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New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
About People and Social Incidents.

commission will hold meeting In a few days for
the purpose of organizing. The President has M.
YET received the money but II Is expected that :,
VIII reach the White House in few days As soo
as it comes the President will turn il over - -
commission.
senator Warren. OF Wyoming escorted ..Trne,s
bil DAILY, Of Rawlings. to the executive of7ca
MT Daiy built railroad overnight to his ranch
III Iso, "neh the President was campaigning in
Wyoming for the Vice-Presidencv IN order th.
Ccionei Roosevelt and mis- party might be his guess
on certain Sunday. The meeting OF the Press
dent and Mr.. DAILY cordial
Ihe President received calls from Secretary Taft
senators Lodge. Crane and Scott: Representative.
Grosvenor, Allen. Hogg Parsons and Curtis o.,
Postmaster Wilcox. of New York
MI and Mrs Clifford Richardson. Miss Grac.
Potter. Miss Mott. Miss Corinne Douglas Rolinso,
and Miss Gladys Roosevelt guests at the White
HOUSE
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
AnlUSenlentS.

AH3SIAtEM9 OF MUsIC-s-The Girl OF Golden West.
aes,I6taA AABRA-2-e-Veudeyille.
a. 1Sr ASSTrph-s S0-The Daughters Of Men
11TsLASSO--s:l5-The Rose Of the Rancho
Si.SADWAH-S:1e-The Partisan Model.
SSsfhTSiEt5lE HALL-2 :30-Concert.
SAslNO-S-The Moon.
COLONIAI~2-s-Vaudevile
~ ~ 1IE,tlON ON--e:l5-The Little Cherub.
DALY'S-s:15-The Belle of Mayfair
EDEN MUSEE-The World in Wax
EMPIRE-s-Peter Pan.
4ARDEN-S:l5-The Student King
GARRlCk-s:30-Caueht in the Rain,
AAchETT-s:30-The Chorus
iAMMERSTEIN'S VICTORIA-S:15-vaudevill
taEhAID SQUARE-S:15-The 10 Yesterday
HlPPODROME-2-S-Ne Daughter and Pioneer
Days.
dCDSON-s15-The Hypocrites
IRVING PIACE-S:20-Wie Man Aiaenner Fesseit
kNICKERBOCKER-S:1 Red Mil
IIBERFf-s:l5-The Girl Who Everything
LINCOLN SQUARES: :l5-Matilda
LYcECM-S:l5-The Lion and the Mouse
LhRIC-S:15-The New York Idea
MADISON SQCARE-S:15-The Three Of Us
MADISON SQUAPE GARDENS a. m. to 1890 p. m-
Poultry Show.
MAJESTIC s:15-Brown of Harvard
MANEATTAN-S: :I5-Les Miserables
aANHATTAN OPERA HOCSE-s-Carmen.
METROPOLITAN OPERA EOUSE-S-Fedora
NEW AMSTERDAM -S16-Brewster's Millions
NEW TORK-s:16-D -Dockstader's Minstrels
PRINCESS s:20-The Great Divide.
SAFOY-s:15-T'he Man Of the Hour
MLLACk S-S-15-The Rich Mr.. Hosgenhemer
WEBERS-S-Dresm City and The Magic knight
WEST END-s-Nellie. the Beautiful Cloak Model.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
THE HUGE PRICE OF WAR.
From The Memphis News-Scimitar

An international authority says that in the so-
called glorious victories OF Cesar a million men
perished on the field OF battle. Napoleon in thu
snort space OF nine years. authorized devote
70 the glory OF France 2.1e3O1o of her In
the ten years following the attack on Fort sumter
the world destroyed Lita.O0o lives and So
oooOoGo worth OF property Two-thirds OF tho
combined budgets OF the various states of Europa
are devoted 20 the maintenance of armed forces
and TO the service of debt practically the whole
or which was incurred by War expenses u
Europe absorb one-half of all the wealth created
oy prod lcttve labor. In the comparatively inSis-
nifcant of England with the Beers England
lost % $50 mel and spent S.40o0oe000. Three hun
dred aud H1ty thousand men withdrawn ey
her from productive industry 10 engage in the de-
structton OF war Military expenditures in the
soyhed 81. SOC, 1QO.0Qo
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

A scientist who has been TO Central Africa
brings back the important information that the
favorite game of the natives is eats CRADLE
There is already learned work this subject,
and assume that there will soon be another.
with illustrations of the one hundred different
ways the black men play the game Newton
summed up the results of his scientific investi-
cations as standing on the seasbore and picking
up seashes. What would he have thought Of
going to Central Africa TO learn about the cats
cradle?
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

The.Hon. John Sharp Williams says the White
House is too damp to live in," thereby serving
notice that he will not antagonize Mr.. Bryan
IN the latters efforts to get the Democratic
nomination for the,Presidency and later colonize
himself in the executive mansion. The Missis-
sippi statesman's Intention is good. but his rea-
soning is defective A parliamentary leader and
orator who cannot generate enough heat to keep
small building like the White House warm
would better give up politics altogether and go
back TO raising icorn and cotton.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
MANY HONOR PHILANTHR0PIsT.
More Than $4,000 Persons View Body Of
Baroness Burdett-Coutts.

London. JAN S.-More than twelve thousand per-
sons visited to-day the house In Stratton street
where the Baroness Burdett-Coutts died on Decenl-
ber so. in order 10 pay last tribute to the phan-
thropist- She was particularly beloved by the peo-
pie OF the WhitectIap pei district Of London WHOSE
on a catafalque. with a life size portrait OF the
baroness az It's head. Long lines Of people. many OF
them belonging 10 the poorer classes stood for
nours IN the streets awaiting their the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

Taking the little gunboat Sandoval across
country to Lake Ontario is an interesting per-
formance, though the canals make it easy.
Balboa, Gil de Avila and Francis Drake did a
much harder trick at the Isthmus centuries ago
And then, there was Jefferson. who wanted all
our navy put upon wheels and carted inland!
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

In France the government requires dealers IN
telephones to submit their instruments for ap-
proval and the fact that the apparatus has
passed a satisfactory examination is indicated
by a mark which is good for only year The
practice IS not quite identical with compelling
hens to rubber stamp on their eggs to
show the date OF laying. but in both cases the
buyer gets a guarantee OF freshness
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
W. /. BROWN LEAVES ESTATE TO WIDOW.

Inc VIII or William L. Brown. who died at Great
harrington. Mass. December IS was fled for
PROBATE IN the Surrogate's Office yesterday. The
accompanying petition states that the estate IS
worth 5000 personal and S. coo real property The
Will is dated May 2S. 1900. and leaves all property
the widow, Henrietta JeffrieS Brown who lives ~
No. az West I'D street
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

One of the kid, frats"-as the Greek letter
fraternities' of the public schools are gracefully
dubbed-protests against threatened dissolution.
and will carry it's case for existence, If neces-
sary, to the Supreme Court of the United States.
Why not to the Hague Congress? Surely there
is no issue in the world of greater moment to
the welfare of mankind than the inalienable
right of a knickerbockered schoolboy to ride
goats and give grips and passwords and adorn
himself with heroglyphs.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
NJ. sAINT-sAENs REACHES HAvRE.

Havre jan S.-M. Camille Saint-Saens. the
French musical conductor arrived here to-day from
New York on La Provence. He expressed himself
as being delighted with his trip and lauded Anleri
can appreciation of good music.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

There is fresh talk OF generating electricity on
a large scale in the coal regions of Pennsyl-
vania and transmitting it TO Philadelphia and
New York for consumption. II the project were
carried out there would be blessed diminution
in the production of smudge smoke in these
cities.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04
THE PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

From The Tribune Bureaul
Washington JAN 3.-The reception given by the
President and Mrs. Roosevelt to the diplomatic
corps filed the parlors and corridors OF the White
House tonight with one of the most brilliant and
distinguished gatherings ever held there About
two thousand guests were present Following the
custom which has obtained since the White House
was remodelled the focal decoration was confined
to vases of roses and other flowers the mantles
and tables, with occasional palm in the long
corridor and at either end of the East Room. thus
leaving the simple dignity of the drawing rooms
unmarried In the Red Corridor. the favorfte place
OF promenade the two long marble basins were
filed with tropical plants and palms. thus partly
screening the Marine Band from view.
For the fist time In years the British Embassy
and the Mexican Embassy were not represented by
ambassadors. the charges daffaires filling their
places. Italy. Austria Hungary, France, Germany
Brazil, Russia and Japan were represented by
ambassadors, while there unusually large
number of ministers absent leaving their places 10
be filled by charges daffaires
The special guests invited TO the Blue Room were:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

The sudden death Of Ernest Howard Crosby
removes. in the prime OF his powers, a man of
ability and of transparent integrity. who had
done much good work for the public. and whose
life, though many disagreed with of the
views which he developed in his later years.
sincerely and unselfshly devoted TO what
he believed to be the welfare OF his fellow men,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

There will be no finer memorial of enlightened
public spirit in New York than that of Glen
Iris Reservation.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

The assassinations which are reported in Rus
sia with painful frequencys are an evil prep
aration for the parliamentary elections of next
month.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-04

Miss Betty CoIlamore. daughter OF Mrs. Henry
Bischon. is booked 70 sail tomorrow for Egypt az
are also Mrs. Frederick Nelson and Mr. and Mrs
Hollis Hunneweu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-07-01

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betr09t $~5,Si0,4S9.
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Neicben: oifentIidc Sduulen $4,000,
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$4,000, fGnigc Hchnungen $4,000.
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Wplfer, mo p%cripllnoctc 0crcn Wnts
ter, Srau Wtortbu 2rciurp. Gr ent-
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Sabre ulte Sohter ser Grmorbeten
0eIcben buben mill, lpie cr lid cine
&ugcl in Sen @opf jogtc. WfelSbels
nler ioQ boourh gerei5t morocn lein,
ooB Srolt Mnlfer elncnl anoeren
aoltgGn0cr ieinen &icblin9Siit ein'
rGllmte.
Bon betrunfcnem Mob err
docn.
Sr. 9. Z. Wtc0nniel, Elm pronai'
i%tellterr Yiirger pon Sa%ppobonnod,
Ga, ipuroc ppn elmer gn5obl betrull-
tcner 9llriden, mcld)c CT bon lelncnl
Nnmeicn lpe9micS, cridoiicn. 9ic
WfDrocr cnttnrncll.
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@etern @sarnlanS iGiienbaln.

gesinuenb anl o. SUM. berNdBt S~iuen.Station
40 Worgens = Gdbnelis SOFT 9agerstotpn. 81.
4 u. s9ubn," RdDHcsborS, GbauberSburg
mo. anSesuomnler eonnits, &ancod unS
Cumberland.
0.l5 M,oraeno = Fei1sWiar SI(rteii.
LA 9adbr1. - getolnrlaoafifH uab Unions
Nribqe.
~4.55 yiahm. = GrprcB SaubiIinie, Saacrs,
ipmu, Sdreod. sbippens6nrg fno. dliSaelioni.
me-, Gountna. Sreberid uno 6 mmitsbuta.
SGglid1, aus aenDnmcn Spnnfng: 49,
7.t3 NFor9ets - 9orf, v. amp S.s0ib. anb
Carlisle.
7.5O Moraens = scecmruooatiAn ,nad5 Siot.
iieIo, fofpie @mmiiebura. "
fie;, yriiceniue tSreoerid). SbiSYmont. ahnc
Rio9e. 8uera Siitn, @lue wiountdfn, Wdpness
hoso, Gbambersbnra, SngcretoipH, Sancod,
Snnbsrlano unO GItins. 9uffetc tbferoations.
1920 8nnm. = Blue M,oiintaiu.gApres sseft.
miniter. 9rucepiac GSreoerid), (Ibnrmont.
GIue Hioge. guei1a Iiita. Ylue Ws1ntain inS
Sd9ersIuipi, Y1rior~g Saagpu.
1925 Nadm. = SdnplIinic 5ftii& bon gulorb.
strobe fsipie Port, @ai0per, @ettps'burs uns
5.ss Nadni- Accommodation mad Sa1nober,
Gle Nbenos accommodation na6i Union.
Nnr eamiags:
Bridge.
Nnr esnniaas:
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. Saii iiS s,S as y ! ID, ass. .gabuboN an.
w.esistal,' # ssss sssa sSsefRsaiss sssi.: 4 a:s Ell
yaHc tar's sasiaTnS he1JEai o. asiae. arl,.ia,
ct.Haltimsre.esr. Hats 6uftsm 4ssiesssfans.
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NGtbielbafte Acknowledgement.

8outSmout +, q. s., 80. Sllni.
= @1brenb bcs 9un5en geItrigen So-
aes madten iidl bier IN 3miidenr0n'
men groeri6iittcriln1en Iilblbar, mel
DIE Ser 9epolferlung ST. Ser &ermu'
tbnng IulaB 9aben, Dab cS lid) I'm
Elm grobeben ~gebanoelt bat. Al5 ouS
critic Niitteln nm 8 llbr eintrat,
glallbte man, ooB cs bonn Sheibcn'
idieBen GROCER arieasidiiic nit
idiperem @eibiit oui bobcr See Der.
riibre, nit Der 3eit neigte man lid)
aber mlebr Ger aniidt 5L Dab Die er'
itiltterllngen aus Dem Grolnltern
tarnen. 3uipeilen traten b%aIbItilnolge
Tauien in Sen 8ibrintionen Elm, bis
sum Sonnenuntergnng 5Gbltc mon
ober gegen bunoert StoBe, Die am bel
tighten IN Der 3eit 5piid)eu 3 llbr .
Wiit. nnb ) llbr - Mu1. Nahmlt'
tags a%uitraten. r.
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8ceen hcn Sfarrframpf.
-Aay4Rm
Nprbercitungen be@ 5alii0ta'e Nmt<
fiir oeu ,0lorreid)en Niertcn."

SUPERINTENDENT &eJalltfQta'@ WllltS
fiir Den y0lorreid)en &iertcn."
Nem Dorf, 30. Smi. - 9o$
it1btiihe Sanit1tsnmt bot Die iibIid)cn
Gorbcreitlungcn iiir Den ,@lorrcidCn
Gierten" getrofieu. Gin groBes Quan-
tim 5etanlS E Nnti Sorin mnrbc
angeldlaitt mo an sic 9roBcren Npus
tbeten mo oie 9%iireour ser @eiunos
belts : 9eborhe IN 0cn peridieoenen
Yorougbs pertbeilt. Nnipeftoren 0c3
departments lperoen III Der @od)c
pom I. bis s. &lIi ieOer Belt bcrcit
iein, Ecrionen, lpelfc S~d)icBmunOer
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baS Inti. Sorin eiu5uimpien.
Wun6iperre uno Storrfrnmpi bill
ben o~lii1brlidJ Die ~trouriaeu ge9leit.
erid)einungen Der gerolllfuollcl tScicr
bes observation-disclosures. Iie Sim
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Der 9eboroe lit eS iiir menige GentS,
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Meber hie lecgcnwG rtige
Ginpanbcrung bot Iid) jiin9it oilf Der
lutbcriiden @cnerai-S pnooe elm Yre-
niger ipie folat ~geduBert: oafit Dem
dbaelanienen Sabre parcn bon ecll
LOO 35, Die ourd) Die Gingonaa.
pforte 81 oieiem 2onnc 5ogeL 221,.
GAG. S~taliruer, f25,000 iuoren rliii.
id,e Smoen, 259.OO0 poren Slopen,
72,0OO maren 0eutide, uno 10 net
ter: bic meiiten unpiiienb, ntmora.
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Wefabr fir ben nloroliid)en Gbarotter
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fIub bfs GpaneeIiums oili lie oisse-
iibt miro, iperoen fie bes SonheS 6rie-
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bnrt nno unfriitlidl nrtbeilt cin Tic
ref etottes. I laYa ,ggal yqasfgss asnSc-
rcn fam iibel. .sehg eii,ilpel11s pc alid,t
oered,ter iino.
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@crmiidte telesrapbiide SepeidJcm.

Sn Wcgenn, 90, gerietD @.
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a.. s. @nrb ipe9en zines peripGtet nb.
gelieferten 9riefes in Streit uno lhob
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@nro mar 60 Sabre alt.
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0a., 6ron Sunitoq nod ibrem Souie
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jabriges 5odterd)en ut,ter Der Nli.
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brannt, nGbreno oaS M1ohen Der.
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500 Maun unb Sfii5iere bcS 30.
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ben Ybilippiueu be9riiieu, ab9ereiit.
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R. @oloron Weeen 2otterieipiclS Der
baitet nno nit $1,000 @eIbitraie be-
Iest poroen. gr iol SnS 2otterieipicl
in Ser Staot geleitet baben.
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8%insbamton N..9,. lit 5ruu gmilp
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grano seratbcn l,uo ibrcn gcrletnn'
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alt.
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Nnfanas September 5nriidtcbren.
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citation am Euaets Suno beild)en.
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8rnnSitiids ltebertrasnngen.

tGaa Carroll oil Yerlo DC. 2opslcD
II. q, &edyt, Sitel uno 3inicn, So,
CHARLES .. 9lroettc al InniI
9aie, @eitieitc ser Morpplonb.glut,
@runo5inS 500, So.
Sohn S6nrne II. u, Teitaments.
IpQitreder, an Wtarp y. Hclion,
@citieitc scr Hotomoc., no6c Monll'
mtqnt! e trGBt, " Tel 40, 'WruiiS8itN
$36, So.
Souie Sole an 9enielben, @elticitc
Der Eotpmoc-, nobe Wouuments Str.
II bel 40, So.
Miles @bitc, JIM, H. q, on Wnn.
{. Shpar5, Norbmeitieite Der 9elolr.
Hooo, $500.
8iaiam 8. @rigbt on Yreslep g;
Garter II. a., Noromeitieite Der Cant
pole!S trobe, nobe @ouloin NQep
@rumo5ins SOC, So.
Ebilip Is. Wiiaer an Solnutorc 5.
De SouteS II. u, NorOieite Der Sli.
r.StraBe, nabe Wontioro.slpe, II
bel y, @rui,o5ins $40, So.
Inno W. Yrodt II. q. an @eperlp
". Smitb, Siiorpeitieite Der 2inoen'
9lpenllc, $2666.G7.
Charles y. Gogt II. u. OH @liiicppc
8cppi II. a., Noroi1ite Ser Eoca.Str..
So.
GbWaro 8, Gallagher II. q. an Src.
bcrid s. Crane, 4 @runoitiide, So.
Tronf Nopof an Gnrico Gbio0i,
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ton.Npcnilc, 1922 bel so, @rllno5inS
$36, So.
9ericlbc an Sronccs Sofmuon
Noroicite bcS Gogcr Ylacc, ,lube Mil.
ton. gpenit, 12.3 bel 50, 8runo5ins
$3G, So,
Sobn @ooo II. u. an Gli5obctb
Snpher II. 81, Siioieitc Der Seiierior.,
llahc Bethel troBe, ~ bel 7G, BroS.
$50. So. ~
Samuel 6. @onlton an Mohcl &.
@orlaro, 2 8runoitiidc, $500.
@iQiam &. @rop an Hpbert @.
Wfc9orp @eltieitc Der EilloSfisS Str,
nobc Mioaclpooo!apcnue is bel 20.
8runo5ins $50, So.
Wper Nbramion an Seinrid) Curt
Siioieite Der WlllbcrrpS trabe nobe
Wtprtlc,gpemle, II bel lis. @rimos
sims $2S, S.. c ID.
George q. &enalc. JIM, an Noom
@oce, Siticitc ser Spring., nabe MG.
oiion!Stfobe. II bel SO, 8runosins
sos, $l00.
Nnorcm ~ &cllp OH NIbert Baltic
Ion SiiSicite Der @ppomarS., lrabc
Scott StraBc, II bel G., @runn5inS
1886, So. -s 3
@inccnSo Serto an Solpotore &c.
lacaroo, @citieitc ser Teorl, nabc Der
SeringtolrS trobc, fl bel 100, @rAs.
SOS, $500.
Seinrid Silrf an 9ollis 9louittin,
Snoleite Der Mlilberrp.S trabc. nabc
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sims $2S, So.
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