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New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: The wisest who ever lived wrecked his
kingdom and ruined his son, not by sparing the
rod but by using 1t. If any one had excuse for
rough and ready methods OF discipline. through
stress of business and lack of time. in his family
of one thousand-odd wives and innumerable chill
dren he had That excuse will hold, the
result was altogether disastrous. Besides, If We
could realize what society was in those days, when
men branded their children in order to know them
we would not wish TO take one backward step
The Christian method OF reform is to overcome
evil with good and Emerson says should be
generous even with our dignity. The tyrant is not
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
FERRY COMPANIES.
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET

Liverpool. Euiy z-CgosiuR: wHEAT-spot steady: No
red western winter. IS Cd No. California. Is Id;
futures duh: July as 2Ad September I'D; Deem
ber, as It'd CoRN-spot steady: new American kiln
dried. 6s %; old American mixed Gs -: futures quiet
July. 5s4i.o; September. q 27sd. PE;As-Canadisn
steady. a. i0d. FLOIk-Wiuter patents quiet 29s
COTTOSS ED OTL-IIull refined. spot dull, PAS. HOPS
AT London dacine COAST steady. IL l3sf2 As BEEF
Extra India steady. i03s 81. PDRK-Prime mess,
Western steady. 73s Cd FAMs-Short lbs,
47E. short rib l0 TO "a lbe strong z5s' long
EntCdlss hight . 10 - lbs. strong Sos. long clear
rniddles g. so lbs, strong. s3s Cd short
backs 20 lbs. strong, AS Cd; clear bellies IL
le lbs strOrg. s7s Cd SHOULDERS II 10 l3
lis strong 33s LARD-PTfnse Western. IN terces
rtror Sd; refined in pals. zss Cd
Oh EEsF-Canadan hnest white and oolored. old frTn
Sc white. new. Hrfn, DIS Canadian
ms, Co3red new. firm. 59s. TALLoN-Irtme. city.
firm 27s: Australian n London firm SIS I'd InR-
ToFr>ST'IsST<-Spirifs strong. Bis &C. IISSEED OIL
Firm Zss PETRoIsEU&-cuiet 6&d. RosIN-Com-
Irnl, "a lsas
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

really respected All he gains is an outward COM
nl,ance with terrific undertow. On the other
hand the teacher who can rule his own spirit Is
greater even in the eyes OF his pupils. than ne
who takes city by force M L. d
Hammondsport n. Y, June 90 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05

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New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
Financial Meetin gs.

New York 80. 1905.
Notice IS heteby given 10 the stockholders OF The
Eagle Fre Company OF New York that. by order Of
Directors. a special meeting has been duly
called O'clock A. NJ Friday. the tenth day
July 1905 Offices the Company. No. So Beaver
Manhattan, city Of New York, the
purpose considering Resolution authorizing and in
President Secretary. behalf OF the
stockholders quidate OF the Company,
after presiding the liabilities Of the Com
pany distribute from time 10 time the
proceeds remaining the stockhold-
ers PRO rata TIiEO. II PRICE. Pres't-
W. 5. THORN, Sec'y.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-05
FINANCIAL MARKETS

Owing to the holiday the banks and exchanges
were closed yesterday. In London the market
for American securities was inactive. For the
convenience of readers Fridays closing prices
on the Now York Stock Exchange are reprinted:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
TEDDY To SHINE
As SOCIAL LION
HosTEsses START COMPETITION
FOR CHANCE TO ENTERTAIN
HIM.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-Mr. Roosevelt
will undoubtedly be the chief lion
Of the London season OF 1910. Already
there is keen competition among the
London hostesses for dates" In his
London program. The earliest bid for
the ex-president's company was made
Immediately his coming was an
nounced here by millionaire's wife
whose social ambition Is boundless.
This lady lost no time In cabling IL
an influential American woman we'll
known In English society, asking her
TO do everything In her power TO ar
range that Mr.. Roosevelt shall be the
guest at luncheon or dinner OF the
aforesaid social climber. Everything
goes TO show that Mr. Roosevelt will
live the strenuous (sociaD life when
he comes 10 London.
The Romanes lecture at Oxford uni
versity which Mr.. Roosevelt Is to de-
liver In 1910 Is due to the legacy.
yielding $125 a year. left by DIR. J. G..
Romanes for an annual lecture deliv-
cred at the University Of Oxford or
some subject associated with litera-
ture, art or science. Mr.. Gladstone.
Prof Huxley. Lord Morley. Mr. Bryce.
Sir oliver Lodge and Lord Curzon
have been among the Romanes lee
lures.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
Sabe This Recipe. 1t Makes,
an Excellent Cough Remedy

BY making up some OF the remedy
described below and having II In the
house ready for use, you can quickly
nip cold or cough In the bud ana
avoid most of the usual annoyance ana
possible suffering. At any rate, the
recipe Is worth saving. SO that when
a cough or cold enters your home you
will know how to conquer 1t quickly.
Although very simple and inexpensive,
this homemade remedy Is really SUI
perior to any ready-made cough syrup
you can buy. Use:
Granuiated Sugar Syrup lib IL OF.
Plnex ........'. - 90
Put the Pinex In a pint bottle and
fill up the bottle with Granulated Sug-
ar Syrup, made as follows: To one
pint OF GRADUATED Sugar add one-half
cup OF water, stir and let boil just
moment. Shake the mixture we'll and
take a teaspoonful every one, two or
three hours as required.
Taken when the first symptoms ap'
pear, this simple remedy will drive
away q cough or cold almost imme'
diately. Even deep-seated, obstinate
coughs usually yield to II inside oil
"a hours. Ii Is also excellent for In
cipient consumption, bronchial trou'
bles, whooping cough, hoarseness and
similar ailments. Is equally good Tor
adults and children. The taste is very
pleasant.
This prescription is effective for the
same reason that the air OF the pine
forests is 80 effective In the cure oil
tuberculosis and other membrane dis
eases. Pinex Is the most valuable
concentrated compound OF Norway
White Pine Extract, and Is rich In gu
aiacol and other healing elements OF
the pine. The Granulated Sugar Syrup
is an excellent sedative.
In making this remedy do not ex
pect good results by using any OF the
weaker pine oil or pine tar pre- para
lions. Use the full strength Pinex. II
your druggist does not have II he viii
be glad To get IL for you II you ash
him to do so.
The Granulated Sugar costs about
four cents and the Pinex about 81
cents. SO the cost ID only about s.
cents for a whole pint--enough TO las
family for long time. IL kept wei
corked II will never spoil.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24

cradel Is the hand witch shud eleck
our president. then everything wud be
as It shud be. sed Ma.
But II the hand witch rocks the era
del shud eleck a other president like
the one we have now. sed q man In
the crowd, thare wud be lot of moar
cradels to rock.
do not wish to be interrupted, sed
Ma. I will now interduce a sister suf-
fraget. Missus Emma Eidelweiss, a
nabor OF mine. wich will tell you. In
few well chosen words. why we shud
have as much rite to voat as the men.
Emma EldelweIss Speaks, Yet.
cum beefoar you. sed Missus EN-
ma Eidelweiss, as a good German Am
erican lady. and l am proud that !
am lady. Was your mother lady?
sed a man In the crowd. Did she
know sou was going to be a lady? sed
other man.
am not heer to argue with loaf.
ers.' yet, sed Missus Eidelweiss. Ever
since l have came on Washington
Hites. alreddy, have respeck had.
think you are cheap skates, yet.
Hear. Hear. sed a man. Cum on.
you Emma Eidelweiss. sed a other
man. Heer Gums the cops, sed 9TH
er man.
Then the poleece came out OF the
stashun. thay had been sleeping &
thay dident know that Ma & the other
suffra-gets was thare until thay heard
the crowd yelling. Then they chased
Ma & her two CD trends of the steps
OF the stashun, & Ma calm hoam with
Pa & me.
Allow me, sed Pa, In this, the hour
OF yure triumf. to extend to you the
right hand OF fellowship & congratu-
lashun, after the grand speech witch
you maid tonite. feel very much
uplifted by IL, Pa sed. Did the POI
leece up-lift you wen thay kicked you
Il your trends Oft the steps?
Ma Calls Pa Sum Bad Mains.
sheer at me in the hour OF my disap
pointment You cur. Ma sed.
I may be cur, sed Pa, a. little Bob
bic may be a pup, but you & your lady
trends certeniy nance. aJOo... * 49,
sum fine laffs vile you was up or
them steps making fools OF your
selves. Dident thay. Bobbie?
One OF them in particular, sed Pa
made CRATE hit with me. Wich was
that old hen with the Merry Widow
hat witch was out Of date last April
am so sorry that the poleece kicked
you off the steps beefoar she got a
chanst for to say anything. She was
all To the joke, sed Pa. She had a
face Ike dab of mashed po-tatos, sed
Pa. oh, you suffra-gets! sed Pa.
Ma was awful mad at Pa. but ev.
cry time she started TO SKIOLD Pa he
LATED SO hard that she didn't get a
chanst. Pa KEEP on laffing till we got
10 the fiat.
You cur, sed Ma, | suppoas you
amt eeven going to say goodnite to
me. Sure | will say goodnite, sed Pa
Good mite. you suffra-get
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
QUEEN WILL SHOW
BOOK OF PHOTOS
TO PUBLISH A RE-
VARIABLE COLLECTION For
THE SAKE OF CHARITY.

LONDON, Nov. 24.-Queen Alexan-
dra. of England. has just had PUBLISH
ed by the London Daily Telegraph o
remarkable collection OF 1870 photo
graphs. each of an intimate and per-
sonal nature, and all taken by the
queen herself. The exceedingly arts
tic and attractive volume Is entitled
Queen Alexandra's Christmas Gilt
Book
TO her friends the queen has long
been known as a talented photograph
err, but her work shown in this collec-
ton will surprise even those VINO
know her best. In clearness the pic
lures would do credit to any profes-
sional photographer.
To Rs Sold for Charity.
The books are to be sold for char
ity and the queen, through her pub
fishers, makes II very plain that she
Is not entering the lists as an author
or illustrator, but entirely because she
believes the method adopted by her
may result In greater gain for the
charities of which she Is generous
and enthusiastic patroness.
The collection contains pictures OF
members Of many royal families In
characteristic poses. and for each one
Queen Alexandra has penned de-
scriptive foot-note.
Heretofore there have been books
published by authorization OF Eng
lands queens, and In isolated instances
some have been printed for private
circulation, but this Is the first In
stance In which a series OF photo
graphs taken by the queen, with COM
ments by herself, has been put upon
the market.
The book has very plain greenish
yellow cover with green lettering. Un-
der a green crown In the upper left
hand corner is written, Queen Alex
andras Christmas Gift Book-Photo-
graphs From My Camera"
The frontispiece Is an autographed
photograph of the queen herself. Then
comes a picture Of the King OF Eng
land, the Prince Of Wales and the lat
ters two younger sons. On the second
page are two very good likenesses OF
the King, in the costume OF the Scot
fish highlander. Edward Of Wales, the
son Of the Prince of Wales. Is pictured
In smart boyish sailor suit and label
led Little David"
That the king and queen are fond of
outdoor life Is easily seen from the
fact that nearly everv picture Is TAX
en- out OF doors away from the royal
castle. Many are snapped on ship
board, while quite few are'taken ON
the golf links.
Already 100000 copies Of the book
have been ordered. and 1t will not ex-
coed the hopes of all concerned IL the
sales reach 100000 so that the charit-
able enterprise of the queen Is already
well assured.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
KILLS DAUGHTER;
FATALLY WOUNDS
HIS SON
"LET's HAVE A REAL FAMILY RE-
UNION" SAYS SON AND FATHER
Begins TO sHooT-soN IS
DYING.

NEW YORK, Nov. 24.-Carl Loos
shot his 16-year-old daughter 10 death
and MORALLY injured his son. young
minister. at his home, No. ITO Second
ave-. at Z o'clock this morning.
Loos had also planned to murder
his wife. a second son and a second
daughter. but he was disarmed after
the second shot was fred.
The young minister. Frederick Loos.
Is "a years aid and was recently mar
ried 10 an Illinois girl. after he had
re ceived q call from the Lutheran
church in Yale. 8. ID. A week or more
sgo the young minister learned that
HIS father was drinking heavily and
MAS abusing his mother. refusing TO
give her money for food or clothes.
The second son. John. 10; sister,
Marie, 81, and Meta. 16. the youngest
child I'm the family. all wrote to the
minister telling him OF how their moth.
er was abused and begging him TO
hurry on to New York.
On his arrival here, young Loos
found that his mother had been forced
TO work as q janitress. His father had
quit work and was constantly drunk.
The young minister took his mother
n Harlem court where warrant was
sworn out for the father charging him
with desertion and failure TO provide.
When the case was called In court
Mrs. Loos refused TO prosecute her
husband She said she was certain
he would be better after talk with
the minister. Loos was consequently
discharged.
Young Loos then began planning 70
take HIS mother. sisters and brother
west with him. The father did not re-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
SAGINAW NEEDS A
THOROUGH CLEANING

SAGINAW, Mich, Nov. PA walk
about the city these fine days reveals
a disgHstingly dirty condition OF the
streets. Prominent avenues Ike Je;-
fersCn, Washington and Genesee show
the condition more conspicuously be-
cause they are the most used. but all
streets appear to be alike, at leas:
on the east side of the river and
they are wonderfully. remarkably dir.
ty and filthy. Mostly they resemble
barnards with cement pavings.
II seems according to observation
and comment OF residents that no
street cleaning has been done since
the first snow fall. and the result
may he imagined. Sunday and Mondav,
two OF the finest days that have been
given this year. the disgraceful con.
dition was particularly noticeable, and
provoked savage comment from other
wise peaceful and patient citizens,
who endure much before they make
themselves heard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
HOW TO REDUCE FAT
PR0P0RTI0NATELY

Proportion Is the thing. A fat wo-
man yearns 10 reduce her abdomen. but
she doesn't want TO produce scrawny
neck. This fact condemns the dieting
method OF reducing. You can't starve
the Fat of one place and not on an
other. simply impossible. But why
try dieting or even exercising. when
there IS better way OF reducing tat
than either
Try the following: One half ounce
MarInola, a ounce Fluid Extract cas-
cara Aromatic. 3h ounces Peppermint
Water. Any druggist will MI the above
cheaply. Take teaspoonful after
meals and at bedtime and see II I'm
few weeks YOU are not losing about
pound of fat a day-not from places
where you are normally plump. but
from those that are overly fat. The
receipt worka like q charm. I am told.
and though II produces delightfuiiy APP
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ever heard of. Instead or being harn-
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health and appetite and complexion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
LONDON IN THROES
OF ROLLER SKATING

LONDON, Nov. 2'.--Thc roller skat-
ing craze has been revived throughout
provincial England and Scotland. and
determined effort will be made to
import II To London this winter.
c. r. Crawford. OF ST. Louis. IS re-
sponsible for the revival He came
to England last September with a
pair OF skates and a section OF a rink
floor. The old armory at Liverpool
was transformed into a rink. People
who had skated years ago were anx-
ious To see II they still retained this
prowess. while youngsters. fascinated
by the rapid, graceful glide, were anx.
ious TO learn. At n recent festival
10000 skated one evening at the Liver
pool rink Each person paid rs cents
admission and an equal additional sum
90 skate.
The success OF Liverpool led Mr.
Crawford's syndicate to Invade New
castle, Manchester. Birmingham. Brad
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
COMMISSIONERS BINGHAM
is SCORED SEVERELY

NEW YORK. Nov 24.-From within
a week OF the day--Jan. /, 1906-when
he assumed office. Police Commission
er Bingham has been the subject Of
more widespread criticism than any
OF his predecessors, not even except
ing Devcry, who was assailed chiefly by
ministers and business men. In Bing-
hams case policemen and politicians
have been among his chief critics, as
we'll as ministers, magistrates ana
leaders OF civic bodies.
one Of the severest criticisms was
made In writing on Jan. 4. 1907. by
Col Joel b. Erhardt. police commits
sloner under Mayors Wickham and
Ely In an open letter he said:
The department never has been iE
such a putrid condition as IT is today
7 use the word putrid because none
stronger occurs 10 me at this mo
mCnt"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
CURE FOR
NEURALGIA
Remarkable Recovery Al Dsize
Proves Its Power IN This
Painful Disease.

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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24
WILL GET SALARY IN
TIME TO BUY TURKEY

n every city employee does not have
the wherewithsl to- buy his Thanks
giving fowl, IL Will not be the fault
of City Treasurer Max c. Koch. The
latter has put It right up 70 the vari-
Gus heads OF departments and COM
missions by preparing the checks for
every man In the ciry's employ 80 that
they can be distributed Wednesday.
In former years the fire commits
sion has refused to pay its men ahead
Of time but Koch has nevertheless
got all the firemen's checks ready and
only the refusal OF the fire commits
sioners Will prevent the fire ladies
from getting their money.
School teachers. policemen. paving
men. clerks--all are to get their money
I'm plenty OF time to hunt up the tur.
key-sellers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24

The picture on my slate today Is
Ma trying TO be a suf-fraget. She tried
pretty hard but she dident try as hard
as the poleece,
Ma was reading In the paper about
Miss Trixie Friganza wich was a suf-
fraget making speech on
the steps In front OF the city
hall. and she sed to Pa, II Missus Frig-
anza can do that down at the city
hall. why not I? Why not, indeed? sed
Pa.
Ma was going to go down to the city
hall at frst ID but she finally sed
she mite AZ well speek on the steps
OF the poleece stashun on Washing
ton Kites. So Ma went up thare with
two GU Of her lady friends. G. all
three 90 Of them started to speek
Pa q me went along to heer Ma
speek. Pa sed he herd Ma speek a
lot anyway. but he went with me.
Wen we got up to the steps of the
poleece stashun Ma got up on the
steps & she began to talk. Frens &
Sister Republicans, sed Ma, | cum
beefoar you tonite beekaus | cannot
cum behind you. l am heer, Ma sed,
to ex-pound to you all them immortal
truths wich is laid down in the works
Of Missus Bertha Clay, Ma sed, show
ing taht all winning Is born free &
equal
My friends, sed Ma, beefoar long
we will be having a eleckshun At
that time. & In that crate hour, how
shall we voat. II at all? How shall
we voat, my sisters, & for whom shall
we voat?
You shall voat for Sweeney. sed
man in the crowd. Pipe the skirt, a
other man sed. Heer the fee-male
frothing at the mouth, sed other
man.
Ma a Modern Jone of Ark.
You must heer me out, sed Ma. You
shall heer me out. | stand heer to-
mite. Ma sed, TO raise my voice for lib
erty & equality. In me & in my
braiv sisters heer wich calm out with
me, you beehold a modern Jone Of
Ark. witch wishes to help to stamp out
all them eevils In our land, q maik
winning supreme in the councils OF
the mitey.
Winning. sed Ma, has been instru-
mental In moast OF the crate things
witch has been accomplished since the
beginning OF the wurld. Who was it
that droav Adam out OF Eden, when
he got too gay? sed Ma IL was Eve,
sed the other suf-fragets.
Who was II that put Mister Thaw
in Jail? sed Ma. II was Missus Thaw,
sed the suf-fragets. Yes, my friends.
sed Ma, you cannot naim me singel
woman witch has been in publick life
witch ever did a wrong thing.
10 4.
a man In the crowd. But she wasent
a singel woman, sed Ma.
oh. my friends, sed Ma If you cud
only know how much purer the bal
lot wud be with winning as voters,
you wud let us voat. II you cud only
realize that the hand witch rocks the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-24

turn home last night and when he
staggered In this morning his wife
and children were at the breakfast
table.
Have a, seat and take some break
fast, father" the minister said. Come
ON. Let's have a real family reunion
Loos then began shooting. The
daughter. Meta. fell. shot through the
heart. The next shot brought down
the minister. shot through the breast.
Then Loos was disarmed by the sec
ond son.
Loos was taken to the police sta.
ton, where he admitted the shooting.