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New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
MORSE SHOT INDIAN IN sELF-DEFENCE

San Diego. Cal, Dec 30-The steamer ST. Denis.
from Ensenada, Lower California brings the facts
concerning the killing Of a Mexican Indian by
William Morse, grandson Of Professor s. +. b.
Morse. the inventor. for WHICH Morse is now con-
fined in the Ensenada jail
The Indian, Juan Amador, had been hired by
Morse and party OF hunters who were IN the
mountains Trinidad. 125 miles south of San
Diego lie had been quarrelsome the trip. and
Christmas finding Morse about the camp alone
he attacked him witt n knife. Morse was cut
about the arms but managed to reach his gun and
fired killing the indian at the first shot Morse
gave himself up and was brought Ensenada.
The Indian found with the knife in his hand
aud the authorities convinced OF the truth of
the }f-defence theory.
Morse is comfortable the isil, bat viii have to
remain until dhe court examines and passes upon
the evidence. His early release is looked for.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
rRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in New York.
Hawaii Guam Philippine Islands
fya San FranCisCo)-U. :. transport. To-day 630
MA; lliaI;, To-day 6:3o m
Hawaii Cva san FTancisco)-Alameda. Jan D m
Hawaii Japan. CoTea, China and Philip
pine Islands tyia san Francisco)-St-
it4ia Jan 6sO m
New Zealand. Australia Except Wesp,
yii San Francisco yncric. 10
Jaia5 5ns SIia teattiej-aga m
Japau China and Philippine isl
Hl'T Emoress Of china Jan. - $3.50 m
JaPae se6 6Giy, via Tacoua-Iitan % $40
Tahiti Narquesas Islands. New zealand
aieGo, aEa cGeS'a.,s MaTiposa Jan IS $50 m
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
DARING BANK ROBBERY.
Fire Bandits Erect Barbed Wrc
Barricade and DEFY Citi1enS.

Muskogee Okla, Dec. 3G.-Flve robbers dynamited
the bank at Wenston Okla, cas- of here to-day,
and after exchanging many shots with the citizens
escaped with 5000 No hurt.
The robbers heavily armed, rode into Welston
after midnight They erected barbed wire barri-
cade around the bank. and, while some members
of the gang went work the bank safe, others
stood guard The citizeks were soon up in arms,
and a lively exchange of shots with the robbers
followed. The robbers, however, were well armed q
and protected and for hours kept the towns
people at bay, while others of the robbers worked
on the banks vault When they finally succeeded
in gaining the money it contained the five men rode
off covering their departure with . constant fire.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
IRON AND STEEL CONDITIONS.
The Iron Age" says

There have exceedingly few transact CtiOns
of any significance in the wnUle range o. The steel
industry, and there nave been no happenings ltcIn
wIicn lnCiCailOhs OF, lhe itHu oI 'It lilaIhetS
might be inferred. The uncertainties oI taTlH re-
VISION becoming more potent factor ana are
expected 10 keep the markets rather quiet untll
the outcome be measured 1t Is not believed
that the situation will be clear before early sum-
mer. In the time conservative buying by
consumers Will prevail since Jney be gen
orally convinced that reVlson means a downward
ample supply Of materials u liberal reserve
idle manufacturing capacity. an oversf ocked
TOR any uable strain. Meanwhile the ground
swell Of steadily improving general conditions and
growing courage are expected TO lit the conSump-
level
The Gary plant will begin steel making between
March 10 and April /. he plant producing open
hearth steel exclusively. In the mean time open
hearth steel rails viii be made at the South Chi
CaEo works of the Illinois Steel Company, that
the requirements of the railroads in the West for
open hearth rails will be met. II is estimated that
Bridge Company fabricated about 100000 tons
more than il sold
The Iron Trade Review says:
The old year closes with the markets IN pig iron
and finished products very quiet. but there is no
evidence Of weakness. AID there is almC 81 uni
versa belief that business viii improve before mary
weeks have passed The taking of inventories has
business and holiday distractions have almost 6 en
q factor of the dtlnesS. iron ore on docks at the
close Of naviea amounted to 8 $50 tons the
largest tonnage record. The receipts at Lake
Erie ports for the season We're 20 0il4, i9l tons
against 2595,75S tons fer the of 1897 East
tons Of Russian Contracts for structural ma
terial for the week were large, amounting TO
were 900 for the Hart, SchEnuer & Marx Building
at Chicago tnken hv the American Bridge Com
near Pitsburg and 800 tons for the TERMINAL
Warehouse company building. at Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
7AROv DEposlroRs LOSE HOLDINGS

Isaac = Hice. chairman Of the reorganization com
mitfee q The Consolidated Railway Lighting and
RefTigerating Company, fer which a receiver was
appointed some time ago. announced yesterday that
than 1900 the 2ll. .l5S shares Of
stock Of the company outstanding had been depos-
itAd under the reorganization agreement and that
no further deposit Of stock would be accepted bv
the committee. This means that the holdings Of
the stockholders who have not deposited their Sc
cEri;ies with the committee worthless as
the reorganization committee bought the assets of
the company a. the receivers sale and the agree
ulent provided that the right participate in the
benefits of the plan should accrue only TO share
holders depositing their stock
Uncer the plan depositors consented 10 assess
ulent Of = cents q share snd 10 the organization
Ct new company, with IS 600 capital stock
oix1Ged into shares OF the par value Of s25 10 be
exchanged equally for the 500 par shares Of
the old company.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
CHARLES H. GAUSS APPOINTMENTS

Albany, Dec. SO.-Charles H. Gaus, State Con-
troIler-eIect. announced to-day the following ap-
pointments:
Private secretary-William H. Brainerd, Albany;
salary, s. 700.
Chief clerk of stock transfer bureau-Justus H
Davis, Albany; salary, $500.
Stock transfer examiners-Daniel Mulvllle, Al
bany; William J. Mccormick, Albany; r. j.
Barker, Albany.
Court and trust fund examiners-Herman J.
Diek5na.I -1Iban,-; J. II. B. MOngin former Deputy
Secretary of State Waterloo.
Attorney transfer tax appra1ser-Robert h
Mccormick Albany.
Iaborer-Fred Bur ger, Albany.
Mr. Brainerd is managing editor Of The Al
hany Evening Journal.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth. Dec 30. T3O u m-Teutonic tBri New York
for CHerbourE and southampton.
Montevideo. Dec 26Tuscany tr) New York for Buenos
Ayres and Rosario
81 Nazaire Dec 27-trabran8 tNor). sydney. g B.
Liverpool Dec Sl-Rossetu tBr). New York for Man
Santos. Dec 27-Suuther tGerl. barbados
Pernambuco and Macee.
Malta, 3o-NoFman Prince Hong
Kong.
bordeaux. De-, 2S-Calitorns (Frl. New York.
Bremen. Dec - S9-Charlos Dutch. New York
SAILED.
Southampton. Dec 10. t2:t5 m-oceanie tRr). New
York gta Cherbcurg and Queenstown
singapore. Dec 20-rudor Prince ttr. Boston and New
Genoa. Dec 2s-R d'Italia utaD New York.
Hull Dee aG-BuEalo tBrl. New York
PASSED
Gibraltar Doe 30 Algeria t5r) New York for Mar
selss. Genoa.
Lizard, Dec so i;2o MA Provence tEr), New York
for fiAyrs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
E4RRTN14N 4FTER OUTLET
4sDians Ne5o Route from Vest to the
Gulf Of Mel3cO.

Z. H Hartman. according TO Wall Street re
port. is planning route which VIII gze the Union
Pacific a direct outlet 10 the Gulf of Mexico.
through which shorter haul viii be necessary
than by way OF the Illinois Central, which the
Union Pacific controls. and the Union Pacific sys-
TEN viii be placed in position advantageous in
respect traffic movement 10 and from the Gulf
as that which the Hi system enjoys through
its acquisition Of the Colorado & Southern
II is said that traffic arrangement may be made
with the Missouri. Kansas & Texas the Kansas
CITY Southern, that line may be constructed
connecting the Union Pacific with the Southern Pa
Cifc lines in Texas
From Portland it is reported that Mr.. Hartman
has decided upon extensive programme of con
str7lctson the Far Northwest which VIII include
the building 759 l,C00 miles OF the
State Of Oregon
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
ONLY THIS WEEK %Df 9D !,
IT Line. with mdse. Arrived at

to the Atlantic Transport Line, with mdse.
a f0:4T m. 18th.
steamer Axenfels Ger. strunrg Chittagong Oct 2s
Calcutta Nov g Colombo Is. 26 said y and
Malta 80. Newport News Dec u and Boston 20
Funch Edye & Co with mdse- Arrived at the Bar at
2:f5
Steamer Erika Ger, paulsen, Lisbon Dec 10 TO tho
Line. with mdse. Arrived the Bar 230
SAILED
Steamers Curtyba Cuban. Nuevitas. Hawaiian. Puerto
Mexico; Mohawk Charleston. Alice (AusD. Naples East
lands tfrp Mobile; Cherokee Santo Domingo city; Mara
val tBrp Grenada jamestown. Norfolk; Madonna (Fr)
Marsees Devonshire tiir) Bahia Admiral Schley
Antonio. Adriatc tErl Southampton; Cothide CuneO
t\or), Port Antonio. Ida CuneO tNo). Port Antonio:
kroonand tBelgl, Antwerp; Iucania tBr. Liverpool;
Ihors1 Nor Mapzanillo; Antilles New Orleans, Oc-
nulgee Brunswick
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
FOR INocULAT1NG AGAINST TYPHOID
Experts Will Recommend Such Action on
Troops-Cities May Adopt It.

washington. Dee 3o.-One Of the first questions
that Secretary Wright Of the War department
will he called upon settle after the holidays is
whether the department viii adopt the system Of
incubation OF American troops against typhoid
fever recommended by special board Of experts,
whose report is its way from the West.
There Is little doubt expressed that Secretary
Wright viii approve tie recommend ndation once
in operation, is hoped that the success of the
plan viii recommend it to every municipality.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York Wednesday, Dec so. 1908

steamer Prinz August Wilhelm Ger. Cerdes. SaVana
Dec a. Imon II colon - and kingaton "a to the
Hamburg Line. with " passengers malls and
rndse Arrived the Bar al l2:l5
Steamer Aurora tNory Christppherson Ia Guayra Dee
"a Maracaibo Puerto Cabeo 2i- 10 Boulton, Bliss
& Daliet mdse Arrived at the fiar al 9;4O
Steamer French Philadelphia. q the clyde
IS co WI on Highlands i9;3o
Steamer Arapahoe. Chichester. jacksonville
Charleston 2Sth the clyde Co with passengers and
nIss Passed In quarantine at lO:20 m.
~ sud- Higgins, Galveston Dee "a, 10 the
southern Pacihe Co with mdse Passed in Quarantine
$50 a IN.
Steamer Massachusetts (Brl. Findlsy. London Dec IL
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
TIRE COMPANY INCREASES INTEREST

The directors Of the Consolidated Rubber Tire
Company have declared 81 per cent interest for
the year payable April ]. 1903. the company :
s. S05e9 debenture income bonds outstanding This
s. IL per cent the amount declared last year
and is the highest rate declared IA any one
scar these bonds.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Minnetonka, reported go miles Of SANDY
Hook yesterday. is expected 10 dock about
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise T:24 Sunset Moon 1;O6 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
A M.-Sandy POS Gov. Island 2:+5 He'll Gate
P. M-Sandy 2:SO Gov. Island 1908 He'll Gate 4:56
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
Il 6mUSementS.

METROPOLITAN rllpHll,!sl Opera Hogss Use
GRAND OPERA SEASON. 1eos-looe AIDA
I0.Ni0EI e. nat at EsTnes Homer NM Martin Fem
nails Diiur. Conductor. Toscaninl
SPECIAL NEW YEARS DAY MAIlNEE'
FRIDAY AFTERNOON: JAN j. Al l.
NJ. p-or,.taa- NM srhmsdes FeinhaIs Blass.
CTorftz witherspoon. Increased Orcnestra anu
Chorus. Conj Hertz. r.rsr
FRI. EvG;. JAN. 1. at >o;S 5,5Sr
SAT. AFT. JAN 2 at ?. .MADAMA butterfly
Mines. Farrar Fornia: NM Martin. sco''' O0h-
SAT- afror EyG JAN. 2 popular prices E "A
SIN EyG JAN g. at $50 o'clock-GRAND pop
TTAR CONCERT. Soloists - Mines Rappolj
CAV Kaschovska: NM. Quartz. Didur Note Con-
W0S' EyG JAN T. at 745 TRISTAN und ISOLDE
Mines F'rerstad. Homer; NM Schmedes. Feinhais
Blass Conductor. MAILER -,,x
First performance in America Mines Destlnn
Ranzenberg. EHuillier: MN Martin, Amato' Caih-
panari Rorsi. Conductor Toscanini 49,
7 n M IsIR DaMORE Mime. sernbrich: NM. Bonci-
Campanari. Paterna FOLLOWED BY PAGLAASCi- ss
Miss Farrar: MN Martin, Scott. Canpanari Con
FRI EVI JAN. 8. at s-.......-......- AIDA
Mines Emma Games Fiahaut debut: NM Caruso.
Amato, Didur Conductor Tosea ealI NM Nh C,..1r.
OF THE LOwLANDs): Nine Destinn: NM
schrnedes FeInhals. Hinck1ey.- Conductor Hertz
SAT. EyG.. JAN. 9. at Pop; Pricesl: -FAISI FAUST
BRo0KIYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MON. EyG.. JAN. 4. at g. -. II TROVAIoRE
Mines. Emma Eames Gay; NM Caruso. Amato
Rossi Conductor. Spetrtno
WEBER PIANO USED
New-York tribune., 1908-12-31
Meetings.

\ 81 EtrTION OF TWENTY MASAGH.KS - - 80 -.
y New York Institution for tne fi"J "a, T,.tItstion
f-~Dert,r. o. election Will be held a ne ~ -
Stth street anil 9th Avenue. az toe'
yxadneStday. Sth. laot.
"A'0'' CHARLES "A. MARSHALL %'Ta~es-ss
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
Ratioa Eur S5ss,-

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II CIR fam annals When
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sEEs5 and tEs bsgtsE thz 5is@1o--
! have 5o-11. SAYS : tz-zs II =-sr-
Ing = Farmers 2sTis~- tAzt 81 scEzI
a-o11r q c-Es1sS co-- cats Wheat.
e-zc and OIL c2ks bsS- <1i-s ne szs-e
S-S Requirements o. tie lambs z15
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az gain i Ess1 ard fat tss lz--s-
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lszes 2-s 10 bs carried rArozzt ne
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water. scsz god S5rs g-o=t1 z-5
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
A Wonderful Vegetable.

Tie bread fruit Is the vsxesas,s
EoEGs- Of the Philippines Its versa.
1ility Is : revelation No other ysset.
able produce % the tropics is 50 di..
cult 70 classify. No other ss-srscsvti.
BE OF 50 aa,y Varied uses.
Baked o. boiled and eaten with
butter and salt, i Is Al excellent sub
s-iEEts fer potatoes TIE pulp. with
tas addition o. little milk or SOM
s-oek- makes an excellent puras
SlIe-d s1d fried in batter il makes ;
1ss fr1s-s-- Ssrvsi with usvonnsiss
o. Frs-c1 dressing. i forms the bsss
To- k2lt 6crea 5i-srsaS salads. ans
sally wEs1 SLICED and cooked in !
ksaEy Ss-7. L c-s-s : deligA,ful
dessert
Al exr=rss-ces Filipino chef esp
s=-Fs 6izzs- q half : dozen courses
from brad trUEs zlo--. : 6iunsr. too
r-z< VII tickle -1s palate or The most
fssSe11czs s1c--e Unfortunately ths
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c-UV Ez-ssE2H1e Az-0s- tie entire
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
vlze q Rye i . Green Crop.

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sas-s1S E1s- easily lost t-uz Ez--
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s1rs- costing sl-os. skrss 1z-= Is
-ZS1 Per ps116 - RclSA zz5 rss-
7ec-sc zgs1 -hs readiness Eszh
wes.1 1It-s1ss are washed CIT az sks
sci daring AsavT raz-< vks1 -As
s-c1z6 : SAEwes- <zssS-S that Dur
S-g -As re-sol os <-e1 rains i S.ozEs
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sa5c4 VII feed Epc1 the 1ir-st@
b--a5 ard s-n-s zi-ogsz il Is Us
s-sS Fc< lis R1r7oss RE : N *
ss1ssz- crop z-S s -1eA zssc- W1ls
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Planting tine f7-@ . kavy erat a
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
C1oYH Disease.

The buiis1i1 Of the Tennessee sta
Ton. inst published. il reference 10
the disease byEhich elovs- crops fails
IS IS applicable here IS there, and we
give lis summary Is follows.
|. The rel clover crop Of this
State has been very uncertain for
suubs- Of years
>. The failure ot the crop Is due
II The great majority % instances 10
: 1sE t91gocs disease caused By Cal
letot-ichuu tritolii
;. The disease belongs 20 = class
k2oE1 as zlthrzeaose. whose sen.
sr2l character Is we'll known 10 plant
p2,eo.oEises-
Z 50 lar IS known 10 cultural
methods Of handling TIE clover will
prevent o. evsa zpp-sciahly diminish
tie -ayasss Of This disease. a76 I. 81
pears 70 exis- o. every kind Of sol
il Tennessee
: The sane disease also attacks
alfalfa. b.. p VIA. sxtsa. il this
STATE Is los yet 2o~a-
? A-slSS c-0F& : amos. 96Sc-
ialsiy Immune 70 this disease
: ocezSio1zlly healthy plants O.
rs5 clover II 1zSiy stricken Es.ss in
different parts O. Tennessee 1svs mo
6Ucsd il tie sscoat gszs-ar5on plants
which ~e-e s-rikiagly resistant 10
he DISEASE Whether This resistance
~ili Be maintained 10 future ssas-z-
Hans cz2 u. h .o-etoi5 9Th Ger
lzs1Ey
5 While he EFFORT = esscg made
- ssc1-s : s.17iE q sss5 from szsh
Pants i nus Il distinctly under
s-ood tez. % s2c1 SEED are 3 ves
-szcy toF 6Is-rlo-t5o2. either bv the
Es12sssa- EZQs-izs1g Station O. The
I. : Department a Agriculture
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
wooders Of the Niicrophone.

Docso- Mzrzgo. q Paris. i p1o1o-
graphing the ksuzn yOscs- and wita
: powerful EzglityinS glass h= Is
able 70 raj the resorts q : person
talking II L the oslts. O. so-s 81
EXISTS that ths<s volcs photographs
Eli take re place % writing and
zLphzhs-S eventually. S-szos2r1v
TOO. would - abolished Instead Of
writing Is-s< tie ss-5s- xorl6
Ezlk into Eic-o2hozs. pull cut the
reeo-G and Qos- l.
Eo-gs-T Eo1b5 b CT q The ar=s-
tor 3 i : zEposs1els ~ Deceive tze
s1s'crrS rs=5is. =alea faithfully
records sFs-E shade q toza
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
Farm Machinery For Peru.

There Is considerable demand la
farm machinery and implements 4
Peru, according 70 Charles ~ Pep
Per. special agent OF the Departmei|
OF Commerce and Labor. and Amer
lean manufacturers have not neglea|
ed IL He remarks. however, thai
samples and exhibits of these goodi|
which are 10 be found in large nun
osrs. are OF 3 sort not particular
suited 10 the uses OF the Peruya|
farmer. Peru has almost no horsa|
and its draft animals are oxen,
f2cS which has an important bearin|
On the STYLES OF implements, such II
plows, eultiv2rors. reapeFs and NOV
ers, which are 10 be drawn by them
Besides this. the natives are used n
the wooden stick. or beam ploH,
which generally has : single handls|
Knowing no other form OF ploW, 70
farm laborsrs are prejudieed agall'|
the improved tvo-handle imps|
ment: bur. 50 far IS Mr.. Pepper III
observed. only one American MANI
faeSurer has taken note Of this N
culiarity and devised : single-handla|
pillow. There are in Peru many graz
usres Of American agricultural III
ieges who would serve as exceilsl
agents for the introduction OF Amsl
lean farming machinery. and Mt. KY
per thinks that the employment II
these Young men viii be large las
tor in the growth Of American lEaa'
In agricultural implements.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05

Find the nuDSsz Of threads o. the
screw % the inch By placing the bolt
Or 5 measuring rule. and counting
ths threads II an inch o. half 81 inch
Ct Is length TIE bolt II making one
revolution vii descend : distance
equal 70 the distance between tie
threads.
To Use the apparatus, qut he OBJ
.eec whose thickness Is to - MEAS
CVed o. the base under the bolt. and
screw the bolt down until is end 5cs.
touches the ohisc;, then remove The
oo1scs- zr1 sersx the colt 6ow- u7,sl
is end !us1 touches the bass care
fully noting while doing 50 ne dis
t22cS that the end q the wsrs moves
over the scale The par. OF : ro-z-
tioa o. the bolt, OF <he number Of
rotations with 2ny additional parts o.
5 rotation added. divided by The nun,-
be- % threads 70 the inch. vii BE-
tie thickness % The oaSsc-- Quite
accurate measurements nay - made
Sith this Instrument. zn6 II The a.
ss1es OF tie expensive u5c-o-e.s-. Il:
series very useful parposs. have
uSs1 i II the beginning classes II
electricity Tor measuring the diam
s,s- o. wire for 6-1ias The numbers
q wires from reference tables. aas
To- making various o-hs- measure
@s2ts-FroE me >cisasiee Amer
tcar.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-06-05
AnsSaose q klaE Ednara.

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