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New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
CLAUS .SPRECKELSS WILL.
Widozc and Three of FiUe Children
Diride $50. 900 900.

San Francisco Dec. zs-Tne Will OF Claus spreck-
els which was executed in New York on May u
1905 was fled for probate here to-day Under It's
terms the widow, Anna Christina spreckels' re-
ceives life interest in the estate, which, arler
her death is to be divided among three children
Claus A Spreckels, Rudolph Spreckels and MIS-
John Ferriss Of Kingswood. England formerly
Miss Emma Spreckels. The testament recites that
the two cthS- sons, John D and Adolph were I'D
orally provided for during the life OF the tesator
The value OF estate is not given, but has been
estimated SO.eoo,ooo.
Mrs Anna Spreckels who is now seventy-eislt
years old viii receive the net income OF the prop
ertv while she lives. After her death the three
Iegatees will share alike. except for the provision
that Mrs. Ferriss's portion is 10 revert to the
estate in case she without children before the
death OF her mother. In case Claus A or rudolph
spreckels die before their mother the share Of the
deceased legatee is TO be equally divided among
the surviving children. Claus A and RudoIph
Spreckels are appointed executors OF the estate
without bond. and trustees with absolute power
to make such disposition of the properties as the
see 1T without being liable for any losses that
may be sustained.
The witnesses to the Will are william W COOK
. lawyer Of New York and Thomas B Jones ana
Richard =. Thompson. Of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
TUBERCULOSIS EXHIBIT NEEDS FUNDS
Must Close at Once Instead of on January II,
Unless It Gets Money

The International tuberculosis Exhibition AZ the
Museum Of Natural History will be obliged 70 close
At once because OF lack Of funds. says the Commit
tee on the Prevention OF tuberculosis, under whose
auspices the exhibition is being held The success
OF the exhibit has been the cause OF the exhaus-
ton of the 81 000 part appropriated by the city
and in part contributed by public spirited citizens
Several weeks ago il was announced that the
exhibit had been extended from six weeks 10 seven
weeks. making il end on January L. Before the
exhibition opened on November 90 plans were made
for an estimated attendance OF 100000, but already
an attendance of $4,000 has been recorded and AT
the present rate the attendance would reach near
Iv s00O00 Expenses originally unforeseen have Deen
incurred The cost OF installation. the maintenance
and the closing OF the exhibition Is double the orig
inal estimate
The committee must raise $4,000 at once. Or-rise
exhibition must close Contributions should be sent
m the Committee on the Prevention OF Tubercu-
Iosis No los East I'D street. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

ish or foreigners. III fact Sven Hedfn ths eeie-
brsted Swedish explorer whose discoveries in T1oee
ernnost range OF the HimEJayss have been OF
such inestinahle value 10 geography IN genera
and to Great Britain IN particular, was prevented
by the English authorities from entering TIBET
from British Nepsulese territory, although tneS
received him with all honors and the utmost en-
thusiasn when he emerged from Tibet with the
fruits of his explorations. The duke has tnvokeo
the intervention OF King Edward. and It is hoped
that thanks to the latter's support. he may prove
more successful than sven Hedin in securing s.
suspension the restrictions which weighed so
hezviIv upon the Swedish explorer The duke VIII
be accompanied by trusted Alpine guides who
have been his companions in most OF his noun
MARQCIsE DE FoNTENoY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
WEDDINGS.
International

Grand Rapids, Mich, Dec z-An lnternahlone.
..-cs eliminated in the wedding to-day Of
Conn, Adolph MontgeIas. first secretary OF the
German Embassy in Toxic. 70 Miss Fanny Dickln-
.on Hszeltine daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Cnarles
Hazeltine- of this city. The ceremony was PEI
,o-,,e5 At the home Of the brides parents oy
rather .Tohn A schmitt, pastor OF St Andrew :
cathedral Count Max Montgelas, OF Munich.
brother Of the bridegroom and a brigadier general
in rbe Bavarian army, was best man aI1o MISS
~. HszeItine sister Of the bride, was maid OF
Lo,o- ONLY relatives and intimate friends were
present -, -, x
count MontEelas and his bride will sail from
Sc, Francisco for Toxic on January . They nrst
met when Miss Hezeltine was Nlsluhs ~~@ iiOi7
= Anbazzador o. Brten in Toxic, year ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
MAY END STORY ESTATE CONTEST

The action brought by Philip Fl Adee and Will
lam &. Coster. executors OF the Will OF Marion
Story the wealthy club member who committed
suicide at his home Brook Farm, near Port Ches-
ter against Eliza beth s. Grey and others to es-
abish certain bequests in the will is in a fair
wav to be settled by agreement signed by Mrs
Story.
hundreds Of acres which is valued at $4,000. The
widow agrees that if all litigation Is stopped and
the probate Of the viii continued she will accept
5000 as her OF the bequest- Justice Keogh
has signed an order accordingly, allowing the
withdrawal of the suits
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
EVILS OF CITY LIFE.
Prof. c. Il. Henderson Discusses
Morals IN Large Communities.
Isy Telegraph 20 The Tribune


Atlantic CITY Dec. 2e-Speakers at the joint
session OF the American Economic and Amer
ican SOCIOLOGICAL associations to-day agreed that
CITY life was detrimental 70 the welfare Of the great
majority Of people, and that the effects OF city
life upon the morals of those who went 70 make
I'D large communities were bad. rather than good
None po4ntsd this out more strongly than did Pro
fessor Charles r. Henderson, Of the University OF
Chicago He showed by statistics that disease was
more prevalent proportonateIy, IN large conaunl-
ties He said there was so much poverty so 'nucn
DEGRADATION SO much vile and much disgusting
disease that II made the question Of marriage and
child bearing one Of the most serious and tmpoT-
tant Of the age.
Miss Margaret 2. Byington's paper was on the
Family Of Modern Mil Community She showed
how the low wage and the character OF the aDorer
were resuonobye for much Of the misery IN many Of
the mill districts She showed that S1s was a high
average wage for family OF four 70 six and thaf
its members lived in one and two rooms.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
LEEDS ESTATE VALUED AT s14ooO,ooO
Widow Receives s5,5OoOOO by the viii Of Tin
plate Man.

Mineola Long Island. Dec. % tSpectan-Aslde
from the estate Of the late William G whitney
the largest report on an estate OF the tax ap-
praiser ever filed in Nassau County was made this
morning The estate was that Of the late William
B Leeds who died in Paris. France on June -S
of this year. The tax appraisers report shows the
estate to be valued s406446 465 7s and the amount
that viii fall TO the state in the form OF taxes IS
So 296 90.
Mrs Mamie Stewart Leeds, the widow receives
s. s3 5SS 50 in personal estate besides N5o0 IN casn
outright The son. William B Leeds jr- receives
& s11 15a Rudolph Caar Leeds the son by his hrst
wife receives 81 100000. James T Elder MI
Leeds's secretary, gets S250
The amount Of expense attached 70 the estate
through administration and other bills will foot up
m g "a 215 2S which will leave balance OF szl.-
go 40 10 distribute
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
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MAKES MERRY OVER YOUNG FOLKS
President Laughs at Debutante Daughter and
Others Crowded in Carriages.

washington Dec 29-Presdent Roosevelt, stand
ing tonight the front porch Of the " hlte HOUSE
$1,000 baa,+ilv as his debutante daughter. Miss
E-tbaI who made her initial bow to society iaSt
night and the party OF young men and young
women who are house guests at the White House
piled peu nell into several carriages so CROWDED
were the vehicles which were TO bear them TO the
dinner and dance given tonight by Mrs Charles
A Mum for her daughter, Miss Carrie Louise
Mum that some Of the party had TO sit on the
laps of others or beside the drivers
i,Lzo,,s zood time!'' shouted the President as
+be carriages containing the merry party rolled
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
Special Notices.

To the Employee
NJ vor, want desirable help QUICKLY
SAVE TINE AND Expense by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office of
THE NEW-TORE TRIBUNE
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Between Ssth and 57th Streets
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

E-ra admission to Metropolitan Museum Of Art
merriam Museum Of Natural History and the Zoo
logical Garden
p. m.
uesttuR Of the executive committee OF the Board Of
E57cston Park avenue so p m.
christmas festival nth Assembly District Repub-
tcan club 1ol West +2d street. p m
-rn Raw Dr William Hayes Ward ''Old Bahylo in
4he scsrerv ana Art" National Club. Gransrcy
Park a.4b p n.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
GR1swoLD, YALE STROKE, DEAD.
Man Who Collapsed in Harvard Race Last
suripg. Expires in San Francisco.

New Haven Dec. "a message received here
TODAY from San Francisco announced the death OF
Dwight t Griswold, stroke Of the Yale varsity
crew which was defeated by Harvard at New Lon
H. 1as+ J,,ne Mr. C;riswold was native Of Erie
Penn He was tventy-three. years old In last
snrinx's race Harvard won as it pleased. and the
victory was due the collapse OF Grtswod ana
HINT who pulled No IN the Yale boat Grts-
oI1 was taken out OF the shell and placed aboard
The committee boat and Yale finished with seven
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
SALE OF PAINTINGS BRINGS $4,000.

Twenty paintings have been sold at the current
winter exhibition OF the National Academy OF De-
sign in the Fine Arts Building, for about HsOoO
and before the exhibition closes. January the
sales are confidently expected TO reach about SS0oo
II was learned yesterday that negotiations were
pending by which the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
would probably acquire several noteworthy pct-
ures The sales up 10 date were declared yes
terday to be the largest in the history OF the
academy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
rsy Telegraph to Tn. Tribunal

P4ttsn.ld Mass. Dec. @--Mlsa Susan Iliden
x1Tbi++lAs.x daughter OF Mrs. William A. Whlttle-
..v ~ No "A Wendell avenue, was married at +So
o'clock this afternoon in the home OF MIS-
- = Cornelius Boardnlan Tyler Of Plainfeld,
X The Rev Calvin Stebbins, OF FraminghaH.
o4acia1ed assisted by the Rev Dr. William V W
Davis Of the First Church, Of P1ttsheId Inc
bride was escorted by her brother "i4Harn A
IT-r...,a, ond she was given in marriage by her
.o+bar Mrs William A. Whittlesey, jr, was
rnatron Of honor. and Miss Frances w Bruce OF
p++saeld maid Of honor The bridesmaids were
Miss Elizabeth Sabin, OF New YORK ana MISS
G-.+ba-4ne Peck Of Pittsheld, and Miss Margaret
D 7-vIer Of PIainheld. n J., was flower girl Stu
a-+ Johnson OF New York, acted as best man.
- .ba ,,sbers were Frederick ". Goddard and
-rbo-,zs Van Boskerck OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
DR. DRAPER TO TEACHERS.
Talks on "AgIculture and Its Eds'-
cntinnaL Needs.

Syracuse Dec 2e.-The members Of the nuInef-
Gus educational organizations included in the New
YORK State Teachers Association. now holding con-
ventions here suspended business sessions Co-lstI
end united IN a mass meeting IN Lincoln Hail. N
-. h,-b school building which addressed by
An5r.r s. Draper. State Superintendent Of Educa-
tor. His subject was Agriculture and Its bdu-
carional Needs"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
NEW HAVEN osEYs COURT ORDER.

snrinxaeId Mass, Dec. 2s-The recent decree OF
,h S,,rr-rne Court OF Massachusetts directing the
New York New Haven Hartford Railroad to re-
naush its interests in sixteen trolley lines in the
state was complied with to-day at meeting OF
the New England Investment and Securities COM
many when two of the trustees who are d!rec-
tors in the New Haven company resigned The
trustees 1ho retire. were Nathaniel 1hayer. OF
Boston and william Skinner, OF Holyoke A VII
lard Damon, OF Springfield, and Henry L. Higsin-
son. OF Bosten. we're elected trustees 70 suS'sso
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
oAssArr,s soN REsIeNs HON ARMY

washington, Dec. @-Capiain Edward B. Cas-
satt 18th Cavalry. u. S. A, son Of the late
president OF the Pennsylvania Railroad. has re-
signed his commission in the army. 10 take effect
when the 18th Cavalry goes to ths Philippines, In
Marcia.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
- r.lerracn % u Tribune.

pbiladeiphis Dec 2s-In the presence Of their
,,.5,a+e families and relatives. Miss Isabel
Es,66,e and Anthony j. Drexel Psul were married
a. noon to-day IN St Marks Episcopal Church BY
g. -ac+o- N. Rev Dr. Alfred @. Mortimer and
-. E.v Endicott Peabody. rector OF Groton School
r.. br4de Is the daughter Of DR.. and Mn. Ae1An-
6er williams BiddIe Mr.. Paul Is the son Of the
late James Paul. u.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
seuol AasaIe ZOE oeEaA srupENr.

Mrs Orto H Kahn sent her check for EGoo
20 Henry Russell TO establish scholarship for the
most successful student in the opera school OF the
new Boston Opera House The winner OF the
scholarship viii have opportunity TO make an
orsratif debut at the Boston Opera House
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and Forecast--W ashngton- Dec 20
The storm is centred tonight Minnesota,
FROM, which trough of low barometer extends south
secondary depression is Colorado.
snow has Northwestern states. and rains
Southern districts Moderate
teDsrarss have continued In the Eastern and Middle
Ssctions but Is oversPreadng the Far North
vest In OF the storm. The indications that
tha of rainfall will advance eastward from ths
middle states Atlantic coast during Wednesday,
snd scattered nurries probable in the North
slope OF the Rocky Mountains
Tn. cold will gradually extend over the Trans
rnzstssUpf during wednesday and Wednesday
nigsSt and the cold will be felt in modified degree
Made during Thursday. Cold
s. warnings ordered between the Rocky Mountain
Mississippi River as rar south as Okla
hoIua and Texas panhandIe-
forecast for Special Locaties--For New England
ana Eastern York. rain OF snow today. and posst
today much colder Thursday
1tsht- southeast winds. increasing
So- (au, Jersey Pennsylvania. the District
columbia and Delaware. rain today. and rossibly Thurs
aa warmer to-day much colder THURSDAY night. south
east winds increasing and shifting 70 south.
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
shows the changes In the
the last twenty four hours n comparison
ytth the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
PYRENEES PIERCED
What Alfonso XIII Is Doing to
DeueIop SpGin.

rCcpy-ts1si 1eos. ~ Brentwood Company
To King Alfonso's initiative and encouragement
more than 70 anything else IS due the accomplish
-eot OF feat which has attracted very little at
tention this side OF he Atlantic and yet which
ss destined 10 play a very important role in the
future history OF Spain II is the piercing Of the
Pyrerees by means OF e tunnel. Hitherto the
barrier between Spain and the remainder OF Eu-
sore. For the railroads connecting the peninsula
with the Continental system ran only along the
coast, On the west and the east. where the
great mountain range dips into the sea Nov,
however, tunnel has been constructed and in
Eururzted. which pierces the Pyrenees almost in
the middle and enables trains 70 be run right
ekrough from Pau 20 Sarsgosss- thus giving direct
railroad communication between France and the
centre OF Spain where al the latters most pros
porous industries situated The ceremony OF
Inauguration attended by French and Spanish
Cabinet ministers, and merely questions of eti-
crette prevented the presence OF King Alfonso,
~ho has manifested much interest in the en-
serp-1se- II fact. had II been for his urging.
his energy and his enthusiasm, the work might
still have continued Il Lad remained for so
lo1g, & subject Of academic discussion. What
with this and ether works. and the reuarka bic
industrial and commercial progress OF Spain dur
ing the last few years. 10 all Of which Don Alfonso
has ccltr1buted. ne bids fair 10 remain record
ss OF the useful monarchs that have
occupied the Iberisn throne
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
CEMETERIES
THE HooDLAwS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible. BY Earen trains rom -sz3 Csa-
Jerome avenue trolsTs sa1 ~
ca-rtaze Lots $3.50 up TeIepnous 4s5S G-ars-Cy e1E
Book Of Views representative
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

Eeeses
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2 z..s= >, ssi;s; ss ss. 81 =
neral Wednesday. December 90. st 80 - =
ners 81. Erie r R. a. els a n
.2 RsqSss p ss.ssss. - Is = hi: s: 81 s:.s F Fas
D.ss -. p Ee g Sesfsr TSs Ma az
horton = vTa. C F1sraf ssrTtc.s vi hse ~
late residence No PAS cedar 81. Corning y + q
Thursday DscsTn5sr 81 at ,
DE KLYN-Joha Floyd De kIyn pazssd sEsg a. O.
lando. Fla sunday sfsernoou LeesEa2sF -
oefoeE. a. No Is27 East sd -t Cleveland. Onto
F1ASAGAN-oa TUESDAY DesssS5 e. q hsT &c.,
vrffs OF Peter Flanagan FuasraI Tsurs-ay Dsesa-
Der 81 , II
Mead. o. or4ng- y 2E Dee>779ss -T = So. l Nh
6e heId az St Tho11as's Episcopal char-h> sssas..
train from New York
JACoB-ou December o. At san AnI0Slo Ls1 --srcs
T,co saSs5A S =. fF 5. s g. WssaesSsy Deczssr 30
al 10 m
a9n'A s-sy "a S2n 90 rsas1 , m az Frsn3s Nss
inE House Manhassst Long Island
5af l9I5sa3s asf9 SsaaaK nG.
Tss5snos 3 Wsss 5ets = SsS Ys5s ISos CITY AZ
g2t 7..4 Of f8sz Se4 az. Emily S-a sa 8fa2 Sa We
lats Itss5 R29i1 & Goss Is 3. 4qsS ,is 1af rs services
he a residence oS
4oS Pasads AZ . m Inu-slay' De-sal0~I 81
PoRTER-At Orlando Fla. Decs15eE q Gozasiis ~. p
- ET1sTi Tstote p @ aSd tte Iass Richard n Cha
psu- Of London Conn Fu1s-zl a y eH Aona'-
Saturday. January , AZ , T.
EEQUA-O1 Sunday Dscsnoe- z 1905. 81 be- la-s
residence No sd 81. Aa-y a. TidoS q
Eitah Lee Re1uz- Funeral private
RTTTKAY-Larrz Wiley widow of eae lass Mater Al
BrookIyn IN the SSH year CT Notice q -
neral hereafter
sCJLLT-Ou Decsn5er 2s. 1908 Esn-y ScuIiT- son
OF Margaret the Francis Il Scul-y- Ecosra-
from his ate residences. % Rysrson 81 roosyS
a. 10 o'clock Thursday morning thence 70 Church %
Sacred EearI Clsru1onr ave
s1rTH-ou December IS 1905. Ann VIE q the lats
residence Eraud6augcrer. Ms z 'solA1 20
22T CIarksor Fiarbush. Tuesday a I'D 2 II N
Greenfield Cer1etsry. Heupscsao NeonssSl-s
morning
sMTT-On Monday. December :. 1893. Sohn A. -
loved husband of EdEfna a Smith asse q years
friends invited 70 arre11 rrnszl So
residence. No u SrI1FTesalr 4Ze-s
near HaIsey Brooklyn. wednesday evening -
Island
sArr7H-o1 Mon1sy Decsube- IS 1908 Sru2-- Alpee.1s
smith infant son OF and Ar5- Charles J. STni5a.
Funeral wednesday. December 30 a. o'clocz No 50
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn
vuAI E,G-Cn Monday Dscsubs- - 1893. Cscne-1ne 3.
beloved wife OF Ed7sard Vnaler a. 5sr re5-1enSe
Der 81 from Church q the Holy H1ss-J A s-ee
n sharp Intsr1sut Ffol- cross
wTIIIAMS-Suddeny. o1 Sunday. Dscsr-ner q lsooL
Emma CClSt widow O John J Wiila,s
Funeral residsnce q hsr tsugnrsr 20
bs- : O'Clock private Fcczan6 Gems
tsry. THURSDAY. December 51-
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TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL. 24I-s vest z56 - CnzDeiA
Private and public s1loulancss Tel la CneIssA
Rev stephen Merritt. vorid-yils- known E1ds--
Only place CT business sth Ave aac lstn
81 Largest n world Tel ia and rs Cnelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30

Highest temperature yesterday. As lowest s..
corresponding date OF last
so corresponding date OF last thrythrss
years, 81
Local forecast; Rain today. and possiely
Thursday, to-day eel4s< Thursday night;
ssutAeass vtnds. increasing.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-30
MnrTed.

w.rrs.x. notices appearing IN The TKlSCHs- - -
be sspubIIshed In the Tri-veekJ hr'0s77
extra charge
WHIT zzEY-0n Tuesday. cecsn1o-r
Gavin s-sb6r1s @@ss-o-
b. tre Re- William X Davis SLsan = r,--eff.r.
ts- ~ N-4 william AuK1stUs Wnitfiess5- 20 ~''-
3 Tyis- of Painted y J.
,..,..- -. -..--.,~-. .na deaths must - lndo-s-a
with full name and address
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charge
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