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New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
JOSIAH LOMBARD.

Josiah Lombard, oil reiner. with Office al
No. Il Broadway, died YESTERDAY at his home. in
BrouxviIle after a short Illness Mr. Lombard was
born at Grtggsville. III in IS42. He director
OF the Tidewater Oil Company. the Platt & Wash
burn Refining Company, the East Jersey Railroad
Terminal Company. vice-presidsnt and director Of
the Indian Creek & Pound River Railroad Company.
Of Virginia. and director Of the ElweI Mercantile
Company and Wallace. Muller & Company- Limited
He was 2 member Of the Phi Beta Kappa Society.
NJ. Lombard in rsT married Alice y Rathbun
Who. with their rhree daughters, survives him.
The funeral vii ne held tomorrow al 2. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
INVESTIGATE. BY ALL MEANS.
q BROOKLYN Eagle

F--orr TIE brookHn tatI1
--r ,-ft, club. alarmed 10y the result Of tEe ex-
-. +r.,-.'sf+satio1 of tua Gueeu-bOTp Bridge asks
tEa If4yor have reliable engineers examine the
stress sheets of the Manhattan BTCSe .o deter
81 -,-barEar that structure VIII bear the weights
sc- r,lri,h il is presumably designed. " confess
..!.ras h5t ssume that 10 shows the strain which
. t -,-++f,1rt eaIausnE Iu its present state Of
g,,,.gtrrretinu tine Manhattan Bridge MAY nave de
fa~fe which he reInFaied no" az - minimum or
e.rcvge hat which cannot be corrected al any
v-fra .sta~ on As matter of precautlou u would
t-'-f a. have the stress sheets examined now
f7-t+e~ ne sure than sorTt- ard 20 re sure now is
.---~I.ze the possibility of sorrow here tier
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
EARL OF WARWICK ARRIVES

TIE Ez- - Wa-wtok who comes here on =
p-szs-r@ r'7 anr incidentally 70 take dinner with
t-e President s-6 tel him some -rfrus z1o-, hunt
* IN At---a- arrived Yesterday OF The White Star
1er SceH1i@ TIE earl zho has hunted ~ The
t7~-'07 through which the Fresfder+ v-U mass said
tEs7 ThsTa Was no scarcity q wild game there
re earl said ne thought the der7ors-~a rfo7S
MADE 1E r-e S-1raEe.res recent. ir london have
caused -he movement for Eomeu-E suffrage 10 los.
ground He said De- thought y the vI4rrsgartae bs6
more conservative leaders he demand would re-
-elve more consideration.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
APPROVED BY ART COMMISSION
Hospital Plans and Bridge Approaches Get
Municipal O. <.

The Municipal At Commission has approved de
signs for the Bradford Street Hospital Brook
lvr. 70 cost $4,000 and for an extension II the
westerly end Of the main building Of the Kings
County Hospital 20 cost $4,000 The latter viii
contain wards and administration rooms Incidental
thereto
The commission has also approved designs for ap-
rroach spans. suspended spans and anchoraEes for
me Manhattan Bridge. 20 cost s14naoo plans for an
entrance road 10 and under the neH wing Of the
American Museum 0f Natural History, 70 cost
gER and designs by The Long Island Railroad
Company for carving tracks across the streets IN
various parts Of Long island City, and, 'n some in
stances carrying the streets across the tracks
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
ggLLAmY ATTACKS vIvsEcrroN.

= Reuauv. counsel for the Society for the
r-a-a-rio7 af Abuse in Animal Experimentation.
zs=5 --=s+e-5a- in reply 70 John n. Rocksfeller's
defence Of Eiy3secton-
NJ Rockefeller SAYS in effect that TIE Tir1seC.
-irs+z especially those engaged tu experiments AT
ne F7orkefef-r Institute. should not he infsrfered
rrirh he~suze their discoveries are useful IN he
saving of human life The argument Ls nor nh- S3
--a nGsifiou taken by Standard Oil officials on the
u5r-aes srsud-thst their opera rlonS are henercai
-, the ~o-ur7rlr1-z. should not he hampere1 h-
r5-s1rirz hat Ar RockefeEIer.s claims for the
ir-i-+e'z work are well founded. the fact remains
mar sf-ness and useless vHisectlon - "r'Sn PFt'-
rissf with little no regard 10 animal SlTeFlh-
a~5 merely 10 demonstrate known facts
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
ROOMMATE OF LINCOLN DEAD.

DanviUe H. Dec 1o.-James d. fitzpatrick. t1A
oldest printer and publisher in Illinois died here
to-day lie was q roommate and intimate friend
or Abraham Lincoln vhsu the two we're attorney :
riding the circuit together in this part Of the state
IIo was The father Of Charles Fitzpatrick q trick
bic~cIist rode down the Capitol steps at Wash
f7g+on few years ago. Another son, James Is IN
the consular ser7 ice At Sydney. Australia
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
SAMUEL S. MILES.

Boston, Dec 10.-Samuel : Miles. one Of the
oldest newspaper men in Boston. and one OF the
reporters Of the famous trial of Dr. Webster for
the murder OF Dr.. Parkman, died a his home here
to-day, after 4 brief illness. He born IN Bos-
ton in 1924 He educated Concord ACsd-
en1v. being gTadUa ted in the class rhe late
United States Senator George 2. Hosr- MT. Niles
took part in the gathering Of oldtime newspaper
in this city on November last. and made =
brief speech. He leaves several children.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
OLD LACQUER WORK AT AUCTION.

There was 2 large attendance yesterday o. the
first days sale Of the collection of r kadoEama.
Of Osaka and Paris. ST the Fifth Avenue Auction
Rooms No 2@2 pa Fourth avenue \ Maple
and Deer. tea box one Of the few examples of
Kor.r the laccuere-. Who died in r71s was bought
bv " Brown for 55a He also bought for 81 %
another OF Korfn.S specimens. iu the shape Of q
writing case. Al example Of the TohuEa|a period
$50 TO -spl-7vaS o cake box. for winch r W
voorhees, paid 81 The sale viii be con lnGed this
afternoon and tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
TIE REV. ALExANoER kEnr-

Washington. Dec. 1O-The Rev. Alexander Kent
pastor of the Peoples Church, this city died TO-
DAY aged seventy-one. He a native Of Truro.
Nova Scotia He began his ministry in the Uni
Versal1st denomination. and pastor in Hall
fax. Portland, Me. and Baltimore He came TO
this city in 1877. and pastor Of the UniversaHst
church for twelve years. and then pastor Of the
undenOminationaI Peoples Church He the
author. Of The Cooperative Communities OF the
United States and Of published sermons and ad-
dresses
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
THE WEATHER REPORT.

O4HciaI Record and For-cast--yFs 1Ero7 Dec 10
Steamers departing Friday FOR European ic--s vii
ba-s sour--=st winds becoming tresh srt Posstoiy
strong with fair weather followed oy snoN. 70
the Grand Banks The winds along rhs Ne1 England
oas+ viii e southeast increasing and becoming sronE
v Friday night, middle Atlantic coast sout7-as- shift
ing IN south increasing becoming strong
.--,-- Atlantic coast GUH shifting
- south moderate fresh. Gulf coast moderate
south becoming variable. the lover AXE strong
sona--v probably shifting 1orrHv~s friday nigh.
a- lakes fresh t- strong shifting north 60 rnrHRss'
The storm rov extends area ~ '7T barometer
rom Superior region souJhVs-d ard S7-r-"-s-
4-4 % Texas causing tight p-sci7iatiou cutie EHnersi
- tbs western lakes scattered showers IN tie central
,-rrav. ana IN the middle sud GuC -sEion few
SNOW fu-riss occurred IN he Nor-hT~st No
other storm 1C importance = within tHe itr1ts %
,.a-s+on and fair prevails IN nc Eastern
states Temperature 1ss risen generally i'm fhe north
a-sr districts an1 fallen n TIE extreme Northeast
and The extreme Northwest but cold Eeatls-
zsr appeared in latter section
r. Sis probable moves Hss-~=-3 fNe
~ --zr-rstnr advance. reaching the Aa0r'-
1.- F-ffa. night. UftH rising tsnpera-I-a 7eV-a-
oversprest the r1itflr Cuff
states rr4av and the sections Ssturdsr
temperatures. however
action Of rhe The weather vii - far
a-dsy nearly all distr'cfs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
BACKBONE COLLECTION SALE,

Tenetizn-Creek hedzpread or linen with ace
Insertions and border designed after the old
Roman school brought the highest price er the
opening sale yesterday of the Arthur Backbone
col ecsion of textiles and IaCes AT me American
A. Galleries Madison Square South Mrs r. F.
Dupont paid 81 for the piece Other purchasers
we're Mrs X T BusR h. o F-euno and William
Kent
The sale ~.u be continued to-day and tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
DAMAGES ZOE THgRoN G. sTRoNe.

a Jury in the Supreme Court AT White Plains
awarded Theron O strong verdict of $40" dam
ages yesterday against the New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad ComDa1v : me months ago
NJ Strong stumbled into deep ditrh in the dark
h.. -ra 7Ia-4arr7 al the Pelham station which
nor r7-o4e--ed with red light M strong con-
tended that the thumb Of his left hand had been
re-rrara-r1- disabled
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
Special Notices.
To the FmpicvE-

Do you want desfrabIe help QUICKLY:
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consuIttnG
the dIe Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has lust been
installed al the Uptown Once %
THE NEW-TORk TRIBUN
No. 1864 Broadway
Between 36th and 9th Street
O1Hcs hours: a n to 5 :. I
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
CEN Il. c. woRTHfNeTon STRICKEN

" as ing=11- Dec. l"--GeHersl Henry o. Worth
Tg7oH. former member ~ Congress sr1u1 Ne-
f1ls z16 Tie only living HauHearar a. lIe fuuera.
~ Atrszzrr Lincoln. n-s stricken v.r. suopexy
.4 IRE floor ef Tie House short. after noon ra-
-eT Because rf 1t= roL--rc-a rszrs General
Y -rlHinE7on friends view las .o1dlo1 with
|<1H General 7E-o-rli-gtou ~ ere time vas min
sls te Trlg1ay and The Argentine FePl6Ic.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
TIE eRlDIRoN CLUB DINNER
III -. T-leare Er-.a

TE-c- T-N- T-11sl1@ Su-%sI
Tzsh-~g~or Dec -H-P-rslde-r Roosever- Pres
ssr--@lHC- TAFT. Tfce-President Fairbanks Vice
F-ss117rr-@le~f Sherman. Governors Johnson ~
AEtz-esors. HzEoon of C-bs and Frear - Hawaii.
s1d Edward r. Hartman n New York viii a.
-eot tre Clr-dt-o- CLUB dinner n Saturday night
Most n fhe members q -he Cabinet. Senator's and
heprssenFztives and many diplomats and officers of
tne army and navy W. also De present
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
TeANsATLANTlC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers VINO "it.'' ia
from abroad we're.
r-- 1.-r.s>-r,- FROM SOUTHAMPTON
r w ~ ke4iies- ,..+,n NJ. ana Mrs.. "a \ Il
~ a. Es-as-gff.
'' 81 Van Iugal-
Theodore J..
- ,.-..E-,-r..I,. rs.ISE From NAPLES
-,.-s.. Mrs W- ~. Dyke
ana John y Wa. MIS- I- i-- -r r9...,,...f
- a.. -,srr..-. r- ,is and john n. haus
BIB I.rqar.as NJ F1gs-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROADWAY CENTRAI.-J r. Ia1s@n ~ n
BREsLI>5 T. Harris H. "a a.a 81 y 4j'Hf' Moore
Waterbury, HOFFNAN-G- p 5rs.s . iao>'-l
BOT 81 ASTDD-F D. WsInsle7r t'io "r -t, .ai-tlll
MARLBrPC w Sier. san Ffal,'--'
81 RRAT HTLT.-W e. Hammond Boston Val
DoHT-tse.rz@ L. Potter. Baltimore
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
AgREYs elEr 10 PENNsYLvANIA

Harrisburg Penn. Dec l".-hd717 =. AhoeS'
-1 lo-refyed and executed the mural painting for
&c -,r,,7sa Of the new capitol. has given the State
r 47er7evvzrfa panels to Ie added +" the series
If r,ef-irass for the chamber OF me House of Rep
-.-.7-e-frez for which De has contracted The
.4,, If +r,4 works viii bo close 90 53ooo". based
- .t-, ,7e~,-s.sor,e Mr. ABBEY - 80 execute
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
KEEN COMPETITION AMONG BIDDERS
First Days Sale at Auction of Personal
Effects Of John V A Rhoades.

There vas the keenest kind Of competition yester-
dsy afternoon the personal effects OF John Y A.
Fhpades. ESQ lots of which we're disposed Of At
auction by James ?. SiIo Ar the Fifth Avenue Art
Galleries No 546 Fifth avenue. The aggregate
realized from the first DAYS sale was s6497-
The highest price paid was s12+5 by I. H.
Weller for large black pearl scarfpin- An artist
PROOF etching. signed Meissonier and Bracquemond,
entitled la Rx.' started At 81 but Il Up
in few minutes 70 $50. being knocked down 70 s
Heller. For q diamond clasp pearl necklace OF
-inety-seven pearls l. X Weller paid $500, ana
The Cossacks Farewell bronze group. was sold
70 H Rosen berg for sl22 SO Captain 4. L. stan
rard purchased q lot Of Indian baskets and some
Mexican saddles, Iariats and EonbTeros. The sale
continues today At 80 :. n.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
DR.. BULL SOMEWHAT BETTER.

r.-. ~ r. FyuhyoR. Elo has been attending Or.
y william T. BlF. sid last night taal 1ls patser,
Fal spent comfortable UI-tr ard that hiz gCul-
t-0r -i IE -. -sEec that Of rlle last few
weeks lie sal5 thai Dr Bulls teldea-- f- ta
s-e" gradually Veaker n-l THAI rl.--e I- r. rane-
Gale -s-se Cor zuzief.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
MRS. ALFRED c. CHAPLIN.

Mrs Grace Stebbins Chaplin. wife Of Alfred Clark
Chaplin who Mayor OF Brooklyn from 1855 10
1891, died yesterday Al their city home. No. "a
East 55th street. Mrs. Chsptn the dsug1re-
Of Russell Stebbins. IT, Of New York. and grand
daughter Of 6. B. Schieferin, a well known drug
gist.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
NINE NAzIMovA INJURED.

Lincoln Nea Dec tO--Mme Nazimov5. the
actress who appeared here last night, was badly
injured bz- falling while entering the stage Her
an, vas severely v-enched but by carrying IL IN
= sling she was able to perform her psr--
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
OBITUARY.
Ex-coNeREssmAN E. c. VENABLg
FBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

FBy Telegraph - The Tribune
Petersburg Va, Dec. 10.-Ex-Congressman Ed
ward c. Veuabie, OF this city, died to-day
Edward Darlington Venabe born in Prince
Edward County, Va January 81. lsJS- lie was
educated at McCabes University High School in
Petersburg. and at the University OF Virginia
After teaching school for three years ne settled IN
Petersburg IN 1873 and became a manufacturer or
tobacco He was member OF the Democr7tic
State Central Committee and OF the Democratic
executive committee OF Virginia In 1888 he was
the Democratic candidate for Representative IN
the 5lst Congress in his district and claimed 70
have been elected over Professor John Mercer
Iangston Independent Republican. The latter
contested the seat and Mr.. Vensbie was unseateo
Septem her g. 1890.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
EElfFTERTEA
THE EooDLAWN CEEHRI

Is readily - Hsrer trains 9-s.4 Csee
traI Station Webster and Jsro1e Ivs11e .rolsJS a.a
BY carriage Lots $3.50 up Tslsphors 4s53 GrEzEr<5
for Book o. Views representatives
once. 20 East sd -srk CITY
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

shorty McCzbe acts the DhiIanthr"pist 10 i"o ihl-
ionaires See s+,sei Ford'- story in nral sunday
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

BERGES-Qz V.da.s9sz e.-7nE - D.--7n9sr 49,
sr.- = - 1idsE ssE - e2zE a. s-fs-t a
rer lac r-sii-ncs. "a ave AMI T4rR Bay EiiE.
1ntsrnent private
C1fAPIN-Ou Dsreu6-r 10 --s'd-a7- No "A
craze steb6inr o, Aifr-d @ chaVin- Sosis- Il
fIneraI 5e--sftsr
Goa NJ. s1o w--- sota D-osus-- ? isos oltv.-
r. 5ed - his iat. --.i5@ao- Ne $40 Tsst ssta 81.
satur1sy. Dec-nb>- T. az ocioc< ? :" iaisrT7saf
Woodlavn
CoNwAT-Csth.rin- Conway. BELOVED vtf- . tss Iass
Ntchasl tonEay ard -u2,nsr - 80 s. - q =
Place Brooklyn saturday morning. Deee-ser II
..iS.n 1a9 10 1os SUMMIT a. I.-s-s c17 5as-Ss
Aee-L Dea- T1s7ral -Sif-s 80 80 . $500 80
Emory Jersey City Ins--uls1J PrtV1-s a. ts-s1
wood Csnsts-y-
Ann. vidor % Thomas DoqElass i asg 11sa y-e.
TSroo5 svez s-o8xign oa F-iea5 D.o-n5sr Il sf
EREa sa - ,:-as @ - = =. +. 5:rs:sF &C. a. s ssss.
q Martin 9. william z snt Hsa-tst.a sosl
zso2dls NJ ssoE 49, !s-s. EsIe
= :. s.s 20 yes[ o. ne 1s H 80 " 80 -
$50 fat.rm.nt BrsEs,-- y 7
FANsHAwE-sudderIv. a. rhs PIsss E7ss- -zz-s1Ay.
D-ce115sr 10. 1895. Jessie J--ore We = NJ =
Chsp>I 25th Broadway. on su1taZ peee7o-
H.92 M % De- Ia ., @ ss IS IS 1.- S. r-sene ro e
Eden beloved husband q PrtsctL-a 5utae-taae HI =
december IL At ? O'Clock Ints--asnr p-rvzns
LoMBARD-At LArrenoe Park. B-uuxvSBs. y. 2 De-
cen1her 1903. Josiah Lombard. IN ais 81
BT6111i.rs on szEur4aS 6scsn6sr Z az s'eloeE
copy
IisTasy funeral rToa as Iass r.s.asss.; Es s;s
a n Fsqaisn mass HslJ RosA-y cha-eA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
T-brp- Subscription Rst-..

The TRIBUNE vi ser. bv z1aE zny at1rsss
IRIS -o17t-v OF abroad address cE2zga5
given
GssI.- raf7-s T-svf-E convsli=r- ha1d
n a. TIE TRIBUNE O-ice
SINGLE COPIES
sUNDAT. cents y e = - : A-1- c--ts
DAILY. csnIs LE1--' --E1A--L -enIs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

Highest tsureratare veste-dsy - degree -,sst y.
average - a,ersE- far ,ar-espondinS laS ,eal
arer.s- for corresponding date -a=t t7rty-t--se
So
Local To-day cloudy Vsl~rs- win -sir
ni<hr c.aIdy. is-r-ssils z--,eas-
-lnds to-day. shifting SATURDAY.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
MUSICAL MOI IS.

After attempts covering three days 70 get INTO
wireless communication with Mime. Mcloa. Mr.
II "a r7777,arsrair -ereved word yesterday from the
rrfrl4 donna that she expects to be ready TO sing
the part Of Mimi in la BohAme" nj the Man
haitian next Monday night The Lustanja- on
which Nine MeIhs is q passenger. is due in port
tO-daE-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
Married.
Marriage notices appearing IN TIE TEIBCEB vi
be reBubIIshed the Tri-TsekIy TrsbGns ~fsissz'
charge

CAIRSs-TOVNE-On Wednssday- Dsr-n5~r . fs9 e
noon. 2 church % TrsaEnS-1-at0a- Ssw XsrE
bT fhe Rev Clarence Busl - Detroit Nc1-- Eos~
EtneI ToTue 20 Dr. Douglas Walker cairns
CHASE-TATLO5-On ThurE1sy. December - lsoel a
70 10 Wss J6th Nv York oy r5e RsT Leagneon
D. D. DaisV c. Tavfcr dauzh-sr % NJ ER4
H-s James Tsvio-. stephen Ghss-
TFfOMPSON-Ht -PD-Dn Wednesday affsrncor- Ds.s-n-
1905. residence o. the brides 7a--1cs -
Pleasant E5lsnrnt2f. Il
y NJ and Mrs. E5ensrer Hu-d- 20 NJ OscH
George Thompson
Notices sf marriages deaths must - taa5-s~S
with f1ii and address
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

second performance of NaEuer= Par slfal is
announced for the Metropolitan opera House on
the afternoon Of New Years Day. The cast will
ne rhc same a. on anksgiving afternoon except
that Nr BGssz viii replace Mr.. HinckIev as Gurne-
MANI
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
Qmrea

MAIN oFFICE-So- Nassau
n aTT. STREET OFTETCE IS Wll-z--
- -11s \ CFFICE-No. 1864 BzcatEay.
ptsrrIct Telegraph once
L5sFl.EN oFFICES-No 15T EaSr ISIS s--s-t NJ "a
" 81 I.5rn 21s 1lsrs sr-..-
VA SlfISCzTCN BCREAL-Nc. 1874
NEW BRANCH O-FL-E-Fredsrtc6 y -
Tp4 BTosd street
PRT- -SSELS-Nc. - MSrrsgl@ 4 Cou--
~
FO-ss. Nc 265 Strand
American Express Company. Scs ard : Eavnnr<sz
Thomas cook 8 Soc. Tourist Or-cs L1dgzts CS---A.
q. SHrpisy & Co. No. n Pa Nal
Spsyer Brothers. No . Lochegr-
c-5ce cf -rfE tribune - a
puace leave atvsrrissr,s-ts and suoscrrPt-onA
PtR-S-Johu Monroe & Co. Nc Rue scrtbaL
John WsnamaSer- No - Rus tes Pe-tt=s Ec--1sa
PAGE Bureau. Nc IS Ru- Cancor-
Eariss 4 Co. No 8 Bo-l-vs-5
credit LyCuCsis- S--sau ces E-ra1EsrE
Continental EIor=4 Newsstand
IRE Figaro one
ssa-7s-b's News Ez-Ha-s-- Ne- Rzs - Cee-v~
A--e--a- ENprsss torrrsry No Il
B-er-snos No. . Av=nus as IOPs-a
NICE-t-sdi- LSCnrals
CEsN EvA-Jrr1sar=- Ct'-r = Co snt Czts= se=z
ETDRENCE- French. Lemon 4 Co Sos .
r--uaDg.ul
Ns1uav r. Co. Ba1se-s-
saarbarn.s News ES-.sns-. "A = N--t,-rs
r5AM5J re- American EE9-sss Company. No F.-ef-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
ro-s.a.t for snectal Localitis..


Columbia Ns-rard. Jsrsey- Delaware aUd
r,-rqr1,sota fnr--asinz -loudiusss vs-rn-- WITH
rain by ro-nght. parity cloudy and s71e1Ha. cooler
ea-r-fav. Increasing southeast r1-isy
shifting 20 SATURDAY
For Eastern N=v York. Increasing -rol5rsss and
warmer with rain snow bv tonight partly cloudy
SATURDAY southeast winds today. shifting
We Saturda..
Fo- Nev England increasing r.oudl1s-s and warmer
with rain night and Saturday.
winds -o-lzy lncreastng shifting Sa-urIay.
este @
St.. ~artl. cloudy tIr1ay. with
strong south winds TO-DAY shifting rc-nkh-
Western PenCsE lvania showers today
eastern portion cooler and fair except
near fresh south winds. shifting
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
UNDERTAEERS-

FRANK z CAMPBELL z41-s vssr IA e -%ADsA
Private and public anbula1css Tel 1Sz4 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

Over the Wire" long distance Christmas time
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

For fh- c-user.s--- OF rHIB- ~ -ea-rrs as-asd
~anKeu-u-s have been maze -r see1 ne DAILY z-d
SUNDAY ~EI8J NJ ou 1e IN ne reading rooms o. ~
hotels below
TOTDON-Hote victoria CARTON H1tsf Hots Mstrs-
E.N,CI.t tNu-Ats-rri Eo--. tav~-1ocI- Midland E-t.i
Nauc1ssrer- Queens rf0tri E-ets- SIidlard HotsI
--arf- V.@l.f-E-c--- IUC1--1ge
land EflJe.. M1rsca11e Midland Hotel Derby.
FsoIiels Hotel Srsn..-1 Isle % ghr
GTBRAL.TAF-H Hptei Cecil
FR Hotel Continental Grand Efotsl HOtsl M-s-
r7-- II1t-' Go-al Aroe1Ar J. .
1 .oic1. II -= So James g. sIcary. Eot-l
Hotel Baltimore Paris. Hot-. 1- ECaiverz.
BE-L-flCN -t4-suI E1e-~E Brrss--s
GERM NNY-tfrr-
E-r Be Continental.
Hotel Sal-e. 1e B-sSis. Municn.
Fi1r~l WuTre-r-Ser- N-s -u11~-g Hotel ,of.
Paa.r Ifo-eI Hos-' Tl4rstsuhot Wsesbs3eu
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-11

Nile Maria Labia viii spre9r for the first time
~, concert in America AT the Manhattan Opera
House next sunday night She viii sing 4 group
Of Italian songs The Dance Of the Hours and
The entire third act Of La Gio~onda' by entire
chorus and orchestra will he feature Of the con-
cert
\ misunderstanding as n the date has caused
the osrrouer7ent Of the recital Of rEe Grasse Trio
which vas scheduled for Mendessohn Hall to
night.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-11
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Local Onieisl RecOrd-7rne follow uE o.relal record
from weather bureau SHOWS the changes
pe~aturs Tire tvertyfour hours comparison
with me corresponding date OF last year
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-15
CALLED 6. A. R.
VETS SCUM :"
REMARK ATTRIBUTED TO COL,
TURNER RoUsEs MICH. SOL.
DIERS' HOME INMATES.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. 10
A small tempest has been raised oy
the remark. attributed 10 Commandant
Geo. H. Turner. that among the in
mates OF the Michigan Soldiers home
Is included the scum of the Grand
Army OF the Republic
The alleged remark was made dur
ing the investigation conducted by
a con- mittee OF Ave state senator's
The committee was appointed upon
motion of Senator Russell. who has
long fought the board rule that all
inmates must give mp all their pen
sion money IN excess OF $l2 month.
The committee attempted 10 learn
just what the board did with the
money. how much II -aised and why.
Aside from those In the committee
room, no one knew what was said
until the record was printed
The Grand Rapids Herald. owned
by Senator William Alden Smith. has
taken up the commandments statement.
editorially.
Did the United states call them
scum when they wallowed in the
hell OF Andersonville. he Herald asks.
did the nation call them scum when
they fought the bloody fight Al Get
tysburg? Were they scum behind
Sherman marching from Atlanta 10
the sea?
I'm 1851 every man OF the Mighty
Host OF Lincoln was a hero And SO
on.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-08-15
In Detroit Churches

The Rev. Walter Everett Burnett. OF
the Preston NJ. T.. church. will speak
al the Y. NJ G. A. Sunday afternoon
on "Christ's appeal for heroism.
The Rev. T. w. Young will preach
the opening sermon Sunday night OF
series TO be given in tent at Fort
ST. and Dragoon-ave. The meetings
will be under the auspices OF I'm
manuel Baptist church.
The Rev Walter Everett Burnett
pastor OF Preston Methodist church.
Twenty-third-st.. near Baker. will oc-
cupy his own pulpit at both services
Sunday In the morning his subject
will be. Christ the inspirer of hope,
and in the evening. The pillars of a
true home"
The Business Mems class OF the
Martha Holmes NJ. f. church. Putnam
and I.incoln-aves.. will be addressed
Sunday noon by Maxwell K. Silver. NJ
D.. on The Jew as an agriculturalist."
All men are cordially invited 10 attend
this meeting.