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New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
DR. M'cosH LEFT NO WILL.

Letters of administration we're granted by Surro-
gate Thomas yesterday 10 Mrs Margaret McCosh
Magic Of Princeton, y J. upon the estate of her
brother, Or. Andrew j NcCosh, of No Is East
saith street. who died December . Mrs. Magie's
hlIshs nd is made joint administrator with her.
The value Of the personal estate left by Dr. Nc
Gosh is given as more than o00o. and similar
statement is made regarding the realty. The petit
tion for administration however says the personal
property will aggregate about $4,000 Besides
Mrs Magic DR.. AIcCosh left his mother. Isabella
McCosh and another sister. Mrs. Mary j Matt
land both Of whom live in Princeton.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
READINGS ON LoNeFELLows POEMS.

J. Townsend Russell will give two illustrated
readings at Carnegie Music Hall LOngfelloN
TIA IS of a Wav=ide Inn The first will be given
on Wednesday night. December IS. and the second
on December 3 Mr. Russell has had hundred
and fifty paintings made for his readings and the
same number Of lantern slides Incidental music
will be provided by a string orchestra and several
soloists In a notice OF these readings that ap
pears elsewhere. this paper, an error was made
concerning the date. The exaC. dates OF these
readings are December Is and 3
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
LAST LECTURES OF YEAR.

Practical political and health talks viii Re the
feature the closing week Of the present series OF
free public lectures given under the auspices of the
Board OF Education for adults. The lectures Will
close on Saturday evening December 70. until after
the holidays Announcements will he made of new
courses within iew weeks. number of the
health lectures viii be upon the prevention ~ tu-
berculosis Some practical suggestions on this sub
isc+ vtu be presented ty Dr. Adolphus knopf on
THURSDAY evening AZ Public School IS, i5oth street
and St Nicholas avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
TAG DAY TO BUILD A LAKE.
Boys of Morristown, N. J., Collecting Dimes
for Place to Skate
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune 7

Morristovn y. J. Dec. 12-This has been an
pensive day for the people of Morristown. I has
cost the greate part Of the population 10 per
capita and all for the purpose of furnishing the
town an ice skating lake where once was situated
old PoCahontas Lake
A novel scheme 10 raise the cash was conceived
by Albert Y. r Wulf- He procured a bundle Of
tags on which had been printed, I'm Tagged for
Skating on Pocahontas Lake" These have been
distributed among three hundred boys. with in
structions 10 tag every body. To help the boys
along a local jewelry firm has offered q gold ring
10 the youth who turns in the largest number Of
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
ELoPEMENT sTIRs BRIDGEPORT.
Young Couple Prominent in Social Circles
Marry in Stamford.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Bridgeport. Conn. Dec. 12.-Social circles we're
stirred to-day by the announcement of the elope-
ment of Helen Ferres Eanles, daughter Of George
NJ Eames. general manager of the Singer Sewing
Machine factory, and Noble Z. Vincent the only
of S E Vincent wealthy coal dealer.
The couple left here this morning and accord
ing to a telegram received this afternoon we're mar
ried al noon by the Rev. Dr. John D Skene, rector
of St Andrews Church in Stamford. Then they
went to New York. Their marriage was expected,
but not in the form Of an elopement. They have
been leading spirits in social affairs Their parents
will forgive them when they return.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
Mr.. WHITE TO REMAIN IN PARIS.

Paris Dec. 12.-Henry White, the American Am
ba ssador. called on Premier Clemenceau to-day
and reiterated the assurances given TO the French
government by Henry Vignaud secretary of the
American Embassy. on November %. that there
was no truth in the rumOr that the ambassador
vas to be transferred TO London Mr.. White in
formed the Premier that he had desire 10
leave Paris and go To England. Later the am
bassador on behalf Of Andrew Carnegie, presented
n the Premier copy Of Mr.. Carnegie's dedIca-
rort-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
WOMEN TO APPEAR IN HARVARD PLAY
Radcliffe Graduates VIII Be Seen in The
Promised Land This Week.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune. ]

Boston. Dec. 12-For the first time in Harve I'd :
theatrical history real women to take part in
. Harvard play In the past all feminine rolls
have been portrayed by men, but this year the
Harvard Dramatic Club has secured permission TO
have women rehearse and play the feminine parts
in The Promised Land 4 four act play. be
given in Jordan Hall Thursday and Saturday
evenings OF next week.
The women are Miss Marion Grasg and Mrs r
NJ. johnson, Radcliffe graduates. Now other play
producing clubs OF Harvard wondering whether
they may have girls in the plays they are 10 give
in snrinE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
KAooYAMA COLLECTION BRINGS $I6,481

4 hard porcelain Ealipot Of milky texture-a rare
specimen of the hien-lung period uI36- s5'-brought
the highest price $500 at the hnsl sale yesterday
AZ the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. No. IS
Fourth avenue Of the R KadOy anna collection. A
sxfold palace screen dated IN the early eighteenth
century was sold for $3.50 while Mongolian rug
with a fawn centre brought Hi6. The total sum
rssi,ad for the afternoon sale vas Ss.39c and for
the entire sale s6.4sl
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
CALIFORNIA PROFESSOR FOR YALE.

New Haven Conn Dee. l2-Professor Charles :.
=Aa Vhc holds the profsssorsh p OF honiletlcs and
zst1Fsl Theology ~ tEe Pacific Theological sem
a., - Berkeley. cal. has been appointed 10 ri
= eys'- ~ 1racricsI theoogy at She heie Di'inliy
----c2t 70 take the place of Professor Anhr9ze "
s--c1. Professor Vernon IS 70 os pa-for OF the
.,a-Ta-e Congregational Church, II BrOokiae,
Essa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
PRESIDENTS BIG GAME AMMUNITION.

New Haven. Conn. Dec l2-Ainnluniton 70 De
,.sad r- Precedent Roosevelt on his African hunt
ing trip has been prepared here and Forwarded to
Washington together with the weapons which me
President viii use and which we're sent here to be
..7.fued 5, eguerts The cartr5Gges are in varying
pefgths largest being deemed Of the rlsht cal
lbIe to li-ns down an elephant
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
g" AL1MoNY DAY IN CHICAGO COURT
Crush Of Divorce Business Was Crovding
Other Gases Aside.

Chicago Dec. 12.-Beginning With the New
Year every Friday afternoon will be "alimony
day" with Judge Albert c. Barnes. Of the Su-
perior Court of Cook County.
Judge Barnes in making the announcement
to-day declared that there is such mass of
legal business growing out Of divorces and
divorce hearings that II interferes with more
important matters and requires day. or part Of
day by itself
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
MAJOR JOHN A. GRANT.

LBy Telegraph to The Tribunel
Annapolis. Dec 12.-Major John Alexander Grant
formerly of Frankfort, Ky. died to-day at the
home Of Rear Admiral Asa Walker, L. S. n (re-
tired. He served in the Confederate army during
the Civil War. Major Grant the fatfer-in-law
Cf Admiral Walker
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
eAvERsHAM TAKES oALY's FOR SEASON

The success Of The World and His Wife at
1,a1v,s Theatre has caused Mr. Faversham TO ex-
tend his lease that playhouse. originally taken
for twelve weeks. to May / During his engage
-. there Nr Faversham will produce several
p.v, pIavs but the present one will be used until
the middle Of February.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
MINE WORKERS SECRETARY DIES.

Bridgeport Ohio, Dec. 12.-Patrick McBryde,
first secretary of the United Mine Workers Of
America and secretary Of the Ohio Operators As
sociation. 6ied early to-day from pneumonia He
sixty years old and of the best know
men in the mining business Burial viii take place
N Columbus. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
FEVER CLOSES LAWRENcEVILLE SCHOOL

r,.,aratorv School near this city, was closed to-
- -, order Of Head Master : J. Mcpherson
sa-,usa Of the prevalence of scarlet fever, which
rs broLen out among some Of the stu1ents Two
l,ovs are nov stricken
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Ugo CoIor1ht-. the Young Italian tenor, who
agreed disagree with M Hamrnerstein last
week has Joined t1e ivan Abramson Opera com
pe-y. Last Wednesday night In the presence OF
President Roosevelt ne made his first appearance
V-th ne company in Washington. singing Don jose
Z ''Cs--er." According 70 II Monde Art1suco
rev Teel-v. which purpcs ses TO let Italians In
A-ne-lcs E-o-. What triumphs their countryToen
srs achieving n the musical world. Mr. Colombinl
Interpretation of The infatuated Spanish so-dler
gave grest pleasure 10 his audience
Eischz El-rs- re Russian violniEt, viii appear
e r1e Ceoto-re Carnpanini concert al the Mammal
"a Opecs House next Sunday night Mr. ham
este- has n. exclusive rights 10 the services OF
tne Yong voEn-st Tor al Sunday appearances IN
Fe- Ycrk
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
GOVERNOR CHARTER RgWsERs' GUEST.

Members Of the charter revision commission gave
dinner for Governor Hughes last night at the
H,etropoIitan club At which they discussed in
forr,sIlv the work Of the commission. which must
be reported to the Governor and the Legislature
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

accessIbIe by c-s7d Cs.s
tral Station webster ana jerome avenue -olsss 1-d
by carriage Lots $50 u Telsphons 4s53 ra1asre1
of Views Representatives
once. On East 23d ST. New Io-k Ci-g
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
OBITUARY.
GEN ERAL OKAzAWA.
MRS. JOHN T. VANNEcK.

Toxic. Dec. 12.-General Okazawa, chief aid tc
the Emperor. died yesterday
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.


OhiciaI Record and Forecast.-TasainStor Dee II
The winds along England coast viii % va-f-
shifting south and becoming strong b.
sunday night. middle Atlantic fresh
Atlantic and Gulf coast.
on lakes fresh strong southwest shifting
70 west and the lakes. fresh " Sundav.
shifting 10 south Monday.
Storm row centred respectively along tne
Nova Scotia. the Lake Superior region
the British Northwest The W b
ances are causing unsettled weather from the
MississpPi Valley 20 the Atlantic IN tn-
hurrtes while rain falling north
These depr-ssons being situated in
North. produced mostly southwest Uin,is
with moderate temperature in the northern and
states. moreover the temperatures South
nearly normal No decided change in temperature
Indicated ror portion % country there being
temperatures within the limits
Prectptt ation will in the Great
north Atlantic states but the balanc.
of the country east OF the Rockies fair weather is in
dicated
storm warnings displayed the Washington saa
oregon coasts.
Forecast for Special I0c cAlities-For Jersey
Eastern Pennsy lyanis increasing coudiness TO-DAY with
possibly showers aurrtss warmer.
dsy. fresh southwest winds
For Eastern New York. increasing cloudiness 90 day
With probably rain strong
southwest winds
Local Orselal Record--rhe folloVinE onsiaI record
from the weather bureau shows ths changes IN the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
an sEMA1oR HANsRRoueH.

Minneapolis. Minn, Dec l2-Inited states Sena-
80 tIanebrouen was operated upon late yesterday
,as.otd turor on the at Asbury Hos
rt,I lfe Is resting easily to-day the operation be
Ing successful
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
MUSIC NOTES.

ne ----si- committee pf the Eudson-F Fulton cele
-z-f-- i --znEinE for festivals to Be held in the
'=-Ee halls - the va-fou- horoughs IN connection
---- TIE celebration The evening Of Monday,
September ? viii be given over entirely - music
Several singing socieriss have already offered their
-=res end it Is urons bic thst music written
especially for the occasion Eill Be rendered
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
FORMER MRS. c. K. DAVIS DEAD.

Washington. Dec l2-Mrs. Hunter Doll, formerly
the wife of the late Senator Cushman K. Davis. of
Minnesota. died suddenly tonight her farm near
EIyattsve, Nd.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Highest temperature yesterday. AZ degrees loTess.
n. average for corresponding ,iafe ass
80. average for corresponding date last thirty
three years
Local forecast To-day Increasing coudirsss Etts
probably fair fresh irons
winds
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
TNDFRTAEERS

FRANK z CAMPBELL. 241-s West zsd 81 CHspsla-
Private and pu51c- zalbulsnces Tsl 1924 C1e-ssA
Rev stephen Merritt. the World --tds-k-sz- u-as--
taker C-Iv one place ot business s-t a1d 19-h
81 largest IN the world Tel 124 ard 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
Forecast for special I.ocAIitie..-For \.

Local orseial Record-rhe follovink onsisl record
from the weather bureau shows ths changes IN the
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-C. T. Buckner. Baltimors- MAN
HATTAN-W n Jennings. Buffalo. MARTI
MOI Eek Governor {. =. Waller Connecticut
SEVILIE-Sr Lionel and Lady Garden. London
ST REGIS-Chares Hopkins Clark. Hartford
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Cannes. France. Dec 12-Mrs. John T. Vanneck,
of New York. is dead here.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
Canadian Rates

Nal subscriptions New TorS city 20 me DAILY 80
. -rT2T-V ElEkLsY charged
hostage IN addition : ne rates oar1et aooTa
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
Rates 10 Foreign Countries.

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vsr~aI Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Eul mailed Rs
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= zl6 = the Music School Settlement musical
--- - given - the house OF Ms Henry Lansing
T-z-6Teu. 10. % East 771n street, next Thursday
z=-e--o2-. Miss Marion Gregory will sing and the
pupils - he school viii play, assisted by Miss
El1rc-Les x War6Weu.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
Religious Notices.
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ALL ANGELS CtIJ Re H Vest Ead slsr
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STRANGERS Nscoms
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

- atd N establishing q Mcdowell students
<--d concert viii be given next Saturday after
-rc- - : O'clock n the Mcdowell Club rooms,
10 1zZ Brosdzav- Janet Spencer. contratto'
E6ich Thompson. pianist. and Hans hronold, Gel
list Rave volunteered their services. The funo
-t e used sid students, they 70 repay It ~hen-
ever r-Jss,o ole
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
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D,ath notices ar5earInz in TIE TRTBCSE wtn -
repubiIshed in tie TriWeekly Trbuns without sztrs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

Mrs. Vanneck was formerly leader OF Brooklyn
society She daughter Of the late Henry D.
Brookman, of Brooklyn. She had married twice.
Her first husband the late Philip Bradford
Niles. of Lucian Fl. Niles, the broker. After
Mr.. Niles's death Mrs. Vanneck married to
John T. Vanneck. She went abroad and lived at
Cannes exclusively
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
MEET AT
UNIVERSITY

I'VE are going 70 win from the
University of Washington on Sat.
urday." declared 9spnd~ Murphy.
the old = A A. c. track captain.
who Is nov coaching the Whitman
track team We have good
squad ut whitman and the men
are In good shape.
Martin ran the hundred yards
the other day TN as seconds. and
the time Was right. too. lie is the
greatest ever this year He IL
strong and speedy. and IL using
more style than last year
"Philbrook has broken the Inter.
collegiate record In the discus pfac.
uce. with a throw OF 100 feet. while
butcher Is easily good for III.
Phllbrook Ia putting the shot about
81 feet. Is broad jumping more than
20 and ls good for fast time In both
the hurdles. He Is weighing about
geo pounds. stripped. and Is almost
too heavy for the high jump.
Outright II doing the half In 900,
while Felfhouse Is vaulting about
10 feet 6 inches Ned Barnes has
made the relay team and Is run.
nirg the fi0yard dash In about So
The other members Of the relay
team will be Martin. r. Cox and
Oldright They will make the best
men Washington has got go faster
than ever before to win"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
TO ASK FUNDS
FOR HOSPITAL

Health Commissioner Crichton
viii nak the council In the near ~.
tuHe fof an appropriation 81 tz6.n90
% construct the proposed Isolation
hospital ca tho 6te already accept.
ID b. the eiiy near PiEeon Point.
on the West seattle peninsula
With this amount ll 81 thought that
a thoroughly equipped and entirely
mod"ru building. containing all con.
yrniwneas. can be established
This 10 not e. be a peat house. %
declared nf Criehtau today We
intend 70 handle children aud those
VIA are not Ia q position 90 be
isniated Ia their homea Every.
Thing vill be modern and we will
BE- "a = position 10 give patients
the beat of carr No smsllpok cases
are 90 b. admitted These Nill 30
seut tn the peat house The hos.
pitai II oniy for ordinary contagious
diseases which cannot be success
fully treated ct home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
FIGHTS FOR
SPOKANE

Jack ksarns. a well kao~n man.
sEer and promoter. has announced
hia intention Of organising an Ath
Ie,ic club IN Spokane FOR the puf
pose 81 pnillnK off .sfser of nia
round bouts or flgbsa without .
decision kearum has taken hold
u Maurice Thompson. the eleveE
California lightweight. aud IL non
trying 20 arrange a sin raund bout
between Thompson and Louie Lone
az one Of the cards foF his fret
exhibition.
= may be able 10 match scaier
and Eddie Kelly. tho Buffalo news
boy. who put up such a game fiKht
With Abe Attcii At Sound Beach
the other day. declares Kearns In
an Interview
! have taken hold ~ Thompson
and ] Intend 10 either take him Ia
The hiEhaa, notch in the lightweight
division. or else bring him down
and ! am eunfidsnt Il will b. the
former lie has the stuff in him
can secure some Of the claaHicst
fighters in the west to put on for
those six.rOuud bouts .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
CHINESE SUE zoo
FALSE ARREST

EdNafd Il PSbhey. q prominent
lumber dealer and his wife. LIVING
II 308 Summit ny north. were made
the dafendani1 lu a So 600 damags
aaii TO-DAY. flied Ia the superior
court by An Wah ANA Look Yuen.
arrested April 10. oh charge ~
making sway Win the phianes
animsOoa
40 wa auo Loall Yaen were
op4Biared ~ fbs inahaFf OF Cbieseo
san. 1870 ~. and gadi,saD IS o.
tie time. me hseaaf ga q 0TfFoe
ana tho latter na a chef seF
MfH. FhtaHRy etsimad that she
hAd npwa the diauiahda ihiH the
hess 81 u KafmsHf which bad iae-n
ssBt TO the laanaf1 hui . Neafch
failed 10 diaelst1s the bgWeia. ard
tie Two Chlneae we're pat uadef
arrest
Later the police officers nnRncat
ID a search - the Phinney resi-.
aanca aud the missing Hpafsiora
we're found where Mra Phinnef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
EIGHT CLUB
TALK AGAIN

That talh Of as elghtelub PA.
eific Coast baseball league f. being
revived again. and ike the agita
lions which have preceded u since
Seattle had is first experience Sith
California made baseball. vii
likely die Of the natural Ills at
teudant ON. such a proposisfous
scheme
President ! Cal Ewing q the
Pacific Coast league. ia quoted
- Ia favor ~ an eiEhi club league
fnf 1908 Thsa 81 10 neN dope fuf
Cal 10 be handing out. and unless
II 10 mistaken idea he vii prob.
abiy be quoted ~ lenNfh ou the
same subject 10 The future
An eight club league would ne
fac thing for the pfennnt Coast
league The northwestern eifieH
could make up some 81 til losses
shich the Coasters are beinK hand
ID out bY the outlaws IN California
II wnald be real fine n Cal and
dis bunch could rrcoup tie def
eieney from Seattle. Tacoma and
apokann
No. thank yon. Cal. One doke of
your Native son brand OF bane.
ball. handed out On = wooden ladis
from a distance nf thousand uilns
sas taken once. and the fans failed
Ia catch the idea
n Portland keeps on her present
losing Htreak Il Il = ten 10 one shot
that the wehfooters sill % in the
Northwest league neat rear. just
where they traionE Local fans are
perfectly satisfied 90 let veil enough
alone A burnl child 10 afraid Of
the fire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
CHAIN GANG GETS
MANY RECRUITS

Because Ole Hagen reeled along
the street with song In his heart
and skirt around his neck. he
will serve five days ON the chain
gang. according 60 an edlct issued
by Police Judge Gordon this
morning Ole admitted he was "a
little full"
Joe Pfeiffor. blind shoe string
and pencil pcddler. was repri
manded for beating an intoxicated
man with his cane
Bert Rolls told the court he was
beating his way from Sacramento.
Cal. To North Yakima. Wash. when
he was picked up In Seattle. Rolls
failed Go produce s25 which the
court demanded for passing through
Seattle. Ice will work Il out on
the gang.
John Thompson went into a
barber ehop yesterday to get
shaved. but failed to pay for the
work. City Attorney DeBruler rec.
commended that he be discharged
for getting the best of the barber.
Thompson promised the court che
would be good In the future. He
was allowed to go.
John o'Dunnell aud Michael Con
way told the court they were hard
working lahorcrs Baillff TIP Win
chell examined their hands aud re-.
ported them very soft. The men
were given chance 10 work 80
days each ON the chain gang.
iecnusc Dan Hanley sold n mum
her OF pencils ON the waterfront
yesterday he was sentenced 10 the
gang for ten days
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-23
CARROLL
DIVORCE

Alice T. Carroll wias al eng
Comptroller liafy - Garrett. ~
cured a aivssrc dtfe yesterday aft
eruo0n froei tHase Mitchell Gil
liam 10 the superha e9Hff
Mnn Carroll elaimed that aa q
result ~ diverse temperament aaa
dispositions. she AIS nnahh - hFe
With her hashaaa
The Carols wenp nsarfiad Ia
ihla citY Juiy 3. 1884 They have
ene child. Harry W Carroll. r.. II
years ela. whose euafudF has hesH
given - the malhnH
HfH Carroll wHa also granted
81 a uonth zoe the support 81 the
hog hHa f1s a mOufh Biimnnf. the
euuft atipuiating that the father
might visit hia con ~ seaaonable
tlmmH
b. eourt PROCEEDINGS were
short nethinE having been filed IN
the case antii the natter was
brought before 1adae Gillian