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New-York tribune., 1908-01-10

average temperature YESTERDAY go sverase for sor-
date OF -. for pending
date of last thir1y-three yesrs, 3n
Local Forecsat-Far and warmer to-day. rain or snow
torgh; Saturday colder Saturday night fresh south
w
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Religious Notices.
20 cents a line

a line
THE LADIES CHRISTIAN UNION viii hold daily
asra,ianeI meetings during week OF PRAYER. Jan
nary to H. m the chapel OF the CofeSfxto
church 9Th and 4sth ST., az III o'clock a. m
1.-THE LOGIC OF REINCARNATlON.
Iestars b = " Eosers N%eienai SSs1t I,@Fe
"a Jvs4t t3rh 81 friday Eve Jan. 10 AZ SIN Asso
.srns Vtdf@n side cs Evolution ard The Life sse-
lime" Eve Jan IL ana "a
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Bay Site THEATRE VAR.
Klazc s Erlanger Enjoined from
Ejecting amusement Company.
rRv Telecraph 10 The Tribune. /

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Springfield, Mass. Jan. 9.-The William Nor
ris Amusement Company. of this city. lessees of
the Nelson Theatre, Springfield, and the Frank
lin Square Theatre Worcester. obtained an in
junction to-day from Judge Hitchcock in Su-
perior Court, restraining the United States
Amusement Company, of New York (Klaw &
Erlangerl, from ejecting the petitioner from the
theatres named Klaw & Erlanger had informed
Morris to vacate before January 13. Morris
asserts his company has violated none of the
terms of the contract dated October s. 1907 leas-
ing the two theatres to his company for one year
for vaudeville. He understands. however, that
since that date Klaw & Erlanger have agreed
with the Keith-Proctor people and others IN
cluding T. Poll. who has theatre here, to WITH
draw from the vaudeville field for $1,50o,eoo
large part of which is not to be paid until these
two theatres are vacated. KIaw & Erlanger are
restrained from ejecting Morris, and ordered
specifically to perform the agreement to lease
the property to Morris for the remainder of the
year
Worcester, Mass, Jan. 9-Serious trouble is
expected to develop at once at the Franklin
Square Theatre according to ]. C. Matthews. the
manager. Guards at every entrance of the
theatre ready to fight any attempt on the part
of the Klaw Erlanger agents to get control
of the theatre by force The men guarding the
house have been drilled all day and are anx-
ious for fight Matthews says Klaw & Err
langer agents are the way, but that Will
lam Morris, lessee intends to keep the house
for five years
1t is said that z. Poll. who has theatre
here paid S15,0 900 into the pool to buy off ad-
vanced vaudeville. and he either wants the op-
position withdrawn his money back
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast Washington. JAN q
nv an area Of cold generally fair weather light snow
only being reported the Middle Atlantic and
New England states and the lake Rain snow
has also fallen the miGdIe and Northern Rocky
Mountain districts to North Pacific Coast
This evening trough Of low barometer extends from
Manitoba to Texas of this depression the
ature has risen its the temperature has
decidedly.
Dirtnp FTidav the depression will advance
valleys and the lake region ard VIII
reach the by Saturday morning Precip-
tst;oD in form of northern and rain
he followed bv sharp fall in generally
Of the Rocky Mountains. The precipitation VIII
reach the atlantic by Friday night. ard colder
wea Saturday night
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New England.
fair to-day with portion. winds shifting
10 fresh south SATURDAY.. in the interior: rain
snow on
Fer Eastern York fair and warmer to-day.
in the interior the coast tonight and
saturday; cader Saturday night: fresh south winds.
Fnr the ~ Columbia, Eastern Pennsy lvanta,
N~v Jersey Delaware Maryland. increasing eioudi-
urdav. Saturday night: fresh winds
For and North Carolina. rain ana to
day: night and saturday; fresh south to
southeast winds
For Snaih Caroina. fair and warmer tolay rain to-
night SATURDAY. winds shifting southeast
local Official Record.-The following official record
from III. Weather Bureau changes lr
rerature for the twentv-fqEr comparison
TIT reErC fng
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
ne repubIished in the Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
extr
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Died..

Death notices appearing in The TRIBCNE will be
repub.ished in the Tri-"eeky tribune wtao"' extra
ch
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Canadian Rates

Mail subscriptions in New York City DAILY and
TRI-WFEEI.Y be charged cent a extra
hostage In addition the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
Schenectady. n. Y, Jan. s, 1903.

IThe Tribune in its news treatment OF the
deaths of these two men observed a proper
nronortion and gave decent consideration TO
the opinions of intelligent and civilized people.
7 nrnted in conspicuous position a half
column account of Commander Hosleys career,
with his picture; while lnconsplcuousiy' on an
inside page, it recorded IN t"enty-eisht iiIes'
under a small head, the death in the alcoholic
,,.,,a of bellevue Hospital of Dixon, the negro
IlIuilisI
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
TWO DEATHS.

To the Editor of The Tribune
c;-. I have been constant reader of your paper
Co. = third of a century. A few days ago l
rotioad the death of George Dixon. the negro
nrizefghter. and alongside of it, in the same
e5,+io, the death notice of Commander Hosley,
/ G N who successfully navigated the drydock
T,ava,, to Manila and who had record of many
,.oars of faithful service for his country.
Tixon gets columns In the papers-fowers, monu-
rnents and what not-while Commander Hosley
receives only a few scant lines
WHY is it? Are republics ungrateful. or is It
only symptom of the craze for sensatlonahsln!
H c. FREEMAN.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
Domestic Rates.

BY EAFsLf MAIL A1~Ai-~-
For all poirts in the Mexico outsids
ths Rorouzhs OF Manhattan The Bronx. Also
Cuta Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines withoc
extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New E


from the Weather Bureau shows the changes ir the
rerature for the last twentv-fqcr hours cGmpar
WITH the corresponding date last year;
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Rs,es 70 Foreign Countries.

For points In Europe countries the Universal
Postal Union TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-10
GOVERNOR TRYoNs PALACE BURNED.

pho.nix. Ariz Jan. l, 1905.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
PAGE. ).

panies worthy of the support of the
public, at less cost for the benefits
conferred. There is no justification
for so-called mutual organization of
this character unless it can furnish
equally reliable protection at less
cost, and this the Western Life and
Accident Company does not do The
premium amounts to at least s1.T5
per month, plus membership fee OF
S., which cannot be considered as
cheap insurance. For S26 a year
there would be no difficulty in OBJ
tanning reliable insurance in a stock
company with much higher less ra-
ito and smaller expense ratio.
Deputy Lineau of the New Mexico
department had charge of the exam
ination on behalf Of that territory. The
activity OF this department and the
ruling against the Denver company
shows that New Mexico doesn't pro-
pose to admit any wildcat or irrespon-
sible concerns. Montana, too, is to
be praised for refusing Il admittance.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

The national election is over ana
we are pleased TO announce that our
territory went Republican, aIso our
county. The negroes almost TO a man
vcted the straight Republican ticket.
with the several clubs in existence
not to the contrary. We woulu like
10 see the negroes of this city work
as hard and earnestly next four years
for commercial and business ad-
vantage as they did on election day.
We predict that the negro would
soon become the merchant kings OF
the city. Then we would be far more
successful and happy: then politics
would hunt for us: then we would
not have to spend so much of our
time in looking for political faTors.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
MAKE MONEY FOR STATE.
Saxon Railroads Well Run and Pay
Good Dividends.

The report for 1906 of the admins
tration Of the Saxon state railroads
shows them to be as financially sue
cessful As the Prussian and Bayarian
lines.
Saxony has about s5O,O00,O0o in
vested In her railways. In 1906 the
gross revenue was e7,600,O00, an in
crease of nearly 100000 for the
year. The total outgoings were
s5,00o,000, an increase of s240,000
over 1905. Thus the net profits to
the Saxon government on the working
OF its railways for 1906 amounted to
the substantial sum of e2,600,000, or
over five per cent on the capital So
that all interest and sinking fund
charges are easily met ani balance
left over in relief OF taxation. The
Saxon chancellor of the exchequez
counts the Saxon state railways. and.
it may be added. the Saxon state for
ests, most valuable assets.
AS in Prussia, four classes of trains
are run, and the wc-kmen's fares are
as low as six miles penny Railway
rates are moderate, and equipment
generally good and improving In
particular the station restaurants are
a feature. The waiting rooms are
restaurants where the ubiquitous Ger
man glass of light beer is nearly al
ways INDUCED in by the waiting pas.
senger. German trains keep good
time here as in other parts of the
empire, but travel is not so fast as in
either England or America That, of
course, is characteristic. The Ger
man rarely hurries, but he gets
there" without fail, whether in science
or in business.
Saxony has almost precisely the
same proportion of train mileage in
proportion to population as We have.
But while 1000 miles of Saxon rail-
ways are capitalized at $4,000, 600,
10000 miles of British railways are
capitalized at G1,300,000,0 That
point, as in the case of Prussia, is the
Host important Wnlch emerges from a
study Of the Saxon railway figures
London Daily News.
.-'.- -
A clever woman is one who under
takes nothing that she does not under.
stand.
A clever woman is one who 10
mistress Of tact and knows how to
make the social wheels run smoothly
and we'll.
A clever woman is one who makes
the other woman think herself the
cleverest
-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
Denver Locals

Charley Jackson continues seriously
i'll.
FOR RENT-Front bedroom in
modern house 24i3 Gilpin street.
Phone White 1886.
The daughter of Mr. aud Mrs. Car.
nagie has diphtheria.
Mrs. Clara Jackson has pneumonia.
BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming.
of Stout street. boy.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Annie Albert and >. L.
Waddy, of Cripple Creek. 10 take
place next Wednesday at 1852 Wal.
nut street
The phenomenal success, "Balshaz.
gar will be produced at Zion Baptist
Church December / as n testimonial
to one Of the Woodworking members OF
the Choral Society, Chas. A, Clark.
The Azalia Hackiey Choral Club would
have had the presence of many per.
sons at Its last appearance had It not
been for the political meeting. and
this coming event will be their op.
portunity to make good the loss,
Popular prices will prevail
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

Mrs. Johnnie Cornell. one of our
best entertainers. entertained at a
fine turkey dinner last Sunday. Mrs.
James Slaughter. Miss Neoma Cor
nell of Topeka, Mr. H. Bramlett. A.
r. Smith and T. o. Mason were in
vited guests.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
ALBUQUERQUE NEWS.

Rev. Geo. ". Harts. the field secre-
tary of the Western Baptist Conyen-
tion. is in our city for a few Gays
looking over matters of interest con.
nec,ed with HIS church. The rever.
end gentleman is also agent for the
California Colony Association. who
hold large tract of land to be col
onized by the negro. He made sew
eral sales of fve-acre tracts while in
the city. He expects to return TO
his home in Pasadena in abou, Two
months.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

William Whiteside left for Winslow
last week, where he is to take charge
OF one of the best equipped barber
shops in that city.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
Western is Refused
Continuet from page one

should be struc out.
Further, it is doubtful whether the
power TO grant endowment benefits is
anticipated by tie laws of the several
states to nut al assessment COM
panies. Such over should be re-
stricted to or ;anizations providing
for these benefi in clear terms ana
maintaining a 81 fficient reserve mere
for
(2) The new W in Colorado, adapt
ed in 1907, requi res companies of this
class to state the maximum amount
collectable from members. The com
pany complies nth this law in the
fourth paragraph on page .. where
the maximum Iii bility is restricted to
twelve monthly premiums, and the
minimum liabilit ! to eleven. In other
words, the poll les are not assess
ment at all, bu practically as mxed
in premium pa! ments as any stock
company. The president claims that
the company is charging the highest
rate in the Unite States, which state
ment has been -erified. If the com
pany possessed large capitalization,
the certificates hight assure the Iull
payment of any future losses. Such.
however. is not the fact, and there
is no absolute + ecurity for the pay
ment of any futl re losses should the
premiums be wa ited in abnormal ex-
pense, as appeal TO be the case al
present For tbs uncertain insur-
ance members re paying a higher
rate, according { the company own
statement, than or similar insurance
in the strongest and mos treputable
companies in th country. II is diff.
cult TO see how his company can be
licensed in acco dance with law-as
an assessment ii stitution.
The loss paper and correspondence
herewith was es imined by Mr. Lin
eau. and he stat that the company
appears 10 compl with the policy re-
quirements withC ut any apparent eff
for, to avoid Il e payment OF just
claims There Sc ms TO be much mis-
understanding IT yarding the CLAIMS
that may be mad under the policies,
but this is to be expected from the
classes of people insured by the com
pany.
A company kno Sn as the Western
Life and AccideI Association was
organized in Seat le. Wash, early this
year by the vicel resident Of the Den
yer company. TT e similar name as
sumed is sugges i've. especially as
said association loes not appear to
be licensed by an state. In order 10
show what connec lion there is or was
aware. II may b repeated that the
president OF the seattle company is
between these tw companies. if any,
series OF quest ons was submitted
to the president ior his own sworn
replies. The al davit is enclosed
herewith. marked 9. which indicates
that the compani, 5 are entirely inde-
pendent as far the president is
still receiving $40 a month from the
Denver company as vice-president
thereof.
The general m, thods of the CON-
pany are not belle ed to be worthy of
confidence A ma business and So
liciting by unlicen sed agents was re.
sorted TO regularl until the present
year. when the &C orado law forbade
IT, The company has not heretofore
shown any disposii ion TO comply with
the laws of the V, rious states. The
manipulation of th salary account is
questionable.
The class Of peo lie written and the
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
HAvRE NEWS.

A bishop could have been no more
honored than was DR.. J. c. Coleman,
presiding elder Puget Sound A. NJ. E.
Conference. Long before the date OF
the conference, the pastor, Rev. S. L.
Bailey was notified that the cordial.
ties of unlimited hospitality would
be extended him, and to verify lneir
sincerity we were invited to the beau
tiful home of Mr.. and Mrs. w II.
Barnes, and there in the dining room
OF dazzling beauty, where the tables
were so lavishly spread with the lux.
uries of the season, ii was our pieas-
ure TO meet Mrs. Sgt p. Conolly and
son. Having enjoyed the royal recep-
ton, we then returned to the church.
Every seat was filed, awaiting the
arrival of the desert traveller. The
Doctor ascended the rostrum. lressed
In his robe, while every eye was fas-
tened upon the man of God. Miss
Laurina A. Spauldiig touched the
keys of the organ as a sigma mat
The Lord Is in His Holy Temple" 4"
The pastor arose and read the hymn,
There Is Fountain Filled With
Blood. which was then sung by the
choir. The presiding elder took as
his text. Prepare to Meet Thy Goa.
the speaker acquitting himself AS a
scholar and an able preacher.
Thursday evening was the regular
meeting night of the Paul Laurence
Dunbar Literary Society. Til. rnurch
was again taxed to its utmost capa.
city to hear this sublime speaker. He
made n strong and effective appeal to
his audience for race unity. ana he
so graphically portrayed the life and
work OF Dunbar that tears founa tneir
way down the cheeks of his hearers.
Having opened the quarterly confer
ence, Sergt T. II Allsup was elected
secretary. Reports were read from
all departments of the church by Miss
Viola Spaulding. Miss Birdella John
son and the secretary. which showed
an increase along all lines. mus
ended the most interesting quarterly
meeting ever held In ST. Luke A. NJ.
+. Church.
With the presiding elder go the
prayers, good will and best wishes OF
the citizens OF Havre.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

Mrs. William Morris and Mrs. Ma.
bel Faucet chaperoncd a nice sur.
prise party in honor OF Mrs. T. Wat.
son and her daughter. Miss Anderson.
at their residence on Eleventh street
last Thursday evening. the evening
before they departed for California.
Those who arranged the event aie TO
be commended for their efforts. as
it was pleasing affair Among those
who were present were Mrs NJ. fau.
cett, Mrs. VIM. Morris. Mr.. j. b.
Lott. Mrs. C. Thompson, Mrs. V.
Green. Mrs. Collins and daughter
Gertrude. Mrs. c. c. Crawford. Mr..
and Mrs. d, Austin, Mr.. VIM. White
side and Mr.. Bullock, Mrs. r Wat.
son and Mrs. o. Anderson. Green Wat.
son, T. o. Mason. Light refreshments
were served, after which tn. Jolly
crowd departed wishing their host
pleasant trip,
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

Mr.. W. Z Smith of El Paso and
Miss Maud Leach were quietly mar.
ried last Wednesday. Their frienas
wish them success.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21
Kansas City for the benefit of his
health

Kansas City for the benefit of his
health.
A. B. C. Mathews has been quite
sick but is some better.
Rev. w. II. Prince, the efficient
presiding elder of this district, was
welcome visitor TO our city last
week. While here he held one of the
most successful quarterly meetings,
that we have ever had. He preached
a soul-stirring sermon to a full house
last Sunday evening. He also occu-
pied the pulpit Wednesday evening
his discourse being much appreciated
He left the following morning for the
West. While in our city he was the
recipient of many nice dinners given
in his honor.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-11-21

s. H. Bacon is 4 new arrlvsi from
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
AN APOSTROPHE TO GRIP.

Hail grip germ! We who are about 10 die tuns
less you do Il salute yoUt You rule the roost
You are the easy boss OF everything from destiny
to ) o clock tea conversation When you energs
from your secret Iairs upon stricken world our
vaunted medical science lies down and groves
Well has Scott sung you. Bacillus:
When pain anguish wrng the brow.
\ red hot ring-5siled demon. thou
and Gray melodiously mOraliZed
The purse proud doctor wends his weary way.
And leaves the germ to quinne and 10 me-
tories has put you under the microscope. isolated
Gallery. and painted your horns pink for further
tors bump their learned degrees together in confer
ence over your displeasing appearance and enAr-
acter the while you romp abroad in our fsssrsa
veins and practise hens dexterities upon 0nf
sneezins apparatus What want Is not dsscriT
tions and measurements OF you. genius es
thousand pangs. Handsome is handsoms does
our crying need in a very literal sense, Is curs'
and a quick one; and don't much care whetheF
1t comes In the form OF pill. powder amulet OK
sudden death. Like the late Lord Tennysou' Wao.
under similar dellrious conditions. made hinsef
an awful OF Dawn"
can hope somehow good
WIN be the nnal goal Of pills.
and patiently awaiting the worst. with the afnic'-
Ell Tent-maker:
snesze. whence ys come nor whSi
Sneeze. for know when where
And so. exalted above all lesser topics such an
New Years pledges. high finance. dementia Amer
tcana, and the duty art salute yoE oAo
terial prodigy. Once more. hail All ha- wasrss
hat Observation-Disclosures wsskiy,
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS.

The second Of Nr. Sam Franko's Concerts Of
Old Music will take place next Wednesday evening.
January Is. at Men5elssohn Hail. with this rro-
gramme;
ITO i'i S'''"s GarI Phiiip Emanuel Bach
Ludwig y Beethoven
wolfgsng Amadeus Mozart
Regarding the orchestra trio for strings and
piano. by Philip Emanuel Bach. the programme
commentator writes as follows: 1t many years
after the completion Of his second violin sonata in
ajor before Brahms could bring himself to the
point of publishing il. The reason for his re-
luctance was simply that the first three were
identical with the first bar Of the Prize Song in
Die Meistersinger'. Such is the effect OF a slight
though conspicuous resemblance that the work ha 5
since been known the Meistersinger Sonata
Had Brahms known Philip Emanuel Bachs or
chestra trio, which Sam FIanko VIII play al his
next Concert OF Old Music his scruples about Civ
ing the A major senate TO the world might have
been overcome earlier. Written about hun
k-ed years before wagner's opera, the older work
begins exactly as does walther's song. and tho
three notes reappesr again and again throughout
the first movement The trio IS one Of the most
pleasing and uelodious OF the compositions from
the pen OF who stands for so much in musical
history. and its superficial charm IS no less than
that which It possesses FOR connoisseurs."
The ballet suite, Don JuaG." written by GlucA
for production Vienna in I7Gl is founded on the
same story and sequence Cf scenes as the libretto
OF Mozsrt's opera. The brief musical pictures de-
scribe festive scenes, dances and love episodes
The players appear strumInng guitars. and
can distinguish Masetto's peasant crowds from the
groups Of cavaliers Already in the second and
third sections Of the second movement the music
presezes the melancholy. sinister tragic e-ents
Of the play.
n ths 6nale. says Hermann Kretzschnar one
cannot fall TO recognise the earnest. threatening
egYn - thA aon1Anese n the lsryhstto. or Don
New-York tribune., 1908-01-12

SUNDAY
Metropolitan opera House. $40 P m. popular o5,
cratic concert, Manhattan Opera House 80
D. m. popular operate concert: Carnegie Hait
Z o. m. pianoforte recital by Teresa CaIreno;
Hippodrome, si5. concert by sousa ana MS
band.
MONDAY.
Manhattan Opera House. p. m. French opera
Louise: Metropolitan opera House, 9 p- ii''
Italian opera. La TT1Vlata.
TUESDAY.
Carnegie Hall. ? m. pianoforte recital by Ernest
Schellinq: Mendelss Hall, ) D. M, conceft -
chamber music by the F1onzaleY Quartet Clio
D. m concert chamber music by the Aueie
NarsuIes Trio: St Pauls Chapel, Coiumbia
/ University. AIS p. m, free organ recl'al .!
William J. Kraft.
WEDNESDAY,.
Mania tia Opera House p. nl Italian opera: III =
.anpeara7ce in New York of Mime. Ietla-Zlh IN
IL Iraviata'': Metropolitan Opera House
o. NJ 9, rTnan opera. Die MeisteTs'nger Men
delssohn Hall } p. song recital by heihlicH