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New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
SCOTT COMES BACK.
Canadian Tells of Results of
Eating Freiberg Cherries.

George Stewart scott. the Canadian pro-
fessor who was arrested last August while
studying az Frefbsrg University. IN sax
ony. and put into German jail because
OF night he had with a farmer. arrived IN
this country yesterday on board the Cunsrt
liner Lusitania He went Immediately 20
his fathers house az No. s4f0 Ridge Park
way. Bay Ridge. where he was seen last
nizht
PIE said he left Toronto about a wear ago
20 pur5ue advanced studies In mineralogy
and geOlogy az Freiberg- About the mid
die OF August. he said. the class OF which
he was a member went 20 a small town
called Therandt. sixteen miles from Fret
berg 70 do field work in geology Scott
lost his way in the country lanes. Being
hungry. he ate some cherries. While thus
engaged he said he was attacked with a
stick by farmer. After several blows had
been struck and Scott had been repeatedly
assaulted ne knocked his assailsut down
and ran. seeing that reinforcements We're
arriving
He took train for Freiberg and was ar
rested on leaving n. being locked up after
being marched through the streets IN hand
cuffs. He learned later that the man he
knocked down had been unconscious for
twenty-four hours He remained IN Jail
until his fellow students went 10 his az
sistsnce after applying 20 the British Con-
sal In vain. AT the end of twelve days
Scott was released in bail of 1000 marks.
Scott made arrangements 20 leave Ger
many on December T. and when This became
known IN Freiberz the authorities told him
that ne must leave the country In seventy
TWO hours or suffer Imprisonment. 80 he
Ieft within the limit This will certainly
be nv best Christmas" said Scott for II
Is good 70 be back here again
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
GIFTS FROM CASINO GIRLS.

The chorus girls and men OF the .Cbooo-
late Soldier company trooped on the
Casino stage after the curtain had fallen
on the last act last night and while the
music OF My Hero" was stilI being
hummed by the departing audience. Signor
A. De Novellis and Mr. Cheesman. the
stage manager. were hustled into the gIare
while the Bulgarian peasants and soldiers
gathered around them. De NoveIus was
hlushing under his white whiskers AMI
Cheesmsn looked frightened Just as they
were about 20 fee one OF the girls handed
a neatly wrapped and heribboned parcel N
each. Inside was a gold pocketknire set
with diamonds and runies There were
few speeches OF good will and every one
went home happy
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

peroration. and the auditors sprang 20
their feet with tumultuous enthusiasm
when the last words were spoken
if the five thousand psrtisans were
naming with zeal for the defence 90 rep
resentative government the liberties of
The people and the rights OF the demo
cratic electorate. II was an assurance
that Lancashire would again lead the
way against the privileged house and
Tariff Reform.
Yet II Is an open question whether the
masses are really interested in the con-
sutuuonal question. one 81 the Union
ist candidates has told me that Tariff
Reform and employment are the only
matters with which the workers attend
Ing his meetings are concerned. and that
not a single question has been put TO him
nhout the Lords revolt against the con-
stltuuon- oratory like Mr.. ChurchilTs.
he has added. has little effect. II Is the
house-to-house canvassing with organi-
zstion behind II that carries elActions
and according 10 this ITnionist candidate
the work has been well done on his side
ana the Conservatives will regain in
Lancashire ali the seats which they lost
iour years ago. Forecasts are prsma-
lure Demos keeps its own secrets. and
The truth will not be known until the
ballots are counted in January.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

r-.-,rtrss dinner and entertainments A. th-
Rop-crv Mission No - Eowery. an day-
a-nusl dinner Tor poor 81 ths Mission ~ fh@
fmmaculate Virgin. Great Jones street and
Lafa gette Flare
dinner Tor seauen 81 80 American seameu's =
Friend society. No. a. M@sr stre-t-
rt-rsr Tor children b. John =. Crimmins No
2lg East TUth street
arrusl distribution ~ dinner baskets bv ths
Saivstion ARM. Grand central Palace. 10
r,t.frff.uriop ~ ~ hundred sinners ~ the
Volunteers q America. 40 - West ie6th
street. 10 a n
a-rrsl dinner Ffven b. Timofhy n. Sullivan
so 2O7 Bowery II O. N
a,-,,.1 dinner fer on~ thousand little n1ofh-r-
~ Frank Tilford. Murray Hil Lyceum.
1850 . m
,-..,,.t,rnent sna dinner for twelve hundred
,-TTniErants Ellis Islanc p
r....vsl Tor chucreu. under th- auspices ~ ths
T-0uKh club. No = Grove street, 3. m.
r,.--,rlsl ~ fhe Organization ~ fhe General
scum Survivors. 80. = 81 MARKS Place
evening
rsrre snr erferfsfnuenf ~ ne LADIES' Fuel anf
a. sociefy Hotei AstoT. evening
.,-,,.f dinner for negshoyE b. william s.
trltrss Rrace Memorial Lc1EinE House No
4. Ns~ Chambers EtFect. ,. n
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
GIFT or FRIENDLY SONS

BY direction - the Socisty OF the Friend
~ sons of 81. Patrick its almoner. Edmond
J. Curry. has distributed E.0a0 among the
following charities Presbyterian Hospital.
Rosary Hiu Home for Cancer Patients
Home Of the Aged Association for Improv-
ing the Condition Of the Poor. Sisters Of
tho Assumption. Society Of St Vincent lie
Paul (summer home az Spring Valley) 81
Vincent's Hospital. Manhattan Eye Ear
and Throat Hospital So. Francis's Hospital.
81. Jssephs Hospital Dominican Sisters %
the Sick Pocr. Home for the Aged Sisters
or Misericordia. seaman's Mission. Bowsry
Mission. ST. johns Guild. Mission 81 Our
Lady % the Rosary and St vincent de
Paul Society.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
OBITUARY NOTES

TIE REV ERNEST r SFTT. .SON-. f0-
thirteen years pastor ~ the ConereEa
uonal Church ar NeWburg ~ Y dieS
there yesterday A. the age ~ f1rtv-AvA
years. He vas horn m china and was or
ganizer snd secretsrv of tHe first staten
lsland Young Mems Christian Association.
A wife and q daughter survive
MRS. HARRT DUFFTET.D known o7
the stage for many wears as Phoza Nc
AIHster rs dead ~ her home I'm GlendaIe.
cal For several seasons. she vas with
Edwin Booth She vas born Tfrv-efErr
years ago st Stonehsul. Ne
sTXr CARL KAPFF died suddenly a.
his hone m Richmond Road. StapIeron.
Staten Island. YESTERDAY morning He vas
lawyer. and practised mostly I'm Man
haitian Hs was hfty-two wears cd He
vas active iu politics End was a rreuba-
~ rhe Richmond County Psr Association.
rh- staten Island ousrter Club snd r1an~
German organizations. He o. survived by
fu-0 sons and Two daughters
KENNETH MACKENZIE fath.r - t,A
Rev X Mackenzie. fr rector ~ HOLY
T~inirv Church. Westporr. conn died A.
his sons home suddenly on Tru-sdav
evening He was a prominent Freemasor.
had been sn of7oer IN rne New York Gale
DOMAIN club. Was s0~ three wears pres,
dent - IRE Ar7a Igsmated Trades and
labor Unions, and for nearly rhirt~ Years
was chaplain ~ rne Essex Market prison
MRS AL.NfTRA IIAAIMOSD BAPROws
died yesterday A. the chelsea. No 90
West 22d street after a long illness The
funeral VII take place from her former
home. in North Carver, Mass Mrs Bar
rows vas THE widow - Lieutenant William
II Barrow. who was ir the Union ARMY
and VINO was killed IN the hattie of Getrvs-
burg she was an artist in water colo~s
and her work was well known Mrs Rsr-
roWs leaves = sor. p r. BarroVs. = mem
be- 81 rhe NeM No-k DrnEu-a EEcnanEs
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
OBITUARY.
MRS. {. c. BURGESS.

Montclair. \. J., Dec. q tSpecian Mrs.
aoeth Mary Burgess. OF No. 15a South
mountain avenue. died suddenly from heart
disease early this morning She was Miss
r-iiNan ne'n Mary Atkins native of
-ainaloa- Long Island. and was married 70
"aTu o. Burgess m Jersey city IN 1855
~ hurgess leaves. besides her husband.
VINO vas former president or the New
l''h Freouoe ErchanEe. three sons
"aries ho"ard Burgess. of Montclair. Ed
Nafa - Burgess ir., ~ New York. snd
ll-roert X Burgess. ~ Brookline. Mass
The funeral VII take place ~ the home On
Monday afternoon a. 80 o.rlo-k
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MRS. JOHN z. ANpRus

Mrs. Julia n. Andrus. wife Of Congress.
nsn John Z Andrus. ~ Yo-kars 5iss
yesterday IN q private sanatcriur, n this
CIV For several years she had been un-
or medical Treatment. and on August -
last underwent q severe surgical 0rera-
non Septic pneumonia. which de-eIopas
anout ten d?vs ago. vas the immediate
cause II death
Mrs Andrus was horn On april -. lEa-.
- what is nov known a. the Dvclz-7s-
Yarn. in North Broadway. Yonkers She
vas married % Mr Andrus On June 2s.
1858 She leaves her husband and eight
ohllcren- among them Mrs Frederick Dav-
export wife - state Senator Davanp port.
and Hamlin Andrus the Yale football
PLAYER. The Funeral viii be held at her
home, Hudson Terrace. on 1Iondsv after
noon at $50 o-rrock
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
REMINGTON UNDER KNIFE.
Artist, Successfully Operated on for
Appendicitis. Resting Easy.
TRy TeIeEraph - The tribune

South Sorwalk. Conn. Dec. 4-Fraderi-
Remington, the artist, is resting comf0rta-
bly, az his home In Ridgefield after an on
GRAFTON for appendicitis The physicians
say that unless complications occur Mr
Remington will have a speedy recovery
The artist had been nm for some davs. and
the doctors diagnosed his case yesterday
"a appendicitis An operation was deemed
absolutely necessary. Accordingly. IT. WAS
performed i'm the evening by Or Able OF
New York. assisted by Or. Lowe. or Ridge
field. and Or Strattou. OF Danbury
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
THEATRICAL NOTES.

John BARRYMORE and his company will
give an extra matinee cf The Fortune
Hunter ~ the Gaiety Theatre or Thurs
day. December -
John Drew mas So far recovered from the
fall from his horse in Central Park thar
he Will resume playing IN 'Inconstsnt
George AZ the Hollis Street Theatre. Ros-
ton. on January 3
Charles FrohUan has accepted a new
play by Douglas Murray. author OF The
Great Mrs. AllOway.' three acts of Whicn
are Laid tn England and one n New York
u will first be produced I'm London with
Gerald On Maurier In the leading mart
Mt Du Maurier will star In IL I'm Anertran
next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
NINE. LIZA LEHMAN ARRIVES.

Nine. Liza Lehmann. the composer. who
has written a song cycle based on the
"Ruhaiyat" of Omar Khayyam entitled In
a Persian Garden arrived here yester-
day. accompanied by three members OF her
small musical company. on the Cunard
liner Lusitania. She viii give a series of
concerts IN New York and other cities
Albert Hole. a thirtsen-year-old boy. who
viii sing with Nine. Lehman gave several
selections ar the ships concert on the way
from Liverpool Master Hole has been
singing since he wss rix years old. and
has appeared In japan. China and Canada.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
CARDINAL SAToLLI WORSE.
Messages from American Prelates Give
Him Last Consolation.

Rome. Dec 24-The condition Of Cardinal
Francis SatOlli became suddenly worse to-
day through the complication of blood
poisoning with the nephritis from which ne
has suffered.
Receiving cable messages from Cardinal
Gibbons and Archbishop Farley. the prelate
commented. My American friends give
me my last consolation"
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
BRYAN REPORTS EXAGGERATED
Physician Allows Him TO Proceed on
His Journey.

Jacksonville. Fla. Dec. 24-The condition
or w J. BRYAN. who was taken an here
YESTERDAY was 50 greatly improved this
morning that he was allowed 10 depart for
Miami Mr.. Bryan will go from Miami to
cuba and South American countries. where
he viii Join Mrs. Bryan.
tie rs still very hoarse and suffers pain
IN his chest. but his physician said TODAY
that reports Of Mr.. Bryan's illness have
been greatly exaggerated
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
ACTOR TELLS STORY
PRAISES FITCH PLAY.
TUIIy Marshall. of "The City."
Talks of Career.

T. is long way from playing marbles
on the stage az the age OF i've 20 playing
the part of Hammock IN Clyde Fitch's The
City in which Tully Marshall made a
great hit AZ the Lyric Theatre on Tuesday
night. Not since Mansfield was trtum-
phant IN "A Partisan Romance years
ago has New York audience cheered the
work % players IN such fashion. Mr. Mar
shall had extremely difficult part %
play. that of an illegftimate morphine low
ing. hlackmailing son 81 a hypocritic coun-
Try gentleman" The character was re-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
LOWELL PHOTOGRAPHS COMET.
Flagstaff Astronomer Also Gets Good
Picture Of Saturn.

Boston. Dee 24-Dfspatches received here
TO-DAY from Flazstafr. Arfz-. stated that
Professor PerCtval Lowell had successfully
photographed Haney's comet The picture
shows an irregular formation. but with a
distinct nucelus. which IS out Of the cen
ire. Professor Lowell has also obtained a
striking photograph Of Saturn IN which
shown
Recent work ar the Flagstaff observa-
tory will Be described by Professor lowell
IN a paper before one OF the sections of
the American Association for the Advance
ment oS Sciencs here next week
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MRS. ". THAw's NEPHEW DEAD.
John Thaw Kirkland Was Son Of Scot
land Late Chief Justice

nelson. r. O.. Der 24.-Tonn Thsw EiTk-
land ~ Glasgow. fourth son - th@ lsr@
John Kirkland. chief Justice ~ Scotland
died a. Rsveis-oke on "Wednesday night.
aged tyventy-fou~ EearS- The hodv was
sent ~ New York 30 his aunt. Mrs WiIl-
tam Thaw. mother ~ Harry X ThsW
From NeV York the body viii he sent -
Scotland
John Thaw KirkIand left Scotland on
November y - travel for hts health. ard
Was on his way hack from the coast when
he succunbed % heart disease
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
TETRAzzINI DOES NOT APPEAR.
Vocal Trouble Cancels Performance of
Lucia" in Pittsburg
fBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune

Pittsburg. Dec. 4-The illness Of Nine
Ilisa Tetrazzini. of the Manhattan ODera
Company who was scheduled TO sing IN the
opera Lucia" here tonight. resulted In the
money being refunded 70 the seat holders
and the cancellation Of the performance.
Nine. Tetrazzini II suffering from vocal
trouble and her physician advised a cotIpI,
% days rest. She did her Christmas shop-
ping In Pittshurs this week and is suffering
from sore throat. caused by the smoke
and fog.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
SENATOR M'LAURIN BURIED

Brandon. Miss Dee. - The funeral -
the late United states Senator a. J. Nc
I.auria took place here to-day. Despite
steady rain hundreds of Mississippians
took part IN the ceremony Services were
he'd m the Brandon Methodist Church and
were conducted by the Rev. q. p. Emery.
FLORAL tributes were numerous. six wagon
loads being conveyed from the railroad
eraffou
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
Won BERNsToRFF HoNoRED.
Kaiser COnfers Order Of Red Eagle on
Ambassador.

Washington. Dec. 24-Outranked only ~
the Back Eagle. the order OF the Red
Eagle. second class. has been conferred
by Emperor William on Count Won Bern
srorfT. the German Ambassador here. The
news was received here TO-DAY. and was
a Christmas ztft highly esteemed A. the
embassy The Emperor usually confsrs
such distinctions ON his birthday jan
uaTy p.
Members of the diplonatic corps inter
pret the Emperor action a. special
mark Of confidence Some Or them pointed
70 II to-day as following the Berlin gov
ernments approval OF the ambassador
recent speech IN Philadelphia. IN which hts
declaration that Germany intended no
further colonial expansion met with some
criticism from certain element of the
German prezz
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
COMMODORE ). o. SMITHS ESTATE.

stamford. conn. Dec cl-The inventory
81 fhe estate of Commodore James u.
smith. fled IN the Probate Court to-day.
shows that Il amounts ~ about Sl.50000.
most OF which is on deposit. and p part %
mitch is invested in the brokerage house ~
lanes u smith & CO. of Sew York In
his win Mrs Helen ". smith. his dauEh-
,er. formerly the wife of Homer s Cum
,,inE~. Democratic National Committeeman.
va- named as the principal heir
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
CARNEGIE EXHIBIT PROGRAMME
To Be Held IN Pittsburg from April %
20 June 80
Try Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]

Pfttsburg. Dec 24-Iames ". Bsattie. IL
rector of fine arts ar the Carnegie Insti-
tute. announced to-day the programme for
the fourteenth annual art sxhibir ~ the
institute The International Jury meeting
will be held on April :. 1870 The interna-
tional exhibition will Be opened at Pitts
bury on April q and closed June %.
II - announced that entry lanlxs must -
received from artists IN America on OF be-
fore March "a Pictures viii be collected IN
New York city. March Is and Il. from
". T. BudwOrth & Son. No. 424 West SD
street. In Philadelphia. on the same dates.
from Charles E Hazetine. No. 1S22 Chest
nut street and IN Boston. on the same date.
from Slsdman & Wilder.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OHicisl Record and Forresst-W ashinxrou
Dec. "a The disturbance that vas over the ex-
trerne Southwest on Thursday ntghr has moved
rapidly Missouri causing SHOWS IN Nebraska.
Kansas the great central valleys and the upper
lake ard western lower lake regions. and rains
IN the Southern States An extensive high pres
area. with lower temperatures closely fol-
lows the storm. and Is central to-nizhr over
Wyoming over the eastern half ~ the country
temperatures are slightly higher a rule eE-
ceps from the lower AXE region eastward
The middle west storm will continue rapidly
east -northeasJward. attended bv general rains OF
SHOWS saturiay east ~ the Mississippi River.
reaching the middle Atlantic coast during the
day and New England BY night ant continuing
sarurdav IN the latter disrrirt over the wesr
half q the country the weather viii b. fair
saturday and sundsv. except over the northern
districts west of the Rocky Mountains. where
there viii he SHOWS and rains The weather will
also b@ fair Saturday IN the central valleys and
the south. and viii probably clear IN the middle
Atlantic states. while from the lake region easr
ward local SHOWS viii continue To will
warmer SATURDAY. IN the middle and south A.
ianric states and colder I'm the Nississfupi and
lower Missouri valleys. the central plains states
ami the west tiulf states. TO VIII he colder sat
urday night SUNDAY IN tho Ohio Valley. the
lower lasa region and tho east Gulf states and
colder SUNDAY in the middle and south Atlantic
states IL viii he warmer By sunday IN the
steamers departing saturday f1r European
ports VIII nave norm % n0rfneasf winds.
cr-asins BY saturday night. With snow. to the
Grand Banks.
The winds along the New England coast will
he north 90 northeast. probably increasing hy
saturday night. middle Atlantic coast uorthea.t
east probably increasing hv "a arurday night.
south Atlantic coast. moderate. possibly brisk.
east east Gulf coast moderate to brisk and
variable becoming northwest. west Gulr coast.
moderate northwest. Lake Michigan brisk easr
o. north. becoming northwest by saturday night
Forecast for special Localities. New
Jersey. rain TO-DAY tonight. with
Increasing east winds. sunday clearing and
colder
For Eastern Pennsy wanna. snow or rain to-
dav sunday clearing and colder except local
snow In northwest portion. east winds mcreas-
ing somewhat and hecoming northwest sunday
For Eastern New York. north snow
rain tn south portion today or tonight and
probably Suuffsy. except generally fair in ex-
trCme south portion sunday. colder SUNDAY.
northeast 90 east winds 20 day. increasing by
night
For New England snow IN north. snow or rain
south portion 90 DAY or To- utght and probably
sunday. colder Suuday portion north 10
northeast winds to-day- Increasing az night
For Western New York. snow today ard nrub-
ably SUNDAY tncreasing east fo north winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA or vain.
warmer today. with Increasing east o. north
winds. SUNDAY local SHOWS and colder
OfHciaI observations rasen me q uir@d states
Weather Bureau az .. m. yesterday follow
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
MIscHA ELMAN HERE-

Mscha Elman. the young Russian violin
ist. arrived here yesterday on the Lusitania
Mr.. Elman. Who Is said to have made
$4,000 In concerts this year. comes here
for season OF ssventy-fve concerts. He
said hs would Ike 70 give I'D playing for
a while and give his time ~ composition.
but a. the concert work pays better ne
Will continue 10 play
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
FRANK DANIELS ON REAurX

Frank Daniels Is writing a new curtain
speech He has spoken hts jolly old "Ininites-
ir7al Parasite 50 often that he is afraid MS
mind VIII b. affected Beginning next week
hs Will discourse upon The Impondera bic
Preponderance of Periphery II Pulchritude-'
-or words N thar effect He says he prac-
tises what he breaches. and that II anv
Young ladv wishes 20 resemble him IN any
rsspect-psrticularly with reference 70 the
@vehrovs-she need only follow his direc-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK WELL AGAIN

RAYMOND Hitchcock. who has been plav-
ing his part IN The Man Who Owns
Broadway during the last month IN in
tsrse pain. has completely recovered.
While falling over Welcome" IN the doc.
r7ar-sS Is his custom IN the second act
Mr. Hitchcock strained a Iizauent in his
spine he has been under the care Of Or
Carleton Simon. Of No 1f4 East Rsth
street for four weeks
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
eENEe TO PLAY SANTA CLAUS.

Miss AdelinA Gsnse. the Christmas fairy
IN The Silver star" AZ the New Anster-
dam Theatre. will present gifts to-day
from the living Christmas tree. from which
she makes her entrance in the first act
She will remember every child IN the audi
ence and every workman on The stage
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

80 D. M lowest 70 sv-rz<s. -. sv~ass
gor -or-a-pordinx aaf4 iasr v-zr. Ns s~U0Do
ror corresponding 1afs sst tnfr-y-snres y>ef~-
a
Local forecast SNOW or ralr tp~1ay 10
nfzhf SUNDAY generally fair coid~~. norrn~A6
WINS ssiurtaY increA<lns ~ nlSnr
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
NEW YORK TRIBUNE
SU INSCRIPTION RATES.

Daily Edition. enc Cent IN CITY ~ N-~
York. Jersey Civ and Hohok-u.
Elsewhere Two Cents.
sunday Edition. including -unds- Mag
sxine. Five Gents.
In Ne. York City mail -ub-srfh-r. ~su
h~ charged I cent per copy exrrs po-fax-.
- B-C RIPrfON> BY MAIL. PosTP AID.
Daily per month ...--..... . 81 10
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sunday. per year ..- . ... ...... 2 %
DJrily and sunday. per year ....-... q 10
Daily and sunday. Der month ..--.. 20
Foreign Postage Extra.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
CEMETERIES
rHv woopIAwN orMrrrsr.

II readily accessible oy Hari-rn train rcr 9-sn4
Central station. Webster and Jerome averu>
trolley and by carriage. Lots $50 up Tei--
phone ASS Gransrcy for Book % Views ~ rep
or-cs. 20 East 2sd 81. N-~ To-< CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25

Isssi orreiaI R~cord. -rh- following or-ciai
record from the Weather Rur-aE shows the
changes IN the tempersturr PR the lasr tveurv-
four hours. IN -nmuarisn With Tire cnrresnnuf
ing date % LAST
New-York tribune., 1909-12-25
TNDFRTAKrRs.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL, 74i-s v.s- 2s1 -
Tei IRA Chelsea