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New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
BRONX ANIMALS FAST ALL DAY.

With the monkeys forming the only er-
ception to the rule, the inmates OF the
Geological Gardens IN Bronx Park observed
strict fast yesterday, despite the fact
that it was Christmas Sunday is always
. fast day at The Bronx institution, ex-
cept for the monkeys, which have their eggs
a-C milk and sliced banana just the same
But to-day there will be something do
ing, and Curator Ditrars has an extra
dozen frogs for the snakes and countless
carrots and other vegeta bles not 70 men
t:on the meat, for lis charges.
There IS serious shortage in frogs at
present, Of the Jersey as well as Long Isl
and variety. AS they constitute one Of the
I rinciple staples Of diet for the reptiles the
fact that twelve large "honkers' are to be
sacrificed for the sake OF a holiday OBJ
servance is rank extravaganza Since the
Jersey meadows have been incrusted with
Ice the professional frog catchers have had
2 hard time supplying the demand
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

18th street had only forty-seven inmates
Yesterday. There have been years when 1t
was far more populous. But the forty
seven there-thirty-fve women and twelve
chiIdren-had their Christmas prepared tof
them. Superintendent Yorke dressed as
Santa Claus and passed out the presents
from the big tree in the womens dining
room, and afterward there was a turkey
dinner. with all the regular Christmas
trimmings
The prisoners in the Tombs had special
dinner and a vanload Of presents Warden
F.alIon furnished the dinner, while all the
morning there was a stream OF relatlVeS
and friends coming to the door with pres
ents for the prisoners The one drawback,
besides liberty, was that no visitors were
allowed in the building yesterday, and
those who brought presents had to be con-
| tent with leaving them at the wicket
Jefferson Market prison had the appear
auce Of a popular hotel. There were SIX
teen men and twelve women prisoners, and
while they were eating the special CHRIST
mas dinner provided for them warden
! MaIIon came in and distributed cigars TO
/ the men and candy to the women AFTER
the dinner the prisoners sat around and
| told Christmas stories
! When the East River was crossed Christ
mas was found on the jump IN the navy
! yard There are fewer men than usual
there this year on account of the Euro
pean voyage of the battleships. but the re-
ceiving ship Hancock was decorated for the
five hundred sailors in the yard, and the
marine barracks was tricke6 out for the
marines.
In the Kings County Alnshouse and IN
Raymond Street Jail Christmas cheer was
given to the unfortunate. The turkey was
sacrificed with vengeance More than
thousand persons were looked after by the
, Charities Department. This also was true
Of oil 10 hnSritaIS
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
CHICAGO'S DAY OF MOURNING
Christmas Services Marked with
Expressions Of Sorrow.

Chicago Dec 25--Christnas was a day
Of mourning for the Chicago Fire Depart
n1ent. The disaster in the Union Stock
yards on Thursday. when a fire at the
Morris & Co. beef house swept away the
lives Of Fire Chief Horan and twenty-fcur
other men was vivtdly brought TO mind
In the churches Christmas services were
joined with expressions of sorrow for the
dead and sympathy for their families
From the stats of public buildings and
rnanv residences flags hung at halfIaast to
day Eight Of the dead hremen were
buried to-day. The funeral services were
attended by all members Of the Fire De-
partnent who could be spared from duty.
city officials and hundreds Of citizens
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
TAFT's QUIET CHRISTMAS
President Attended Church and Re
ceived Few Friends at White House.

Washington. Dec 25-Christlnas in Wash
ingron was the epitonle Of QDietness. Pres
ident and Mrs. Taft and their family spent
the day aC home. except for attendance at
church in the morning. The President went
alone TO Al Souls Unitarian Church.
while Mrs. Taft, accompanied by Miss
Helen Taft. vent TO fashionable St John S
EuiscopaI Church. 4 few friends dropped
IN at the White House during the after
noon. to exchange Christmas greetings
Most OF official Washington Joined in the
QUIET celebration Of the day. The Diplo-
matte Corps observed the occasion appropri-
ateIy. while the several hundred members
of the two houses Of Congress for the most
cart observed the day in their home states,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
WAITER HEIR TO $4,000
His Christmas Gift a Letter Tell
iug Him Of Fortune.

Paterson. n. j., Dec. 25.-When Harry
Reiser a waiter, opened his mail this morn
ing he found a Christmas gift IN the form
of letter apprising him that he had fallen
heir to more than S6o,o00 as part Of q s50o,
600 fortune left by his grandmother in Ger
many. The letter was from Louis Reiser,
Of Chicago an uncle of Mr.. Reiser. and
ordered the nephew to go to Chicago for
proofs Of his kinship. Mr. Reiser will leave
here tomorrow morning.
Harry Reiser was at one time wealthy In
his own right, and was left considerable
fortune on the death of his father, twelve
years ago. He went through his money
quickly and in the last few years has been
supporting himself as waiter.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
ROCKEFELLER AS SANTA CLAUS
Sends Gold Pieces TO Teachers Miss
GouId's Employees Get Turkeys.

John = Rockefeller gladdened the hearts
Of AL the school teachers at the Pocantico
Hills and Sleepy Hollow schools yesterday
by sending them SO gold pieces The
Christmas tree exercises Of the Sunday
school Of the First Baptist Church will be
held On Tuesday evening" when II IS ex-
nected that Mr. Rockefeller will be present
and make an address 10 the school
Miss Helen NJ. Gould gave turkey and
crsnberries 70 every eraploye On her estate
She also gave s5 and SO gold pieces to
tie telephone girls IN the Tarrytown ana
7, vsngton exchanges. 10 the express ana
freight agents. and 10 the station employees.
A. the Ardsley club nearly $4,000 has
i,eer, raised, and il will be distributed
anong the employees after New Years
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
eeclusE FOUND MURDERED.

West Newton. Penn. Dec 5-John kul-
ger. q recIuse, was found to-day murdered
g., q sfanty near here. where he had made
his home for the last ten years His right
arm, was severed and a deep cash was cut
in his temple. apparently by an axe. which
law near by besneareo with blood The
motive is supposed TO have been robbery.
as Kulger. was reputed 10 have accumu-
lated quite bag Of money. none OF which
was found to-day. There Is 20 cieW TO the
murderer.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

week. There will be IN the lake regions
and rains in the Ohio Valley Monday, extending
Monday night and tuesday into the Atlantic
states except extreme southern sections Bis
ing temperatures will attend the precipitation
Another disturbance from. the Northwest VIII
move souLheastward during Monday and Tues
day, but the weather will be generally fair over
the Wesr during these two days. except in the
Northwest where snow IS probable Monday
night or Tuesday. -
The winds along the New England coast Will
be moderate northwest 10 north, becoming vari-
able: middle Atlantic coast. moderate northeast
10 southeast: south Atlantic coast. uloderars
northeast tc east; east Gulf coast, light TO mod
crate southeast: west Gulf coast, moderate and
variable: Lake Michigan, moderate 70 brisk and
variable.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports
will have moderate north 70 east winds. with
weather becoming unsettled Monday night and
snow probably Tuesday
Forecast for Special Locaiities--For New
Jersey, increasing cloCdiness to-day. rain or
snow tonight or Tuesday; moderate northeast
10 southeast winds
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. increasing cloudi-
ness and warmer to-day. rain OF snow IN souln
and snow in north portion tonight Tuesday,
ciea ring IN south, snow IN north portion: mod
crate northeast southeast winds,
For Eastern New York increasing clerdiness
and slightly warmer to-day. followed by snow
in western, portion; Tuesday. snow in north. rain
or srow In south pcrtioni moderate nefth 70
east winds
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
R. Altula,1 & On.

AS ANNOUNCED PREVIOUSLY WILL HOLD TIE
FOLLOWING SPECIAL SALES TOMORROW. TUESDAY,.
WOMENS LINGERIE DRESSES
s4jOo $500 $500 & 800
WOMENS TAnOR-MADE SUITS
$500 24.Co 5000 & $500
CoLoRED DRESS SILKS AT sl3s PER YARD
ARRANGED IN DRESS LENGTHS
COLORED DRESS GOODS AT 75c & 81 90 PER YARD
ARRANGED IN DRESS LEN1THS
COL ORED DRESS LINENS AT 45c s. 55c PER YARD
WHITE CROsS-BAR AND STRIPED MUSLIN
AT 24c PER YARD
WoMENs BOOTS AND SLIPPERS 1915 PER PAIR.
Jlltb EvsnAe, ;ltO ana ssh Streets Dew Ycr1
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

ern Maine Tuesday snow and warmer: nod
crate norrh TO east winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. snow ard warmer to-day; Tuesday local
SHOWS: moderate 70 brisk south winds shifting
10 northwest by. Tuesday.
Local Official Record.-Ths following otncial
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the corresponding
IA Of last wear
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

MERRY CHRISTMAS FOR SAILORS
Brest, Dec 25-christnas Day was ceIe-
brated by the sailors Of the third division
OF the United States Atlantic feet with
elaborate festivities. They we're the gusUeM
at dinner Of the sailors OF the naval Depot
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

lowest % average. IS: e-aGs for CORRESPOND
ing date last year 81; average for corresporaing 2
GaIs last thirty-three years. 33-
Local Forecast--To-day increasing ciotldiress
ana slightly warmer; Tuesday rain or snow.
moderate north 70 east winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26
XMAS PARDoNs IN THE SOUTH

Little Rock, Ark, Dec 25.-Eleven con-
victs were freed from the Arkansas peni-
tentiary yesterday, their pardons coming as
Christmas presents from Governor George
". Denaghey- Their crimes ranged from
larceny to criminal assault
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

Jackson, Miss, Dec- 24-Govarnor E 2.
Noel with the issuance Of three pardons
has announced that extending Of Glenn
ency for this year was completed. In all.
eleven prisoners have been liberated as
Christmas gifts.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-26

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Observations taken a. D. m, 18th rcr6iza time las.
night Air pressure reduced 70 sea level.
Isoha continuous lines pass through points Of eq. eir
pressure.
Isotterms dotted lines pass through portx Of equal
peratIe drawn only for zero freezing &c. and lD degrees
0 Clear o Partly Cloudy; = Cloudy Il Rain; 5 Snow.
n Report missing Arrows fly with the wind.
First figures indicate Temperature. second 24-hour prccip-
;,sfion of Oh inch Tor "a hours ending O. n
teroav third wnd velocity when 10 miles per hcrr
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