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Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29
FIFTEEN THOUSAND KILLED
BY PHILIPPINE IYPH0ON
[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI

IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Fifteen
thousand probably perished in the
Philippines from a typhoon, according
to insular bureau dispatches.
The state department dispatches con
firm the report of a destructive ty-
phoon in the islands. Tacobles, capi-
tai of Leyte, was obliterated with ter
rifle fatalities. 1t had a population of
1900.
An official dispatch from the COVER
nor general confirms further great loss
by the typhoon. The dispatch was
dated Thursday. 1t says all telegraph
ic communication is disrupted and the
supply of food is cut off. Supplies and
doctors have been dispatched to Taco
bias.
SEATTLE, Nov. 29.-Reports of the
typhoon in Japan and the Philippin as
is causing the gravest concern among
transpacific companies having offices
here. Four liners are known to be
in the danger zone, also several wheat
and lumber tramp traders. One ves-
sci, with hundreds of passengers, is
due in Yokohama tomorrow. The
Tambu Maru is due at Nogi, Japan, to-
morrow. The steamers Protesilaus and
Bellerophon, both bound from Seattle
to Liverpool. are in Japanese waters.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29

The Turkish fleet with the exception
of the cruiser Hafidieh, is reported by
special correspondents in Constantine.
ople to be ready to go out and fight.
Ii is still doubtful, however, whether
the Ottoman military authorities will
agree to allow its use against the
Greek fleet, despite the reported in
tention of the Greeks to transport
large forces to XerXes bay, behind the
Dardanelles. This move would seem
to give the Turkish destroyers the
chance for which Turkish naval Of
ficers profess to long.
Torgut Schevket Pasha is now in
command of the garrison guarding
the forts of the Dardanelles. The
troops under his command have been
strongly reinforced and are said u
number at least four divisions
The report of the arrest of 500 Tur-
kish officers and a number of civilians,
including DR.. NaZim Bey, the chief or
ganizer of the Committee of Union and
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29
spondent The first step is expected

spondent. The first step is expected
to be the fall of Janina.
Some friendly Albanian chiefs who
recently visited General Sopuntzakil
are doing good pacific work along the
littoral, but some tribes are so hostile
that it is believed that the state OF
war will continue at Epirus long after
peace is made.
THE Turkish and Albanian troops in
this theater of war are in total ignor-
ance of the real state of affairs else
where, believing that the Turkish arm
les now occupying Larissa are march
ing into Bulgaria. The more fanatical
of the Albanian chiefs ridicule the
idea of Turkish defeats. Exciting
events are promised in this section
soon, because neither the cholera nor
the peace negotiations will have any
effect on the campaign"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29
FRUIT SHOWN IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, Nov. 29.-California rails
ms, pears, prunes. pomegranates, lem
ons, grapes and almonds with raisin
bread had their turn at the land show
today. More than carload of the
prize products of the golden state ar
rived in Chicago and was imm ediateIy
transported to the Coliseum, where a
small army of Californians got busy
arranging for its distribution.
c. L. Wilson Of Los Angeles was Sc
lected by the California men to be
the master of ceremonies. Associated
with him are A. E. Mot of Visalia and
J. A. Jasper, who is one of the Pan
anna Pacific commissioners.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29
CONFEssEs CHILD MURDER

IBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 29-Distric,
Attorney Dudley has announced that
Chemist J. Frank Hickey has con-
fessed to the murder of Joseph Josephs
and Frank Kurke, the latter a news
boy, found strangled in Central Park
New York, 10 years ago. Josephs was
choked and his body found at Lacka-
wanna, a Buffalo suburb.
Hickey described the facts leading
to the murders with revolving details
He said: Drink caused my downfall.
Life has been hell since 1 killed the
Josephs boy. 1 wrote the postcards
telling the police of the murder, but
did this while intoxicated. I drank to
try to escape remorse."
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29

retains the Tchatalja forts.
SOFIA, Nov. 29.-Dispatches state
that the Bulgarians are closing in on
the Turkish garrison at Adrianoplc
and that resistance is near an end. 1t
is reported the garrison of 10000 has
been reduced by half since the seige
began.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29
Don't Forget

Kelly keeps the best OF everything
in his line-ornamental stock, garden
and flower seeds, bulbs, etc, alfalfa
seed the best ever. Kelly's Nursery
west of postoffice.-Adxertise
Imperial Valley press., 1912-11-29

up for the same purpose and ran inGs
and over him. His injuries are net
serious, and he was able to be about
the grounds on his feet, but he was
badly bruised. Siebold won, Patterson
escond, Hayes third, Llewellin fourth
1t was a big day for the IndiAz
motorcycle, which was ridden by Sic
bold, the record winner of the day
PushmObiIe Contest
The boys had great sport yesterday
with their pushmobiles, there being 4
lively contest on from in front OF the
library to Sixth street, to Bringhton, to
Fifth and back to the starting point On
State street. The victors were:
First-Raymond Fuller and Bairt
Rehkoph.
Second-Darcy Morgan and Arthur
Carey.
Third-Marvin Fuller and Aubrey
Morgan.
NOtice-County Warrants Payable
County warrants drawn on road dis
trict No. and registered prior to Mo
vember 21st, 1912, Nos. 1 to 81 iucIg-
sive are due and payable.
J. STANLEY BROWN,
17S County Treasurer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
af
Konsrcsicn.

Sra Erinceton, R. s., telegraiereS
Den 14oe Hou.: Zen nppalgte. TrG.
ii0eut, Wooorop @iIIon, erflqreoe
igoor, UNDER Ell 9~iSfusiion al 5arii,
% Observation-Disclosures, at ban
ugteoe at bringe | ~llbigrelie De 9of.
ter, ban babe giuet / fine 8olgta.
Ter, ON at Itrpgc ipecielle Eriuilegier
| De nGrpGreu0e R~eguIatiuer, for
hinore uretipr0ig aonturrence %
tiIintctgisre pripate Wouopoler.
s fine galgtdler gieutog Mr. 8il.
Jon bpppig lit 8iliagn onL at Ell DE
piiion at Soriiien itrar buroe fore
tages. Get ontages MI, at benne
Ganfe bill iinOe llotrpf / Snofaloel.
fen al Ell Grtraiesiiou al aongres.
ZEN for at toge TariiipsrgsmaaIet o.
andre Spgrg5maal, iom bar Bro.
grdmiager / ben netop aiilutteec
Tolgfampagne, UNDER 9ebanolino.
San ifal pPre al Sen Niening, at
en- Gepiiion al Soriiicn goot fan
ioretage5 uOen foruogoaenoe langc
llnoerisaclicr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Nye K%riesrvster,

Sra Sbangbai. China, t~ele8roie'
res Oen 15be Houember: gn ari9
melem China og HuSlanb biiflltereS
iom en- alporIig MuIigbeb Der ioag.
Grpiibent guam Sbi aai er imoo
Srigett, men fra @llhang er inoIe-
BET Welbing ON, at 8icepr9lioent
81 GUAM Sung, Der er en- ligeioa
inbflpOeliesrig WarO iom 9uaHA.er
/ Sapsr al Den.
81 itettes al nplten iamtIige BRO.
pinsgupernsrer, al Mrmeen, Sabts
nettct % Observation-Disclosures.
SpiS Grpiioenten mooipttcr iig oct,
te Iaatrpf, er ser 5are Tor, at bans
Hegiering bill blioe itprtet.
Strioen breier Jig ON 9bre.@ton.
goIiet, eft SmroaOe n9iten ioo fort
tort iom en- SreOiebel al belle Gu,
ropa. Slere al oe mongolife SIR
Iter erflpreoe iornplis i'm llafbpn.
qiabeo. Guslano anerfjenote SEN.
aineierne bepber imiblertio at Gr.
flGringen finn itettebes al ct for
~ipillOenoe SaotaI, iom por bpret
BERTH al GusIano / ben @eniigt ielu
at opfaite fig til Serre oper belle
Scrritoriet. Oct ben9stes life, at
ruSiiife trooper bar beiat aue De
Itrategiife Iunfter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Drift blanot Kpinoerne.

Sra @aibington, 9. g., berettes
Den 15be Gou.: Sislge albert 6.
Sboemater, Sogisrer Tor Anti Ga.
Ioou.2igaen / Siitrict Of Columbia,
er auin6cr, iipr iulac Viger / $50.
pcoltaben bnrtig begpn0t at bli mer
o. mer beniaIone til Hpoelien al
ltUrfe 9riffe. geifploniugen bar
onft Ell ltor SpituoS | 9penS apin.
0cucrOeu o. or @ieuitano ior me9et
aIuorlige Tistusiioner.
DIR. Sboemofer iremfom meo fin
geIfploniug poa ct Wisbe | auinber.
mes triitelige notwithstanding igaar
Mites. San tillfrep Den tiItngcuoe
Serit blanot apinoerne, ocn iterfe
&onfrrrence mellem @ierne al DC
Hottie o. elegant uoltpreoe Gaieer %
Neres &iaigbeO til at tage Heiifoen
pcO at laoe apinOcr oa linge Bigger
iou alt, De snlfebc at oriffe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Omlponoer K%ontinentet.

Sra Gaaeio, Gal, meSoeIes, at
Ell tilireositinenOe 6orbinoelie er
etnbleret melem Den traaoIeie Sta-
ton paa Mare SSIano og ben me
bsie Sterilization / arlington, Sir
ginia, oltiaa TIERS ooer &ontinentet.
SelegrafiIterne bar life Den minoite
Ganifeligbeb meb at fomme / 5or'
biubelie nteb binanoen.
Sra @aibington meooeles iomme
Gag, at oen ~traablsie Citation / Or.
rinQton, Ga., efter at booe etableret
Sorbinbelie tp9rs oper &ontillentct
og meb Stationer i Gentralomcrifa,
mi tpnfer paa at oprette regimes.
iig Sorbinoelie meo Stationer paq.
oen anoen SIDE at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
OplcsninS at
%Sruettruiten.

Sra @aibington meoSeIes Sen
i3oe, at SuititSo eporteulentct eiter
Ell oarcIona llroerisgeIic bar beilit.
tet at b%cgpnoc retSlig SorieIqelie
moo Sriigttruitcn "llnitcO 6rliit
COMPANY" mc6 SET epentuele
6ormnal at faa oeu opIeit.
a%omponiet. Scr or inoforporeret
mco Ell AftiefopitaI al $50. 100000,
eicr Tropical 6ruit Steomibip 60"
% fontroIerer "@eneiieIos Stcnm.
hip 6omporn". 9ct hor opiliigt ct
SueS fonfurrerenbc SeIif6per.
Oct p~ooitaaes, at 5rliten ~fortro-
Icrer 6ritgtproouftioren / Spb- og
Gentrnlomcrifo OF geitinoien % oct
tropiIfe Srugtuarfco beri 9onoet %
at bet iooleOes er iltanb til at Sif.
tere Griieruc pna tropiife Srilgter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Denitres Seir.
6nnnnr annoien oif oannc Den npe
uprife Staggering.
XsOIano % GaHbera.

Sra Sriitiania telegroieres BEN
t5oe Gopember:
&c iioite Suuala, huorom Der III
ioreligger iuIbitGnoige Snoberetnir.
ger, giuer oct raSitalc Geuitre ialt
10 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Ssire
"a pa Soeinlilterne %. Get bar
en- ~2moilioc". Tom o~oerraifeoe ale.
ga DC Sonieruotipe poa iioite Stor.
ting ooa talte So Neolemmer. Mar.
iagcn antagcs for Ell itor Gel at Iig.
&c | oct poerlte Ssires ouerileoe
SonoIing / at ltprte Dtiniiteriet ao.
nom (bure pon 8runolag al Ell
~manIuenlig men iorsurigt npolitiif
Ieittale, ban iioite Sinter holot |
gonoeungNomsIaget / ariitiania.)
Socialiiternes Bert ira If til %
ReprGientnntcr aniceS iom Ell no
turIia 5elae al oen ltnoig ~oorenoe
S~torinoultri paa Here Steoer Gam.
oct, hoor Der for uoeluftenoe bar
orepet Ggerbrug.
Get me Ienitre.M iriiteriirm nil
life bli oannet isr efter Stortlngets
SammeutrGoeu / Sanuor. Set err
M liffert, at @uundr arlto'en oil
Eli ItiGet / Spibien Tor Den me Re.
aierira. Sorgeu Ssulanb oil lamb.
ipnIiaoiS bli lloenrigsmitiIter %
Sorenitriuer Goitberg SnItitsmini.
tier.
ll6ialoet al gaIgene betpoer, at
a~oncesIions. og Heguleringslooene
bill itramneS iiteoenfor ilappes, iom
Seire bnpoe til Seniigt. Sglaa on
ore raoifole Soger pil rin1eligpis
bli aiennemisrt / Den fommenoe
6~iuQperiooe, oeri6lanot Ell Sou ON
"upgtc" @srns arperet % Diet Tor
oem iii at barre lin Sors Rann.
enopioere er set muliat at Spsrgs'
manlet notwithstanding oil bli lott.
bd set lGuae bar itaaet poa Ben.
tires Trogram.
(S ct Telegram ira ariitiorta az
226c 9opember opgapes Heilltutet
az GoIgene Ill "a Senitre, "a Seira
oa % Socioliiter. Suor oenne
lloperensitemmclie ifriper iig ira CT
life goot at pioe. men ielu eiter
opcritaaenoe me Spgnpcr ifuIbe Der
mangIc Sneberctuing ira TO @nla.
treOie, ga Stortirget 10 tGaer 123
@colcmmer. en- Sfrioefeil eler
8~elcgraiieil or 10 ogiaa tGnfelig.)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Kpinoer paa Juryen.

Sra @anlegp, Sans, meooeles Ben
t4oc Rou.: Ger apin0er, Suitruer
til irenitaaenbe gorgere al gpeu,
uogioroe Surpen / ell Ret5iag hcr
iaaar. bpori inauel alager iom Gns
tlageSe bar apinoer, og iom Oreie0e
Tia ON Gien0om$retten til fire bpioe
Qlpmouth Goef. Sons.
Mrs. George Raine beifplote lin
Rdboerife Mrs. Nind Sobnion for
5pperiet al Ssniene og anlugoe Sag
moo benbe. Wirs. Sobnion forlangte
ct Slirpforber, o. at Surpen ifltlbe
beitoa uoeluftenbe al aoinoer,
Observation-Disclosures fonitatereSe.
of baaoe Wrs. Sobnion % Nrs.
Raine orep meo SsnieopG og at De
beage loo Tine Sons Isbe frit ON.
firing. Otter to timers SnerlPg.
ming erflGrebe Surnen Irs. Sohn-
Jon life ifploia". ioet Sen baiereoe
i'm aienbelie paa Den 6orubiGtnins,
ar Seniene. ba De TO apinoer boene
iaa nGr hinanoen. let funoe bli
blanoeoe iammeit, iioen at nogen az
Dem funoe beifploes Tor Of bare aiort
oct meS Billie oe Sperlpg. Sagen
pafte itor Snteresie % bapoe truttet
"iulot Sns".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Cats SiQeoe fiernet.

IRA 9luItin, Serds, meooeles:
Statens SfoIefommisiion bar giuet
llogiueren al oeu 9Prebog / 8eogru.
Fl, iom 6enpttes / StatenS offentlige
Sfoler, Srore iii of fierue SiaeSet
i Sen al TrGiioent Gait OF iptte
8ooorop @ilions ilteoet. aommis.
iioueu uiloe ogiaa baut i~iernet Oil.
leSet al @lbrabam Sincoln ira Spre.
boaen / Siitorie, men 9iluernsr Col.
Quit moSiatte fig bette meo iaaoan
geItemtbep. at De Loo oct fare. 8ii-
uerneren unSerretteoe commissioner
ON, at ban inarere emo at ie Sincclns
Siaeoe iiernet uilSe reiignere ira iit
gntbeoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Scano. Qm. Sanf iolet.

Gen gamle, peIfienote Scanoind.
pian american 9anf | ct. Saul er
| OisIe Gage bIet ioIgt, eler r~ettere
iagt 9anfens GrGiiOent og @rltnb.
lager, q. g. alneis bar iolgt lin
fontrolerenoe Snteresie iii ct mt
9olng, bpis pigtigite aftionGrer cr
De gamIe GmbeosmGno og Girefte.
rer. Scr. alnei5 nil cog iremoeIe3
bli itaaenbe iom @anfens TrGiiOent.
8sr Sanoelen aiilutteoes, erflG.
reoes Sen merfeligite 9ipioenOe, ionr
rimeEigpis nugerittOe er ubbetnIt al
nogen ganf / R~Oropeiter, nemlig
Ell 0ibiOenbe al 80 Brocent.
s Anlebning ganfens Sperora.
geIie til oct npe goIas err Ger iores
tuget flere pigti8e Soranoringer
iaapel inben 9~eitpreIieu iom Ban.
fens 9erionaIe. Snalebes err 5. ..
Senien, Der bar inOebapt Siiaingen
iom a5iiiteren0c a~asierer, iiben
9anfen fsrIte Sang aabnebes oen
30te Ssuni 1887, blet oolgt til gice.
prGiioent, og aOoOfat 6. $. 9isrn
inbpalgt iom We0lem al geltprcl.
fen. Charles g. SObnion, Den ito.
ligere Sicepreii0eut o. gopofat u
&. 9opeien, err uotraaote iom Meo-
lemmer al 9ireftiouen. Der MI be.
itaar Of ". 9. alncis. s. q. Spen'
ion, Der iorbIir itanenbe Tom aas.
ierer, s. 9. Senior, 6. $. gisrn, 3.
6. Carlton, u. 6. Sloan os y. z.
Hoien.
q. q. SuItgrcn. iom bar p9ret
anint / ganfen ! 90 aar. er onlgt
iii asiiitcrenoe aasierer.
Scandinavian american 9ant
grumoIagoes al @r. aInes for 26
aar iiben meo Ell 4ftiefapital al
100000 forbelt pan 1000 aftier.
Selp eiter getalingen al open.
nGpnte Itore GipioenOe itanr aftier-
ne enSnu / en- aurs af $210 pr,
aitie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Taa geien eitoper igien hanoc
ban ogioa liot al en- ono Sampit.
tisbeO % par blcrct arebet al RGO.
tel, bper Sang &aSiagcrerue taIts
Jig imellem ON G%gpIoitoneu. SON
bapbe life tilroet ic 6oIf / Sinsae,'
% oct babe ioretommct bnnJ icni
ON ale ltirreoe poa bam. geo an.
fomitcn til Salt Safe Gitp / lltab
bapbe ban life fnlnet boloe oct no
l9ngere. San Dor Oerfor iteget al
Sogct % begipet iig til ct Der
bocnoe Nieolem al SommenluGrgel.
len, :. &. Miniep, ser bopbe bolot
ban ifirtlt | TO Tiger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Otplomatiet.

Sfelge eft Telegram fra @aibins.
ton lfaI Cara Inoerion, Der fortioen
cr De Sprcnebe Staters Riniiier til
9elgicn pGre uoieet iom ambas-
Iaosr til Sapan efter Charles Gage
grpan, iom fornglis bar isgt afifeo.
@iennem oct iapaneiiife 8eianot-
fob / @aibingtun f%orlpbes, Of Wr.
anberion / 9ilfGlbe pilbe p9re I'll.
freostillenoe for ben iapaneiiife ne.
aiering. Sans llon9pnelie fam Der.
for imeoeiees en- Of De ieritc Sage.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
Nobels Siteraturpris.

Sra Stocfbolm t%ele8raieres oen
i50e Houember:
garetS HobcIpriS for S%iteratur er
ioag tiltien0t Gen tpite 3igter Ger.
bart Sauptmann
6ermco or ollie IRE Grtier, Der
uooeIeS al iUenirc Snititutioner. no.
Selt Tor iaar. Gen ieute Eris,
8rcOspriicn, iom u0oeIe$ al set
uorife Stortirgs Robelfomite, er
cnonu life uooclt Eriierne oper.
rGffes isrit Iinoerne paa alireo
Robel3 9oOsoag Den i0oe Gecem.
Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19
WcGluns taser olfifeo.

ct Telegram ira @aihington mel.
ser, at De iSor. Staters Sfatmeiter,
see MfcGlltnq oen i4oe o.. bar mo
gipet i'm 8egiGring ON 4iifeO. % al
9armi Sboupiou. Der iortioen nm.
gerer iom Eruiiocut Cats Triuatie.
tretGr, ifal upre uoieet til bans ef.
termmn6.
Dir. IcGlung angir ingeu ipeciel
8rrmo for lin g%niegning ON ailteo.
men Rpgtet oil uioe. al oen or foran'
leoiget al oe bpppige &iuninaer, iom
bar iunoet Stco meqem bdm o. 81.
nan5miniiter RcSeagb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Zen mangler imiolertio RGiebcr,
men 0oftoren trelteoe ham uteo, at
heller life oenne lille Sfoponf oil
bli lpnIie, mar bans N~unoffipg cr
porct no iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-11-19

Get melt filone Spsresmaal, fom
mi mart bill melbe fig, er Sperss-
maalet ON IIbGrien, men bette bill
life ipile itor Hole peo llnocrbano.
Iingerne meIlem De alliereoe % 5pr.
fiet, for Sprfict bar ieIofslselig life
mere at bcltemme oper @lbnniers
SfiGbne. 9eme finfige Sag TOM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
TABLET PRESENTED TO CITY
Big Gathering at Revolutionary
Hero Celebration in Hollis.

About one thousand people gathered in
Hollis Yesterday TO witness the presenta-
ton 10 the City OF New York by the Sons
Of the Revolution Of New York State Of a
bronze tablet in memory OF Brigadier Gen
eral Nathaniel Woodruff. who was fatally
wounded August 2S, 1875, near the spot
where the tablet has been erected in the
side wall of Public School g.. on Palatina
avenue.
The tablet was designed by Albert
Weinert. 1t shows General Woodruff
standing beside his horse, his sword in his
right hand. Underneath is the following
inscription:
In memory OF General Nathaniel Wood
hull president of the Provincial CONGRESS
OF New York I'm 1776, who on August q,
l776. was cruelty wounded by the enemy
at Jamaica while cooperating with Wash
ington on Long Island. He died prisoner
at New Utrecht September ~, lU6-CitiZen,
soldier, patriot Of the Revolution.
The orator Of the day was County Judge
Norman 8. Dixie. of Brooklyn. The Sons
~ tho Revolution and their wives marched
from the railroad station, escorted by Hol-
lis citizens. Elijah r. Kennedy presided
and made the presentation, and the I'M
yelling was performed by Miss Ruth Wood
buu Lawrence, great-great-granddaug
~ General woodruff. Several more OF his
descendants also were present The tablet
WAS accepted by Joseph Flanagan. secre-
tary of the Borough of Queens. school
children of Hollis sang national hymns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-24
OBITUARY NOTES.

CHARLES II. ANDREWS. who was
stricken with apoplexy three weeks ago
died yesterday at his home, No. % Park
Place, New Rochelle, in his sixty second
year. He was connected with the Will
iamsburg Fire Insurance Company for
forty years and lived in New Rochelle sew
enteen years. He leaves wife.
HENRY NJ. ROGERS, a retired builder
and contractor. died yesterday at his home,
at Huntington, Long Island, in his eighty
sixth year Mr.. Rogers was native OF
Huntington At the age OF twenty-five he
entered the building and contracting bust
ness, remaining actively engaged up to
fifteen years ago. Two sons survive. The
funeral will be held on Sunday afternoon at
2:45 o'clock. and the burial will be in his
native town.
ALBERT J. MILBANK. president of the
Broad Street Realty Company, died at his
summer home at Briarciff yesterday In the
I'D year Of his age. He leaves a wife, who
was Miss Georgianna Goodsell. The fu-
neral will be held tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock at his city home, No lVI East
Goth street.
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MALL THE MUSIC CENTRE
Slower to Make Provision for
Audiences of 25, 900.

Park Commissioner Stovcr Will mako
provision for audiences Of 5000 at the
Mall concerts in Central Park this sum
mer. The Commissioner said that after
this season all the musicians throughout
the country would pine 10 get a chance to
play before such a vast assembagc. There
will be many concerts In different parks,
but the Mall IS TO be the true music centre.
The Park Department has $4,000 for
music this year, 5000 more than was
available last year. The Commissioners
was satisfied with the appropriation he
said, and would not ask for any more. The
music in Central Park will be furnished by
two orchestras. Franz KaltenbOrn's and
Arnold Volpe's. Both were seen at last
summers concerts.
Many new features will enhance the con-
certs this year. One Is TO have pro-
grammes devoted to composers There Will
he Japanese music, which has never been
put on the concert programmes except at
infreuuent intervals or on occasions when
in honor of some japanese visitor.
Plans are now almost completed for the
new $4,000 bandstand on the Mall 1t
will be one OF the largest and best in the
country. Masonry steps are to be placed
on tho hillside. and these. together with
the benches. will seat twenty thousand or
more persons.
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THEATRICAL NOTES.

At the Invitation Of Al Jolson the lead
ing comedian. the entire Winter Garden
company, orchestra and all. will attend
the New York Washington game this af-
| ternoon at the American League Park az
his guests In the evening both teams
will be Mr.. Jolsons guests at the Winter
| Garden.
Edward IIalton. who played Professor
| TOPPER I'm "Elevatng "A Husband" has
been engaged by Werba e. Luescher for
the role of BlatZ in their production, 1.-THE
Rose Maid" at the Globe Theatre. He
made his debut in the role last night.
F. Xiegfeld, jr., yesterday engaged Ber-
nard Granville, a light juvenile comedian.
for the series OF 1912 "Follies." This is the
first announcement that has been made
about the annual "Follies." Mr.. Gran
Vile has just completed a season Of forty
weeks with the Louisiana Lou" company
at the Ia Sale Theatre. Chicago He has
never played in New York.
All the Boy Scouts In Brooklyn will be
welcomed at the opening Of Luna on Sat
urday afternoon. Those boys who belong
TO the Brooklyn council Will be admitted
to the new SHOW place at toHey lSldnu
and TO all it's side shows between and 8
y. IN. free, providing they are in uniform
At night Coney will be illuminated by
sixty huge crescents. the smallest twelve
feet from tip to tip and the largest fifty
Ave feet. which have been placed over the
front and around two sides OF Luna.
A. r. Woods returned from Chicago on
u ba wf
first time performance Of his new must
cal production, "A Modern Eve" which he
is presenting at the Garrick Theatre in
conjunction with Mort II. Singer. This
play will probably be the opening attrac-
ton at the new Julian Eltinge Theatre in
August.
An extra matinee Of THE Greyhound
will be given on Memorial Day, in add
ton to the regular Wednesday and Satur-
day performances