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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
ROCKEFELLER GIVES $4,000.
society Must Raise
&l2,73S In Two Days,

John ID. Rockefeller has given $4,000
toward a $4,000 fund for u new building
which the New York Genealogical and
Biographical Society Is trying to raise
before January /. The total subscription
up to yesterday was s52.263. In the next
two days the trustees and officers must
get Sl2.737 more. II they fail they will
lose conditional gift of $4,000 from the
late J. Pierpont Morgan.
On December 20 only $36.7s2 OF the
required sum had been obtained. Since
then the cleaners have been busy and
these large contributions are reported In
addition to John d. Rockefeiler's 5000:
William Rockefeller. $1,000
Andrew Carnegie. $1,000
Charles w. Hardness. $1,000.
Mrs. Adrian Hoffman Joline. 500
w. r. d. Stokes. $3.50.
Mrs, +. A. Conytsbie. $500,
Those who have given 800 each since
December - are Edmund e. Converse.
willard G, Bixby, George Austin Morri-
son, Sr., Moses Taylor Pyne. Henry Cole
Qulnby. Walter Lispenard Suydam. Mrs.
w. Bayard Cutting. Douglas Merritt. John
f. Parsons. Lloyd Phoenix, Charles Lanicr
and James Speyer.
The ONCE Of the society Is at eco West
Fifty-eighth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
MOVIES TO CURE INSANITY.
Their Efficacy "a he Tested IN Asy
lum ~ Clnctnnati.

CINCINNATI. Dec, 2S.-Moving pictures
VIII soon be installed as a regular factor
OF the curative system at Long View In
sane Asylum. this city.
1t is to be made a sort OF unknown
treatment" undergoing which the patients
Will not realize that they are being sub.
Jected to mental test. They will perceive
only the entertainment, but the doctors
expect 10 make valuable observations and
secure excellent results
Herman p. Goebel. chairman Of tbs
board of directors Of the institution. is an
enthusiastic believer In benefits to be det
rived from the movies" mention OF which
is found in the annual report just mad.
public.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
DUELLlST IS FORBIDDEN
TO LAND IN new YORK
Will Be DcpOrted-And 1t Was
y a Nice Duel-NO-
body Hurt.

Emil l-rkow,,z nreside,, -, hank
in Budapest who WAS for six v.,rs :.
residen, Of this CITY. arrived Yesterday nv.
the Cunard,r Camnania and lear,.d thu,
alien due,I,sts ar, mo, cnt,,,.d IN ,ara In
tho United States
Mr. zerkov.i,z i. uu,o,ri,, and ma,
for several ycars comp,,..,,r.r ,o,
Austria. Hungary in New York ,o ,oo,.
after the Aus,ro. hungarian ipn,yr.r,s
He Frequently visited ruis island ,,1
most of the board of sp,c.al i,,uirv ,b,.
decided Yesterday ,h.; he sh,u,s he .x
sluded knew him well
wbs, tho i,pm;,ra,, ho,,a,, r
told Mr. Zerkowi,z. who mad on. -, tho
heat cabins i'm IN. c,un,,t, ,.,, l.,
would have ia ro IN I.ui. Is,,,a h ..,,.;
why and WAS ;uform., tba, ho h,a to,,,,,I
a duel in b,danes, e,rIv in D.o.r,hor
with Julius pernitzer who ia corrso,.s
with the Transatlantic Tens, C,mrsv ~,
6. William strest and tbat a,,.,,in, uas
regarded as an "ac, IN, living u,r,i t,,r,,
tude"
III. sad I, a.,s ,.., .o ,.o,ia, l.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
SHACKLET0N TO GO SOUTH.
Explorer announces tie Uaa Rc.
crtNed Funds for ExpeditjOu.

Specia' 'dbie Despotch n Tnr suv.
LONDON, Dee. @s.--Sr Ernest Sha, kle-
ton, the Antarctic explorer. writes 10 the
i'"es giving the news that the uncer-
laInty about his proposed expedition
being realized owing to lack OF funds
has been removed
II am glad to he able through the
generosity OF a friend" H.. SAYS TO an.
hounce that the expedition Will start IN
l'li with the object Of crossing the South
Polar contiucut from sea to sea have
taken the liberty to call the expedition
TN" imperial translntarotic expedition
bt,dus" feel that not only the people
Of these islands but our knsmen in all
lands under the Union Jack will be willing
10 assist in the carrying out of our pro
gramme"
The expedition VIII start from a South
American port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
GIRL BROWNS IN POND:
WOMAN SAVES THREE
Rescurr. Passing in Auto. Rims
Board From Fence to
Reach Children.

HARgisoN. y. \. Dec Pour chill
dren playing to-day on the thin ice OF
Frog Pond. small but deep lake at
the foot of Hamilton street fell through.
Three Of them were rescued by we'll
dressed woman who was passing in her
electric runabout. the fourth, Minnie
Rough years old of Woodland avenue,
kearny. was drowned
Beside Minnie Rough. the children were
Ethel Rough. a sister OF Minnie, II
years old. Sarah Watson. IL years old.
OF 20 Davis street. Harrison. and Mark
Hogan. years old. +2s Hill street.
The three little girls left their homes
To go To Sunday school in the First
Baptist Church They had talked OF
playing on the ice of the pond but Mrs.
Rough had warned them not to go near
the pond
On their way to Sunday school they
met the Hogan boy and their promise.
were forgotten. They were sliding over
the ice when the four of them stood
close together and the ice broke
All but Minnie came to tine surface and
took hold OF the edge OF the ice. They
were about ten feet from land The chill
dren screamed but there vas no one to
hear them until the runabout came along.
driven by the woman.
She stopped her car and tried TO walk
OUT 10 the children. but the ice broke
under her weight. She took of her long
automobile coat aud tried to reach the
children with that. but II fell several
feet short. Then she ran to the New
Jersey Stee! Tubing Complny's plant
nearby and ripped long plank of a fence.
She found a coil OF rope and walking out
on the plank as far as she could, pulled
the children In one at time. with the
rope
II was then tha, Ethel missed her
sister Dennis Rosin. young man who ha 4
been playing football. volunteered to dive
into the icy water After three or four
attempts. he recovered the body
\ pulInotor was brought from the Pubic
Service Corporation. and an effort was
made 70 revive the girl but was not sue
cessful
The woman who rescued the three chill
dren left without giving nor rame %
any one.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF.
East Side Tenement scene OF Nur.
der and suicide.

Mrs. Catherine Jasiuska, 30 years old.
living at 1i3 Avenue 4, was shot in the
heart early this morning IN her home by
man who then ended his own life hy
sending bullets into his breast and temple
The mans name WAS !. Pogarosky and
lie lived AT ~ Eckford street, Brooklyn
The nelghbors in the small East Side ten
ement heard loud arguing which was fol-
lowed by three shots They rushed into
the fiat and found that Pocarosky had
killed the woman as she lay in bed He
was found on the toor beside her
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
ASKS TOWN TO SUPERVISE HEAT
Mrs. tiOrdOn.smith Wants Furnaces
Properly Installed.

MoNTCLAiR n. j.. Dec. 2s --- Mrs r.
Hordon-Smith. prominent sufrragist of
tnis town. has appealed to the authorities
to establish bureau to supervise the
installation OF heating apparatus IN
houses. and Town Attorney ..obert Nj.
Boyd has taken her request under con-
sideration.
Mrs. Smith recently lGst SUIT brought
against her by man who had installed
a new -"-il,- IN her fine home on Eagle
Rock. She said the apparatus did not
warm her house.
In her appeal she contends that the
town ough, to conscr q t1c health Of the
residents bs insisting on proper work Wy
those who attend to such business.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
NoRD1CA ON STRANDED LINER.
FriscO Commissioners Also On ship
Ashore In Papua Golf.

Special Gable Despdtch to The SuS.
BRISBANE. Australia. Dec. 2s.--A des-
patch from Thursday Island says that the
Dutch liner Tasman, bound from Sydney.
New South Wales. for Java. is ashore in
a dangerous position in Bramb,e Cay. Gulf
Of Papua.
Among the large number of passengers
aboard the Tasman are Nine Lillian Nor
dica, the opera singer; Aiva Adams, for
ncr Governor Of Colorado, and Thomas
@. Stalismith American commissioners
who have been in Australia in behalf OF
the Panama a-Pacific Exposition.
The Tasnan sent wireless message
to Thursday Island telling Of her peril.
Steamships have left to give assistance
The point where the Tasman ran ashore
is in Torres Strait, between the north
ernnost part Of australia and New
Guinea. Thursday island is in the same
locality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
TWO SUCCESSES WITH RADIUM.
Detroit Doctors Report Cancer Cures
In Cases Like Bremuer's,

DETROIT, Dec. 2s.-The Embedding OF
radium tubes In the tissues OF the body
as d cure for cancer which has been done
in the case OF Congressman Brcmner Of
New Jersey. was tried in Detroit three
months ago. Three similar operations
were performed at a hospital here by D.
J. Il. Kennedy and his son, DR.. Charles 8.
Kennedy. the methods being practically
the same as those used at Baltimore.
Two OF the operations appear at the
present time to have been highly succe ss-
full. while the result OF the third is not at
all satisfactory. DIR. J. r. Kennedy would
make no statement regarding the efficiency
Of radium as a cure for cancer.
Il can say only that up to date two
cases that We treated appear TO he sue.
cessful.' he said. I'VE are not satisfied
as Yet that the cure is positive and we
shall continue to watch the patients for
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
PLoUGHING LoRIMER MINT FARM
Mild Weather Allows .Turninx
Over" of 100 of the 600 Acres.

DowAGiAc, Mich, Dec. 2S--The mild
weather Of the last week has permitted
the ploughmen on the farm OF eX-United
States Senator Lorimer to turn over"
100 acres of soil on his 500 acre mint
farm. few miles from this city
Several landowners hereabout have bee n
induced to grow mint because Of the high
price of peppermint oil. and within the
next three years it is believed that the
whole Lorimcr farm will be planted en-
tirely In mint except few acres for
garden purposes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
AVIATOR vEDRINEs MIss1NGa
LEFT Ja6a Yesterday Morning, Nm,
Seen Since.
SpeclaI CdbIe 0espatcA 10 Tn. sr \.


CAIRO, Dec. 2s--Julcs Vedrnes the
French aviator who is making an aero
plane trip from P.uis to this city, left
Jana, Asia Minor, this morning and wa,
expected 10 arrive at Heiopolis $50
miles from Jatfa, this afternoon. He had
not reached Helopolis up 10 . o'clock
tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29
PRAY FOR NO WAR IN IRELAND.
Leaders IN Controversy.
sn.c;nI Cobls DIau0fcA IN Tur Srs

LONDON, Dec. 2s.--Prayers were read al
all the services Of the Church Of England
in London to-day for the prevention Of
civil war In Ireland.
The prayer. which was drawn up by the
Bishop Of London at the request OF more
than a thousand clcrgymen. besought God
to spare England the calamity OF civil war
In Ireland and invoked the Divine gud-
snce for the political leaders In the con-
troversy over the home rule bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29

No New Years dinner complete without An.
--AdI.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-12-29

Continued on Third Page.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
YOAKUM FAvORS HOGS

b. 4 Yoakum chairman of the Frisco
offered on behalf of the railroad to pay
onc-tenih Of the cost of stocking the
farmers Of the fertile Lower Rio Grandc
Valley farms with the best breed of
hogs. In a letter to Mayor L. s. Ross
Of Harlingen, Mr.. Yoakum says:
THE industries adapted to this Val
ley are almost limitless. The purchasing
power of the farmers of the Valley can
be increased beyond that OF any section
of the country, and where feed is so
abundant. there is nothing that will pay
better thar hogs. A farmer who sells
% to so hogs a year, at ST. net for a
200 Id. hog. can make enough to 90 a
long way toward defraying expenses.
There should be formed a Rio
Grande Hog %raisers' Association, which
should be conducted under systematic
business operation, and one OF the
things to be accomplished would be to
alu the SHldlI ldIIuCI
hogs for the best breed for breeding and
general utility purposes.
IF the business interests Of Harlin-
cen. San BenitO. Mercedes, Donna, Nc
Allen. Pharr, Mission, Lyford and other
towns will 60 operate in the matter.
would suggest something as follows to
start with:
purchase 100000 worth Of breeding
hogs, the farmers purchasing to pay
not less than 20 per cent. cash which
would enable most of them to buy from
five to ten hogs each, without an expen-
diture Of much ready cash. the business
interest to furnish the other 80 per cent.
We shall be glad to cooperate in every
way, and if properly organized will con
tribute to a fund of 100000 to be ad
yanced for the purchase Of breeding
hogs to the extent Of $4,000.
preston Austin has just had a short
spur completed into his farm. A car Of
hogs raised by one of his Mexican ten
ants brought 5000 net all profit Il
that farmer and 1t demonstrates what
can be done. There are 80 more care
available from Mr.. Austin's farm.
"Shipments Of $60O,0O0 to 100000
worth Of hogs from the Valley annually
would not be unreasonable. il the mat
ter is taken hold Of in a manner that
would encourage it.-Harlingen Star.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07

he believed it would be ian excellent
Wages.
The Interstate Comm cree CnrmiSS-
sitn." continued the senator" should be
allowed to determine whether fair wages
ar, being paid by any concern; AID if
not, TO compel the employer employing
foreign laborers and paying European
wages to pay the same tariff on its manu-
featured goods that are enforced against
foreign importations until its wages are
increased to a fair scale for American
workmen. If a higher tariff did in fact
protect the wage Garner / would cheer
the expense Of higher prices to the con
sumner. The evident purpose OF the So
called tariff experts is. so far as prog
ress has been made, to deprive the farm
ers. who are themselves laboring men
and wage earners in most cases, of all
protection and preserve it to the trust
and millionaire manufacturers. This
would be a fatal mistake. In most cases
our manufacturers and business men
can compete with the world and make
profits. They can and do sell their goods
cheaper in foreign markets than at home.
With the farmer. in many cases, it is
different.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
his earnings and reasonable hours for
labor, the consumer in reasonable prices
and the whole people must be protected
i'm their independence and liberty The
equality of all men must he made a real
ity and not a theory. If the democratic
party will be raised up that will do the
suits. demanded by the people, it may
live and maintain itself in power. If it
does not. its reign will be brief. If Meth
CT Of the old parties can or will restore
The government to the people as our
forefathers handed it down, then a new
party will be daised up that will do the
peoples will. 1t will be a party Of the
peoples own making; founded on JUS
tice. fair dealing, and disinterested pat
riotism. / am ready to give the demo
cratic party a fair trial. | am willing
10 wait and see, and lend my aid to that
party or and other to bring about just
or bcnificcnt laws through and by which
people may be brought into their v
and their just rights fostered and pro
tected."
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
R0CKEFELLER AND ASSOCIATES
SHOULD NOT HAVE THE RIGHT
{ TO EDUCATE PEOPLE WITH MON
Ell CRIMINALLY OBTAINED.
BIZ Associated Press.)

Washington, May 6.-Eforts in con,
gress to incorporate the 500, 200, 600
Rockefeller Foundation were scored to-
day by Senator Works who declared
them "A proposal to farm out to John
Hl.l Rockefeller and his associates the
hight and power to educate the people
0fEthe. country with money accumulated
BY ycfiminal means" Senator Works
Statement was made in connection with
a:,speech he delivered i'll the senate to-
dayton trusts and combination. the exist
eIiIcee of which he blamed TO the high
protective tariff policy.
1.-THE extent to which this may be car
ried% out is practically unlimited. The
corporations and institutions OF learn
ing which may be established throughout
the ,country in the hands of people who
With subservient to the interests and
views of Mr.. Rockefeller and his asso-
GATES are without number Of limita-
tioR,s said the senator.
1--WE do not want Our children to be
taught the ways nor the methods Of
.JolIn1D. Rockefeller or his kind, nor to
be generous with ill-gOtten gains, nor
to touch, handle tor profit by gold that
should. blister the fingers Of the man who
HIS, accumulated it by eXtortiOn. oppres
sion. and crime. and is now attempting
to rid himself Of it by giving it away,
NOR TO become the receivers of stolen
goods in the name and under the gulse
q. charity"
Title continued existence of trusts and
moIInpolies. the senator said was due to
the inadequacy of the Sherman anti
trust. which he decladed should be
50 amended that specific restraints Of
trade shall be unlawful. with suitable
Punishment for those who violate the
INV; While ne was not in favor OF q
liahr protective tariff which fostered
c%apifallstiC combination. ne sad ne
would t. IN favor Of an effort to pro'ec'
tlretwage Garner in his earnings and that
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
CANAL LINE


Especial to The Herdtd.)
San Francisco. Nav detailed ar
engagements for the operation Of a line
of steamers by the Holland American
Steamship Company, between New York
and San Francisco by way of the Panama
canal. were completed here today, when
the plans for terminal facilities here
were announced. J. Hypperda Wierds-
ma. managing director of the Holland
American line, also announced today
that if the proposed free tolls for coast
wise vessels goes through, he will i'm
mediately take steps to have his ships in
cludcd III the list of those which will not
have to pay tolls for use of the Panama
canal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
HARD WORKING PHARR EDITOR.

The prize we Ogered some time ago
in the shape of a diamond for the
hardest man in the community has been
awarded to ourselves. to save the ex-
pense Of providing a prize. And then as
we have worked everybody and every
thing we think we are entitled TO it.
Our next grand prize will be announced
next week.-Rio Grande Clarion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
GOOD RAINS UP VALLEY

Mission reports a two-inch rain last
night, and good rains are also reported
from other points in the Valley. The
moisture was needed, and will save the
farmers in these sections water rent for
a short time. The crops though III good
shape were greatly benefited BY the rains
of last night and today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
GREATNESS AND BtGNESSI
REPUBLICAN, LEADER MANN COM
PLIMENTS UNDERWOOD on HIS
BIRTHDAY.
BIZ Associated PrcsS.)

Washington, May G.-The democratic
republican love feast was temporarily
interrupted III the tariff discussion in the
house today. Minority Leader Mann an
nounced that he wished to put aside par
tisan feeling for the time and to talk
day of Representative Underwood. Mann
congratulated the American people on
the "Greatnes sand bigness of the able
gentleman from Alabama"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
BANKING LAWS
Especial to The Herdld.)

Briarcliff Manor, y. T., May THE
A. B. "A. executive council held it's clos
ing session today. Changes i'll the bank.
ing laws Of the United States as have
been recently proposed was among the
topics which were under consideration.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
EDUCATION PLAN
is OPPOSED BY
SENATOR WORKS

DO YOU WANT OUR CHILDREN
re BE EDUCATED IN ROCKEFEL
a.LER METHODS? NO PROFIT BY
HIS GOLD.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07
A RISKY PATIENT.

PATIENT wish TO consult YOU with
regard TO my utter loss OF memory.
Doctor All, yes. Why-er-in cases
Of this nature 7 always require my fee
in advance Christian Intelligencer.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07

By making a payment Of$IO.OO
ON any lot, yOM may build at
Hy0n desiye--yOM may fence and
and garden It,
Lots selected for O%nt-Of-tOWn
buyers upon receipt of $1,000.
Don't delay--cOme out day of
sale.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07

Increase the beauty Of your Owl II
is truly q great thing to make 4 flower
grow where an ash heap flourished b.
fore. Beauty il its own excuse. n
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07

FOR SALE-A No. IL model Buick aU-
tomobile in good condition; apply toJ.
II. McAllen. 1922 Levee Il. sat
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-05-07

ALFALFA FARMS-Irrigated lands.
ranches, etc, on easy terms or cX
change for other property. Ask for
list. Marvin R%einhardt, Barlow, Tex
as. 52-Tt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-02-13
REBELS AND LOYAL TROOPS ARE
STILL FIGHTING IN MEXICO CITY
Continued From Page u
CBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)


the rwoudc cat hardship.
Of the occurred at half past TO-
When Pa-y u
infantry fighting lasted only few minutes and succeeded by more
battery
the BIRTHS ation andd o.
CANNONADING TOWARDS PALACE
vidusne that the rebels
pace P Psfns and snofbcr on San Tua8 de- feaB street
Notifications the
Hua dispatched the palace considerable force
REBELS IN AMERICAN
hiding houses the
roofs buildings HambuTgO attempted
CADETS WITHDRAWN
army Chputepec Of
Chpuep of Bel
tram former principal o.
limited the to
society charged that the Red Cross society harbors
political of the government -
when the shells Of the nnng forces had tom their
nothing decisive result had been achieved
ethel by fede1as the rebels
practically artillery although occasional small fire
a vicious IN the battle
crushing
revealed OF naonoto
regularity position and ndeav
of
and appeared to take better than
REBELS FIRE AT FEDERAL BATTERIES
directed at the federal batteries but one OF Dzs
palace and onto that ancient building ITSELF the walls OF which wih
At the beginning firing great sOldy
shower of shells became heavier federal bat
Independence explained
merely place his in position
REBELS PALACE
the a
the vicinity the barracks southeast
o city showing force Of rebels posted there also