1?. »10 HSDAY. —— ' —— — DECEMBER \u25a0\u25a0 : - DAILY TBIBUNi:. THI : . ; r^ ~\ -z 2 NEW-YOBK for the purpose of a. pins? out action on Jaw, J in the hills south of Moose Sft.«k.. CUT : rules and other", pro&lema that willcon-% ; suffering from a fever h. port, and it was accordingly returned to ELECT SHORT BALLOT name the committees, of that «£« • Lexington, Ky.. Several mem- it; besides, not Kepr*sen- the Secretary for emasculation, Dec. 14.— the details of the suit to discuss The New Short Ballot Orffanl*ation Champ Clark. of "War Valley necessary be for purpose York Speaker-expectant pro»p*ttlv*IWILL LEAD RAIDS IN PERSON bers of the Pleasant Christian shall used the there is nothing: new in It. All these " facts night for its first annual gathering Underwood, of Alabama. complete suppression or fullpublicity. recuper- building met last tatlva Church. Nicholas County, are of keeping in repa.r the church about the. contemplated suit .have been al City Club, and elected an executive Way. and Means Com It develops that Representative Hob- .°,Sr> the chairman of the ating from Illness caused by drinking and my•farmer house at No. Com- already published in the papers. My com- consisting- of George H. Put- when the Democrat* assume control Mayor Says Liquor Msn ere; Alabama, was the innocent cause Boston, committee mlttee conserva- jTnlsa Off *oivof water at com- avenue. in said pany is not in any combination with o>Jier nam, Everett V. AtaJ»ot. Richard S. Child s. of the House, and others of the of of Secretary Dickinson's indelible ink diluted with monwealth were; perhaps it l»erningr, Arthur C. Ludinston. Democracy have 700 a Month for Protection. the recall last Sunday. persons been transferred to said corporations. Iwish it' Horace E. tive win* of the House ! to the munion Unknown which has company," and Elinu Root. jr.. George W. Alger Charles comrn.ttees — original report, -which was better the that the riven place of Church, and any building or would be for Howland, Henry I*Stimson and IMwhi reached the conclusion by Tui.cfl, '\u25a0•\u25a0' r»ec. I*. Mayor rr. J. -Mar. days ago. Mr. had substituted the ink in the Mother Wiggin,' laughing, closed the conver- P. some oth«-w than press in confidence ten may be, by necessity Mr. A be .elected In ft published *tat;ment to-*» to introduce bill liquid the portion of the prin- •will be proposed all probability at \u25a0 of Defence, members drank the before income and such Man., Keith, a to the state constitution ratified in jwould lead future raids against resorts 1$ ] Council of National which the be Winnipeg, Dec. 14.—Neil at the next setsisn of the Legislature, pro- members of tho BOOM who ma> mistake wast discovered. Several were cipal as may be deemed wise shall the appointment minor state the new February person. closing portion report well known railroad contractor in viding for the' of together January or h of Mr. Dickinson's \u25a0 M called In \ taken violently ill before the services and used by said residuar- States, to death officials by the. Governor. recommended. It was the first intima- devoted United was found frozen were over. A thorough search has been of effect- Mr. Tawney had -of the char- legatee for tbe purpose more tion had by th* at extending the re- disconcerting instituted authorities Carlisle. ually promoting ai\d acter of the Secretary's as taught communication. ligion of Christian Science by me." Council of National Defence. KILLS HIMSELF IN HOTEL Details of Codicils. Mr. Tawney, with an eye to economy Travelling Salesman Strangles first codicil, the sum of |5»000 in appropriations, was greatly worked In the was Himself with a Bath Towel. given to Laura E. Sasgent. who tip. and started in haste for the White is A man who registered as Samuel at her home. The House, where he induced the President Mrs. Eddy's attendant Friedman, New York, committed suicide to have th«» Secretary's report withheld codicil ther continues: his at the Prince George Hotel, bequeath to the from"publication. It understood, how- in room "I give, devise and is. No. 14 East 28th street, last night by Christ, Scientist, New ever, that at a recent r meeting, Second Church of Cabinet making a noose in a bath towel 'and exceeding $175,000, the, national council was approved by York City, a sum not '* strangling: himself. Jacob Friedman, of pay indebtedness which th' President and his advisers. sufficient" to street, who said he my decease Noting the turn of affairs. Mr. Hobson, No. 603 West 138th may exist at the time of was a brother of th- suicide, made ar- edifice of said Second who came Into possession of an early upon the church rangement* for the removal of the body Christ. Scientist, and direct copy Of the report, took the initiative Church of to an undertaker's. iium of $175,000. or such part to-day and introduced the bill he had that said According to the hotel authorities the as may be necessary for the casually mentioned to Mr. Tawney. It thereof dead man was a travelling salesman and applied ai> soon as may provides for the establishment of a purpose, shall be stopped at the Prince George whenever my decease to or toward the council of national defence, consisting be after in town. He registered on Tuesday and extinguishment of said indebtedness. If War, be of the Secretary of who shall it was said he seemed to have plenty of required for this purpose president; the Secretary of the Navy. the amount money and was generally In a gay mood. be as much as $175,000. then the- chairmen of the Finance, Military shall not When a maid went to his mom about this legacy shall be limited to the Affairs and Naval committees of Affairs four o'clock yesterday she heard what amount actually required. Senate, of the.Appro- the the chairmen. she thought was' coughing, but what "IRive and bequeath to Mrs. Pamelia priations. Military and Naval commit- York, Coroner Winterbottom thinks was the J Leonard, of Brooklyn. New "the tees of the House, the chief of staff of his death. gasping of the man just before sum of J3.000; to Mrs. Augusta E. Stet- the army, the aid for operations of the right The maid thought everything all son, of New York City, my 'crown of navy, fleet of the the president of the and went on to other rooms, but when diamonds' breast pin; to Mrs. Laura Army War College and president bolted she the of she returned and found itstill I^athrop. of New York City, my diamond the Navy War College. gave an alarm, which led to the discov- cross; fcO Mrs. Rose Kent, of Jamestown. de- It provides that this council shall ery of the suicide. N. V., my gold watch and chain, and policy my termine a general of national de- to Henry M. Baker, of Bow, K. H., fence and shall recommend to the Presi- TWELVE KILLED portrait set in diamonds. to Congress such dent for transmission JVMNERS Increased. measures relating to the national defence Rescue Party of Three Also Frye Bequest as itshall deem necessary and expedient,' Perished in Colliery. "The bequest in my will to Calvin A. and that the council shall meet at least — Frye is hereby increased to $20,000." Norton. Va.. Dec. 14. Twelve miners once a year and may call before it any In the second codicil, the testator di- were killed to-day in an explosion of gas member of the Cabinet, Senator, Repre- rects her executor to sell, within three in the Greeno coal mine, two miles from sentative or officer of the army, navy, months after his appointment, at public Italian Renaissance Room in Aeolian Hall Tacoma. Va. sale, marine corps or militia. auction, or. he sees fit. at private showing Grand Pianola Piano, Aeolian Thirteen miners were entombed when if her real estate in Concord, known as Orchestrelle, the Pianola, Victor Talking :'\u25a0 Genera! Wood's Testimony. the explosion occurred, about 9 o'clock Pipe . \i View, and the proceeds of the Machine and the Aeolian Organ. In an effort to rescue Pleasant Major General Wood, chief of staff, in the morning. paid over to the imperilled miners Superintendent sale to be forthwith appeared before the House Committee on the the First Church of Christ. Barrowman and three bank directors of Military Affairs to-day, and at an exe- James Scientist, Boston, to be used for such bosses descended the shaft and never re- in cutive con- in with the church session of that committee Their bodies have been recov- purposes connection turned. may determine. The firmed the sensational statements in the ered. Soon after their entrance to the as the directors suppressed report Secretary of the of they signalled for the engineer to codicil continues: War. He discussed the whole subject mine hereby give and bequeath to the stop the elevator, and it is believed that "I defence, the Christ, Scientist, in Bos- of national told where weak they lost their lives in a blast of flame First Church of Hall points and all the contents of my said Aeolian are. laid particular emphasis swept the ton. Mass. from which into shaft. AGift possibility and of other buildings on the of an attack from the At 7 o'clock to-night ten bodies had homestead the permanent Orient. did any View, the same to be kept more than the assurance of Ho not express alarmist been removed from the mine and one at Pleasant The selection of a giftat Aeolian Hall carries danger any disposed as may determined by views as to the of immediate man had been rescued alive, but in a or of be prestige that surrounds the foremost invasion, confidentially Church, T to recipient. Itcarries as well the but talked of critical condition. Accumulated gas then the directors of said but direct pleasure the the need that Congress, as a prudent \u25a0topped further work. The Greeno mine that Calvin A. Frye shall have the priv- industry world. articles such institution in the music of the and effective act. should take immediate a operation employing about ilege of selecting from said Is small exceeding action to guard against any possible thirty-five men. keepsakes or mementos not leading factor in the develop- $500 Aeolian Hall is today universally recognized as the trouble from Japan or China. When the explosion occurred the in intrinsic value the- sum of as he figures of worlds most famous "The in the report will show- whistle at the mine was sounded con- may desire. ment of the artistic side of music. Here is the home the that we need 450.000 men to defend cither tinuously, giving alarm in all the sur- "Ihereby direct that said Calvin A. recognized internationally as the highest ot their coast." said Representative, J.lcLachlan rounding country. The young woman in Frye shall be provided with a suitable musical instruments— instruments to-night. '"It at my 385 Common- Pianola willbe further shown that charge of the telephone office Coe- home in house at No. type-the Pianola; the Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock and Stuyvesant «hp could only muster about 114,000 men. liiirn, three miles away from the mine, wealth avenue. Boston, if he so desires, occupancy Pipe Organ, etc. including- the regular, army and the spread the news in all directions. he to have the exclusive of Pianos ; the Aeolian Orchestrelle the Aeolian militia; The"Japanese to-day know th^ two furnished rooms therein, to be des- contoifr^tf! our Western by my executor, and to have his at is evident. coast better than ASKS $50,000 HEART BALM ignated From a practical standpoint/the economy of purchasing Aeolian Hall do. the Americans. Japanese are now board, suitable heat, light and all other \u25a0 mployed as out Thy necessary htr, comfortable oc- Company ranchmen West. Teacher Sues Newburg Attorney things for operation of twelve large factories gives the Aeolian such tremend- -i»-nii Sundays sketching- the coun- cupancy of the premises during his-nat- The its, Promise, to minimum. try, railroads arid:.its^approachesT Tli-a for Breach of life, the expense thereof to be pro- power as to reduce the cost of production the absolute • - ural ous purchasing country, is to know' state 1By '.Telegraph to The Tribune from entitled the'real ' ."." vided out of the income the residue economies Newburg, Dec. 14.— Nason J. management back of these factories effects of v -iv national defence;- :and Iintend that N. V.. of my estate which Ihave left to the While the centralization of distressing Fowler, a practising lawyer of this city Scientist, in Ithe facts shall become pub- First Church of Christ. ; -\u25a0:;.. .=-.., of the wealthiest attorneys in impossible to the smaller manufacturer. lic. \u25a0\u25a0..-'.->. . -W: and one Boston church." • "A .foreign country could. .land 200.000 the county/ has been named as" the de- you purchase your Christmas gift here, troops •on the • Pacific* Coast in thirty fendant in an action instituted by Miss You are invited to visit Aeolian Hall. If days, and the only intimation of Lillian Horn, of Newark, N. J.,.t0 re- UP BARS ? trouble FOUNDERS KEEP you have the satisfaction of knowing that you have secured— would be. their, bio wing-up of the moun- cover $50,000 damages for breach of tain passes, thus preventing any com- promise to marry. \u25a0•.__..-. Amendment Regarding Admis- will tried The best instrument of its kind in the world— munication with the East. In the three The case be before Justice sion to Order Is Defeated. Mates west of the Rocky Mountains— Mills and a jury in the Supreme Court The New York Society of the Order of money you spend, California. Oregon and Washington —we this city on December IX>. Miss Horn America, at greatest value for the that and— in the Founders and Patriots of The 5,000 the Livingston street last have S.OOO regular troops and of Is now a teacher in a meeting at the Hotel Manhattan with a the music industry. state militiamen. ) The best military au- public school of Newark. N. J. She for- evening, experienced some difficulty guarantee and prestige of the largest house in of The «ay that it would take years to merly resided in -Peekskill. N. T.. and proposed amendment to the constitution thorities of troops if they of place, it is said, threatened to liftsome dislodge foreign ever se- while a resident that the order which admission; They foothold, friendly with Miss restrictions as to c ur*>c. 14.--No definite plan of tone and action have been sacrificed. practically everything meritorious inmu- Steck, the Wheelock and the Stuyvesant. agement of the post. This affects the tariff revision was reached or agreed on there is the added advantage of buying direct from Fail?, the FOR TRIAL Moreover, introduction ofthe Pianola ever written. Moreover inhabitant. of Highland as many at the <-nnferen< c Monday nierht amone DR. THOMAS HELD the sic that has been the manufacturer. of them tire in the employment of the Demorrath- members of the Ways and in no way interferes with the value of the Pianola is always as new as the latest Every instrument in this superb collection i> a government at "West It is stated Means '"nmmittee, the Democrat members Employing hand-played piano. veritable masterpiece. Each represents the best Poiiit.- Har- Charged with the instrument as a music rollpurchased for it. that so far as possible "General Barry of the Kentucky delegation. George Balloonist piano that can be purchased for the price. York, Henry Watterson. on Stage. replace employed vey, of New and Child Acrobat Pianos $550 to $1500 Theuniversal acceptance of the Pianola you will rind examples of the purposes to civilians Courier-Journal." balloonist, and Pianola from Here beautiful editor of "The Louteville r,r P Thomas, the by musicians, by royalty tirand Pianos in a variety of on th* by enlisted men. Al- statement, by lullan by world famous Weber and Steck reservation according to a made Mr Mclntyre were held yesterday The incorporation of the Pianola with the Stein- styles and designs. Then there are scores of pat- ready -r era' civilians have been dis- F deSk the Gate. way. and Steck Grand Pianos— the only by leading musical authorities the Watt^rson to-nisrht. Magistrate Kempner. in Weber and terns in in these and in our other charged the, places. filled by way Thief of — latest upright pianos and vacated. "Some- brushwood was got but of the court. Brooklyn, for the Court pianos of international manufacture -is the world over, is conclusive proof of un makes. I'Newburg. thirty-five-- ;mad in the', labyrinth avenue a ssoldiersl- Also at>out teams and a clearing of They were arrested and greatest Pianola achievement. - - misunderstanding which al- sScla! Sessions. Society for questioned artistic supremacy. Stuyvesant Upright* $275 up. t^mvned by civilians and used on the confusion and toy. ago by agents of the - - ' ways guards approaches to tie robber few Cruelty on a attachment to use with Wheelock Uprights 325 reservation will be replaced with gov- the ne Prevention of to Children Grand Pianola Pianos from The Pianola is a separate " of protectionism," said Mr. Watter- violating the law which forbids your present piano. It may be moved away when Steck Upright. 425 horse?. castle charge of $1500 to $2350 • • " ernment t as he told of the consensus of opinion the stage. Three distinct models of the Pianola Weber Uprights - 500 placed son. ' to perform on not in use. " A ban has also been on chickens He that "the children ( ecere, Moderate Monthly Payments match your piano. at the conference.' declared The child in question was Charles in various woods to Stack Grands ... 650 kept on the post. Heretofore the offi- revenue opposed to the prin- 74 Fulton street. - " . principle of years. old. of No. Your present piano will be taken in exchange for Weber • \u25a0 750 kept a of what- thirteen acrobat Prices, $250 to $450 Grands cers and soldiers have few of the ciple of protctlon as the bedrock Brooklyn, who had appeared as an Piano, allowing a fair valuation in part Committee, a Pianola Monthly Payment* Moderate Monthly Payments fowl for eggs, but General Barry has ever plan the Ways and Means moving picture show at No. 835 Fulton payment. Moderate in a said ordered that T.he poultry shall be exiled. of the incoming House would adopt." was street that borough. Dr. Thomas was present at the financially in the enter- the general idea of those to be,' interested meeting. prise. Mr. Hcl»tyre was the announcer of STEICTER AT ELLIS ISLAND on He said that a tentative committee the show. Used Pianos The AeolianOrchestrelle The Victor confer proceeding that ways and means would soon with It developed during the An Admirable Gift by the newly elected members of the House Thomas, according to the agents, had Of Celebrated Makes gift for the critical musician as well President Disappointed Result of data, Dr. As a and the work of collecting which to settle the matter with them with- lover, Leniency Immigrant. government tried as for the unskilled music the to ••cannot be obtained by the out to law. Dr. Thomas explained Exchange Department you will There are distinct advantages in buying employed resort In our Washington. Dec. 14.—The immigration and mu?t be related to experts that his Ignorance, of.the law had caused many Aeolian Orchestrelle willreceive enthusi- the Victor at : he begun at once. find all the best makes of pianos— Aeolian Hall laws are to be enforced a little more strictly for the purpose." would him to try to arrange with the agents to astic acceptance. as result of Democrats are clamoring for rad- any fine that might he styles in some almost brand new— The Victor Department at New York the disappointing "Many pay the amount of each— ~ The possession of the Orchestrelle means the is new. The news which has come to President Taft as declarations and drastic measures. imposed without his having to go to court. ical allinperfect condition. permanent presence in home of a brilliant stock isnew. The records are new. Only a sequel to the leniency h* exercised one. quite forgetting that after the collapse of one's Only every music lover for that any member of the family can direct. models, day last October when sitting for the first the Cleveland programme of 1594-*&5 we are the desire inborn of orchestra the very latest embodying the declared Mr. mastery could have brought to- performer lime a*a court of appeals at Ellis Island. where we were i0i 0 1*75." FORTUNE FOR MISS DEJANON immediate music Whatever the orchestra can play the most improvements, back' need of edu- many magnificent instruments. These adequately reproduce. He recent in the Victor Mr.- Taft directed the admission of a Watterson, emphasizing the gether so on the Orchestrelle can again preparation for exchange for the Pianola Piano, which in many and Victor-Viet are represented. It "Welsh miner with seven children, who had cating the country In were taken in can voice his feelings and emotions ex- the Get Buist Millions Despite Esca- and not because they were in any soothing Veen turned down by the medical exam- a change from the protective to revenue Will anyone can play, quisite voices— voices ranging from the is a revelation to rind such an immense party is not an to their former owners. iner? The case appealed strongly to the system. "The Democratic pade, It Is Said. way unsatisfactory sweetness of the violin or the fascinating oboe display many President, reported as saying of ruin or destruction, but a tones, to the majestic music of the pipe organ. and so beautiful new and he was architect [liyTelegraph to Tho Tribune.] Tf you are looking for a particular make of in it will show itself if en- piano designs from that ho would be disappointed humanity builder which Philadelphia. Dec. 14.— Robert Buist, the piano, or if you are seeking an expensive at He can render all music from the latest popular which to select. not complete power and responsi- our Ex- if the Welshman and his children did trusted with millionaire seedsman, died at the Bellevue- an inexpensive price, do not fail to visit song or waltz to a Beethoven Symphony with the Then thinkof the ad van getting nt* in the enactment of the of brand lurn out Jo be pood American citizen?. bility a* it did" Stratford last night without seeing his change Department. The assortment is unusually fullorchestral setting. records fresh from the maker. You cannot obtain Hut shortly after the immigrant was ad- Walker tariff. granddaughter and heiress, Roberta Buist large. The variety for selection is most satisfying. And he can do all this without the slightest a perfect performance from records that have been come from Mr. characterized the tariff as — complaint* besan to Watterson from prices every case are the lowest ever quoted over mitted • political agitation. '\u25a0Tar- Dejaaon, who had been summoned The in knowledge of music without knowing one note demonstrated and over again. Moreover, our creditors at home. He had left debts be- th'« kii.p pl»" of when his illness for such flawless instruments. Anyone play the Orchestrelle tremendous protects, commissions," he *aid further, "are California at his request from another. can business you against old hind him and wa*» not &ttin? on here. Hy iff days ago. Miss w n : delay and pleas in took a serious turn two artistically. ;'"; ;;^ , records. Ourstock moves so rapidlyas to guarantee the direction of the President the immi- merely schemes for hurrying Webers, Stecks, Chickerings, question never be set- I)«'Janon is supposed to he East. Steinways, must hear the Orchestrelle to realize its new assortments of the latest records all the time. grant «il< asked to explain, and a letter abeyance; The will You settled right, it can Itit said that Miss Dejanon will come $150 up. wonderful musical possibilities. You must play it f:- received from him swyinj? that lie could tled until it is and Knabes, Sohmers, etc. at from At Aeolian Hallone may compare the different .. right except a revenue Into possession of all the Buist millions yourself to appreciate what its possession means to of pet v ark in where he went never 1"- settled on to pur- models the Victoror under condi- not PittsbnrK. despite her escapade of a year ago, when Lower than this you cannot afford Victor-Victiola after his release, and asking help to return basis, because the government has no right one. a lover of music. tions similar to those existing home. from city with Frederick chase a piano, norcan we afford tosell ia the in equity or law to levy and collect a dol- she fled the attractive of the Orcheitrell* can ke *«rured Be home.c Cohen, aged waiter who served An modal sure you hear t.,« Victor at A*oKanH.ll. Unu*u»U/ « the lar of taxation except for its own support. the middle Moderate Monthly Payments If Desired. for $400. Moderate Monthly Payment* if t)e»ir«-d liberal uriDitnenli arranged. According i<. report of Commissioner her and her aged grandfather at the hotel. a* to payment* can be fer Williams, the case, illustrates the danger of "The real question therefore for the they When Mlbs Dejanon was found with Cohen s-'a<3mittings-'a<3mitting any man certified .'.••. the medical manufacturers to consider is whether in .heap apartments in Chicago, and i'\u25a0 suffering- from any phys- will let us Democrats settle It on the ]?-' authorities to brought back city it was rumored HALL, which may anVot his ability revenue or, following the example to this TUr AEOLIAN 362 Fifth Avenue, NEW YORK ecJcal defect to basis disinherited, but *\u25a0 that she would be. this is AFOI IAN fO earn a living and '"the er*-t»t dancer of Met them by the planters of the South with 1**D Z~\i-AV/l-11-T^Yl \**KJm Largest now only son died in The Manufacturers of Musical Instruments in the World *;.allowing any Immigrant to land on the Based to slavery, they will leave It to be denied. Mr. Buist*. childhood and Roberta's mother, the only *.assumption that relatives here will assist Fettled during.some period of commercial daughter, died about two years ago. s. a» %Lm avac iel trouble." v\i: and industrial famine by the mob."