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? ot I** ?OT'
. followlng fUsi
\
'"": ,l,v
?,?:. , , espraaa th" flaep ^M'H^tio
of hi ? ' :"kI tl;v
Whlti .rodhlm
tvary ana how who
u. f,,i , have
thla. -.
? rn.t.d Btatt
, hlcn haf befallen har.
n ,.f the
th? Amb
body home on a ???"?
enU were tenUtrvely raad<
,?,?, lotaJte tbe body bomeica^b
tlling on Baturdai next. hut
' '' ' J_T"
. ??,1. both
,, ,? tho Ambaanndor and a
, ;?, honor to th- Amer*
Arrangements were n t*****
ful ... .., noon ot:
lh, Dean and Chapter of th- Al
win ofiici "? "r 1;oM,.u";
auggi
,),.- Klm morning nral aug
, hapel, and then de
later. Weetmlnater, -
mnall T tminater a
for tliis purpoae la very ....usual. and
OOl, bC dOBf al tl.e Bt?BBtJ0B Of
tho King. , .
Mr_ Reld la stiii graatly proatrated,
but wpm much better yeaterday than
nlng. Two wlreleaadlB*
da)
Honaafroin Mr. and Mra.
,. who aro on the Kr-mi-nnz
. lle.
Dead Ambassador'a Friends.
Hundreda of dlspatcl ondo
,,.?.... Bnrj a: mpathy were recelved
i, ?t Dorcbeater Houae, nnd a con
f carrlagea and automo
ra and frli
hom dtspatcheaand
-ere Prealdent
Mis. Taft, tho DUka and Du
Teck, Dr, r McKelway,
hancollor of the Regenta of the
? . New \".k.
who oabted . n hehaM of himscif and
: 0f Regenta; Mr. and Mra.
Waldorf Astor. Huntlngton Wllaon.
Chanaeey M. Depew, Ambaaaador and
Mra. H'-rri k. tho Duke and Dw
uh. t'.and. th- Marqula and Mar*
of Uncolnahlre, Becretary
Premlei L Borden of
Ibany; An?
drew s. Draper, Buperlnten*Jlanl of the
.-,1 ..f Bducation; Mr. aad Mra.
nator aml Mra.
Lodg ? :- x
ihui ] Bal ir, Ambaaaador and
. I
? >d< ii, Gen*
;: . Ambaaaador and
||n Bi r Don Villuurriiua,
? | ai I ' ? n. i wlth Mr, Koid of
Bpau ??. ;tft- rommis.-ion; Justke
W k. i ?;? . .luHtice and Mrs. McKenna,
ihe Ducheae of Albany, Maaajala da
rai. Davld Jfl*yne HJll, <;o\ >
lfl rman Rldder, Josei?h H. Choate,
Mr. Andrew Carnegle, Wlll
.! i:. ; h Adolnh C. ? Bfl f'rincesa
Chrlstian, the Lord Mayor of i.omion.
.h?- Lord Mayor of Belfaat, the mayors
Inclal towns a
..,.,.?? had Princa
i ??. . - - Louli oi Battenberg
..I Duke Mtchai and ?
adj Btrathjcona
Archblahop of Canterbui thi Pi ocaaa
M of Port?
land and tha Marqula aad Mai-hdoneaa
of Londondt
Th- met at the
?? a! 5 i> m to-'day to |.hs? ? ault
ahi< ? ath of the Ara
m
LATE AMBASSADOR'S
COLLEAGUES MOURN LOSS
Tributes to Whitelaw Reid's
Character and Worth from
Various Capitals of Europe.
! B] Cabla
London, Dac, 17^?Dlapatchaa tiom
many of Amerloa'fl dlplomatlc repre
attvefl in Burope were recelvi i
thr- London offlces of The Tribune foth
y. 4 "nrtis Qulld, Ambaaaador to
pbed Bfl followi from ^t.
>"K:
"In Journaliam Wbltelaa i:. ni was a
iine type of the achool that aatfl da
? doUara and ?eaka public
upllft often at parsona] aacrlflca. Mr.
i public eervlt b did nol corn*
?Mace nrith bla acceptance of public
aff. ??- Idstlm :t!on in high Offlce was
wtit ihe approprlatfl crown of a career
that waa uii A scholar, a
jtUblieist. an BdVOCate, B iliplomut. be
win be ramembered with love ;ih well
I th h**aOT. Whether his aqrrouad*
in?,'?< frere Utmble or luxurious, whether
rhamplonrng a great popular can
home or miuntaining wlth dignlty the
lnt< raata ot his country abroad, he ever
Winter Tours
Florida
February 6, 20, March 6
Pinehurst
February 7
Washington
Deeember 26, January 16,
February 6, 20, March 20,
April 3, 17, May 1 and 15.
If)aersrlee fivlef rataa of fa***
iil Infor-r...'!<.n npp'y to n?
Alt-i.? ?'. STI X'l><*. t> IV A , V\ M.
Pl IKJiK. Jr.. A. l>. P A.. 9tl Klftl,
H, tteW York < Ity, M IA9 ''.
???j r< ix, a a '?? ?'- . gknadal*
i
Pennsylvania R, R.
Ilved ea be dled, a klodly, simpie
? i American gentleman."
Thomaa .r. CBrlen, American Am
?r in Bome, telegrai Iu d
??in th<- death of fVnitelaw Reld the
American people have ouffered a dl -
I ? ? ma, Bealdei bi ed col?
league for the Iaal elght yeqra, h< baa
been my fri<-nd as well. It may be
?aid of liirn that his life, from bo
to th.- end, ii s i... o devoti d to an ln
duati i"' reful and conscientlo i
acttvity in the broad highway of labor
which hia Intelligence and ambltion
permltted him to travel Hla infuence
has been for gO< d, The government
; nnd people ol try hav.; bei n
enriched by hla labora and his life wlll
11..\ide a aaluable leaaon."
H. C. IdO, American Minlster in Ma
dlid, te|( graphe.l:
"Ambaaaador Beid was- ? diplomat of
the flrst rank and ? great editor. Ifl
hia deatb Amerlce loaee one of her
Btrongeet men."
.lohn o, a. Lelahman, Amerlcaw Ara
?r in Bei iin. telegrapbed:
"Aa .Mr. Reld'i career la too well and
rably known to require any
ii iomment from an old colli i|
i can only beg to aaaociate mjraelf with
the Borroaing public ln mourning the
: loss of our disiiiiKuish.il Ambaaaador,
whoae death baa robbed tbe Uolted
Btatea of one of ita moat honored citl
aeoa and noted dlplomata."
Myron T. Herrtck, American Ambaa?
aador to Fraoce, la oa leave of ah
i in Ameiica, bul ? telegram of aympa*
I thv was recelved at Dorcheeter H
from the American Bmbaeey lo Parla.
WONT NAME AMBASSADOR
President Taft Will Not Fill Mr.
Reid's Vacant Place.
Waahlnnton, Dec. ' Tatt
announced to-day, throuati B<
that thi ;?"? I of aanl - ador to
Great Britain, naaula vacant by thi
... win.law Reld, arll
Thla announcement '
ence between the
Pri ildi nt and s. r. tary Knox.
wi re glven
! at'a dectaion. Ha belk rea the im
portaat dlplomatlc queatlom Involvlng
? aal Brttttla nd lha Vt Ited Btatea can
ton by
I ? itlah
?doi Hi hderal
t-eled Wllaon - Idei Ini
i for tne London poot, and
il to appoint aome oo< a
rl f..r only a few montha
lined to
appoli tment, bul ? onaultallon
with Mi roughl a di laion to the
ry.
. no ac?
tion t"? the of Ibe
? . | lt la
I
?? dala ot
? .
!;? :.i
? ? famlly abou d apt tba
offer of the Brltlal - meat <
?
would, ol ?
trat I ndanl on the
? ition of tl ?
'..1 y.-t know i, ..ftl'iallv thal a:iv
.- i h teadet haa been made by the BrttMh
!i 11 !? not do'll ?
. ,. t< ay ahoa n bj tl ? I nl|i _ Btatea
governn ng I ind the
I
ba ieti .
A Vi A I
? ?
.... Mr. Reld to-t
"My a wll ? Reld ? ?
I ... . ,i ra, nnd. while
?lwayi
. , i count i rtu
nate In ?? " wlty to
bave known the man as well ns the dlp
: ma:. lt would hardly i.e beeoming In
me lo comment
. d of dlplon ? ? :
lla klr:d
I) and |
teel hla ry I ?
MESSAGE FROM PRESS CLUB
Expresses "Sympathy for Mrs.
Reid and Famiiy.
?fl,. oard of ti uatea ot ibe N< a foi h
met In thla city yeel
Um foUoarmg < ibla meaaage t<.
Un Whitelaw Reid ln Lon lon
Tha Kew fort the
9\ ,'? . n R. Id v. . If< m< ml er,
di us heartfelt aympethlea to Mi
amlly in tha i
hav.
with imacy and
iournalism.
john TB-dPLE QRAVB8, Preeident
a eommtttee alao was appoloted to drauj
tl >na i" be engron i "i and aenl
famlly. _^^
REPUBLICAN CLUB ACTS
Root, Depew and Low to Draw
Up Resolutions.
i. Root, 1 !hai w ey lf. Di
nted la l nlgl I aa a
? ..i itlona on 11 ?
death ol Whlti ?? ??' meeting of
tha R ' lub of Kew fork, So, M
w , itl 10th : ln at J Vam Vecbti n O
? nt of tha < lub, made ti
for the coremltti ?? beeati a ol tha
warm fiiendahlp thal bad exlated betweea
ti,< n.i n named end Mr. R< Id
The chib -it ita maoting alao dedded le
? the I'lan ef the last few
geturday afteraooa '''
caaaloaa oa tlanel) loi i Oa laauery h.
i!'i:. th first r.f then dlecuaalona wlll be
held No euhjeei haa been aelectod a
plan to begin th.- Berlee i week earller
was abeadoned, aa Preatdent Tatt erin he
in thi ity on the nii-iii of January I
THANKS AUDIENCE FOR AID
Servian Woman Appears Before
Curtain at Theatre.
Mme. siavko Gfotiltoh, arlfa .,r tha
via.-: cbargC d'aftalrea ai London, atepped
before the curtala ln tha Aatot Theatre,
at the end of tl..' NOOOd a. t of ' lla.\
thome of the D 1 A ." Iaal night, and
thanked thr audlenca and tha actona for
tbeir tntereot la the BUffertni of the
woaaded aotdlera and the arldowa an.i
Iren ln tha Balkana < mt -hall al tba
bOXOfllce roceipta are gabtg toward a fund
| that wili boob ba ferararded to the itaikan
Btatea
When Mme. Qroulteh referred to hereelf
m "tbe Mlaa Hawthorne <>f tne I B v
eaa loudly applauded. Bhe said aha
i.. n? much time le the Balkan B
ieatd kaiew th.-ir eoede?atad their airt
?dded ii.at -i.traeetl] prayed that
each and erery member of tha companj
?nd thoae la the audlenca wduld poon
. to love the Balkana aa i he d*d Bhe
accompanled by Profi aor Pupin, uf
Columbia ITnivoratty.
Tl? f and la under the patronage of i'i in
. e*. H< icn of Bervta.
JOURNALISTS JOIN IN
TRIBUTES TO MR. REID
Kindly Expressions of Fcllow Editors on His
Career as Publicist and Diplomat.
Many tributes tn the caraCT and the memory of Ambassador Rcid found
expression yesterday in the newspapers of New York and other uties. Not
a few of them were from the pens of men who had known Mr. Reid person
ally. and a note of true sincerity ran through them. "He just worked. said
one. explaining tbe dead joutnalists BUCCBBB. Another called him a typ.ca
American." and still another hehl him up as an example well worthy of
emulation by American boys. All emphasi/cd the loss to American jour
nahsm and to public lite causcd by h,s death. placing Ugfa value on h.s
t.ervires to the public. both ifl official and private station. Followmg are
some execrpts from cditorials in leading papers:
A Weil Rounded Career. |
Thfl New for* !???>'
Regrel beyond Ibe i.
ol Whltelaw Rel "^
- . noubli
. . ol In one
alone, bul in vai
a rank amoni
. lt) aaa th. l r*l aoal attalned ln m
K-ld acan
hli partj wa ?*? ??
igh
eat i
... ln
the hearta of the Bngl , .
Worth) aln
together In ll rounded i
. areer.
His Success as a Diplomat.
Froni The New 1 ?
w, hava ,- ? tlm - ? '"? ?'**"
iplnlon thal an ' ' .
Il|i"ll l.ol.'
? in . n
v7:>rk Keynote of Achieve-?ent.
From 'i i < N? a !
Th.- . mlnenci
Whltelaw R< I-i d
-
ulor lo-day
. ol II e op|
brighl A."
?
ti
. ??? .
worki
'
?
\
t M i
ning lha
and.
He '
?
?
.. rrican i
Up from the Ranks.
From ': ?
Ueapita ?
I
?
i
i
. ,.i. ei ;
?
? ? ?
i
natura
Created His Opportumties.
.
perlod ot i.
I
.:. '
party, in wl ?
and lacora fea
i ,.i. ? i
i i been i
liortunitlea, but
i . ? oppoi tunll
;ii. nt\ noa i
un n< i raaai y i lu
..?. i, abilil
n ral o 1 . i i.
?
o| hi.. long a'.'l
.
'..I . ...
v. lo ref ore il
I
. i n all thoae oi ea thal
? i ..
I
Me '-i-a'. M ? te ti
. ii...>-.'[i pl
him than thal in pll< d ln II
.i.i. <i
the fui ther forl ne? of Thi
.??,..
VVItl
?
ln tlii> fci'.u ' I o ' l-<
i- ima ti ai i.l men "f
is Oll
i : i . loom. \\ |
work ei a r< I ? ?'
.;. Iti w||| bi ln< luded and his
fulfllli d t f-k ran i mben d
Quality and Power.
i'i om Thi Brookl >n Hlandai.n
Mi niii.ii oi the po iltiona a hli h Mi
pokl and honon I ln edui atlon ai I
plomai > li late a nd i itb?n, la, ol I
, uftli lenl d< monetretlon ??( <<
rer of th man, and ll
rompllmen) lo the calllni w\ \
thal it ait.-d and de). lopt d him foi r,.
,\ hp li eame lati r A
man) aldi d life 1
uiors and the tributea <<f both
natioi h ..( tbe Anglo Kaxon woi Id, whli h
hi -? i '.-. o, a i ? alncen rttod.
His Progressive Ccurse.
i i.,iii rhe Brooklyn Dally I
ii,- eehleved a careei of ?hl< h thi pro*
vt, ,.,,!? ; nnoi
i? held i" have ??' n t..
CMSI '*The woi is t" roui hand, wi II ? ??
? ui hold In II Ihe alghl ol thi
,. for y*ou and cr4*ate ln l ou corn
petem y for ii " Thla waa bla trea
.i... laration to gathi i Inga Df ni n ol
,.., m abroad and here lt convi ) - thal
union "i B4?if poli ? . patlei ? . -1 ud) and
. ,,i \ iMi.ii v. hl ii accented hl prog
.ii newepapei ?
nina io lta cloaa and whlch likewlru dla
lingulahed ln* cou a dlplora itlal
iind publlclat
?. i. now to i um him up. 1 hi
Blowl) dli cloaed revelatlona of diplomatli
correapondetice mual be awaited f."
j,l,-i, perapectlve of e hai he sahl, d I
. ii ,i ni ..f that In u hli h he ara
,ii, ,., i, ,i oi advlaed b Ihi i ? ? enl h<
i, pi eaented ebi oad Pi i ai< ? nl Mi K
,nii iiioN.-v.it. in both tbelr terma, and
lt nl Tafl mali lalni ?. Ul Iti id ln
Ihe aervlce ... I abroad Nol a
!, w Becretui li h ol State aen - d I
I'., -ii.ni \iiiny and dlffi renl they
u. i., Ifr Reld I ?"!? quati
umbaaaadoi "i all Iti.dmli ial I
w hi ther lo France or to <. * ? ?. * Bi I
: ,. li ^,...k. amen tn hia brel hi en, and
to thi Si intah planipoti ntlai lea a well.
ln thi d< llb*i ratlona of the 1 i
I'ur:?.
"A Typical American."
I | dlplomai | ind
BUffer h> the death ol
Hi era a typ
life ai almoal the I ?
. . ? oi
ed perhai
.. i,i. ncy eouw
hold of Thi Trll um Mi
? ii ? PtThai
;.."... tO ' Ul Ul p
? I Wollld 1" ll
,. . to .mi i" t-aj thal no
...a publlc
to make thi Bn
n doi " im -
;. .,ii rlghl thlnking Amei i
noai . ommitti 'i
True to His Ideals.
Th. n had n
? nallal hi i
?
... hl nti mpo
a di| i"io.it lii wiii runk
? I
.?; .. I'nder I
? inodel
ni Ulf him "'? ,H
tt'lr
. .. lln
.
hia ni' i ? ' ' ot < v. i
Versatile and Capable.
.rgua
Xh. ? ' Id. .nicrl
? ? ?
I i
i :
... i_ evl
. ! with ?
? I Bl
?
Kepl to Beat Tr?->dition_.
l
' long
? I
?
aitti ourt
' ?
An Irtopiriftf Example.
?
?
?
?
him
?
?
ii it
'? '
A Lo.s to the Country.
I
ii.. ? Mi
?
i
II I with a
?
A'hiofl . ?
. to hla ni
I '
i iu the i nited .-?
nd stu.i'. admiru I.
Utted ? ' haii Hla III*
-
... i.i cli ar and i": -
, I. Ha I
? i he New
Y..i k Ti I '???:? ajiea
i...
? ? ? ?
| :
i. ii ? ii.i' r of I a rat< n
Bpaln, Mi
inllke qualitle ,
ervtce aa .mbaa
? r irthi i ,
Hla ta. t. Ilberallty.
n.l-r
I, m
i i, n ! i
, death of White
;
_-a
!TRIBUTE FROM DR. HADLEY
I
?Mr. Reid'l Services Great,
Man Himself Greater."
ne l
i , p '.nt Arthur
T Hadli ?? ol I ala ? Inlarereity, apeaklng
death ol W hltelaaj Reld
? horn ? ' ? Hk wai ni fi.:
? . hlp, i aid:
onalli I feel Ihe death ol Mi fleld
. i waa m; in-- lo -? "
him In ihe Iaal hfti
?iiiirj he had oeen a
,l? , tha polltlcal move
?nd of i io- woi i.i
- rom Ihe vei - flral llved i lo ??
toi i In all Ihat wa
.i..,i ralue lo hla
I rienl . and i" thoae who
mi dc>n ? he Imi arted the
?i .-ni. nt I'l . .1 \ | n,l
, hai m ? : !? lii- | iiblic aei rlcea ai ?
man himael f * om ey an Bieater
. ? |... ,n. thlnga ba dld
Amona ITale mdn tha death of Ambaa
Mdor it- i "? ? ?!< d upon aa th
Iom of aa alumnua by bonorary adopt.
and ot i clone friend and warm poraonal
lathiaei ln? hl addn ? 11 at tah
?nd in lalki with Kia.hi.it> ? of the
untveraity Mr. Reld uneeaalngly referred
I to hia admiration for Ita tradltloaaa aad
bla io\. an.i friendehlp for pany of its
?oaaa
On om hi ild la aa eddraee
\ ii. thaU ha fl it ahneat a
member of tha elaea ef ' !. ?<> often had
,i i, gatherlaaga a Ith Ita ntembi i i
pald Mi Reld tba hlgh
, ?, n ibute in Ita gift when it
him the degrei Doi toi of Laara la
,,n tba oi eaarton of the gr< ati I
i . |, r I'l.h ?? tak<n tiy Pale, the
i ol ' ? fouadlng of the uni
? m thal occealon PraoMeal
Rooaevett recelved the aaaae degrea Thla
ima oalj ? atoatk after alr. RaaaeareH
became Prealdenl and waa hia Rrat n'p
from tha u hita Houea afti r tha i
nallon ol MoKlnley. .
10
II
President-Elect Says Country
Shares Grief Over Death
of the Ambassador.
CITY FLAG AT HALF STAFF
Cardinal Farley, Dr. Talcott
Williams and Others Pay
Tributes?Many Clubs
to Takt Action.
x mi, ro i '' ? to the memory ef
Ambaaaador Reid and Btpreaalana ef
, Bthi io Mrn. Hold aad aaea-bera of
U ? famllj were added yeaterday to tbe
many fliprewlain of promineal man oa
the "i.iv .,r .\tr. Reld'a death Aa booo aa
Preaident-elect Wllaon reached the Wal?
dorf, on i is n lurn fr< tn Bermuda, Mr- ? st
th- following caMe dlepatcfa to Mra Reld,
of i io Aii.4-11' an Bmbaeey ?t ? <"11
>lon:
?Mis. Wllaon and i wieh to enarea la
you our beartfell aympathy aith you ia
deep Borrow, ? maroa* which tbi
whole eouotry al
Karili i ln tba day, whlla the Bermudlan
. the harbor, lha Preeldent
,,,,., il|>(. . ? mttt led abeu Mr.
Ri id'a di ath waa meotloned to him
? it is ?;,!.?? iu aald, "very aad, ladeed "
Cardinal farley, who waa a aelghboi Bf
, . .1 thai ba tali a aeen oor
? i tha di ath of the Am
? .Mr u hlti laa Ri Id aaa b deatr friend ol
Cardli al taid "I i""1 known
for b number ol yeara and held bun in
,1,,. i heat eateem a i good ? IU* n, a ?
? ?. ,.in, hi."I oi .,,,.? , ? a
ueigh
? i have b< ea In 1 ka home and bera met
him manj tlmea al dlnnera Tha Iaal tlma
'? r
rioffmaa on i u '? tum from H
wlnter. That evenlng Mr. Reld, a ?
.-i (ra lo ia ,: ! mi l
out from i ' beert l" K" ''
M Ri Id."
Dr. Williame Reviews Life.
, , ... . nrhii ii uaually foi
,,., Mo da: al thi * hool
? urnallam of Columbia ITnlTeralty
ind Dr. Ta
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biti .1. Puria, and ba i ae been the
branch ? f the
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wh< n he waa In thla
., ? oon to
. . being done In I u
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irter Hi ? apreaaed ihe
iiing iu-. attentlon to lha
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I . eera
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? Of loss
II, thl i achool for his death
The Rev. Floyd Appleton'a Tribute.
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Clemi rch, Brookl ng at
t Rt F
. ii i ?olumbla Univi i dtj . paUd ?
... to r'' Ri ?' * work ln pubUe
life. He aald:
Many of ua I iva been readlng thla
mornlng the life atorj of tha man who
, :,n, .i v ? aterda) ' ' a roli ?
?uthoi Itatlve tli in Ihe rolce of the i ?
i>> leave hla hlgh atatlon aa Ambaaa
11 ..f Bt Jami a'a Hoa dld he
min ? lona eareer of
?a politlrlan, a ?,ir eor?
, ? ..?.,! publlclal li<
aorked hard and dld his w.irk thoroughlj
Bul theae u lalltlea alone would not have
bi ? ii ? no i _. 11
, i eonatal tl thi quality of
, not that of the pol elan onlj He
? i upon deallng with hiKh morai
? s w iu, i. he ki ea aloi <? could <?? m
,i reat ecl 11<- i alued I ne reepect of
the publlc more than Ita applauae. iie
- owed hims.-if a aure type or aane
. in puttlnR Rret thinga Bret ..nd
, nlalng t1 raiue or tha
morai ovei every ?ther aapect of iifo.
\n tha Baga oa ttw- ntv Hall wera
i ai half itaff oui <>f i.
? !,, tba hbobmn | of tmhaaaador Reid
Tbe) wlH retnaln *?' half ataaff untll ..n. ;?
ih.- funeral The Baga la many of lha
cluba oi whlch Mr. ReM was a mem bar
wera flown at hatlf atalf yeeterday. Mem
..iiiiiK nt ih.- eluh houeea read Ihe
notlce of tha Ambaaeador*e death poeted
on tha ? luh bulletln aoarda,
gamuel W, Palrehlld, preeidenl of tha
I'nlon LeagUB ilul., s. nl to Mra Ft.-i.l
. ...i ii..- r.u.iii:. ? eableaaaai >,f oondolenoe
..ii behalf of the eluh membera Thr
.. iin i a.. folloara:
??ti . i i.ion League Club of New fork
extenida to rou tn.ii ainci ra aympathy
ii, \ our great afRIi tlon.*"
\ reaolution ""f condolenca will ba
drafted b) ? commlttei to I e appointed
wi.i.ii win be read al t-?-? regular meel
in>', ,,i tbe eluh on January I. tlmllar
preparationa are being made i>> tha Loto*
c'in). and other cluba. Mr. Reld had aeen
prealdent of tbe Uotui Club for fourteen
conaecutlve yeara.
HOMORS FOR CHARUE TAFT
Heads All Classmates at Water
town School.
[iu Tetecreph ta Tba Trtboate. i
Hartford, Conn., Dec. .&? -There was
Joy in Wat.itown last nitfht when
tbe recorda ahowod tbat Charlea p,
Taft, son Of the 1'resid.iit, had w,n
tiearl) all th.' boaora, attalnlng a mark
,,i Mt, arhlle only four otherh al the
Taft Bcboot, whi'h ls run hy llorinv
D. Taft. brother of Um Preeldent, gua>
eeeded In gettlng Enfc Tho nveraa*e for
the hchooi iobolarablp araa 71. j
DREICER & C?
46 ?** STREET CORNER OF 5THAVENUE
WANTS NEW HAVEN SEIZED'
Socialist Urges U. S. to Con
demn and Buy Railroad.
ITaablngton, Dac l* s haire of the
property of tbo New Tork, Nea Havend
Hartford Rallroad Company and
.!. nuiatioti and purebaM bj tha
meat are propoaed ln ? reaolotton Intro
duced Ib tho House to-day by RepreBenta
tl ? tfietor U '? laltet, from
ln. Ifr, Berger wo dd bave the
Housfl Inatruct tba lecratary of Corn
i lerea ;? n<i Laboi lo ? ? I report
tba aataal valoe of the rallroad
> ity, tho aatlmata to I ?? I ??
for lta aaejaframent
ln ezplalalag bla reeolutlon, Mr. Berger
iie.'iatfd ibere would ba "a **eneral and
jaattfled '? iti ? ??" ll i ? ountry hlgn
wera oaerated in the Intereata oi -1
and I nt b a wa] > eonatltute "a
ror.atant n aee to tl pei
tra >? i on li " Ha dene m ?
prevloua Congieaatehal laoulrtt ? lato Bk
leged : Lilroad abueea, on the ground that
tg :'i"ns "had ? ilar aad
ln vi? w," and defended his proj
. it Involvi d the q leation . | l-.,..
emment own. rahip.
With ' ' I lta preili
li d, the K'.l. .< ' '..>n
initt..- of the Houae i - expeeted I
to-morrow on raportlng tha <?shaune.?y
reaohitl oriae aa li
v. ,v i [aven road by a mmitt ??.
wlth a rule provldtag mr its Immediata
leratlon.
The Inquiry lm .IKIoaa ia
New Bngland and the
tha N< a Ha ren i ' Trunk rail
roada waa csenttnued y* lerel
grand jury here. Th< ??. ta,
mlned wer : i
i.-ii, vice-prefltdenl and
i of tl ?? Nea M i??? ai d J. B,
i
i . d
W\. Altmatt Sc (Ea.
BRONZES & CARVED JVORSES
compri5ing 5omc hlghly artistic pieees of
workmansbip, are being dUplayed in the
Bric-a-brac Department at \cry reason
able prices; also a choice collection of
Clocks and Clock 5ets.
Ififtri Atiruitr. -i'ltJi uiui 35Hj ?irrrK i\nu ?urk.
r\ \ E o i
Are You
virtues is rooted in tlu- belief that any?
thing worth doing is \*. < rt Ii doing well, -
whieh accotints for the new English Lined
Scrap Baakets, whereby this humble l>nt in*
Ready dispensable article has been raised to the
for the ^ , handsome piece of fui.
Hollday* i Resides, they are much moi iceable
than the ordinary kind.
\- the 11?>11?'.* - season approaches,
kitchon and dining room will probably
some extras. Vou will find it mosl con
venient and satisfacl
j]MSc_(3p__l
15th St. and t iti Ave., New inrl,
Save Money on Your
Christmas Piano
Buying Where the Selling Expense ls Small
FRANCIS BACON, TREMAINE and
CARMF_N Pianos and Player Pianos are
being retailed from our wholesale show
rooms, 505 Fifth Avenue, Rooms 505-6.
c
SPECIAL
HRISTMAS
SALE
New Player Pianos
$367 up
Convertible Pianos
The standard piano of the future, so constructed
lhat a player piano action can be installed at
any time without exchangtng the piano.
$235 up
Used Weber Pianola Piano
as Good as New
At a Bargain
THE BACON PIANO COMPANY
KM.il'h-l'.e.l 1789.
(Tel. 3438 Bryant) 505 FIFTH AVR (Near 42d St)

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