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COUSIN. H
princess Leopoldine of Hohen
lohe on an American Tour.
, :' t 1"'1
? ? lohe, who er
? terdey
Wilhelm II. from 1'r??
' ? ' Pi ir?. Egon, a
? ? ? fat Victor ?if Hohen?
bor and Prln.ce <?f ?v
'? u ?>f ths Imperial
,?i?ii?. ?'in!. ..t ? lernten] Bhe h
ni?iron, the sMeel of whom,
i namesake, is t*onn??cted ertth
? th? Int? rlOT at Merlin
? it, sub-lieutenant
man navy, i- now travelling in
purpose of j. inlng
minion and aft??t -
Bl ? that she bes
< the At ntic an?i deserted tor a time
OB St..nil., ?ir Lake. In
belongs to the mad
rerelgn fa
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by birth to
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Rom.Tt.ces of the Voss Family.
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the wldoared Countess ron Voss, which
? ntalled to the latter nom? Il ns very
akin t.i ostracism
Swettenham Episode Not Forqotten.
That th? English have not foraottoa the
unpleasantnsas between sir Alexander
Bwettenham, the formet <:?>v.-rn..r <;.-n-i.il
"' 'aini'i?, and united Btates Admiral
Charles Henry Minis, in ittT, at the thrne of
the desti ictlve i irthquakes at Klnsston, in
I land, ?vis sh. wn la one of the ad?
dresses d.iiv. t?d ??t the recent meeting of
th? BrK . . latton al l*o*rtamonth, by
F ?' Hartog, faglatrar of th?- Unlvendty
<if I*?*mdon Bsplalalng thai he ws
of th? examining board ol the gr**at naval
colles? at Dartmouth, whence naval
are gradu?t?***!, as midshipmen, Into
the royal navy, he declared that on the
occasion of his examination at the college
fea weeks prerioti?y he liad set the
ti the following question, in order to
obtain an Idee as t?. their common sense,
u ? t end i imposition
"You am to write a letter ?xntler the fol*
i n cunu I ? i '. ? Fou are to i oppose
? elf th. governor "f s tropical Colony
v 11? h has r?*-cently be? o de? tated by s
hurricane You have teletraphed ?
' Brltlah admiral for assistant??, hm j
nnot reach yov for son? ?lays Mean
while, ti.Imlral of s foreign and friendly
t "wer has ? ome t- the ? lane? of the
and hai off? red to help you bi
? s party -f bluejackets, which offer
you hav? accepted Tin landing party has)
? able , ?dstanc?. but the
help i as now arrived, and queetloni
of divided suthority hav? nd you
?? for? ?k:, admiral t.. wlth
? ? *:?*?** i i- mei i.nt he has taken no notice
Yon are to write s tactful
ktter asking him to withdraw hli me*
without delay."
ordlng to Reglstn r Hartog, fullj one?
fourth of the naval cadets conveyed their
n tlmatlon t.. the for. Ign admiral That he
take i iin~.it otY t.y inviting him
" ? ? to ? farewell banquet The
? v. had various other
.hen n rthy of ? train?"!
oil ion,atist Perhaps it would be well if
the hoard ol r-xai ners at Annapolis were
to take a ;.. ? out of the booh of their
gues of th? naval college at Dart
month F?,r it would be useful to Imbue
th? fut n admirals with some
|usl how t?. .,? t when tl <?> Rnd
th? mselv? nfroi ted bj so tactless,
cranky and Impolitic i I olonlal
????vernoi ai Bli Alexander Bwettenham
M .RQU1SE DE PONTENOT
-?
MAYOR EATS PURE FOOD
Devours One Oyster While In?
specting Garden Show.
Mai at. en oyster lasl night
The particular
that appealed t.. the Ma? ?
was in a i.th at the Pure Pood
' ? ing t eld In Madison Square
astronomical feat had
?1 lyor renuu tad
"That tastes like real pure food "
As soon as Mi. Qaynoi appeared at the
entrai f the ( larden on bis row
? m h<- ??a* tsken in tow by f*aul
who la i ni?.n
Tin- Mayor ? vi?'t> i practically all the
d nol linger
tayed longest al the booth
wife is
? oush faulty . lei an :
?
? M iyor "1 am
il that trad--mei
loa ; ty sr d? monstrstton
? ?? . *ery bes t m<
doing aws
tin- kind ol
? exl |>?U8e was !.. foi
?I ih?- Utl
tion Here he remai
, kind- ? gii I'd like lo mai t )
The Army and Navy booths and tbs
\. ? istry cxhlbil Iso
his Interest
MISS BURDEN ENGAGED
Marriage to David Dows to Take
Place Here This Winter.
Newport. Sept ? ouncement
? ? . ement
of Miss Owendol} youngesl
? : d nd Sin I Towns, nd
Rurden, of New York, to David Dow?, of
New York The wedding, M li said, will
In New Y?.rk ?his wint-r. but
?
il ? ? r i ?ht that Mrs
? ? h held ' ? publl nnounc? ment
form? ?i t h? members "f her
t imlly and pome of hi
Ml ? Rurden Is sn sttra? I
n oman and for ?ome tlm?
memrx f th? I Bhe wrlll
. -, port li fea dayi to visit th?
tatnii ? y 1 low -, an uncle of her
? ? ck, N v
?i family r< union
her? thlt w< eh Mr. and Ml '? T t
Burd? tter foi ?
.......... ? : ? married
?
are ei cted morrow
foi i i with Mr Burden's parents at
... ? m
Mrs i Tov na? nd Burdei annlna a
? party In honoi ol th?
.,\ alght
WEDDINGS.
. ? orfer,
daughter of Mr and Mr?. Louli J. Recken
.i i ?'linn. took place
d;w at no n at R< xhall, th- home of
; Bib? ron, v> J. The
brld? ' rere her ti r, - little
. ? . er 1st? i. a ho
? ? dhelm was
?
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? , tii Brow? r, niece of Ml and
M- r.., deiick 'lar: ? ' - 1er street?
.|< .i h? re n- alght to Keni i tl Karl
? irk. by the Re*. Dr. William
M !_? srr? n tor of th? North i i
?
: - pi (Special) ? -
m i ? . daughter ol Mr and
Mr- , ? Q riookwa; of Nt I
. both
-, married to?nighl in
the Ha ' !l l,v
in. Be*, i ?aniel Hunt < M i
,? ? ?.
BYRNES'S DAUGHTER TO WED.
ii. nrj B (Tark, ol So \i I W? I
i, . Louis? Byrnes ds
. i . :, . ... ? ms P. Byrn? I '
' n.t
'??it-, ii..ii ey are to be mai
? ? i?, n oi Tii' n .
? ,. toba i I" Mi Byi iw who
, No 111 Weal 77th tree! gs.
I- '? Is
eara old. II? irav? Ma
tai ) and tres irei
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FOPDHAM'S LAW CLASS LABOE
i
?School's Seventh Year, with New Class:
of More Than Oai Hundred.
The i-'oi'ihaui ITnlvei II B?.i ol Law
l now in Its sev? nth ??? mr, was foi mally
l opened I l?t ?t ramegl? n ill The
more than one
'.,.,.. . ? iti lbs Inrgeal i lass
l ., t . nt--t.-.i llH ? nol
H >?? fin mi i aflei '.n si N"
:..,. wn, re a.-. ..mm...i itiarms
: ' ii dr? ?t t identa
? ' of the a h.
In th? ' '' ' :???:. I
at No "" *"?** ' ' " roQulred
'M'KIAIBIMI
Lands Passengers en Fifth Day
Out from London.
_
SOME FROM THE OLYMPIC
W. R. Hearst Arrives - Favors
Champ Clark for Democratic
Candidate for Presidency.
Through the earl) start ? he had from I
Qaeanstown Issl Bundey, the Cunard liner
Mauretanls mana^d to mak.- ?i- una nail
early docking lest niuht. lending her pas
sengera in this dty Bhortly after >> .
These i?a.?s?),_..rs hkd breakfaal !n [?enden
? Baturdey, left that city about noon
an?! w??r. In N? w York on th.? erenltlg O?
the fifth ?Jay In time for n bite ?llnn.-r
The Mauretanls brought oSei i.'?
sent-'.-rs. Ut betnt lli Iba sa!n,,n and 111 !n
th.? ?second cabin. Kv.ry stateroom was
lilted, a few of th?. travellers were from
?h?- disabled Whit. Bte.1 liner * H) I
William Rendolph Hearst, sccomi
? li wife ;in-i Mcretsry, with whom he ,
had made a trip through Daimetta, s.rvii. i
siavonia and Rumania, \?.i- ?? pe
..a the Mauretenle.
li?- said he hsd been swsy so long he
\\.?s i.i.i in touch with politice, bul added
thai he bad airead) Bxpreeeed hli tdewi
?m Movc'i??! Harmon end ilovernor Wilson
ai Pr?sidentiel timber When eeked whom
he fsvored for tin Democratic candidate
to: i'/!J he -1 ok.- i?,- t-hamp "Mark.
"The refui al of th?' ? !enadl in to secepl
r. < l|?t??. It) ," s u?'. M?' ll?-at -t. "W8S a
'.. m. i f.-it certain that they were
in favor "f redpro Ity, bul ?.' .-????ins that
did not want it "
'i' . Right Hon Lord st? itheoi a, Hi>--h
? ? lanada, returned on the
? tenle, iccompanled by his ?ieughter,
the Hon Mv Robert Howard although
ninety-one years "hi. hs eras active ana
. hi ? rful, snd express? ?I id? ? to leave
fi.- Cenads last night
i am fled to L'..? off Mu ?-. !.?? said,
m l do not like travelling b) ? I
I n- ,.r sailor Of , n ir?-,.. thll WBS a
line h ipii. ker trip than th?- first
mini? n? this country, seventy-three yeeii-i
ago. That voyege took forty days, Mr it
vas ?considered a record for thai time."
T.??r,! Btrathcono, when asked if It was
true thai he would represenl the Dominion
anpthei . ? u In England, repll?
"Why. i am golas bach t.. Englend nexl
W. dnes lay on -his Bhlp." ,
Concerning Canada'? refusal to swept
the reclproclt) treaty offered by th.- ITnlted
States, l.?.r?i Strathcons seid:
??] represenl Canada in England, snd T
roiiiii not ? i n opinion on th.- sut>
?, ?. -t i ??.in soy that Cenada bes no un
frlendly feeling towerd tin? ITnlted states."
Mrs Philip Ven Velkenburg, who. before
? ??,.. t., her pr?s? ni husbend, was
t'-.- widow ..f William ihiv.-s Chapman,
M??- Connecticut drygooda merchant, re
l ist night "i. ' I? r to bring
... ;? ? -: ? The ces?
would be tried i?i the Supreme ?'oik? ? . ?
month Mesnwhile, the seid, she would
lees? the fon ? ?,f the lit. Wl
C Whitney in Fifth avenue Mm. Ven
Velkenburs ?pent much ol her Mm.- anroed
with Misa PSm a?' will come to
tins country in time f'-r the trial .?f her
dlvori.- i ?lit.
Among others on the Mauretanls wa-?
Frank \ M II ?v. the pul Usier. ? I
? ??. Olympic when h< was rammed in
Soient I ? ? ?!???'
eld there wa? no i:r?-at b1h ?
board aftet the a? eld? ? ? ral be?
lift, he d? l r< d, ? -?-- tl it tie- navigator
Hawke wa in effori to
display fei - nd did not cot
.. d< i the M" ? 'i "f the ? Hymplc ??r the
pow? r of hi After tl ??
til Mi Muneey senl i wii ? I?
to a friend In Laondon, askir - tl -
he i- bk trans? ? tl for him on the
Maur? '?? ?
Othei Ms iretenl? ?rere ? ;
and .Mr? Aquirl, Mr and Mn Theodore
w Cramp, Reer Admiral Mi (leorge
i: id? . J ? ? ??? ? tritt, Colonel
W Qordoi McCebe, Mon Ignoi Jemes P
Siiiti.it and Mr and Mis Clereno Mackey.
SIDES WITH INSPECTORS
Loeb Finds They Put In Lot of
Time Without Compensation.
Th. ???? plelnt ??' customs Inspectors ovei
long bout * of work because ? ? ?
. docking "t .ifter dst 1-.
, hea heel teken up by Collector Loeb Th.
?.,?>r?is for the first taro w?-? K ni Beptem
I ? w? i that i: were
tended eft? 8 i- m. while th? number <?f
. ? . ? ? d ?fnr de) houn \\ ta
it whs ? | own thai ....
?
Beptembei 1, air I rs on Bep
;, mi,? ? 2 ?n?! neat I) ?i.M.t.-. n bom
Beptembei rere compet?? ?i to repoi t
on Mal.?.; ' m t?? tak<- ear? of
?? mers coming; ii on thol dey All
work wea done withoul extra
? ompensation
The Inspectors oompi itn the! they are
up thai "??'?? during the
on, when nlghl work he
.i matter of almost dally oceurrtsnee
?if the 128 men on the force only abo I
are available for beggege Inspection on
week dayi
THEATRE TICKETS STAY DOWN
Managers Show No Sign of Following
IMr"?ro's Example.
Then will be no g< n? i si sd> snee m the
? ? ..f theatre tlcketi despite the fact
tha? ! ' i?! i:? l - the price ?.f
hit h??- seeti "n Saturday nights fr??m |??
?i i.. ? Bhuberl I favors tht
plan, bul will not adi n?re hi-, own prices
Th? only other It ? ha- I.? ? n
; .. n I" i.i? bier ?*?? <*" In In?
"Th.. Harden ol Allah," which is uoon to
:,. produc?? ; ai th.- Ontury Theatre
A repn ? ? ntatli e of Mr Beta
th? Bel ?? Theatre w >
made lergel] ai an attempt :
?
SICK IN BED; GETS SUMMONS
Supreme Court Refuses to Vacate Order
Served on Woman.
Holm? swy? aak? .i I
l?. ndloton ...-i.- da) ? te the servi?
. f a immon on hi-- arid ?t- !
: i m an action brought by
in ihn mon A Vedder on the ground thel
arhen Ihe summons was served Mrs Jon?-?
??? as ill in bed lustlce r? ndl? ?, n d? ni? d
?tlon
i " \ ? ddet nd to i.i p_ ni i n??te
?t be r*?n
d? red n< arlj ? ?? real eg? i . irtas lhal
th? stat.it? ol llraltetloni would autlew his
? i ?im hi ?a ? Id? i i?? ?n? If? bed ot.hi
11? lilt) m ??? i trins Mi Job? - it her bom ?
? '? ? i .-...... ?i onkei s, ... , woman
? mployed ?he ws HI Au
? ilth lot ? i ? >.iii|i|.iii,.,i mal Mu ?
Bmlth ??? m to hl home, poshed her
s , i -?.-?t tl.? r. .?i,i. and, soins ip 'o
n ? roc.ni n I erved
n.? |,:i|.? ? ? ? in? h s? mu? iffi t< -I the
i- f. ?,? , ?m i tlon
Ml Smith ? n? n verain ...
fold ??.. ?' the meid U| stall . ' pelng \l? ?,
i. i?m i K? ?l iboul Ihe - mis'iai
i?l Ml null s ' ill, ?ii, he ml ? a her
.o ? i ? mi.-. ' Von er? Mrs Jenes
?hank you ?/????.i mot alnf "
MISS CHASE IN SHAW PLA
London, Once Cold to "Man an
Superman," Now Enthusiastic
IPv ? ?t.la to Tila Trll.line 1
London, Bept El Pauline ?'hnse-?? n\
pearanc? as Ann Whltefield was tl
n< v. i feature ?,i the ravivai of Bernai
BtiaW'S "Man ami SnperiH I II" t?'-tll?-'i
??t ths ?Criterion Bh? played Uve pa
a it'i a m him-!? ?i humor : ml an ...
grace, ;,f,,i r?-\?-aif! genuin? ?t.-n.?
power, with th?- light?****! i oeslbta tone
Roberl Loralne's Impereonatlon ?>f Jol
Tenner was ev? brilliant th.
??h? ?i h. ? nac?, il th - part in Amerlc
Then was a Substitut* f"t" Alfr?
Bishop, Lut ?h? ?-..m- any was exceller
?Edmund ' M- ???. i?, mir, |i.-rhii?s. tl
?Ir.'l!? st Bgure '?n t'a?- 't:-ir. Tin pis
? r ? ?I With an i irlinslasm in-irl
???iiy in contract with the Indifferent
end coolness originally displeyod i
London.
INCREASE OF "l00 AT YAL
University Starts 211th Yea
v/ith Over 3,300 Students.
I ii\ T?-i. gi i ??? itam? ?
N'w Haven, s--i I tt Tals opene,] li
211th ?..n t?, ?|.-,\ with Slightly Im-r.-as.
.h. ndance. Th?. tr? shmen i lam In tl
academic depertmenl win number aboi
- and la the BhefneM s?-i.-ntiti<- Bcho?
about )'??. and Ihe university membershl
Is likely to,exceed UBS, an Increase ?
about i?"
Two nee dram assumed ofne? to-daj
the Rev Charles R Brown, ??? Oeklan?
? 'ah, in th? Divinity ?School, ?end Prt
Hans Oeltel in the graduate school Des
Brown ?u.la the i'?? ? Dr. Curt?a arh
?i|.-i| euddenly during the summer, sad Pr
feseet .?.-it'i replecei ?Professor Andrei
W. Phillipe who . rgenlsed the ?gradu?t
tmenl i w. ni ) y< .?rs a.-o
The Maaon lehoratory of mechenlci
. ngineering, whi, h doubl? - the fa? lllth
>?f this deportment, ?.?a-, opened todas I
i- on Hlllhouse avenue and is the gift <
i-eorge ?'.rant and William Maaon, of Chi
cago The Bloene physical laboratory, o
the Plerson Beg? Bquere, Is sboul bal
completed, an?i ground has just bac
?broken for the Boologtcel leboretory, ?>
ame squere, snd for the new Wrigh
imimiria! dormitory, oa Mm ??i?i campea.
HARVARD OPENS WITH 3,001
Freshman Class Largest on Rec
ord, with Many from West.
Cambridge, Ma?,.-. ?Sept tt, Harverd Col
lege opened its doors for Its IMth year o
ucademlc Instruction with a registration o
students in the department of art
end sciences Itagtstratton In the law a?
medical Bchool? will Increese this numbe
m eoti-i?i.-rah]y over :..????. The frrahmai
mm- yeer ? scee?i In numbet aa
. v? r admitted to the college ' There era
larger representation from the Wea
than usual, through the effort of Preelden
Lowell, win? with presidents snd seen
teries of Western Harverd clubs bav
worked t?? make the college popular in tha
peri ol the c untry Among the enterln
U dents is Lionel 1?- Jersey Harvard,
. ndant ol ? reletlve ol John Herverd
who founded the institution in ISM Ph
meetings ol eoui i f.?i Inatrutfloi srll
i. held to-morrow, .
Redcllffe College opent-d to-day with i
registration and a rec? r?i frrahmai
? lass Ai ? there wen
eddressra by Presldenl Rriggi ind Deal
For the entertelnmenl of Ihe fre h
,ll gerne wea i leyed late
b? iu.. n two picked t? inu
CORNELU^TlNTEMPERATE
President Schurman Denies Ac
rusations of Crane.
I?',a. I V Y . S? |rf 2* In his
addresD to the students .?t the opening o|
cedemlc ? ? ? -ii t-nl ? rslty to
?l -. Presldenl Jecob .Gould Behurn
plied to tl - ? -a of H T ?'? n ?? ol
who called attention h few ??...?<?
ago to the all? ged ? i ? Int? mp? r
anee among th? tudenl u the large]
American ? ? ? ? nlv?
'Having failed ?o convince the America:
p ibllc thet a < olleg ? m is worth?
1. ? Mid Pr? irtnaii. "?
tacks unlversttl? ...
i know the pr? denl many prof?
of Herverd "i ale, Prtnc? ! ? 'olumbia
end l know ,. ,: .,..?? pi ?feseon at Cornell,
ami I m? ? ? ? . thai Mi
? ?? am '.- allegation ar? a libel and outrag?
on a i?roii|. ,.f the ablest, most high
. i an,i devoted cttlseni ol the repub?
lic '
i >r. Bchun ed that he had mad^
Investigation end had ?retched the conduct
ol tudenl et i "oro? i for a lorn; tlmp, end
knew there wes no Intemperance at thet
? itlon
Tl ? registration i I ? 'ornell
. -?? of IM over last year al
this time There ere 2.512 old students en?
rolled and l?_ freshmen. The Increese In
the freshmen i I - Itt The total
? ?1 1,781 if- expect? d by about
MO befor? the roll li i om k t? d
45 CHINESE IN COLUMBIA
Number of Students from East
Greater than Ever.
Thai Columbia's popularity jn China Is
i ? ???>? than that of an) othei Am? rl< an
university l-? evidenced by the record
king number of forty five Chines? stu?
? at th? unit emit] thl rant tenter
,-. was the beginning of lectures for th??
fail, end bright end eerly did the Chinese
students i--?? t-. their claairoomi
in the academic yrai of ""?" tt th?-re
were blrel) a half dosen ?Chinese attend?
ing Columbia T?>-?la\ there arc more ?'hi
nese In Columbio Mum la any other uni?
versity in th.- United Btates, and there la
promise for an in?-r?-a-Ina number every
Th?- ? Mill ? ? ,'??.? la
students t?. chooi ? whate 11? ge th? y
?hink best Thet an mai elected Col
la thought to be due to th.- feet thai to
man) Chinese gradu?les of Column!
no?.?, holding responsible positions in China
'I'll- she? IK ? of anv ? Ihlnese i m itudenl
In ' lolumbl i brought forth this ? -
from ??n?- of the ?Chin?
"The officiel* in cherge ??f the government
ar?- sorel) afraid t.? sllow many ?-...in,
m? n t?. stud) Weeten ? . they
fear the) might i?- supera? ?l- ?i by the ? i
<!? in aftet th, lr ra?turti t<? Chll
P. & S. BEGINS A NEW YEAR
Dr Cragin Warns Freshmen
Against Becoming Specialists.
The ?College of )'h
in Wee! sjfji street, opened ?? ? lerda) ,?!t.|
n??oii for M?? '? ?h academic reai )3event)
eine nee studenta nrer? enrolled during the
de) Tbc students now number W m
. ?,iiip?ii?.i v.im m last ? ? u
Presiden! M? bol ? Mu raj Butl? i ..f ? ???
lumnte t iiiv.i'Uy. with which the medlcel
coll? ee Is aillliat? ?I pi? i.h ?I u th? ?.|
exen le? s m il?? lecture room < ?th. (
the i?iaii<?i m wen i teen s \\ Uimi,, rt,
i ?i w un.?m ? lira ? ; ? ?? - on i. Rm
m? tt. Molt. Hat man S? hulte ami f ,
Jenewe) I >r ?Sdwin H Ci sgtn, proi
ol ol t'ti k - and i:? n? i olog). delivered an
addreas on "Sp. ? i.?u-m In Medicine." ?ha
11 > >_- which be said thet Ihe apecletlet ??a.
naturally ?? narrow man. and then added:
11.? not ?pei lallsi loo ? -.,?. i?. Develop
\,?iir*?,-lf Hist a a man BCCond ... a ?lo.
na third ? si ?
i?r ? "regln paid a tribute i the br? idth
and man) aid? dn< "t Ihe g? n? ral pre? tl
of th* coi ntry, but n mied thai Un?
to |en? s tit m.-?u? m- bad ? :?>?? <-xt.-i,
?.
THE CHARTER CRY FROM ALBANY.
"Help US, Murphy, or we ??ink!"
I Mve for any one man to compass It. Tin?
literature of even one specialty, h? de?
clared, was almost beyond the graap of an
individual.
-??_____
FED MANY MILLIONAIRES.
Mrs. Rebecca E. Frick Kept Famous
Philadelphia House.
[Bjr T. i.-m;i; i |o Th? Tribun? |
Philadelphia, Sept U Thtsre
away In Ihla i Itj to-day a woman who, in
her younger days, had entertained at h?-r
table peraoni whoa? privat? wealth to?
talled .?.'?".'??1."?1 Bh< was th.- friend of
sui-h m.'ti a- A. -I Caasatt, .lud?;- Cadwal?
ader, Georg? Il Rarte, -r and Anthony J
Drexel Blddie She was Mi !:? tu cea K
Frlck, -t The Hermitage, W??s( Consho
? , . f? ? mer t Ivll War nurse
H.r boarding h..us-, at No ZU South
un street, where for years prominent
11 a i.tii. ?ai- of tii- l'. nnsylvania
oad took luncheon? waa of mean pro
portions ami unpretentious Interior, which
bei patroni arould never permit her t?.
Improve it wai tarted slm<
| ' a Mis? Wilson, a'
..f th- comedian, Pram .- Wilson \
Mr- Prick's natrons were:
Horace Blnney. George Roberts, A A
M?l....d, Franklin H Gowen, David Will
rams. General Hartrauft, Alexander W
\'. let? r, i i. ? v i-;. ts, Harry Bartol,
William Arrott, ?'hail-- Cadwalader, sr.?
David Si nil. Theodore i. De Brow, MorrisI
Clothier, J. .1 su!. Henry Whelen, sr., Hen?
i j Wh? len, u', tawing .1 Hutu. 1. CI
[fiddle, ''I.arles L. and Beauveau Borle,
(ieorge Btephenson, Andiev? M
u llliam lirooka, .1 Botch Wist? 1. Krank
Patterson, William HIIL E?Jgar Church,
Henry Justice, Th.lore Juatlce, Dilwyni
w ; 1er, is.,,i.- Clothier, .1 B. Upplncott, '
?.?1 pincott, St. phenaon 1 '1
Am? - B. Mttle, Jame? M Swank. General
Wagner, Rodman Wiater, C
?? Harrison, Alfred C. Harri on, u w.
I ? un, l. \\ i.-t. r, .1 Bobci 1- s.ris
her, Jamea F Mit? hell and Jos? ph \\ hur?
ton
THEATRICAL NOTES.
??n account of change? to be mad.' in the
...st. th, first performanoe of "Th? > 1
Homes," announced for the Broadwaj
Theatre for to-morrow night, has been post
poned until Thursdaj night, October ???
s..it.s airead) purchaaed for Saturday
night will be griod for th? opaanlng night
at tin? Broadway Theatre
'I'll- final closing of the Polies Ber?ere
Theatre has 1?n definitely settled upon
for to-inorroa evening 1 ai Monda
ts.??;-. oi altering the house Into a regular
ti.. ?tre will begin.
The cast ha- been completed which Is to
support Mme Simon- in "The Thief," the
first offering of the tem?os French ?
at Daly's Theatre, October if E*dv/tn Ar?
den ?rill ?ak. the part of Philip Voysin,
Albert Gran the part of Baymcmd, Sydney
Herbert that of the detective, C
I't.i-ids th- !?'. rdltiatid, Grace lla's..?, Vlllla
t?a- pat* of Isabelle and Mm- Blmone, of
course, the Mart.- Louise, the part she
n. ,,i. d In th? i'. mat? In di au,a
An.g the passengers on the Majeatlc,
? d for Am-ilea ti..- day ts tore
yesterday, was Lewis Waller, the Ei
?ctoi uho 'will play ths pan of Moris
Androvsky In Th- Garden of Allai
it.. ? rentur* TI entre
Lad) ? ?i. "i" one ft tors of th- (
Jrrsh Players, arrived in Bouton yesterday
and '111 r. m.'in with th<- company until
It 1 turn to puhiin a number of Lad;
Gregoi ? ?Maya r? nclud? >i m (he r? i -1
tes ' "i the Irish Pis rr and s 111 be ai te 1
later on In Nea
\ special performance of George Broad
new play, "Boogbl and Paid POr, '
nlll h- givei for members ol the th-nri-ai
profession on Bunday niu-iit The pot*
formance will tak<? place al th? Playhouse,
in to thorn outside of tits pro?
fi Ion a m b ? by i ni)
? 1- wen IH army and na*<*j officers
ii. . ml at th? ii. iai.1 Square Theatre lai I
night to see the klnt*?marolor pictures ol
th.ronatlon and the greal naval review
..1 Bplthead
i.? i? Lee, s ho pte) 1 the Mr Podmor? In
? '" at William ? 'a U 1 's turned) Tb?sa
tr? and wn,, eras uddenl) atricken blind .?
.im n? d t- t be cast last
? V? lilil??.
Ml Li alie t'.,i ter, s ho haa been ill, ?ill
retui n to her rehrarsah for th? road pro
d 1 11.>i. of "Ts 0 W "'ii' n" ilorliur th? ??? 111
1 ? ? k
v sketch -ail. d 'I'h. Ore il Bum -ation
given al the Lamhs Club last sear and
later al the ' i.oii?-' gambol" In Ths Men
'in-all-, his been purchaaed roi the Priera
? ?ni and, ?ith it original raa including
l'ail Broten ?di make a tour of the Percy
\\ llliam .nt- iheait? Ing 011
< '? loll 1 .1
m. .m between the ? llanta
,1 ail ' ? own on the na*
? -?m. i.,.-.ih 'ii coi.n.1 n tl- .v. ?
York Root Theatre, beginning at 1 o'clock,
j Ni w V01 |i um
OBITUARY.
EX-SENATOR C. F. MANDERSON.
\. ?? ?-.-is received here last night of th
death of ??Senator C?arles ?Ttederick
Mandereon, of Omaha? Neb., on board the
? er Cedric, which s?*?led fr..m Llver
eaterday He went abroad early in'
r immer for hi- health. He was ?., pas?I
. op th.' Otjrmptc srhen th*? Mir White
star liner was rimmed by th- Hawke
General Manderaon was horn in Phlladel ,
phis In 1?-T7. and after being educated in the
public achoola there h?- moved t<. Canton.
<>hio. where he studied tew. At the outbreak I
..t ti?- Civil War he enlisted :n th- Canton
! Zouave? Following meritorious s?rvtee In I
campaigns in th?' Middle West sad an
Sherman's march to the ?--a tie resigned
i from th- army on account or aevere spihal
{ wound ? d at LOVeJoy Station.
Georgia in :?';i H< tted briga?
dier lo neiai
in IM he moved t.. Omahs and quickly
rose in th?- politic l councils f N? brssks
m ?, el? ? ted t'nlt? d State? Senator In
? d t. -??l-.'t-d in IM in ?h- P?nate he
? ? ? Joint Commit.?
Printing ami a member of the roramitttes
on Territories, Indian Affairs, Military
? ' daims. Jn ti ?? -??? ond ??
? ? , sial ' "ongr? u he - ul el? cted
??r.' r. mi.if i . h\ nate, and con?
tinued In ? ? Bice until the Bannt?
.am.- Democratic, in IM, srhen he raaigned.
.'.din M Thuraton aucceeded him in ? ?
?Senat? II ??.ft? t 1MB be was ?-??
? ri.- Burllngtoi system of rall
roadi west of th.- Mlasouri Rlvtsr
General Mud rson vu long a rnembei
of th- American Bar Assodatton. and
-.. ? ved . . " Md.it In ? ?
II- marri- M ? Bel.''a Brown,
of Canton, Oblo, ? bo was with him on the
trip ahroad
MAX SCHOENFELD.
Mns Bchoenfeld, president ..f th.- Loeb .?-?
Bchoenfeld Company, "f \,. g* Broadway,
dealers in la?**es, died "ti We?neo?oj l,n
Meran, Tyrol, Switzerland Mr, Bchoen?
feld w is aixty.one years old H- had been
in po-r health for sum- time, hut th- aears
of his death was imexpected. He les ?
in- married daughter, Mrs. Jennie Tuhn.
a resident of 11.1> ? ir in- body ?.?'in not
be brought her? for burial.
Th- campan) ol which Mr Bchoenfeld
was head has ml oras in Mew
York City, ''anid-n. X .1. Ptehklll, N. Y.
?m?l Rorachack, Bwltserland.
THE REV. DR. WILLIAM PATRICK.
Glasgow, Scotland, Sept. SI.?T
l>r. William Patrick, principal .?f Manitoba
Presnyteriati College, Winnipeg?, Canada,
lii-u to-day at Kirklntllloch, Scotland.
William Patrick, !? it. era? horn In <;'a<
go*a i'i '? ?" He eras educated in Glasgow
t'ntversity and at Heldelhurg He w-nt to
Canada In ""'ii ????r-' had been principal of
-:?!??. that date
LINCOLN'S BODYGUARD DEAD.
?Washington, Bept ? William a. Lswls,
a bodyguard of Abraham Lincoln ?lurln?;
th- Civil War. and a pi-man at the
Whit- House for thirty-five yean, died
here to-dai it- mu eighty-Bva yean old,
th- deal policeman on active duty m the
i national capital
OBITUARY NOTES.
FORMER JtTDOE JOHN JB88UP, of th?
r-,i uceeter ?'..unn ,\ .1 i rourta, died sud
!*?? n ? fr?mi an sttavck <.f acute Indigestion
yesterday at Wi.o.ihury, N j sin?-.- his
retirement t.-n yooro ago he ha?! been prac?
law Jud '.. i ity-ntne
I ? ,? old
MRft ALICE M II llAUKKK, ?rtfe ??f
Charles s Ba?rker, oled al har home, No.
he?? Bedford a?.nu.'. Brooklyn, on Monday,
at ths ige ot fifty-eight reara Bhe ? is
actively engaged in charitable work
Central CtMigmgattonal Church, aid eras
on- of th- managers ?.;' th.' Industrial Hams
? tot ?h- Blind up t.. the Urn.' of her death.
i it. aides !?> i husband, ?be leaves ?? n.
I Charit i h White, by her first husband
ERABTUB RICHARDfON, i peH and
j autl ?U. dl-d al Wo ...so, k. t. |{ | .
daj in his svenl it as Mis Mar
thS Klchard'on i?i..,k. ol ? ?lit? .?.?.-o. Is a
j da ugh tei
Litis i'im'ii|.'|.'s, ., rnemfcer ?.f the
New Tork Produce Exchange, died yester?
da) at his hom- on I'ark Hill, W-st i'h.-s
t-i ?t th.- age ?>' slghty*four yean He
v' I I '?? LtlV? Of Holt, i.l itn. Holland A
Peter A Piacoffe, atea i? a membss ?>f
in- prodoce Bxchaage, and another son,
Adolph I. . o , Men N ork lawy-r.
-a ?
MDOWELL FELLOWSHIP AWARDED
m u i. is i'i..- i ni,i,,,,, i
? '?umhrMga, Ma 1. s.-i i *g wiuiam
i'?uno. i. Merrill, a member of th- s.nior
class ?.f ths t'nlverslty <?f Chteag??, has
Wan Hi- Ma. I'owtll fi'llowuhtp in drumatlc
composition at Harvard. The announce
was made thin eventnn Mr. Mer?
rill's ?iffi-rinK wiis an unnamed three-<ju?t
play tWiallng with i'o?tnopolltan Mfe. The
fellowship, which wan originally founded
in IMS b) the MacDoWOll ClUb of New
York, also carries with It ar award of $??V>
-?
DEADLOCK IN IRISH STRIKE
Difficulty Settled, but Roads Wouldn't
Put Men in Old Places.
g N'ofwitli-i.-indlne the an?
no un? .-m.-'it ?aariler in the day that the
?i.i lared by the Amelgamated society
Of Kailwav Servants OB all the railways of
tretend liad beca scttM, Il was later asese?
talned that the negotiations sie <i?>u?ii?.??kat
trlkera a? ? ? pted the let ? ? ?- ? <?m
penles, but nrhen it ?ame t.? reeuashig work
the tr?mpenles refused to reinstate th?>
striki ? former i.nions, a? that
would meen the displacement el ths >.?? s
? ho hod been ??? ?aged to (Ml them
NO PROFANITY. PLEASE.
it -, Tl ? M? Mb i:? stator
There Is en appar? nt note 6f alarm in
Mr Qoethals's order thai tbere I? t?ih<? m>
swearing at workmen in end arodM ths
and ?ther dams along *h?- P ? tu
Th? off! tali li charge are supposed
re sil th?- dam work on hand they ? *a
Batel y ittend to eithout taking on others
us dlversloi
? ?
DIED.
Brooke Byron A .inn.,?,. William H.
Emma D, N'twmti William A.
I a. Ikle?. ?,?-..rue I<. tu "? ? ~
_,|?. ,r.l .', K.,tn?-r Wl?lam H.
lieorgs it :'??!.! Max f
Oardner, Ifary M gtowell. EmelyeA, .
impbell
Ilopkti -
BR<X>KS - i Thursday, s.?p*am???r
?_>? Jail Byron Ald-n H kl Funeral
a hite raa.l?lan?-a.
14 j ugh v, Brooklyn, Paturday
|na .. s 10 .clock Int.rniant at UM?
?
BROOKE At Kaat frang". N J. f?ept?w?beT
JT it*i t. Emma Donaldson, wt?tow of the late
-, ?n Bro, m. ?' utrvlre? will be
- Orace ?Church Onega, geteraas*. hep
?
BULK?ET At hi? home, In S??athrort. <"onn .
[ember 28, IS11. ?3, i ?*? Rulkley, .-on of thi
t? i...? an.! Ernenne Bulkier. Notice of the
' h?re:ift?r.
CANDEE?Oa TussSsj ?Sspterabec W. lflU
,,| \ Cande?, ???''??1 tt, aon of Ha?aat<?f
A Hii.i th? late Edward W. Osease ro
?
?-i iRNINQ
FORMER MEMBERS of th? 1?* Battait-?.
N M, N V . ar.- requested te ittend fh?
i, ore? m rorntne. a
s? i ?. I- a_ will be held
-. !u>. September ."?, lull, at the Pre?"3y
? Church In Rye, S. Y. Truln leaves
-? itlon, Saw Fav?n RaJ'.roa?
nt ?_:!.'. r m. H. T MAl'RT.
s?-. r?-t?r? Veterans '.at IintTH?or.. N M M. T.
OARDNER Sn?1<i. nlv. on Tnnraday. Septae-r.bsr
?_?? .an. Mar* Miller, ?m??? of DeaM P.
Osrdner, age,? 72 '.?-.ira Funa-ral tervicea at
! i.rother In-law. Reaolvad
net. No tdt Wem 142d st, on Sunday.
i actebsr t .?t * p m.
HAI.I.M ' ?'. Saddsalr. on Wertneiday. g?p
t?mb?r 27. mil. Campbell Holiday, in his
Funeral servira? ?tu t>? he|<j at
,- residence, No !>? Monro? st., Brook?
lyn, on Friday evening, September W, at
j
HOPKINS On Isntonesac 2". ltjtl. Florence.
;,?.?! .. i.irs, daughter of Frank J. and
Margar?! ''? H'pkln?. nt No 3iH rih ?c,
houtn Brooklyn. Funeral Friday, Haptam
i.-i- te, al 1 i> m.
JONES On September -' it'll. William H.
Jonsa ? retired member ..f the Brooklyn
??m.ni Funeral fr^m tha raal
?I.I...f his sister Mr? f n. Laag, sa
ii*> ,. Brooklyn, on Prtday, aaBp
t.-inl?. r 20 at a In ? m
[CKWMAN Suddenly, on W.?ln??ail?). **ottttk?
, bet JT, ran. William Aufustua NewauaTas
il. BSth \???,r of hla Hge Kunero.1 aarvtv??#
Will he held at lila Ule r< ?,.l?n, .. \o. 9T4
Bedford av? Brooklyn, on Frida) ?venin?
??m-?! J''. 1811, .it B:S0 o'clock. Inter
| meet pr" ?
RO? " ?N Rosamond Anna R..h.?.?n. aged *A
ral The Funeral Church, N?> -.41 Bract
9 ' ? fFrsnk i: Campbell Building). Frt.tay.
Iks k
HOMER On Moniay, Seuliasllll _.'?. \t_? ?r gB>
i.tin II R?mer. ?tervl as Friday SeptsmrMT
21' 10 a m, at th? Cant ral l'?e*i?, t?rtan
a. Broadway an?l BTth ?t Interment
aro a Cemetery, at tha n?n,<-:.u-n.<?. of ths
family.
8CHOBNFEIX? Buddenly, hi Maran. Tyrol?
M.iv s hoenfeld (Ror ? i? Kwttsertaae
si? ?\\ i:i.i, \t Hastet Bessenot, n. v. teak CMS
< ? i -- ?Ud li ,,r heart f.niara
I ,n A v. rill at.aWi-ll, v* If. ?>( William It'
and ?lauK'it-i ?r the ,.,i. M?nerai
John r -n. I Hannah K ?.vertu ,.f st t'aul
H.iHtiiii and l- ?? An?ele? pa|>era pleas? r?py.
TARER il . Sa p?. aber l.t Ann?,
i-'. ni? Taber, widow ??f Auaui - iMt.er ?,n I
dauahtsr of th? late John il Fen ? ? ?
?,,.?* m tha ?.?Hi ?.-ai of hei i?j interment
at Woodlawn. Haturday. September ,i<?, |j jaj
a. m ''Kin?:?? win meet train leaving Oran?!
it' 1" ,1." ,, u, . lelUllitua.
w ,..?i .??4 n station .?t u i?. ?"
t KMKTKKIKS.
lilt: U ?MIDI AWN <K\UriKRV
la re.olilx SCCCSslhU hy Hartem train from
Uraad Central Btat'oo, \v.?i,?t,-, ?nd J.i?m?
avene? trotter aad*by earrtag? Lets $i.vi ?u
Talaphon? 4^.?... Ursmerry for n??k of vi.Wa
u. i, arsoeatattes ?w-*
Oltlce. ?J K.iat ttd St.. New York ?_1ty.
IMIKKTAKK.RN.
FRANK ?, CAMP-S?-U 241-3 W'aat IgA an
OFFICES
MAIN OFFICE No Ig? Naaaau ??rea,
UPTOWN OFFICE No Igat Hr?Mw?, _.
any American Mian In Telegra?t fiarT*7- ??
RARLEM OFFICKS No 1ST Eaan 1*bTi__
No Ml West ISSth sir?e<\\^\*^>\?*.
I'.'.Mh atraiet *Wg Waag
WASHINGTON BUREAU-WMtory ?atldH^

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