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" 1 DRAMA
Opening of the Irish Players"
New York Season.
. re were two reitmnties far altead fot
last Motiday. One ?a? that it would b*
"h ..f November, th.- other, that t)i?
Players, who srere tbsa te ssaka then
Hppearan?*?? In Nea York, would I*
''amateurish'' by those worthy ob
i.r r ? Ir notions of llf.
r -|. ?'-. froan I hi Insi.lc? of theatre?.. SIWJ
ng t-'.ni the theatrUa
r >>..m? of Rroadua?. But >t may he fotitir
- - that the vallan!
. ru?h In to dissent will remalr
These Iri?-h Players and theli
?.?,?. .nd piny? are new, and nothlna: i>
'"??red a? riowlt? in a City ?.?.tilet
'Cbt up frith tli? time?, an?
. 'mi. ahead of them N-"*-? York, it maj
red w1th"iit ;.*o much fear, doer
.'.-? ?? i f.ir the world? stas?*
? beg- ipc.ir'ls some of them in mor?
? ?-11). le whisper? "Whop \"-?u Y.jri?
, little mora a??cu at otase te
i'la??*rs i' ?v>?- tbat It?
Iba aKt-'i'?ntloii from the Al>
? Tl??ntre. is th? ;.inat'?nr But thll
SfM ra np.'ii it gently
the Irish ?Playera ara srlnntna
a ? M happy s'it.-s?. for it still remain'
? 1! tbe pla\?rr*?rs In New
tt... Hr.ih'i?*? houaai
the Ughte?t fare is pur\eved. Nor
a - \'\?. fork'a playffoera New y..rker?
.? per
' .a.I WlU
I -III? ev i . ..n. eivshle
und ancno
<rt broken But th?1
m?-tb ? ? f thai? master nould ruin the
, would tho method-? of any
;>??y ' producer ' wl 0 might be ? anv?d
, ' truth a Meh win as>
of professional appraisers.
?.?Hite u?. 1 not penetral?
ISSS excellence.
unit that 1? ?rigs ere not acting, scenery
? ? sitting and "propartlee?'' sveri th?
?on?-, a/e not set
?-(,,,| ?r.;.t (f voinia;
f.'l)?- make tip a?, ac?"1 folk ?hey follotr n
?'.-e of th? ?tR?o when tbe ?tace W-?
1 ?.o(.le?l -*ith Hctor?. ?vd rot> A* |n cur
Bopled largely with non-a?*to-?
slv Is 't desirable t h? t theatrical
re?ruttad from oetosrepa
better ??np!ov?d in toastln?
ihlna -* hom? on winter evening?
?ralktng tb? stage and in jumping
One-night Mand? Beside?, there
. time ?a hep artnr, wer? made by plav
sorts of prirts. and it Is by playing
??W ?.or?? of parts that these Irish Playera
? their ?"xp'-nence ??prl make It a rather
Bill experience from treat of any oth?*r
any of mo-h ropnt? that is perform
? r op ??-is c?e of the Atlant!'*, 'n the Ot?
-.r ? jft ,v.? remark the ?o.railed "?fork
"?mpanles" of the hour are not forcrottep.
Irish Playe?-? are restoring to their
a'ntre. at sr.v rat*, a <*ertain simplicity
h is novel to our day. though it has
'.???hind it. It is something
?? ?'? - ?? ; Itj of the Ellf-absthan
if the comparison be not over
c > There la so little scenery that the
seems almost bar?, to patrons of the
of to-day, ar?d some
ike that of Monday night's
.- th?- New.?." are of an order so
In th? akyllnas, that it
If the eye Linked at It
This and otl ?*r lendings of the
? be ?lie wholly to a Btraln
Umpllclty. hut may partly be due
? that the Abb.- "*"v i ???? ??j not
? ?-. do the ? e?t || i an ?? Ith
?derate menus Pul -he Importan)
Ut at a perfon I ?he Trl-?';
? cry. nor
e Intent
?
? are - ..,.- thacf
.. ? .4
are not like livm.lveds of
? arre? with wh!<*li our Amerlean
? ? are 'imr- familiar thrust at)
? I i apon representations rf
'?fe s ' * ? i and Ai able to
I the Bovrei They :?ring
know, i.. ?
? ? ? | i - - ?
?
eanriot be said for man
? ? -Ivanie :
1
? as well OS
: tleman :n the cali- '
lai fa " Birthright." <*rl<??l
don't kill
v loua opinion iras
1er a
. split itself irrer the s rang
id by th* reproval <>f
natlni ?
traa*ed: and I? : dei -
.. - all?-r y ero ' ?
|h1 ? .- '?? -v '?'?!
?? ? sad i
i at si
too -'talk*-. Bui thai
. .
? ? I
tatuato.i with
? ? -
and thtl must
hlel H n real
?
n. w Fork? na are
?? itly hopping a'..nit an.) arsndei
from a
..- ? .
? fly th" ef
efTorl thai
? ? : ? i
f t, of the I
The teei of th? ' I ? ?
; ? ' Impr? ? lOli It leaves
natur? i '. too mai ? l ?
I ? ? ? .,
a Invii
i think of th? ? era they
e Of the
?
gin a hi?-!, la
t . r
ng fi
perfoi mancei
, .. ?
? ? , - -, 11i? ir
and iic purpost I
f th? Both tl" a/rlt
? ?
? i "f this sind. And, it :
. f, , ig tl
? edlng
' * ? .t!. .1 I.. 1,i <
?
two I
. ' .
dich i" th<
.'l the
?
? Slid
. ?
? ? ' I lives.
?
-
e |r
. ?! I?.
?
largely , ?m.-eals ????if ano which rol
the conviction that the apectator Is I?
upon and listenin? t?. paaragea oi real life.
And the plavwrlghts bare the knar-k ., |
tin?; the endlntrs of th.?lr ,,tn\s where lilt v
belong Of how f<'vv ,,f our OWn ?tram??
and dramatists can so mvcli i?<? sai?t:
?'?.untie?;? colunms have been ?rritten
ehout th.? Irish Players ?-foes they Aral u?
peare.1 alaewhere m thi? country, s??me
week? aso. and reama <>r ?wtntn? nti
their plays. s,.me ,.f the uttetaacea are
Miriously misleading. It ,H commoaly r?
ported tha? nil .,f Lady Gregory*? playa ar?
JoyOU?, comb, but>bl*ng .,vr.?- wirb ti
lauaimbie gapecta ?f 11 r??. Well, som? of
th?m ar? s.?, but ?who could have -vriti,-n
that all are rm had h? H>m*Thi Jail date."
which I? a lament Ition in <>n" ?v-t. an?l ?>>
th? dark' And who Would
have unid, that Sai i Allgood had last '
day night done BDOUt .ill r?-:ir she could do
bad h? sern lift and brar'i her ai Mary
Cahel m "The Jail Oat? " Tt
bave v va ri.? \ which in the nature of things
cannot !" revealed o even mggested m a
single progra ? ? en if that programme
maleta of three pieces. Take Mr. ?Sinclair
i l'an Kogart] in "The Mineral Woi
a three-set play, whl^h i- not >-et announce
>n th?- . me foi X'-w Cork, and '?"'ri?
ta ? hla work In tn.,? piece wot, his B<
g>i>ant m "Tb?? Kistn^ of ih< Moon" "r his
Jach smith in "Spreading the News," both
at Monda
? u Un,i a difference as <li?-1 in? :
of rhalk from , hees? \
'?finir Mian Ms l'an Kogarty, which, It
be hop?Bd, will be s. ,? .
an) ? ompen) ,,f piayen? Tas? Kred
O'Donovan's Hush Mori ?? ng fel
low w .,, ??- killed in "Birthright
th bis Magistrat? f> Its
evening, or with his sir Thomas M
m "The Mm?,i,i Workers." '?"i ? i ?? you have
distinctions with abounding differ? n? e. ?nd
so h is with others r,t" the'., !ri-,h Playera
as they <;? through their range ol
The] have something more than slxtj
and - ' t they do not crotnplaln of s "??on
geart<sd rep?srtory.*' ;,>< the mansgem?
The Nr w Thratrs did In Its s.nd -
And (praise be ? i they play me and als
a'-t? of an evening without bj so much aa
the lift" .- ???" ?! eyelid Indicating that Ihe)
know an audience Is In sight Thej are
play<tra ,,i,,<r refrsshtna v W,
"THE LADY OF COVENTRY",
Viola AUpr in Louis N. Parker*g
Plav at Dalv's.
The playgoers of ,n dej an I irdlj I*
expected to feel an;, Interest In thi mere
fed that In Bngland In ?he tweirt', rentury
Kormsns and Saxons hated each other, nor
in ?be fact ?b.,r in a pertain townahlp,
knowTi a? Coventry, the Norman I-ady
i torotl ' a a-a - besieg? d and - onqu? i
l/oofrie the Saxon, an?) rhat in order to
R.nn her freedom from him and protect
tb? tow-ns?r>,eti from his oppri
cruelty ?lie rr,.ie throuKh Coventry naix-.i.
and yel finally loved and main. :
"wild man" who had forced her to
terribly heroic deed.
To hav a real claim upon the Inter? it .
of an audience s plav must have some
vital relation to the til ei In its in?
cidents or Its chara, tere. There could '
hardly be a better proof of this than was '
offered last night at Daly's In the flrst
presentation here of thli latest play of !
Mr. Parker'.? 'The Lsdy of ?'.,v.-ntry" 1? ?
poetically written and ?*onstruct?sd with -i I
Bure instinct tor dramatic effect It ?a-, .
as a wholci well acted. But then was pr?
reason for it. Th? play was nol ?rritten |
f? .??-? characters, ai "Pomander Walk'
The Lady Oodlva and her I ?
and ail the others? ?rera poem-people, aura]
off in the mista of legend, it aeemed a pity
this playwright, who haa understand?
nd a genuinely poetl? power, should
? wasted himself upon this old tab.
w eet as i snd i ;ii of decorath ?
erhaps It ? t that
temi?te.? ?iim. Mr, ?Parker's costuming of
his play wa.?- really beautiful. Th*
settings ?rere delightful In their simplicity
and taste. The old castle, faintly .-uri
R-estivc of the grand rulas at Heidelberg,
Ha Interim hull?", it? t??rra'-'" en I court?,
i I s refreshing cene li ed
Uty of the piece, Its oostum?
. the rhythm of It
snd If some composer cho
par? "t ir the erhole ;
nee ir would t!.? n
- on foi r.ejnir.
Mien as the Lsd) i ?orol lies ws
in a part that suited rM : Mis- Allen i>?
?n and ? Il lllzed. As ? wom?
an, i msgniflcent "wildcat." .?s Doroth?e la
In the play, -he did not hav? I ?
force oi the spontan ou power to mal
'?.in re.,; Henry Kolker had five moments
? ha if-ta med, leonine Saxon v. :
the Sorman flrewoman with such wild
-ion ? ? ?> ?? hen be fell
from ',is pan an?i i . ? illop? ?
on ahead ol him. >? Is a difficult , ?
maintain, thai which Laofri? is writ;- n.
? ?f the "? ?? i - \ m- ent Stei m.?
ihentio of ?
? nttv. n?- wa - more Saxon than
li- bore his audlen? ?? n
from Broadwa; In the few scat!
Jane
l-'? r: ell as \\> t and Hen
Waltheoff played the part of two anxious
v ,,i,nc l", > i s with vv Inson ? neas
"Lad) "f ? '". entry" .-bow ?
a play must i,- m< re than tin.
snd v., li scted and Inter? tingl: et before
it <-an be vital. Ano man; otl er play?
d.i. r thin-;, vv hi? It the i
the vit.-ii something which knocks at
ih. , ont? mporai ? b< art th? ? ar? ? i?
. if badl) v. ritten, badlj :.i and
CAST "i" "THH LADT OF CO "V
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THEATRICAL NOTES.
To night at th? Lyrl
th? first tini'- In
I oi-i; In Arthui Wing line o i "Th?
lerbolt '
?| i,.- 100th performs nc< ot T
o Tl ? ?tre will l
. v. i ing, Ml ladt? - .'tt* ndlng Ihe
? win !,'? presented t ' "Kiss
. handbagi
Henri Ben n Uttl? Bo B u?
!! folio? thi I'l-arna
(?I,,? . i - at ttl? I
Edward & ? ''.,? :..?-?'? talk ? n Indian I
tltli a v.,i,i ibii
v,,n !..- given at rb- Hippodrom? ? ?? t?
Motion pictures ?ill iiius
tt;it.- India torn An or
< hestra ? ill suppl chai acteri
elect? ? from orlg nail
th? m?
i .aval Belasco la i vv... h ???quired
PYohman, Kla? ?*?? Krlangei an Interest In
,, , ,,. ... M? i ropolltan Theati ? s. att i- .
i )__, h was "i" '?? 'I earl? last mont]
?
in th? hi
,?,, - , Los Ang? I? s, th? R< ? Atlanta
Mienta . the ? '.in iij v and ? -
.,,,?1 ? ? i .
Theatre, S;'"____^_
RAIN HURTS CUBAN TOBACCO.
Il? ., ? ' l!' ? ' '"' ?"
gresl ' '
? ana ? I ,!' ' '''"
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PUTS BLAME ON BORDEN
OaUtwrifht Denounces Canadian
Hostility to united States.
i ?ttawa, ? ml . Soi H if there la on?
thing in??r ? 'hui. another that ever. < h
i- iman ? bo la worthy of the
nan." might lo m..1.1, u ?s fostering oi
pandering .. spirit of hostllltj and uni
ntoalt) between Canada and the I
States." '-a"i Bli Richard Csrtwrlght, for
n? ? r Minister of Trade and Commerce, ??
? i ..n s. iihi.- to-day, in the course
? >t an attach ?>ii th. manner in rhlch red
proclt) waa a <..ii <i In the last Ca?
. ;? .-i Ion
i ??' m< little time aso, he
sdded, "that Premier Borden took o*cca*
- ... ..i .. dinner In Nes York ;.. espr?MM
the remarkable goodwill and affection he
? ? i ..?r-. .1 t"' ? hi i "pi' 'i ' he i nlted
Had he mad? 'ha- ?.?. t?n.
tl L'anatllan elect?.,n v. a?, ?.?in? on. had ha
cb'.scii i" cut?, ti,.- attacks ..i blfl followers
in th?' campaign an? ... the
a*l ras th? ?> pr..g
i would have held ins remarks *? n
tit'?'.I t" v i' maj m
l.-i'i. II opi ? .
.i? t. htmaell to knoa ? mat ka
wer? .. ? -i\ ? .i in i ?..- fnlted s
su- Richard i ? - ditoi ;ai from an
Am. ric.ai" i .? hlch nmcluded ' i
maj congratulate herself upon having done
two nations than ??he
'?? in i" abl? .? ..u tor man.' . ] ear."
'I fea tlnu? ?! sir Richard, "that
onl) t.". con ?? ll\ 11..- sentiment?
of a -. ny persons In i he i nlt?*d
a -... .?. ? re foi meri] -v?. ?-11 ..
? ? us i im afraid ; he mis? hlel Mr.
Borden and bis friends have done la
er than thej air ? \?. b? abl? to ? ? pall '
Sir Rlchai d i ond. m grat? f ui
f....is" those English public men aho have
recently been esultlng ..' the downfall ,.f
n..- Latnier government, which, h< Bald,
?a..s the "iil\ ' .i...-i.t that
had i ? ??>' conf? rred .< ??? i 11? ? o British
rommerce .-i ral84*d ? hand to asslsl Brit-*
li h ai
PRESS CLUB FOR COLUMBIA
Students' Would Create Inirrest
in School of Journalism.
'?? itrc ?rd ? i.f Jose] h
Ik .-? .... n iaki n Int? rest
lurnsllsm, n Pulltser Press Club has
formed at Columbia Cnlversttj
it? putrpose is t,. ?reate ami maintain ..n
nes spapei ?> rltli c and 'he af?
fair? ..f the press in general, through d's
. tis<.?.,,,s H/1,i lectures- h-- leading newspsper
editors end writers ,,f th- country Letters
have been written to writers oi th? tails
of the Nd? York newspapers, aaklng for
iivir co-operation. Man-. >it these, ns *r?.eii
sa writers In oth i ? Itles, have promised lo
a'.i the club.
\ 01 d ' I ' '"'1 ''? tl"' glfl Of
"- . to . olumbia bj Ml Pulltser for
purpose of CStabllahlng an.i maintain?
ing a s<-h.'..! for lournaliam waa the mant
?' st,u..,r. of an appropriate In th?
ni w v.-iii un ' I cult) and al id? nta of
the university. Through the new club the
atudi ni ? to ahow their i ompllai es
with the terma >.f the truest of .Mr Pul?
1.1 Z.T.
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WOULD KEEP DR. FINNEY
Baltimore Reluctant to Let Him
Go to Princeton.
?
Baltimore, Sqv. 8 -a tremendoua pres?
sure is being brought to bosr upon i?r
.h.i.ri Miller Turpln Flnney to Induo
?!'?>? of Princeton and
remain m Baltimore. Tha do? tor- la an
elder of Brown Memorial Church, i
the wealthleal Presbyterisn consjregatlona
Baltimore. The session h.is just ?.-tit
him ;i resolution sdopted and setting forth
liiat his going would moan "an Irreparable
to tha church." Continuing, the rsso?
lution .?.?\s.
We wlab t<> remind you that in B Itlmore
.-?.'i ..?? wleldii | a power for c.1 that is
ulable in Ita value, an.i while we
In your de? ?s:..n you will ba snl
onl? by a high -? n -- of dutj v.>? hope
j ou m.r wa ' l'-.ii to ? main
with
l?r. Randolph I f the
churcl thtnki I" Pinney "would
make ;, big mi.-t.ik.? 1.? leave Baltl
. . ?.. be? ..ir-- pr?sident ol I?:Im eton."
While Dnancial consideration? -.'ill n?>t, it
la believed, have an; weight with i>r. Pin?
? ? ? In rea? hing a de? Islon, Il i- said in
in.djc il circles thai from ins
pra? tl? ?? ai a sui geog Is
year.
WRITES PLAY AS DEFENCE
Husband Sued for Divorce Offers
Novel Testimony.
?
j .-r, | est? rda*. i n ithod
of Introducing tcstl a divo 11
by mean? of a plaj written '? hlmaelf,
w hich ?sed to d< pi l fa tbfully all
rime
Mr. Aim.
i \ ? si atl mp'.-'i
. m -th...is made lama is by Bhak? -
Bpear? Tai : - I ?' ? Bhrew." Mir?.
? i liei husband was
rm home .?i.'i Anally
left her foi a j ? ar When he 'i.'i return,
. . With a
??a.? lighter if . he did nol m all of
s... testifl? o ri..-*t Alt..i., i
look h? to ?
and told h.r he was going to i"-..i -
? a. .li.i Ka! riu...
.Mrs. A It ma n '
? i ?-i feelings,
bul Justice Crane granted her an alimony
!.. t which
Biiuth? i adjustment I lade
Altman ha? : ? ? ? living al !*
g her hus
... L'en?
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JOINS ROMAN CATHOLICS
Foster W. Steams. Once Epis?
copal Rector. Changes Faith.
i
i , : Mai ov. 21 The R. ? I",. -
t,., \\ Hi ! eel..! . f
Kpif? npal ' liui eh. m ,*:h fit. id ? o
; t to Ne*
ha eilt? ' i
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? i ?V? fork. it. pared Mi
? . hurrh ul Bl
i .. (,la
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i, ? :?? , tmhersl
' le m.ii rted ;i da
f Prof? lenuni of Ambers! ? ' >i
Mi. and \i Bt. ai n I ave I
i: ? ? '.i pnt of the baptism
...i. : da] M Bi ? i i?
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NEW DE KOVEN OPERA GIVEN.
\, ? i lav. n, Nov. -I 'I !.. Bhubei I
i ne Hyp? r!"?i 'i h< atn
III lie C
m oi ganisa
['hrisi n?
Morton, Pi l I
I!..III.
,| M n und. i i- ; \i thai
e Mad
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LAYING I OBXERSTONE <T N*EW HT THOMA8'f>,
| Lett to right s iffi.ii;m ib bop B re* and the Rev, Dr. Btlrea. rectot of ti*
BISHOP 1? v\ H? GRHEK.
The Margulies Trio.
The lirai of the concerta of rhatnber mu
"n by the Ad? I? Ma
Ti lo took plac? at the i \. nx s ? Lye? itn
teat ment The three artists com
I this organisation, devoted to the dlffu on
of a .1. high type of music Miaa Adele
Margulies, Leopold Lichtenberg and Leo
B / have been pla iu together for
'"" man) reara to be mentioned b>
one d-.-iio : ?,, i,. gallant to the lad;.: and
I dur ?ni,' the cutir?' period th. y have ?liown
I a meet eomm? I ;i!"i, t,, avoid
the conv.-ntionai ruts ami prodoee music'
ol s ilgh ' Isas and Interesting, siso '
cause n w.i- unfamiliar ? ?> th? general
public Last night their programme con?
tained no absolute novelty, bul it wai
not ?? : lea fi natlng Bo far
per forma m >? waa con?*erned there wa
the one ?ira? ind? d I?
isiieii in er s. roble th Indi? Idual ? ?
cell? n? ? .1 tb?> ciitlcal
, aped
lion ! ? to be found t th?
trio's public ??rid priva
r ,,, !? . inlsatlon d? oted to ? ham
laic muat have opportunity to work;
,. ...-. ij aa I
i atiei il) a a m? r doea hii
mo ?? '? In fact, If the I * the fastid?
ia n, be met, And sn audience at
a chamber concert la ? playing foi
i it is fa itldl? CI iraber music
i-- not for the ma ?r the ariatocrati?
fee the f? a In ! mpathy ?rith
and r 'i here waa s recognition
of tin?; In th? Imp esslon which the sonataI
for pianoforte and violin i-v Paderewskl,
Ml is Mi rgullee and Mr. LI? ht? n- '
burg, made, as compared with the effect
.,f the ,i!os by Haydn and Boast which]
,,i and followed it. though li
pleasant :.! ? ' ' en? ?- dis- ?
. losed in the fii I an Indi? at Ion on the :
part of the players e pedall) b) Mis- Mai
that i lie) i.?m/.-?! th? fa? i that ,
the mui leal vos ?? ??: a i enl u ? and a qua
t?-r ,'?ko muai i"' ? ? .'"ind''i with that
day and made to sound Ilk,- il :
m . ifai i ????? d m Uttl? ?
! non t., i,. .. i be lone of the lanoforte
.is not far thai ehe might
,,rd "ii w hi> h l" ?
digital i ?-bow the d? -
.' balance and relationship of t.i
> i -t. d when this kind of chamber
v? ,,s w ritte H- I- I?
MR- ZIMBALIST S RECITAL
Violinigt Plays One of His Own Com?
positions at Carnegie Hall.
Irnball ? ga ?? ! - third vtoUa
r., Hal In ? ' ? - Hall y? Bterda) after?
noon before an Hudletic? that n< arty filled
the auditorium. On I waa
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u,,,,, \\ ihr < Hd SI le H provfd to
melodious and
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lMv?.H IIm-i ?'?? "l"1' "'"l "'" '""' ?''"'
pinlr- ol t? ? ' ' '
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him to 'V. ral ." ? _
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OBITUARY.
WILLIAM HEPBURN RUSSELL.
William Hepbu ? ?
Pi'lftirian and owner of th? Rost B '
Leagw i.asrhall <*!iib, died yestevdsy from
kidney dises ? st hl home, No Its ?Vest
BTth street.
In polltli ? ? irtisa Mr
Russell wsi erratic. His friend
ply followed th? trend of Mi politi?
cal ixmvtet?ons. Twenl year igo
came a Tammanylte, and was a ?/alued
member oi th? law commlttM ot Tan
Mall R?-rpu<Uatlng Mr Qsynor foi M
Mr. Russell resigned from thl
and snnounc**d oi 0?*tober 12, itMM, tl
would support Mr. Hearst Al the *ain.- \
time he witbdn ? , Tamman.
campaign 01
In (900 Mr. Russell opposed l.
?"r?)ker and supported Bird 8. Coler f??r
Oovernor. Mr. Russell siso opposed the
nomination of?;..v. mor i'i\ Cnder Mayor
Low. whom he had support..1, Mr. 1;
ade Commissioner of Accounts, This
l ID - he reslgi ed on ?-*- ptember ?2, IMS,
v. rlting to M thai he believed the
ild be fought on j
ng t ; h- was
a Democrat In hia letter actjeptlng the'
nation, Mayor Low administered a re- j
b?ke to Mr. Russell In th? M word
"it la evident ihsl .. commissioner who
.! ordli ?n.? the Interests of the
dtj ??r' New '?..rk In th? coming election
me outside and indirect effect, has nol
.: place In sn administration that is ?
unwilling t.- ubordlnate the Inter? ta of tbe
n.) ..tii?-r con ilderatlon
In 1910 Mr. Rus? 11 Itpp? 'i ba? k to
old I..-.??-. Tammanj. bul In ' ? lober he
wrote t?i State Chairman Prentice thai he
v..,- ? ..? Ulj In accord with th? pollclea
fur which Theodore Ruoaevell stands aa a
public leader, and which he advocated and
1 th? R? publt? m state conven?
Mion." Por thirty years, he added, he had
'supported ! >. morrati.i randidate? for <?...
.??nor, and never had supported a Repub?
lik an candidate except In mun
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Mr. Russell was born in Hannibal, M
. and
toi of "The Hannibal l.'lli
t-.. ..n tim? -i las and waa
..; -.. th? bar Ii I ?
? ?m? s of 1 l?nnlbal Bub
s. quentl.-., In Indi ?I at- I
N? a Alba
llroad l" 1887, I ? 1 ov? d to ,
in., living; th? re until '*???'.
Mi Presld? 11I1..I
law in !
Mr. Russell wrote numerous books on
! - of the Neu York. 1
Manhattan Hardware and National Demo
JOHN N. CARPENDER.
By . a? '
? . N .1. N" Johi N
nder, a tn Rutgei
from v. ! Ich - ?". died '
al w'.ii 1 1 of which he was
a director. He 1 led u| on Bunday
for inte-i-.m.I troj ble He a 1 born in
N? a Voik in 1843 Mi ' ... 1- ni? i was
Ii ni "f the Rpla? opal ? 'hurch ? 'luh ..f
the .11...... ef N"' w Jersey. H? had been
sinking fund commissioner "f this citj
: -. ? .1.
m IS80 R ? ?.-.r\i\.' him. T e
. . ireh "f 9t.
John the E Ici noon.
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ANDERSON LAWRENCE.
V le; ..,: I .-.' ; ?
L" rn'i-i'i an ? '?
Committee, died .-:?>. 1.1?. al tho home ?>f
? I, M". Lawrence. N
? eiieral
lo? Il
\i ! ... v. I - ? ? I ' -. ? ? '
Ol?l, w.. - 1'"' n '
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18x1 until I ? m' --
-: ? 1 ..? ?? . . an 1 for
tiii i ..
1 In tha
Covernm Cor
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th? homo
OBITUARY NOTES.
\!.I'll!.1 ? YV. IIUY'I if the
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Broads ??? ? i? ?
! i h< l?l [evei i :? ra
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itlon m private
113 it?
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He v?. - a dir? ? '?" oi 1 ha
Bellas! u-..
to th.
, 1 iii-.n, 1 nlvi Tennla and
I1< ,, . Hen
. Hoyt and J Bherm rtoyl and ?
Ho;
U AIN WRIGHT HARD1I
aftei noon ..
.; w i' ?,. .
.-.t No. IB West 1 ? \; ..
1 ?? 1
B ??:?? ' ifflM A. Hi
tbe United
I army. At I f his i. 11. ? m? m from
.? ? is the
? ' I Of lb? ? '..mm. ' 11I Mat m
lb ? a one of the
fourdei ?- "t th? Chrh lian I
? ? th a ? ?? ? 1 m? muei ..r th?
..[.hi. ..1 a?. .. 1
j toi ul .merlcai
; Bliipl ItiB
.11 i-'i 1:1 : n n \/ \l.i?. on? ol
? ??? n ? .11.1 known
m 1 .n .1
? m.?nia . 1
. m 1 - Id
I |tl , ' I.ARI N.i 11 s.'iiw 1
y.) pr<
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dli . ' lil re? .n
r? old. A !
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Bishop Greer Officiates at Cere?
mony at St. Thomas's.
BUILDING TO COST MILLION
Architect? Say It Will Not Be
Overshadowed by Tall Business
Structures of Fifth Avenue.
in i ? <,f thouaands His:-."
vid ii. Oreer of the .Po-ese of Ne? Fork
!??> sfternoon laid the eons.f
tii- new s? '['bom..s'i Protestant
Church, ?? i" ft .?v?ntje und lid street.
The laying of th? cornerstone followed
simple servire? inside the tenipe
i : t. ,i ??. i. ?p Gi "i-, < liarles
1 iffrag in I id the
: :. ? ? - ? i, rector ol
Tilomas s j ;irislv
Aft? i Dr. Btlres retad I he list
rents of the leaden "?? that urea piscad In
?i.-iin-rti" the surpllced hoir ?'"c;
1st la Made ?... Bui to indatton" to
s fanfare ot ? -. !.?.! a pro? - lo to
the stone. Behind the choir ?csme the ver
l?-i- of m-? ?i nreh, bearing the leaden box,
of TiV New-York Trib?
une Hnd seven other dell) newepepera, re
liK'.'is period li , - and sermons .?f l?r. Btlres
and hi? ' d ..... | . \\ IIHam !?'. M'T
i in. t ? ree arehltecta of
ihe new ehurch Ralph ?llama ?ram. iier
tron Ore ? ;-, dh ?? ai d Frank W.
Pcrguson h academical robes. Following
til,?.?? i-ame the wardena and restr) <>r the
lei g] ,?f the parish and Hott?
ing priests, in, iu.line Dr. ?VIIHam T. Man?
ning rectw o* Trinity, and Hum the Bishop
and the Suffragan Bishop, followed b; the
enngr? gallon
Tt.i Bt Thorns - the tie?*?
liesl parish Church In the u orld The Btruet
ure Itself s ,n ,-'.??? ii,????.,??? and the fur
? - : ? ? I the 1 m,l ??n v hleh It |8
. . - tner?;
sougl I to make It rival ?he parish
I r-. of Rurop* In i";.u?\ snd reverent
approi The?, ha i ? ? ombin?*d the
? ..o -?-'? if French and Bag*
IUh cathcdrala In the new ?difie? to the end,
ti-ev pay, that the towering biisineea house?
that me] soon surround It aill nor domi?
na their word
la i i op ? .r^T raid:
i ?!? ng to build smong ?h?* greal and
Mru? tur? i?f th? ? Il ? . beautiful
n, nib? ii ' ostl? ou hav? decided
well, i know that In th? oplnl.!
- r ,, -vpenoltun n.s; ??? eztravs
.-. nt m d v astefu . I do not sh ire In that
oplnl
In tin- i?ommerrial sge, ?'hen 'be itrong
tendei .toward i he materia
islng "f itandards "f life and condu? t. tt
? nlroufl ' \\ ed ? i I and light that
among the yr?-,?'. towering itructures
? foi lustness snd for family us? and
?omforl -i er? si o lid - si d another amona
| them emphasising another and a better
leuden
i believe, aa t sagacious Englishman pal
ir. that it la ever a fat?ful ?-?kii of art de
I ?n!'. luxur) and religion Into con
tempt when men permit the House of ?Sod
to be meaner than their own or when they
al ow iu their dornest! pleas irea what they
<.it a low to their collective worship
Here your itately church ?rill stand
among the people and ministering to the
people, ?iti.1 its outside presence will t?*ach
to the MO| le Ol ?ir,?? city that niiin doe? not
live by bread alone, but bv every word that
eedeth out of the mouth ot fjod
Bishop Qreer also sud t!,,it building fn
th? .-it?' Of the old Church, Which was de?
stroyed by lire nix years a^o. was a RriaO
move, ss Fifth avenu?, though it muxiu
become commercial In time, would slsraya
? oi s of ib- city's great and tl
tboroughfarea li?- added:
It i.- one of rb>' mo It . ar,d ' om
ling -?illations in the city, not only
? people ?an and ?sill , cuiiH. but where
you can reach out all over the cir .
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YALE "-FRATS" HOLD PARADE
Each of Five in Junior Year Gets
Twenty-five Members.
Tribes* I
Sew Haven? NOV. U, The annual calcium
? ? ? a ? h? i?i at Yai?- to-nlghl and
Bye members of th? junior and twenty of
opbomore class?e were initiated into
? ach of the fi? e I inlor fraternltlee. < ?f the
football squad. Ketchsm. Warren and Mar?
vv ,'i.t to IVi I 'pallOO. and i '
I and Mitchell to licita Kappa
i.i iion. New ? otk ?State itudents w>-.?
ele? i'-'i as folio? -
Beta Theta PI Paul rJrosr? Camp,
Jameatown, N. V.
Vlpha i?.'ita Phi Btuari Phelps 'odge,
x, w Voik City; Jemes W. Howard, ?Tonk
Rufus r King, Neu fork City;
.. Deforest Lord, Ce?darhurst, I-ong
Island; Lawrence Mandeville Marks,
Brooklyn; Coleman Benedict McO?i
New York City; Carter Phelps, Neu v,,r..
William .'a. Bchleniln, New York
..nd Albert Edwin Whit i ill, Ne . -
i urg.
Psl L'pallon \:-.;? ? Dun, ?1*0 ut) M? aty
Hoi mail Ketcham, Brooklyn
?Delta Kappa Bpallon Benjamin Pranklln
Averj \ .i ra; Henry Sloan Colt, New
1'ork City: Itussell Schcnck Cooney, Brook?
lyti ; William Btudebaker Innis, New fork
Atmet Francia Jen ka, Brooklyn; Fred
Bea? h, |r., \*< i fork ? it) : .lohn Outh
: .,? Kin.!?'?. Woodmere, Long Island, and
Gurney Lapham Smith. Byracuse.
/..i.. pal John Parkhurat Booth, Plstts
Hugh PI? k? n Brady, N? * fork ?city:
i i.,, kson i ? .-.i'i-"i , ..i , Hillburn, and
William Ueorge Plielpe, |r., Btnghsmton.
Beta Theta Phi Howard Th.Ion dim?
ming New York City; .lohn Imtll.-ld I'rli.-e,
..??ii, David Sboit/,. Brooklyn; Richard
Brie Bumner, New York City; Donald
Paige Prary, Berlin, and David Bi
Jett more, N? ??? Voi k ? itj
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DEATH OF WALTER WYMAN
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Health Service Flags Will Be Half
Masted on Day cf Funeral.
Wsahington, Nov. :i The body of Wal?
ter Wyman, surgeon feneral of the PubHc
Health and Matine Hospital Servi e, who
riled here e?ri) to-day, waa taken to-night
lo S'. Louis, where the funeral w ill be |
held ??n Priday, with burial In BeHefontalne
, -. ,,,,-t. i -, ? .-i r ?? ?i..?. ?. order of Be
MacVeagh, the Bags on
tion of the PubU?" Health and Matine h,,
ser-vi,. wilt be lowered ?>? half mast.
\s vman w i born In Bt t.ouls In
1841 and was graduated from the I'nlv?
a{ ixHila In litt IU also had <,?.
t ,,,, Amherat, St. Louie Med?? i ( 'oil? k- .
tern L'nlv? reit) ol Penn?) h ai la and
i nlv? rsfty ol Mao land 11? bad
In th? Msrlne Hospital Bervtee sine? 1878,
s.r-vin^ i; st l?ools, ?Tncinnatl. Baltimore,
v.,ik and Wsahington. He s'ss su
., '-?i at >?r' th. Mario.?
Hoapltal Service from lx'?i to 1803 and sm,-.
IPOS, bad i? ? (enera
ni ted .?-tat..- i ibli? Health and Ma
rlii, Hoapltal Servi ? ?I* ?) - gl ?'Uig
. i ii attention to physical condition
the tnei'haut marine, Dr. Wyman
i,.,,? ?,, en Inati umental In hav Ing man)
i v. ,i for the b. mnt ,,t the -? am?
und ha i been active '," brlnglns sbo
. -i.ii.ii.-biii'-tii "t sanstoriuma i?,i con
tlvea and lepros) Il - sta?
lle waa the author of man) pa m
phlvta on publ", health and a meml ?
the leading Ameriran and Internstlonal
medical -"?!? ties
in Wyman was unmarried He leavea a
mother, Mrs. Kdward Wyman, of St.
th. brothera and one
MAYOR GETS BACK $3175.
Ifaj,. ?. nor, a < eat ributav te I i
Columbu i ? i ',-1. biation fund, raeelved
1 a rebate i heck Ibr $.u " ? yt terday from .\l
i. Bellgman, ; ot I it
Mr. ?Srilgmao explained that th?
balan?*? left In thi bind? of the eonuultte?
vv.-n biiiiK* ?ii-tiibut?-,! to the contributor?
,,i 'i be Me) ??? waa highly | '
?r/lth the fact that III? ? ???mmitt? ??? bad
. mi :? . i- ? M" - ? ?!:?- b art?at?
?ii, , i
MISS ELIZABETH KUNZ'S DEBUT.
i ! . d Bight? ' "f fi o
Ml ? I? rgi t Kun/.. sill make
i,, i ,|. but >i ? i ? ii ptlon tier mother s III
? i, i ?, ,, mo,, , ? ,i? h? r hours? iu ? a
t. . .n ,ii Pai k" iv loi ti? it purpow .
NU. FOB AR Ali
Grant's Representative Talks a!'
Colonial Wars Dinner.
NAVY ALSO IS PRAISED
Captain Hoff Says the "Just Matt
Armed" Is Surest Safeguard
for the Country.
'I OUgh ' e ?art' <:-.<?? tor p?a <-. 'Ibera
t? no panes," wa? the burden ?,f h s?.?-.?-??
delivered by CsptSin' L S, Van H-nMcliCf
lloff. ISA. lai?t c ?.? tbe nlne
teeitth annual dinner ? I ty sf ? s
lor.ia! U'ar? In the Stat- ,,f New Vork In
nl? o' lie represente?! ??eneral Fred?
erick i> 'ir int. who was unai.i?? t-. attassB
. i ??? ? llKtlonS .ire active, not paM.?lve,"
? akor said. 'Nothing > et in history
I the belief that the ? 'tv ?if moral
aiiaMOfl ma;, i ?' lubstituted for th? just
man armed The army is the faithful ?utv
ordtnata of the elril power an.i tie moat
eflf?active Instrutneal for rarrytng owl the
prill of the people, Th'- army we bave la
good, bul oriiv a drop m the brntaatl ss far
a? our ne.?,)?, are .-on.-erned We need a.
eel the rail ot
war. whfcstl !?< .iri'l to e.inie lle'p u? and
*rlve ua the maana to make --pod ?.fti'-era
and good soldi? re.'
Captain U S. Van Duser U I K., ??i
lntrodui*ed by Colonel William Car ' s?nger.
aiovernor of the ?,.,.-(r'- . r mar. ,?.**?>
had atood !?? the Brat guts Brad from Use
I'nlte.J State? bSattaSShfp lOWS a- the Hai?
ti?' of ?antlago The enpteln *r>?d shout
t)i? evnliirl'.ri of * aaV] fron the ?1a\S
when it? ships ?er? ca[|e?| "?..-?da water hot
tlear- to thetr prenant high **ate of effi?
ciency.
Dr. '"arles \ Ri-hinond. pr?sident sf
I nion ? olla-ee, ipolM ?>n "T ' .-eotci-rnin's
Bnare." Among other things he said:
'"Wi.at people r, o ?a ad ay* want wben th?*r
go to ' horeh a?e soft -u??h1on?; .-?rid no hell.
In th.? r|3v ..f J.-.hn i'at'.ln If was har-t
seat? and lor? of
"New England se?ma to ,rv* the whose
thine, becaurv? New Krigland men ha- a
?.??i?'??? all the MstOfy of th?? e-assj-g-f?/
'Whensvsv the 1/->rd wants ar.v ranjft?
larlv d?licat*, "r ta-'tful thing ?lor?. H? rl"kg
out a s.ot
Dr Rtchnmnd wa? sorry thai th? ar^'t,?..
lion treaty between this eisowtr*" ?pd Ens?
. ,i ma r?*-rtp*ro**Jty treaty BaJtsresst
the t nit?.! Htat?- and ?"*a*-sda ?-f- BSBJ
ratified It?-- hope.) the n??xt ron?**T*r?s wo-ji??.
favor arbttratlon and appeal from ??PMiipj
drank to Philip ?oh?r."
Herher- p Rtssetl spok?* on 'Th? Vi*ar?ra?
h'r..TT'er.' rietris It Poet on ' A Peareful
Revolution'- and Hover n?\ ?np?-*"*. ga*-? %
"Random Chalk Talk "
Repr?sentative Msfth. H Lttttaassa, WBSJ
waa to have .-?...Uen on A T.f-.e T?sue," wate
deta*ined la wn?hin?*tnn.
Seated ? ? ? dala wer? t. ??ski??* Rhin????
lander, representing the iTug-uenot Socl'tyf
8. V. Hoffman, the Holland Society ; Robert
H. Kalby, th*? New Vork Historical tSo?-lety|
I*. R Pa;;?, gt Qeorem't ?OtleAf, TalbotJ
i.'Iyphanr. the Society of the ?'inrinnatl. W?
M. MeVean, 81 Andr??**'?. Society; John J?
I'elany, the I-'rien'Ily So.- of sr. Tatrlrk ;
CohSSel Asa r'.!rd ??.-rdlnor. the Vet-*ra*?
? '.?rp'ssi of Altlllaiy; ?"liarles Ishman. the St.
Nicholas .Society ; it. H. DillWBe. the S.?na
Of the Revolution; TalbOt Root, the Military
i?r?l??r of I'or?*lgn War--, and C. W. Parket,
tbs BaXtet* of Colonial Wan? In the s-nt?.
of New Jersey.
MARRIED.
ELT ?DAMS \r Arn>?!? -r? . Paars, \*<-t
i land, N. V "i November SI, i'"l.
l: Dr. N?h? .n. E h??| Ja'ne?.
Ihter ''. Mi si ? Mr? ||orstio MertMV
A l.i . ? ? ? M - ' ? -. , !".'?
TONDERMTHLL. KNAPP Os Twaa-iar? \o
??ir.l?- SI, IHM. at t Uriel? Fresh? wlar.
. im -. h. by hei ?? R. Ihsphsnt
Knapp, Kata Louis? daughter ot '- lata M
?ii?l Mr? . he| herd Knapp? V?m -
,!i '.
Notice, ot marriage? ?nd death? mint i.?
accompanied b? full name nnd addrr...
DIED.
Me.nl |?s Ment
M ?rgan V.
- ?? i?l
--.. p .-rs.? V '*??'. a
rslntor, ? hart?? H
I ;?r"-.|de f..
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BP.INKRRIIOFT i- Pound RMge, S T, >?%
lar. >'"' ami ?i ?-"" IS11 kTtsnk I.
IT, sgei (., -ears l'ir-rsi ?.'?-'?? ?riM ??a
i la? - ?? Pound ni i?* -i
WedneadB) N'o'e-nr-r "J'J a' ) ;. m 1 '?r
tliei.r at l^.nj 111 l^e
CARPRNDER AI Htm B r. v ?
tl, .I'.hii N.-i'4-.ri .**r|.?M^?a?-. ??1 .,f
the 'ate ta .-oh Stout ' ''? ---'??
- ? :?? . cr.r of !-:? At.? ?Sinorsi ??-?-..?
will ' th? hn th?.
v.r- Bran?? la-tt. X.
, . ? . i'."..) in?t.. ai .". IS :. m
::i.v At Atlantic City, Kevaanaar SI, m?- ?1,
. . ? idow of Pi - ?i
v atertowa, N V.
HARMON Mary s. MsnntM Koromtwr BS r*S ?
t ?-.i! ser-. Ices. Tl'.? T-"i:.i?r? ? S4t
and 8?MI Weal .'?. sv .Prank I - - I
H?RNE Al i"r-??port. T^n- taland, oi N'e-.is
b?#r '.'". Edith M ?If? ; ? ? . ? lb rn?t.
l-*:n->n.! s.-.-vl-es ar .-ini?i?ot; M"'' sil?! ?Baus?
h, ?'lernioi.r a'vl Wille-,*i S- aves.
1 rooklyn v. '" , Wednesday, >fovemb*i '.tt.
IS11, at S ; ni. ?rifrineru privar
I.I'.NT On Bundsr. Nm-ember IP l'.ill it >i'*
?"1 '?? ?? ?.M'i ?? . New Ter.?
lohn A lasat, a??:e.i k." years formai 1i?
B il pi Ivata,
MARTIX B-odtfcnly, n Kursibsr ?.'" BMI. as
I Mr? ' ?.. So too; 11: r I
Urooklyn, Ma? Martin <? *? ''???;'
? '?? ' '.?ni"! 1" .Martin, o? fi-r VA-,
S, "i . i-.'l ?1?ter >.f Mrs Klin.
Mrs Mau<! I-'ii.n, CornellU? Bfld PSyllI? i.ia|!?-.
M'INTVRE On K?w<*?Bbsv IS, ISIL H?nr.- M
! 7?i v.s:? Funeral from tila la'?B
? - ' ina s' , Bl ?'?' ~. "??
.- mcrrlna:.
POWELL Al K? KM SVa-M UM ?? M *-*???
runeral ?errl?*?? ?? h!? '?" -??. ?
Wednesday, Ncn-rnikw "2 al S
-k n. lha ?vantas Interwumt ai \^^--l^
liwri. T'etr?.|.?? n.erriltin
l*HR gT DAVW'S ?MXtlBTT aai ?? - h l*?H
' Morgan \ Powell, and i?s
?-i to m * t*.. i tha fui tai ??r-,
I W"
tV I I.I.I A M M ?,){'l->*l TH. President.
vT ? ? i ?. ; w LEW IS. Serr.tar)
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