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SI. MICHAEL'S MOUNT
Next Lord St. Levan Will Forfeit
Inheritance if Bankrupted.
.,..?- . i?an> )
81 Aubyn, who
?ajwlth the Klng'i H net 11 Egypt a?.d
Africa, und w t.o !?;,- just made his
Bankruptcy Court" with
ran ts of about
atet?
?
--****rar
?..Mtt'l*^
to art ?? g? with bis
*i all payment
I -eeds to
?*7e5ta,. rotl i st Levan.
?whom b? * *hf- *??*? h*,r*
ar? In somewhat of a quan
-_ ?c; se In the entail of
??St. Levan cita??.- according to which
* heir fi ' therein In
t_, ?rent of bankruptcy or partial aliena?
ron et I i .tors, so that
If they
do no! accept his offer us it - tands.
??th?**- M ander to them t*t
no-i?. ?- ; t to sal af| their
eMumvJ '?'? ?'''v r*-'**8*- h?a off? and leave i
bankrupt, they lose '
I any evantnal
j^.'.V.'?. .-;. ?Levan estate*. At the;
tej, ?he majr'! can anly hope for the en-1
tailed propert? fei his other, Lord I
?t Levan, has two young daughters, to!
?-horn he 1? _i '? ?ted, and he nay be relied i
?MR to leal ? ?> thing that he can I
alienate 1*0? ,|" u,le
The tatall Include 8t. Michael's
Mount, on lb< coaat ?>f Cornwall, one of ;
the most beautiful and plctureeque places!
in England, i castle standing on a
~>crlbed by the poet a? |
"that beam- o ?* -WO set In lh< silver sea"
uj-, Hist- ? In Normandy. '?
v.h!"h it ' ' -s CUl "?? from.
the pial ag at quite j
?0r- di-:. K ; id ward tlie |
aai Ij pai t ? f the :
ttavcOth centur* granted tin place to somo ,
llDCd alter the Nor-,
??an . ifllliated themselves with!
??^ g-. . llctlne monastery of the
Mont ?St Mi' hi i .n Normandy.
put 8t. Mi hael's Mount soon beca.ne,'
than s pnory. King
Jehi? wai - -? : ?? '? ? Bar? of 0**-|
fo-d d*:* Henry VI aealnst,
re?*.- ?? Wars of the Bocea in^
lat? ten thousand Roman Catholics mus-j
ttrtd there, under Humphrey ??t AruadaL
to take ut- arms for the obi religion. In j
- it wa? held for Kin?" Charles
kg'.l?.-. Cromwell and his troop?, i
ntt-j? "ears after the bie?* it passed into
tht p"fs-.-;.on of th? ?t. Aubyn tamlly, of
m\pt% L. "1 St. L*.\an, who wax tho lato
Lord Nrbj s militan secretary when Gov-j
ernor General of **~?*n~t**-. it bow tut chief, j
The eld BieaeettO buildings have been re-'
r-odelle'i nnd rendered fit lor the require
?Her.'*- Sth century Ufa. Uut the'
chape: la much a? It used to be, with Its I
etcrtt dungeons beneath the store tVior and
ding stairway lending to the roof of |
tit ~r?at tower. Many a time has the
kindling beacon of that tower flung lta
J*_t of w-arning ov.*r sea and lan?l. and the '
i old tXOPA cresset for holding the t-aC'u. Are
| .. yet, and U known by the pec
I thtt pelt of England as it. Michael's Chair, '
I tir: being a tradition to the effect
-~hoe*'>r s:ts therein before marriage w-ll '
toi? th? '.;-band or wife, as the case may!
be. Non'es of the etrongest character and,
ahead insenalbla to vertigo are required to.
with saf- ?? a perch,
it Will ~* noticed that in the peerages no
Ittempt Ie made to trace the family of St. !
Aubyn beyond Sir Edward St Aubjn, who
wa? CT? ited a baronet in 1?M6 and who waa:
?h- irandl of the present peer. This!
?t means that the St. Aubyns are a,
***_- ? 0? the contrary, they are ;
tie olde-t h?-u?ey ,.f Dcvot?sh:re. :
having owned ni-ft of the land on which
UM important seaport <>f Devonport now
tt-.-S'. end, ?s i han mentioned above, |
--..?V ' en m possession of ft. lUehaefaj
M-*-*? since the reign r-f King Charlea? j
Th?* <-""??'.-i. moreover, a baronetcy which |
like-rise dated from the Stuart kings.
Oafortunatcly, tht ?ir John st. Aubyn
who ("ltd Ut 1SSI and who was the last
OK-**- of the original barorefv, had In his
ranger ?ayt become Involved In on? of
trrlages which have fur
Btahed ?e much dit?rr>a snd romance to the
ef tbe British aristocracy. This
Scotch marriage had the effect <-?f invalidat?
ing h:~ subsequent End1?!-: union, and the
result ?raa tl U none of the children of thl*
latte- ??? ?-?talifled bv lew to
Tor?,
fi- T -jd-sntage *?f this te he
a/ttnib hi? la g? estetas not to his eldest
?V*t*He his third ant favorite son, who re
**tv\--" if*~thc*ity by reyal H*en-e to use hi?
?id armorial hearing? ?nd
*-ho *?n? in return foi peHtl?ral ?ervieco
crea ad baronet in IMf. a -<>n, who
?led a f-*v \-e?rs ago, was I le the
rears later, as Lord 6t.
<l?e~~ea * - "-le being derived from
Crnifh ? : age of that ?ame which Is part
'A Ml AUbyn property. The ?
hi"* Si I.evan married a dauglu- of
r<-timbe, thus allying two
*t the ?reates! West ef England h"i*e?.
Parser of England'? Parliament.
Irasi.-vi. j a? old L^r?! Nelson, now in his
R?-*.?*>-:.:?? -ear, baa kieen drawing for
nterly eighty years 1106 a week?that \* to
tbv, | -ar- from the British "?-??
By In the -nape ,,f ?m annual j
|fttntOd-hy the nation in gratitude for the
<*ervi~e* of his grandmothers brother. Ad?
mira. Lord N'elsoti, his vig?*t?>'iv r.r,,f_.
~*?:nBt the eneroui nat'ire of tb* t,'?\ tm
f*tHvi bv ? . Liberal g??\ernment
ted hh md plea a? lo the dllBeulty of
??"aklrt both eicl? m??-t *rlth**~it nacrilicing
??le non?y th_t he i^? hitherto been e?<
t>ected to itre te charity ???me ?rtah some
?<_at of an ill grac, from p man who h??
B-tet*/?*-l hundreds ??f thousands of Bollara
Iren-, the taxp??.e... i,?,i ,,. ?i reward for
H which h? himself has ren
t?nt Bserely haoaua? there la i? *>er?
the BarMota of
^el-'rt, which he totbarttad
I_orci Nelson Is to-day the fath?r of the
Kcus* of Lords : In fact, the father of
Or?at Britain s ParHaaaent, since be ha?
'?.tuple?: a seat |n ,?,, utioaal legislature
anger than a:i\ ene el? n- b - i?. sa
? aim under four ?lirrerent
?-''*'' t? the
twelve l?i 'tu- reign
' 'Hain IV, and he ?li.i he-Bag? ai u
peer al the e-oronatlo-M of Quean Victoria,
?award Vll and ?;<??,r?re V. Ha la ? clergy?
-: the Evangelical description, has
?**-? n pillar of the ("huit h Union ami has
"?-.i- Mendi anxa*f the Nonoonforn~lsi dl
H< - home ;?t Trafalgar
Hou?? ?near Pallsbttry, in Wiltshire--?
?ftelv ?ansien, large par), and "Ftate,
jj^1'1 ' ' tented i.y the mm-.n t.? the
??v. Wllliem Nelson In reroBnitlon of the
?etvtc--, tsntaXerad bj hi- brother in <<?n
-i.-tf.rv of
Ttafalger.
wife became s ?*unvert to EtamaB
fore hin d.-ath.
ef his renager sena, Ute Hott. WE*
??rj Nelson, is Uhewle? a member of thst
It U h< who will eventually In
". th. T rafa I itar II?.iimo es
'""? and the annuity ?.f Ki.OO'l a \?.?r. for
?"??i pra-jumptlv?, bia I n.tn.-r,
l*. Vlicouni Vlerton, a 'irmed
? nearly sixty, while his two
?near _n.i eider brother?, Charles and
'Jjbeit, dud without l??u.'. Herbert.
wee wa? th<- eldOet, and bor? the ticuitaey
i. "t Vlereemt Trafalgar wai killed by a
?n ?lownsi-ir
?'allltis the Hon Edward NeioOB -'nd his
l hi the Urn of i-uc'ession
. of the present
/''"? *?'*"' '?? married to Miss Kitty Kell,
? laughter of A J.
??:. Mich.
?f7 ' ? the Esrldom of Nelson.
h,,(1,- Tr-*f?.l??-1 Hou*i estate and of the
rt,n ?**Bsl?e le meet curiously or
'hi**?' i0T '* ,v*s rt>PB***?d in Ihe patent
m the ,v??t 0f A-jmtr?j txjrd Nelson?.
???rior. hr?,h, . ,,. . ig ?,,,??. ,?.,,. |a-MMtb?
pei-ra-?r. Um .?nniilty and ?he estaW shotiM
pass to Us sos of Mr*. Thomas BoHon, of
Norfolk, ??I* eldest sister of the
^?i?.?t admiral. The present earl is the
Kranuson of tin.? Mrs. Bolton.
MAItiJI'ISF. I?i: FOXTEXOY.
WILL BEAUTIFY VASSAR
Samuel Parsons, Jr., Completes
Plan for Developing Campus.
Samuel Parsons, Jr.. fo-m.-r landscape
architci ,,f the Park Board, hat ?'..mpieteci
plans fur the development and beautifying
of the campus ot Vassar CoII?Bge Thm
fact was antioum-ed <?n Sat unlay at th?
alunir?;?-' luncheon in this city, un?l yester?
day Mr. Parsons ?ni?! he had he?n aske?l
?teal l>ecenih?-r by the truste-s to prepare
the plans.
"The Vassar campus." said the landscape
architect, ?I? naturally a beautiful one hihi
lends itself eaelljr to a pian of development
I understand that several hulldltiga are!
?-otitemplate-l an?l It la th.- purpose el Pros
lient Taylor and the trustees to have some
definite plan alone which the future devel?
opment of (he institution can he ???oie**?'??!.
"The Oxford quadrat,?!.- |v cnrn.-.l out.
A waterway en the ?-ampus and the valley
through Which It run?, will be marl? into a
garden spot i>etw?-n the ol.ier bulMlagS !
and the new quadrangle When completed ;
the \'as?ar campus should he one of th? |
m..m beauUful In the eountrj "
In the last f?>\v years the V'aasar Alumni?
AssodaUon has. it was announ?ced at the
meeting on Saturday, ?given ai.out j:?"."?"1 to
tho college, and 130,000 or tto.oon ot thtU
amount will probably I?.' expended un the
development of the campus, according to
the plans of Mr. F*arsens.
NEW SOCIAL SERVICE AGENT
Episcopal Commission Names Upstate
Rector for Work Here.
The Episcopal Social Servie** '.???iniiilsslon
Of New York has chosen the He*.. Chali?
K. QlltMtl to lake up labor, temperance,
housing and similar racial problema H?
has indicate! hi? willingness t.? ciit.T upon i
tiie w'ork. Ti??- ?comml* en.wer? I
l?y the last EpltKOpal convent!' n of New
York to |?ut such agent in the field
i .'pi.- ?*??! al i 'hurch'a nam? .j?'i?'d ?
to co-operate v.th all otucr agendea uno
of these oth.-r Bfencles Is a common i?-?i-,
?ratios, mud.- up of ministen i>| KVtfal I
t undertake tho setuement of all !
Etjikes. or. at any rate, to nsoeitain con
ni of Loth rides nn.i mak? the re? !
meat? public.
Members of this commission Inalud?
Mayor ?Sague of Poughkeepsie. it. Pulton
CutUng. of the .\-- ?dation for Improving
the Cocdltlon (?f the r.H?r. John M Glenn,
of th tundatton, and Arthur A
...inman of the commission
?s the Rev. I?r. A. <"*. Cuu.intn?, ct Pough?
- -, and another membei Ii th. Kev
Pr. Jo! i i ? tita?
.Mr. Gilbert come? from i\ ntrai Kew
York, where he was sraduat?-?-) some years
ase from Hamilton College. II? ha- h'-sti
rector of Oraos ?Church? at MHihrooK. in
Pntchess County, for the last fea* years
? *
TO HONOR FATHER KEAN
High Mass to Celebrate His Elevator*
by the Pope.
In honor of th?? elevation of the Rev.
.lohn .1. Kean, pastor of th? Holy Name
Roman Catholic Church, at M?h rtreet and :
Amsterdam avenue, to the duality of
mesn- prelate by the Pope, ther? ?will h-?
Celebrated to-day in the .-h'irch a solemn I
hl?h mass by Monsignor Kean, assisted b) '
Father iwtusney, ol Um Church of the!
Asc-nsion. ss deacon, ?nd Kather Fitz- I
sinimons. of it Gregory's, a.-? suhdea.-on.
Father Byrne] of Bt Patricks Cathedral. I
will he master of ceremonies, and Mon?
signor Lavelle, of St. Patrick's, will d- Wat
a sermon. Cardinal Fariev win b? repr?
seated by Monsignor Hayes
There will be a meeting of the parish?
ioners thl? evening tn the auditorium of
the school attached to the Hol) K?me
? h.irch, at 91th street and Amsterdam av?
nue. Addresses will he mad? hy Terence
.1. Mclfanua and Justloe Mayo A testl?
?? ii i... presented to Moi ilgnor
Kean a?< an etrldenes of the parishioners'
appreciation of hi?, lahors In their ? ? l all
for the las? eleven >
BRINGS RARE BOOKS TO BELL
London Dealer Keeps Six Volumes with
Him Always on Trip Across Ocean
Six rare volumes which never left the par.
son of their owner during th? vcv...
rived here yesterday from Southampton on
the American liner St. Louis. Thej
si?ted of a small first edition of Cha?ner.
a firet edition of Goldsmith'? "Th.- Vicar
of Wakefleld" and four hand Illumined mis?
sals made b- Roman .'???1 olic monk? In the
fifteenth century.
These book? and several hundred ether
rare volumes of less valu?- were brought
here for sa.e by t'hurles .1 Sawyer, a Lon?
don book dealer.
The six volumes which ar? said to be
wort!? many ?housano? of dollar? were car?
ried by Mr ?Sawyer constantly throughout
the voyage. During the day h? carried
them ir. special ?pocket? in his cloth? r I
at night they were kepi in his berth
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
Fr*e .\ : task? '-? Uta Americas Museum ?-?f!
Natural Hleterj
, of fgile waidnrr AS \
? .
? Tafi at Us ?In dli
ildorf
Asterta ?
Ueeeln ?Han**1 ?"*' <?"* w unen'i Henrj Georg?
I..-K?!?. Cntt nmmktrnrti, S:?*? p. m
,,r tha Saratoca Conn I ?**?'***
Jfort City. Hot? ' g '???
pre?.? ? n' Taft at Uaooli dinnei ol lha KSttona*
,. . Hotel Aeter
7 p. m.
Addreee. "f Pn -?.-er.? Tafi ai ilnner of ?he
lira/Mat.?" Club, ?*lt> Club, aven?a?.
Ltaeola ?um ??? '?? ' Imnao? Club, club
house, evening.
tlnmm ' and ball ' V ' ? . iblhnn
. lui? ?.f iti" ?StS \??e,.i? District, Nlbloi
. . nias
M*?*tli?fc' "f th? *??? : '?'i,; *' "5
n?et lmii -arose ?vantas.
lion .., "I'la.ti.a: Unlformtt] ?n Foot ?at
Drug I...?.*?. Btata and IVderal." at th*
:ut. tina t ?!.?' BocttjtJ Ot MeJl<-l Juris ru
No. it \\?'?t 4B.1 etrttt, aveulng.
Baurtaliun-ml and kail <"" '' ' ,<
,,f \ MemM] DlDJtriet, Lea I
? ?: ^? Ho i- . ? ? -f.JUK
Ut?etun enter tha auapleei <?f tho n>ar.i o? i du
catten, by ??'?'?)or Oaoiga ll?.?i> Putnam?
p ,,n "M.raliam Lincoln," A??o Ut?
il U.M..i *??. r? 11, Brook I] i?. s IS
i?. n?..
Public lectura of Um ?Board ol E9du?-atlon, fc.io
1?. m Maniiaitati: Btuyv-MBnt lliuh .s?.)?..??!.
ir,tii street, neat of First avenue, "Ai . Vn
uoi and Sun vi'-uu.ji i_n.?p?," Theodore Ins
i. <? .?,,?.? - P ibllo B. hool 21, 49A ? ? ? ?;
.,' Third avenue. ' Prciieeeor Will?
iam USbey; l*nbllc Hchool ???>. lUth etroet
and Kt. .* ichii.a? *brabar l.n
oota " Dr. loha H. Handi 11 ^b I. S hool
51 No t/U Wool 4411? street,
Hov ?i'i B I'.u-.. r; Public
Hchool .v.?. No 22*. Ym*1 91th '????" t. '1??.,/?. .
' ?iristiaii I
??'.it..i. Scbool <"2. Ileorter, Baaea and
Nosfolk ni- Lincoln," u,?.
?Hon Tbomai u Wllsue; Public s? m<??ii in?.
t Hli'l.ili avenue,
urn., DUlocatlone, Bpraina and Hugaoatlou,"
m Heno i; Savage; Publl. ?-? i??..?i :!??,
Avonue a en?i Hum 77ii? ttreet, "Natlonallt-r
?i? i Mualc," Edmund Kevern; ?Public Scbool
i.M? No MI i:_si UStti street, "Abraham
Lincoln ' Krederlch Judaon Souie. ph. i?.;
Public School it?:.. IOSth itreot, wool of A ir.
Ht?-i .i?. n; avenue, "Otrlylo ?n?1 Lao ?
Pro>fooaor Stoeaton Asaon; Publl ?School IM,
lywiM ???,i ii.,Cxi. i ?.? Motional
Oovornmoat." A Ki-ankim ???--**?. Ph. i> ,
New York l'ubll? Library. No. 112 l:?-i i??i'i,
'.'?'. "The preventloi ol Tuborcutoata"
Dr. Bortiaiii n. Waura; 8L Luke'? n?n. No.
4sa Mud?.?h etroet, "The . i.i:<Jr*n's ?'??urt. *
Mi?? Madeline /,. Ooty. St. Petart Hal!. 20th
?treet, w??t 0f Klgtiih avenu?, "Lit? A?
??reaalve: L'tlllilne; the Unvlronmem " H???
Jtunln C, Gruoaberi; Ht. ? olunibo Hall. N-?.
?Ml wen ?th ?treet, **Patrloii< Sont? rod
War ??ongs,*- ????,?, K_t? ?? thitlendrn. Tho
Broas: Mui-i-le Hi?h ?School, l?*50tii ?ireet and
Roeion Heat, "9 II ?r.l ?he Homan?K
' hatie? i Horn?, I >> ?' ; ?PsWIe
.- *ool ?. Km-fabrida. aven?4o. Ki????iT<-i?e. '
?Tbt MioMy Ht l?,,,,,,, M,.. JonaM M :
novia- rwii. a*bmo\ y, sl Anf)', avenue,
?Abrnhar-i Lincoln. ?? j !? Pr)r, y\, i? : T.?
favette Hall. Alasandov ?vw???
BehutnotMi. ?b, m?>i?.,i ||ye*tc.' *?**? *
\ uo ?.le".?. I'i,. if.
VU?u
Yesterday's Fill of Concerts.
Tl.? btl?ie?t day Of the rnnc_rt -.,.;,?,?.
. tel lb. ' I was s Runda* n? d
j b--vothetleall- s day of rest Hoe many
Ismail snd unannounced things were on tb<
? p, ed not i" told eannot, in fact -
bul these were the things ef sise and slg?
1 niric.-inc. : A cone, it .?f Italian nm
entury Theatre by tbe Symphony 8o?
ROtne novelties calculate,! t?i
rurlostty, In me afternoon; almul-!
. -, i song recital by Alexander!
I Helnemann at the Belaaco Theatre, also |
; <i concert of Russian mualc l?y the Russian I
Symphony Bocletj si Carnegie HalL These
wars tbe efferlnga "f the afternoon In the
? Borough of Manhattan, but aerees th? Easl
R ,'r then was a concert -f the same eerl?
mpoii by Ute New York Philharmonie
??.. Then it'i order that neither tlm?
nor opportunity should be permitted t<* c>
to vaste? there wsu> a concert by Kut?eiik
twhose manager.? have not forgotten their
;ir.-- lessons from Mr. Dan Probman) in
the Hippodrome In thi evening, and also
Hi uaual miscellaneous concert at the
Metropolitan Opers House, *n.-?le Interest
Ing thi? time by the participation ef Miss
M an?l the production of a new w?-irk !
b; a local composer, Mr Christlaan Krien?,
In "Inch another attempt was made to en?
force the Dutch musical Idiom upon <?ur at?
tcntlon. We say "another attempt" he
Mr. Krien? ?had ?had his say at le i*-t
twio before at concerts of the Barrera En?
semble with hi? "Aquai-ejlea Hollandaises."
;? \? had w?on so much approbation from !
r viewert and the public as must have
? ed him. if 11 ? ?? i s ich a thing as ;
satisfying an] composer- which we greatlj
doubt.
1'nfier the circumstances careful an?i de?
tailed consideration can !??? given to noth?
ing The composition which challen?-.?) the
most lnter?st In th<- afternoon was s?*am
batl'a concerto In Q mni>?r f'?r pianoforte,
at ?1 orchestra, of which the soi?? part was |
played by Mr. Krnesto <-on*-?!" It ha 1
POl I.ii heard before In New \ork; Indeed
Signer Bgambett'i music has been ?adl*
an?l undeservedly n?nrle ted. As on* el the
few Italian composers "ho have dexot-l,
their attention le high? musical forms than ?
the opera he hss de?erved better at on-.
hands. Then w_? too mu?-h i?*,* dneaw
the orchestra] part to an?couraa*e a vor.
enerc-e-,. exri/esslon of opinion concorninr
th. work ti? a whole, but there was i ?
denying the original charm of th? second
movement-?* romanas in which Mr Con?
hulo produced a reall*. astonishing ?sftettn
In broad cantilena by skilful use "t the
eoetcnuta pedal. The solo performance I
"us throughout ?ojiu, d'gnlii?-?! and I rilllani !
and did boner to th< cemposei as we!) as]
lyer.
\ novelt) whleh challenged more Intervst
(because of iircum-t.-i ? ss) proved much
bss i;itere.iting than the ecMCCrtO. Thi",
wa? an exccrpl (~r two ? x'?-'i'ts-c
irai Intoneeecl) from Wolf-Ferwri ? it
'I GleJolli dells Madonna," which
thu? fai h?<- beep beard onll In Berlin and
ChleagO. The pieces did nut measure up to
what the other worko of the compooer Jus?
tified the llBtener- In expecting. Obviously
they depend for th?ir effectiveness largely
on their ?g?ta-Station with the Inctdei
the drama. Baidb presented. a? Ibej were
llectlona of i
-elude to "Cavallerla
the st cond, .i *? ..i?/ ? t ? hi
scng of unlucky things In I~< '?'
v? t the pit *- v tfully harmonlieo ?
and orchestr. I Otherwise th- Italian com-1
posera of ihret teneratlone
tton by a concerto iroi.with '??*??? violins
as the concertino) by Vtvaldj, th? overture
to "William Tell." SinlK.-n-Tt.'s 0>V?*rture to1
?i ?? Bai ill sett. ?
and the Interne/.-o f*-?*.,- pucdnl's epern
Mai an *?- ? auf- a reUi^ exprei ? * I t
of dramatic writ ptlve <?f Man<*n?
to H. i ?angers of -
th. prison itterane, -s
? ? De? ?rleiut's n ?? Iva to follow his
end? of the .??th
- ? ? -?? '? I ?Dl! rpl- ?
. it ?emelj Interesting eoneeti
-.? th? Metrepelltsn '?pera Heus? In Ihe
evening for Ml?? Parlea played the Paga?
nini con<*erto and other ihm-:* m her best
style. Mr Smirnoff ?nrtx unusually ?r:i
fei . Mi Rol " sdded to ths ceneral
,,,.? Mm< Premstsd earrled nil
he.,ft? CaptlV? With l*|i--be?h ? Til **.tl e
air from "Tannhsuaer snd a group of
? othinB of
which ??he SHng aft- ?
ah The pew ??, rk though it has
Peen published and heard abroad, had Ita
first performance in America it la a
n ffir mov?*ments, and Mr. Krien?
? "tn ?folisnd." Fluent anl hngratl?
atlng sre all us four movement?? ("Men
guydei ? The Dut
"Evening Bounds" and ,-Weed?en
Dance"? though if thr.re ? b fl*?
\or about H II "a- scarcely distinguish?
tXdi Bui n **- pl"'?-ir.B music, and Ihe
public enjoyed it- ?? ' K
_--a ?
HEINEMANN SINGS LIEDER
Knbelik Plays to Big Audience
with Damrosch Orchestra.
.lexander "fetn*m*.nn, Ihe Germ?n Heder.
?ing'-r. pa*-?- a concert yeaterda* afternoon
at th?- Betaeec Th-eetn befen sa audience
?f m-edernti etae Mr Helnamann'a i'?'?-;
gramma was a verted one. inein?
by Loewe, gehubert, Bchumans ft ? r?in - ,
?teln, M??ndelsaohn, Wolf, n-tis Hen
Richard itrness, Karl Kami?, an?i Cuaen
end concluding with .? group ??f Qer*
man I" Ik -~
Mr. H?alnemetm prev?ad himself, ???- ?i
i aya an artist ol admirah ?? i tativi
powers, tho fl ' lessor of a voeal
equipment ol bj no mean? the first orde
\t tnn?s "f pitch was b) no
mean? perf?*ci hikI his upper ton.? ??? ?
cldedb h*ursh. Vet there w.r? both dell?
,..,??. -?'"i i'"wer m Ma interpratntleits, and
piir-n epplouas wa? abundantly <ie
.???r.< ?'?
a v?? ?? dllfereni rentiert t?.?.k place at the
Hippodrome In the evening, when Jai
Kubellk, U'??"" "> ualt?r I'amrosi-h. und
orchestra from the Bymphcm*' Bedety, ??p
peared befon an Immeaae audience. Mr,
Kubellk, Ol cours-, took the bo\mr. by
storm, and bis technical fireworks In Wlenl
awski's "Souvenir ,,p Meecaer*" an?i i
ainl'a "Campaneils ' were little short of
aartousdlng.
Lea? satisfa?'t"i-y *?*? but playing of
Balnt-flai????*?'? "' ?***- '?" " mlnor- but
! ;.,_ .,;0 bis techadejne wag Bawlesa and
his tone wonderfully Farm. Hoth bete and
ln me vienxtempB oooe-a*te In i> minor!
Mr. I'amt-'H.b provided a_moet admirable
eccompnnimeni
DICKENS FUND NOW $10.000,
i ,., t.h H Crbonte, chairman ??f the Dick?
en, rcnt.-r.arv Kund being mlaed la behalf
{ the Bve ftranddaughl-rs of the famous
author e*pieeaed bis -naiih.-ati??,, rester
lav that ti.. American rabecriptions had
,,:;.. ?enched the total af lie-BH. Clarencii
H. Mackay, of N? - '? ^;-<?-. ?. the
t ?i... fun.i. 1' ,:-lS been
i insurer "' '"' ""
without the empwyme^^T^r*and
ti,(. wish?, of th? sobaerIban who desh
?, remain anony?.; **"' ,'" '.-sp.?.-]
when th- list? are publtebed In th. gama*
_
HUNGARIAN CLUB HOLDS BALL.
The annual ball of the Hungarian Ropnb?
bin Club was ntU ** evening at the
Caf? Martin. American and Hungarian
, **"'-r""-, . |lb g,)(j an Amerl?
ip ors hung about me wm. ?
eaa band aim ?** - H"^--rli-n 5*?*J
crcht-stra Among ?k lJ2w-___
and Mr, William Loch. Mr. and Mr^ Um
ue\ ti. Kccalg. William COh?. Dr. Filler,
hi.: t. Ma.Hh.al and Mr. and Mr* Arthur
Hahny. '
fDANCE TO AID SCHOOL GIRLS
, Novel Entertainment Planned for
Benefit of Athletic League.
fir'*-' brauch of the Publk Senools'
Athl'tl?* Lttaane wlH ltf*"*S a- benefit enter?
tainment et th? WaWttwf-Airta-ris ??n Kri
...iv, i*?- x ., it u hi? h f'.ik daao
he performed by many women of i>r?>mi
nenoe In ih?> city. All th? ?? ?have
bees ? oil? ? ted ? ' ? '" opie? of I i I -
eotmtrlss ?? Miss ?Wsab**l Rurrh??nai,
I chairman of th? folk 'lane* ?rommlttas of
th?. Playground Association of Amerleii,
who is the chief ?authorlti In America un
1 thl? -tyle of dancing.
i Music will he ?tipplled by thirty ?r-embers
?of thr? boston Brmpben*/ Orchestra, under
l Gustave itrubo, who haa ape. lully Orches?
trated th? musk for thr folk danees. The
- ? i dance? will be done to the bagplr*'
The gir!.?.* branch **-'a** the first organi-..
tlon t?. start folk dancing in the publt?
yho'i^, six year? ?go. an?! tlM movement
?throughout ?he ?? u HT has spreng front
thl?. This will he the firm time thf?t tue
real folk i ? . ?? >???*? n given in publie?
la? the ?chool children ?re not permitted
I to tuke part In publie s**Mbltt**P? whSTS
admission i?, paid.
Home ol thos nho will dance at the sn?
tertalament ??r?* Miss Juliana ?Tutting, Mr?
Charles Van Rensselser, Mi.?. ?Lortllard
Bpan?-.-r. ji . Mi.- i?:.kiey Rhlnelander. Ifrs,
Kldder, Mrs. ?prank Fhippa, tbs Ml??es
Btutser, Miss Aatoluetu Butler, m?-*?
Olady? Btorey, Mis? Halan Ford, Mi-r
Grae? K?n, MISS Murj rl?: l'rt-nti.-?, Ml*?
Katherine Williams? Mi-? Luc*/ Brown.
Mis? Anigellca br??v\n. Mis- ri.?r?i? * .* <?ay
ley, Ml ?-? Douglas Bosworth? Mrs. ? ! ?* ?r,
Mrs. Louli In inc. Mrs ?'lare^ee Wyeoff,
Mis? Kathall? Kelly, MIm i,le:mot Hiaton,
Miss Flor. . M!*-^ Amv HuttOl
Miss Eleanor ?Lockwood, Miaa Katliarlnt
Hi tt? n and MIm All??? Hunt.
e
COLUMBIA HA.S ALUMNI DAY
Varied Programme Arranged for the
Celebration by University Men.
Thla is "Alumni Day" at t.'olunihla Uni?
versity, and the graduates will Im found i?.
number? tn the ramrua to take rar?
in i? programme ot event? prepared by ve
? ^ *.nd the university su?
?h..nil- i?
The t-ampua no ?Joubl will ?.rsent a
lively i ii an'! drum corpe
and i ???? >? ill prtyeite the music and a
vaudeville performance I? reheduled to tike
ternooa in the gymnasium?
Kn alumni sonferenc? will bt beet, nro-,
loncheona orpan ie tala recaptleni and ?
? ak dinner will ocenpy the attsatlep
? .,,...., returning to thi r .?ima iiiat-r
The dav -elll erd ? Ittl th? -'?'?ui'l Colum
. i ? - - -1 ?? anla ?akstball r u Ii I ?
k". mnfi?i?itn, followed I a dai
?~^ ? o ??
CONCF.FNTNO "LYDIA aiLMOFF,"
Letters of Miss Anglin and Mr. Jone*
Explain Withdrawal
i mutual agreement 1 le? jaret
? d i km y Arthur .Tone*. ??
?- ? Lvdia Gllmore ' Mptelal
\ . ? , .,? baa beet Itb?i ?
? necessary chan-?e? may Ik ni-dv ?ni
tbi drama b? **<reaeRted In ? new fo?-m in
tho autumn, TM folloerlni letter? win
? ? pi .in the wlthdrswsl
'
?Dear Mr. Ktnrj I i ?nes:
1 heai ??? many opll OP? that ?he I
a-' ol "Lydia ??? ?? not ?uotsln
? m ?->f ?he first two aetia, t
it be . '"<. y.. i to ? to it?
|| to mc In
Loi don ' II >?-? i oould da " :- I f?m1 i u
we sh
for It. Csn y. ??
.... .
- ttncerel",,
MARGARET W'il.iN
Hotel M'irt?; Ai'">lnet?e,
February 7, ISU
Deal '?">- Ai.ai '
' ? ttehsd ? i ? ? ?-? * i?t night
and tjuilv ag ? ' ' ' ' ;
f tl
' thli'k ?in. is due to th? l?Ct
t ? a ? I departed fron? my
I v ' that i ft?r
? rlitv f?>r Per.-!,,,.
?... r f?"in<t i pod not given myself tiro?
I" put ".*> i'? ' V"i'k o th?
later . the. tl
.,: ?i . ? i ?? ? ? ? | ......
? ,?? \.'?i plena, or to <i?>
t ? i.? ni i ?? ...ii?i in th? ?im? m n ?
i ihtik ?hi?? explanation I? due to Sew
Torii iUy*"f?-. snd that *? may e?s tl ?
thai .?** >e? they really
>*eu "Itydls '
fea will hs
the ston ' f< ?.r i sho ild onlj bt ?
lee my mlatab? If I tried to r.-via* the piny
in tin ? : ?.i product I? In its I
1 rceent eeuaoj, _t (he
Lyeoutn under these clreum?tamc?ea I will.
if ?i i eonvanleal te you, ?wlthdrai
l Ihv ..- ??.???n a- i??si snd thua |1v?
me full lima ,rt r?.'..r.-ii i.-t th? later ? I
?n ?i ? ?r or tfnal form, io tl tl w? r? i
f-nt ?' again in th? suturan.
ralthfull) *? "?ira.
HCKRT \I:T1M'M roNKi
THEATRICAL NOTES.
rergntM-n ?tu ?.? ?..'tev's matine?
nr? evening perfoemane? In th? Paltos
Theatr? begin her ?I ith week In *?"**? '
|y Madison In the ?Jellghtful f?em?dy,
"The Firo? I.adv in ?h? Land " The i jv
to theatregoer? of ail ?nes ami c/.i
diii.'n-. I? i? tvhol? some, witty, r??'r,?ii!le,
id d? tl w|th ??harj-M rs fa
In the i'.aUi--. ? e^ru
actlns hsa slresd) seqttlred |
"? f??i Iti ??.???,.,'?in? ,rv rharm ??.?i
-kill
Margare) Anulm .?? the [.yeoum T
thi? afternoon ;iud ev?snlng iMglp? a tort*
night'? revival ? ' "Gi -r H??.',kt?'rs.
. oined) bj s v. w Msaon if
.f the n ???' polish?? i,
. ?? i ed and dellghtfu ? now
befor? ' i? public ?-?ill appear ?with Ml??
? .-, a? in ?he origins! run of thl?
mirthful .'i.?-, ib.- *Mwnea In which then
?i ? tag? ?III
- througl ?
?| . Rlnl ??f I'.ir.i'I'?" il '?'
,.ii i i heatrs 11 '?"' "' '' ?' 'N'" ^ ",lv ''**?'
me f??r ih" aeaaon ! ? ?ady I....u^d
f,,r ,, .i tout *?' hi? It will ' rough
, . . novel and attractive
pl_5 preaet led h ?? mann r w hl?
. s "caught ih? town Al t ?
.I e venin? *jre**"-ent_l ? -
. :?i %\ ? k ??f ?ts ru??
Kla\? .v Eilanger Mil "t-en their new
produ(*tlon, 'Th- Mhi fr-.?i? ?"..ok'?" .?t
t ? V.a.l-'li;-, ?,?' MIMIC r.-.l'imOr.'. tO-nlgbt.
Am. n? th? -aiiKHpal In th? ?-ant .?re Qui
n mn. i"?? i W ill m. Ideell? Ken
yon, Ralph Whiteliead lohn l)al) Murphy,
gti '? Hoban, n?vla ?\rcaro, B?**anorPen.
dleton, Mario-' Murr.? loMphlne Hsrl
niiinn, Itcn.- Thornton. John i Demp?jey
H?..i J T. Challle.
Th? Bhuberts anaoimc? tha? James T.
Power? liai '?? mm rel.eareili fst ? r
mu?l?'al |.|i<l?.?tl"U. t'iU'hil "Two ' "
Hilde?','' in which h? i- ?-""" te !" ?<?? n
under their management The hook and i
lyrics ?.f ??Two mu?. Brides" in by Ar?
thur Ainierson ?and Mr. ?Powera Th? mu?ic
la b* Gusta* Kerker. Th? i ?? ? ??111 1? lu I ?
I'r.iii.Hs ? ?ni?u'?>n. Oreee Kennlcut, Arthur
T*\M.'ii<?.. Arthur Hough, K II. K-lly.
l-.ni?- I...I1.1.UI an?i (Ulbert ?Clayton.
At tl??' r?-?iue-t -f Mrs Nathan Btnus,
(,?,u.?r^.r. Vl? .-j.r.-iil. ?it of *? l'e?h-Kl S??
dety ol ?Perwmal s-tvi?-?'. ?'??him and Bar?
ra arranging ? benotst portottnanet,
., m occur al n ?? George M. (*ohan
Theatre m K.mduy plght, Maffea I?
Tbs seat *aij f.?r th. TetraeeUt* ?one it
which win ?.-.? Kiv.ii ?.t '?!"? Hippodrom ?
i.? st Bunde** tiigh* ;.- see opsn. -x!'"'' Tet
rasMni will ix.- assisted ??! Nahan Fran.?.?
?.ml hi? oicii'stur of *-? v.'iity-tK. muM
?h.ns. s.v.ui English Hongs will h?, in
?1.....I ui th. diva a t on? srt ?profnunme.
???????
COLUMBIA STUDENTS' NEW PLAY.
?'oluml.l'i rnlverwlty atmlenta will be
Been In their annual rollepe made mualeul
? omedy ?luring tlM week hepinnln? Mareh
A In th? -?rnnd ballr?>om o' the Hotel Av.
tor. Tin? '..?ir? prodectjea ?**k?eb le ?*aiic?j
th? "Mjrstertoas mi**? Apaehe," sill run
for ?in ?-ntiro n#?-k in tbfs tHt**, and will
h.ter b? elven In Pluanurgh on Arrll ? an?1
m Vfaehingtea on April ??
I LORD LISTER DEAD
Discoverer of the Antiseptic Sys?
tem of Treatment in Surgery.
London, Peb 11 i .?..? , Listet. Bral
Baron Lister, ? le famoui |
hi* ? ? of the antiseptic system of
tuent In sun , . ne
wi ? born In 1127. and id aerved sa pro
fHs?ir,r of ?ttrgery in Olaagow _nd Rdln
burgli universities and In Ring's ?'?-liege.
London
Bu g< : ? it has boat a ? - to?
divided into two p?riode, the pre
Llster iind the poat?Ltetcr p?riode The
momentous year? of division lay between
|SCO and IH?, ? ; l? the ? oung surB.!
was occupying the I of sur?
aery at the University or Glasgow Mis
connection with the Olaagow Infirmary
I gave him a large practice, and through it
j h? became attcjualnted ?ith the terrible
! mortality resulting from ?surgical opera?
tions In one week as many a? ?rt
j tient? rii-j?-i, ?fter .-_?.>? eparatlons, from
??loud poisoning. Another enemy o\
war-is va? surgical gangrene, which ?wept
on unchecked despite ail efforts t?? deter?
mine it- ceuoe
To t is mastery of tnese evils LiMer
bent his oh let energies, lie trie.i every
expedient to make the wards sanitary.
i|e insisted on ?careful washing of bands
by ???'? tienta undat op?
i:? -t : " \ , - dona to deter*
iesd dlsi ?' ?
To Pasteur, th. tanner, Lister was finally
Indebted for th? key to the dlfBculty. Pas?
ad ?li??o\-?.?l that the real agents m
the proosss ??i putrefaction were minute or
ms In the air. Acting <>n this i
Lister coi red I f finding ?some
solution that. would kill the??* organlsmi
without Injuring the human fl?-fh. Carbolic
? m sel ?? ? . .1* ' ? best form ot p rm?
leide. After some experimenting he found
the right solution and began to get i
with his bow solution h? weened ah
wo ..ils and Instruments. Then he Invent?
ed a carbolic -pray with which to kill the
-??rm- In the air. Later, '.?jwever, be
' learned that th? spray was superfluous a
i aii a- .v ?rented and l?anda_*d
i wound could not ? **t*rnM In
the air.
\? Immediate decrease In deaths (rom
j aurtiicnlly made wnurda followed. His ?"
loaverlea were heralded far ?nd wide and
?unlveroally ?de?t?.i Th?is wae medern
ISUrgOry born. The world's e?t::n?te Ol the
value of Us'er s work eil epitomized ?ome
? PI .\%o at a banquet In hi? honor, when
ci,? ipeaker turned to him and said
i ' My lord, it 1? not ? profession, it it not
a nailer; It !? humanity !'?e!f which, with
? ered head, ?alu'.s you."
!?? r?l LI. i.r c.as 'urn of a Cl?i3k?~ '
? mage of t pton, now
? i?art <?f London His father. wine
ant. follow.-1 sdmee ai an a* I
tien, wi? ne llttis distinction. To him is
eredl. tntlon of s powerful com
: ematle mJcr ra
by scientist?
germs, the,-ef*re. received a strong Im*
lt~r and ear!*- environ?
, m*-m. toward hi? lf<
I e Boy prepared l?>r ?? ?lege in the
Friend?' school at Toi ? Prom there
he *? ? ? ? Collage, later trans?
ferring to ti ol Inciden, wh?r?.
r- rt ? ??* Bachelor of Arts
lu IM" Five rears i?'-r h? ?oik his Bret
t..- ii*ai degrei md becanu a fellow i -
j.??? al Col e . ,.| Burg.
it. IV." he <*?-? |f| . ..(tend
' Professor J Svme, then
?
his whol< f'lture ra?er. I*i*ident?llv. n
UM hs married .urn?-., daughter <"
r. ?(,r - oie Bhs 'I'd In 1* I
L4ster*s own ski'i soea began to attract
att?antloa ?t"l ?he appointment at Glasgow
followed In 1MI he ?.?irr-ci-d h's father
? of ?urgery at Edin?
| I rgli I'nlven poet which be held
until 1177, when he wenl t., LondOB to ac?
cept a tlmilsr professorship at King ?
lege Af?r the death of his wife he re?
tir? d f-om pract
Gladstone mi'i? Vm s baronet lr
indi fi ? " rice ef Lord Bella
Q ? ? ? torta raised him to th<
flrsl member ?>f the
medical profession to receive thr-ii distinc?
tion
if* ?*-- ? m.?n honored by his Intlmatea
a* ri'i? i for hie personality ?* for his
His natura .
fir. ? and rnodi ity mad? htm
kneurn ??? "the he.m ideal of the true Eng?
lish *????* th m.m "
EDWIN HENRY WEATHERBEE.
Edwin Hem " . men
?Id, Constable ?.*.
??e.| yesterday ..: his bous?
-.Udlson avenue. He had been 111 ?
; timn. The funeral will be held at
the Church of the Incernatlo*
end . .'th atreet, <t 10 o' Jock to?
morro?
Ml with hla
wife, ??? a daugh ? rs, Mra i ?tu \ ?
Head snd Miss May Wi ithar ee. and the
,-??? a fl.n?.-*, Dr. Bsmuel .Mllbank. at?
tended the performance ol "f?cheme" at
the y ' ?'??ya. House en P/ednea
d-iy ? vend ? ?? curtain -ang
doe n on tbe lest ?cl Mi. ?'
?
? tai'en i?-? his hone In a
.ici had ' '
Dl
Mllbank who attended Mr. Weatberbe?
during hi* Illness, said h?
from acut? : ? ? ?tlon
.M? v. ?Ml erb? - ?in In ( 'hatham
ty. N. V. o -?
.
Aft-r r?- ? h n -. Ilii
- In ol? M<
from >* lil< h. ???
-, ||*, Two yean ol travel follow? d,
?i d th? ti !'"? young man began ?he stud) ol
l_w in l h? Ho-lo;, i ? La? s.i ool
an?i th? ? olumbia i ?*? Bel ool, In t! Is dtj
n i a- graduai ?i from Ihe latter Instltu?
. untied to the Mar in |s73
i ..r four :? ?a? n Mr U sal d M
! nlted Blab District Attorney
under General Btewari i- Woodford. In
, . m. r? I the firm of Arnold, Con*
i | ? .,. Just previous to this, li
he ha-i main?.I Amy V Constable, daugh?I
i-i ..i the late "ames M. Constable, mm ?>f
tbe lirm
Mi. w ?ether.? ? - " lb*
I'nlverslt). Lit* !?Jetro"*olll in. :'til??.?
ie ud other clubs. H? wax alao a
member of the \uic Alumni AMOdation,
the, New ISnglamf Ho lety, the Chamber of
? limn. ? Medra tan Muaeum of
Art and American Muaeum of Natural HIs
i..r- . Hi leaves ?? son and two daughters.
LEWIS P. CLOVER.
Lewis Pierre Clover, forty-seven
old, for the ia*t twentj yenra .< rtewapapar
man In tb|s city, died yeeterday morning
at u o'clock at a private hospital In Weal
Mth street He "as Injured Thttreday ?f
pp v.-h'-n he Ml Into a coal bole nt
llttfa ?treat and Broadway.
Mi. Clover wax ttie st.u,- court reporter
rhe Bvenlno Bun." n?- was I urn at
Bprtngfleld, III?, an?l was the trr? at-nran.l
soii <>f Niiiian Edwards, the flrat Qovernor
. f iiiitioi*-. and ? grandnepb. w of I
ham Lincoln. The funeral will be h?!?l t?>
day at id- boma, Na Ji7 Wont luth street
Mr, Clover ,,a!l Bradnetod from falo and
?afterward .studied |gW, He was aiiinltted
to the ?ar and pratti-?jd law u abort Uni?-.
Ills first newspopar work was done in
riilladelptua, but he cum?- to New York
about eighteen yvars ago and ?hie? years
latOf he b-.-?a::.* ? in?-mb,r of the staff of
'The Sun ' H? leave? g wife
? g
ELIZABETH PERRY VINTON.
I Its*.be?h Berry Vinmn eldest daughter
cf the late Rev Tran'!? V|nton B T Dm
'and grapddi-UBhtt-r of "?*mmo?lor? Oliwr
H Perr^-, di?d y-aeterdag at her home, In
: P.'t-nfret. Conn. The funeral will b* held
I at ChrlKt Church on U ednesday mornlns
'..i 11 o'clock, and the hurlai will h? m ?h?
f.iriily plot At Mewpert, k. t
m
MRS. GECRGE E. CHARLES.
! Mrs Emily Clark ?Charit?, widow ot
, Georse K. Charit -, who founded the *<
ilustm is ol Charlea *?- Co., died *???? l
? rdai ?' ??r home. No. ;,
I avenu? Mrs. CtMUlee waa born iti Kgllr?
i ten, Ireland, aev? nty-three \.-nrs ?go, ?and
, tum* to this co'intry when vounn.
..Ir? ?'harle? devoted much of h,.r time
t?> charltahl? and church work, she was a
j member of the Fifth Avenu- Presbyterian
ChUMh at the time of her death. She was
; man-tad t.? Mr Charles ttty jrean age. He
?died thirty year? ago Mrs . harl-s ksv?
j two sons und en- dauRhier.
The funeral will he. held to-morrow even
j In? at .". o'clock. The 1 urtal win ?
w'oo.iiiw'u C?mate?/*/.
- ? ?i i m.
' COLONEL WILLIAM M. BUNTING.
be-tori, Feh. It Ceieptl *.Villlam M.
ranting*, for more than a ?marter of h
century one ot th. leading fiirurc-. In llf?
Ittsoraae? citric* n New Euf-land. died
? suddenly *r -mdeeerdltls ,.t hi? home at th.
Hotel Bemeisst to-dav. He was one of the
of truvf?-,., of tie I-eiin Mutual Llf?
Insurance Company. He ?was hora in Phi',
? ? ft - i igo,
. r. m 1891 to is'..*, he served on the mili?
tary ?taffi ?f <;? . ? i ..?.r*. *'re,?nhal-fti and
TV ?Iron.
ELLIS CROMWELL.
?Manila, Feb. U. ?Ellis ?Cromw-dl, Calleetor
of internal Revenue, ?li?-d .suddenly while
returniiiR to Manila from a trip to th?*
l?r">\ ltv . - lbs death, it in believed, ^ < ?
'due to bean disease. Mr. Cromwell waa
a native of Mississippi and came to the
Ixlnnil-. as Captain of volunteer!?. I Je -
j for a time as Deputy ?Collector of Internal
? Revenue, succeeding John 8. Mord aa <'?>!
le.-tor In December, UK,
JOHN M. HITCHCOCK.
ago, Feb. U --John M Hltcheoeb. for
; many >t-..r.s .? co-work, r of Dwleht !..
Mcody, tin* evangelist, dl?*d (rom sr
:?.-da*. Mr Hitch OCk, who w.i? **ev
had been one of the |ead
Moo.lv church f'r ni.-,r.- ttl
: was ? dl*reetor of ?he Nu
lat?an A*nocistl n. Mr. RHeb?
? ???k ?a* sduaatSd .?' t'!? r!ln, Ohio.
HELEN JOHNSON.
Mews of the death of Helen Johnt?on a?
Tease*), Ariz., ??as reeeived In thi? city
yesterday Mbn -Johnaon was the dauahtor
"f Her* O. J'htiion ar.?l the late WtlUam
s lehnsof) The funeral will bit held at
'? the home ot her mother. So. 79 Walnut
??treet. _?c? Orar??-*e, N. J . on Wedneadtiy
:n-*?nln-t at I] o'?*loek
PROFESSOR BENJAMIN GILL.
pe, Feh H -Pcr.'iam1r. Gill, seven
, ty-P'.ne year?? old, r*roie"-or of Greek snd
Lat??; ipd '. aplaln of Pennsylvania Staii
?r^pl^pe, Rellefon'e. Penn , dle?l in a h.??
j pital here ?o.day fr?:m cence*. Profefior
ClU wa? a native o* MssaachUSSttS
DANIEL L. HARDING.
-? - ? fad Fsb. 11-1 ?aniel U
? Harding, CD? :>f the fo'ir lUpublleaa may?
elty hae had ard prominent in
! railroad building many jreara ago. dkd
! sudder.lv at hi? home here to-day. He waa
bora in Irelei *] sUty-rilni years ago.
e
i HURT IN BOBSLEIGH SMASH
; Ensrlishwomen Injurrd Accident Nfar
Geneva.
',Py C.iblh to Th* lrlbune.l
i anden, Feb. 12.?The ?Geneva corr-?
?poti'ient of 'The Daily Express" states
that an Ettfllsb party, Including the
Hen Mrs. Keppel, **.'?a? cut and bruised
in * bobsleighing aeeldent at r?>ntreslna..
The sleigh which contained two
? rturned while travelling at
L un refirnip?; to Bt Morltz
the women wer? obliged to ?beep to their
r.?<?ms in the bOteL
? ? ?
CRITTCLSES COLLEGE GIRLS
! "Wellesley News" Says Thoy're Inat?
tentive and Given to Stealing Rides.
WeUesley. Mas? Pel '.' -The coll?ge -girl
i- not as democratic aa she hoa.'t? herself
i Wellesley Ne??" editon
ally
n ?ve vi??i noticed," ?ay? the editor,
"in both club and clase meeting? how
little attention ?a pal.i ?<*> n fpeaker who
- ? ?I wall known, no matter how sound
her remarksl Why must *??.?? always look
f,iP ti?. .?? - Continued ?nuhbtng, wheth?
(r In ? : doe? not MCOUlfc*"* a
healthy growth of public spirit la the
ma?*?'? if ?he cavalier treatment with
trbl *e ??irl only too often meets
? ?? ? to thoughtlesaneea, then
? ?-, with our con?itant
? ?j? of low nnd sendee."
Ther? I? .' movement on foot in collets?
also to leoinisl 'he ondergraduates, many
.?i whom ?i?:'?i(K*ii?. in "honkltii? ' r\i\-r- on
t, to stop the practica, in addition to
heing unladylike, iv?*..-- the i'?i?cr, it t? both
,t burdsn ol tiled out horses and trouble?
some ?o driver? who ?lur? not rut ?he
ofl
SKYSCRAPER CHURCH OPENED
Kansas City Structure Wing of ?2
.Stoiry' Ofhre Building.
K.v ?:.? ' :ty M?. . Feo. U ?Thi '?r_nd
Methodist Fl'.'i-copal Church, Kor?.
ky?icraper h HIM Of ?rorsbll?, was
? ?? I : .\' I : ' I a :i i K An
ga, and the R?v
Mitch? ?. ??i > 'if. .o. l.id.i,
Tre dedicatory
nlei will contlau? atl week
Th? church i*? th? pioneer Methodist oe?
?atl .n ..f the dty, u?i.i ha? oceupted
: ' .'...n, now on.* el the proal
n< ?it corners of the downtown diMtri.-t, ttn? ?
Phi '?? n ? v''?u-< h ?- ;>. wing ..f a twelve
itorj "Uhr building, ?reoted by the .???
(-?legation, and bearing th? name ef the
I'n.r.'l Av.-i.ii' Temple. The auditorium
va ill seal un?, n hundred peraona The
churcl ' ?|** one cf the lat-gest pipe organs
the (.'nlted Slate?.
ASK AID FOR BIBLE SOCIETY
i t""in'> Birthday la ?aie? ted ??<
?n which to sppeal for fuad? he tht Mew
>.?ik Mihl.' So.'i'ty because i.in.'oln wua
born in tbs ?am? year that the -.ociety
w.?ik was otrganlsed in the ,-uy of Mew
^ ?rt Th?- ?society lu.s ?ii."trihuted .'..;.::s?,
?(.?'1?? Qf the S'Tioturei?, In thirty languages
... immigrant? landing at Kilis island, and
It ?airl-'l "n Hk work without regard to
<>r ? lass. The addrea? of UM BO?
la \". ?..; Hti.i?' M'ius. .
'
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
?ir. Anna 11.?ward Shaw K've? tt ?ta I ??r
??pinion that "New York la the :no?it horrible
.?n earth t? live in." it la awumej that
abe i?.? B?v?r triad Juan ??.? Ckk ago Itacord
Brer? ton** ? K? ? Tech inlnlst?>r ?aiin that
town ??or?? tlian Babylon lome old sinner up
in Kok?>iii". ?Ind.. ?>r Bmporla, k??., pack? hin
carpet i?'? and Wh?s tur 't.?Celaaabla Stativ
gom? tien r?**be*s ar'' thoupiitust? Mt-mgh
t,, i,,i?\. thilr own community could spare
?.avti'.r leaf eneUfS f??r him to he<;onu
fr?atd?nt "f "?? Datted ^tate??*.v'_ihinct?in
fliar.
Tti- umiw ?agerattag th? n-w Wiitiai?,?
ImrK Bridge In New York made a profit of lia
i?, r i .-ol on I?? capital lait year It must be
frndllnf ?he traffic by oapreaa ??t. Paul Du
put? h.
New Yorker? ar? bettle reminded ?li?t Aaron
Burr waa ?ar* a fallow townaman, hav.n?. ht?
af?ee In ? mod?st bulldin? In Nassau
*?r?et That buildine 1? "1r>'* hSsSg) ra??<l to
n-ak* rooni (Sf * iJtSfj ?nd concr*??) pile ot
offlre room? There lan'f ?ny chine? for ?etjtl
nient w???:r? lnteriat ?a a*??*? I? ?iiiud
5avann?h Now?.
SOCIETY FIGHTS FIRE
Mrs. William H. Young's Oarage
Destroyed at Luncheon Hour.
?he Tul. .
Tuxodo park, If. v.. K.h. n.-The col?*
? ni-ts who are spendli i. -n' her?
d to a Ittl ? sent to-day
In th? . . which caused meek
?
: at hmckean at ?he clubhouse ard
th? art alarm rang tor , ? |.,-.. -,
Mis William H. To**B*r*| garage. Th.,
' bulldlni i | rround, ?>
- win, Mrs. T*o*a*g*s valueble ??*?>
The Bremen did excellent aork.
... return
- N
! onlat? wer. - ami *~-g
bobsled ra?*.e? ..n the Curtis Inolliit. were l::.
I terruptod.
Among those who wer.? the first to en?
? the Bremen in their a re
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel ?VagsteJf -?!
; Mrs. M. p.. Whit field. M: and Mr?. F.
? I-orlllard. Jr., Klchhrd Thibet Grenvf;
Kane, Mr?, p. C. Hewitt. Mr. an- M
, h c. n.- Roam Harold r. MoCeraalek
end Oeorge A. Tkeme. Later nearly all
, the .--lonlnts ami laetr ?moots arrived on
i th* ?eme Th- eauae ??i the Bre is utt*
I known, but la seppoeed to ha\e ce?aght
I from s short elreuli tn eleetrte wire?.
;TIES IN TUXEDO CONTESTS
| Colonists in Large Numbers
Enjoy Tobogganing.
apt te Th. Tr;h?t:i- 1
Tua v v., Feb. U -A lar*.-*
crowd ol (ashlonable poo i d the
ainter'a sports ben t? -day, aa the wcat..er
bad aiodarated ai I was Ideal tot outdoor
The toboggan club had Its usual
?i valuabl. ?th in the ?ad?es'
and men's handicap ~sngloa There w??ro
ties in both contests tor Bret prize?. In
the ladlea1 stnglei Mies Mario loten and
Mire Madelim m. ?Carey covered tho coursa
lin 1 minute " M s.-cond.?;. and In the mena
Reginald Lantt r a: ?l W. U TJtoty
.-??or?, of i minuta and 4-j .econda to
Credit The tie- will b? p-.ayed ore
j to-morrow. There were also fancy skatln.
contests on Tuxedo bake to-day, with no
Be
The ioores fotlo* ?
LAOffB* RKOla-B.
Ore?? h'cap **--?
; Mi** Man- Bator, .IMS i do t'*\
MIM M M rar.?. IOS *, J.jO i OS?,
Wt?- Atizonen? k?tu?... i ,7V? fea?*:_- 1 ? *
Huye. D'r-'hv Ka??. . Mi*? 1 ??<* | : ,.
Mrs? mn-iles.
R_?gtaaM L?alas . t-re*- I M i?v?i
' ' . l:C|?? 8 O? 1 I v
Bett? . IM ?'-rit i-, : M
\?*-i?on rvnrp.a?-*- ..... .:C4~? ?-f-1 1-e~S
T) "? Ml!l?ir. j-irt~i . ??? ; ? ?
Charles Lani?r. jr. 1:0s1! l.t ? ?
The officia! starter *aa George I. ??cot*,
president of the Tuxedo T?'D0g|*o Clwb,
and the eAdel "mers w?r? Huatte Car*?
'. and Samuel J. w?*--- -
House pertlea and luncheons w?r; H
-regne ft-i-d-- Among the*? -**ho BBtar?
' temed were Hohen D B**t r.n Mr. and '*. ?
0 M. Heekecher, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Mo"
! ris, R B. Lanier. Mr. and Mrs A B. Car.
1 hart and Mr? P. C. Hewitt.
! Among tlHMM who -?itnes-ed th? spoftOtO?*
? v. jeba ayentlee, mi and Mr? c. r.
j Klcell, Mr. an! Mrs, P. Fcsdiclt. Regan H.
iteerge B Hedges, J B. MattitBgn?
; Mrs Bproul, Mra J D DHarertli, Edvrart
! Ro-inaen, Mr snd Mra ?Arthur Slake. Mr.
i~rd Mrs.Woedwayd labeook.Frest?n Daa
tpi Pelt Ames t rronch, Robert w,
I Plumy, Mr?. Tavior. Mr? Orer. Root. Mr*.
j Albert Gould Jennlng? Mr?. Mo??? TayiOf
i Pyne. Mrs. T. J. Oakley Rhinelander. Will?
lam p. Cresson, Campbell Btewart and Misa
H D Kane
OLD BOOKS ARE WELCOMED.
; Lonel'.ne-s is a large part Of t?.-* Ule of
j the soldier or sailor stationed at an '.so
Ilated post. John B, Tlchenor, the aectetery.
!of the Army and Navy Young Men'? Chris?
tian Association, l? constantly receiving r**
? from A!a*kan, Philippine and Otber
out-of-the-wa) garrlsana foi old MigptlB??
and book* If these are sent freight pre?
paid to the office of the secretary. No. IM
Eait :8th Street they will be forwarded to
many pieces where they win be truly ep
predated
** l.et. r;uhhers Become ?cessar?r
a'.i-l yout ~l?o?? plg?h, ALLEN'S FOCT-JEAS?-.
? ?haVeri tnt* tb?
Il fuel tb? thma te us?. Try It to?
Breaking in New - . ?vary*her?. "?*"-.
. ,? ? ?
? ?
DI'.D.
Jam-? T.
Dm ? M
?" Tbrlog, EHaaeetb M
?i I -nor
Lewi?, Barak li "!*ton. El lia "?M h P
: Man-la Lydie H v.>ath?rv*??. Elv-m 74
_
BAXTBR?At yaahesa X I . or 6?"jrl? -,
? Baal
,.., p_. ?. _i ter.
... .-. ra?ld?a?~e ef kef -later. Mrs.
II K Vurtan K?. i'*> ""? *r.?j i.v. ?
tere, en Tue?d?y n"~"n!ne at w s'efeek.
cnAW-ljf ?fluddeniy, sa loader. Petruanr it.
1013. Emily ?-;?**.. min.vm e,t a? van
\ Chali?? >\in?ral ???-??C-? 1 winy, ?*bt'j0'V
? p m. ai h-r late r**Id?"i-*. ."??" '"'?
! orxN-On Saturday. |W?ua--* 10. IBIg. ??r? .
A., a Our?. P ir?r*: ?<*r -
vi-o. will h? held -it her l?t* rMtd-ric?. N'?*?
111 '? - * '.* ?4
4 ., r. :....?? ...,irtV.
mini P??a*H-T It, af
- his R C '???re."*
Funeral at the vo^^?nienc? *f t,)? f**r.lly fr**e
390 MadisSS a v.
Pi???- or-.it Sowera
JOHK! *' * "**?. Ar?? H?*.-*.
Mar* D Jebaean and thi j?te
Funeral ?irvte?? o-l'f b4
helft ut the r-aMenc? of 6er nioii.er.X?- ?*?
Wain it -t ?tea* Oraaaa, X. 3.. er w?><-iee
?.-?-.. _r.. |4 et II s m . ?a ?jn-al of
-? trais from Xe-v Vor? bv D L *
-v. i
LEWIS- ?Jn PridSy, rt'-rj?ry 9. 1915- at her
V'.. 47 -*le<--|?'*B? t?. , Tteao\
i? th? Me rear ?f Nr a?* far*?? ?*?
-?iff of th? u ? \.*M-.ci-r x. L**-'i?. romeral
MARVIN...A' Ml --.-l'I-n -. Bn - - Te\
r?!??*- 9 1*12 ' ? it? "**>e?r Mai->-ta. mito
at th? late I ?*: ;?i??r.ur n_
M Re? !?? v. ;? . - 'i *l
Ml r< lii.t.r. It I "? aa tr*_daa*
F'ebruan " '"''- ?aal? '' <tau?)-t.tr ct ?
Iut- ~~.ill:?ii. ?r. i ?<? I ?? 111 la d? >I -?l? ..
Funeral ?ervl? es at 6l 0?x>rs?'a CI
Y . ?n T?i*-<l?y, v-jhruan 1?, at
2 p. i tnt? rm?nt tt ? Masks? n
? ? ? i/^n? Island
;?- un ludBenlT en f ikrajstn* ? t-?i.. faaaea
- f Ad '.e Mc.vpia
,, i ,? 57ti r**ai vin.--? ?a?ft--M ?> ?
Hrlck ?y? and 37th ?L. Mon-iay
inurnlng _?.
BHAW -on Batarday, (February 10. at her ptU
,). ?- ?aiklla ?t., Morrletewtt, V. J..
... o' Henry Bhaw, In ?he "-.d year
??rvt??a ?a!? *.
*et?~*s ciiureh MorrietewaL
S .!.. ??i. Ta? ??!??>. Tobt . ?? '1
..-. i ?
STKKI.IN?; xr Brlttfepon ? Pvbr arv S,
1015 Marl? M SWrtiaa. **? id?-??* ot Danloi T.
.? .., : -.'i roan icd 11 laoai > .?-r
vtce? at M n ' ?? ? "' *?*?' B. Ba.'.lle. X?x
1.-.1 V - luv. Fetnr-iarv IX,
at I'M S n?
TURIN'?'. 'At Chathe?, X I., entered into rett.
?tter fferirn i - ? - - ' Major Thrina.
.,ii i ??'it.i.ir.v n Sotl i ot fui eral later
TTSQN Bl*a~_>r Tyeeo, a?"i ? v?*r? paaaaeal
Th-? Puneral fhureh, NO 241 Weal Bd it.
. fru?, k i: C_mpb?ll Hi.lldln??. Tu??K_i>. 10
? a.
VINTON?At her r< I antrat, Cnpn . n
Hiind-y. Pet-ruan 11. EII?al>-tk PetTy Vtatoo.
? -. r ol ihe late R \ In
rhter
<?r the late cortunodor? ??liver Maaere* ferry.tnt
Newport, R. I Fim?ra! ton h?-ld
at ?-hi:?? M<*~Dorial Cbiiret*, PomOet, ?a
v,..??n. .i.?- i hnian M, at II e*aleel ?? ?_*?
intenu-i.i :?t Newport H- I
WKATHSRBBB Ol i-.iiniaiv 11. ltii*. piv.,??
j! w. t So _4?i MMhw ava>, tn
th? Slot ? ?'? "f hi? tin. puocral servio?? _t
? ruir? ?. of tli? In? .irn-tlc-i. Madhon _\m.
ami Mth ?t. ??n Tuesday. February 13. at 10
_. ni. fisses aaalt Ba ri
t EMCTKKIEB.
THF WOODLAWV t*SJBJHU|.
ZSZa St. Bv Harlem Train and by Troller.
0?c?. 30 E"?t "3d ?t-, N. T.
t'MIEKTAKEna.
FRANK B. TAMPBEI-L. 241-3 West |M Bt.
C-apels private Koom?. Privat? Amfeotaac-*.
Tsl 1*34 rhalsea. _
I M._ _. ..__J._.?. --JJ*g*-*-~
IIFFI?E?.
MAIM OF1 l*______>? I"1 N^?.-'?a ?tr??>u
UPTOWN OPrt>*E--N<-. l3tW Bread-s-ay. oe
any American OiatrU-t Tel-irraph Of.len.
HaBLEM OfPlCEe-?."???. M?E??: ljaih ?trt?*.
No. _63 '{.'??? itttb otr?*t and Nut US "Wa-t
I.??? .iresss
WASHINGTON BVP.IAU? Wwtorr B\it'4lu?L

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