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5672 IS
jews Prepare for Rosh-Hasha
nah Cciebration Wednesday.
AWAIT RAiVTS HORN CALL
Many Temporary Synagogues
Arranged to Accommodate
Fcstival Throngs.
-.., |?a lb New Tear wlll bejtin *f
gaU fTedneaday. aad tbere has heen a
taacral houa. Is aii ih* *yna
cori** "' Pfaparatloa foi th.- aervlcea
at that tim,
.lltrtou. n Roah-Haahaaah, as the day is
. _ sircons tlie Jews. marks the be
-jnnlri- o? h rew .-ar. it ls consider*.
flerlpturaa.- only as the "day of ?h*
Jn-mprial "f t e hiov4injf of the trumpet."
tc. mark t ? paaelng of time and the un
(trialrtt: "f buman life. The ancient
,,r.trien: ?t low ing tbe sbofar. rw ram's
born, b 'nf central feature of th* ser
dra *r'r ' ,s *>**n Interpretcd by th*
ttt*' M ' ? CSli of the -pjnt aronsina
tha ro-'-'"" " ; '"' "awakenlng th* bn
?aba t* make thi .~*w .t.r more frult
...h! uneelnsb actlon." The
ne* year aill br ki.own as .V..- and arlll
t14 a- - ' ? vtoher 1. *gll ?
F?r th* -? commodation of the thou
f_nd_ ef Jeu'fl Who ar* not memb*r* of
MBBgagucs -? orgauilsattaa, of arhieb
dl ,;. Dr, .1. I. Msgne?i B the head.
? il temporary synaaogue* at
... ... ?? - t>!sc.'=: No .".: Bast Mth
,,.,rt \ . v.; \:Au[ Ith street. \o 4s*
Re.k^-4 enue i"a?t New Vmk No
-gM atreei -.nd at ibe Hobrew Technlcal
paeal Second avenue and iftb Btreel
Ki;t theae ;.;_.** t>.c*iber arith the reg
ahrtf organlaed houaea ..f worahlp, wlll
-0t accommodate all who wls'i to attend
,j,P ?mlcea," aald an Rasi BMe oarnt
m_n?l -"'rker yesterday. cmmentlnc on
a hetun of the fcstival he coasldered
IBB8 BBd rcgrettaole. 'for of the l.gB^BBO
|ma i" 'be _nit*<1 States l.ofwvon llve in
yrw Tork, and liundrerl-. of holMsy -vna
g.fu.-. whe.c admlaalon e_n pe goined
only on payment of a certain BUan, will
. pla m of amueetnent bj enter
aaaaa peraoaw. Ther. ,.re at iea*t six
huiidicl of these. .nd -ome people put
?*r as hich a* r-iijht hundred
!-,- ii moaing pleture place* box
iig club*. bllliard halla and other rlaces
arerted mto svnagor'ie* bv
?, ialtac tbe few'B d*
_ l'_- aai that dav. if on no
(.'he
Thr icea m th* vaiioufl templea and
. ? . .11 he eondllcted lo the fol
i .gudath .Tesboiim. DavM
Pandf-o! .hawatti Cbaaed, isaac. B.
11.. nahe Cbaaed, .la. r.i. Kohn Bath
-, hnlman: Beth larael J2d
I^xlngtoe avenue, Aaron Elae
T*mi>le K.nianu-Kl. loaepb _M1
uamar, The Rm in h. Q. Enelew,
ini wpa recent!] eleeted as aaaorlate
. II OCCOpl ,hf pulnit fo; tht fl.M
>? t mple B'nal-Jeahurun, ?6th
BaaB md Madteoi a ei the puipit
Bd-bi oucuptad b. 'he v.e\ Dr. Bmanuel
pbrelb. At tbe Hahraw Taherna.ie
Ruhb , arard Uaaman wlll ofnviate. at
Rabbl B. A Tlntne . and at
Ohal- '/ l 11 Iftb ureet. tbe Rer.
ard Prachman.
T-. ? oaraed, ImmadlatilT aft*r th*
wiii ?nii far Bnglaad to rre*. .
W .- .' -ii'late fo- thr plaCe O* chlef
-.-- QreatBritain The Rw .lo?*ph H.
???-? . iim betni ronafldrred for
BtEns bmmr, wiii ofricint.
,-.-,- v., - l*; 1 lyxlncton ?xr.
r* ' ? Rei i'. Badelpb Oroeaman
? ? - r_ *\ the Temple
Hfll.p!, .- '. . - cton avenue and Md
bbl Jacob Dolgeaaa wlll nt
Mai pin u. ESUJah By__agogua la
aai ? T'tilar. No. 160
',???? thfl Rer, Dr. F d. s<.ia
-iert-es .ui conduct th* ser\l< es. The
R*-.. To ii p. Mcadm rahb ef Ibe Bpan
bh and Portugueaa Bynagogue, who ha*
IBM ni foi 'hr last eijhtren montn. ,
aill be preaent, bul ns he i* not ?un.eien'
. r?auo(i_ ? h'.-'itii the mrvtcea will be
aafart*d i>>- th< i. Dr. de soia P0..1
IB l:< n Ui url. II Hhm is will h.
ln cha-r? of Temple Israel. of Harlem. and
?? tii< i .,? ? Temple, In Tbe Bronx,
BahB nifton li Levj -4 iii coadui t tbe
WANT ONLY BEST JEWS
Ju_tice Sanders Tells of Plans
to Check Immigration.
la ir. L?eoi Bandera atho rpl rrnad jree*
t.rda;, _ft, - aeven week- sp*;.t abroad In
orj_n._.'? an International board wheat
taty ? assist fn prevoatlflg
aaigratioi to Ameriea ot people who do
not neei the nualincationr of the Amen
f*n ;: lawa, waa tbe guest at a
<li"-;.- - ln iu* honor last ti_ht at
Be Hot* v..,,. , flfteen combinad lew
tai. *<? letb ? ?
Aba sand personi naani <>f
h ntlfled arltb .Jevvi-h pl 1
aatbroplei n ? . clty, as wcii as mvaral
*t pa ? mlnenei vvith wbon Jua-1
.. g | .... |i !? i i. aecur
'ng t nt of lt glelatloB tataaded
hr Um -t of tbe Jews' condition,
?a-r preaent le h'.-ir ilielr guest tcll of
*ha> i , ompltahad in thr Initlai
leni tb*t will afford rellef
,f> bi ita lerera and proeperttj
to w hi.li :
ta addttloB te Um aatabMshmenl of aa
-..-d to Bupervtae hnaatgratlon,
-ueti'e flondera said. araya would be de
^Um to teat proapectlve Anieiicanr; tbat
^'?a Vork was not tne wiiole of ihe
aaBal Sute- and wouid .s.-ek to dtatrib
?B the influj to the South and WoM
OVert tt.. opportunltlea to g.ow up w.ib
lh4)counti. wer< greater
Othfr flpeakera beeidee ai.st.'e Bandaaa
aara Abram i. Kikue, who prmldad: ser.
*,Mt Ikii-. Penroce, or ivnnaylvanla:
l**<i"'?: -taishfield, Congraaaman William
"aair, Egward l_assnaky, Bacretery of
w !>l*'* M Sea \?.k; m?n Bchwarta, *****
Bl Lautei _, i, and Bamual Bahan
a
B8/LZILIAN EDITOR ARRIVE8
H?? to Represent Hii Country at the
Rubber Expoeition.
>'?"..t i .ndfdo Mendee de Almeid..
?ll'or of T, f .Iorn*l rie Hrar.l ^ nd
**M nt tha taw departaaeai at tbe i m
****] "f f.io de .lanelro arrived
w '.'tht. acoompenlad ?>> his wife and
' '"Ir-n on th* l.amport A Holt liner
\?ltalre With Admlral CarvalbO, wbo
*? ?a? _ ?.asenger on the Voltaire, he
*?" ?et aa dlrector of tb* Brazlllan m
"J*' ?t the Rubber l_xpo*ltlon to 1>* held
Ulte month at th* flrand fentral PalSoa.
f'?unt d? Almelda wlll also go to Bae
j^n' *h*r? at th* Klfth International
?^rrfss (* fherebera of <:omm*rce b*
7>' "epr*_*nt the Br__lllan government,
ti Pf"""?""i Commeradal Bociiti** of
'?_)! tbfl < ominetclal Association of
Jllod* Janeir., ail. th* pra/.lllan Rrokers'
'"ler!
'*** Voltaire brought aeventy tons of
?^Iber. whi.-h will h. uBed in th* B.azil
nhl,Jit at tha Grand Central Palace.
NEW LONDON PLAYS.
"Art and Opportunlty" and
"Girl in the Taxi ' Produced.
! Ky rahir ,? -n,. Trtbaai I
l-ondon Scw. 6.? "Art and Opp.,i
. tun|r> .- a nevv .omed.v hy Han.ld <ha
. Piu. prorluced at the Phnce of Wales's
Thaatra last nlght. provi-ios Miss Marig
| Tempest with some gplBBdM opportuni- i
tlaa for dispiay ing her poarara, ohanaa
aad bew Itchnicnt. Miss Tempost np- i
Paara as n arlllow ii.iir.od rhcvcrelle. j
88d heing Miss Tcmpest men of all
axes and eondiribns have but to see
har to heeome creaturos under her in- ,
fluane*.
The little y\ idow rngjag. ri herself tn
the |-7arl of Worplaadon'a son. w ho an
laa-ora to the eharacter <>f a nice-man
I norad Mtot she visit* the Karls <oun- j
. try floal ga as to be inspcetcd by the
I famlly prior 10 nny offlcial verdict bc?
ll ng given on the proposrd allianec.
i She promptly 81*88X4 off tlie cngagc
mant arltb thc son. hoaravar, aad ac?
ceptfl the fathar. Then she breaka off
! her -rngagemenl wrth the Earl and
! raarria8 thc Duka of Kaal'a aaa rstar*.
Mtaa Taanpeal once again playa the '
! most fasciuuting woman in lh,- world.
[ and playa It to perfection.
The persisten, e with whi.h miisi.nl !
playa raly for a large portloa of their'
haat-ar on the -AihJJecl ?>f deaaaatlc ln*
Iftdallty is really romarkabU. "The Glrl '
la thc Taxl." produced a! thc I.yrl.-j
The.tre last night. i. no excapttoa t"
this rule. Frodcri. k Kenn. h.iwe.. .
has mad* a .-npitnl iiltle play OUl of
the Qerrgvan otigiaal, an.i s,,nic ..f \i
thur Wvrnpcris's lyrtca are ex.-cll.-n'
.lean <;ill>ert'-4 nrisj,- is not, <>n the
wlndr. rils'ingllished. bal th re .-- fl
waltr. wlth a certain amount <.f ,on
, vontion.il m.iih. aml a , harming love
durt Miss Tvonae Arnaud had most
Of th* w,.rk io do. and did it rarj yveli
indeed Her y oice i. small. but she cafl
!act. she has a .ense nf hUBBOT, and
i her rjuaini Bngltefa accanl is an a.-sei. j
a
NORDICA BACK ON OLYMPIC
Singer Brings News of Jean De (
Reszke and Obesity Cure.
I Mme. Nordica. wlio ha. been abroad
: three month*. returned yeaterday i>ri the
(White Stai liner 0|\ mplc arltb a dcmal
thal lean dc Reeske la cotnlng to this
country. Th* ainger said she ealled *n
Ihfl gre,-,t Pnlisl. ten,? yihile ln Pans and
he toW ber Miaf AlBBflfli ? ?h^ too far
aaav for hlm. BesMee," he addcaj. "I
-?. tiie |i??i pnrt of Amvtica hr,,. \n
Parla "
Mme Nordice iald thal i>. Reaaki
should COme here and sh.iu ln<- Ani.'ticin
public that he waa still the great tenoi
th.v kne-v trn vears ag... "II. "ang for
me.' .he s**d. "and nev ei w.-.s he ln bet*
f'l VOp n '
The prlrna donna said Bhfl leal twenty
p..,pd? ahile abroad bv a fle.h-redu. ing
proceea all her own. She drc'ined to te'l
lt tO ?he ?h!p news -rporters, but de?
clared that she would give IgatrUCtionfl
frer to anv woman who BTOUld addr.-s.
hei at her home at Arflaltljr gp Hudaon.
She will go on a tour In the latter pan
of this month and will .lng in grand
opera tn Phllaclelphia and Chicago.
THEATRICAL NOTES.
Ix n Fields yesterda -igned a fornract
with iiva Tanguai wherebj that faanoua
oomedlenne goea under hla mfluiagernenl
for a i eitain term and will i>e aaan ln hia
production vt "The gun l-odgera." which
is booked for production ne_t rnonth
Beglanlng Monriav. Scpteinl.-r tii. and
contlnulng foi si* oonaecuttve night". the
nianagemi-r.i ol the Madlaon Sqiiare It-,,,f
Garden will offer a scries of no\e] attra, -
tlona, Involvlng all the feature- ,,f a
raardl s.ae Tnere win be t, pageant,
...nfetti buntlng aad borns Profeai
taie-r will atipply eabaret an<i vaudevl k
entertadntnent while ;h.- regular band is
to b. augmented by th* additlon of
twenty mualclanfl Boiuventra also wiu -?
dlStrlbllted kfi'l Iiovel dhll<>-? ivlll he |n
trodueed.
Margarel Aaglln ha* \tr\r*<\ tb* Oardan
Theatre foi ? BBtiei of 81*488 -'heai .lals
of "Kgypt," whleh will be in id <Ihi:^
next w^ck. a troupe of Hungarlan mu*
.Iclflna ha? been engaged for Ihe produc?
tion Benora Fuea de Ifl Ouerre is nr
I glng ar.d rehearsin..- ihe Orlental
dancea, tor which Willlam ri.r.t has caaa*
pooed the muaic,
Bettaaraalfl began reaflerday under fhe
dire. tion of N'e<l Wa > hurn for tne new
rev ue. "Piobi Drsadara* ta Pan.," in
BrhlCb Ciertiud.- HotTmai "ill star this
aeaaon under ti ? manaaemenl "f Meaan
ComHt04'k and Oeal The production will
open at Phlladelphla ahuut the middle of
Beptember -.nd will be hfoughi to New
York after a few 88484 T'-r a run.
Pristiiia Kaaarlaa, forrnarly laadlag
woman la tba A.ad.my of Musl' BtOCB
companv. will make hei fir-t flppearance
ln muali-i.l Comodj next Monday. wh.-n
Bhe aaaumee an unportanl i*ele In "The
Qlrl fiom Brighton, at the Aeademy.
Qaataa Bgertoa .Mrs. BagtaaM OoMlng
Brlghtl, arho mad.- tl..- iingiish reraton
,,* tlie Plei ? i.oi-.iuditii Qautler aii
?Tbe l-aughtei Of Heavcn." which i- t->
have us premler at tl.e .-.titury Theatre
aboul the hrst of November. sailed foi
-gfltfl York on thi Adriatic yesterdav.
The l.iebler r'ompany Is BBfBtiatlng
.aith t-outae Claaaar Hale foi tbe dra*
niatlc rlghts to her latest hook. Hei,
So'Jl and Mei Bad]
Boi Aiw'ii, wtasaa nt-w aaaaiedy, "The
|i..iii(-l'p. '* ^?0" tS be produ.'d Inl
("aa York by ?'ohat. Ai llarrls. has j
'?Ur ol the laadlag rojaa la Arthur >
llammerstein's o<w 00mA o;,.-ia ' Tl..
?ir rU " of whi.h Mile. Kmma Trentitu
IA to be the star the 64*8481 888888
Robert f'ourtnediae. manager of tbe
?hafteabury lheatra, Laaraoa, oabled
Hanger ft Jordan yeaterday for thfl Bng*
"sh and provlnclal rlghts of ihe Olrl
i from Montmartre.'"
Hl.nrv Kitch.il WebfUr, arbOM Biat
;,,,.. ????,. bladneee ' arlll ... Pr^Biited
Mr ynfl, and tb* Meearii Shub,,. I
51 tS Fuiton ^^'^\^^r\z,^
\%(^x:t^!:Zi^ou^%:.i
| v. |,i,-h were puhllMied 880^481811
I LAKE HOTEL FOR BANKERS
'Delegates to Detroit Coflrentlon to
Live on a Steamboat.
|(?rf)lt. S,r? .'..-F.ansarenearl.v-.n
pI#ied f,? tb8 enterta.n.ncn. ?"??"
.? ii ,- national convention ot tii"
TSAt'^UttB Ass.,.et.on ln D8,
^Z\^ti^^^^aattta\
?-TnTKs^h bp awrs
r.-,':^>:,iav0efUoyg.he lak* hreezes
CARNEG.E'8 OLD PARTNER DEAD.
||ly Telegraph to The Irluune
PillsburgU. 8ept. 6. - ?~~omZ' ion
rime BJrad seveniy-*ix. pioneei lion
i l.ne. ag?o f.linJ|tT Hnd head of
manufecturer and fom oer
? ,-? W M(i lure ft Pons ' om
the fl.m Of O. ??? M< born )p
p?ny, died here io-dfl>.
blast fui-fiaoe* west or in AnfJrew
Mi. MeC.ure began bu*lne*. ^^JJ
i-arneg,.- ahe., ??"? '-lW l* i"
irM ptaat near nennett Station.
Table Helpings Unnumbered,
Fresh Air. Woods and Water.
JUST AS IN HAPPY DREAM
And at Night if Ever a Young
ster Was Ready for Sleep.
It Was Tired Tony.
Tany didn'i know wh*re be waa when
i.e aroke up yaatarday mornlng. Th'n.s
had a atrangi hmh that made blm atart
np in bed hnlf frightenrd. Bv:i oace he
b;,ri rubbad hla eye* open*'and eatmhl
siKin of the long lows nf aleeplng boya
in tbelr white eote, everything came haea
lo him like a fla-h. II. remembere.I then
th .t be 4vas in the < ountry and that thi*
straiiR* room ln whlch he found h.ms, If
was the ilotmltory of ihe Bbopherd Kl BPP
Home.
.lust a. he c..t them thinga atralgbtened
out ln bls mind. BOUMWherB down belon
him a bell began to Jaitgle, and befotu
von rO'iM s*> Jacb Robtaeoa them waa
a ternhle bubbub where H tnoment bflfore
had been the Blence of sieeii. Ton4
dl-ln't stop long tO eonsider tliis. how?
ever. for he BOtleod that everybody ln
slRht wa- Ketttnc into his clolbes ns
r.-inirll a^ posstble Whleh wa* fairly
rapid. by th* way.
JUBl as he was bUtUmlag the last hnt
uma the brii lanKie.i again an.i the eroard
of laughlng, aboutlna boy? wenl tumbllng
downatalra Thi atalra led ...itsbie. and
just Bl thei. f,.ot Tonjf fell into llne. i?.1
for any go...i resson tbat be knew, bul
becauae everybody elw w?s dome H He
mon found out. however, for in a mom-.ni
ihe line Jogged over to a small bulldlng
a ehort dlatanoe from the dormltor
Here he was hatide.l a towpl and tol.i to
areeh an operatlon whleh he performed
aome whal more carefully than naual i-e
i-A',*e be noticed that a "man'' who Btood
near th* door sent the hov who flnlsbad
tiist hari; to do it n . eron-I tttlM
Tbe 44.-htnp over, a befl aumraaw ia
hieaKfast Tonv ? eppfltlte had he. n eom
Ing on apSce, so when he found hlnr-?lf
-e.ite.l m fronl Of ;. Koiwl -i/.ed porriti_> t
nf oatmeal and miik he graeped a .> mn
and was on the polni Of startlns t,. ? .,?
bls cravinga, when his n*\i daea
neighber nudged him In the rlba nnJ
w btapered, Wait."
i.icht av?a> he underatood why, foi Ihe
boya aii bowed their heade an.i i.ecan m
smj: aomethlng whlch the aewoomer
ba-int heard before, bul whlch moal <>r
tbe boya*aeemed lo kaoa n .an
<;..- i. greal aad 0 ? a
Ind "* 'h.ini. Him fe* thla
- | N fl .- '?'
. .? I...-,. - ,1a>l4 bi__.
Tony thought tiu* wn* i. ratbei q *t
. ustom. bul he detormlaad 10 !'*"! tn*
song
ProAtinfl b\ th. axamph of b* nelfl
? n both Btdea, Tony ask.-d fof B
... ond and ht n a th'iu bel| Ing ol oei
m*ai Then Im ?" an rut. and aeveral
allrea ef bread and inntei
After breakfael 11 *a^ ap a?'i awsi
an.i everybody plaa aad hhnaalf Taau
abuaned aeveral "eat" and bell games
prefcrrlnfl lo faii ... aith a crowd ol
)ad? 44 h. wer* ,'ttlng out for ;> tl
My. i'.o44 be enjoyed Hl F*nt It led
along tbe road foi * llttk ara]
t|,e iatt> plungrd into a WOOd BBd
pu?he.i Bhmfl through ?bat .eem*.i te
th* iBoaperlenood ;< rarttabte hmglt
Wtien the] reached tbe epaa egata tbi
younisfrs found tbmMlvm "i, tha
of a blll With ? eernmen Impu m and
an in.iian .v hoop, th - B_u lad i raoa
f..r tha bottom. tumbbui ralhag, laa
runniii-T
.lust beyoad anothei pleea al uood ? ?
th* Irampera came upon * pond. Ioibi
Who kri*4v the ,i.'.liii\ ha.l l>.-> i. HMktng
surientltiou* prOPB at-OM fW .?'?',K the
pond a* tkaj -..me through tb< wool
Bnd bobm bf Ihfl -..-.nn' ra bad a. ai
dlsrovere.l the WBtCT VhSB tbOOl BBOTI
inoumu enea wenl Into It with ? ?pta? i
ond ., ahou! Toni **- "??' tang behlad
then
Tbat 44.-.S lh< end of tramplnfl foi l
gay f... after aa hour of hllartoua m -
i,,c the ladfl had to dram and i iah bat k
ror dlnner. Thla aaaal Tony found to
.... n.oie breakfasi In one partlcutai
thoTe waa ao Umti te tbe nuaabei el
helplngfl ? 'eiiow ndghl eafM] aeb for
Dining tbe afternoon exdtemenl an-i
pleaaure ran to a high Mteh over ? ball
KiV\o betweea plcbed leenw, repreaent?
,nK 1r\e .44., dormltortea Tony. with th*
real. ms6? hlmsell bsarm arlth ebserlng
?li p_n. to vi.ton
So th. da) pasaad Toni rapMI. falltng
,? |0ve with th- lltc and bB mrroundlnga
Hefo.e h. kb.w it BUPpei WB8 OTOI Bnd
i, was bedtn... H' waaa'l aorry, haw
a-rox, to* ta araa tired end read) t<> Bleep
.,, tl'. ni.,i Into tba doemlton arlth hta
companlone, and mos ba.i dropped ofl
lotoalumber m deap tbat H dM net allow
0f dreaiafl even nl ao hai Pl a I.
, ?, laada durlnfl a Trlbuo* Freah All
OUtlBfl
ICKNOWI-BIMlBKNTl1
M.!,. a Bofl " ? ??'? To Ward
.1 <? yyric- K** Hocbfllta. b ^
K\h.-i, V Slliip-.n fr.ii?hk.-e|'?..
41.
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;. <ai
*_ v..?'...._ ,. v v 808
Po.ghl ??:? I*. S. Y
M,? . flvar*. Adam*
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ri.
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lousl, a. ane* '?? \g*i .- - ?' -'
i-,,.,, r, ptamber 8, 1818
138.184 23
rontrlbuilaes. prefemhli b chet-a ?
... ,.,ev order, _im.il. le addre***-! m
';',:", ratb AH r*BBd Th. rHboa*. Kaa rerb
?atr- ._.
YOUNG AUTOIST SURRENDERS
No Complaint Against Bechtel. Who
Ran Down Laborer, It Was Said.
Oaorge Bechtel, .. youafl hrewsr, wbo
was reported as the drtver of an auto.no
hii.. wi.i.h raa down an.i Bsverely Injured
loaeph Moaoo, a laborei ai CUfton, Bbat
-,, Island; on W. iln.s.li. v i.ft. i noon. a|.
p.-ated la tbe maaie-ratera eourl at gtapla
ton 4.sie.da> laorolBfl Ut ???* pccom
paaled bj hta oouaeel, <;e...ge \v. Btaka.
They were toi.i by Magtatrata Mareh that
tbere 44i.s no cnmph.lnt against l.erhtet
Hechlel left .ourt promtaing ta return
at anv tlme he nbould be wi.nte.l H*
paid aft'-iwai.l thal h? did imt rnn down
any on*.
Moaoo la ln M Vlacaafa HoaarftaL uv
b-gstoo The doctera aa) ba -4.11 laeawa
?
BISHOP LEFT $1,000 ESTATE
Dr. Orifton Had Spent $700,000 in
Chureh Work During EpiBcopacy.
Kond Du lae. Wis.. Sept . -Th* wlll of
Hi-hop Charlea Chasaaaa Orafton. of th*
Proteetaat Bplscepal Chureh, ni*d for
orobate to-day bj Arobdaaeea b. t.
Boaera, as esaeutor, iiata tb* personal
property at H.W* Wa real estate Is llat
,. The iheologlcal llbrary, one of the
?'-,,*.t 11. tbe Unlted States. gpm to tne
-f; hood of the lioly Natlvity and his
vKt__*aata t? """">P Wallar and tne
"-Sl^alf'vSue Ol the estate ls ?*
..-,*,! 1.4 tl.e facl tbat tb' bi.l.op gave
\'lHJlil 10 tbe ere.tion of ehurches. 4 Icar
_n,l iiuprovements in the dlo.?*: B,
"SendlBl n? '^s ?hsiH70f?.?? In thia way
55JJSlnCi- .oiBconete.
LETTERS FROM EXPLORERS
Stefansson and Anderson
Write from Arctic.
The American Museum of Natural llis
tory meetvad thie* letieis yesterday from
V.liija.lmar Stefan.--.nn and Hudnlpii M.
An.le._-on. who na4* been In the Ar. tic
region* for about four yeBia The BXpedl
tion left New York in May, lidfl, planning
to make its ara) te tlie \r.ti. along the
Mackensle River, Stefansson wav to af
le'nd tO the ethnological end of the trlp
and Anderson to the motogtcal Th* chlef
ohjaettve wa* tbe CepperaahM River re?
gion and OoroaaaUoa Uulf, the aim being
to flnd ont If theie w.-re K-.riuima.is there
?>' any iraers of iheir ha-, ing baaa there.
Duringathe first two years s scar.li> of
flatne a.id the early wintefs pre\ented tlie
? m*n from rOBCblng tbe f'oppermlne dis
, 'rut tt also naa dlflteldl for them to
? ?ke om a bar* rfllalrn***, Two years ago.
I however, Stefansson aot o\n- Into tbe
! t'oppermtne region and ther* found about
-/???. Eagabneua. arbo had never boib i
, white mnn and had never heard their an
cestors tell of having BOCB any
?^tefans.-on's letter, "lated August I...
Mll, in part. follows
Dr. Anderson arrived ? few hour? a?
I and i.i a f*w boura hence he win atari
I for tl.e Mal'lie lalandfl nn board ih<
, achooner Tadd) Beer. Many of oui
I arclueological flnda an- frasiie '?? %?, P i
ter . i have therefere dacided not to ship
t'.ietn till 1 e?n go with thei.i and I'".'
Bftei reboxlng them we ear.noi >,,,.
tb'-m property here. They will therefoi,
j ? nn* home wh*ii i do only. Tbe etl
notngtcad coltactlon from Prince Alb.-M
Somd I am asklng Or. Anderson to ship
I 'ou lf there ls opportunity
l>r. Anderson ba* develope.l inanv g
! the photocraph* whb-h h* took at m
I requesl ihls spring <photoaraphs of an
ethnological natui*.. i flnd they Ito
? get her arlth ni) ewn picaarea) term pretiy
? , omplete plctortal aceount of the pe..pi*
ot Coronatlon ?iulf. i.oipiii. and Unlon
Btmll and Pi iie r Alber. Sound. espe, ialh
a- teiat,? io phyalcal typea and winter
?nd aprtng llf*
Sndcraon'a le.t*r was ds*ed Auguat "i
1811, and had a pns.se..pf .afe.i laauary
i; i.if The letter in part foBowa
inirlns tl.e fall we kllled BtXty-fl-H car -
bo and ibirteen Barren Qround ?>. _?
i nn i o|ie,-tteip of Barren Oround bear
rtvnalBta of >ev"nteen innuntab e ikina.
will, Bkullfl and lej; hotiev. ano .wo e.tr.1
akulla aii age* mxm and Btsea?Bprtng,
, summer anr' tall Bpei Imens. A to*
> sm.ller anlmals ware preserved dunng
I a inter
Mr. Btefanraon h. ? been speti'iitig mo*.
' o* 'i.e winter rnmplettng s grammai an.i
| vr.cabt.Iar-- of Ihe ;o,a' ?Maekenzl- River
j and Kaillie Island i C-.i rmaii dlali la, Bfl
i we l a* reeordina folklore -to.;. - e;.
j Ne\t month ?< snall probahK go up to
'ape Parry lo look for pob.r bflflrfl N'one
' a- been aeen irouad Langton Hav thi*
ainter.
Ther* is no deuM at presem thal \|,
i Btefanaaoa and myrell win b* abk to get
down te s?n I'tan. i*,o on *'.rr< whaler
the coming summer or fall
B'lnalpeg, Manltoba, Bepl Horr)
Radford, tbe Amerlcan espleret who i*ft
Kdmonton Alberta. three yaara age foi
the nortii country, reached Trenton River
ia?i winter an.i i.a* be*n huntlng tbere
thi* summer, BCCOTdlng to woi.l ju?t re
CelVOd 4bv the ll id?on Ftav < omnat >
i Thi* is tlie flr*t n< 01 I OIB Radford I
more iiun * imi
DR. WILEY'S ENEMY QUITS
Dr Dunlap. of Pur . Food
Board, Resigns
r rent ' ? B ta*
BTaahington Sept ;. nr. y i. r> ib a
of thr Burean af Cbemlatry. Depnrti
af AgHcullum to-d*4 lenderrd hla ra .
natloe th* reaaan aaslgned rtaa I at h*
? intend* ta aeeapt a more lueraUve p.,?
i i ? w ith a ? bemlt al eompen; af Ch
i>r r>:ni?i'. win. ,- h membei of th*
T'Uie Kor.d Roar.l Came u,1o getn ?
lle nollee ,. v ear ago Bfl a reaUlt Of th*
Ir Mtlgattafi af cbargea against i?i Her
.... a irile) a admtnlatratlon "e wa*
? sld to have fiirnlah.d the iiiformarion
regardlng Ihe ai>g..i irregulaiitlafl In lh?
I ta | la bm nt ef Di n h Rueb. f Nea
Vork, a* Bfl expefl foi ii.e .i.-partm *nt.
The rOBlgl-BttOH of I>. Dunlap *as ?*nl
t? ti, letlng Beeretar) ol Agrlcultum
wniet m Hayea Di Dunlap declared
?hsi tb* f'i.ti?.n n ? ..on. ? tion arlth tbt
I ,.? | ,0.i rontrovera. whleh b_,i baea
alred before Coagreea an.i whlch r.-.uittd
ln i >r BTIle) taavtag the goverameol **.
vtee ba-; nothing te de wuh hi* retlre
ment. 1 slmpiy want to bettei BBflraelf
Boanelall] *a..i Dr i ?:r?ia*i?
PoBoartafl the Coagrsm taveetlgaUoa
, last Bummer, whlch ezoaaratad Di Wii*.-.
and whieh iert >iin, in froe cbarga >>r tbe
pura food end irag board of the Agrteult
ural l.epartment. lieorg* P. Me.'al.e. 80*
1|. itoi, was retlred fiom the bOgld, and
i., r. i, Duatep, thlrd Baembar ?.f th.
board and a BUppOftai of M-.'.-.b. naa
pla-' ea Ie*4e of ab-.-n ? tKtoher "i. for
a inonih. until tbe matter eould be
h'O'ight le tb* atteatton ef Preaidenl
I'l'aft, who was then aam (rom WaahlBg'
: ti.n Tbe ehaagaa arera anaouacad bv
[ Beeretar) B/llaon, aad wera conatdarad
Itie.llable ln vl*w of Ih* official and per*
aoaal idrtaBoataBi air*.i before me Houaa
i iimniittee w?i.icb laveeMgated tb* b*igi-v
agaih-t Dr. Wlley an.i the v iixli. ..tlon of
|.i W'llev by r.esldent Taft.
j ai tbe liiamllflStbwi Dr. BTley declared
thai be 4?as _ausHj Bvarruled b) ihe
otnei membera <?f ti" board Dr, Duatep
,,!,.! goildtoi McCabe aad ti'*t his view*.
uh... iu be beM thal i ertala laada w.-i.
deletertoua t" bealtb, were trequeatly mi
aM,i. l.y his asso.lates. Dr. Dunlap
mrved as aettag chalrman of the board
prhea Di B/ltaj aaa abeoal trtm Waab
lagtoa, a"d te* -aweral araabs p.io' to his
suspension lt was elahBOd be ran th.
boat.1.
iu Wlley re.-igne.i voiutiiaiiiy aad mv
ei.d hl* eoiiiie, tion with the AgtlOUl!jiral
l)e|.a.in.ent several montlis ago.
FUNERAL OF DR. W J M'GEE
Body Taken to Philadelphia To
Be Dissected.
IF-raan rbfl TrtbaaM I -'?? -
Waibliifltoi. Hept. ...-Followlng slniple
i runeral eoreanaalea al the baaaa af Otf
I for.l Pin. hoi. tl.e body of Dt. ff J Mo
Ooa wh..-. death ebcurred aart) rflater
?,'., M b raeall of eaneereus growtb, was
! t.iken lo |-bll..'leli'lila. wber* ll will be
JlBBsrrtBfl as piovided iu Di McOea'a win.
Dr, Bdwari a spitzka. i Mata ipe
I eiaiist ef toteraattanal raputaltea, vviii r.
eeive l?r. MoOee'a braln under the leima
of tbe *iii Dr. McCtae placed hlfl nody
at tha dtopoeal al the JeSaraoa Medkal
College ln ardar that the apecialista might
aiooeel ll i" ?? f',Tu^, ," l**ar" "'"""''''"k
tbal may prove of value ta humanity ln
I regard ta cancer.
I The funeral wa* eoaduetad by 'he R, \
I Dr Charlea F. ?"rk- ,:,"f """a'-- "f
Dr MoOee were deBraaad by Caionel
iHenri C Rlaar, chief derk of th* Ooa
logi.ai Burveyi Dr- *?****> ,'ll",f of ????
Itureati of Solls; Olfford Plnchot. .1. A.
Holmes chlef of the Bureau of Mlnes;
riBdaalnb Newcl. dlrector of the recla
matlon servbe. and John Hyde
Mrs MeOea wh0 "a* Ml" Anita N'w"
eamh, aa*gbter of the late professor
Himon Sewcomb. it *" B-'ketay. *'al..
where she is condu-rtlBg ? -anatortum and
leitur.ng on l.4giene at the Lniversity of
i-alifornia. A daughter. BUh I.lotho Mc
Gee I* at b summer r.-sort on I.ong
Island and Is soon lo bB married. Th*
remaln.,.8 chlld. a 88W, Krik. is In Phlla
dfllBbta*
,;i;ni,i:ai, ARTHUR MACARTHUR
TAFT'S COUSIN GETS JOB
Returns to Mail Clerkship at
Salary of $840.
Chleago -v pt l- iiarrv Dgrarard Taft.
consin of Prealdenl Taft, ahe wa* pra*
ventcl from i-ontlnulng as an r-nployc^
|n tbe I'nited State-- euatomfl aervlee be*
cauee of civii seivloe regutatlonn, which
barrcd blm from a promineiit positioii.
WBJ relnstafe.l in the inailliig depanniept
Of the i hicago PoatOflBCfll to-dav. Bfl*****
he prevlonsh worked. lle dld nol tell
the posfal ofTV-lals that Iu wa- related
tO the President
"lif ,-ourse. I am proud lhal I am re?
lated to the Piealderit. but 1 have never
...ught hl. aid ln any aa, ' said young
Taft
ln ihe custom? department llarry Taft
aas paid TS40 a yOUT. and hl- preaaBt
aalary as mail elerk is ahout that
?me mf t a
PIONEER SUFFRAOIST DEAD
Had
Mrs. Duncanson, of Chicago.
Been 111 Since 1910.
T- '^Kr.iph 1*1 * Ti Ban* 1
nhicage, sept i llra (alttian Dun*
eaaaan, Chlcago'a ptoneei of ecjual suf?
frage, fomi4-r prealdenl ,-f the Chicago
Polltlcal Bquality League. and who araa
ins-iii.iictitai in the BstaMlehflBenl of th*
lah Ipal batbheuafl la i ago, ia
dead ai bei boffifl her*
Mra Duncaaaon had been ?-mvc m
. ,ub iife in chicago for many rean '
though ? rii'nil.er of many organi
ahe n'voi.-d her-jelf mainlv to the work
oi the ."I...ag.. Polltlcal Bqualltl L-flfl*gu<
Bhe aas eleeted preatdeal of thai organi*
r.ation in IBM aad held thr offl. <? f?r foul
yoarfl la Ittl Mis Duneaaaoa ????*
prealdenl of I a Munldpal Orab i i/m ?
whleh la'e. merged arlth th* Clvlc Ped*
arattea bfra. Dar*can*4B w?* ai..i a
member of tije raicage Wonaaa'fl Club.
the rhl. ago Woman's Mhlel
thi ESvena .ui luama ?'lub
I M*ath I an e .,i ter a hMtg IlIlM ?
havlng '-? ken llrai tn July, 1910
ii laband, Herberi W Hua u
Bl ,' a .... | 'rt M- \|. J l>av Ifl, BUT
- . ...
.Mra Dum-anaoii lold 'he Cultur. C-uih
h Febroar- 1910, ma: ?? araa "tlred . I
, woman; tlred of belng lo i
hei Bolfl purpoaa la llfe aaa to put oa a
pr*itj goaro an.i -
MISS BACON A BRIDE
New York Oirl and Dr. Truman L.
Saunders Married in Yarmouth.
Bj retegi apfl ifl Tb* Trlbum
Vaiiuojtu Maaa., lept 5 Miss EUag.
>,., rjorban Bacon. daughter of Dr Oor*
iiam Bacon, af Men Tork, waa Bflarrled ai
booo lo-daj le Dr Tr irnaa Laurance
Ba indera, alao af New fork Tba eefe*
mony, arhleh oectirred ai tbe Bummer
home af Di Baeoo, la thia town. araa
pcrformed b) Iba Rev wiiiiam Bmytha
Bl N.-w York. Bflfllfltflll hy the Kev David
i. Bo wen. of farmouth,
Dr, rjeorgfl Rjrder, of Near York. wa
l-.e l,.--t man The i.i |dl I ril.iuls 84414 Ml*8
i.iith Btmpklne, cooala of ihe brlde; Mtaa
Dorotb) Thachea Mlaa Laalle Bradle:
BBd Mi-s I Ia iu.:. nt New Voik; Mlflfl
Jultfl I'i k and btlafl Ruth Ailams. of II,,8
ton. Caeatataca Harper aaal Bath leari
Cbeaey, tt Nea Vork. little Maoaa ?f thfl
l.rl.le, vvne flowei glrlfl and heu.led tlie
hi idal pro. es-lnn
After * hiNBeynaooa trip tbe oauple win
Hva ;.i Park areaufl and Kasi :ith *ireet.
N'? V,..k
F00TBALL COACH WEDS
John D. Pryor. of Brown. Marries
Miss Florence Greene.
I Hv Telegraph t* Tb* Tiihti,I*
ProvMeaee, sept L?John Doaadd Pryor,
aaatatanl eoach of ihe Broflra Ualearatty
football team, flaairled Miss Plorenoe
Wanl Oreene, daughter of Mr, an.l Mrs.
Nathanlel R Oreene, *t Narraganaact
I'lcr to-day
The bridegTOOm, Wbe was one of the
best lefl flodfl thal ever played at Brown
and was a graduat.- ln the . la*. nt 'ti*
yyas attende.1 by Kllery Wilson. of I'rovl
844)08, as baal man. The brlde was at
t.nd.d by Mrs 0888*88 8 IValten. of
White Plalns, N. V. her slster. M,r.
Pryor came to Braata from flouih ?>r
ange, K, J.
I.ee.
hoiip
1 lark.
SHIELD9-CLARK.
g, -|-<-lrf rapli lo Tlie Ti ih.ii.e 1
Mi.ss s. pt o. ?At ihe country
f Mi. and Mrs. Alfred Benjamin
ln I-'ranklln atreel. to-nlght tl eir
daughter, btlafl Kmma Augusta <'lark.
i.n.i Bturgea BratSfoad Bhletde, * *on of
Pr, and Mrs. Nelson T. ShleldS. of No. 00
Wooi Mth Btreet, New York. wer* mar?
ried. The Rev .lohn BaTStOW, uasl.n of
thi ' 'Odgl-cgatlonal I'hurch. >>f I.ee.' per
form'.-.l tbg .'..rernonv.
Nel-on T. ghlflldfl, Jr.. was his brother's
beat man. Thc ushers were Alberl riark.
,,l L44, the bride's brother; Klbitt B.
llamlin. I'raiicls B llamlin. oT New York,
and Krank W. Rev nolds. of lamcaster.
penn. Mr. <'lark gave hl* daughter ln
mairlase. She wore a aatln gown. en
traln, and old polnt l*ce. Her matron of
honor, Mrs. Klbert B. Hamlln. the brlde
graeaa'fl -dster. wore brocaded pink
< hlffon. The brldesmalds were In gowns
of pink chifTon. They were Miss l.ucelle
B\ Baaltb and M!?s Gladys H. Robblns. of
I.ee. and the Mlsses Iiorothy and Vera
Blake-lee. ol New llaven. daughter. of
TJeutenant Uovernor and Mrs. P.lakes
lee, of C'onnecileut. A receptlon followed
tha ceremonv. Mr. *nd MtS. Shleld* will
llv* in New York.
4 , ntln.ird from flrat page.
eraaay aa a aaeoni llautaaaat la the 17th
Infaatry on Fabraary it, 1S66. iiecame a
flrst lleutenaal Ofll tbe same day and was .
tranafarred to the |(tb infantry on Sen- !
tember SI ln that year. ile became a cap?
tain in the .".iJth fnfantty on October 11 j
1 SKr,.
!? July, 1144, hc ergfl inpaflferred fo
the adjiitant ganaral'a Bepartmeat, with
the rank Of major. and becaiBfl a Ueuten
ant colonel in May. 1884. lle ienialnerf
an adjutant general until shortly after thc j
begtnntng of the gpanlflh war. when he |
aaa appomted .-. btigadler general ofVoi-l
unteers, and waa sent to the Phillppines. -
lle reached Manila in tinia to partlelpated j
ii ih-- ba-tle of Auguet Lt, ltft, and araa
a.lvan.-ed to the renk of major general of I
volunteors from that day.
From that tlme until he was aaaagrasd '
lo conimand all tl.e trsopfl ln the Plulip- I
plnes. and as Governor r.eneral. lie ,-om
manded a division. an.l had a promiiu-nt
part In .juelling the in?iiriection. He suc- |
ceeded o.nerai OHfl aa chief la eaanaaaad
and civil Oovernor ln Mareh. tflat, and was j
? .irved in Juiy, BM, returnlng home. tta
araa appotated a brlgadler general on
Jaauary -. BM He becaiite a major gen-!
aral ln BM, aad Iteoteaaal senerai in UM
? ui his return from the Phlllpplnes Oen
eial MaeArthBT .ommanded the Depart?
ment of the f^kes. the Department of ihe
Baet, *nd was th?n asslgned lo the D*}
pa'irnent of .'alifornia. cominandlng
ther* until ihe Division oi ihe Pactgc was
ereated, when he was pia.-ed la caaaaaiai
of thal
Oflneral MacArthur leavea tare aoaa la
the servi.e of the United States. one in
the naw. T.leutenani "I ommander Arthur j
MacArthur. ir.. an.l one in ihe army.
First l.leuicnant DOUglafl MacArthur,
< SorpB of Kngineers.
a
DR. CHARLES DELANO COOK.
Dr Cbarlaa Delano <'ook. who was well
known among the leaders of his profes
.ion. both in thi. country and Europe.
rlied. in his eight.v-seventli v*m. .yeater?
day ?t his home. No. iM CltBtaa street.
Brooklyn. where he had pra.-tlsed medl
,-ine for many years pilor to h1s ret.le
rneal In iflf*.
Dr, Coob "as bora in Hardwlck, Maaa.l
and was the ton of Sam iel and l.ucinda I
rWetherell) Coob. Ia laM be raealared b|s|
degree of M. D. from the Oastleton >'ol-j
lege of Medlefae, at Caatlatoa, Vi, and j
practised with Dr. Blood. of Woivester.
M44a . specj.iiizing in danthTtry. Ha oaaae I
ta Brooklyn In 1856. and for a whlle was |
Bflflaclated arltb Dr. Jamea B Mlller He i
was an assoclate tm\OW of the Amerhan j
Aeadeaay of Daatal a>teace of Beatae. .
? ?harter member of tlie New York Iristl- j
tute of Siomatology and Itfl flrst vi, e- .
president. a member of the Klngfl County j
Medical Boeiety, the Md Brooklyn Dental
lodety, the Plral Dlstrlct and the Second !
Dlst'.lcl Doatal so letie.. of N'ew York |
Clty. the American Assoclation for tlie I
Advancemer.t of P, icn.e. ihe National
OeographteaJ Boelet) and the Qdaatobag-I
i.ai Bodet] of Greal Brtteta. and was ai
BM time ,. hi.-mhcr of tlie I idotitologicai
rfocirrv of N'ew York
He iraa raajried la IB8 to Kmma r-aro
line BnO, of Wor. ester. Ma?s . who dled
|B fgH Tw., daughiers-I.lzzie T. Tome*.
w.fe of 'hailes S. Tomes. LUD., P. R
f? . of Kngland. ind J?nnle W. Shaw.
widow of Dr. I^"'is Shaw. of ihls ctty
sirvlve.
-a
LAFAYETTE E. PIKE.
,. i l4*graph 'n ra* Tiibaai '
llaitford. .'onn Bgpt - -LafayettB B
PiUe. d. f.-ndant in s.ores of lawsuits all
Brer the United Btataa la the :ast tweaty
yeara, dled laal alghl at his beaaa, N? I
vine Btreet, thia dty, << 'he ae* of flfiy
flve years. Hfl BBd beea m poor health
Biaee late last wtaiter, flrhea he had a
trofce of apopiew
ptlu Btarted na Etartfard tareaty-Bse
years ago as an li.*urai,> e agent. but
withln a few vears branched out as a
atocb broker. He had ptomoted many
Weatern nrfatag an.i oil pioposition* that
i.ad freejoently been calleii ''aildcat" In
ihe laasults rhat Inveators brought
agfllnst him. I'p M * ffflUT **o he maln
talaed luxurlaualj appolnted oflBaea in
N.w rork, Boaton, Isartterd. san Praa*
ll ,i Bta* ? ? Itlee, and at one time
bc dld a business amounting to ll.noo.OOO
,, yeai Tbe sto< ks he promoted usually
sold for B and ?? OBBta a 8888*8 and went
to -mail Investois.
Of late yeais Pike liad been loslng his
Miam-ial nold and only a few month* ago
,,ut hi. tnagnirtcent home up tor aale He
leavea a anldan and one son. Willi*m *'ar
Hate I'ike
a -
E. HARRISON SYMINGTON.
n- T< legraph te Tha TilBea*
Halilin.-re. Sept ... After havlng undei
gone two operation*. K Harrison Sv ni
Ington -hed to-day at the .lohns Hopklnsj
Hospltal Ba was. the son of the late
vj,. oi 8" Stuart Syinington and waa con- (
Bpicuoua la C-lfcaaa aad Baltimore bo-|
clAty, elub and business dieles. Mrs,
Svnilngtoii. a 18408 of the late A.lmlial
l.v.ins. i- In Kurope.
Several years ago whlla hoiaeback rld
ing in Chicago Mr. Symlngton met Wlth
? fail la whi.ii bta ?kull was fractured
Hnd laternal lajiirlaa were sustained. He
apent three year* ln Kuropean travel in a
futlle effort 14 -48484*88 hl. health.
Mr. gy-adngton was thlrty-four years
old a mechanlcal engineer by professlon
and a graduat,- ot l.ehlgli Kniversity.
one of his aurvtvllig brother* ls Oom
maiider Powers Svmlngton. V. S. N. re
cently appolnted naval attach*- at tlie j
American I-ajgatlon in l.ondon.
?
THEODORE D. RICH.
Theodore D. Rlch, a man well known !n
Ma.sonrv and one of the he.t known
v.ichtsmen ln the country. died at his
bome No lW KlngshridRe Road. Mount
Vernon. laal nighl. affcv an lllness that
laflted only a few days.
.vji Bich. who wa# sl\tv-fl\e year. old.
was in the publishtng business UB Man?
hattan Hfl wa* a member Of the 1-irch
mont Ya.ht .lub. the New York Yacht
Club the Manhattan and a number of
0,n.r flfaba He wa* taken serloualy ill
a few days ago. and despite the efforta of
physkian* who were called to treat hlm
he grew gradua'ly 888888
\\e leave* a wife and two .laughteia.
PROF. HANS JUERGEN8EN.
I-'ori Wayne. Ind.. Sept. 3.-Professor
Hanfl Jueigeneen. fortv years old, for nir.*
vears a member of the faculty of ti;*
rnlvei-slty of Mlnne-ota. at Minneapoils,
dieri at a hospltal here to-day. He eame
to Port V.'avne three weeka ago to un
dergo a aurglcal operation for stomach
trouble.
Before golng lo Minneapoli* be waa an
Inatnicioi in M. I.ouis and In St. Paul.
JOH vj ARUNOEL.
Auburn. N. Y.. Sept. 5.-Relative* her* |
IBjflfltT/fld word to-day of the death of Jotm j
Arundel. in the M lllard 8t?te Hospitfll.
from paralysls. As -Tug" Arundel he
was known thlrty years ago in profes.
sdonal ba?*ball. He was a catcher for
Indianapolls and Washington In the 0lo
^atlona! League, waa with Detrott m tl\*
Westetn LaaggUB days and with Bavann*h
li the Southern l.eagu*.
OBITUARY NOTES.
ariLLlAM J. MIRF'HV. son of tba
aated temperanee worker. Franr|/> J.
Murphy. and himself a temperanee lectui
er of International renown. died in l-O*
An.ele. \e.terday He was flfty-s*\en
yeara old.
MBJ. ANNA 1 BTHITCBIDEB, of Sa
vanash, Ga.. aHea of Samuei White
4ides. long president of the Garrle lea
.'ompany. of Sa.annah. died yesterday st
th* home of her nle, e. Mrs. .lainc* C'amp
bell. of Freeport. I_ .ng Island She w. s
born in (Jre.nbu-h. N. Y.. and llvcd ln
Bavannah for twenty-flve years.
MRS. .IAMKS H. CONVBBBB died ai
her home at Qraenwtch. t'onn.. yaetOf
day. She had been ailing for iomf tim*.
but gnxlety over the illnes-i of her ilater
ln-la4?. Mrs. lv .'. <on4erse, wbo died
aarly t'.is v.eek. araa largeK responatbl*
(Or ber death. It i* said. See was about
fi.ty-flve years old. Hrr husband di*d
twent) i*ar. ago.
ARMANDO C. harii.i. a arMety hnaWn
Bager, la dead at l.ls home. In Phila?
delphia. from tuberculeeta. He etelflaad
tO be a nephew of A.lclina Pattl. an I
enierjpinr.i the fainon- . mger oicasion*'
ly when she rtsited Philad*b>li<a. B?.-iil
44a- Rfty-twa ymra old. and until foreed
to ictirr because of Hl health ^4as bar
tone solo'st. at th-> Catbollc .,athedral ln
Philadelphia.
FIVE GENERATIONS MOURN HER.
Mn All-Mia llull Smiih. wldow of
Uanlel Bmltb, died yaaterday at her horn*.
No. -il New York avenue. .famalca. in
ber nineiv -fourth year. Sh* had llv*d
ln Ji.mal.a sev*ntv-four year* and ln
the same hous,- nearly r-lxty >fars. M*r
husband. wbo wss a ><>ntractor. luiill,
among many other bulldtnga, the old
town hall of Jatnalca. Tbe. harl thlrteen
chlldren, Ba of whom still llve, and there
ar* slxt*en great-ar.indcnildi en. thirlv
gieat-great-granr.children and one p ea | -
great-great-grand. hild.
METHODSOFTESTINGRAILS
Little ttelief from Present Risk
of Accident Promised.
Pailroad tles were tlie topic of diseu*
sion at yesterday's m*'tlng of tbe con?
gress of the International Assoclatlon for
Testlng Materials. now in se.slon at th*
Knglneeiing Socletles' liuilding. No Z>
West ...th street. Kxcept foi the ejpo
sitlon of two methods of detei nnninj de?
fe.-ts In rail.-. nelther of whlch had
reaelied th* stag* at which it eould ba
applled extensivelv. tl.e congress prom?
ised little rellef fiom tl.e preaent tl _k ?>r
aeoldent from that sourc*.
One of the methods of testliiK tails wa*
expiamed by C. W. Burrews, of tbe Ped
*ial Bureau of Standards. IVasliington
II* described an Instruinent whlcb r*
eorded riiange* in a niagnetie eurtCBl
paasad tbroagh a rall. thereby qiving
warr.ing of any wf-.ktie-> in Its COBBBW*
si.ion. The pio.ess i oul.J be applicd while
tii*. rall was in use. ?-* said. and was
thereCere of aauch greater \_ine than ibe
mlcroscopic tests in a labmatorv.
Th* second mefhoo was spoken ef b? I
Pa.isian englneer. A MeeBSger. In thi*
procma the ralls were first t.eate.l with
an BCM bath and IbflU covered with ord -
naty ink. A flteOB f<f paper laid upon the
tall would fhen rn ord any cra< k o. im
perfection on it* surfa.e. It was 8B*
plalned that interior impetfei tlons almo*.
lavartebty made their appearance on the
BUrfbce b*f..ie the rail 44 as in any great
daager Of hreaklBg This method. Mi
Ilesnager said. was now in use on th*
PrSf-Ch railroad*.
Robert BT. Hunt. pieaident of the Amer
i.an leetety for Testing Materlals and a
well known Chicago engineer. polnted ou.
that the larger the steel ingots from
arhieb the ralls were mad* the greatei
th* danger of CBVtttaa or "plpes," In th*
<*nti*. and it was only through r*
J*. tlng the upper third of the Ingots that
a safe rail could be nianufacture.l. P
wa* eammaretelly Impract-cable to dis
eard so laige a port Ion of tbe Ingots. be
declared, but he was of the opinlon that
th* future would l.ring Improved BBetbOdf
In oastlng, or at least tnofe u_>es for the
dlscarde.l steel. so that tails could be
mail* mfB without gieatly increasing their
co.-t of (uoduction.
MARRIED.
gBWAUU Bl'M-Oi'K ?At St*nho:m, kei.n*
buakport, Me . on W*dne_-i*>. 6?piemb?r 4
b) th* V.?\ Edwrard Y. Sanderaon of Hrook
l>a, N. V. a?*iat*d by tb* It*\ Edward fl
.-t-ar.i*. of 'on.ord. X. H. <'hrlatine MirtlB
Rullock. a?_?ht*t of fh* 1*.* laratl Martin
aad Anna Cbjt Ballock, af BrtdgmflC.
.'o-iii. t. the R*4 OHv*. Dana S*w?!l. of
Otaat Bar.ington. .Maaa
\otlee* of m*rri*g*? and dealh * mn* b*
arrampaaled by full aatne and addreaa.
DIED.
?.kin. M*i4 J -*.h*on, Fran aa
Barroll. B*n.*mln C Martin. John C
Ceavers*. -i*-*ie M srh*tr, An-*im
Cenvarafl. I-O'ii* - K. Bpaer, Agn*? K
cook. Ch*rl**D. Story. Mary B n
Da> Flor.n.eO. Wlillta, Rlrhird
AKIN 4. yu?i-*r RUI, tt. Y Thur-4*v. S*a
latnber B I81X, M?u ' Akln. daughfar ef
Ui* lata .ludge Albro Akln. giiner*! at >h*
Kaptut (hurcn, Pawltnfl. tt, Y , on Satur
da\. at 'i o'lloek.
BABBOIale?Al i.i* liom*. BlBasetb, K. .1.. *n
Thursday, BBptambflr A B*ajaa:la C. Banoii
ln Um HTth \*ar of hla ???. Xotlca *t ^|
?aral bfliaaftar.
COXVBBBB a. Or**awieb Oaaui., on s?p
tembcr _ Jtaala M*<si?uouaii. *.'* of Ed
.mind C <"on\ai*e t in*r*l ?_r. I, ?a ax chrift
I'hurch Or**nwlch. on Krld?y. 9*pt*mb-r ?
? ii arrUal of traln l*d4ing Grwnd C?nlr*l
BtatkiB a. - 3"- totfl-B-flflfl- prlvate.
...NVKIISK Sinldeiilv. at (Ji**n4?i..h c-onn .
oii Se'pi-mbei .'.. Leulflfl Kleinfelter. w.dow *?
the'l*fe Jan.** BI*ncn*iS <"on4-*r*e. Funeri
_.r\ie?a bi <'hrlat Chureh, Greenwlch. on
Krlilav September 8. er\ *rrl4*l of train
leav.ns .Jran.l <-cnti?l Sutlon at 8:8". In
i-rment privat*
.-.k.k On Tbaraday. s?pt*mb*i 8. ^h*-r''*?
H^.no -oow. M D.. *?*d 8T >e.ra. run.r.
?ervlc** ?t bla lat* i-aldenc*. No 1S6 < nn
ton M.. Krool-l.n. Saturday afternoon. at
?J:3D o'flo<k
d*,y 4- flasaaM Uhe. N f raiBlBjr8_aap_
?..i1(, .-! iai'2. nereaoa osgood. wif* or
Heid..,. armm Da- aad aaaaMareC ite
lat* Howard *nd . ?rolln* . OafOOO. *r
F_-.h**t*r N Y. Funeral Frld.v afternoon
?I Ht Pei'er-* fhur.h. Morrlatown. X. J . on
atrhal of traln leavlnfl lloboken at 1:06.
ia.-ws.iV Fran-**. *gc-1 18 month* Bai
vlcw Tb* Funeral .hurch. Xo 241 Wj?*
_, li-rank B. ?'ampbell Bulldlng.. S*turda^
afteinuon Aut.mobil* cortag*
babtix aaia?iy. a; xew rfl?a.<*Hr1_Tug
dav _*pt*nib*r 8. 1811. Joh" C*Mn Ma-tli
aon of tlie lat. B B. M.rtlTi. of LaB^flW.
Penn Ken-tal a-rvice* al hi* old home. No
etrr W?S .-ueamut bi.. Uaeaater **-"..
Fiidae afternoon. Stptember 8. a. - o clock
a_____jnr -Aaa-Baa, aMaat ?on of th* i*<* Pbiiin
aad Mary BehaB. at hl* reaideno*. tRortb.n?
Ton X V . on September 5, 191^. Int-rn.ent
at Waaetewa; privat*.
*r?V _R? Oi. iSeptet.ib*.- 1 I81-. *t ber r**i
de'nc* Xo. Tl E?t Mth Bt. Aan*s bt.. *lf?
of the lat* Alfred W. fp?*r. Fun*ral a*r
vlc*? *t her abov* reald?nce. on a??urd*\.
at 11 *. n;. Klndly omlt Bowera.
8TORY Al Knglewood. X '.. on Thur?da>.
Meptember 8, WU. after a lona UtaaM BSf
I B wl.l-.w of William K. St'.rv. formerl
ef slr. Krant-laeo. Cal.. and dau?ht*r of ?.*
late lobn X. nrlnckerhofT. form>--ly of .1*
taalea, i^>n? laland. M >'?" et ay. r*
ner?! prlvate. Int*im?nt Gr?enwood x,tmt
ter).
WII UIB Bi Phll?d?lphi*. on B?pi*mb*r ?.
1013 Klchard W illlta. f*rm*rly of W**tbur>
1 oag l*land. Funeral *t Weatbury M?*t!og
Houi*. Saturday. Sept*mb*r 7. at .ite.
cebbtebTes.
thk b'oodi.awn ckmbtkbt.
2S?d 3t. By Barlaan Traln anfl by TralUa
w Ofllc*. 20 E**t i'Sd 8t., N. T.
ixnKBT._ar.B9.
FBAVK E. CAMPBKLl. 2?1 8 W??l J?d
St ch*p*lfl. Privat* R?*ms. Privat* Ambu
lancei Tel l_'_l Ch*la? ?
orncE*.
1-lAJN OgrtCB? No. 15? N'**aau *tr**t
Ul'TOWN OPK1CK? BO. 1881 Broadwe-. *r
any American Dlfltrlft Tel?gr_ph t>f_-fl
UARi.EM orru-as?No t?r c**t igt.k
?trcet. Ne. '.?.. West li'Jtb itiatl aad No.
_io W?*t Utit fltr**'_

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