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iisilE mra
Lawsof 1847 Against All For?
eign Jews Still in Force.
. jv * by the r.rm'wo-.l Ofl?Pflai )
r Wllllam has been taklm
7l\tn Chancellor von Bethmann-Holl
*' '? hl. mlnlaten ae to th? p
!_*-_ mcurtng Irorn rh, Pruaaian leala
W il.;.,i ?r the law. of IM egal-r-at
18 ,!, le" for RUBBla is -Ot, as BO
^p^pTe believe. the onl
?_?ti-U Place. all aorl baalaa ln
? *fly ef Hebrew forelgnera, by rt
???rj ,a,(, m the alngdoai
rtcb WUllam V,
^ th imJl.r th,
11 v ol flnt an - ?* '" J
.onger in the h.i*adom Ihmi ate
ffj, wlthout fl ?? ^"m"d
M tie : lhe 1;U",'l"r'
are provlded f.
. iy employ I
;? . wlthout ai
roathe
taSater rlor. and how atrictl
:.
tha, only the other day th.
?
_____ i : '? ' MaX Wolp4 ; '
&_ bl. eapaolty m pn.
J0I1. o( th. metropoUtari gyna
an AuatrianJew, Morlta
w 01 : 'tion. Witl
&r?a) permll froin th? Depart tol
BderWoll
Sged
SS. Mlller. who ?*J"
gwth. i-tngdon an.i la nturu
"Sle Ka^er has shown hin.^-xtr.nu
JSJrt] towa.d the Jewa. Bul hl. aub
Lt_-at,d by that of o
ffS.n. -- ""? ???*" hla view. ln thi,
tome* ? "act whlch b
ffttVcompleta aaclurioa ol J? ??
Si nm
So ar.d flvea antll ?** oi *he
*__a_tnlgn. But to-uaj l
?! reglment are i ??*?
1, dSbUlty of any candidate before M
r?etrt? : '
iTSTlni "* d0W" ?"'
jewish name.
j- ata aatl
,? whlch tne I
retalr. a **
ZLmbers tt
?-? in U
JTa-the laadwehi or ln I
5, a-mi a:
?d&,,viii;-.
H-nl;'
Lbrnjawaui
ontwm
Z .-.'-are of Othei : -
"!?__?
,'ne.le,
? ,
-
-
naiaJai
?
ont for Inl
beventti ? l'""
'
-
?f an anal
?
I
?
Lo-d Cranwo-th and Roosevelt.
Lord Cranworta
"AColoi:-- ln Ih lahlna
br the Maemlllans, comi ilna a i
of flomev. hal
NaaMenl
tapartencea i
youn-t wife. 1 ht-year-ol
Ma laur-y. ir-old glrl. ;?
Utton Hall
aajatij
Though - Im of HM
um, t. I
IgajBWi ' toria Jual
famlly is an a
?cd ltt I
tttrtoi i ora, on tbe
Ptriyord, ln Franee, flg na on I ?
of Bar
wnted by i * ol ita bear. r? al th.
of Hiatlr.j-a, unde. the :111am
Ua Con, io:'- ?
lineal aaeester of Lord Cranworth, who
va. bm of the leaden of tb<
Montfon re: iiion. waa defeated ln Blnglfl
cwnbat la th. New Foreet by l'm
ward. Bfterward Bdward i, who
eamtly ra hlm and Intrueted hlm
*ith hif-h ofl irma granl
Edward . flfeated ei
?till borr.e by thfl Ourdon famlly, of whl b
Lord Cni.-.v irth ia thfl Chlef.
Lord Craoworth'fl fathei ? ' ??'"
Poerage ,
-_o? Edward when Prlnce of Weset
Rob?.; Q .-.. > - ... th. n, h
ot the prioelpal ot unty Bi '" *N'jr"
tolk, |b? coui ?-. in whl. b Bandrii gbam la 1
?htiated. and tl i for* a nelghhor%l the
total nmster and mifltreee of Bandrtng
-un Ha: rman of the county;
'-'WiDcll ar.d of the quarter sei-'-ions. King
?^ward used often tO Bhool "ver the
UWea Hall ? ut. - of hla Mend, Bob
purdon ln N .< !? ??< fl whlch
?? been ln tl
[*_n 0f q_< h. ,. ,en John
"?"rdoi. obt t thi ouah hl* m
"lth the only thild and le- reaa ol W
?
.L^rd ra .? . ih at rv. d through the
f?uth Atr: .,.,1 ir, is
>wt Rldlej ,. nlece of Lord Ridley, and
T?5 ?1 tb* ,-.:? tl leat glrla of
*!_? *? * ? amonR the Unallah
''lonv out -
"trtmeiy Important member of th
S?"','- ll' l? ??? I know Lfrlcan
i '"j"*''*:.'. an i j-;obi ? about ,
?? ?-r.,,*,. .ilMr,. ;. ,,;" a ,n any
"**?* Ei. ,.[,?.
MARQ1 Ifl _ DK FONTBNOT
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
ataMtttn N?w YorK i ?>!! -enieii are on trl?l
* ta-nn- but they can'i --'i* I then to bfl
lln? ?nd beatlnr; * ,;: ''" tlme,
Wteatf* Waahlnfll
i *?*? thr*. ____t__t_a f. r '.-, -. inor are all
_y *"*? -orkere in tbia: tha
*,1UW? of N?w yorlt.?-yraouM P__i-acBa_ar_. :
1 -?aio? to lrvjk aa lf th* N? y. y_rl
*?ti?at.or, aii! grt io eompllcated that thfl]
'W-.tori will forK<-? ati nt..;,.'
Uttdar Ro. beetei I'ost E
*?? Tork mky ?m.ti learn on.- way t'.
?? high -oat of livtnt* T! ? - of tba
.__* Ux?,,?*'? tbreaten to ao on a -itrlke.
l1W'-?i,q Uafler.
?b?'t alto_?th?r eaay to tot wh^t ?
?^w N*w York reatauranta ara t-j icaln t.y
Ul n ""?' ,'"'lr I"'"'- They hava alwaya k"t
?*"?_? n*"n"> anybodj bad -Miiladelphla
** T?__ ta ,?<w eo-al-erltii i^Udng ?he
*'-* hi tha H?r..t truanlnc 1>. i-ttrtrn?>nt
BS ??<>l*n* t?"*"K? Tbta la an liuurall-a
?""-n- i' <^lu'*c '*'''? lhaa ail*>f
* *o. ChroMclc.
THEATRE DELAYS FUNERAL
George Turner Meeks Buried?
Was to Play Leads To-day.
Nelther, hls wlfe nor his daughter. botl
-Ctreaaea, piaying in Jeraey Clty, wera
abk to pet away from tbe tbeatre ln
which they were piaying until ycetordB**,
.*<> the funeral of George Turner Mc-eks. an
actor who died at hls home, in "A'right
?traet, Btaplaton, Btataa b?and, last Tues
day, aaa delayad untn raatarday.
Mrs. Meoks and her daughter Dorothy
arera piaying in a Jeraey Clty theatre all
w-tk Meehl w;is to hava tnken the lead
there to-day. They were wnabH to get
underatadlea to tako thelr plaoaa and con
4- piaying both afternoon and even?
ing
Years asro Metks played wlth Fanny
Pavenpdrt, Rcbei-t MfinttH and other
atara of tho ataga.
THREE PLAYS AS ONE BILL
_________________
Charles Frohman Sets Date for
Barrie-Shaw-Pinero Opening.
i lharlaa Frohman la now In possession
tl ? completed manuecripta of the three
aapaolally written by J. af. Barrie.
Bernard Bbaw and Sir Arthur 1'inero lor
; ? rformance as ,? single evettt_g*a Hll in
London and Naw Tork aim?Itaaeouaty
! as BBi next Monday as the dato
the thrae ptaya wlll ba done.
title of the Plnero play is '"fhe
WldOW of Wasdale." This la the IOtBg44l
? thiaa |da**a and is ol BOrlOUa veln.
More tban .twenty persons appaar in the
lt will l*e peiformad third tn the
Bg*a bill. Bai i los play ls called
? Rooallnd.*1 in quality it _ b return to
Ihe type of tantaatle eonetruetlon Brat
displayed by "dr. Barrie fn "The Ut*
ti Mlnlater." it wttl be perfonaed first
ln tho ev. atag. bill Barnard BhaWa con
t; ution is entltled "Over Huled." All
playwrlghta W4rked ln utter is
? BOh was dolng. The
last manuaertpt to be dallvarad araa Mr,
S! BW*8
Wl.eti the plays are don" ln Now York
two w.n known atara arUl play prtadpal
one balng aaatgnad t<? the Barrie
pll y and tho other tO the i'-.turo play.
ln hla oenl aith the authora Mr.
m agreed tbat aacl l - hould
own c ompany and ao k ?
should act rpore than MV ;_:'..
"KIDDY" MUSIC IN "SNOW WHITE"
A t- tur< ? f "Bnoa Whlte, '
for hlch Wlnthrop Amea wlll
? The
month, wlll be
?
? imber of am
gt ra r\ bl_ \\ hloh raqulre
- ..; or fancll
? ?
overture and antr'acb wlH ba In
... . tbe pla
ind tlnkly, to appeal I ? the ? ar
the child. 1
u hta oa n nx ; If, a bl* b wlll be
e on
-
"THE NEW SIN** AT WALLACK'S. |
\ . i ntr.c t batwet ? ? UebV f Com*
..,,) tbe Qeorgt C Tylei Company,
.
.'.:?"'??
produi ere igrot to nil tu tlme : ? the
- at thia i
brlngtng Into Nea '?
? Bln," prod ?
at the Royahy Tbeatn Loi
The*
I ? fullan
? a O. Paulton,
uahton, Arthur Bowyar
an ln tbe Haa
york pi ? y, Octobet
-?-?
THEATRICAL NOTES.
. Herbert Tn rdi to New v rk
for tbe i wlt
?? r which be w.
,-... ? ? prepart
.
:,,?-?!.? ' 1 i 'AM'aii
. - :,t The Lit le 1
, bt um 41
Mi tnu bavh to
the late cui taln a :
i b< Ltttle 'i baatre.
? ? . .. I : || of tbr- .1- ???<? lur
for New Torb ft MUe ' ?
.::.,-?? T, Wb
ment at the Wlntei ? '
; ?? parl ol N
a feature of "ihe
Bam Barnard arlll l ' '"
, i ew
,,. . entltled All I n
tto 1 bj H
.,1c b* A.fr d G B
Prondi ? ?:? ? noag the : oopb la Mi
nard'a aupport i oy ar. :
le, k, rdlnand Oo1 m halk, Taddy
Webb, laoulaa Meyera, AUca Oei ?'?
Btewart Haird.
???ih. Maater of tbe Ho ? ?? ' whl< b b u
oted an <
at tbe Thlrty-nlntb Btreol Tt*
_IU .,, ,,;,,., j. nred to-nlght to tba Lyrlc
-, beatra, a much larger playhouee, where
ita New Yotk run wlll ooattnaa Indefl*
. American Play Company plana to \
H fveeti ra eompany of "Wlthln
law' into Naa Tot* tor 4a anfagemeni
:,; ., Broadway Ihahtra dnrlni 11 ??
ent ?ucceeaful ran ol Iha eompany now
v, mar drama ln Um El-ni
Theatre.
TWO btui'lred iiicinbois of tbe New York
gcotttah Hlghli odera, In kllta and lar*
preceded by i bagp i ?? ' md af
. pleeen, wttl march down Broa Iway
yedaeaday evei Im to Joe Wt ber*a
a-here they wUl attond In ? bodj
? ..... , ' tbe BCOttlab (onio.lv
?-.-, .*-?< rnpe o* 'bo Pen'
Davld Balaaco baa anterad Into aa
Kgreemenl with h. f. Koith for aavar4l
pioductlona of powerful ona-aet playa tol
i? Bbowa in all the Koith vaudeville
-. Tho flrst of thaaa orferlnga will
,,. -The Drama af O-da,*" a tbrllllng Uttla
,,,,1IIUl by Aust.n Itroog. This win ba Hr.
,,-., (jl.-i ? _udi vllle p-*oductl_o in tbe
though "The Druma of Oudo*1 aad
"atadame Buttardy," undei an agreeaaani
iritb Martln Back, have been piaying tor
aeveral montha over tha Orphauh- t-reull
from CWc4go to tha Coaat aad baak.
)? ii. Botbara aad Jnlla Marlowe wBl
, v; drop eurtoJn on rl4W 4l tha
Manhattan Op4ra r\ntaaa to-iaarrow nlght
Tiie now eurtala la a dark green cloth.
?s. aad M" la wofkad In fokl on either
ind ?.t tbe top. Iu Old F.ngllsh let
t,rn. la BM JonaOB'4 Une. written lor tho
tirtit follo: "He was not Of an ajce, but
lor all tlme." Solbern atei Mailowe wlll
oarry thie curtaln on tour with thanv
Mi/./.i MuJob haa Btarted from Kuropo
arid la BOhadukd ta land here noxt Ifon*
day mornlna (OT her :iocotid tour In "Tho
bptina Mald " Later In tb< asaaoo fforba
i Lnaacbar will bav4 a new produrtlon, ln
wi.i?i' nflaa Kajoa win b<' ?4*4-*rai The
cdteiing wtll ba h muataal raralon oi
"Such a Llttle Queen." by Hennold Wolf
ani Cbannlng I'ollook.
MRS.-AGE1D-AVEBRBS
Buys Marsb Island, La., for
Permanent Winter Refuge.
IT COST HER $150,000
"Friends of Birds Will Literally
Thank God, and Take Cour
age," Dr. Hornaday Says.
Ure. RiiBBc-ll Sage haa purehaaed Marsh
Ialand. La., for a blrd refuge, wlth the
lntentlon of dedlcatlng it in perpetulty
to thla purpOM and of placlng ita control
in Wbatevar hands wlU beat accompllah
her object. either tho federal government
or the: State of Louialana or some asso?
ciation OrgnafaMd fr>r the purpose.
The island. which has been aoqulred at
a coat of about llfAOOO, Ib on the gulf
coaat. BOUthWeet 0- Xew Orleans. It
has Ioiik heen known as a famous wlnter
feedlng ground for duefca, geese, herona |
and varloua othei nrigratory Mrde, and
haa lor many yean been tha noet popu?
lar les.irt in the goutb for market gun
nera. It is ahout clghtecn miles long and
nlne miles wlde Bt Its hroadeat part, nnd
oontalaa apnrozlmately T'.,ooo ucres.
"The matter was brought to Mia. Sage's
attention by Bdward A. Mcllhenny. or
?very Ialand, [__,, who in eonjunetlon
wlth Charim VFlllla Warc, ot Mlchlgan,
recently gave a ttjaw am Mrd refuge on
Vennltton Bay to the st.ne of Louttlana,''
raid Etobeii Vfade Poreet "Mr. U'urd
tbeg touaded the magaalne 'The niua
tiated OutdOOr Woild" to further the
work of MtabUahlng a chaln of blrd nf
ng. ? aaroea the eonttnent
*'The tirst issue in Aprll of this maga?
zine ccmtaiiie.i tho aanouneemenl of this
plan aad the purehaae of optiona on
Marafa Ialand aa the most important hird
refuge In tne South, for fUjN by Mr.
Ward aa tha Brei step la tha work
planned."
Ragardlng the purehaae of Marah Island
-. Mra lage, in-. w. t. Horaaday, .n-.
ractor of the New York Eoologloal Oar-1
? I'-n. sald:
"It is the mnst dellgbtfully ."tartllng
thal has i. n ex. cuted in bebatf of
the Mrdfl of North Ameri. a ab ? " ? arlll
ol Davld w I. - \ Bj bi oi d tbe National
\ lul oa Bot I. ty. Tho nea at ??? Blto
Mr M< 1'
henny is ? must fortv U ??? > to awahen
and Bnd tbat hl. wlld _nd tmpoi
dream bai ? mon fuiiy than
< ?. ? ti Lo ii ni dared lo Imaglae
"in view of tb. awful oondltloa of the
remnant oi ti f North / merica
.) ? i" n and women on lha Qring llnfl
need all thi gn. uragemenl thej eaa gel
Only to-day a man front Brooklyn whom
I neVer h,ei .?? an :isk.-ii caeually at tha
i \,. w, Tell n.-. e hy
t that I Irdfl -i. - - o f.-.-irfully
acarofl ln Pi i i ??> an fewer
*?v h year. Now, for Inatance,' atc,
I . ald, 'How man
?a. h rear in Pi num?
.?n w Itb what you I IW
twent ? i ..."' 'Wiiy, ti.* eaelalmed,
then tt nol more than mm blrd to-day]
Bfty tii.it wera in Proaped Park
Ireena twenty yeara '
/,: .1 - it bi all ???>? r Ih. ' nlted
Btat. a
"It is a m-ittei of rt lhal
' ?
i qq o| total of Um\
gntei
-: ina. .n'.t doea fi-it laia ol terrtl i
nagfl li at aad oth< r orop
. . . .
? i-\ ti. M. .-,,.? and pooi
food .' ? St ??' 11 Bl -?' ;< ?
' -.; ? u n |
II
\> int-r.
"Bxeeptlng Currl ad. Manb lal
- . rtant. wln?
ter feedlng i I I arlld rskfl
gnywben in th< south.
To ll *n. arlld f
th.-rn Btreara. nn 1
.. do | Inablfl ln then
"ln : ? i??-??' In
to ll
I ihio t.. N. : ?? i - that
can
ieal - '" ?
..-,. ... Th>- ..ti. i Urda an tl
? berona,
lea
i thlnb thal Manb Ialand la <!<stine.t l
to plai aa Imnortani part ln pi ?
mfortunat. flnowj and Anw
tgret -. the Mrd tb l an euraed by tha
.. .... | ? tbal ar.- literal r
.! N -where ln
? now llve
in Ul - ?*
??Miit in tWO ? ' ? ? 'h? Bgnta Ofl
the Avery 1 nd rookery, foui
ted for I '' Mr|1"
lat Manb Ii ' hn"
been purehfl ad hy M i Wtea and Ifl aow
- Mf, bat.I nfugfl They will
? '?'?' ? fr"!n
no-, || win oontaln ?.000 breedlng P?ln
?.nd thlnk how tbe Mrda will multipl) In
that aanotuary m tht yaan go by!
. M.I: ,.;.,,,! is ? --.-?? aehlevemeni
,? ,tH purehaae and dedlcatloo lo tha
0f America Mn. haga baa doi
,. When lha frlend
u? Mrd beai ol \ they wBl UteralU
thank Ood and take couraga "
_____-.?
200 BODIES FOR SCIENCE
Long Island Physicians Pledged
to Undergo Autopsies.
T,, ,,;., ttfl Ih. pubUc '?? the i ilm of
ten, examinatlon. two hund ? ?
., ?,!,.,. 0f ti? Aaaoelated myalc-an. ot
Lon- [.land hav. d. Med to provld. In
,;,,,- -in, thal ti,.;. bodlea ahall nndergo
a^xjoemtaa to make dear tha cauaaa ef
d*!i,? pbyrtdan. mwoaeed tbelr flataraa
InaUoa In naoluUona adopted al >.m.-t
ln- beM Baturday al HofTman Ialand.
The member. of lha aeeodatleii fltn
J_emaofDr.X P? O-Oonnrtl, Health Of
?...- 0f the Port. arho toob them for ?
down the Bay on the Oovarnor Powter
and the Henry v7. *?*"*?*; Mopa
w-re madeal Bwtnburne and Koftmaa W
?vf.r the meeting tha n-iembendls-- ;
en-barked al tba Creaeanl Athieti <'i-.ih.,
rmmmer place. an lha Bhon Drhn. Brook
Un, arhen they had dlnw r.
Bpeaktng of Ihe naolutloaa -aaaaad by
th* phyalrtana, Dr. Wllltem B. i.ri.ismade,
uf N(). Iffl C.lumbia Helghts, Hrooklyn.
said yertarday
??[ want tO make plaln this gOtat: That
the phyaleiana ar.- ?amcloufl thal the arao
tlce of holdlng autoprtm should baaaana
ganeral Wa are trylng t.. aduoata fta
nuhih* to the numeroui adrantagea which
tnaj bo dertved from tbe apnad of tha
practice. it will serve to piotoel the pub
f|C from In.ompetent physi.lana bv dttrioa
ln- had dtagnoaaa arm win also reveal
where the .auaea of death are BUBpiclO-fl
and where there have been BMgal bttte*
tlcaa."
?
Old Parishioners Greet the Rev.
Karl Reiland.
MR. MORGAN PASSES PLATE
Many Wage Earners Give Their
Mite to Great Financier?
Policy To Be Broad.
J. Plarpool Morgan, hls two daughtera,
Mrs. H. U Sattcrlee and Mrs. W. P. Harn?
llton, woro among thoae who welcomed to
the palptl yesterday mornlng the new ree?
tor of St. Oeorge's Church, ln Stuyvosant
Scjuare. Other. included Mr. and Mrs.
,**eth Low, Mr. and Mra. Henry W. *___?
roo. Mrs. Rlchard Irvln and William
Ithlnolandor Stewarl, the laet named the
treaaarar of Grace rhurch, which ia st
Oeorge. near nelghl*or. It was stated
that -Mr. .Stowart camo becauae of long
ltlcndaiilp for St. Oeorge's new reetor,
for mei ly asal.tant at (Jr_ce Church.
The Ror. Karl Reiland ls tho name of
tl.e now reetor, and he come. from St.
Andrew*8 Church, Yonkera. after a short
service there. He was tot some yeara
Bral asslstant* to trc lato Rev. Dr. William
It. Huntinpton. ancj not a few expected to
see him hia successor.
Mr. Reiland retalaad one of the former
.*-'t. G(:cvk- asalatanta, but broupht two new
i/i)?* wtth him, together wlth two new
iie waa aducated at Trin
Ity follego. Hartford. and studled thc
ology both at Vlrglnla and Herkole> sem
Inarfa la ohurohmannhlp and theolofry
bo ranks, lt I- .sald, wlth the Rroads of
tho st. e'eorgf's typo, so no ono is sur
prised when he announces that he wlll
try to contlnue the pollcy ar.d teachlng of
St. Oeorg-'s under the Itrv Dr. Ratna
ford.
Thara were one thousand people tn St.
licorgc'*- yeatarday to greet Iba new ree?
tor P*nH* f:x hundred nf them were mon.
In the south gallery alone there wero
Blgbty m.-n and tlftron women. Down
Btalra the- projwirtlon was not so -rroat, but
ln Fomo parts whole powt. were tlllcd wlt'.i
tnan i uiv. They were wage oarners of
th- Baal BM* wllh a few from Tha
Bron_ and Brooklyn
it naa to tboae xx-xee earnera that, after
Mi. RoDandTa aai mon, four men famoua
for millions paaaed the offertory plataa
Thaai fotir m-n were Mr MOTgaa, Sc-:h
Low, l: **_Itoa Cwttlng ind Henry XV.
Munroe. Tbe plate of Mr. Morgan wa?
Olled with envelepaa, au I bafora ho
laached tbe lower pow. ho wa. eom
pelled to raarranga the enveioprs to pre?
vent thoir faiUag Ofl There wore fow
::i.- i .-,< k-- In rnvai-POB p'ople put only
-dh-r.
When the ccmmunlon was readv Mr,
Morgan, Mr Cuttlng ani tho other maa
of mllllon. Wenl to tbe altar rntl wlth the
rest aad after the aarvlee Mr. Morjcan nnd
Vr. f/*w woro rur<>nc; thoae who went to
eoanl tb. moB4y of tho waaja aauiiera in
tha envelop *? They boked at tho pOea
of envrlopc-;, but upon offer* ot somo
othora fo open thom and count tho rdlver
thej retlred, apaablng to acorea as thoy
paaaed doa r, tha alalos.
i . aaw ;" ichar, whom motrt peopli
? r. ent had heard !?? fora, * '''I he .ame ns
Bger, but not a few ahook thoir
hiada Ha "poke aa a friend. for he made
appeal after appeal for a-valstaiu-e In the
dlfflcull taak ah.-ao 4f Um The ?erv!e?
it .,f boty tmnnandon, and ao ai
n-w reetor i Btered the
. ;;,.:t A volce that wis en.lly heard
-rverywbi ? i inaer i.t tttnea dramatle
l p4i ... i. ? .1 to hampar bba. Bt
? . polpll s tfatta amall. and 41008
opal < hun baa ln 4marfc- II
? tly ln front and ln tho mlddl.- 41
* lf lie WOUM bk-- to
:?,,?,,. aboul aa ii<- arooa M aaraaataaaa
hut there is .? tradltleo al Bl Oaorga'a
lhai th.- palptl must neltbar ba made
ged in loeatlon.
i-. ? | ?! uae' t... notea Hia aar*
. ? -a.'h M.-n .<f st ileorgVa
ar tba w< man Ha 'ame. ho
?ald, at -\iinf ba bellevea to be thf peycho*
: \e >!????. rlbod the bM*
tiie m'.nlMer
dld BV" r\-th-tur. nnd aald Bt ?
t,,,i ef ? t type, aad ?? ? nol Romg ta
be of thal tjrpa undoi btan. Tbere eama
Into tha hearti of all men at tlmea aminaa
ef aeplratlon to better tbinr*.. Moat rr.on
-rttfle theae Baptratlonfl They wouM iik<'
w.i to tht iu. but they b i ?
trn.. They wo:k bard all tha a-eeft
Tiiev are hUBV maklnaT a I'.'.ltig.
\:r Reiland plendi I aitb Bt Qeoraja'a
bmu famoua throughoul tbe eoaatry foi
work In p44t **44**a\ OJOi tO itiik" excuse*
not to k'li ambltlon. Ra warned then,
t>,;it thaii i t ? ittona ar> the volce oi
Ood.
HNDS SCORE, GETS SMALL PART.
a amall part In ''-oaaawbari Baaa ?? a
ajvelt tl fantaay whlob Heary W. iar4g4
W-Hi . .?? in Deeember, win be Blled
ny M * Mlea _**_aary, of bX Loula bo*
??.-, i ?? Bbe waa ffortonata enough lo :m.i a
scoro mlalnld bv Ouatav Ludera the
compoaer, and rofueed any othar raward
;ift.r Bhowlng .c foa top notaa tbal aon*
rtoced blm bai ambltion to m en tba
traa juattfled. When abe returned
the a ire, whlob bad been left ln a
restaurant, aha alao preaented a letter of
racommendntloa from Homer Baeeford,
WbO ih eoti-ldered a gOOd Judga of vn. ft]
abllltj west of tbe Ml-alaalpi i.
-,
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
)?,,.,. t__ ah a t.. the _ ? M ?-? '??' _
.... uiaton aa I _m v ia ? arttaaat rrara
m m at* ,, ,
I-, 11 how, natuo * \>l ranr. "?'*'" "!r,-t
and '?? hlt IV' nu< ., , .
\..,i..,?. .-. job lv li.??!???*? ?"i ?' a Wada
,.,,,11, a .o thv rmtincatlon meetlng ei iU-.
Republican Club ol tha Clt> f Se- Yotk.
t ot ?" i .n l ??'< Weat +"'1, atreat I ?
: tba Nailotwl ProBraaalva
,rt. | n i lermont ??>? '"?? Klna.
Vandarbllt and atyrtl. iwbum i:to p.ttui
Ktnnel r.mpla. lle.kt.ner atraat and Wae
Iraad ayano.; Cenaraa. Hall, auantta und
Vt rmont av< ou-a, av?_aa
Dlnnei ol Tlmotbj U WoodruiT b>r TTegtea
?|Va randldate. and A-aatablj dlatrl I l.a.i^ra
,,r bi ? rn, v-ntuuk t'lwo. Praahlya, avea
AdSraaa bi Dr. Braeel ' Litarl., iieaith
?? att "Ti,- Keo Milk Regula
ti?,. ,,, .,?. ,-itv of Set? rofk, al w*tlM
?, [ae rlem torb braactt ol Um Ini rna'iei,_,!
fj .. |,. Kaao all n, I i '??, ?? '?">? -N" ?
L-alnaton avanu.. ?:*) p. at.
Public lact iraa i I lh. !'>??' ' <*' ?"*'?';?.""n-, s '5
r ? ? Btuyvaaaal Hlah Bchool, Mn/tr?e ,
v...-< ol i'i'-i .vaBttji. Tranea-. Ttata TarU
V, the Pyrane**.. Vtoleeaot uouu A. IM
l. .... .? , oi imMa; Publk Bcho ! Ti, UM
. pSpbaaga.'' Troteeeet 27J?5i_!
Oaoaa, ol Prlnctoni Publk Bcbool M, II ?!.
atree and Bt M -?'**" avanu*. ' ' ?" ' ?
*.,,,:. ei. di t_-w oanno m-?
i-it le Hchool :>'.? No. __ Kaat *?.?>? atreet.
'?, _ analon." Wlllla .nettbar JebR
' ?: ? 82, Heatar and taaex
".aUtt-.'' Di i '> *<M-?: ?
lle Bchool ll?. I'1-'"1 *""'?e,? "*' ?,'.____
i.v___L "Tha Old ".aatera in tho Metropoll
TanT'l.o,d" Wetnte.B; l**?' *T" ~
Na -_ l_-"t lllUh atreet, ? h otlaml. W .11
Um B.n_K rubih- ?*_^?L^?ajJ*_^^
vXi^niT^:^^^
pBjsrWtfTO^?*!B
_,et -l'l.k.na a.d ItefenB.' I'o.i.^nr
R"Se__? \IL. f,r Prln....-,. **' ' edurnb.^
Hall, No iS Weat _Hh ttraat, -oMao au
f>r,a I>r ?.*urti? L?? l-?*v*; *^,_**u.!f_1,
Vll ?itu.-.on and Orovo arr-e,.*, oMU^I
i?d Soclal CoadlOee ?'-*??"**?. ,{J? aS?h
jacb K. Seh-i.lr... and **t TMfaWA. tOV*
llr.tt we-.t cf Klfhth avenue. _?e tn Ar
,,r *- ?? ".?,_._.._ D .i.__?
SHE WAS NEVER VERY STRONG, POOR THING.
?r u
\%'
??''? tf u* in'i
S_*S
'%GO,r\tt*t /'/r<*l7.i'y*_
I MPIRE STATE DEMOCRACY?And I'H take him, too.
OBITUARY.
AUGUSTE BEERNAERT.
Luei rr-.-, i "?? ?; Auguatfl Mai u Pran
cota Beernaart, the Belglan atateama__
rMa I ? re to-day iron pn aatoi -
araa tiken tu d,.r'nK ti... roeenl
congnea al Oeneva, and haatmed ben
ui th- hope that he w uld re< o.-er <iulckly.
Auiniati. naarnaarl. lotntly with Paron
d'EatouruellM de Coaetant, won the
Nobel pea .- prim i.-. itQA Ka had beea
elaaaly Mentifled arltb the Hague tri
bunul and wltb thfl InterparllBmeatary
I'earc Congnea ll Beernaeri wna born
at Oatend ln UM After beb | admltted to
the bar ho went iu for ;?>..?:.., attacblnC
him?eif to th. Moderatfl t.ii?rai party. la
Wli he openly beeame ,1 m mbdr of ,v'.
t'lerlral pa-ty, Bnd U >-. '? ' '
of Mb later of P ibU W orka H?
-.; ?: nlture, Chlef of
tba Cabtn. I aad Mb later of I
of the I bambei of i ?? p l i . il
which he baa , ?? ???*, and Mlntater
, | .-'(..!..
LEWIS E. GRIFFITH.
Troy. N V. Oel I Lewla K. Ontlltn,
ona af tiie baal known lawyera ln North?
ern N< a foi k, db hontfl In thla
. it] thta i ft ? rueon, after ?< bdef lllnem
Mr. Orlflltb a i n . ?-. Troy la IM7. In
MM, althougb ? anteen yean old,
in- ? bla ned tha i onaent of Oovernoi V
toa to rale. ? oompaaj - I recruiu for tn**
CIvll w >r Ha ",ij eommlflaloned Aecond
i ? tenanl Um * loveraor an.t
:.. IM of Cot ? ???? h,
ni'-ut, ??'. blt ??? I ad re. ? dted. I
btrawi ? ?'? ?'? ??' the '?':t ol M i
?-r.il Tbomtu ? ' ?*?" -1 "??
Mi OrllBth araa ?> Peat-ocral and ha-i
beea Clty Clerk, Diatrict At
county ludge. Ha wa ? promlnenl ln
Maaonlc drcle. Ha arved aa commander
of thfl Departnw t i r Nea Tork, 0. A, k..
.md at tha tlm. "t bla death araa ll
adi oeata
GEORGE P. LEGGETT.
Hempatead, Long Ialand, Oct *'???
Oeorge P Legg tt, one of thta oldeal real
d< mta of thta place, dled al bla home. ta
Vaahtngton atreet, to-daj aftai an lllnem
..' nlnfl dayfl froa pnoumonla. Mi L |
gatt was a promlnenl lumbei nu
UB aa. sixty-tive v.ar- -dl -Hia wife
;ind om d LUghh ?? urvlv. fa
ANCREW GIFFCRD AGNEW.
Andr. m I llflford --v fn a dled iterd iy
ui Ni v, Canaan, Conn,
Mr. Agnew bad beea la gelj eonnected
with benklng Intereata ta thla city, as di?
rector ln tha Farmer af Loah and Truat
Companj and truatea ln the Qreenwleh
Bavlngfl Hank.
Hi waa ? Baember af tba Unlon League
nml uthei i luba
HIT BY C0S1 OF LIVING
Monsignor Lavclle Asks for
More Liberal 0_ferin#s.
Tha hlgh coal of Hvtag la baina fell t>y
Cardlaal Parley, hla houMbold aad thfl
priaata ef st Patrlck'a CathednL Al all
of the bu Iy Mi--- ft arday bm atlon
waa aaada ?.' the fact, and nl tba ponUhcal
hiKh lllH^H ut U o'clock. wh.fl tlu I ? -
iiui.ii Wiia tha praachar, Mgr. Lavella pre*
oetfed iiim -n an addreaa la wMeb he aa*
nounofld and asplalned tha eJtecta of in
crea-sr-d pri.es upon the cathedral ur.d Its
malntenam e.
Mgr. I.av.lle asked lor MMM fOT the
pefeooM, and gave notlea of plaaa for the
, ? !? ratlon of tha annlvaraary of tbe oon*
?o-iatloB .?f tha cathedral, ta ba obaan d
next Sunday. Hc aaked for in.iie llberal
offertaga
Cardlnal Parley, preachlng for thu first
iin..- ii! the eatbedral ai- a member of tha
?aend CoOege, waa brtef, and most ot
iiin time he t<>ok in readlng from tho
Oaapal of it Matthew. Commentlng on
what he had read, the Cardlnal aaM
I rlesta Of Ood Wen entitled tO 1
honor and low. A inlest is an anihasaa
dor of Chriat, and comes to hls sacred
offlce not of hlmaelf but hy thfl will of
tlod. He should be honored beeauae ot
the power he wlelds. He is not to be
(ompared wlth Mnz<, h-ciuae he comes
ir.nn Ood. The falthful should look to tlie
?rleat for WtBdOBfl. " Ba flnded by polnting
out lha responsihiiity for the can and
cure of soula. a reaponslbility tl.at ought
alwaya to make a priest humhle. The
Cardlnal npr.eared ln tt'.e best of heulth.
There were throng. at all of thfl musaee.
IVIAIDEN PLAY PRODUCED
Federation of Theatre Clubs
Gives "The Higher Court."
DEALS WITH LOVE OF GOLD
Henry Irving Dodge Tells How
Rosenfeld Builds Up a Drama
by Cutting It Down.
? ts. rlaywrkht**. managera and
BCton aad othera WhO compose the N*a
tinnal Federatlon of Theatre C'luhs. aaw
UM mablan play aelectod according to the
itlon'B rules, presented at the
Klliott Theatre last night. Thla
. he Hleher Court," by Henry Irvlng
a hlthertO unknown playwrlght.
i Th.- federatlon prupofes to cxtend a
?-? ? ir. r opportuntty to new writera by
Klvln*? trial performance** of such works
as may be found worthy, and naturally
great lataraat <?, atred ahout tbe produc?
tlon of Mr Dodga'B work. The theatn
OWdadj ati! thfl audlence vi. en
. -?_.?.
The play. brtedy, ia the atory of a
father, who, b klng of noney, ls aa ardewl
la son .sucieed him
...?r.d forc. thal be drtvea him to
.,. lova for | M that tht* lad's brain
. ray. Um aoa'a naaon la natondj
l.y th<- love lor a glrl WkOM taiherthe i
nulU-arUlUeaaln onee rulaed And the (
h< art oi tha Bnaacfc r ehangoe ln Uie
prooeaa
iydnay noaanfabl. praaldant of the fed
. atlon, announred it.- purpoaaa before the
, cuitam rose, __d aftOB the BBCOOd act
| Mr. Do ge, in raaponm to a call for a
HMecb from thfl author, said, among other
things:
? .\ii. Ilo.en.eld haa shown how a play
i ui bfl bullt up n> cutting lt down. One
thing I thank the Lord for, howewr. ia ;
tr.it ba underateod the piay and showed
i . ympathy arltb lt. I don't say I
.nn th only man that can write B play
,,..- thfl tv.|.>t,ulon. You flee, I was on
' thfl Job aarty. 1 Aon'l think the feder?
atlon was foiiy-elghl houn old before I
? bad I play ln ltt handa However, l'm
pleaeed to say that Pn baaa told if i
,-, uid -et a play paat the ooaanrittee that
., lected thls one I n-ipht have souie hope.'
The eonnulttefl thal fleteeted tba plav
m/oa tompomd Of Mary Shaw, I'hilip lt.
Dillon, Mra Beltt da Mvera. Auguata B
Ier, Dr Henrj gototaroft Mrs. Jamea
Madlaon Baaa Mra Don Laroa, Bydney
Roaenfeld and Pndarlck v .Schraler.
Other conmdttoM wlB aalart playa fot
],,, ember L, Pabruary I -md Aprii ?;. a<i
mlttann to an wW be aetaly through bv
rifation. ifr. Iteeenfabl and Arthur
Rcrtheta ttaged th.-. play laal aajht Th*
.:, Ill led :
loha Hamdeo, praddeai Metropolitan
ir?;. Vndre? Robion
->nul Hanaden, hu* ttra JohB W. ttl. r
S, th Cn-ddock Bol Cr_-d__lr. aeoa.Darld Hal
V.ith Bol Craddocli'e dauflhter.. .Llly CanUI
s'.i i-radd-x-k, tnlninfl ingloeer :tinl la
Vt.,,,?,..K Iward II m ma
DR. JOWETT ON SAINTSHIP
"Not a State of Lmraediate Per?
fection," He Explains.
a eoogngatieo thal WSai tha Fltth
Avenue Pnaoytertau church beard the
H,v. I>r. J. H Jowett yesterday, WhO
d for the flrst tlme since hia re?
turn from hl8 vacatlon, apent In Bngtaad
BBd 9/-otland.
"flalntahlp doea not Imply a state or
Immedlatfl perfection," said Dr. Jowett.
"There won !n the MeW Teetament many
?atatfl who were awfewgld. S? me were
rary raw and undlaelnllaatl ln that aacred
s'hool There were some exeeedlngly
oluaaay, errratlc, tactleaa, Juat aa there
are raw recrults ln the armlea of to?
day.
"flalntahtg tb, drat of all, the practice of
g certaln poMtlon and, aecondly, a dla
poettl. n. Flrat of all lt la g pose, an In
cllnatlon, and then a flnlahed chAracter.
Even ln worldly things, ln golf. one muat
i flrst h-arn to pose. Your trainer will tell
vou nol 10 mind about the long drives.
Stand rlght, and 111 attend to tho fln?
lshed piay I" tlnie-' "
WRECK YICTIMS BURIED
Thousands View the Single
Procession at Albany.
[By Tele_raph to The Trlbune.]
Albany, Oct. 6.?The funerala of Mrs. E?
Palmer Gavlt, daughter of Anthony N.
Brady, of New York; Mra. James Cox
Brady, daughtcr-ln-law of Mr. Urady;
Mrs. C. Sutherland Ransom nnd Misa
Mary Hanillton, daughte.. of the late
Andrew Harnllton, of Albany. vlctims of
the wreck of the Boaton __pt*eaa at West
port, '"onn., on Thurtday, were held thia
afternoon.
The funerals wore the largest ever held
here when they were united in one pro
ceealon to the cemeter'.es. Mounted paMoa
gonrded the route, whlch was litied wlth
thousands of p.-rsons. On the way to the
aaBBBtary a photographer who attempted
to make a picture of the praoaMlon was
assault.d by one of the undertakeia. H;a
oam.-r.i u.cs sm.shed and i.e was then
charged by a squadron of mounted police.
The Rlghl Hev. Bishop Thomas M. A.
Burko oilieiated at the funeral of the
three Harnllton sisters at the late home
of Mrs. I'.ansom. He waa assisted by
the Rev. Jo*>eph Delant-y, reetor of the
Cathedral of tha frnmaculate c'oncep
tion, and the Rev. Joseph A. 1'ranklln.
The Rev. Roeiif H. Brooks. of St. Paul'a
Proteatant "fplaeapal church. w.-_t as
sisted by the Rev. Paul Rirdsall at the
funeral of Mrs. K. Klm.-r Qavit, which
was held from the Albany home of A. N.
Brady.
The Hamilton slaters were burled ln
the Hainllton plot in Rural <>metery.
The body of Mrs. Gavlt reats ln the
llrady mausoleum In St. A?ne*'.s CBBBB
teiy. Many beautiful tloral piece.-i were
lald at the gravea.
Among those who atfendotl the ser
vices were Morgan J O'Brien. M144 Ro
B4lie O'Brien, Mr. and Mrs. Wtillam F.
sheehan, Harry w. Banderaon, Henry L
Parks and Francis McCa-in. all ol" New
Vork; Mr. and Mrs. John Oavit. of
Washington: C. K. 0 Bill:n<s, of Chl
eago, and Judge Samuel Beardslev, of
utlca.
CORNELL GETS CRAIG LIBRARY.
Ithaca. tt, V., Oct. 6.?Mrs. John <ralg.
wldow of Trof.ssor John Cralg, of the
Cornell Btate COBege of Agruuituro, haa
praaaated ta tha coPoge her buaband'a pri?
vate Mbrary on agrlcaltaral aubjacta it
eonalatB of Bva Ihotiaanl tataniea aad is
sald to be one of the most complete and
valuable In the country.
DIED.
Agaew, Andrew O lot Ettaal*?I.
Burdett, l'et. r. Kny. Loula T.
r . arlae R. \ all, Humrt.
Hultnea, Satah A.
AOXEW?Andre. OlrTord, on Sunday. Octo
tv-r H. at IfeW I'.itiaun. <\>nti. Notlce of
fasoral beraafter,
BfRnF.TT -Satiir<!*>\, Oct?oer *>. l>trr Biir
<lett. of B8a?wa*er, tt. J.. ln th. .*-d >e.r
of hi? age. Puaeral Borvlcoa private. BUae
teth (V J 1 | iper-- [ >aae cor.*'
trORRB-T?On 4on_*_ Oeteber ?, Char:*.
Robtrt Terraat, af Hartford. conn.. m hia
7.1th yaar. Funeral (rn hla late reMUn-e.
No 104.'. Aayltun ?m-, Tnaeday, October 8. at
2 oYlcvk
HO?Mtaa Oat Octabar . Ifll al I'ort Waa_
i_fton, Loaa. laland, Barah Ann, .laughter of
tba late C*harle. B. and .- I i 8 Holme*.
Funeral from her late reaM -. No. 578
Jeffei*on au-., Lirooklyn, on Morvlay, October
7, ut 2 p ni.
K___-0- - On B?t?fOav O'tnber 5. 101?. aftar
a UnKering; ibneaa, Kilia Mclatoah Kellogg.
belovad irtf. of tJithar l..flin atid daughter
of the late Ifejor Oeneral John H. M. . ntoah,
U H A.. an.l An-.elia .?-. M. Intoah. Funeral
aot -vi. ea at her r-all. _oa, No 181 Weat 70th
at (few Tort Clty, on*Wod_Mday norning.
October o. 141_ at i" o'clock. Interment at
the convenleoca of tha famlly. New Urun.
arkfe i.N J) t-aieta |ilea?o c py.
KNY -loula T.. aired tB joara. Body !>lnB
ln atate The Fun.-ml Church. No 2.1 Weot
. tht *t. (**___ paaapbaU B?a___l
V.MI.? .Xt N.,rth Sal.rn. N. Y . on October 8,
1414, llui.rt Vall. Ib Oie 70th y.-ar of hl.
a*e. Fun.ral .s.-rc Icea wlll !<e h?lcl at hla
late reaiaene. on Tuaaday, October 8, at
1 :.H0 p. m Carrt?B*- wlll BMOt train.
leavina. Orand c'enlrnl ."tution, Harlem Dl
viaion. on Tue.day. ?:4li and 10:15 a. m..
on arrlral at Brvwotar,
tMWMtnam,
THE WOOIHAWN CKMTTERT.
23Sd St. By Harlem Train and hy Trolley.
Offlce. 20 Kaat 23d St., N. Y.
t VIIKHIMUHS.
FR\NK E. CAMPBEI-... 241 S W*.t Md
Bt rhin.-la. Prlvate P..oina, Prlv.te Amou
lancea Tel l.f.M rheiaea
OtTrlCEH.
HAIM OFUCB?No. t.'il Naaaau atreet.
t'i'TOWN OFFICE?No. 1S84 Broadway, er
?ny American Dlatrlct Telettr.ph Offlce.
HtRT.KM OFKICEH?No. 157 Er_t 128th
atnet No. 2R.1 Weat 125th attvet and Ne.
?UO We.t 120th .trect.

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