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j,|,, |t to make a good showing under
a j|, til'- ?vent of the angina breaking
. w? 01 b< inn disperta? ,1 with.
, ., |g . , ihla yactS that the duke prn
Bhortly for the Far
punie?! by the chief of his
i de Joantho, LaSateaant
i - .misil navy, who
?1 to linn as aide-de-camp
, Bpaln, m whose nsvj
i* , immlsslon as captain,
] k ? ' . his pi ?vate phy
j . during i - immer has
I, etui i ? b? fore sei, i
London, Ht. Petersburg
i 15 bject of ins explora
'onkln and
wer? ten a Incognita
i while in the Eternal
di< bcs by
? it thl i .-lemony
h the annlveraary of the
? .-slot, the plac . ,.f
. i.! prtnoaaaaa
MARQUISE DI Pi ?NTENOY.
TO TELL IF YOU'RE CRAZY
physicians to Give Demonstra?
tions at Exhibit To-day.
I i . \, ess of tiie
I the
Ibit at City Conags
. enlna More
' ??? already
Is for
1 cure of ?
Ti, : . ? ! | of mental
U for th? . ? Bion?
thlt.
,k the physicians In
?
?
\.t.
rho tests ai ?
. c.f the BS
I .
. ?mal or
g al. Wg] he e\a''.
' tho con
no will :
?, . . -, | alien?
BaUerus, wl 'inking
-
'or the |;' hS>
?:attan State? Hospital, on
SrVEBER AND FIELDS PUZZLED
tlnvfte Opinions Regarding Smoking
Iheir New Music Hall.
?
-
which
fcp<ni oa >' amber 13. and they wish the
labile ??
'.; . ... : :,u n.
music bal
?
r^Ut th, '- to the
Jtdea of ? .re In
.
frlei
?have : ally divided as
'and in i of bow tl
? mda en th,- ju-oposi
?
?
;vlth t)
. re ad*
eomforl
? '-.. Winter
?; piac
? rant, whik
to the worn? n pi i Bleating
Bd hair Willi smoke ;.
NEW PRODUCING FIRM FORMED.
A .
been In the par-.
! e ?ring and
amb, who announce thai the)
?ill .-? | 10 Vso; h
i ral neu pla3 under the firm
. nab. with
i o >r
ll- well
-
bra ? i- ) at
Am, - . rters
In Hamburg. Mr. Lan i the
Irish comedians, Barry and
Fay. durl g aaaful tours In
in." He has p..,
lng . es with Jamea K.
?
tant i - ige dlr< otor with i.
The
sea ..? . . moud
! iger.
rod lead
K.Tlack
THEATRICAL NOTES,
l*? ; thersdgs
WB pi adtng roies in "A Butter?
Vest End I
ara fer ? >? ? ,? \, .,.?, .
The sate f tie auction sals of s< ata
??' the VA? her Ac
FleMs AI - f'ompany, on Thursday
hanged to
pHda! , ?
?
Btl1 ted by H.
p- '? . restan pro?
.,: announced tiavestb-s
*"-'1 : ? "Fine Fei there," the
Kug-en* Walter play now the attraction
rt Theatr?
l-rlng "Fii there" to New
^t-'rk' . ' - .f the New
tr.
Mrthda y and ths opea
. new play. "Never Baj Die." at
th? F"orty-elghth Street Theatre oCCUr
?haull tomorrow, Mr. ColUsr
*M bom In Varlrk street. In the old 'jth
^"ard,
. In ' Th?- First Af
i,'lr Winter Oar len In '
f'a*"' ? " whuii leavea th?
night for Boa
? - lor the succeeding
i'.rondway to Parla," opening
Ing, Nov. mber 20.
BS SI Bgl d l'iank Mon
i< Bradbury in "Band
Theatre
Leo Don
?i Mrown? ' ? engag? d
Mr.
?
Bg phtur'-s
? i'1' '- i M ii Ri Inhardt'a spectacle,
"T^-M.i,,. ] pr( :i:,. Olympia,
? and the
, nj organiaed by A. Ji
i to New
(lork f" tion al the Metropolitan
ith an orchestra of fifty
ntal mus,,- during the
?rtioa of m ... photoplay.
Johi, m-<,i:,w. manag, r of the (liants,
attraction at K?
? ? ?., au. all this week. Harlem
'* *ni give Me. iraw a reception to
*'" ;'t ? bra nndei the au
and March
T"" ? I BM 'tie I.eagtU'S
*oa ^< ,,ti, for Bchoola have
for the coming the
i 161 b ?treet
* *lewntow maintained at No
only
*?? ?> to ? o dock.
MR. GANZ'S RECITAL
A Juvenile Progressist in Music
?Boy's Sonata Heard.
M Rudolph dnnz, pianist, is fat fn>rn
I an unknown quantity In American
musical ii!'.- ii. once ma.:.- his domicile
iM Chicago .md oc saionally came to Ni w
Vmk to cu-e a concert and incidentally t->
Illustrate the excellent standard of piano?
forte playing which ?s maintained in the
metr?polis of the middle Northwest
T'en be changed his abode to Europe,
and, t turning for concert pui
'''"' ;i i" present himself as a Swiss
Pianist Perhaps it is better so, foi Mi
'-an/, was -a Hstvetlsa before be was a
Chicauroaa, and it makes no difference, s-.
far a> his playing is oonot rned, whethei
he hails from the Alps or Lake Michigan.
Hi appeared in still another capably
? '. yeeterday afternoon when he
a recital in Carnegie Hall
propaga ndlet for tin Juvenile v..
Erich Korn^old, of Vienna. He played
tin- jad's rdaaoforti sonsts m i: maim-,
written two years ago, when th.- com?
poser wss thirteen years old Other mu?
sicians bave s Itten .sonatas when they
?i re evi o youngt r ihaa this
lad, but he is the Htm ?.f record wh
gaa where ti-- moat radical of his elders
left off. or at a point which UM] bei
yet attained, i n . Bi raej. s bo hi ard
some orchestrai annale written I ? ktosart
"h.-i, he was already sixteen, thought
that tin- future . of thi flfPlti i '
aymphon,? vas an Instant ?? .>f "asi i
fruit helnp more extraonlinary than ex?
cellent." When young KomgOld and bis
L Arnold I
lar taste 1o the --njoyment of th.-ir
music, some ,.f those Who
gh to taial what
BttrnsV IhOOght of Moy.art will pr< I
in- \ ery mncta aahamed of them
what they think now will !- |
I 'a mush hi mot
traordlnary than excellent Judgi I I f
.-nous of musical ar: wrdcl
atl i h ive vail lit] tnd it is in i -?
sirs ordinary as in its <t
?r.! ptsstie Idl I
l-iiim? nt. of logleal aecjuence and of
aural ? (facts which
?.. ? - ?. | ad - " ' I
.
than Interesting, t would hsi
real pleasure, to luive In aid ?-.
ti -- const] ained him to
unes in the developm nl ? ?: ?
In? then.es of his last m-'\> nient. A
I ettei
of the Ustei
than did l - Irritating
anil Kcursione which ths a dl
to take Instead
it
unbridled Indlt
i,. ? . , t<
b too
Ml > luz p. .
??, which we wish hi
btt to - -i-...,-. drawing roon
tn.stt?- march snd - i ? i it Is ?? i snd
s prelude in G fist and - by a
Barm IB
forme) S atriking harmonie siten -
?1 BOtl I, Snd though t:
von the liktng sf his audience
dimmed bobm what the nn< |
artistic ttghl which went out from bis
? n... m- ? of a\ bum i tin's
-tiidie-. Beethoven's C sharp mine
oats a ad t be pie- ? s bj Choi in
Mr. dans - style tit" andergom a refining
? ?? g ai here last : be is a
' whom now it is an unalloyed de?
light to hear. Il K K.
MME. DIMITRIEFF SINGS
Russian Soprano's Recital
Pleases Large Audience.
Mm?- viril Dtmltrieff, Ru -
? .i in
it nlRht. Hi I
v. as rai U -i. containh ? ?
- -
ard B '. Tschal
kowaky, lioueeori Rimaky.
skoff, Bchlndlei and Hsdley.
sfmc Dimltrk ffs nal irai
ally fine < illy in the
gad middle tones, bat her m- ? ? ? I ol
ftsfl unfortunate In
?
lato pis Ehe aras best I h aoni
bfasoensfi MHeun Vscus," where dell
teal rathei than drei
i re rah ? ? and i
?i was minimised. Her
ti diction. idmlrsble
In Bianstoi b.s ' ' ''?? B< rgi Hi ime hi i
! and
resensnt, bat her ui wen too
oft<n strident Tet the excellent natural
quality of the voice wss slwsys evMeni
and the applause whs liberal and OB the
fisse i red
Mis? Betbune Ghigoi was a tasteful sc
oempeidsi
LOVING CUP FOR A MUSICIAN
Mr. Mannes Honored by the
Symphony Society.
Theie wan S karger offering
programme culled f?>r at the first Sunday
eoni erl of the Bympboi In
Aeolian Bag] yesterday sfti ?? Iftei
m,.-- Teyte bad snag a group of French
?ongs, -Mr. Harry Haifcnesa Magier, pre I?
dent of the afrmsgaaay Society, came Bpon
the platform w:th a ni.is.ihe ?ilvci
um or loving cup, which he presented to
Mr. David Mannas, who ssi at the first
desk of tin violins, with the following
Mr. Manm-s. for elghtet D ! 'at
have b< ? h a membei ..f the New Fork
Symphony Orchestre, and foi the past
ten r< ! >nci rtmi later. Now ?
dutle* to the ,,i t ) ou s.-,--., nnk. n I ?
for yo i to " sign this position, a
tat t win- | .m/.'- with Ihe i
. Although i1 la th of so man)
; roken, w<
in the firm bfllel ol -
tinued Inti n si and mpathy. bj
?i bv ."ui asslatlng m our di a ? i
f thil new ball tfl on-hi-tial I
and you carry with you the admiral
Iship and - si. - ?i .'f all who '
bei n associated with you
workers In the orchestrs or a? mi ml
ol tin- Sjmpb'.r I m b.-hall ol
thi dlrei t"r> of that society if givi ?
ire to present to you In >?
of their appreciation oi your devotion to
the cans.- of muai? under their i-ant-i
thi? cup, which Ih Inacrlbed: "Ti David
Mahnt a, from the l ?irectore ol the 8
phony Society of New ?orh In nffectlonate
tuition of hi?? musicianship and of
any years of .servie- as member and
i. i ot ths New i '"k Bj m?
? hon) < m hi stra "
TWO OPERAS EXCHANGE DATES.
Although Mme. Obvia I- taSBStSjd has
lecovered from an sttsch of ptomslne
poieontag from which sin- goffered Isst
we-k. Mr '.attii.i asss has decided nol
to produce "Orttteriliiinrii?riiiiK" vTsdnSB
?ia\ Bight, us BrOnnhlkSe ?s g trying role.
Instead kfme PYematad will ging Venus
?n Tgnnhlnser" Vrbstaesdai night, sad
"Udtterdgmmerung" will be prodneed Beit
urda) afternoon, when tin prims donna
will hin?; Itninnhlble, as USaSl
CHURCH TO CENSOR PLAYS
Catholic Theatre Movement
Makes Public Its Plans.
The plan to organise the .National Tath
Th< stre Mov? ment " ow that it has
r? d the i" rsonal Indors? ment ,,f Oar?
dlnal Parley and the ? pproval of Pops
PI i \. it rapidly biking concrete form.
Ella i 0 B l.ummis, founder of the
movement, to-da mad p ? He to the
hierarchy of the United Btatea and Can?
ada the details of tl.'ganlssUon plana
The aid of cardinals, archbishops and
bishops, with the laity of their dlo? ?
sight Is tiiis movement, which alms
to bring ail c?a Uve o raed,
into ? national union for the eradication
"' Immoral drama from tho American
of approval from Csth
oUc clergy ail ove,- th? countrj have been
reoelved by the eonun
ll ' b? 111 v, d that With hat!, nal I'ath
Infl :. boo ox? i ici foi the support of
r? mu;,i i, pmys the ,,i,;,., Uonable kind will
?bon be don-- away With, ami that iilays
tf< nounoed In Nsn foi h ^ 111 Und ne and!
, ? hete.
The pian oi organisation, as officially
outlined, i its aatlonal ? onunit?
??'il invite the formntlon in each city
' atholic ' Irle comm I i or the
' vision of its bishop i
mltteee will be form? >i as
Itlon Of all ? ?., . .! It is
pbuaned to dev? lop the crltl? il (Beult) ol
Peopl? . y, ,?? t,;i,| ,i t,.
their mi.,:.. ? ,\,,t
plajs. ir in,im.-,, m? m and support
I I lite,'.
Cardinal Olbl to Cardl
? artey of the increment, asid:
the moral tone of
2S', ' ?
with strong i ties for
evil, 1 woul gladlj re el
.dusting vicious
u h? i arla? : u
v" m th,- project
are Mary And? on its and Elisa?
beth Marbury.
MAY HAVE XMAS TREES
Quarantine Against New Eng?
land Affects Small Area.
Washington. \ Phi i ? || Una
cult
which affected only tie- movemenl ni
1 lu i- ?
?.s> and brown tall moth
i England,
. Up a hot tie's Best.
To it th? ,lepa' un? nt re|
ral mialnti ? the i- d
not to lo
da) that no r<
? treea oi
ol the known |
motl ittvely
limited in ares Ir. \*> w England and thai
? i
III
of th ' ' ? i ol Christi treea and
rtd the limits of th?
?i larai :
Wl, ? rut
within the Infect? d area i go hito
.? t the ?
? ?
antln? I othei
.1 be SUpplb-d
hll Ition on th?
?
; I >
CHANCELLOR DAY TO SPEAK
Will Lecture at Cooper Union on
Wednesday Evening.
''i.i.
will dellvei
itlon
?
? will
be th?
t mi ??'
ol Sea 1 irl i lt> undei II
I . |.
!
ik in
i ?o-ti.nrtow
nigh I '
?
?
a if i ed W. Marl
ot th? Btl eal Cull
? ..:, "Robert Browning" "t ths
iry, 77th street
..no ' ?olumb
'i'o-i ighi a numbei
win i . th?
lu Matinal tali, a! Publie
' I
i Tank Bain. ? gin t?
The ' 'iv il War" wil
whll? at
Public School M. Wo a]
l>r. Sa i, i, i P. Orth a begin a ser!
on Am-11? m I'ooii- al iii-i
uitn a h el n a on "Aaron i lui r and thi
agi of ti, Poittl 'i Machine
MERIT PLAN IN NAVY YARDS
Commandants Work Out a CivU Ser?
vice System for Mechanics.
I i-Yoru The Tribu Bureau.]
\* ai hlngton, Nov. i" if re? omm?
? .i i b? i ommandanta ol the Atlanl le
and I'.o IflC na v idOptod the
mechanics la the yards will be placed
under civil oi rvlce i ol? and the a
. fore? a on .i. ? i is.
The 11 poi t oi the commandant
?. ommendatlon was annot
rdaj by trs Acting BV erstsrj ot the
Navy, Beekman Wlnthrop The opinion
unanimous II h b? Ifcav? d a i) st? n
hoi in ? , sol bed out that will prov? ast
j ?,,,,,,, y t.. i'n d? i i Taft and lo I be
< ? 1 v11 Bel vice i omuil- ion.
with a vies to eatabllahbig an effective
,, acting Be? etary Wlnthrop has
? the comma:.ilant- ?< the BSV) -, ai d.s
,,, ,, pon on the "iii, ion? i ratinas ol the
. ?s,,:-, force, Th? dat? bI putting
the new methods Into i "?ci bsa Bot be? a
announced, bul it is thought they vuii
,.,,. rstlv? n a f? s weel
WOULD AID CONVICTS' KIN
Mrs. Booth Says Prisoners' Earnings
Should Go to Families.
I tlmor?. Nop W Al a mass me, ting
noon under the auapl? i - "f th?
PrlSOtl Association, which l?
boldli ' '" "H ,l''"'- M|H
Maud Balllngtoa Booth, of the Vslun
t, . is of Am, ri? a and a ,1-lcgnt, tO th
congress, urged th? delegates to us,, tii.-ir
In having legiatstlon enacted
which will give compertaati? n to th,- fam?
ille? of convicts during their imprison
qsent
\i present. Mi I.'" point-d out,
prtaonara wort tor the state, and the
money thei mai- ffoea into the treasury
0f (he .ohinioi,wealth, whll.- fr?'<|U>tit]y
th.!, fam? i ,al1*' Uy'"* oi *Ua"
WltiolL
CLEMENTArGRISCOIVIDIES
Prominent in Shipping and Rail?
road Circles.
Philadelphia, Kor, nV Cletnent a Qrta
eom, ? hi trman ol the board of directors
of the International Mercantile Marine
Company, died at ins home al Raverfi i
neat here, this- afternoon. He was BSV*
two reara old.
Mr. ??lis,em bad been Buffering from
of the brain and bad been
?.lv ill fO| about a week. H< luid
BOt baas very astiVS in business affairs
during the last few yiais.
?'bin,ut A'ton Urlfcom WSS bOTB In
Phlbulclphla In ISO. His father was Dr.
John I >. QrtSOBU) and his mother via
fotmerly MtOB Margaret Acton. He re?
ceived an acadaantfl education, and after
leaving allege as? ptsd o elertahlp artth
the BbtppiBg firm of Patea Wright * Sons,
of Philadelphia. In 1*71 young ?ins, out
was elected vice-president of the coin-, in.
and In IksS he was SlOOtsd Its president
Bhortty after batng oioctad Brssaasnl ol
the firm of |vt, r Wright Ar .Sons Mr. ?Iris- |
, com organised the International KavlgB?
! tioti Company, of which he was at tiie
Through bh efforts the interna?
tional Navigation Company bought the
inmati i.h,, and changed the asase to the
lean lane; later h- bought for him?
self praStJeally the entire stock of the
Red star i.ine. litcorporatsd under the
Iswi of Belgium In IM Mr. "In
merged th,- International Navigation
Company Into the International Msrcsn?
Marine Company, this new organisa?
tion t iking in the additional properties
which he had acquired. The international
Mercantile Marin? Company soon after?
ward ObtSln? d ? ontlol Of tile \\ Ml
Line, Hie Allai.le Transport I.lie, the
Leyiand Lin? and the Dominion Lane. '"
th?- merging or thssa linea Mr, Ortscom
cooperated with .1. Plarponi Morgan.
In UM Mr. Uriwom ictired from
presidency el the' international Mercantil?
Marine 1 ompanj and inter became chair
I man of the boat,! of ,lire'tors. Mr, QrlB
ockholdsr and dira? tor m
enna ? ?<? ? Railroad, tie- ? nit rol
State ? il,- Fidelity
? 'ompany, the 1 'ommen Isl Trust
Company, the Pourth Btreet National
bank, the Mercantile Trust Company, the
Long island Railroad, the National Tran
ompany, t ii?- New fork, Philadelphie
I Norfolk l?a;:: . tilled Qas Iiu
l ' 'ompany, the? WT< al
1 s trustee ol
ttlani >i itual Insursn? ? 1 'on.; iny.
ii- 1 elongi ,? ?, . . 1
I pbla, Nee v,,-k und Loneta 1 I ?? uplsd
? ' Hi rford
,.f Phllad?
Mr. ' ,1 ;-, >m s ,? ed on In.
> . .1.0.
v\ ith ? ona and two daugl t<
sin vives him Lloyd C. Oi ?
.!??! lo It.,' . ,,.,?' a .?:? ?
\. a Vor,
lives
? ii Washington Square Nortb
the third ""n.
1 ,,k-1 m Philad? Iphla I
' , - ?. . ? J A I ? ? ?
FRANCIS L. EAMES.
'.?-.'?., ... , : ?'
111 \\ 1
? \. ? '? .
al ..?. th? 1 leai Dfl Ho
:
? ara,
?i in I I
at 111?- le 11a No U l(. in?. : -:
r- I*. II He v. .,- --n k> Bitl .: llysts
aar ago,
River, Maas
. r York In 11 H?
In? h. i: : mod
170 with H
Raroi ? Mim nan
iem
? i..,- ge m
rnairted S
?
h,
Of I: -,
, .gnltk .
of I ?.,! in| -i- B the 1
m, Ni a v. ,,i k Bto? k i:\. bang?.
?
... ! \
-lo.-k exchange Oratult)
- anas bulMlng ? "to
mitt? ? reeentl.ed a din 1 -
ti 1 .1! m, Brooklj a Hoei ?
M, 1 inn, leaves a daughl
Edward !
i.- rard I B iad? 1 son, p
oi tic- l i in ta "f the Pilgrims, sti months
.,. 1
JOHN FORAN.
Plemlngton, N .1. Nov. M John Persa,
w.ll known throughout ItlM and OthOf
I ,i, ... dit d ai lus home le le this BMI n
Ing, n,- was 1 resident ?>f Iba Penaa
indry and Manufacturing Compa?a
riemlngton's iarg??t Industry, ami ,ii
- i.,? ai a rie? pre- 1,1.11t ,,r tbe Planting
ton National Hank
Mr. Coran wai born in rreland slaty
eight rests a?:" and whs k esteran of the
dril Wer, having served in Company P,
lehuaetta Heavy ArtlUery Ha
was alaeted 00mreander of the Depart
m. m of n,-u Jersey, Q a i: . m UBS
serving ano terna, and was rom mander 01
? ii Reaman Post, ts\ ' ?. a it.. ol
Plemlngton. ??!"? son and two awughtera
...,,. The funeral Services will be held
at St Marv's Roman Catholic I horch on
Wednesday, at i" e'dsck Burls] will be
I In Prospect Hill Cornel op
REUBEN WELL9.
Rauben Wells, who assigned a kasome
tive im grsd? 1 loaslns. which 1* now m
the museum of Purdue University, at
, it, , ],,,! . dud on Ft ida y at his
home, at Pateraon, N. ?' He was a native
of ?bester County. Pens?, ami was bom
there in 1 I
For many venrn Mr, Walls, .served aa
! assistant to the president of th.
Louisville & Nsabvlfle Railroad After
Mr Wells had perte, ted :i lo.oiuol I w. |(,t
,., -ii 1 the 1 lOVSrnSr of Italiana
appointed blm a trust-e of Purdue Uni
i/eraity to represent the rnscheascal Inter
, . t ? of the St.lt"
In lsTT Mr. Wolle went |0 I'aterson to
?npsrlntsnd th,- Rogara Liocsanottve Works
II,. 1, m imed with the company for tW? Bl |
years, when ho retired from active boat?
ness. His wife and four chlklrsfl survive
LORDGRANTLEY (SIR C. FURNESS)
London Nov. Mi Lord Qrantle] (Sir
ChrlBtopher Purness) died today, lie
was bead of PurBo?a, withy & Co. and
the Pumsao Une of steamer.?,.
?'hrlstopher Kuril?-< was horn tn USBJ,
lie served for a number of years as
Member of Part?amost, and was kniKbted
in Queen Pletorla in uns, He v< 1
elected lo the INiiiso of <'ominous ne n
Lib, tai t-, repressnl Hartlepool in hns,
b?a was Bsssatad by the court and ins
CLEMENT A. QRIBCOM.
Wim ,iif-ii yesterday.
d ob the ground that
there had besn Illegal payments
through bis agents Tbe courl emph
its - "iic?ii-ion thai sir t 'hrtstopbei
not p. i i,i,.illy guilty of corrupt or Illegal
pre lit ? A fsa months lab : King
? learge ? !? v.it. -i him lo the ;
took ins title ..t Baron Orantl ? from his
''"?mi rj -? -it i.. .11 RJpon, V"t k-!
ARCHIBALD SPIERS PARK.
Archibald Spiers Park brother-in-law
of Thorns n of the ' lam< gte
st. -i t lomi ?'."?. dli -i from heart
di-. a-, at his homi. B?y ?"tii sti
cul, Beai h. The fun- ral win be held at
omi "n Wednesday.
Mr l'ai k I a-l I.i in I hi
:
to ths gi sers
iii.it time
m Bcotland ?
i old
i W if--, tWl and a
-
LodgH
Pythls ? -
T. NEWTON FOSTER.
i.
u. st Orani v I '?? - [?i ? toa
Fosti ' irtng
? i' s f .?. ? of New
fork, a/as found dead In 1 I at bis
'
'
in - i.inn i in. She ? i- Il
:
? i I ved
about tWl I Mrs Ku-.
t-1. who uns VYauke
. - aith a eon and
ELISHA L. PALMER
'
I -.-liner
Brotl
?a- il knoa n a: il bit*.
fOUl lb
v.? ? .',.??
t *..
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rlvi .
MRS THERON Y SUTPHEN.
i I
,-f
? I b>? j
igh
t he ,
-
?day
of n. ? 'hapter
? ?
THE HON. REGINALD LISTER
Tangtt i N'o 10
-
and i 1 to
! In
the diplon ? rlln,
Ri . ? ? .ml Copen hag? ?< Hi wim
appointed to the Mon '. ? m
RAMON CORRAL DIES
End Gomes in P.aris to Mexican!
Ex-Vice-President.
Not . -. i" \ ?. -
t day snnoui
th.- death "'?s i .-t Ramon
- '.a i,l. :?- m. -i \ -I'!. ni- m ..f M \- ?
n i.
- ?
t ?,.! ral i on t" the Vice
. i,. -. ..i Mi rico 'i1" 11 iK i
(Uni, -.-..i t ;.,\? ' n . ..: Bonors pVir ) ems
- ? i - -i 11 ..m an In- nt abli dl n
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
ri ? i .. in.I hi tmerlcan Museum "f
Natui a! n: '?" I ''??' I: ? Van ' ?
Park Musi
Ifi atlas r thi i Unit il
..' Mort n A n.- ' loa, Waldo on
m?.
Meeting -?' the General Com mit toe <??
rlii . .- intpeon Mt-tS
? moni and \\ illough
.inn afi- i ii-..m dinner rm
? . omraltti ? bj Sm lal ? ? | >klyn
a? a Ni ? I ??' k I l( I a< I'l-.-iii ..r Music,
; i' m
Home mlaalon ilainoi itratlon of members of]
lorian i hurt hop ol Nes fork, Fifth
Avenus i'harcb, Elfth avenas aad Mtk
ol, S p in
i ? n on "Thi | etiology |
to Mod ' '
i he Ho. let ) of M.-.ii. iI
IJ W< II I BO i- ii'
Meeting --r the V End MOt 1st Ion Hoti 1 I
si \n.?r, Broadway and ltd rest, 1:30!
Public l? ? turoa of the 1 I i;.iu. itlon,
? :1ft p. i High Si ru
"Passion ri.- of
i. Pub
I i.'-i stroot ir?a avs
Spirit ..f tho
? ii.iini.-iis Miml." I'tiit-s.-ii Christian
si n.la? .!-.?? tern i 'am
?
? iron Burr
and ti.. Beginning ?< ih? Political H ?
chine." Dr. Samuel P Orth Public School
S3 it- ?tei .:.-! I Southern I
mz: Pub
tool lio, i .
hi enue i: i il ?anco , ? ,: Mn.lei a S. ulpt -
are," . .,.- i;,-i
N-. 241 i: --? I Hell strei t, "Irlah ?
' .'I' mnell. Public School ISS,
? : .u enue,
i mil red Veen War." pi
Vdolphe i'.iIiii, Public School 18% i_.-u.is
and Buat n m at i. - ui, "Around i laps
Hoi to Has Mli Udni u Hhlpman
Publlt Library. N" 113 Baal Drtth nreet,
"Wall Whitman an.i I mer lean lam." t'r..
- Stockton Axaon: St. Columba'a Hall
No ?'-?"? West ?-?.?aii atra ,,, r-.n,
;ni.i Peasant Hongs,*' Rdwa -i Rromborg
gl i iike'a Hall No. 183 Hud? m bi . ' Ths
i i Ion m.i I1- moci n . In Italy," ; n jaoeb |
Hall, 301 b street, j
i Eighth avenue. "Chineo. Manners I
ami fu- lomi " QrtSHh IV H- nholf.
NO DANGER/ FOLKS SAYS
"Opposition to Tuberculosis
Hospital Groundless."
POLLUTION SAFEGUARDED
"Only Understandable Opposi?
tion to Westchester Site Is
from Property Owners."
Opposition to pla?in?f Weetcheeter
County's raw tuberculosis hospital ?n a
part of the Csoton sratersjaed, on th?
grotasd that it might lean to tin- esas
iniinte.itlon of the Asease to people In
Ihe city through the water supply, is
bas.-<i on a misapprehension of renditions,
according tu limner Kolks, secretary of
tha state Charities ai?i association, th.
organisation erbten lg working for the es
tahlishiasBt of county sanatorts through
out the state.
"So far from being s menace to tin
People of Near York.' said Mr. Polks,
"til.- establishment of if careful!] planned
tuberculosis sanatorium, conducted ander
pul 'it.- supervision ami control, would be
. assasure of protection to New fork bj
gathering Into it? care ti..- tuberculei
persona now ocaitered tbroaghout las
watershed an?! other psrtieaa of the osssr1
ly, ander im regulation whatever
it sbouM he borne la mind thai these
watersheds are bow opea to privat
- -i are dotted aith towns, villages, set
tlements and campa <>f one k?n<i or an?
other These i.pie bj.I ander con?
trol to anything like the extent to which
thus? occupying the proposed institution
wo ..-i I*.
Tvm, hundred people In an institution
of any eon "iT?-r far l.-ss r.sk of com?
municating dieaase iban do two hundred
i .-.-pie in a rtllage The provision ol an
tlVS Sewage disposal plant ii.ak.
the tranamlaslon m disuses prsctlcail}
sut of ti"- questlea in th- forsaei ?
while in thi latte, s n b pr< laten ?-? tech
and suoh vUlagt - til.i ail
through the Crot?n watershed, only the
ima being
protect! -i
"The committee "f ti,.- Merchants' As
stiOB i^ wisely rneJrtng an extended
-t the poll ifjoa of streams
aad >?? it-1 ?-.;' ? by dues, towns and
It ?ills Htt-ritinn t.i tie- -I -
results arising from the ?lls
cbai ? ti tie i in.is.m i
Snd tin-'. It is tirj-in? that
ai.'i towns, and siso tacto
should i" required t" Install sewage dis?
posal plants, so that tin- s- wsgi
purified before it Bnds its gray, as ail
i ?? i ultimately must .1". into the
n nil othi ri t<
N ? ?? i i mattet <-i" fact.' this pr<>
lOB WOUld ?
fin- the
i-f Its - v
piai ipproval of
;:. authorities 11. ether wards,
whal ti.anmittee ol I ??? atei - bant -'
tanoclsl tig to secure fe: t
: . . I of I
-?f tins .. ||
"When it speaks ol the pollution of the
i othi r Instances it s
pollution b> pouring into streams ras
?Hie* in the . .iiiMi >, indu
Dr, li.iiiiK. presides! "f tbe Asse
. ? Health Asset let on, and thi
sd of his profi
i- then Is no ?1 tagt r ? ien of
ti ? ? ort, from t? iloela
? il at th-- place prop -? -I
? ppoettlen to the
. is undents
I f.-w mini-- ' i-.-tlt
oa n- rs Let si > one w ho
no so trj t ;?>.' He ii
stltution In W estchi -
any
modi rate del t-- rail
VtBlBg ilk-- a '
: 11?.- ?UI S?d that Hist- au ut
there theri
? t BOB ?
whi i?- within t which drains
Into t '? ">.
it si...-. ?! .a reed that in the i on
red, no n pre
? the i "p.u tnu : t "i i Ii aith
It I '? ible that if
thai department, which is specially
charged with the dut. o protecting the
opte .-f th City ..i Nea
fork, felt thai - slated, .t
would riot bar? i hse la ard
? h ? . that
- ,.-i ti,-- iii.iu.-it.it.- ?idatty
cannot successfullj advsnee their parti?
agalnsl the publk I I
. an ..lily make an sffl CtlVe OB
^ii,^ othi i coiishliiiatlona
,,i.,t ing up "th- r opposition,
pro sds sfttlmes from laadaquate
,- : . t thi facts m the .
? it is t.. b. regretted that representa
,( .it -, ,-i\- -.'iiii lend them
r*. i\ . tu .m Hi ? oneidered op
-, tu a nserltorious nndsrtahing. '
DROWN?JOHNSON WEDDING.
Invitations have besa seal ont bj Devi
-...i Brown for the msrrtags of Ug dsugh
Bdlth Sophia DavlaoB Browa, to
klaauel J. Jotasoa, si Christ Chafch, New
Brighton, s. i., at noon on Saturday, No
.,,,,...,., se ,\t't-1 m.reason) a smell
>;,?. will be given fut relatives anil
a fea Meada bj Miss itewart Brown,
.,unt "f th. bride.
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS.
j? s, . n . i. i alias tu.H pispesed ISO SOO,
.m,. thOUaa o will it" il-'titit 1" SSed inn--a
tsars tasa Nea fork's rassalSeeat sen
liaran Bestes QesBa
Tie badgel af N"" terk f,1r Iba eesi Bacal
ha '.,r i?re kaadred asen asiles
in.-ii. Hard --n i'1" p"or laasbltSata?Waeh
legten Herald.
gas fork, en asderetead, i* makin* r
. ksrek belle sui.p-.s- th??y
disturb it Sstordsi nlghl when it is ?m lta
?.-n kema Sunday iswfatag.--f,aaadelphla
laqulrsi '
a strange' ass -? ' t-?^-.? <-.i in Chiesge f-?r
carrying ?? seepieloeelj urn.- wad ?f i?nia.
in Nea Terk thei srreel reu if rea dea't -
Columbia Btata
New rorkers shea ? gratifying rsalbsaUao
i>r th- [act thai th?- i-iinvirtii.n ot Basket i*
also a verdict -if fnnrt?*ninatlon .if th<- Pollen
i sa M lyor fJaraer mast i ??
. itr. liii-?--l l-y Hit? tlm?? thai Ibsm In ?oni?
thlsg wreag alta "th? nn?st."?Reehi
D i.' und Chrealela
An" i rill the 'b Is <-xp??ti<i?
<ir .s?-? York PHBH tit- g3se.eas.eoa
mark. Th?r- are MB ?till ?h?rt of SStlSaM
..I,I m- whs : all a tun" whfil the eritir?
,-,,s' of n.-- federal gsvevaVoat ??? esa?
slrif-ably i-si? than thin sum. and It Ik a safe
gases thui srses th- -it.?. s kaataaae of ail
klada esadaotod with aa an-at ???? moniy atut
age l. nev HB that of any ?r?at and ?uccvunful
privat? ceeeers th?? t>uda;?n roubi as eal ay
BilllleSS ?Itbeat th?> nnd.>rv;ili|in?; of
? ui. iiiil-ll-: SSrvaat'a work?U-mtun Tr.in
sstipt,
! SE?SBOOM ! N VENEZUELA
Consul General Here Tells of
Fruits of Peace.
BURDEN OF TAXES LIFTING
Interest on Current Accounts
Drop from 12 to 9 Per Cent
Automobiles Coming In.
Peers Rafael Rincones. Cossu! Osnaead
of Venesueiat, gav? out a statement yes?
terday regarding certain Sraurctsl an-i
eommerclal undertakings by the govern?
ment and private Inter? its oi his country.
In some in.-t UM? ' it? BMttl is I
on official reports Ben) to the government
at Washington.
Perhaps til.- BtSSt important recent
finimial development for the \ en<?zuelan
govsrnaient, to which Se?or ?tinaones
? ll attention In his statement, heraus"
"i its beating on other tut ;r>- Ba4ertak>
bars, is the osai osa? ell itlon of t?i# 1
of more than ftOOOJM Imposed by tie'
protossai of RTashlsatofl la 1Mb, sad]
toarard the payment of arhlch t'a Vsi
? zu, Ian government has been devothag a
"ii p,r c,u,t Hireharge on the rusto ma IB?
eetptS at the ['"Ms nt l.a Cu.im.i and
Puert? i ?bello, TI la am . ? i ?. tars
ports has imonntSd tO about MS,<vni a
reai. This mom ? a tu i ,,?> be d? I I
to works of puhii, improvemenl aid 'o
the esnceUstlon ol oUi r outstanding
? Mima.
tsnttoa to
otiii :ai reporti on the Impetoa that has
been given to the automobile loduatr]
i h, in? r? ai ? d fai Ii 1? fot the i aa "f the
III ?oi -
The prost ceta of ^.i roada have atimu
'at-,i the m va n/at.on of Baverai com?
pames foi establishing automobile lines
f,,r freight and psaa M present
th,- anl] nu m- of transportation availa?
ble beyond the i : .<? k train.
A \ onesuelan I trad with
the | linea from
I v ttother contra'
h as b? ? n mad, f,,i ? ihment of
en automobil? lue from Alia Orscis, on
Lak? Maraca i" to '?..rt of i?i Cribs
and Othei ?" Tnijillo.
Several naacadamlsed highways are b?
up th,- eoffi a d
trtCta ? '.'' ? i and Trrlillo.
Another ,1, el ? ,: ing this line to
vvhii h th,- ensui aen? ai calk attenttsi
is to he a Hne of ,-, tor tran?
portlng ;? [ht around
th-- i?;| ;,ts lu it at Atui
an?! MstoureoL a ? otii been
signed fa ?letlon of this Uns
! vvlthin two
\ tmerlcai ? being formed
| lo ,|e\e|op a . ? . ? ? .ajit.L
Peninsula aid | erica rimers an
exploring the i-gioii surrounding i-aV
? for petn n for an
Am? ritmo o
' "h-- m.,:.- i.,' m iti.ui of the
ta In Ve, Beflor Rii
:.-, t:.' a ? ? ? ,, tie
Rank of V'eneauela win hereaftei chsrgi
instead of U i-r cent And all these
things .n,- th. . . und a
ratioi
HIS HOPE IN YOUNG MEN
Dr. Thomas C. Hall Places Reliance
on Their "Visions."
?ir, ama but
l?g 111' D >? "!' OUr people
Ret i ' '!" lomsa C,
Hall, Of I'm,m Theological Seminary, last
-, a-01. of tl
\ a V'-i k < 'itv
win fan pr? If her you
true and the
ful.
onimis
ounta ini,ii ? M.ivot ?
?v in ap? . ? tiihg N
?i Portee
E ? -? Probii m is th,- Trouble
wuh i n.r st.,o Lsara? To-morrow night
Dr Prederlc C Howe, direct.I the
i ' talk on ?; Meaalng of
the BXe? i on ,".. . ? ugl Pn aid?
. PUI- VI -i hoi
?lellt ot I
on Now
Three \ ? ?facial Hxp? rlenci
N
Uve "ill tell l?os
-?
DIED.
'
l - R N
Met ? P
'.:. ie. Item
H itowa
-
dolpb. ?
be le LI a' his
P. ,11 It II . ' *
p., im ? \ i . oi
IB1? Bond run? ll
?
l:.s , ,r. Bard .-> ?in ?
Woven - p. "'?
EAMKfl In I New 1 on Keren
? aetti
\.|,l - lMt#
B, on
\ 12 I |
GREENE Ei
?o J7l , llnti ? " * on
Saturday,
? Greene
r m . M aa
Bsv? pspers pieaa?
; B W1if
M in i.\ VI.l ? liai Ml
Ben i No. 241
I id tt i Frank ? lay,
pi o
PARKER Al ???' - Salar
:, ? 'i: IVilllam N
'
dem Ills lair,
1 .:>' ,. mi.
will be m u.otu ??? . ?
arrival >,r train i irai Dep i
., 11 11 . '??'O'.
Bornera, N T.
ROBERT? "a .- - dar, NeSember m. i?i;,
Marie !?? ttlt wife of Oeorge n RoBsrta ?
Fanerai ?n i. m i ?.Ko
.o ,-,... I ? . oi rue
13 it Z 0 '?,,? k Kln'l ?
i\ Him, Bowers
BlITPHEN .xi \, wsrfe \ r on -
morning, S
latinen, m.I Dr. There* v BatsSea
Funeral * ?Id st her bean
Ne BK Broad et., Newer*. K. J. on
Wedneaday, November IS, el '.' *> p aa.
IHM Ni?w rORK iiTV cimi-tki: Da
. .t ii,.. \ni. 11. .m i:. volution, annou
with profound -? ' It? Hon.
?. ' it, u" ni. Pi ft? Be ii an i Hit
? -
I tthroi i. ? '"' ? '' 1SIJ
Puneral lervl ?- will b# i\-i,i ai her hease,
Mo DOS Newark, N. J . on
vv. an, edat, N mb, r IS il - -10 p in.
m nbers are r,-? ? nd
Mrs M ?' MI'RKVV IO'H K Ree Sec
M DONALD Miivv Regent, Honorarr
N t I ' A R.
cemeteries,
the wor:>-.awn cemf.tert.
2S3d Ht. Bv Harlem Train and hjr TrolUr.
Office. 20 Eaat SSI st.. K, V.
l'\DKRTtKiR<
FRANK K. CtMPHEI.I.. 211-1 Wut 231
St. Chapela. Private Rnomi, Privat? Ambu?
lances Tel. 1T.?4 Chelae?
OFFICES.
MAIN OFFICE- No, tSe Na.in.iu afreet.
UPTOWN OFFICE Ko. ISSI Broad war, or
unv Amertesn Dletrtct Telegraph Ofllce
HARTEM OFFICE? No. ir.7 Eaat ISSth
atreet. No 2St Weal ISStb aU?tt and No.
211? West 12?t?i ?true:

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