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Mr. Whitelaw Reid
A PORTRAIT AND SOME PERSONAL NOTES ON MR. REID'S LON
DON CAREER.
ii oj.yi l?lit. lf?12. b> Q .\ .-? g .
lt, (..-..rt-r \\. aaaaBay.
Ldelphla. Deeember i?--.
..? , ,, attempi to nd mocb, U
anythlai ? d Mnpl6 N
Mr. Relda
lanedlnl T ' ???
peraonal trlbute I wri
inown bbo durlog mori
? thal i" I "J
hi,*.
. ...,, htm and wlntered him.
- ?
.. ence of 1 ? ?
ai ' ?? -?*d ?'
Of his ?
;. i there
i parted from him on the rai
?,n at Buaton aa I h I
lea york I ? ?"-,nlh **? t0 '
,:. ?| raa wlth him; they
ipottj offrlenda. Itlamuch
memory. lo
hurrylng throni - -* -???? v"
the Amerlcan Ambaaeador waa
cuoul end iraclo - -
,,rP and by rer tha moai dletlngu
Ua^aalfooeertbeVaoDykeafrom
tn(. waUa of Dorobeater Heuaa had
,on,e down out of its ftame and to Ufe.
JJ OM van Dyke- havi *_dJi**lon,
a?d the i.aituular not,- of dis.Hu n
SchwaThlawaaMr.B
(mat Anslo-Duuri.n.ni
Juntad no maa who wai
' t gentMenan: ut. lf he had, he
\Z\e haveaaade him ? i-ooi ge>
mli- hi would have patated I
STthe ayea. tbe polnt.
?_rd. the poM. of th.- body the
?nanner. a. tbl
?? the Bueten ptetform, wer.
Ivkr, so -as tbe atamp of Intallect
S the ota-op ol aoaaetblng wbtob ln
Fngland WOI hlt.ee,i,U,i h ? iniK. --I
whlch I prefer to eaii Amerlcan Tbe
,,,K,nK crowd lefl e Btl ?
mmanUMrs. RoU ?
!ra,t1,un,.th.i.u^, -
,ha trtbute of tbe compaoi to tbo man
and woman.
Bi had mtely baen 111 and -
m whlte and frail, but
mmetlmlemliedhetaa
?_lch denotad thi IndomlUbh
nrlrit within htaa "- bad aald to
... at uoPhe.t.. Houae
that he fell hM OM paaaion for work
never
lm,andat Buaton.amM tneleave.
tawng and frlendly ?***?* *???
lt l.urnmg in him and look.t.K o ?' i
man to dle ln han
,1?1. xv.th - ? that
. failad and an unconquei
... of a livlng man;
,tiii Urea; wboee euaaapM and men
itwoyi Uve, and ah " ??*
tlon. .
noaaure of the debl we Amerl
oWfl him could only be taken ln
I mean b J**;vfl
|n London to un *W
. - | he did I i "<rv
m hM sev. - Ambaaaador.
Of his Btriotly diplumatic aervlei there
I cnurae. ? eeoapleb record, i Jo
reakof tbal i mean tne paroonal
:mpr*si?lon; whlch often COUOta for
more thar. can 00 found in the arehive.
el the State Department at Waabiog
ton. lt eooeeroa us that our Ambaa?
aador should havi aonrietblng more than
akill in diplomacy. Mr. RoM had both
ririU and-vhich hibv at Maaaa i" more
important-exnerler.ee Wa have had
m AmbeJeador la BngMmd better
efjnlpped for his dutka
But no American rafweeeoUttlvi
?a hi oad ean be a uaeful servant to his
Kov.-rnment. and rftJll MM 0-B ha ade
quately represent the American peoi ??
nabMB he can me<-t all OOaMn OO equal
t*rms: whether Cabinet MiniM.-rs. Of
hia colleaguc-e in diploma<>, "i aocial
leaders, or Ko\alti<-s, who nr<- ?MMne*
times sociai laadei m\ Rekl
trom the first waa eoea to be any
hody'a equal. First Impraeaiona ln that
unild are genetally decteive, and ln
hta ca*e thev never had to be revised.
1 do not know whether I u0*''1 explain
that, outslde the offlclal world. an Ara
MMaader has to nmka ar Bod ms <,wn
hia. <.
The attitude of English lOClety, and
the whole English people, ll B
iritical attitude. Tbl POOBll J"?iRe
hroadiy. but tbey Judge. Ti,.- doora
of the beflt bOOOaa in Mayfair and Ih-I
Kravia do not open roadlly tO BU Am?
bassador becaus- he M an Ambaowdor.
No more do the people open tbelr
lieaits to him. lle iihk to Juitlfy hM
?liplornath < -MtOW e to both. He must
know the people. He muM knflra lh?*
v.., tal ahlhboMtba He arlll !?? "p
by hM aoctel and
nal ijuaiities Mr. ReM ?I
-- , and ?a< w.-horued from hs
flrat appcaram e. Tbere never waa a
.-nts queetlon about hM i fc uma
li poattlon. Not his rtehaa. not his
? ? < BOl hl? tr nan, v of I)..r
-i iioiiM.-. i.ot the apleodld boe*
t-Italiti'-s whnh Mrs. ft' id OTganMed
boateoa :n
Lgodon .iid. i b atiaM to tne
Court oi Bt Jamw 'i aol anytbteg
the peaaoual K^fts and praaewoa of the
Am'. ,;?- k:i\?- tlnio
?h? popular regard tbey aoo and tbe
? >? tbay aotabUahed from
the starT and niaintaiii'd tO Ihe end
i uon t w ;.-ii to daeell too mueh ?n
aoeiaJ lniiueii..-s. bul tbey oaoaol be
weigbad witboul aome hoowledge of
the rondltlona io whl. h an Ame
reereeeotatl*/fl t.tke.- up aod oarrlea on
hia work abroad, wbethOT in LoodOB
"i ?Meurhetuv i wiii chooae ? oapltaU
i-motc ftoin Loadoa aa aa aaample. I
ogoe knew i.n Amheaeaior not aa
i loan* in v lenna
llfflcuM BQfltety la Bureaaa i knew
?iiro mm "f hM aaeretaiiea. To tbal
eaehMMri ao letj whlch doanlnetea tbe
Aliatllii: Capltal Bflth \r iiiluK.s nnd
\r, hd i' to -> I ..- it- natural bOOd .
was freel) admitted.
i rom ii the Ambaaaador waa ra luoed.
II would tak.- toe long to i .plain why.
Tha fi ? ? s what lllumlnates the sltua
tion,
The Btati ..: ihmg.s in London, Ibotiah
the llnea may aa drawn leai sharply, is
11 ? ? ii lii.- aama, We have bad M ?
ters- i _-., purohaady ba. k to thi pre?
Ambaaaadorlal daya?who for so. j.ii
purpoaes In Londen did noi exlai That
rcpoai whlch si. iii-is the castc of Vera
de v.i. waa noi tii.-irs lf i am toid
that I rate ll !.>?? hiKii. ih. anawer is
thal eveh ln these days thOre aro In
111..1. poti nt than thoae of
Downlng Btreet, and that an Am
ny other Mlnlater ar Aaahawndor
in and t?>i- thr- Intereat. oi hla
country, do a kind of work whlch
? annol be .i?.n.- ln the Poiwtgn l ?fl
? done ni i" rely laiiiiloai cir
? ? . epl bj and
through i afrite of
allam, are atBI the go*. -
i un- .: i of ] Ing and, And ihat
all ii: _ Mi Ri ? dld te i*-i -
!'"-? Uon.
I aald I should b< - and 1 will
tmeai to the llmlt. Mi Ri M was
aiiinir.'.i as !? a mea ln like i oalilan
have bi ? Women, ? ? f the
arblters m theae mattera, admlred htm
and aald ao; perbaps all th<- mon b.
tialit) for m omen . - -,.n Tbey
admlred ins beauty?there is n<> other
word foi ll nnd II Is the word they
uaad Thay admlred hla manher, his
method ol q.h. bi< Independence, hls
Amertcanlam; hi? rareleaaaeaa aboui
rach conventii it are nol thi
conventlonalitiea of every compaay of
well bred people. They tbonghl him
roi Ing rooma;
??d hli preeeoce. if be turned
away from them to dlacouree of hlgh
mattera with theii maatera they ac
eepted thal a. hhp more proof thal his
mlaaton in England was all enveloptng
anu alwi
When tli.-y s;iw Ihe Klng
late k if.* < i- the preaent draw him
onveraation they undei
th.it th. Klng and the imbaaaador
talklng '"f aomethlng bealdi i
pheaaanl shooting <>r the next Court at
dngham Palai <-. The. n ? pa ti d
the diecrettou whli I
eta in ;i common tomb;
readlly tmnarted secreta of their
own, Mi Reld wa. known aa a man
to i" No reputa?
tion ia worth more: to i dipioanatlai
or to anybody elae.
Uncompromialni ln hia Amerlcanlem,
fell readily into Bngliah wayi n<
had a natural adaptablllty. ii. ? .
not ?. . w hal hi diii ? or could
'noi bave doni 11 ao i ompletel. if h.
had io.t taken Wreat Park as well as
Dorcheater Ho ? kaea that the
Bngllafa an moi b ai hmne In tbe i
try than in I.ondon. whether ln their
own other people'a VPreat
? of 7,000 aereo, with ea
nd i- ii. Ideal
i"iam ii landa ? ?
gardenlng In England. There Mr and
Mra R.'i'i antea*talned as ?u English
boel and booteea would have eatei
taJned. They had ihootlng partlea and
endi Mra Heid i.. i ame -she.
(..uld nol hein l.ei ominK?the ,
aagel oi aii that Bedfordahlre country
Mr. Reld waa Um nuaa aenial
host as at <?phir Hall, ln Westi hester.
and the hmi.se partiei at 0/raal ano al
I Ophlr had the distingulshing mark
which host aad heeteea aal upon them.
Latltude and kmnttudo had nothing io
do with it; nor raciai dlfferencoa, It
waa both Engllah and Amerlean?lt
Wa. AiiRlo-Amerlcan.
For far other rooeona l abould de
BCriba Mi. Reld as I described I.ord
Pauncefota. Each araa an Angto-Amerl
can A llll-Baaador Each was ? great
Ambassador. Eacb so served his own
country a. never to bnperil bul evei
to bnpflrove th.- ralatloni between t'otti.
c.n there be a btgber aulogy. i touch
upon thal aad paaa on; koeplng te the
paBWOBBal Btde. I never beard of Mi.
H.-id s maklng ? mlatake, In ooontiiea
wben- they have ? diph.niatic service
aml traditiona thal woold bi Ihoughl
thi hlgheel eulogy of alL "You never
heai af ust" j-aid i.ord Dulfeiin, him
seif om- of the most accompttahed Am
baaaadora of his time; "you never hear
of us su long as WO IttOOOed. It lo .ii
mistak' s that gol Into the newspapers."
Bometlmea hi phraaod ii dlfterently,
but the BOnaa wai. always the fcaim
Mr. Reid did not BVOn make mistalu-a
ln tachnlQOe; and for 1 man not traine I
to dtploanacy thal >* pealea stiii higher.
And h. hnew how lo rapalr thi mis
takee of othera i bave known the
Ambaaaador ?>f a gre.,t European pdwi i
gullty of I iQltfi-ffn 00 h formal a
.??lon where toaat. had to b<- propoood
ln b certaln order, arhlch he vlolatad.
Th>- iio-t waa to have propoaad tho
health of thi ruler whom be lepra
.i The Ambaaaador was then lo
bave propoeed tho health <<f the boet
Th- European kwt his head and ln
,M.ii the ordee had it been hli own
>.>\ .?!? ikii ho would litemlly have Josi
hls hoad The Amerleaa aared the
situation wlih fl tact which was a b-- -
s<>,, to the other, and the admiration
oi ? brilliant company. i d'.n't aay
thai auch tblnga aften bappen, but ln
this . . did bappen, and if Mr.
ri id had ill hiK hte lopg bead practta
Ing the dlpEcanatic art hi could nol
Bhown bimaelf mon- caaaplotely
masier of il, 01 more plu.nly the inas
|. i of the i-olleagiie who had made hl
t.iiin
FOWLF.R PAINTINGS SOLD.
... ir.n! ni '>:l ..I .lohn Blgelow, Blgm '!
i,v Pr.uk Poorlei aad dated Qraunorcy
Park, laauary, MM, breuahl MM Iaal
niabl al Ihe Aaderaon Qallortao al tho
Siii, ,,; thi palntlngB and paatolo lafl by
this well known artlel la hls studio upon
bis death aml s-.i.i Iaal Bhfht te oottio his
aatate.
\ atgned portrait, alao ln oll, ol MTUllatn
Dean Howella, was eoM oa ardor i'>r
? Th. i_.?i in 0 hla aras aoM
. Hollai 'i * i' ' ?-,|i " '? TIm
lotal ol thi Bfl i ?> ?' '
A RECITAL OF SONGS
French Declamation and No
Melody.
M:?s .M;i).'?;le ToytO, of whom ?\m
ha been lacllaed to apeafe most amMMy
? ?? Unefl she iiu* been known bere, re*
- oi the twtal arhieli iba I ia
. ? Mai * to nive her naaM in
,irder thal it mlghl appear intelllglble to
French eye, m\ . .1 aoni 1 a it ii in
Aeolian Hall y< at. rdaj
araa, unhappily, ln aufBcienl trepidation
aboul hei rocal c.litlon to eek tha 1
dulgenca .-r tha au.ii.-.'ic- iftei tha pro?
gramme waa ta o-thlrda <.\.-: Pi ?
tha apologj would have nol ??? 1 a 1
1 1 ? ? had ahe ti led moi e to
I ? de. laim ln the group ? I
iiiiiii.fii.it.:' praeeded hei apology. They
weri .1 ?-:),,-,.| ,.r P*reach poema bj V'er
tathe, ?hli h would, it la eaej ta
haw conveyed thair proetamatlon better
had thej been reclted wlthoui regard te
thi mualcal netei whieh Debuaaj ifllxed
to tbelr worda
\ raat ,i".-ii !;as been urritten aboul tbfl
potencj of murdi In belghtenlae th? effe. 1
of poetry, bul uiilem poetry 1 u be
to a hlghei powet bj tbe a:d ol meio.
.i.,i..ition wlth expioflervfl1 barmonj ,t
1 b rtter be i.-ft alone by mual. leaa
Whal B humann ac4 omplMhed In an.
; phraee of his "Nueabaum" I* nol ap
prBa. hed bj Debuaaj li all of hla
"Ai !? ? 0 Bchumann madi
j a holi .1,. 11, .-:.., |y elaquent a Ith
iiisiiiiiii.-Mi.il interlud the llm
II bui aj ti li ,i t., ? bJm t ba pnw. ?
t i- ,iui,K bj an harmoni. aub tral
wiii, h thej di.i 11.1t need Ifel
aaoga ai Behumann'i and tlie monodj
whl ii p< ti ? .1 .i the Inventlon al Ihe Ital
ia,1 - . ..:? the uamMtakable proto
t pea ol the ?-'?n^s (? melcdk a" t ba
called, lo thi l ea lldermi nl ol mai 1 ?
p'ei a*hl< I- i). buaey and hia 1 olieai
have a 1 itien.
Mlea Teyte alao <??!.; ?, n unbei ot -,>i,ks
by Aineii.aii , oinpos.-i ?., nntlw- and im
ported?C. M. Loafller J. 11 Rogera, Ma
'shall Kerno.-han. C W Cadman, 1< !l
( tVeeflauea, Kurt Bchlndler, C, w. Ceomba,
Bldaey Hemar aad Bthelberl Nevta, aom?
o| tba mimmm ? i.e, Baglleh ballad typ.
? of a hlghei order, but n *a li
detalMg Ihmoaton, flln*. al critlciahi
1 would Man ini 1 Uot a
MATZENAUER AS VENUS
"Tannhaeuser" Sung for Sec?
ond Time This Season.
. ai <-ediintiy heautlful, omnlpreeeni
:.. ertlag Mdy, i h. ae outh, da
thi peeaaga ef the c^eaturlea, haa re*
m_in..i as BUprMM and rn t WM
? ? n .,,v. -: im * ," found
If Mai ntgtv for the ??? rn d time thla
n co tba etag*i 1 f Mm Metropolll in
1 ? ? .1 iti am Bbl t ?
..ili.-i forffl fron, the oi.en nl>. had pre
ilj aeeumed durlaB bw pilgrim n
I.. ihe Broedwaj houa ? I *---nr
ti. for--: ofMme Margareta Metaenauer?
but tins Venua araa no ie^? raluptuoualy
i. .1 itlful 01 ahllled In aoog ti aa bad I
her piedeceaaoi -
.Mi, ? Mataenfl ?? hai 1 ***n peabablytha
?n ,?t !.ot.n.ie aequMttoa 'ae Motrapi
tlnu thfl 1'?t tWO -.?
laal aM '? 1 v ao " maMi witn ii*
Re, ' ,-: |;i .11 ,-: ,1< ,r,.| h*-' Orfe.
it |a an imperaonatioa tbat 1 1;: M h.-si.i
.?Ka 111 Wttfa e\.-: n.. real ' I pll M
Mr gMaah waa of ooutm ma Ibaa*
I at ? ally one of 1 M *fl t*o
parl bcaldra iH?t mniit alnglni wlth
iu ..,i .... i 1 I I ? ? Mr, w ? 11 wai
usual admirabie, if unlnaplred O/aahrea
htisfl Deatlna, whtie rai aiesi
laabel mug I ??- n -1 auti
fully Mr. Herta 1 ondu. la I lurtt.
? t wi>n marked reetratnt ,1.1 onaldeaa*
tlon for the alngi 1 1 bt 1 aa
large one, wbicb, bj the way,
. ... . Ini . r. nl itioi 4
aaen af Wagaerlaa op '->
TWO SAVED BY RED CROSS
Father and Daughter Have a
Happy Reunion.
""Thew was ? reualea yaaterdaj
i:.ist BbM bome, arhen MttM Mary ind her
father htaaed aach othei foi thi Brat tim.
in n\er a year, and you ebould hav* heard
tha wmj m whieh thev ?|,,,Ue of th.- Ri 1
CroM veals." sald Fravk I L M.niti in tell
inp the atory
??About a year a*o nttu- Marjr*a fatbei
bad te ejutl work and tba doctoi it iba
cllnlc arhen he had gone toM iiim thal ba
had tubertrukMrte. Wlth tbe aaartateaeo "f
tb? vimitinK noraea al the dlnlc, tha
father waa aaaBy ^ent to OtMvtlM gaai
toiiam. i.ittie Mary, nlne yeara ohi m
taken hy the nuree to the ettnb* anrl nraa
there erfimmed IfhlM ne ?lefinit.- tracea
?f tuberculeeaa eouM ha foun.i. ahe anu
thln, puny, nnderfed, aaderMaad ind ivl
dently " 9A auajeel foi Uaa dlieaa
?The eheerj vmititiR nurae deaaed
tbfl home with thfl ?i'l Of the moth.-r. and
told little Ifarj that flbfl would hav.- to
u,o. ,? up mi oidiniuv sehool work aial BO
to one of tbe fraah alr riaaoM M a dtffer.
,-nt icbod soon she grOw fltroager, aad
Hhe felt more like playBBB and MUghfaflg
aad vmaiiiK when Hhe runie houi.
**T?aterday, when lha fatbei returned
t,, hM beme, his wife bardl* reeagaMad
him. mii<1 he hunlh knew little Mmv Tbfl
lather had galned Ihlrtj pounda, aad HttM
Mary had guined Iwelve pounds NOW
both waee lobuol aad haalthj Ma|daB ??1"'
both neenieil ho hapi>\
"The nur?e told me, hM Mary, tbal
lf Hed CriM Heuls had not heen iiold, /
wouid Md bava bad " ebaaea to 10 to
the fraah ah elaea.' 'And probably 1
WOUM not have had I MMOM '??; ?,, to thfl
?anatorlum aad 'o have had Um good,
klndlj aaaMteaai of tha auraM ano
tom,' said ti"- !.itb>., In comaaenttag on
it,,- iituatiofl
"What itetl rioas ?eals have done fur
M.-i v and her fatbe- the\ aie dolnn i
hundradfl aad theaaaadi <-f otherH ta IbM
I dty and througliont the Ih.lted State-'
I
RICHARDS?BACHE.
y__ llusel J Machfl, daiiKht-i of M
IBd Mt- -luh-H K Ha< li' \sa.H ii.airi-d
I yesterday after.a la it Tboeaae'a
Church to Ptedarleb Uoyd Rlcharda
,,, , praderleh RMharda, of thM dty.
,,,,. ,.,.,,,???| wus piiforaaad by Iba 9m
i>, Brnaai M. fla^ree, and a reoeptMo fol
lowed at tbi realdanM of Mi and Mra
Bache Mo. ? -Baat *th atreet The hrhie,
who wa* llrea away bj bW !..tli.-i. u
,,, ., gewa <*t **'h|,f' hhUtou, wlth whlch
,1 , won .< ia m vi 11. faatened with or*
BOgt llflMMnfl. and earrl.-d lllles-of.tbe
Ivalley, MM? Kawryn K. Bache wa- hM
I ajater'a maid ot heawr, aad tne brldee
malda wera MMa Maatreerlb frtttenherg
MhM Kathartafl Oarrell, MI 1 PhaabeJ d
I kms aad MMfl Wnmom wlnaata Tba
. ?_M af haaor wi ie a ao?n oi pink satm,
?,,,: tba brldiamaldi wera all d? ? I d
Btihe in >elloW rhlffoti. and WON lace
, opa CharMa Rlcharda wit^ bia brothefa
[beal num, aad the naben w.-r. Predertch
li-imniiisi.au. Mayhoa and Pnanh Wn.-!i
burn, Bdgar gteieb and Harold Ceal
After theli weddlna trip Mi aad Mra
da win llv? Ui 11 la 1 ? t I
AI
Members of University Club
"Perfectly Furious" Over
Circular Sent Out.
NEW CLUBHOUSE CAUSE
Charge Resented Is That Organ
ization with Home in Madison
Avenue Violated Rules for
Architectural Competition.
?"?. rfei tlj fuilou. i thi b i mem
bei ol the Women's i rnlverall f < !lub,
ln Ifndlaoi - ild the ? ?
I ? nlghl aboul ? clr ular
wbli h I Jfork Cbaptei
American Inatltute of Archltecta i.-<
laaued io ll lenitx "- Thi ? ? uiai
i. 1.1 red i" thi manner In a hk h the
led the plans foi ti.
< , \ lolatlon ">f tl
for ai ? ri n t"
?
grant li requliing si ectal and
paraarai l the < Irculai Is
:m ibaolute nb The paracraph fol
|o\4.-".
Th. ompetii lon
foi i... .1 iii.it .... Is being, or
la aboul i" I". hi Id, for the Wom< n -
(Jniverait. < ?lub. Thi commll tee's .-ii -
tentlon >\.is dliected some timi ago to
the pioLiaml.,. . . h ? ompetltion,
w hi. li. ai ii fall ???!-. t". comply
with Inatituti requiremenl
r<-.'" i\ e appro*. ? i
'!., ; i.,- ?? how untrue Ihi paragraph
la, ibe w omen b \ iii.nj>i tltlon ic
nol i" i ? ? "aboul I -
be held," bul ttei ct ls all
Ith. .foreover, it was nol h
competition al s "? ot -
.,t an .-ir. hiie. t to bulld their
.-. for thi m, and the club
.
Inatituti -I
,
-Th. Ami stitute "i Af hl
.thlng to da ??? Ith I I
? ? .| La 1 ? I ?
hapter, i ial nlgbl He
Howevei
*?
ilthough o ?
? '
.idui i imnetl
i old nder v
i p'ri n i i.i i "4
91
. i
whli h
?'
il |p ' ? . '
,i
\-11
Hlon.il
I ? .i ' i
?
?
Th? \
Mr. La 1 ,:
tb?- m..t ;? nor dld thi ? ha o
. nyth.ng t.. do wltb tbe lub's bulldlnff
, vnje.t ib .'i ).?? dld '"' ? anl to
engaga hi anj controvera) with ihem.
ii. geetani il was pun ? ? ? ittei of
fiia.-i, ii , and although tha
Inatltute wOold do nothing In regnrd I i
the " iui> li woold n. ? tlgati Ihi
diat of its m. mbei Thi matter ..f
tbe competition wh noa under ln
vestlgatlea) owoaat, bj the propei oom
mlttee.
Mra Wllnaoi B Bnyo of No MB
i'ark avenue, proaideni <?{ u.alty
company ol hk- Vfoaaen'a LTnlveralty
Club, which ns eharge of the build?
ing of the new immo, gave oui for pub
lli atlon Iaal nlgM tbe < ontenl o ?
circular recentl sent to meml i I
tho club. The clrealar is as foiiowa:
The Joini building commltti ?? ol the
\\-,,i.i, n'a ITnlveraity ''lui.
Baaltj Comn. y, hawlng ao*. i I
i,. . ,,t. upon th< i ? liltei la for thi new
, lubl on ?? md i< peptod their i lans,
daaln tu Infoi m all i Itth membei a of
thli action and tbe reaaon. therefoi
ln conaequem i "i ?' Bosnawhal v
pxpreased Bentlmcnl umotic dob mem?
bers, the eourvmlttee fi ll thal it would
he wlae <" hold a formal naaogh unpubl
competition amoni b certatu number ol
reputable ar? hltei ta, aci ordlng lo tbe
rules -.I the American instltute of
An hit." la. Theae ruk - i. qolra ln thi
Drai place the omploymei I of an arehl
t, . i :u . i ...u i ? ?, and aftei i arofttl eon*
ntd< n tlon M i ^uetln w Lord, pro<
...... ,,| ... chfti ? mr.- ii < 'olumblfl
Unlvei -ii ? i.i"' ?' iii'ii.h.i ol the lirm m
Lord, Hewleti __ Tallant, waa Invited
la acl io thal eapai Ity. iii>- idi lao aaa
igaiital ?? competition, hls
g, ?:., it, ih< - Biienee,
and, ?.? ?'?? th
i. . n r. . . callei inpald" .om?
petltion the cxpenaei n umlderable,
amountlng to il leaai 1100, and ti
thouah
by i rlvate gen< ri re still re*
malned the debo a hli ii M r Lord
thought a'ould be ver) detrlmental lo
our achi me. Al leeel ii .ouaJ h>- i ao
H ontba before plaus could be Bubmltted
and n .i.i i-i.i-.-i. Ik.i. then the mak
Ina of wiukinK drawlngi and gettlni
..f bulldera' aetlmatea would atlll fur
,i ,., ?eta. tu ? o thal the actual be?
ginning of work rniMiii ea.ll) havebaon
poatponed untll prlng.
A large number of archltei ta had
made applli atlon to be conaldei od, and
;t hst if theae ara. glven to Mr. Lord,
who cheee from among them t-'". iny
,,,.. , i abom woold i. bis approval.
From thi ae i our i ommlttee im
hv ballol the Brm ol Nelson . Van
Wugenen
The (hdi has |tt?CM alr. id
icrlbed totrard Ita building, und I.
n.akmg itrenuoui efforti to gei the
remalnlng |T,#a1 through th. help of
its thouaand marabera.
FOR FRENCH PRESIDENCY.
Parla, Dec ''? The Republli an ina
jority is delna it- atmoal to prevall upon
l.eon Bourgaela, tbi ormei P out, to
Btaad ..- .? didate f"i li" ?'" Idl ii sl
ii,.' repi T '.'' aw bopeful o
. ass b n in tho ew nl thal hlo n
deflnitlvi tatlon a II b ? i
t,.i,.i'.i t.. Raymond Po P n
ler, to aceepl l
THE RECKONING.
MR. BRYAN- We
S STILV
Pays Tribute to His Efforts to
Establish New County.
Th.- dl Btati _h ?to -
, ? ' ?
Brons County, wl t tho
' ? ? night, |. ?
o tah.
a, Irre
? . ?
;i.- dtnnei. aad many of them i
?h.- iiei of speakara Araoai
?: Ihi gen
1 araa thi
i..
; ihe
, - 11
ht the sl lona 1 i ?
..f \.'V |
He Ignori . | bla ta
ipbeld tbe conatltutlonalli
idum ? I' a. ..r tho Btlln ? I
eetlna Brons < ountj
. 'olonel Joei ph \ Oouidi
. t. waa tho toaatm tater n- ln
Iroduoed ln tura Juatlce John M TIerney,
, forui.i Btate .-.ii.it "i Oeorge M a
Bchula and Btate Benatoi Antfa
ijriflin. aho waa re-elected In November.
Benatoi OrUOa during bla previo
? \ ?. mv alded greatl] ln fui thei Ina ibo
. .. i c i,. 11. County.
\ atstaal Corporation Counael RIcbard
H Ifitebi n aad teaemblj naaai k l I
I. Olbbe, both 'if whom havo been ardenl
?upportora ><f tho Brons Count) meaaure,
mma arere among thoao who )..'ii.i their
. !..'!?.,? - ... tbe author ot the bUI
thai paaoed both Aaaembly and Benate
ainter, ri oived tho Btgnaturi ol
Oovernoi i?i\ oa Aprll tf, and tho ap
proval an.i r.itifl.-ation of tl.e vow-rn of I
the Borough bl The Brons on November
v IM1 ^
ai ti." tsblo aere Bdward Polak
I nthony ) ?;rirnn. Rich
aid li. MltchelI C Adelberl Becker, John
H nerney, vVllllam W, Oermaln, Jes pta
a Ooulden, Robert P Wmea**, Howard
R. Bayae, Harvaj D. Hlnaaan, Oeorge
m s s.'mi/. Bdward W Bobmer, James
'i' i_ennon, Mayor of fonaera, aad I red
erich li Btllwell, prealdenl of tbi ronbera
Board -if Aid.'i men imii brothei ol Ben?
ator Btllwell
Tho .liniu i committee, wh. ao work a ia
reoponalMo foi tho buccooo of tbe affalr,
waa mropoawd ef VYIUIntn B. Oormaln
. hairman; WIIHam C. Bi r^.-n tn
. ii. it.-iily. secretary; utiii.it.i
iilbeon and AlbeiI O, Habi isia.it
BROADWAY SEES THE TANGO.
a dam <? nea to Bn ada a i aas Intro
ri ir. ,i into II ?? "Zleafi Id folllee,' al Ihe
Houlln Roiup laat nlaht, ahen Befiortta
F-lolae Uabbl and Beftoi ??? ? -? 111? ? Blai
, auettl ? tt uti 'i tbi Argenl inla n dan ?? of
, tha o oui tho tanae Tho dai
1 have won fama In gouth America, and tho
|dance, whl h wea Intaoduced Into tho aec
aad Hi-l Of Ihe play. w.i^ heralde.l ax il
> novt-ity. ii proved lo u.' sttoh, although
ia. kliia m anj Benootlonnl feetaraa Tbe
dancero aerform In tho position taben for
'the wait*. its luUicadea cuaialBUna la 0?e
i,. eagai mM i req ilred Beflorlts Oabbl
land s??fior Blanquettl Interpreted tbem
with conoummate -..-. and Intet-ented
wlthoOl thrlliliiK
WHAT 18 GOING ON TO-DAY.
ilaaawea t" th? imerU -n Maaawa ol
,' HI?tor>. Metropolitan MuMtim u
Arl N'-w V..rK /..h i m.-1 Park an.i ihe Van
<oi il:u.>lt Vark Sun- un
| ,i? I.. m ot thr fur Anifi ll BO BO
1 i,|i..i Siatra -ul Mexli i 00 letj of Seo
tork f*?i Baaw Ih.n I'edro i u irrala, Mln
ol r.irtilRii P.4>lm i.iiih foi n.e IfexU-an
....., \\ iiltaimli "'I.' noon
M..'li.? ??! N-rt-SBBBl I'.llf irril.i Club, 9
Aatorbk '- p BB,
ijintia>r .ir Bootbaan societ>. Waldorf \?t..ri_. "
i. iu
liiiiiiiiif-.i !??' i - ?<> DI W. II i! it< i "i. Thi
,-?,,. ,,f J.. v rlva Slclil Wllhoul Hli ?
Interceaalon Chuaoh Hall, N ? f~* Wen |5_ :,
4ii.'.'i a II p m
Publlc l-rtiii'H ?f tbO Uo*lJ vt I ill aii". s ?
M.nlintun Wadleltl. Illuli 8. I.?? :,
IMth airt-.t. writ of *>vi?nih av??niie, "Di.
i;,.ti- -An* ii.iitf." Thonu? Wl.iin.> Surette;
I'ui.tt (t. ......i .'.I 4'h utr.-ft. nr.o Kusi _\.
,,; , ??K...H. tflne i<> Mlnt." Maanu* "'
ii , . n,. \|u? ? ? i.-i nf Xatural Hlsli
i ? entral I'mW Wm llrownlna i
i- .,, .? o| ..:.,! Wominho. I Alfr.'.l
U -i.
SAYS PAPF.RS SEEK TRUTH
Ralph Pulitzer Tells Students of
Importance of Accuracy.
I ?-. .,.? , ? thi
- ..,.1 . f
. 1,1 .,; i',,i iraMa Ualt
? ?: \ . .i :? ii talMm"
iterdaj Ha apoln
fl. ?ir- foi ai ? a., v tiiat
. hia fa :.? r In all h
tha '?
-r-ii. a
: ?: 'i .i- otl WUUaam, -i.tor of
ii M Mi i', in/.- r, and
. .,
leld the ueual
hour ifl ? ' ture vou;.! I
rhe i
? out of the iu tleal il rola
tlie, ni,.-* elu hra ran ? ln thi
tha tnitii ' Me ahowed th ? dlfficul
(. a ii- n ? tvi. ??
UTitlng
lta tacta i lulting ofti n ln
;?? ?:? , '
.' he D_|
? , ? tboee otb
*obm ; nper a hl b are io! lano
..,? - .1. ! .-late take*.
luatrated hM
blatorii nnd madera
ui ,.a\ te -i lurtd "Titaali extra, aad
?howed wbereln even the "hamoroua" aad
"harmlea**" faha injured and rulned re*
portei i and Mpped tba cbarai tei :it'>i
m ol a rn wapaper He continued:
ire papera whlch cynicallj avowj
i h< i -nol to i.i '? acta mei elj embai -
bul \oti can prett) well eounl
hem in this country on tl t fingi?; i
,,f yotu two handa They are evanescenl
itltutlon that rtourlahea on an ap*
I. ,,i to morbkli ? aa by tb< aid "f men*
dacltj can bave but a precarloua bold
:\ oi even on life itneir
i don't thinh any one wbo hnowa bla
ih-v ipapei hlatorj will queetlon the fact
I for accurai y Ir. ateadllj |
k.-. :i tr aml more ??? Ideapread
? i\ $4 iiiai a r-eepomrlble paper I
ipeniU on orlginall) gettii.K ? pl.'?'
newa it ipenda M on verlfyfni it. Aml ii
think i an Mfely aeeen tl at hi aay
Important atory, where tbe facta -tr.- all
avatlable from u national convention to|
;, -.,,11,1.1- trlal ,i a football same, the,
. ? are exti lordinarllj aocurate. j
__- m
SCOTTI ACCEPTS MILAN OFFER
Will Sing Falstaff Six Times at Verdii
Centenary at the Scala.
Antonlo Bcottl recetved a cabte mewnaee
yeaterda; from Mtagardl. rnanagar ef th* j
Bcaia Opera Houae, of Mltan, eahtag bhnj
?li performancai ot PbMtaR "-1
i uon of the centenary or lrardl'a
i.irth. whieh will ba eetabrated ai that
,. ..in houae next BapMmber aml Octoher
He muI hM aeoeptanci at anee.
Tha roM af faletaff was ereated ai the
I aii bj vietor MauraL Mr geottl iuc-|
ctotlad Mr Maurel ta Ihfl reM, ihe oe*
, eaton belng bM aret appaaranea at the
Beala durlag the that aaaaoa tiiat tbe
opera hooM wm mauagbd hr Olullo
Gattl-Caaaaaa praaeBi amaagei al tba
Metroi ohtan opera HOtiee.
OBITUARY.
MARY E TILLINGHAST.
Marj i' Tllllngbaat, al ona thna maa* ?
Clated Wltb thfl lat,- John I.a larite, tlm
patater, haraalf a daalgher af amnj well]
known arladowe, dled oi, Sunday at her j
home, Mo I TTaahtaglnn gquara North. '
Iflfla TIHIiiRhast had been an aitl.-t in
itateed gtaM ataea iBM, ind was prob
ably tha tirM tc petnl out the new proa
leiDfl ta the at t due to the use of elee
trlelty,
A nattvi af Maa Torh, mi?? Tilllnghaal
recelved her Inatructleni in art in Paria
under Carotui Duraa. ghe recelved a goM
medal al tha Chicago Bapoolttaa nnd ?
bronm aaedal al thi cotton states. Mapo*
BltlOfA. Some ,,f h.-i woiks irulude a
italned ?iass portraH af Mrs. lamM
BroWn Pottei aa Chariotta Corday, tha
QouM artadow preaented bj Mrs. Ruaaall
gagfl t" tbfl iiome fer FrteadleM Chil?
dren, tba Huttoi wimiow iu Oraea
Church, 'The Revooatton of Mm Bdlel of
Santea" and "Urania." beHrues aeveral
mural palntinga whhh decorate the walis
of thfl iiotal Savi.v.
o .
R. SUYDAM GRANT.
r. Buydam Graat, of baa sto-.w broker*
apn flrm Of Qrant & <'o.. No. 71 Broad*
way, dMd at hM boma, Ka 11 Oranwrcy
, ? evenlng; after ? iohr- lltoeea
Mi. Qranl waa a member ol the rni
vereitj Metropolltan, Bouth BbM, Bporte*
Down Towi Citj and HaMa)
? . | ita ? -tner
i'.i.
MRS. LOUISE A. CURTIS.
?
Tl. knoi i 'urtls, dl< d
t. laat i a her
Btarrlaai ih< wi - i.
nn. N. J Hi ? ? ? ??'?
nd thr.
BORN.
1 I [VIX< ISTi I '?
.?i.
?
DIEO.
B'altt -
i ... .1 l.
I.
1
Iv . I
. Kknnl. ? rt<
? : ?
?
BARR. '
i ? ? ?
Broot. n on WedneadUy ? I ?
IB Intermi
M 1..., Fl l N l ? ? M
1?; 191% ' '
?i ?.. I ?
? _
,, , |... n i.ia. U.'il".
BROWN <> December HUS
|.;|. . !. w idow ?
li ,,v. :. ,n I.. ? . ;: -..i
tt late i.al.l- i. ? So. Kl Van Bun
lt . I
BU8H ur. Deceaaber i". II I
.
. in Buah, ln the SUi
,.......;.. . i ;
Cl AYTON Od t ? I l;'- ??''
S'o.1 i: ' layton da - ? '
,!.... iia Hen.
BJ nla I'laj !<?
\ . .?'? I\ K. fhurch. Rav. O. F
\, i ? ! ? . ?
iv -
gr. a.. ?
. ini-nvtti.i. On i?? - ?l di
... h r da - " - M
l;r,,.,??. \',. Itf Elft IK - '
'
well.
, . ? .; ..i". N .'.I".
19\2, \_' - I " BRla - '?- '"' "' I ' ' -
a' . p. iii . al
: ... ii.
. .iyi.i: On Sunday. I> ' ? -
. u ido* of tha ? Fu
i?#ral from tha "' Ot
. Baker, N- ISSS ?? "?'?
I- , ? . " -ir.hu. D*
:.' 17. . I
CURT1I Al ber rvii'i'-'14 ^. So _.*? Weal M
on Mon U- . I ' - ;"??? ? '"'?. .. ? - I
? .i.tt lha i?'" Oaorae Tl I noi '
luiiaui mtvIcm at Chrlai iT.ureb. Broa
an.i ;tai -i . i<". W? Im - . I8ih. i
l ,, ..,,'.'-.
? i Boaton rnf ' .''
ORANT Al hla reeMenc* No n Ora
I'ar'K on Monday, Daeember I. u Sujrdaaa
Urant, Noi
HOLXIATB TitiM.ivrn. N V I'? ? ?, . ? |fl
r.f" Mexandei i. HoVfata. ln hla Mth ta
..,.,, hi. lati '? -i ' erha
i id, on Wi ii. - Utta in>t . al
a ni
in DI Oa - !>' . . i
vn/.. aftai B linR.-rlnr i.lne.i. KuH
nol Hyde, "t No K *IM a\e . Brooklyn
of : in. il l-i' ..f1' r
?,-..,. ! ? . -..I,. . ! I iu Id. ol
'
.... 1 -
Iv ?
- , ,i
,'??_(,. i - tha Intei ? an i
.-. p. i.i
.. Maai Boaton Buffela ani Cbt
. ag.> papeis plaOW
RKID
THK DIR1 - r? Rf OF THE PI. * vi.i;- an
iinuii'.- with deep raarct tht daath of thati
frii'.rt matnbar, th* Um. tVhlti '<\ Ri J oi
1 >. . einl'4 i '.:, 1012 JOHN DRKW, I'r tl
_?nt HAMILTON BBIX, -
RUDDIMAM Ai llaaUnca-ea-Hndaoa, Baa4ar.
[. ..,,.,.?! |j ltt! l_ffl? N--..1 H.I....I.H i. \4"
of john Ruddli i in, ln 1.7th yaai
aarvieea at b<t l-tr4- raatdenee, Kl-. ?
Maner, Uaatlaea-oa-Hudaon, Tuaaday al
i. ...i. ai 13'JI .-'.I.. k Intarmani w..< .naw..
.,1. r_riiag?? wjll iu... t traln l^a'ln?
. Irand i Nrntrel Tanalaal i" IS .-. a
bound nairi BITlrtBI Bl liaal.nf. at
13:11 B, ?
WILt-IA-f. On siii,.;.iv i.ur i;>. nn.
\'ir?inia Forea Wllltama, rlfi ...' 'h.- i^'
i;. mi 0 wniiaiii-. la bar Toi \?ai ra
i ai Ott ?ll BB ?a. 111 l.p 1..-1,1 at bar lan- ?
dance, Ni M We* Bflth *' . oa Wpdn?-?ia>
n.i.ur.iie. Deceoabw lt, ar Kl .. m.
CEMKTKIlll.a).
rfj viiiiini.AtVV t WmmTWMT,
3SM i'1 n> !larl-'ii Tr,in and by Trollay.
Office, -I* Kaat 2:id St . N. y.
t NDriiTVKKRS
;,r\\K T.. t VMI'BII T.. 141-1 tV'a' '.Sd
;, ? i ., ..--ia Pr vai?- Rooms, Pr'.vate Atnh-j
1 '4 ?"li.'lMa._
? ?? ' . ' ?????
?men.
il. : 4 OFFICE -No. IM Naaaan atratt.
(. No, I3H Hi.iadway, or
anv Anifilran Diatrlct T"'lexra|i'i i>ftl.e
HARLBM OFFICPI?No 167 Kaat l'.3th
n .-i -... \ al Itfith atreet and Na.
St. \W?t l_6th a-.reet.

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