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PRINCESS L
She Is an English Earl's Daugh?
ter and Is Visiting New York.
... v!" il ? Breo!a*e<* : i ?MtaaMenr. |
-''^ p, v -,v York "f Pi.ncess
M of Uoewenstein-Werihelm. daughter
An.hf |ate Earl o? Mexborougb. who is,
?L***-*at :'-' ''? Waldorf-Astoria, and who
'' .',i?. h - . rose the Atlantic on the
. . ek foi tl ?? purpose of
tgattting ': " practical test the self.
lavdlin?: cot whl h sh.' has Invented i
' hf. , of sea-sickness, serves
recall th? extraordinary cavroet of her |
husbari?. ' ' '' :'"' *-ou,i "' '?"' I
w. i theim v.; .. s.i cumbi d lo an '.
?userlcsei ' iK,t ln ""' Philippines
' _,,,, pr|i en he marri. ?I Lady
. ,,!, ?n tl *? spring of IW7, sorely
)T)4, (pi "f her family, was the
' .jpccr leas son ?>f a by no
llattxed house of Ger
" ,,.. houses that esercun ?-?
ntll tbe overthrow of
J* j.0'j Empire, and arhlcta rc
? right of mating ea
with the reigning
a-nastlei ??' e Old World. Nor did tba
,ith th.- approval of the
prtiet't relat ves, owing n. the fact that
, jii anne'i i came of the I?
mti having !? ? : a Mis.? Elisabeth Ra*
?thae! *t** 'S '? l- ?*? "a-oiiol this that
.?,<. -?Mowed ?? '.ess mabea her home
.? nev? i attempted to
.?cure I'"* ?''? '?'"' Principal ' 'on*
lal courts
T*-? prlnc? ;" " to hla marriage
?-?ejviiy in debt, had plactd himaell under'
tin lief'- obligations to a spe? ot
?jirTtrf? !??'.?' ??? who nol only brought
jboUt i?, a: 't '''.'y his acqualn?
lases with I. ?inne?of course, wholly
without her '- iwledge but also ?nanced
him during t ? ? '?'? period of hla court?
?hip Having failed to fulfil these ebll*
cations, the I ' upon commenced
a campais*!- ??? *? him of a blackmail
re absrsavter Foi tb? y bad mamagad
.i, abtstai ? i ' ' ,,f compromising Be?
eret* of aae I and another concerning
?sj f.ru:. | i, d to Involve blm In
weed of i?-.i! difficulties. He at length
appealc'- In ? peratlon to his father-.n
SVi Uve cid Karl of Mexborougb, for
money to actl with lus pi rs.-cutoi s
}e?ui the r ,li"1 nevor b?***n favor?
able tu the match from the outset. Who
disliked him nol ml* on general princl*
plea but likewise for his un-Engllah sana*
ners. '!ric him from ids presence, ,-?,
' thai Lady Anne
?hou.J be married to such a man.
Joined Aguinaldo.
7hf pi ? then ipon found it well to ;
leave Lun?;.. ri i etly to avoid trouW
thf brokers then set tu ?mk to adver
use for his w : - -eabouts, not oui) la the j
English In the foreign press.
lady A Mi.- v.-v chivalrously to..k up the!
ludfel? in ?.naif ... hot truant husband, !
and insisted that the people hunting for
she were sisrcputabl? blackmailers. But
the circimsta- tia that tbe print*?
?Tal sei ? i > few months ;
of lnaniat,'.. ai ; vanished rjorapletely
? ?i months later i
he turf . ea, not, how?
ever, and? : his tltli.
The!' I with those
n?ndes":., ' ra who
aajfttti a| Insurre? ;!on
?
canieiis be 1
; y. and :
fmally mel
? ? ! .11:1/ '
?ru? k by sev'i
o? th< ? ? . Into a
where
??a-' h
fiKtied by \ grantln? "Mr. '
IVerth'iin > of hla
fmtitlv .. g . '?.,,.s ,,??
gW ??.?',? a- ?ill, and instt i.? tint; InSUT-I
(tent f.fii.. ? , ; aid and i am*
B -,:.!.. bla
xientltv wi ?tabiish-il.
ibrtuast lj a widow is rieb in her ?
?in rig:.- ? ? Ivad ?l
P?nny pV | ?talos of
theprlnm. . . ? i..,. moo ste ??-Wert- '
?"???im. to s nu'ii'i have '.n en- I
titled hau ? . .. "d as to
1-er Slsallty ot birth with that of h?
hu8ban? ai - time ol her marriage
M aitcr.ir't . to argue that her
sstaei v at .? t But the I
M< *?boi fathei ?' : John .
Raphael, ?i-'- ? -i--i
?a thorough:- on fast Ion,
""??le Lad tug
mar-??. ?. ,. ,
He Figures in "Eothen."
' ither, Hi-- late LorO .
??ioo;. ? tillar In a way to most
-*nerl ai of Klnflake as the '.
"?oat lritin , ? - fri tid and travelling com- '
Mm ol mor, and ha tit-urea In |
?Be latter's ? Eothen" under:
awtrs>Bsi>ai nt pseudonyme of "Methley." ?
??a lain name of the principal
cotmtty seat it ral horns of the- ?
f****? of m eds. Built j
in ??*> by I ;le, vvho ?at a j
?*?"<* Of . rl "' ths Kxeh?'?iu?-r
esstr the rtign of <..'?;,-.->. Bllsebeth hiuI
?ounfle- ol ? ?? ?tboro igh branch of th"
aaviw?, Uetl n th?- posses?
?I of (he fa i on? of the
'?stures of ti,.- stately m u alon is a great
PBwy adorn? ' with the emblsseaisd
?rmoriai be-arii gK of the prim Ipal faml- :
!:** of th?. county of v-ek. Mention I
ihaulii b<- made, too, of the ?meet old
?"-"?'der rooms. They are a ?pedes of
?^)0!<"'<e?, a little larger than telephone
''?"th?. to which men and women in ?ilden
''??a retired In order to be^ -subjected to
'-? powderlnK of their w?ks and of their
**'r- Verv few of the oldtime mansions
"**??? retained them, and thev are no scarce
?"?Sclav?, that even where they do sur
v,v>* their former use has been forgotten.
Connected with Braganzas.
Throne!, h? ! ist.and. Princesa l-ouls
w tawensteln-Wortbelm Is connected
*Jtn tl'" Hi.c-anza?, ami consei-uently
?? Amt., st. wan. daughter of William
"Wiielarej.-:- Stewart, of New York, and
'" ' '-'w the wife r.f Prince Michael of
??"Sani;,. f0r Michael's father, the Duke
?raicanza. I.ats married e-n aeiJOOdSS
ore? Princes? Thereee of laoewenftein
erthe'tr;. wi.n. the duke's father, ex
PN Mis-uel ol Portugal, married th?- late
JJ"Ct'l'> Adelald? of l-oewenstetn-Wert
rft- vvho, ,,,, ),(.o,)tTUT,f? a widow, took
' vowr, of a nun. and died at the Bene
~tJr"* convent oi St Co-Mlla. at ItviK-,
** ?be Isle of Wlt-nt. four years ago.
MARQUUX DM ?"OMTENOT.
?HaUNGS PAINTINOS UN80LD.
??'e Denies Story that Private Col?
lector Bought Them.
J^ fepcit mat the etitire collection of
?"J'-titig? broualit together by C. K. ?.
Jl r,K" had been ?old en bloc for a rec
*? prie* ?e, ;. [uivi.te collector In this
- t wna denied einphatleally yesterilay
/..*'t? ? K ?} HlllltiKS.
j-j^vKri a report Ib pr?'rxi*t?*roue." said
cr "Minas. Our palntinss are too
hall "? t0 f"""* with. 1 cannot Imag
jjiwhere such a report could have
l~iT7""T" ""*' 'here la not a word of truth
WILL AID RESEARCH WORI
Sulzer Signs Bill Incorporatin
Harriman Laboratory.
Albany, Jan :;i -Governor Sul/er signe
to-day Aaaemblyman McBlllgott'a bin n
eorporatlng the Harriman Hes-arch Lai
oratory. Ths lacoi*parstosa are Mr
Mary w. Harriman, Dr. fVllBam ?; Lyl?
Dr. Lewis R. Morris. Win Hows an
Hob? 11 i, den y.
''l'h? dlacovery ?.f cures for .anee
consumption, etc.." said Govern? s.ize
I? ai-l roving the bill, -will be a long s|e
forward in the conservation of hum?
The in.orpoiator.s of th.- laborstoi
bavi devoted both then tima arxi mom
t.> ibis laudable purpose, and the Ines,
poratloo Of the laboratory by this b.
Will, it is hoped, aid and assist th?m i
:;?? scientific work they ha?.,- undertake
in the cause of humanity '
Tic iiai.'iman Reasarcfa Laboratei
was established in UK and Is maintain
by Mrs. K. h. Harriman fot rio- atad
o? chemical problems (-onneoted v\itii ?ii?.
?..s- Th?- laboratory owns and operate
a building ere i.d on . ? i-iound .
Rooeeveli Hospital it ass a worklo
staff of four chemists and linee assisi
ants and is a thoroughly ?quipped plan
Ths results of the reeesreh work and c
new not'aids d.-vclop? d have been pul
lisht.i in American and GermaB journal
oi cbemlatry,
; SLEZAK SINGS FAREWELL
Puts Whole Heart in His Las
"Otello" at Metropolitan.
Leo Blesak Bang his favoured la-: ? |
la Verdi's "otello." Ha a |l not rotUTl
next sesaon an.! into this best of hi
parti he put his ?hoi? heart. Barely he.
i ? si ne . r aeti d s., an li wa
n gong to a < ara i thai hs
left many pleamni gsemstties la this cltj
an.? the large audience wa- unthuslasi
Mr. Si un. owing t?> Mr .Vmate's sud
?1er, Indlspoaltlon, Bang laso, and *?in^ ?
diy. as well as acting li with :
malignant deviltry such as onlj hs know
bow to expresa M:s costumes did n?
arrlvr 'rom Beaton In time for the tirs
a'*, w!,;-h lu- san;; draSBBd as Bemsbt
In "< '.i-.. Onda, Mme. Alda WBS ;n ever
an appealing Deademuna, and Mr. Toooa
nial led ii.e oivbestre with fervor.
THE LINCOLN MEMORIAL
Mr. McCall on the Fitness anc
Beauty of the Design.
Prom Ths Congieeslonal Beoord of janu
ary -'
The notion of mere sfncienc) w ?uh
cover this world "t ours wltf? concreti
structures, bull) with tha most nicely oal?
? ulated strains and woui.i iiii them t?
with human automatons, each devotetl
to hi? own narrow specialtv. perhaps ?!
making a booi heel, and chased bv fast
?ylng machinery all through tl ?? day. u ?.
t produce more under euch system
but the Individual would be shrunk, it
i m'ik?' of us a race of ?lwaifs, and
our ores and coal. I believe, mif-ht better
be permitted to remain In the ? artn s im
ton? h-d bosom, i would not have ?>?n
<.ntry, when th? ?mai reckoning is l?
be mad? between her and other nations.
have nothing lo present bur an abnormal?
ly developed efficiency, and tv.\e that
put beeide the pointing, the a? ilpture,
tii?' literature, the music, the architecture
: . thosi other consummate dowers "f
?.. isation whlcJi other nations would
o not und? r? -r!md??' s highly
developed Industrial system, if on y then
should be the mors developed also thoar
hlghei and more artistic expression! of
the aspirations of our race which shou ?!
i.a the '?'.. esi possession ol very ssm
of its children.
v t" the Btnesa of this work, it is
? -"iiif- to erect In
ory of Abraham [Jnc-oln -i Greek tem?
ple Bui what wo iM rou navel Would we
nave an Egyptian "i.-iisk. would wehavi
a Turkish moeque or a Gothl. oi Roman
"-?. e chapel, oi would we have an Ameri?
? .' skyscraper? We muai have some
and bj common consent
!,o tj pe br it' r fltt? d for this p .rpo?-.
than that shown m tha marvelloua con?
centlon uf th.- Greek. In whatever re?
,.1-s t?. artist!' expression, whether in
poetry, In eloquence, in sculpture ?>r In
architecture, who la ?her. in ths world
an Surpass the >in-ek" What more
speaking marble? were ever carved than
those of Phidias? What strains of poet?
ry have aver broken with aweeter music
?n th?- l ma a ear than those oi Ho?
and of Pindar? when , ii??. Baa
eloquence reached ine chiselled beaut) -t
Demosthenes? An?! although but feu
remnants of ti?- architecture ?if the
?;?? eks have survived the band of the
barbarian and the tooth <>f time, yet when
a ? coma In ? las ol s..m? fiaitments of
them to-tla*. broken though they may
be, ami iw.ntv centurtea af??'r their time,
we stand before them enthralled In won?
dor
There is nothing mon heaatlful In
archltectura than the column of ths
tlreek. Would wi speak scornfully of this
???I in which we nos an ;<s s Greek
temple? What building in the w-srld Is
mor. d'-criratt'<i with thi Greek stvie of
architecture than this" Thi ureek col
.??on .-?"?ks ir Illustrates dignity, beauty,
slmpllelt) '111(1 ?treurrrh However ,ha
oil of Abtnharn Lincoln nils:ht bav?* been
chiselled in Uh maJtfng, us i..- i - me finally
to be sveri ens of those elements were
represented in Ids character.
Bo, Mr .Sp.-ak?-r. I am it? favor of this
memorial, which has tieen deotgned by In?
greatest artists and architects whose ali?
vios ws could procure. 1 am In favor of
Il because of its site upon the banks of
the Potomac, it will be upon s spot over
which th. ?yes of Lincoln used lo look
longingly and yearningly ?ward thai psri
of the union which he was trvinr* t.. keep
aa s part of our common country it win
have aerees ths way the home of ths
ui.-Ht Confederate chieftain which now
IS the cemetery of thousands of heroes
who woie both the blue and the K?uv. It
win be a memorial In keeping with the
majesty and ths beauty of id-* ohsreeter.
In the'fitness of Its location. In the nobil?
ity of its eharaete- and In the unlqua
firm?- which it r-hail rorsvei commemo?
rate generations distant will be thl d?xy
wbea n shall be parelfeled by a?.\ other
memorial re.ir?d to any one of the ?hu?
ir!, of men lAPPiSUSO.l
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
k'rea ndml*?lon lo tha American MaaeSSB **4
Salui-Hl Hla-ory, Metropolitan Mii?'-.iin of
A?r New y?rk Zoolo-jleal I'ark and IBS
Van ?ortlandt I'iirh MBSSBBI
\t letlaa of tho Men Principal?' AMWrledlea
of Manhattan and The Bronx. Tarraca fiar
tJOU, 10 a. m.
DiBf-jaaion nn "Immigration." Republican
ciub ?.f Hew rerfc. Ne M Sfeet -?"th
m reel. 1 0. ?n.
Men in? and lunrheon of the Vaaaar ?Vllest
Alumna?. Hotel A?tor. noon
MaettaU Of Ike ?"hlraso Women? CIS* of
New York City, Hotel Aalor. I p. m
Lecture of th?- Japan ??oriety. Hotel Amor.
3 p. m
Dinner sf the As?ocl?te Auimiii of the Col
leee of the City ?f New Y??rk, l.lederkmni
??lub. N?> 111 Eau Mrrii ??riet, fl r,?? p m.
Dinner of the Hun-jry ClaS. afStSl Maraville.
7 p aa. *
Dinner of the Heal K?i?te Host,1 of Broker*.
\Vii!dorf-.MOoila. 7 p, BB.
Dinner of the steubon ?"ounly Society, Wal?
dorf Aatoria. 7 p. m.
Do.ne- of th?- leetets1 of New York Alumni
of (le<argetewa L'alvtMalty, not-i st. nesi?,
7 p m
Dinner at 'he Hudaee roumy n?r Asseois?
il..,. Betel A-cor 7 pm.
lUntiei <.f the ?amp Fire Club. H.it?! A??or,
7 p. n?.
Dinner of th<- St l>awren. e College A.umnl
Auaoi-lalton. Hot'I Autor. 7pm
I,r:?i of ?he Queen? ?.'oiinty ' Bar Aaioel?
tten, Hot*! AStST. 7 p. ni
Dinner of ?he New P.ochelle Yncht ?"lub,
Hotel Manhattan. ? P SB?
rubl!.- lecture? of the Hoard of Kduration.
?. |S p m, Manhattan: Public S~h.>o] 114.
tinih nrreet arvsl of Fifth i\en'v; "A
S.ii.uner In .larnalrt.." Ml?? ttap M. Brack
.it Mui'um of Natural Hinon. 77t!i
aireei aii'l I'limsl l'urk We?:. "TBa Be
? Iniiliisa and M'thod? of Astronomy.'
?lair-tt I" Servi??; 'ooper Inlon. Third
?\<nije and Nth atraet, People? et th?
Philippine?." Prefaaaer Albart Km???
Janks; Public laUsrarjr, tie. 131 Rant ??th
Ntr.ei. -l'aria, ?he Melropoll? of Ail " Dr.
-Mfie-I D V Hamlln; Publl? I.lbrar>. No.
BOS v\'??t I ?VMS Btiaet, "Tha Paaalns of th*
Middle Age? and th?* Dawn of Mod?rn
Tim??.' Profes?or Adolph? r*ohn. S?. B?r
?holomawa Hall N? 30R F?aar 4Jd a?r??t.
"The Hhy?l<-al KfTrct? of Heat," Trofeaaor
J I.orlnr Arnold. Y M. C A Hall, No. S
W?at l?tsth atreal, "Production and Supply
of Electrlelt-/ by Cantral Station?," W.
Wr.l'.*c? Ker.
I'RITZI SCHEFF \\'l> .1? >HN I'< >N. JR.
Opera linger and novelist whom she has just divorced.
FMZI SCHEFF FEO
Singer Gets Decree Separating
Her from John Fox. Jr.
PAPERS IN CASE SEALED
Rumored Trouble in Novelist'.-]
Domestic Affairs Verified
by Court Action.
Rumoi ? of ;i rift In tin lomi
plneas of Johi I ?
v?if.'. kjiQi ?. to the
re-, eli ed ci nfii mal |
Interlo utoi decrei t ? ? ? ? the
singer by Justii e K< ogl iti ???
rreme Court >ri
The rip? r In the ? sse i ? i
tiled ? il'.h.it Ib. r COnt
I ? I ' ... ?.,-..,,
**-*?apend? it eras mentioned In ths - It
against I ? novelist The all gar an
isasnted by tin- last firm e.f ??'???-ke.
Hre etc? ? rid| ind i latffsy ..f N ?
Mi-i itr? et, Manhattan Koi.- ..f
member a "f tbla Bnn arould ce.n~.iit ? .,
si-. I ol i ? > - ? ? night, noi ?
tbe a t. i foi M'
ciil-ii wit I
The .' itti denial
Miss g heir, area begun s. ,er;,i w< ? i.
ai?ei There, hud in i ti rnrjt-ars that the
piiii.??! arel wiit.r w . . I pert, but tl ? -
were | : .v.t ? ?? .1? nie-.j (??;,? both.
I'rltzi | h'-ff lust a hi. veil fame in this
country when she was a member of lia ?
rice Qrau'a company at lha lletropoHi n
?)).er!? il.ut?? Her rotes was acelatmed
one uf nUSlia I ' ....... .., ,?
s filled roam leading rob an tl
gttlmate "? i nie l ig? i llh slmoat in?
varying au? i ? ?
' . . WOUld have In-, ei all
with such honors, bul v' ? .-? efl lenged
fi,, the m. i s aulspohen ad ilatl? n ol
comic opera audiences srith lilting, lai
?)ik n"isii and a bSel(ground of shorns
and ah? a gb M ghs sttali i IW - get 1rs
in im by ?''iieiitiK ' '-mi.- oi ? . sr the
?lireniiiui nf Chsrlss B. Lfilltngham, mah?
ii.? an instant aucceas, flrsi in "Rabat e,"
then "Mile Modi r, ." 'Im.- prima |...i,
me," ' Tbe Duels ss" snd otb? ra ICven
when the play did riot posasse lbs Ingrs
dlents of aucraas, mi-s Bcbeff csrvled It
through by b< r pei aenalli ?
Prit/.i Schefl's entile -:n ?-? ? ..is i ? ? r.
marked I y esj rlcioui asga i >., ora I ...in
. i- ... i asm.m when playing m an satsb?
llshed Pi us dan y sa ? ? ?aft ib
c?tmi>iin> abruptly, announcing ib*?i ?.,
vvasi IhrOUgb vvlth the- alai;.- fmnir, II
atieste llfs was. somowhst "he nasa
In ID"! she eras mante.1 to l'i li'iii Ich
Wilhelm Ouatav far! VOa Harililebtn, a
lieutenant la the O or mas army, who re?
signed MS ?iilllhiis.sii.il I" make | he si I ' I"
his a lie. Fsui fttvt iat. r hs diver? i
him, ami within thre. days thereafter
rumnr ?ai'i l-'iii/.l Bcbeff war? to Le- ?toar
rle?l ??> John Pox, Jr
Th?- ne,,!t- proved true, for <m Pacesn.
her IS, lMg, Miss s. !.. ir and s\mi arara
married in the home? cd the Rev. K WOX,
the it"'fOllat'a brother, ai Mount Kise-o.
Hverv body s< rhilme.l Hie match an Ideal
mmanfS Of tbe Ftag?' find the literary
world.
Rumora of trouble between Mr. Fox and
hla erife began to be beard, boweifor, snd
they WOUM not be downed. Th'.y OOU*
tiiiued until the action in White Plains*
proved th??ir verity.
John Pox, Jr.. bttfore be bOCaOM one of I
the leading nov.-lists e.t this countrv, wSa
a ii' ttop?pot man. Ile s? rve-il as a war
*?st**r*sspondent In Cuba and la the
JSPaneaS nusalan vv;ir. and printed many
short ?tories before entering the l.erit'-r
field Of novel writ in)* Among Ma hig
ge?t succt-uses In lit' rature sre "The
Little Shepherd sf Kliigdn-m Come." "The
Heart of the lllll? and "The Trail of
the Lonemime Pine " The la.?t named
book was dratniitlz?d and achieved
marked SUCCeSg on the Mage.
ENGAGEMENTS.
The engagement in annoum e?l of Miss
Helen <>Kd<n to Andietv Murrav WlltlSSSS
Miss I iRdeit I? llic *.oijiige?t dmighter of
Mr. and Mr?. Alfreel ogden. of No. 117
We-.? r, *, t h ?treet. Mr William* come*
from an old Southern family. He waa
graduated from Princeton In 1899. and
from Harvard I-sw ?*r,.ool In 1901. H* la
now a member of the legal ataff of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company. Mr.
D Al
'
I ? ? , ?
TI ? a
'
? old
M
? ?
DOLLS IM "CINDERELLA
O?? Presentation of Masse
Opcr.i at the MaiA.
le. He? tor
Mabel Itlei ;. .
? t
. it,??.
I ? ? ? v
dressed, never)
aerti ed i tii- ?? ..l -:n?t. >rs m
opera
ti ? ? amputated
skilful!* t m rising
the opera! tai ??????:/.< ?i. 1
rity
Marie Aline Mist? r. When ? nr< fai
*.. i it r I J the , t
H Mister, 'i
Ml lea Mlxtei nie? ol Lieut? Bi
? i, n ral ?.das H i bsflr
TO MAKE CIGARS AT VICTOIU
Oscar Thinks His Mo chine W
Amuse His Patron*.
11- ..i n ni-!? st? In, opei .?? impri
the .t leal t te and cigar bbBI
facturai. ii golag lo glvs s temoaati
t i-i ol nos to make < Igai a as tau lat?
tu am at
at th? "t!'.'? of t
? :.i-" ' . : ? r >?f ii.t? ra
' . . to do oo.
11| plan i ' ? ' ? Igai a I
.,i km? B m the th? strs bulldtti
! i . ?, g Vorlrs is his atto
nej a. al S'n 116 Bro id way, llled a| ? l<
Hon '.'?'''' o.. ? " the '"??mi ? ?
ns thai ' ? pei mission
, i ,,i to?! Mr Hammei teln to cal rj oi
his plans. The work will be an enta
ta in moni f? il in Bhoa Ing tha prop
pro ess, II ?? under? rood.
- .a, .
LAUDER AT THE BROADWAY
Hai ry La id? i ppeer for ts
- - be?nnntng Mondsy Lfebrusr] 17. i
the Breadwa) Ths 1rs under the Baansgi
meal ?'f William Morris Th>- engagr
iii.-nt will in- ?a.i.- o.lily m..tin. ?s. Ar n
dose Mi Lander srlll sail for Englanr
\sh.ie h? will r?tmala anu? Dseemb?
when h. will return hers for the con
ni? n. ?-nient of 'i tWO yOBIS1 tlniil totir o
the WOrld.
a-??
THEATRICAL NOTES.
"Oh! Oh! Delphine!" arlH be preeoBta
in lam I.>ti mi I-', brii.irv l.". ?il rhe BhsftOS
bun Theatre, with Dorothy Jardea i
ths p1?!' "f ,|"' oarpel retador, aecordtai
t.. B report from BngiBnd. The oth.-i
11 ? ? - ?. 11 ? - ? v of the ca l are l?ngtlsti playera
The production v ill be -.ihu?..! j,.. fJeorg?
A llighlsnd, who performed ths ssm?
duties with th? Am? n an ? sratoa
laaarette Taylor and "Fago' M> Heart'
?ail| uIbmiiis ih.ii lii'?i ?i. Mow l*orh per?
f.irman? ?? ???. the mstlnea this sftersooa at
the < '"it Th? atre.
Ralph s? ?a?r hss bees astiiaed to pia\
the len?)iii|- r?.iiiantf?- f.art in lint.taaaSOT
I Boyd'S BOSSedy, "The lli?n?lri-?lt!l Man."
? which lbs National I'd. rsUou ?>f Theatas
? < tubs will pr?sent during ths weeB *"*
?rinriin-r Monday, Pebrusry It,
The Cutler Club Bf the ?'iit'c; BchOOl,
.v. .'" Bast '''ii1 Mice?. L?o- it?? tarosrty?
second annuel perfortnanee la?*? night ?.t
ths Hotel Ham Ths t>i.?v presented was
? The Magistrate," h) sir Arthur tt'lng
I'itier.
Cerilla L?eftUS, the rnitiiic. linpersonaic.1
Mue Harsh Pamhandl he fots the new
kiretophone \ester?h?v In tin? Fails? >n
Hin lio in The Hronx. The reord" will ta??
need with th?i demonstration of the
klnetoohone in the H. ?*. Keith theatres
?luring the month.
RARE ELIZABETH.AN FETE
New Home of the Reginald De
Kovens Transformed for Affair. I
DANCES DELIGHT SOCIETY
Unique Supper Served in Bal?
cony by Attendants Attired
in Tudor Costume.
Mrs Reginald t?a Koven'a new bouse,
on Part avenue, va? the scene last nlgtu
of ..:; fflteatethan fet. fot which tbe
architecture e.r nie- i.?** and it.? Interior !
srmnsemants furnlshsd a particularl) ai - !
|.!"!?!i-.it. setting, ii consisted of tongs
-inn e.iii.e? ,,f the era ef the Virgin;
??"le. II
Ths (in ste ott enti ring, found thons* '.
sehw a in a I all lined s lib men In Tudor
costums . armed with balbei*da, who u\*>
lined the stairaaae up to tba tir-* goer, I
where the* were welcomed by Reginald I
De K-.v'ii. ?rrayed u Sir Walter Raleigh;
by Ml- I"' K'lV.ii. in .m l-:iiz;il,etliati
d - - of American Beauty Rose brocade,
with a trig --earl tudded t?i*r. and b
their daughter, Mr?. Kteratede Hudson,
In a rintUai i. hishloni .1 eo.vn of ceisl
pinh l.ieit;ii|i ?,n,| a |arK, r ;f,
Afti i .?line, laaeral dancing In the long ?
aab-panelled gallery, wbl? la copied from
the ball of Lord laehvllle's old Bllsa* |
bsthau inansi.'ii. K'neie. ?it gevsnosbs. in :
Kent, square dances of the liane ef Itae
vu i-fiii QUSI n. t.. inn-:, ui' the |u>ri(nl. wer
?lanced i.> to'ir ?.roup? "f sight each The '
wiiiii"ii i.' the rir-t LT.niii vvuic i:i,z.i- |
bet han d**eaeea bf manee and Ivory, the
? oat .ri s of lbs men being of a derkei
hue ol the same .?.;..r I h.- ,|r s?i - af
the wemen In the arcond eel were
turgualsa blue, and ti rase af the me-n of ?>
darker ibade thereof. Ths third set a
Barbed In fellow, .i*ni the fourth la coral
fini?
Tboae tahlng parr In these 'lances in
siuded Mrs Qoedhus Uvlnt~eton, Mri
Walter K Msynsid, hit? i*"?- Thnmna,
Un Thesdore Reassevelt, m . Mr? ft d
erhU Y li.tlzif!. Mr ?md Mr.- K?. rstcl"
Hud on II ? M .i I? Wtnthrop, Miss VU
??ni.i Murray, Mr ami Mrs Hendrtcka
h Whttmsn, Miss CMgs V?bora Miss
gars Vlbers Marshall R K*?rn?choo, T.
i'h.sifv un hardaoi |i Robert i. Baooa,
Preeie-rii- a jullUard, Henri Ives Cobh,
jr., Pblllp .' lleiikani. W, I'.hinela inlet
gtewari |i ..u'.. s i: Q**oemtugh, B.
? arter Wllmerdlng. Walter E Msynsrd.
M ?? nd i' I". Rutler
Thereupon Mr and Mrs Da Korea sad
their two hundred goeeta adjourned to
the library, where, on a small stage, the
Madrilen- ihtii'ir?, l-Muanlo and Bttaa
Canalno, performed boleros and taran
teilas until aanouneetnent su mads of
supper.
Th.- supper was served in the gallery at
? ? ? table?, one at the upper end of the
r.oti!. ...? . at shaped, then a long table
? ? rig alinoat the- entire- length e.f th"
^aliiiv. anel ?i tahl.- at rlj-lit angleF at t!IS
i'.nei rnel thrreeif Among an?l around
taMea Kurt debindler'a mlnne
Stngen danced and asng Hoars' heaels.
barons of beof, Mrds In all their faalhered
finery, were bores in In praeeissaoa by
? rii? in Todoe costumes ol s aembre
and the in -nu Inelnded all sort? of
si?ent i antury dtah? a, aa well as bugs
ii !..v.is af punch, btaWnt ale, ?on
? | mulled elai ? t, etc church?
warden *'i["H and tobai " bring handed
? l t" the mea at tbe close of the re
,? ?
V'? sard there ?a.?? general dancing.
While sixteenth >?. ; t ,r- pro?
-.- minat? d, oth? r eras wer? anted,
.i? : than the eighteenth
? rnrv.
Mr.? lie k.t?. n bad organised s loin*
I atelier In her house, where .luring
the cou rae ?.f the araning pi otograpba In
nolor atara mad? ol the guests bj O a?rate
?. lieenont of Pari -, a h ?aa pl lui es
have ' ;i ic ; ?? by Andrl >i. l 'o ?
.i- nta ' "in ' oaf? ranees The
i tures bid fair to rl' I ?i?- n b]
M ? "ourtellerit-ont und? r similar cli
es i I mu? d .-?-? Persian
.?'v?-n ia?t ramme in Parta by the
?. ama de i lern...ni?Tonnerrs
Man] dinners arere ni'-'ti m connection
with the dan..-, iiutnlilv b) Mrs Malcolm
Whitman, Mis. Oliver Qonid Jennings,
Mrs Arehei M. Huntington, Mrs Joseph
Btl? ksx v. Miss Louise i i Un, Mi ? I ?art
? ?;. i.?.:<.:ft and Mrs \v Rourke Coek*
ran, who hud .i part; "f arxty at the
Rlta-Oarltoa. ah thes? van,.',? i -atsssee
brought their guest? afurvvard lo Mrs.
i c Ko**es)'s fie.
Mra V9 Rourke Cockrsn'a gueeti si the
Kit/, i arltoa were Mi and Mrs Reginald
1 'e- KeiviMi Justice ami Mis .Imiiks W.
flererd, Mi and, Mrs. Theodore Rooee
rait, hr . Mi .md Mr.? Cornelius Vsndsr
Mit, Mr. and Mrs -i Norman da R M itte
? ui t.r.n and Mrs Philip m. Lydlg,
>]\- m.i Mm Henry Claws, Mr. a>.i m -
Richard Htevens, Mr. and Mr?, .lames B.
l.t -ii?, Mr and Mis JlMlSh H. S.ui.?.
ColOttel and Mr?. Will,un ,l:c, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles R. Scott, Mi. and Mis
Antea R E a Pin? hot, Mr ?mi .\;:- i..i
iniind Randolph, Mi ?""| Mrs PeUrQoe
i.t Qerry, Mr. and Mrs Clarence H.
Ma asy. ?Mi- snd Mrs Ituyvsssnt Fish,
Mr and Mi?, .lames gpsyor ami Mr and
Mr?. I'u.Ivy I'. Dunne.
Mrs. Jesepb itlckney'a **ueeta at bei
h..use In Fifth avenue Were Mrs. 1?, Ko
ren'a ba*other-la-law and sister, Mr, and
Mr-. Itobtrt Md'ann. of Chicago, the
Hon. ami Mr?. Alfred An*>"ii. Mr and
Mis Herbert S Stone. Mr and Mrs .hunes
Hrowri Potter, Mr. and Mrs. QsOTgS -lav
QOUM, Mr and Mrs. Anthony .1 Drexel.
jr.. Mr?. Henry Itedmond, gJL Coster Wil
merdlng. l're.lerlc A .lullllard and Sum
tier < lerard
Mrs Carl a. 'le Qots?f\orM also had a din
ner at her hoiiae In Ka?t ?Hth ?treet, after
?vard takln?* her gueatf? to the De Koven
fAte. lier guest? were M:. and Mrs Hobcrt
1 S I'.rewstcr. Ml and Mr*. Newbotd Morris,
I Mr .md Mr?, riareti'-e C. Ml, Dr. and
I Mrs. ?leorg?' Draper. Mr. and Mm. l-f
, It,.?. MISS lanet PlSh, Miss Mabel ?'hoste.
Misa Madeleine Borland, Mis? Dorothy
Tuckorman, Cbarloa g Butler ami m.
? brido? Hen \ i hailvvICK
i others present at the Da Kovens were
j Mr. ?md Mrs .lohn RttSSSil l'ope,
'? Mr. and Mrs Adrian iseHn Id, Mr.
! Mr and Mrs. M ? irme Wilton, jr.,
i Misa Manda Borland, mi?? k .smith,
li'harle? !.. Applrlon. Krancl? Il Applrton,
1 jt . Stephen Klklna, Williams I*. Hnrden.
Moiuure HobltiHOii. K. 'outer Wihncrdlng.
.lames !.. Hreese, Jr., ?yrll Hatch. John
riiriton Gray, Jr., Norma? W hllehouae,
H. Thornton Wilson. Newton Itae. .v
l'rrry I isborn, K. H'trrall Hoffman, Ir.. M.
Id- 1-'ou?|Ulei es. Alexander Keoith, 1^' Roy
I King, lieorfie Whltii"v and Hi'haid Whit?
ney
OUGHT TO KNOW HOW.
Krem Tha rlovrlan4 Plain I>eal?r.
A MieJ Vork rmnlrt invrnied a burglar
?lam while? h? ?sa In prlaon. Usolc nut for
that fellev ?han ha'? r?le-a??.1 h? probably in?
verti -d s prtv-kta method of '-tsUng It, too.
CAP?. WINCHESTER DEAD
Man and Boy He Sailed Seas
Sixty-four Years.
FORTUNE FROM DISASTER
Enriched by Salvage of the
Marie Celeste, the Mystery
of the Century.
B T ,. ?-..,,,. ta TB? Tribune.!
.Saal Orange, \ .1. Jan "i Captain
Jantes Henry Winchester, one of tie SS
oi.i ?i?. p isa ahippers who ires m Joeeph
Conrad'a pages, died hers to day at the
rips aue of , la?t) ?altse. Man sad boy
he hail .-.aiie.t the aerea Boas tor ststy
lour years frew ths time when hs ran
away, .. tea?>-e?r?oU lad, until ire asms
ashore for >,<> ?i and ??u in IM After
hi !?'lt ni.s ?cou? in ?SWegO that lirst dsg,
with oniv the rlothea on ins bsek, nobody
.?t in.',,.- ?ver heard -. word ?>f him until
sloven years later, when in isiled late
Kew Vorh Harbor tha inaoter of a trim
clipper -.lip in ths BaSl [ndlS tra.le.
Romance and color pechad msay days I
?if the Ug, square, ?.i.i eaptsln'a Ufe, ? ut
mie ..f th. moat mysterious ln?sidoats coa?
;.". t"?i \>ith this in' .u.- th" Hading ?r
th? Mai.' Ceteete. a guarter ermtury
ago ?'aptaju Wlneheeter was beating up
th?' Spanish i-oaat, when h<- BBS* a lai'trc
? sel, tailing along with all canvas set.
Tbcre wera n . anawers t?> his signala no
repli?e t.. hla halts as hs drovs hi? ?hip
closer to the myei .is ?-i-.it t Final) v he
put .un ih a long bast and baartaad ths
Man. Celeste. Everything wsa Intasi ea
Hi.- ship, hut llore was nut a BOU| "ii
I board eseept the ?at. .v.. traoe of the
I crow waa ever found Captain IVIncheetee
tOOh lie- Ship ?nl" P'.rt. and thS salvaxe
he rei eiVt.l tSSdS Ills fortune. H- a>s?a.l>
llshed the ??hip brekeraga arm "f -lames
ii. syiaeheoter .\ Co., sow in th?- Prerdaea
exchange.
After eagaging m th" shipping business
[ until about ?ill. .i. ' sai - a,.o he reUrsd,
although ths lirm -rill continue*, tin- cap
t..ms grandeon, P/lnehestei Noyea, be?
ut- -? Blor partner.
I'.ir ths last tw.nt.v-four vears r'aptaln
Wlnehestsr had been a member of the
Board of pilot ? ommlaelonera of ths Peel
of New Vnrk. He v\aa alan a BSSSShsr of
?the N.w York produc? Bgcnsngs aad tha
Ma i it un Association of thS Port ?'I' N? W
York
His wife, a daughter, Mrs Joseph C
Noyea, ol Uroohlyn, ami Wlnohsotei
Soyes .uni Frank Bailey, grendsons sur?
vive him.
a
THE EARL OF CRAWFORD.
laondon, Jan 11.- .lames Ludovic Lind?
say, tw.ntv-xiath Bari <>f Crewferd, K t .
?lic.l to-day. lie was born in I "IT. ami
succeeded to the title at the ileath of his
father, m 1 III
The Bari of Craarford, who was premier
earl ?>f Scotland, was haad "f the house
of Uadaay, commander of the Liogtoa of
Honor ami of the RSSS of Hrn/.il, ex
lisutenenl of the Qrensdlei Ousras, ?do
pe| of the 1st Y H. Manchester Ragt?
nr-ent aad .? trustee of the British
Museum. He was educated at i-'ton and
a? Trinity ?'..ilk.-. Cambridge Ms a it
:.s i member ?>f Parliament fi"m Wigon
from H7I t?. mo, end whs prealdenl of
Hie <'.ill I'll ?l So. iCtV.
ri,' Bari "?' Crawford aras one of the
- learned merabers "f ths House of
!... ;- ii. wss mors particular!) known
- ?tent of the Roysl Ast**af*-sssleal
Society, boms y? ira -i-;" ha pesoonted ail
th?' superb astronomical instruments
ui i were i festurc of ??is ..ince at i>un
u i ??'i. ii serned for its obaaivatsry
;. name throughout Barons and A asarles,
t.. th? new Royal Scotch Ohaervatory,
; : ? irgh, with which he toAoort d
his native kingdom Hla splen? :?i ^ I
, al library, Be? "ml only to that of the
Imperial ?*M**mrvat?*?ry at Bt Peterel
wes likewise pr.ted ??? the nation.
ii.- to..k a distaste to Duaeeht, ?stach he
s'.:ii to su Weetmsn Pesrson, because of
tic :?. - ia robbt of hla fai
body, th" outrage bei;:?; almost Ideattcal
with thai perpetrated upon ths body of
?. A '!' Btewart, of St a York.
At t. ? greel Natural H.story Mus?um
al Suit!. Kensington, Laon?sn, i ? Ig rep
ted b; .i i - orts of Interestlni < dir -
M of vvh" h !:.- obtsli ? 'I I
on .? inn-* cr?tes oa his yacht, the Val?
halla, well Known m American ?raters.
The cruise was unadortaken for lbs pur
pooe ol visiting Hie aseel rensats i'.ui* of
th,. pu iti. ?m.i in.iian ooeans pl.o I
lying?outaldo th.- heatcn track <>f m-t
? , ? \- ss.-ls I.or.I Crawford :""k will
hm. s? v i ?,.' naturalista and BCtentlBe com
i., .un.- and bis .ruise. ostoosalng
two yeare, was from a ,? lentlBr point of
t/teW ths most i.run'kahl.- of tlie km.I
-,i the cruise of th?- warghlp ChaJlea?
ger.
\ h .mu' '?;' Mi" lalndsays, an.i a ixir?!
? rswford among them, t""k part in tin?
Ameri si wer ?"? Independeace. ?>ne of
them is lim i ".i m New .i. raeg.
l.oiii Crawford's young son, the Hon.
Ronald Charles L4ndaay, first secretary
..r tiie Uritish i..nation at Ths Hagas
married Miss afarths Caaisraaj. dsaghter
of '\ Benstoi J Donald Cameron, of
,-> I, \u...? ii. ::?'i II?' Was second
>? ?'tai' ?.f the Britlah Rmbaaay at
\\ ashlngton from IM to KM
l.or.l liaban? s. eldest son of th" lai?
peer, who thus succeeds ro riie title, aras
Born In ?ST1 and was a Junior lam? of the
Treasur) In the Issl Conservative admin?
I at ration. Ai the last general election
I..nil Balcarres wes returned for th
Charley ?(vision >t Lancashire by a ma
lorlt] of more than t,tf?a. The sear .-an
thus i.- counted ' safe I nlonlsl stronn
h.'i'i in the by-election now pending
J. C. O'CONNOR.
.1. C? ?)'?'oiinor. of ?linio death in Paris
Sdvlcea haw been receive.I in this city,
was the biaSd Ol the Stock Kxehange house
of CTCoaaOf I Kahler, No. 40 Wall street.
II?? ha.t lived m rOOOOt vears. however,
chieflv in Hallas. Tex He was hesr known
as the constructor of the mammoth J?'t
ties at Qalveetea nml the Kastern & Texas
?'entrai Kailroad.
lie ares bora i.t for} Wares ind.. and
was BlSty-eevea years old. <?ne of his
first ventures vva.s. as a telepraph oper
aior. and in his early life he was asso.i
atcd with Thomas A. BdlSOB. From tele
graphlng he went Into mining, and later
into railroad contracting. In 1*7*5 he
piimhassd ths ?'Itv Hank, of Dallas, after
aai'il the ?.'itv National Hank He had
large real estate an.I publie utilities bold?
In??* In Texas.
EDWARD R. RICE.
! By T-le*raph to The Tribune !
Portland, i'irr. .Jan. Ill. ? Kdwanl R
III??-, mana?er of unies an?l a director of
tha United Stales Raa?ser Cornpanv, died
Suddenly here on WedtlCsdav. The Ix.dv
will he takSB to Buffalo fbr burial next
\\'ednes?l.i\
Edward R. P.lce was the son of the Pu-v.
Milton rtice. and was born in Nashville.
In?!., in lltfe. He began his business
career as n ?lerk in a retail shoe store
In Ha,ta,vla, N. Y. In a few years he
established n Jobbing rubber but?lness in
Buffalo, which he later sold out and con?
nected himself with the Joseph. Hanlgan
Hubher Company, of Providence. When
the latter <e>ncer*i was ab?orbe?l by tho
t'nlted .??tates Rubber Company Mr. nice
became affiliated with the latter corpora?
tion in an official carsactty. R< was .1
iiiemlici e.f the- Ceilonial Wars Society.
New Vork. atiel of the Sons ..f the .?evo?
lution He was also a nie-mber of the
Ruffalo, Saturn and Country clubs, of
Huff alo. and the I'nlon taOSgUS and LotoS
Clubs of \ew York City lie served for
four year? aa a Civil Service Commission?
er uf Ruffalo and was also a former trus?
tees of the New Vork Hospital, at Kay
Brook. Mr. Rice's wife was MISS Mary
Pnllagar, daughter etf a banter Of Dun?
kirk. V V? wttO, with two childien. Ileh-r
Puilagar and Bdward t**oBagar iti..?. sur?
vive? him.
LORD ILKESTON.
i.oinion. Jan 11.?Bar?n M?sate?*, a
uistinKuisheii member of the Liberal part]
m the House of l.orelr. li?-.l ?n-iiav at th?'
age of seventy-; hree- Befen e heint; cre
ite-.i a poer !?? eras areS Luirown as su
Walter Poster, ii? served ss Parltarnont*
Bry Secretar?. t.> the I .nc.it ? U>I rl liment
Keiard fr>in ISM to I ?:??'> He was by
p-*a#BSsSOB ? i.hvsnian. and w i?- the au?
thor of aumerous sroyks on assail? Ine, ea***e?
clSlly m ionnectie.il with Iva it d. ,-?
sir Walter Poster was rala***! to the.
peerage as Lord tlkastos In If it, th.- titi??
litalag lakaa from the iibeotua dlvisleai ?t
Derbyshire for arbleb gh Wallet had
>???< from 1117 i.. ISIS. Hi? anlg son. the
i im:. R, Stephen g. Koster, **4e****)a?is him.
HENRIETTA EDWARDS WHITNEY.
IBj Tslagrssli Is The Trlbaae I
New Haven, Jan II Mi.?> Henrietta
K.lw an?s Whitney, ?:ste: of Kd Whittiov,
president of the Sam Haven Water ?om
pany, died aartj this >*seralng at her homo
on I-;im ?tre..-t. Ml? Whitney was tho
daughter of th.- La|| Ivi Whitney, who
was un., of New Haven's promient vlti
BMIS and for veais the t)?a?l of the water
'?"iiipaiiy.
She t.cc'jpi.-d the Whitney bflSStStSgd ?*-?
Oraiage ami Elm streets. Her death re?
sulted from pneuntrOtlla after an Illness of
a week. iShe eras the (V'tatuldaugl-.ter of
ECtl Whitney, inventor ot the- cotton gin.
A sinter was the wife of the Rev. Chaun?
OS] HrewMe-i. BiShop of the EpljCopai
ih.ice.-e of < 'Ol ne-.ti 1.1
HUNTER BROOKE.
I;< 1- ?araph ;o The Tribune. 1
PhliSdolpblS. .Ian II. Hunter Btr-noke,,
senior membei' of the wholesale grain firm
'.if Bi'.ok ft l'eni,..< I., died in a hospital.
here it day following an i.p>?ratioa ofi
three weeks ago He was seventy ypar-,'
"id and hail long been prominent in busi
Seaa and social circles of this city.
Mr Brooke teas a veteran of the Ctv.l
War, ?crving throughout th- fuur year??
in tho ijth rannsylisnla Voluatsetf? .i?
was a member of the l.ojal Legten, 3ons
j of the Am? ricaii Itevidutiui, and maiiv
other pairiotlc and social orKaiii/.dtloti?.
? i
THE REV DR. W. H. HUBBARD.
, The Pter. nr. w ,i Habbard, ->f An
? m. S. v.. ..ici last night trots pnou*
I monta at the home of hi? brother-in-law.
William Skir.mr. of No. .;; Kiist ::: i .
street.
Dr Hubbard was for twenty-five years
pasteir of til?- Kirst Presbyterian i h
of Auburn. N. V., readgnltig two i H
a.-.t io devote himself wholl) t.. I
?if tiie Executive Commission if th P
? : an i I'.i.rcii. ..' which lie ??
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train from ilian.l iVntr.il Btatioa. Kindly
emit, fi???" if?.
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ONPmTAMKMS.
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SI. Chap'la, Private Room?, Privat? A a? ba?
lan?ai.. Tal. 13-J-t Cheleas

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