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BIG BAH SALE OF
HEALTH AND HAPPiNESS
Longing in Hearts of Lonely
Men at Otisville May Be
Eased for $241 25.
TOWN A HOST TO NEEDY
Work of Uniting Tubercular
Patients in New York Resort
and Their Families Lags.
for Lack of Funds.
Kor iitt 25 bappiness and a nv asure of
healtb and atrength c.m be brOUght to
one hundred lainllies, Includlng more than
."? peraoua. Tha bargJlneaa will last for
at least two weeks. the healtb and
atrength an Indefbllta lenirth of tlme.
At Otisville. N, Y , New York maintains
a Banatortan for tubercalar patients from
tbe families of tbe poor. rndcrgoing
treatment ;?t tbe sanatoiium there are.
Barnong otheis, at tha present time one
bnndrad maa with nivea and ehlldraa ln
tha city. in aaeal oaaea tha aTfuaport of
tbe portlon of the family left behind hy
taa patlant has developad upon the arlfa
ai d mother.
Baeh Bummer for aevaral yeara paal tl
Tribune l*reeh Air Fund haa tri-.i le send
tbe wife and ehlldren of tach patlant ,*t
the aanatorium to OtlavlUa for b fort
nlght'a outlag, _?con*aPllahlng In this aray
louble end cf. m the tirst | ... i
unlttng buabanda an.l arlvaa and fathera
and children wlio have b.-en s-parated
for months. or even years. and in the
M<r.ii,1 place pi"vidiiig needed country
gt for overworhed aromea and tired
chlldn n
The work hae been ci ned 00 thla sum?
mer as in the p.ist Kow, hOWOVer, UM
funds avallaMe for this branch of tb
I'reah Air work haVfc beea exl.ausud. UP
to the pr. sent, about t**o hundred moth?
er* ar.d < hildren have been provided fC*
this summer. Th. r, r.-nnin to be eared
for of tbe rooat naady cases one hundred
errveaj and lai chUdraa. To aend them to
v?;),? wlll cost only WI a*.
The KO.kI effects of the OUtlng arlll BOl
?top with th.- arrvaa and the ehlMren, but
. xtend lo tha patients themaa lv< .
Tbe do.tors at tbe saii.itorluin declarc
tbat the vijit-when it can be conipassod ?
of the family to the patlent is a poaltlve
benefit to the latter.
Kntertainmrnt in Otisville is provlded
for those sent for outmfcs by the people
of the vlllage. The gueeta are Quartered
either In t-nts or in the bomea of the
vtllaga peopla Tha ann nientloned abova
as the coal of inahlng the patlenta and
their families happy ls the COOt ot truns
portation only to and from Otisville. Kn
Urtabunent durlng the fortnight Btaj
- nelther tha gueeta nor tha Trlhuna
Fund anything.
This plaln atatament of faaii la made ln
tbe hope that some one v-ill bt- moved to
meet tha ?ost "f bappni'ss. bealth and
atrength foi theaa motm ra and Cblld
One hundred "llttle mothera'' began
thelr vaeattcne to-ala] ;.t Bunlce Howe,
Cbapel Hlll, N. J- Includlng theaa glrla,
thera ara bou* la the country al va
pia.es more than aigbt bomtuoi chlldren
ling Tribune Pund outlnga Hun
dieds of otber boys and girls ara waiung
for their outlnga to becin.
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? ?' Or. lohn Ri jcrofi
rn "Jual a f i m '
ln lovlna m-niory of Dr. John Baui .
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f Ollle
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at a falr held last weeh <*t I Iw
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aenc. a* bar ./????? ~ "
M-4 ii i H iwtaaml, New n<"'..
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? at i UUan Kaaer. t>'-au.tr i ir t
m. thod ai i ; ??? reh. Btonr
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Mr- J. g M . . jS
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vi.la Mary. .-!"?? |L h. V J. ''<
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Pravl - .*" '
T..tai Aagaai 9\ mt ?,;
Contrlbotions, prefeeaMy hy cheeh <>r
mon?y "rd. r. BBOUM he i.ddi.ss. d to 'I'iie
Tribune Kiea-h Alr Fuml. The TlihUne,
N. ar Vork 'Hy
-.-?
PROBE MISSIONARYS DEATH
Embassy Inquiry Begun?Dr. Hol
brook's Murder Called Deliberate.
Coastanilnople, Aug. > -The ir.i-.-ri
B>lha_ay hOte has dlspatchavl
Ivewis Ile, k. aitina; Vb-e.. oriR'il, lo oi.en
an Inquiry Into tbe murd.-r of tha Rev.
***. Pha-Ua H. HelhaTOOk, ;. ini.--sioii.iry.
of Lyrn. Maaa lt is sald that fa'-tn have
"?me into posse^r.ion of the Blble Houae
??lowlng that the murder was deUherati
Aicordlril* to the oflelal verslon. Dr.
llolbrook wh- ?l"ilng ln the garden ?ur
reundlng the house of >.n Araaanlan. who
had be.-n paylag attantloB to ?onu- Turk
ish women. Two TurkS, d.-termitied -to
j. inish th. Arm.nlari. shot Dr. Holbrook
ln miftake for the owner of the houae.
? murderers are awalting trial.
>
HALDANE TO REVIEW CADETS
Britain's Lord High Chancellor to
Visit West Point Saturday.
Went Point. N. V . Auk. 9L- Tbls is to
be a huvv and an mterestitiK w.-< k at tlo
Unlted Htat.s Military A.-adcmy. The
doh detaii ?f oahcora reported te the su
perlntendent to-da>
To-niorrow night the .-alets wlll hold a
hop, Thutsdav the furlough I-lass will re?
turn to the post and the battallpfl aill
hr^ak tjani;' nid mar'b baeh le burraiKs.
YiBcount Haldane, Lord nigb Chanoellor
of Oreat Hrllam. wlll vlslt the post on
Baturday.
A-ademi'- dmiea and football pra.'i''
**il) bfgln next fln BBV
? . i
HARR QUITS FEDERAL SERVICE.
Wakhlngton. Aug. h\ Willlam lt (Urr.
AaaaaBtauat Attamay Oaneeadi raatgnad to
a:ey, to take effeot on September L
NEW YORK SOCIETY
Many Prominent New Yorkers
Hunting Grouse in Scotland.
Mr. and Mrs. <'orneliua Vanderbllt. **.hO
have bflfln abroad all sumnur, iinitoruia*
on the OontllUnt and in fljtnfljlflnd and
crulfltng on tlu ir yacht, haxe gone to
Bcotland t*> ji.in tti.- many prominent MflW
Vorkers now there for the grousi shoot
Ing. They will stay al.out ten dfljrfl Ifl the
north and wlll return to thls country next
month, but will not go to Nexx port for the
i.iii S..I.SI.H, as was expected. Mr. and
Mrs. (itorge Jay iJould. Mr. and Mru. An
thony .1. Draaat, jr.. aad Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Qould are now in gflOtland tor the shoot
Ing.
Mr. ami Mrs. Allan Appleton RObblnfl,
Who i-alled for Kurop. on Saturday. xxill
rcmain abroad until late ln the fall. Th. y
?pant tbe greater part of the sumnur at
Bar Hinbor.
Mrs. James Henry Smith. who bas just
returned to London hroni r.-iris. win nsfl
for thls conritrv next month.
Ilia. Allgllflt HcChaohflr has returned to
New Vork fnun N". xxpoit on her yarht.
\\ ihtiia.
Mr. and Mrs. Kini.-y J Shcpaid xxill
tak.. pOflflfl flfllOfl Of thelr i otuiti y plflCfl at
Irvlngton eariy ti.\t 111..11U1 for the fall.
Mr an.l Mrs. YV. Kourk.- fo.-ktan. flfhO
aatled for Buropc on Baturday, aill ro to
lreland for a short Btay. Mrs. Cochtrafl
will remiiln abroad until I'hrlstma-. bul
Mr. Cochran x.m ratorn t.< thla country
m octobcr.
Mr. an.l Mrs. H-rN.-it L Sattcilce. xx ho
: t'i.- BUmmer at Har Harbor, haxe
rflturncd to thdr country pia.e at Hlgh*
land Palla tor the autumn.
_ *
Pr. and Mra. PfltflT B Wyflkolt xxill ?ixe
a dlnnor, toHoxx.d by Inforrnal dandng,
to-nlght at thelr vllla at loutbanipton.
Mr. and Mrfl .'asinnr de Rham Moore,
xx ho nre noaf ln Scotland. wlll sall for
Nexv i orh on i Nctober tt.
Mr. and Mrs. Jan.es It. Clawa arlll B| <*nd
tha Call al OMa I'ove. i.*.ng laland. Thay
are noa al Paul Smtth's. In the Adiron
gi ba
Mrs Rlehard Irvla araa tha gueal of
llra ft, rierson Hamtlton at st.irflnflrton,
N. Y.. over the week end.
Mr. nnd Mrs. i'msh QUbfl rt flffl booked to
sail tO-day for Kurope on the KflMflT YVII
hfllm ii
Mrs. llcnry 0. Havein.yer 1ms rfl turn.-d
to her country ptac< fll Iflltp, 1******** laland,
rtom ? lafl dayfl* motor irip ln the New
England States. _
ivmbroke Jones nn.l J Ruflflfltl Popfl ar*
rrved in the dty r??*erday from Kaw
port on thfl Narada.
Mr. and Mra Charlflo Bcrlbnflr \xiii re?
turn from Europe eariy naat n.onth und
wlll ko to their country place at Morrla*
town. N. J.. for tlu autumn.
Brk B. Dahlgren nnd Mr. and Mra.
Willlam R. FarojUhar nre due to arrtve
from Kurop.- on Friday on the M.sitania.
" -"
DOINGS AT BAR HARBOR.
[ByTfllflfl THbaae.1
Bar Harbor, Aog. ta\ a nun.bc-r of cot
tairers and hotel goeaU gtUnded the sub
acrlptlon fllanca ....'' '""'?'?r' elven ***??
M?yer Davta at the Malvern this evenlng.
Tt,,. Buharrlbara ln I tded Mrs. Warnei
-Mlftlln LaWda Mis. B. Uvlncston UurrM.
Mm i.. .-. jflllett. Mr- \v. B I
mah?r, Robflrl Bndlcott, Mrs I i edl I.
a. EhigflflM Oallatln. Miss Ada Phlppa
flgf J Harriman. Mr. and Mrs John
Asi,irr.... H I Lflggatt Mr* ChaHafl
Coulter, Mrs C. O. Btoddard and Mr.- J
a::. n Tofl-rnaend
Mr. and Mi** H M Tilfoid i. t iirr.. I
io Nt o york to-day.
. four anclanl m lalcal Inatrumanta
. . introducfld at a mufllcal gtveri .<t
iiaii. the home ol Mr- I ranea
Musgrave, thti afternoon. Mr.* M i grflvt
Wmt ...wBta-. ? ? rtm ''V atra R H ill
. m.- 'ormleh, Mra. tV?rner Mlftlln latoth
and Mr- i: B. Mi
Mr ami Mis W I' ghflflhail flrlll return
t., St xx Voi k to-moi rn i
\v. K COchran haa returnfld hara from
tnp t.. BflJtlnTMW
Mra ll.rirx I" I'tmoek wi?.- hofltflflfl at a
dinner pai I 'a*l ? enlng.
Mr. and Mrs. \\ alt'r Qurncfl < nt'-r
Uin. .1 fll dinner thlfl evi nlng.
Tbe Bar Harbor Choral Boetfl :?. ondflr
tha dlractlon ol Mauiice i" Rumaay, ot
Nea Yoik. xxill give ? c**w?cerl al thfl
Bulldlna '?! Arta on tVadn?**d?) ?ft?rnoon.
A chorua of om- hundred x.ra \xiii !?s
heard .n an Intereatlna prijflgrainina, ln
ng the cantata, "Tb? Ood and the
Maid."
ASTOR ENDS NAVAL CRUISE
Was Guest of Fleet Officers?
Middies Faee Drink Charge.
I ;;> ?;alagrapli lo Tha 11Ibaaa. i
Annapolta. Md, Aug. aa. Vlaeaat A*.tor.
who flccompaalfld tha Atlantic Baal from
Newpoii lo Annflpollfl, raachfld this rkrtn*
Ity ia?t nlght Ha travfllled by apeclfll
lon of tbe Navy Dapartnu nt, and
as tba gu?fll of tha oflBcarfl of Um battla
Bhlp i 1 -ii.. of whi. h Captaln Loula B Van
? duaer B taa coaranflndlni oflaoar.
At AnnapoUa lafll nlghl b? arenl aboaril
BM own ii ..,. ftA ht, thfl Noma. and
. ,i at onoe for Nea* Tork. Durlng
UM trip bfl wa.s Bfloch latewflted ln thfl
dladpllnc and on-ani/ation and thfl loutin.
ot tbfl flhlf**fl for.-**. Hfl exprcaaad himself
ai dflllghted with the cralflfl.
The loij.iurt report of thfl cralflfl flf th.*
battleahlp nilnota t*. Buropflai pertfl
. irrylng tha Ihlrd elafla of mldflhlpm*wi
xxas mairid by thfl I'-tum of four of thfl
Btemben xxith chargaa of mtoaUcatlon
flgfllmt them Tb? fluthorltlea of th?
Saval Academj ware rfltlcent about ttie
affair but admlttfld thflt a leport of th*
matter wai ln tb? handa ?f 1. H. <*.ii.t.on
> upei Int. ndent.
nlamlaaal bas been the panalty in most
i aflfll of tha kind
NEWMAN?HECK6CHER.
II ? r*. in Tha Tiilain.- I' >rreap..ml. nt I
j (iran--.-. H. J-, Aug, ta. goclfltg ln the
Orangea w;.? Burprlaad to-day by the be
! latfld ariiioun.emrni of the marriai-e. at
i Wflflhawhen, N. t? AprM Ml "f Miss Ooor
frtanna Lfltdflfl Hflchachflr io Wlnthrop
Payson Neamuin, Bflphaw oi Mrs. neflaacfl
Hernandea, of No. n Hlgh .itr.et, thi.s
city.
SCHWAB AIDS MISSION SCHOOL.
iu> Tfl l< Riaab la Thfl 1 rtbaaa.l
South Hetlil.ii. im. I'.-nii.. Aug. -O.
Charlflfl m. Bflhwaa, haad of the rtethi.
| h. ni Btflfll (oinpiinv. to-day K?-Ve |14.<*X) to
Laonard Hall, ? nilflflflonary flflhaot of Um
KplflOopal I'huieh flf thls dlOCBflB BMhop
J thelb.it Tfllbot bad flUOCefldfld ln ralfllBfl
U-; ooo of the ?#.000 nflflded. Mr. lehwab
is of diitennt raUglOUfl falth.
HAGUE TO TAKE BACK ENVOY.
The MuKUe, Aiik'. li. ?A new OflMnflt
hflfl baaa framed by f\ ft, A 4-ort van
det l.mdni. louncillor of Mtate. to whom
ijueen Wilhelnilna eariy In Auaust Iri
tTUfltfld the fiiiinatioii of a mtnlstry. A> -
eordlriR to the N'leuwe Courant, J. Lou
don, at praaaal Mlatatar at \vahhin-*ton,
is to be named Minister of Kurelgn Af*
lalrs.
Outdoor Dinner for Daughter
Elsie in Newport.
DANCINGFOLLOWSONLAWN
Other Dinners, Luncheons and
Picnic Parties Keep Sum?
mer Cottagers Busy.
! Bi "Megrapa lo Tbe Trlbaaa.1
Newport, Aug. SL- Miss Ehria Btevena.
? me of tba aaaaaaa'a debajtantaa, nas en
tertalned hy her mother, MrH. Ki'-hnnl
Btevena, to-nlghl al an out'loor dlnner
ami eanee al the Plnard eottagee, one
of a hi'-h Mr, ami Mra itevena are <??*
cupylng. The night clear aid a Ml cool,
was ide;ii for danclng
Tha dinner and d.ince ?eif heM Under
B large t a nt .r. .ted on the lawn. The
Interior ot tha rnarojiiae had heen tui led
into a floral bower, Bouthefn Boallaa and
flowera belng ased In profuelon to car y
.mt the garden affect Two tablea ari ?
utad for the dlnner, hoth dai?eorated aith
lllles-o.'-the-vulley and whlt.' roaaes, WhUe
green nnd nhlte was tha da*ar*in*atlve effasel
'i ... inalde Mr. and Mrs. Ste\'"t's horri".
Mlaa Btarvena, In a gown <>f plhh and
whlta a-.-'.ste.i ber mother in recertring
the dlnner gueata and lha othera who ar?
river later for the danclng. Mra Btevi
won a aown of btaea aatln, trimm-d
aith lbii.t?stop.-.-'. the Bhlrt belng draped
ln a hoopehlrt ellect
One of Ihi reatun i of lh. dlnner araa
tha aebutantea' IgMe Al thla, ha d<
Mlsi Bt. rena, ari ra Mlaa Rcae B. Dolan,
Mlaa Mlrnl gcott, Miss MtMred Rlvee,
Mlaa Murlel Wlnthrop and Mlaa Oabrielle
Warren, arlth CurtJa Moafatt, Oenrg"
Brooke, P*ran<*la Roehe, Maariea Roche,
Rlchard Qambrtll, Hea*mann Oalrtcha and
Cteorge Henry vVarren, Jr.
At the other lahla tha gueeta nera
Cbarlea B. Banda, Lawrenea Hauajhtaata,
Henry V LUrMge, Charlea Wlnslow,
Jamea W Barney, Baron Horsl von l.'
ii. r. Baron Kurl von Law-anar, Boria Vo*
liinr. Hanlel von Halmhauaen Charlea A
Muiiti. Mlsa Bdlth Wrinvr,-, Mi^s Marloa
l . ? no, Mli - Anna Bandi. Mr and Mrt
i.. oa ird M Thonaaa, Mlaa Mabel Oai ?
Mr. and Mra f Lothrop Areee, Mn
rr. nei Vam arl Ilt, Mra WI Itney W u
ren, Mr and Mr8 R livlngBtOn BOI k
man, Mr. and Mra Clarence W. Dolan,
Mra John Aator, Mrs. GaamhriUand81
and B< i "i.i Rlano
Ajnona thoae Invltad for Ibe danclng
arera Ml i Barah Bchuyler Butler, Mli
Margaret y Andrewa, nHea J -Ila >'"''
brna, B. j mo n J Major C, Cr<
ton Webb, T. Banford Beaty, Mi and
Mra Lorlll d B| ? i ?? r. ji.. Mr Jamea
B, Haggln, H.y E i MMricha, A L H
kovaky, i !ounl i 'arlo '?' : Mlaa Ja>
aephlne <; aon, Mr an I Mr Arthur i
tlBB Jamea, Mr and Mra Btdnary J Col
ford. |r. Mr and Mi ? gydw '? 8 B
Mrs, O Irli ha. Mr. and Mra R< ilnald C
Vanderbllt, Ml and Mi Artl r -
Burdi ? l ? id Mra H< r- 11 M Harti
man, Mr. ..nd Mrs Joaeph Bampeoa Bte
viiis, Mr. nnd Mra W ? lam Ivaodward,
llr. and Mi I '? ?!:"'. Hr
Mrs. ..' .??-? B De Pbn t. Mi i id Mra
Wllll ,. ? ? irter, Mr. and Mn R Hor
.-.re rjallatln, Mr and Mra H< an I
, Mi and Mi ? Heni i l Ta
and Mr nnd Mra Btuyveeanl Pleh.
Tliough there war.' two lata d;.iH-? m f"i
Io*a irikr i nlghl
h?ti been rt eenl wen t early 1
tennia tournai 11 ?
morning Mn John Aator, ene of Iho ?
? ho ent. i ? ' ntafht. ? i
.aitl, Mr and Mi Ralph N Elll ? Mr
a- .i Mra Konnan i "? ?'?
l.ioyi w an. r. and Mra Robert G
Bi ? rai Brai tirnera u*i ' ln*
cludlng Mr and Mra Huntlngton W
, f u/aahlngtoi , who recenl ad al
?.;,;, .iv.- ?>. | mgal >u aftei i
,,i. Mr- )''!ij..m:ii ThaW, v. BO
. abroad, ;""i i 'aptaln
and Hi I 9Y. HUler, of N. a forh.
A blue l.r.,.i'l'-lotli '?.,'!'.io- . tin
svit'i fur am! lai ". Wai u"> " ' I Mr
Artbur Cortiaa James. arlth .. blari bai
ir'-i Mi.-i aith bi.o k. and .. ?i ich para
Mra RL hard Oaml rill appeared In a
.lark bi.j.- coal tost.i'ne, arhllc her
hai . arrli ?? i long cream i oloraad oatrl. h
plume.
Reglatercd al ti,- C*aatne lo-alai aara
Mi and Mi 0 ?? ': f:l ,k"- "'' T
i.. 11 Bvam, of Phlladalpbla Rli h?
:ir.i Aahuret |r. of Phllaalelphla ? au< I
,.,, tbe Mu. li ?? ? King J H Bui i ??".
,,r Boaton; Mlaa Agnea Lodberg and y P
King. of Newport; Hlaa vi.ia ? l.-.rk. ..f
New Torh. e guaal ..( Hi John Boriand;
.1 i> Layon, < l Pltti burgh P W, Alk n.
of N.-w Vui'k. vtaUltig H '? Havame; r;
Ri ai Admlral L i' l?"^.n. 0 I N (ra
tired); Mr. ;.nd \tia Jamea C, Arrnati??? g,
of Nlagara Palla; Aul i h Pali ? - nd I an
i ? Pal m r, ol Wai h ngton
Mra i dl*. r '.ould J. nnlna arai ;. ain
mr hoatea for forty tc-nlght, afti rwar i
laklna har aueati to the danea glven hi
Mra Bteveni Mn Jcnnlnga 'i,r> ~a..e a
luncheon al thi Oooeeberrj laland Club
to-d:iy.
Mra Oeorg. Lothrop Bradley gave ;i
luncheon lo^hy.
Mis-- Doroth tVUlaral. daughter of C7Uta>
nel and Mrs J. H. Vflllard, arai tha bOBt
aaa "f a pl. nlc party ?>' BaBi r*i Baai h
this afternoon. About twenty Biembara
,,f th. oui ? aet were preeent, an.l tba
affalr ended aith a aupper at 7 o*clo?k.
Hra Wllllam Btorra Wella was .. dlnner
antertalner to-nigt.t.
Mra Jaaace J Broain hara announoad ..
.iiiin.i' party for Beal Thorailay evenlng
in bonor "f ber alece, Mlaa Ploraaee
Tohlfl
Mi. and Mia. Alfred 0. V Bndl rbllr I. ft
lor New *a ..t k UHlBJ Mr \ ..nderbllt
vmii attend a maatlng .>/ tbe NatlaaaJ
Horei Sho.v Arso.-latlon
Mrs. Qaorgi Paabody va'atniora ha? re
> oyetad from a allglil lllni B
B, W. Paraoria, hga/uig andad ids vis.t
with Mr. and Mrs l^wl- tjueiitln Jon. .-.
l..ft for N'-w ^ ork lo-tlas vitli Hra
llepry S. Iledinond. Ma daughter, oii th.
stiniii yacbl Admlral.
Mr. an.l Mrs. RalDtl N Bllh clOaad tbe1:
atay bere lata to-.iny. Mrs i:ii's has gona
to Lark Harbor, Me., aad Mr i:nia. witii
hia hVfootor, tbe Iroqtiiola. larfl for Long
laland Bouad and ihe race aaaat at l_aieh
riiorit.
Llapanard Btewart, arbe has been apend*
iii^ ibool a month fisbing ami buntlng
at Rainbow Lahe, Malna, m expeartad al
white \A,-\ge aexi Breek.
Mrs. Haraden .i Perry, Mrs Btanlaj
HcCormaeh and Hra Lorlllard .spen.er,
jr.. were beataaaea ?.f baa parttea at
I'ri?ebo.lv I'nrk tO*nlghl
1'ietlerlck T. Krelinghu.4 Baa was a dln?
ner antertalner to-night.
IN THE BERK8HIRES.
| Hy ivl.n-raph U The Trll.ui..- |
Laaes, Maaa., Aug. 2b. Mrs <?.eai
lanlgi. Mlea Adele Kneeland and Mte
Oaonfa WlUlama have laaned laoea arhlch
wiu ha ahoara m the aablMtlon of tha oai.
I.i tlona ?f Mra l-'.ederlik I i"w nlnshleld.
Miss M.-.ri;.n llague. Mlna Amv Kolils.oit.
Mrs J. Wood ward Ma^.n, Miss -aUSlly
Tu.kerman. Mrs. Pex ton Van Rensselaer
and Mrs. Speran/a, whlrh wlll open In th
jjtoi kbrldge I'asino to-morrow.
Mr. and Mrs Cflliflfl Da Hflffldla R*ave
a brllllant dinner < nt.i tali.ment at Wh.-at
latgh thls avenlng.
("ards are out f..r larpe dinners by Mlaa
.x.'l.l*' Kne*laiid to-inorroxv eveninp. Mr.
nad Mra Oflorgjfl B. Tornnrfl an FrMaa
evenlmr. and Mlss Kate Cuv Ofl S.ituiday.
Cominaiid.r and Mrs. lt. W. HflBdflTflflfl*,
T H. N.. I>r. and Mis. B. B, I "itnan. of
New Vork; Mrs. T I. Hodgfl BBd Miss
m. i*. r.iiios., of PMtedfllphla, arrlvad h>
day at the Ked Llon Inn.
Mrs. Kohert W. Hwift, Mrs. Henry M
bteele, Miss M. ,T. Steele. flf Phlladelphla,
and Mr. and Mra w. W. Bpancar, of New
y..ik. are nt Heaton HaU, IttocWnldga.
Thoinhill Hrooine, of Bflfl I'ram Is.o. is
a |Ue8t flf Mis. Jflbfl A B|.' at I'lythe
arOOd, Pittslleld.
Dr. an.l Mrs. Hals-x L. U'ood, who have
been fll the Manlewood, Plttflflflld, vlsitln*
Mn. Thomas I'.-nny. have returned to
n.xv rortt
Mru. <* Lfldjrard Wair and Miss Mar
Jorle Blalr, xxh.. have baen Ifl thfl Bflrk*
Bhlrea haxe return*'! b> PflflpflCh, N. J
Mr. and Mrs. r,i..li.mi Vn-.land aufl the
Mlaeea Marparet flnd aaaabd Vraataad
have Kone to Newport.
A dflUghtflr wns born this tiioinin*- nl
Ihe Struthers cottflgfl tfl MT. and Mrs.
Bayard 17. Urlngaton, Jr.
Mr. flnd Mrs. r B. wniflina BdW*
\V illinms. L. <*.. ?*ollver, Mr. an.l Mra B\
C. Pierr.-poiit. tha Mtoaaa l-*larr*a*ont, or
v..w rorfc, and i>r. i at-agtflfl Oi-ahaflfl, Mlaa
Marlan H. Oi-aham of Boaton. arrlvad b>
day al the Hflfl- WflndeU, PlttflBeld
Mr. nnd Mrs. John H Hanmioial flnd
famlly, u-ho bad bflfln .njefltfl "{ Mr ***
Mrs William D. BtOUlt* ?'" Blm COUr 10T
Inn we.ks. bave gottt 10 MOUOl KlflOO.
Mra Oaorge H. Morgan baa rfliurnfld
to plttflflflM from Nahant
Mrs. Ocotrgfl Tybr and Miss Yir.mia
Murray, ot tfl/nflhtngton, ?re V***** of
Mra Charlea Nlchati nl Mmwood. Lfl
PlttsnaM
P AOgUfltUfl S.b.ri-ierhorn is a gtflflfll
of hls MfltflT, Mrs Blflfli Aiiehmutv, at
the l>oriners.
Bufltaca Jflpoea who had bfl?a mahlag
H visit in i.nox bafore flfldttng lar latm
dOn, has iron-? tO HflW York
Mrs J Kr.d'i i.k Bflheflflh Bflfl return.d
from Kflw London.
Mr flnd Mra MaarbaM Morrtfl flnUr*
ia 111.-.I n' dlnaar last nlghl for tl:rlr -.'iiest.
Mi**. Dalay Holllna
Mis* rrancea Ogden, who had bflfln at
the I'urtis iiot-i, baa con-- la Bar Har*
hor tfl vi-it Mrs John iBOflfl Kati".
\ir and Mrs Alfred ?: Langlfly. Ml 1
,.,..,.. ,,f Newport; Dr f. ? Biwn.
Mr nnd Mra '** I lan NV! :''- *** ,i:"'
Mr- w 1: Leflmgwell, ef Hfl*-* rorhi
Mr nad Mn J ? Bmai.1 tnxntty,
of i.ooisxHi.*. and Mrfl D M. a-*** ?;'*
m aa Marion t*ooh, ol Qr**-*martflh, CflflW .
m ? al Ihe M iplea.1
Dr Thomaa Blddl. 1 M ?? ' ml,v
.. a,,.i Mr and Mra Oaorgfl I
Blake ar* tspedtd tfl return to Uiioa on
U'ednsflday
1 .,i,.i m< Klnl< y hat ?*one tfl N' "
rorh aftar ? 1 ' ' ' ? '-'?? ***
Willlam BrlnherhflB ?t tlu Hotd A
wnti
[, .. ,\ Mrs .1 En rnonfl Brlgge, Dr.
nnd Mra D. VJ tVella of Boflton Mr
and Mrs C r Polloch and Paul 11 D? 1
lna*, of n.xv York. arrlvad to-day al the
Hotel *
Mr. and Mr* Hantlngworth, Mrs BdflHn
T ,. , M| irthar W Bwann, Ml
. gwtt k, Mai t* dl " Kenn I 1
...... 1 thfl
r,tt n- :?) ici .
_ *>-?
AT NARRAGANSETT PIER.
?ii r-elflci
.ug. Many flf
tn? eettagera ai ' ?*? ?'"l"t '*'
.... tor the
. ., the lawn ot '?'? ttraong
. -ho inotorad lo thfl erah uora Mr
Mi Kenneth M Mur hlar*n Mr ai d
^,r. .. , Mi ?nd M's s
Hlnman Blrd C P. I
!? \ Bahar hnd th? Ml?flfl Bmlly
.,] .1 Hai ib Rai i
Mr ?nd Mra R i-iv* I ' tanan
i fiom Nea-port to thi Pl?t lo-daj
on thelr motor laun. li. I ?<? &
... nl lo the ' 1 ? :''""n
Mr. and Mra. Ofl
<; i,. | * Ma Helm< r. nf s-v.
toui -
? to-ntghl
Raeflnl Brrlvalfl at the PI* Ia Mr.
.., * Mr-. Bfl njamln B illo. h, of Phlla*
1 t Baltli
Herbert Bblpman and Erneal
w. it M11 rtman. ol vx ai
arho
is regi tered al Ihe ? 'aalno.
Mra Mn.-haii J Alien, of Mau* forh,
(arho baa bafln ?t the Bathflaraon d
tha :iiiiiiior, waa the rt-clplenl of man)
finiiii tributea to-nlghl on tl;. 1
of ber i-it-iity-sixth btrtbday. Bha haa
:?, 1, ,, \ 1 ii .1 h* rfl for many > 1 ara ami
B ai.oiiipinii.il bj Ml ? I'l.ili'M W.
1 ;,i- nryott.
?
IN SOUTHAMPTON.
? ?
Boathamptoa, Long Iflland, Aug -- Tha
luinis courta ai thfl Meadou Club weia
xx-. 11 fll led thB BBornlng, man) of the
,..,..,, havlng j'?t eo?M baoh from ihe
national louniainflnl al Naiapetrt. Amoag
thoflfl "f thfl >?"'? g< 1 ? I flrho w >e play*
Ing xx.?!.- lha Mtanwa Kathflrtn* Vfln
liiK.-i., Bleanor Keap, Halen Hoadlay.
Margarel Travor, Halaa Uflfl, irirglnia
Bll .? and < liii.i Lflfl
Mi.., ihe gamafl Ihare waa tha uaual
rush for Um bathlng baacn, bul owlag to
the contlnuad rough aurf only those xx-no
WfllTfl aiiiistoionl to the hlgh Wflflflfl .ent
und ln.
Mra, I'lt-iiernk \. snow wiii antartaln
ti,.- s-.iiithamptoii li.udin Club .tt hflT
i*oitaga, ui Oa Pflatura road, on tVadnai*
da>. Miss Marion CflfBn, tlie l..i tuivr.
xxiii taik tfl Ihfl Bflflflnhflni about ba* bflr
haoaoufl planta Thfl club B rflry popuiar
atnoiih' the ladlafl oi tha Bummer cotony.
Alread) thera I ? nnembanibtp ol morfl
than ioii>--iixi'i m.'inb.i:.. Mra Albart
Poflidman who owna ? largfl oountry en
tai* bare. ls the prflflldent af the organ?
ization
Tbfl Mlaflea 0???rglfl ?""| Malvlna Apple?
ton, who have bflflfl spt-iidlio; thfl BlUfl 90*
at t ie livlii--. Iflfl here for NflW York to
iiay. Mra ft. ''? I'it'h. ot Orflanaioh,
Conn., arrlvfld to-day, and xxm ipanl a
t,.w wflflka ?! thfl irviiu,'. Mr. .md Mra
william Kflyaar and Mra Iralaa Kflyfl-a*
Wlll kaVfl here to-dfl) fOT tbfllr liome, bfl
Italtlinoie. Mrs. B. A BflOda will Klve a
Mn..11 dinner on IVfldnafldaj ?" har oot
iai*.-. on Oraat Plain* road.
The snffolk Hunl Club wiii faUow the
houndfl Ihta taili .oiinii.ii.il.'' on Bator
gay, when th* Brat or *?*/??_ hunta xxin
i?. hi i?i. Tha Br?t animal hunl of lha
otub la ahraya laflkfld lorward ta by "d
ers ttfliaUffbOUt Huffolk County. and it is
BSpflCtfld that many well known persons
xxill fol'.ow tbfl trall of tbfl auls*-- flflfld bag
-??-a
AN ENGAGEMENT.
1 iT'iin Thfl THhaafl Oaflrtflflaaadeal l
Montflair. tt. J-. Aut," '.:. Mr. and Mra.
W. HfltBfltrlngtflfll Taylor, of No. iXi Parh
sire.-t, have Issued inx ttflttOflfl lor the
weddl'ng *t thelr .laughter, Mi?b Marjorle
Taylor, and Oeorf-e J. Linst, of I Iflffllan.l.
The eerenieny wlll take p'aee at the home
of the brlde Septemb-r 2.
"IHE DOLL ML"
New Musical Comedy i'rom Vi
enna at the Globe Theatre.
A MELODIOUS SCORE
Graceful Dances and Group
ings, Comely Chorus, Lovely
Color Schemes.
?-lli,. poll Olri," tha new thre.-a-t
mueical eomedy corapoaed hy i^eo i-nii,
wlth Engllah book bv Harry K. Smith,
produeed Iaat nlghl by Cftarlea Kiohman
at th.- Clohe Theatre. wltb Klehard <'arle
and Hattle Williams as eo-aars, provrd
from the very start to be muslcally a
worthy repraaantatlve of tbo new Vtan*
n.ae acbooL it la, Indeed, ?ne long aue*
i aaaliui of dellgntful rnetodlee- twanty*
Sve of them. aonga, flaitoaa. Baarehaa a
faael of pleaalng imht mtmtc. Mr. Kroh
man has niounted the piece sumptuou. ly
m the matter of scenery and coBlllBiaa.
Tha three aets repreaead a village near
I'aiis, :i luxurioiia apartment ln a
i I'arislini pala.-e ami tlm . xtt-rior of a
reetaurant in the Hois de Boalogne at
night. All three are colorful, and serv..
as splendid s.'ttliiL,rs for eostumes tbat ar.
;is li'h as their color BChenM ls ad
mlrable, aarpeelally tha aofUy ahaded
graena ln tha aecond Bei And tha cborua
la comaly. Whal is inore, it la eacellently
tralned, Mr. Bdward Royce fully deaerV'
Ing tln- < redli that la gtvea him on the
programme for the arrangi ment of tl,e
dan oaa ami grouplngs,
Th.- booh it> tb.- weakesr part of the
i.luctlen, but it aarvea its purpoaa ot
k' ? ptttg thlngn golng to tle dcllght of car
and eye. Tne Marquis de la Tonrello, a
feetJvo nobii-man (Rlchard Carla), has
eetne peathaate from Paria to his ehateau
ln ordt-r to put an end to the lafatuatlQB
Of his nephOW and h.-lr (Kobert Livett)
for Yvette (Dorothy Webb), tha daughter
of tha rUlaga totiaeconlai n'heridan
! Blmpeon). RoaallUa, a Bpanlab dancer
I (Hattle Willlama), tha maraule'a Inanrftt*
atn. followa bim se.retly to the rtllBg ?
. .;.-' i baraalf hh a country fcirl. and
l gatbera evtdenee of ina Bchleneaa, Yor
tha rnari|Uls. bavlng urianged wlth a
theatrieal manager (Wlll Weat) to
ime ?vetta t" i'arls under proniiea
of puttlng ber i'ii the atage, falla Ib lova
v*. ii ii ti," giri, win. stin playa wuh dollB,
i.nd wtabee lo marry ber hlmaelf. Thugj
ln tha aarrcend ?., t. tha mar.juia ls con*
frontad by a fealoua nepbew, Ifvatte,
aill nol take hlm aarlouary, and an
infunat.'i Bpanlah daacar breathlng Bod
dan ib ath Bbe baa a club of fourteen
admlrers; the marqula* dafea7*tlbn leave..
),.]t th;rt..-n ominoua number ln short,
thinar* go badly aith Rlchard Carie, arhlch
meana thal he i*. very amuaing. In tha
third act, looaely atrung on tha thread of
tlm -? ? Brythlng comea right, of
rourae, amld more graceful danclng and
tloi ? umier the tr.. s and the ahaded
lc 1ml,ts.
Tha parformanca ia ppirited. Hattm
Willlama haa .. part lhat aulta hei thor*
ougbly; Mr Carla mahca his own oppor
ttaa t".r fun, and la ablj aaalated by
Wlll Weat The Rnaalan ballet daneed
i,y thaaa twe to Rublnatela'a "Valaa
Caprica" la ai genutaaly funny aa it
could poealbl) !?.? mada*. Dorothy Webb
log and acta with dlminutlva dalntl
. i Ur Evett, a mustcal i ? n dj
tenor from London, has a pleaalng votce,
aai nlghl he waa aoi alwaya true
i iten, probably owing to Bervoua
? ? .1 ih BlrapaWB, aa t...- ;
? iga in.ai:' i. earned much h- arty
applauae. Charlea McNaughton did some
i Banetng.
A for tba aonga ona faada 11k.- men
tlonlng all "f th.-m. The beal ? ??
ind Then.'' Bung by Mis- Blmpeon;
'?Come i ti Over Here," by Miss Wllllaina
and chorua: "Wlll II All Bnd Ib Bmoher1
by Hi Bvett; "On Our Honeymoon," eung
by bim altb Hlaa Webb; "Roealtlla of
Bevllla" and "You Are Be Paecinatlng,"
arlth i. Capital i.." aung by Hlaa
Willlama, .-?rnl "Thal Ragtlme Dlnner
Hand" i- Mi McNaughton and chorua.
i'AST ? . BB i?' LL OIBX"
i Toarelli Bl hai I ''arie
i;...' Evet
Wll\ Weat
.t'hai " iBhto i
Ralph Nalrn
. ' Vol I '
. Victor i a n y
i . aVllllami
.Chertdah Blmpaaon
. Iioroth) **a>bo
. Kmiiy FYaa. la
.CUn Eokrtrom
? n . Leiha Wi
Mn ? lat ii nl . Marlon M
,,,,, . V'eronlqiH imnn?r
Hrlolae . '? ? ' Hart!
.IM...'-... ?? Brodbelt
i;. il.. . H. ?? u Dtldle]
.liaubara Bai Bai i?
.allce I'hI.ii' "
. I.IIihii 1 ' '"
Perlnna . Bdllh Bardlow
??ALL ABOARD" INDOORS.
?? \n vtr.aid." the '-ai't vatlna ''mualeal
panorama," al Lew l-i.-i'b's Porty-foorth
gtreei Muotc Hall, araa ataged downatalra
!;, t nlghl Inati ad of ob tba roof. The
changa waa mada la part ln recognltloB
,,f the aanlng open air aaaaon, bul alao
becauao aueh a production as this de
earvea B more extanded run tban >< roof
garden can furulah occaaloa for, and
OUght 10 gel M-ttle.J for lha ragUMtt* s-a
oe
i'n.. ptace Improvaa on aequalntance. ir
la mor.- than ever a pleasura t>> t ?? ey<
nnd a gl atllicatioli to g""d taate. Mttltlg
a marh in axcellenca which few of Ita
preda eaaora Ib tha aummer entartalnmenl
iine bave attalned Long llfa to lt! it ls
a tr. at alone t<> eee Oeearga W. Monroe
act in iiis unlque female purt, and tha
Uttle hui leeoue, "When Woeneo Itule,"
would carry many ,i Bbow. "AII Aboard''
aill long contlnue te .any a eargo <>f un*
oaual varlety and rlehneaa,
MOROSCO BRINGS NEW PLAYS.
"lUta's Roman. ? ?." a nea open tta by
Btlvlo iiciu and Leo Dltrlebataln, la ona
,,r the lateet acoulrittona <>f Othrar
Moroaco, tha theatrieal producer( who ?r
rtvea bere from tim Weat to-alay, Boaaa
other playa brought "n by Hr. Moros.-o
for early productlew Ib thla dty ata ",!
WaBhlngton Bqnara)M by Wlncbell Bmlth;
??Help Wentod." a play "f dty life, by
j.,' k i.ait. a Chleago newapaper man, an.l
?I'taythlngs," a satin-. iu thraa acta, by
si Weetern woman who prefera to rannaln
anonymoua.
a-?
BLANCHE RING BEGINS TOUR.
I Bj Tt?i.'Ki.n'h tu Tha TBfaaea i
Nslniry 1'ark, N. J.. Aug. H.? Hlambe
King bagaa har fourth annual atarrlng
tour under the direction of Btoderleh H0
Ka..- al the Beaoj Theatre in this dty
tbta aveatng Ib "Whaa nejadla smiies,"
? musii-a! uniii-'ly by Anne CaMWI 11, au?
thor Bf "The LOaty of Ihe Hlipper." Miss
Kinu* apfaara as a tyntoal New v..rk ahop
i_111 an.l has all the adventures and es
. apades that OOCUT to mUBaV al eumcly
shop girls. The ca.st la a large one and
im lu.i.-s Bertha Maan, charlea J. Wla
Blngvr, .John J. H.-annell, l-'lorenee bilney.
Netha Killmoie, Iteginald Carrlngton.
Mablon Hamilton and the Hlain be King
Girla. MtM Rlng wlll appear ln New
Vork ln her new vehlcle in tha near
fnturo.
"THE AUCTIONEER" CHOSEN
FOR WARFIELD'S SEASON
Belasco Announces Revival of
Famous Eariy Success
of His Star.
David Belaaeo made last night his first
offUlal announcement of his plans for the
romlng theatrloal BflflflOa "The Tempera
niental Journey." adapted by Leo Dltrlch
steln from the Fremh comedy "Pour Vlvre
Leuretix," by Andr* Rlxolre and Ive*J
Mlrande. wlth Mr. Ditrkhstein headlng
the eaat, xxill be the tlrst produetton at
the Belasi-o Theatre thls fall.
The play Is s* heduled to open the Be?
lasco Theatre at nn eariy date, but the
* xact day has not heen flxed. "The Tem
peramental Journey" wlll be played
Thursday nlght in Rochester, In order to
give the play the advantage of a brief
road tour before its metropotttan open?
ing. The east BolflCtfld will Inelude. be
Bldfl Mr. Ul- trii-hsteln. Isabel Irxlng. Jo
s.-phine Vlctor. Cora Wltherspoon, An
nette Tyler, Dorothy Kllis, Anna Mc
N.'iiitTiiton, Oertradfl Mflrooinl, Oflrraa
Clarbfl, Alloa Jones, Henry Hergman.
Rlchlfl Ling, Krank Connor. Kdouard Du
rand, Jullan Llttle, I^e Millar, Danlel
Bcbatta Bdwtfl lt. Wolfe, Karle W. Cirant
and William I uxoti.
] uivi.i Warfltld's regular season Is also
annonneed for tho Bfltflflflfl Theatre. Ac
e< rdtegly, whan Mr. wartteid (a rflfldy to
begln his angflglHflBt there, "Tlu- Tem
paramantal Journey" wlll be transferred
to the K.-puhllr Theatre, to open the regu?
lar BOflBflin at tbat house.
Daiid Wmfi.-ld's play thM year wlll be
"The Auetlone.r," the flrat of hls great
BUCCflflflfl* Btac* eotnaaj under Mr. Belaaeo s
dire.-tioii fl tfloflflfl years ago. Not a sea
?on has paflflfld slnee them without the
n-.elpt of Innumerahle **aojUflflta for the
revival of this popuiar and appealing play.
It was us Bbnon Levl that Mr. Wartteid
.Irat established his pouition. Practleally
all the leadlng memberB of the orlglnal
eaat, inctadlng Marlfl Bfltaa Marla Daiia
Helen Phllllps. Harry Rogers. William
Baaa, TOay Bflvaa, Jan-t l.unbar, Joseph
Brennan, Marle Rel.-hardt, Charlotte Les
lay and Frank Nelson, have been re
.ticaged Mr. Relaseo will nrrnnge Mr.
Waili.-hl'*. tirst New Vork pfll formanee for
about Octobflr 1. and after a llmlted ?ea*
son of twelve weeks xxill ofter Francea
Starr at the Belaaeo Theatre in a new
play.
of th- touring play*. "The Governor's
Lady** xxill bfl the first to open the seaaon,
und.-r Um Jolnt dlreition of Willlam Kl
liott and Mr. Pfllflf O After playing De
trolt for the week of Heptember 8, the
play xxill go to l-owers's Theatre, Chl
. ago, l'..r an ext.-nded run. R? hearsals
ar. now und.-r way for thla play, also for
"\..ars of I >is. retlon" and "A Good Little
li.vll " both of xvhich, wlth the same caats
as last j.iir, xx.ll opc-n eariy in October.
-B
"THE FIGHT" AT LONG BRANCH.
'By TflUfl****"*** to Th.. Tribune 1
Long Branch, N. J, Aug. 25.-"The
Plght," Haxard V.-lller's new play whieh
OpOOM thfl Btaaon at the Hudson Theatre,
N'exv Vork, next Tuesday, was produeed
to-nlght at th.* Broadway Theatre. Ttv*
actlon of tho play eaato-flfl around thfl
tor- Mayor ln a sinall WCfltarn
(?ity. Th.- cari.iidacy of a woman creatflfl
a sto-m that flttTflCtfl the attention of the
entlre atate, and the efforts mad.- by the
| poUttctana to defeal ber and th..* nwthoda
. mployed bv them fU'-nieh the strong
BltuatJona of the pUy. Th* eaat in<*iude9
Margaret iVyaharlay, Bdward Mawson.
Marjorlc Wood, wiiitam MeVey, Keiix
Krembfl and Mnlcotm Daaean
i_a
FUN AT THE COLUMBIA.
Wlth "Ahe" Reynolds as the i-hief Mn
ntak.-r, ther* xx as an alumdaiiCfl flf Ifltagb
ter at the I'oluinbla last eveniiig. WthtM
Th.- Colleflfl Olrta" bad a livly time at
i ,.?.... and on tlu- -ood Bblp JoilVtan.a.
bound for Parta. Miss Dally Mflrrtflfl -y
waa ? Bttlng leader. The hit ot th* ?**?*?
Ing was Um ragtlmfl **lolln apflctalty ->f
Mlaa BaflUrtea, with daactat auflpflapflnl*
nent The mtflfldaantaraa of WllburCflg.
Bfl Mlk-- M..'.x:.e. tlie COtlflgfl Janltor, ln
learcfa or "i palr Of pflntfl," were the
pivot on whlch the flhll n voix-ed.
_??-?
THEATRICAL NOTES.
MflTlfl Uoyd. thfl Bngllflh eomedienne.
aill appear al thfl Pfllac* Thflfltra this
BflflgOB.
? vx- Trouttnan bas been angagad for an
Important rolfl ln thfl new de Mtlte eo?B?
Bdy, "After Five." vhleh Wagenhals &
Kemper aill praaent ln O?r*tobar.
The Bhubertfl annoaaoa that tfca BBCond
s.a.un of Bdward BhflMon-fl auutaflflfnl
drama '?Romanefl" flrBl ?"?*!" ?" lflh?wiaa*
tady, N. v , Beptembflr ? noris Keana,
uh.i i. iiirn. .1 from Burapfl laat w.-ek. will
eontlnUfl Ifl the Badlng feinlnlne role of
. 'axullltll.
The company now belng e*rgflnlned to
pr?flnl Qflorgfl Siarburoiigh's nexv play.
Th? Lure," ln Laa Angfllflfl flrtll leave
N'.xx Vork for the W'est Satuiday. The
eaal includea Bflatrtofl Piantlca, w llllam
.1. Kelly, Chflrlottfl Granvllle and LflOBflTd
Ide. This .ompany, like the orlglnal or
gani/.atlon. has b,rn drilled under the dl
rectlon of i C. Huffnun.
"Llttle MltM liriwn." Phil'.p Harthol
maa'fl tarca, under Um dire.-tion of wm
tani \ Brady, opanad laal night ln Chi?
cago Bt William A. IJrady's Prlniess The?
atre. This ls the tlrst appearame of the
faree In Chicago, ami it is to ramala tberfl
IndflBnltflly. L-aadlng tha eaat are Madg*
Kenn.dy. Nfld Sparks, Jnin Newcombe j
an.l i'Ii.uIaa Btaatay.
Tha ad*i*aaoa aala for tha aarw Hlppo
dromfl flpactacM "AinaHca'* apaaad yes-1
terday rnornlne, and it id announrad that
the tlrst day*fl sale amotinted to more
thaa f-'".*'*"". A sp.iiai rcmnlata drcss
rehaarafll ot' ''Amartca^' will b.- gtveu
i-'iiiiay .X. nlng, tha klgbt bafara the
opening.
May Irwlfl xxill open h.-r flflflflfln hfl
"WldOW by Proxy" on We.liies.Jay, in
Bar home toxxn. I'laxtoii, N. Y. hne will
op. ii at tbfl Pl.xniouth Theatre, Boston,
Batarday, laataad of Menday, as an
nouncfld
SCHUMANN-HEINK ALTERS PLAN
[ i- r..m Th* Irlliun- *'?>rreapoiid*-nt I
Y.iona, N. .1. Aui,'. ?.?Mme. S.ehJ
iiianu-ll.-mk has .aus.-.l disapi>ointmeiit
among hflr fricmis here by oan?fllWng bflfl
anangements to spend several weeks rear
h. r.-. The i.rima donna had planned to go
to Suiga. thM month Miid r-st at her
bOflttfl, in Grandvlew avenue. Aceording lo
uifoi matloii re. eived by lrl--nds, however,
she has dfltsMfld to r.nialn at her Callfor
uia raaaa,
JOHN I. KANE LEFT $407,476.
John lnnc-3 Kaue. a great giandson of
the Bnt John Jacob Astor and a brother
of Mn, AufUfltUa Jay, who died Febru
ary 1, left an e.*?tate value*! at $407,476.
Annle C Kane, hls widoxv, of No. I WeBt
4Hth atre.t, was tlie largest legatee, re
i elving her busband's Interest ln the
Iflflflflhttld of the property at No. lilO Klfth
avenue, valueil at $1!I6,000, and hla per
sonal aflTflfltfl, valued at 11,918. The realty
holdlnga of Mr. Kane were appralsed at
1225. MB He had bank deposlts amount Ing
to $100,000.
LEASES LONDON HOUSE
Mr. Page Takcs No. 6 Grosve
nor Square for a Period
of Three Years.
NEIGHBORS DISTINGUISHED
Establishment Well Equippod
for Diplomat's Use?Its Usual
Rental About $15,000, but
Now Probably Less.
TB> Cabla to The Tribuiif.l
London. Aug. ?Jlt.-Wnltar HTn.?a
Page, the Amertcun Ambaasador. after
sevcral months of hotel life, has leasaad
the house at No. t$ Urosvenor Squnrn,
and Bgpaeta to occupy it about iho
middle, of September.
The location ls very desirable, th*
Duke of Manchast.-r llvlng on one Blda
and Lord Karquhar on the other. whllas
close at hand dwell the Duke of P.irt
land. Karl Fttzwllllam. Lord Hu\cr
Bhan and Lord Hollenden. Othera ln
the square Inelude the Duke of 8ome.
set. Mra. John Astor. Lady Maifarat
Chart.ris, Mr.". James Henry Stnll'i,
John Pieriaont Morgan, Lord MontagU',
the Karl of Durliam, Sir -Jeorga Coo|re>',
the Earl of LelceBtcr, the Man-uls of
Hath, Lord Strathcona, Lord Leigh and
L..rd 1 wlands.
The Japaiicb* L'mbassy ls at N<?. t">.
tha Itullan Embassy at N'o. 1'U and tUe.
Chlllan Legatloti at No. 4N.
No. il was formerly the property '.f
the Karl of Howe, and la now owned
by Colonel OranvlUe Roland KrHncIn
Smith, C 13., C V. O., late of the Cold
stream r.uards, of which he ls now an
hotiorary member. It la an unpreten
tlous looklng but dtgnitted houae, with
perhaps twenty bedrooma, seven draw
Ine rooms. a blg ballrouin and a greut
re.-eptlun hall.
A real estate man says the rent would
ordinarily be |U?v000 or $12,100 for the
BfaaiT lt is thought the rent to Am
badbadur Page is about the last named
tlgure, as in his case, being a prtv
ileged churact. r, a good percentage of
the usual rates and taxts would be ra?
tnoved under treatles; and as the land
lord usually pays these the rent would
probably be reduced ln this instance.
Mr. Page desiribed the houae aa one
of "no frills?almply the kind of a
house in which I think the American
Ambaasador should be housed." Ha
expects to take a motor trip beglnnlng
on September ."). and after about twelve
days wlll come back to J-rondon to go
into Bla new home.
OBITHMY.
SAMUEL W. CORNELL.
Sainuel W. 4'ornell die<l yeaterday ln
his home. No. 1S6 Amity street, Brooklyn.
at the age of seventy-tlve yeara. He be?
came IllBllliaal wlth the hardware trade
alxty years ago, and for forty years was
engaged ln business for himeelf. at No.
aifj to IH Court street. He was a de
BCandairl of the Long laland branch of
thr. I'ornel! family. which settl.d there
more than BB y?ars ago ? ?
Mr fornell was Lorn ln North Hemp
?tead Lona tatanal in UT71 he marri.-d
M&raaretta T Wallaee. who. with four
BOna, survive lilm. He was a life ******,**
ot Long Island Lodge. V. ?**_**}? J* ?'?
wa- also B charter member of Peeonie
.'ounell. No. Bl, K. A . and a member of
the Society ol oid BieoWynttea.
DR. BILLINGS LEFT $139,891.
The estate of Dr. John Shaw RilUngB.
dlrector of the New York Publlc Llbrary,
who dled Mareh L was B**pralaed yeeter
... V Bt ?T3?,aW. Dr. Hllllngs had mort
JSJ valu-.l BtJBUddj JV,V,'lr^-H Th,
ional effects, $1,343; deposlt?. ll&Mt. ij'*3
ranudniter Snalated ol atodia and bonds. a
OBITUARY NOTES.
JOHN OYKRHURKR. nlnety jeare of
age died veaterday ln his home on Oom
ni.rcial avenue. New Hr.iiir.wlck. N. J.
Mr overhuber was B proaperous farmer.
Ha laaeea st* daughters nnd one son.
MRi BRITOMABTB AQWWt ITKI.DS
VAN YRANKKN. wlfe of Dr. Ollbert
Van Vranken. of No. 155 Hle? street
Paaaalc, diad yeaterday ln the General
HoapttaL BhB laaeaB a husband and ona
son.
FRKDKRH-K R. WI RTLNBKRGKR.
s..ve?ty-n;ne yeara old. a veteran of tha
Ctetl War. dled yesterday at his home.
No 10 Long str..t. Baat Orange. N. J.
,,,. Wnji b aaatea of Qaraaany, comina
h.-ie wli.-n B young man. He wai, a mem
i?.r ?r Uaal Dedd Paat N... U, O, a R,
o, Oraage Ha leaves sev.m daughtara
and one aon.
IfRg, IRENB VAN KLKECK CORN
w'l'l.L. wi'l"** of U.'orge Ooinwell, dled
jvst.rdHy at b'-r home in No. 11 I'a.inon
street. Poir-rhkcepsie.
DIED
Biewer t'.raham H. Pelletier. I-lorentm.
(-,,n,well. Irene V. K. Sccor. Nan
M. tt, UaheBa a. _
UKKVVKR-Suddfi.ly at South Orange V
j on sunday. August 24. wi . Orahara
H Brawer. ln hU vi.h year. i eh.ved hu -
band of Alio Humphre) and ??? al
WinUn \ and Bella C. Biewer. Wf*
m.r4 "-rvl.es wlll be held at hla late
home No IM *out" Oranae avenue on
?KSday. Auguat Ma ^V'^^'^.
? r. n m. traln from Hobohen, i-i. xa
wanna Rallroad. I.terment Pi ivute.
PftBKWiM--' l'ougbkeepsie. N. Y..
auuult io 1M3. IW- V?" ******* wld,:W
o iseorg' Cornwell. Kuneral from her
^e Vsi.leme. No. II CannOB st OU
Thurs-iay. August 99, at 11 a. BB. Klnd
1\ oinlt tlowers.
MC TT- At Kast Orange N. J_. BundM*,
AUBUat 34. 1313. Isab.-ila A.ken Mo .
whlow oi th- inte Qaorge Barudder Mott
ii n Kuneral servtces wlll be held at
tl.e resuleme of b.er Bon-ln-law. Oeorga
M Tbornto... No. M South Orove street.
Wadueeday. August tt, at Lhli p, m.
PKLLBT1BB At I'laintieid. N. J. on Fri
dav August 8, 1913. I-Morentln Pelletier.
m his Kh year; Kuneral service* will
be held at Urace P. B. ? hurelu PUtn
fleld N. J-. on Tueeday. August X at
21-, .. rn. Carrlagea wlll meet traln
Uaving l.lberty street. Central Rallraaad
of New Jeraey. at 1 P- rn
SK4'oR-Nan. daughter of Mr. and Mra.
Oeorge Klsher Secor. auddenly on All
Kuat :'3 Kuneral from the houae, South
Highlan.I ave. OBalnlna. N. Y. Wadnes
day afternoon. at 1:10 o cb.ck Car
riages wlll meet traina at tha Osalntng
station.
CltCMETKRlES.
TIIK WOOIII.AWN IKMItTKRT.
2as.l tit By H?rlem Traln and by Trellay.
orric?, 2?j Baal 2.id st.. H. T.
OfTlCES.
MAIN OaTaTSt Y. -No. 154 N.aiau ?ir??t.
L'l'TOWS ul'Kll'E -No. 1S84 Broadavajr. ar
? ny Arnerlean District 'l?it-?.aph Offlcar,
UMtl.llM uFKU'K?Ne. 157 li_?t 113th
affi. No. 2*4S Weat YibXh air.?t _a4 Mo.
2l'J Weat K5ih atraai.

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