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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JULY 28, 1915.
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SCOTTI GOING INTO
MOVIE FIELD, BUT
SUFFRAGISTS PAY
VISITS TO BARBERS
Oct Cortllnl Welcome From
llnireiillei's, hut Not From
.Manicurists.
BRYN MAWR'S TEAM
PLAY DECIDES GAME
The Opnrn Co. Will Tell Him
How Much of Ills Pay
It Will Tnkc.
Conperstown Individually ns
Stroll":, lint, Is Defeated
by ( J-2 to !1 1-2.
OTIIKK MIDSl'MMKR NOTES
WO CJtOWDS ATTRACTED
HKST MATCH OF TOUHXEY
X
II Mt some month ngo that Slgnor
fVoli iitiiuitiiiccd to n waiting world his
Inlenlin to enter the field of tnntlon
plilurc which 1ms Just become the
nmsl liked summer port of tlio npcrii
singers. I tut tho weeks Imvo passed
nlthmit further Information from the
popular barytone on tin- subject. He
a t nppeur In the I -eon I one net
ccr.i called In Italian "L'Orucolo" and
made from Fcrnnld's play 'The ("at nml
the Cherub," Slgnor Scottl made a pro
found Impression by bin noting In the
opera at the Metropolitan last season.
It appears that bis hesitation In mak
ing known bis plans with gtcator detail
wits dim to the delay of the. Metropolis
tan Opera Company hi deciding how
much of the amount paid to the singer
was to go Into Its treasury, for the di
rectors of the opera company have suf
fered a chance of heart. They Intend
to sharn hereafter In the profits of nil
artists under contract to the company
ho go Into moving picture enterprises.
They are coin to take n certain per
centage of the player's earnings In every
cafe.
Ann wnen iney nave ueciiie.i jiisi now
much of Signer Seoul's summer earn-
Ings hall tm their share the barytone
will take his place before tho camera
without delay. It Is probably not for
the money that the company Is taking
this unusual stand with Its artists. It
i. ... .!!....... ...... . i , ,
1. to discourage them from trying to ,
bring about this union of two such ills-1
similar forms of nrt ns opera and the
movies.
Another phase of outside activity of
numbers of tho opera company which Is
certain to und'Tgo n change Is concerned
with their singing for the various tnlk- , out of the windows of nn upstairs bar
ing machine companies which used to tier shop watching tho women mount tho
take so much of their time and reward f tnlrn and all was hurry and confusion,
them so generously for It. The Metro-1 Towels wer ripped off half done faces.
polltan Opera Company has made a rule
under men all applications fur artists
must In the future lie made directly by t
these companies to tho opera company,
The artists will tie allowed to sing for I
the talking machines, hut they will re-;
ceixe meir compensation irom uie .xiei- ,
ropolitan Opera Company. The royal
ties will go to the opera company. Tho
rate of the nrtlst's compensation will
depend on what tho salary Is In every
Individual case. Those who recelvo n
fixed sum will get that nmount for
singing on every occasion that the com
pany requires their services.
The liberality of tho Metropolitan
Cpera Company toward Its artists In al
lowing them to devote so much time to
the talking machine companies Iuih al
ways been tho subject of comment. Dur
ing Andreas Plppel's t-hort term of Im
presarloshlp thero he was anxious to
Insert a clause in nil contracts forbid
ding the artists to devote so much time
and strength to the .services of these
very profitable employers, tho talking
machine companies.
Tho construction" work which makes
Long Acre Snunri" look as If It had un
dergone some awful convulsion of nn- i
turn now supplies passengers on the
.Seventh avenuo cars with all the perils '
and delights of n dangerous sport. When I
the car reaches Forty-fifth stteet on the)
.iy uowmuwii ll vol nee u 11 euip ' '
llll i -it.uuii' JI in, 1-1 in ij ii'm iiiinn n.-
long bar on the near side of the open cars.
Thus encaged the passengers pass over
the track, which stands above n yawn
ing pit. The supports of the tracks,
rusty Iron pipes and the rocky sides of
the trench are visible. At each street
down as far as Forty-second Indignant
pedestrians wave and storm Impotenlly
at the vehicle which refuses to stop un
der such dangerous conditions and nl
low them to enter. At Forty-second
street tho worst of the peril Is past. The
car stops, the conductor raises one liar
Into Its accustomed place and tho pas
smgirs breathe a sigh of relief. New
York supplies: her residents with every
thing -even such a thrilling oxperlonco
In I-ong Acre Square.
One of the dancers who will probably
Ik" missing next season after December
Is Vernon Castle, who announces that he
will go hack to tnso his place In the
Aviation Corps of tho Kngllsh army In
September, Ho has had some ex
perience in operating an ncroplane and
thinks he will lie competent to begin
"irvice at onco. He Is delayed only by
the desire to lose up hh affairs In this
country. Mrs. Castle will remain here
and continue to dance.
None of the other dancers has suc
ceeded In gaining nnythlng like the
mpiilarlty of tho Castles. None of tho
'ihirs arouses such enthusiasm with
Ihe public. Tho two went Into n hotel
dancing room the other night apparently
wearing the automobile clothes In which
ihey had been riding all afternoon.
They got up to dance, apparently for their
Mvn pleasure, as they still seem to enjoy
if ilTlii Ah lliAti linb lliii s unnid nil Inn I
It When they look their seats nil tho
Mher dnncerH nH well as the spectators
twke Into such enthusiastic applause
ihat Mr and Mrs. Cnstlo had to dance a
larico alone for the benefit of those
present. No other dancers over produce
luch an effect on the public,
fi'mo Marcelllno ceased to clown for
i llMiig the popular comedian Iiiim tried
hom than one profession without finding
my that suited him so well as amusing
Ms fellow men. lie opened it restaurant
n firemwlch Village, but that nppar
nt!j failed to Interest him, ami after a
huu it was closed up. Put ho hi still
fek rig (ongenlnl occupation In tho samo
Held N.iw ho Is the proprietor of a
Krc h restaurant In the neighborhood
f the Metropolitan Opera House. There
f is i rcr his nlit eiiUeaiTUes in nrt and
nex m.iko up tho majority or ins .
pj'rmis I lo In in tho same neighbor
'I .n that selected by tho singer from
Ihe M.'impolitan who last winter opened
risiaunu for n brief period.
"Miirreillne must havo a hard heart to
He sur .sful," onn of his frlendH ob
'srviil xesterday "These are hurd times
'"r the jiiayers. Most of them mo in
i'id ,-,.,d it is dlfilciilt to refuse them
'he prxdego nt credit, I have known
ttre u-.aii one successful actor to open
i rrsi.iurant only to come to grief
hr ig ins kindness to old friends who
'irc m hard luck."
BAR HARBOR DINNER FOR 42.
M". John Aspeitrcn Is llnsless
Work fur Wnr Heller.
"aii Harooh, July 27. Mrs. John As
tivri 11 nave a dinner for forty-two
Wis at the Malvern to-night.
The Wnr Itellof Association reported
'"'lay that 134 garments and &.B00
critical dressings were completed. Mrs.
ohn Jiicnh Astor gave a dinner for
;nty guests last evening. Mrs. A. Car
'till of New York Is occMpylntf tho
ruler c ittaee.
Illnner In XlnicUlritlr t'ohli,
, A dinner was given to Police Magls
rulo w pruce Cobb In the blue room
J' th Hotel MeAlpIn last nlglst by fifty
,T( of hix former associates In the Ue
"ftmsnt of Water Supply, Oaa and
wclrlcity Major Mltchel wns present.
There was scarcely n barber shop In
Mnnhattmi yesterday which the suf
frnglsts, nrmed with literature, banners
and persuasive arguments, did not visit,
for aK several of them said, '-The barber
shops are the rent centres of civilization
for men, nnd If they are once converted
there wo shall have no trouble with
them hereafter."
Strange to say, the barbers themselves
were very willing, rven cordial toward
their guests. Only tho manicurists held
out stoutly. Flourishing pointed scis
sors, they voiced their disapproval of the
wholo suffrngo movement. "I say It
frankly," said one manicurist, with hr
victim helplessly pinned In 11 chair beside
her while the barber ruffled his hair, "I
don't approvo of women making speeches
on the street vomers. No, sir, I don't
approvo at all."
"No, ma'am, no perfect lady would
do It. 1 cay," thp man In the chair re
plied, "I say u woman's pbico Is In the
Inline."
To a woman tho manicurists ngreed on
this. Ilejcwelled. chewing gum and
radiantly nttlrcd they objected In n body.
causing the suffragists to murmur nfter
two exhausting battles with these repre.
pclltatlves of their sex. "Itcally. It
seems, strange that the women are so
much harder to convince than the men
The men were alt that the most ardent
suffragists could ask. When the auto
mobiles weighted with immense barber
poles and hung with yellow Hags swung
around the corners tralllc policemen
i shouted their '"hoped for success" and
piiuuien itiru oolite mi puinvn .win
Montd tll(, urfrnK'0 cnr lo rlm nVer the
n.ivomonts Indiscriminately with so.iroelv
n word of protest. Newsboys clung to
the tunning hoards In wild excitement.
nnd once drawn up before the barber
shops the crouds gathered so fast that
oxen the siieakets were made helpless,
(in a lower downtown street men hung
scissors and clippers wero nrrestod In
their progress and the bnrbers, white
coated nnd smiling, stepped forwnrd to
assist tho women In finding a place to
speak. A tatde onco provided, the re-
dining chairs, were all turned around to
taoo tne ceniro nun mere, wun a row nt
helpless, dumb forms arrayed mutely be
fore her, each speaking sunraglst pourcit
forth her arguments,
Occasionally n grunt was heard from
a chair, sometimes n head waggeu
words were Impossible owing to soap
and towels which the barber had been
loo excited to remove but the general
sentiment seemed to tic favorable. Tho
crucial moment arrived when the pho
togrnphers entered and arranged their
machines. Then the men In the chairs
sat up, waved their arms and excited
whispers came from vnrlotis directions.
"Here," called one voter angrily, ns he
saw a camera pointed his wny, "here,
tiarbcr, take this darned think off my
face, can't you? And for the love of
Mike, tip tho head of the chair up. They
can't see anything but my ftet the way
you have It now."
Altogether llarbers' Pay was n pro
nounced success. Clothing House Pay
comes next on the programme, hut the
-.uftraglsts are going to take a short
rest before they try again. Miss l'ortln
Willis was chairman of the day.
SUXiO WUUliJJ iiUiil Ifl Xl&ljlJ.
Tlmt I. If I'. S. Were lurniled
Hut They Are A mi Inst War.
YYapiiinutok, July 27. "We suffra
gists would light In the field If this
country should be Invaded," paid Mlt
Smith, .secretary of the Congresnlonal
committee of tho National Woman Suf
frage Association, to-day. "And I
think," sho ndded, "that Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Catt would make a wonderful
field general.
"However, 1 nm personally opposed
and I believe the association Is opposed
to war and preparedness for war. I
think the War and Navy departments
should have a board to develop more
humane methods of warfare. When we
consider that there would be no world
war now If (Jermany had not done so
much preparing 1 can readily under
stand why President Shaw replied un
favorably to the sungcutlon that we (
propose Miss Hoardman for member-1
ship on Secretary Daniels's naval
board.
"Dr. Shaw, Mrs. Catt and Miss Jano
Addanis of our organization led In or
ganizing the Woman's peace party."
EARLY HELLOS TO JUDGES.
.SurTrane liny CnlU In lie Mn-lc Vv
fore I lie Courts Open.
Lent the Judges nnd Justices of the
higher courts escape suffrage calls on
unffrairn l-lanlinilA Aa' ln.mnrmw t ll rt
urrrnK(, workers have picked them for
. . a a .
calls before tne courts open nt iu ocioci:
In the foienoim.
Mrs. John Hlalr of the Kiiual Suffrage
League will bo In charge of the tele
phoning to tho Judiciary, nnd It Is said
that the vMlls will begin at da break If
necessary In order lo give each nn op
portunity to promise to favor tho suf
frage amendment or give his reasons for
lefuslng.
SUMMER SUFFRAGE SCHOOL.
.Ills Corn M. Hill Tlll.es Forty
txxn Pupils In Trenton I "it 1 1 a.
In view of the rule that teachers In
tho New York public schools who are
suffr.iirlsts shall tako the r summer "aca-
tloutt u-Ithln the tiounlnrles of tills Slate
jjHS Cora M. Hill will continue her suf-
frnge nctlvltle nt Ticnton Falls, whero
sho has rented the old Moorecllff Inn.
Forty-two children havo hocn taken
to this summer suffrage school. Suffrage
xxorkcrs aro weleomod at tho Inn,
LOUISE GUNNING WEDS.
Silnuer Slurried to Osenr .Melllnil',
n VlolloUt, In sian IlleKO,
Los ANori.us, Cnl, July 27. Tho
secret marrlugo of 5Ilss Jxiulse Gunning,
light opera star, nnd Oscar Selling, a
Iah Angeles mUBlelnn and first violinist
In tho Iirnhms Quintet, became known
to-day. The two musicians woro mar
ried In San Olegn Saturday, motoring
back to this city nnd nnnounclng their
innrrlnge to-day.
Miss dunning was tho star of "The
Balkan Princess." She also mnde a
record for herself while singing with
Mine. Schumann-llclnk. Following the
wedding Mine. Hchumtnn-Helnk gave n
tea for tho bridal couple.
Tho two met six "months ngo.
Carey -Alter,
John J. Carey, vice-president of the
Capehnrt Advertising Agency, nml MIhh
Martha A. Alter, an advertlHlnir mniia
ger. were mnrrlod yesterday morning at
the home of the bride, 981 St. Nicholas
avenue. After their honeymoon In the
Thousand Islands they will llvo In this
city.
FACES COURT-MARTIAL 1
FOR FIGHTING BIG FIRE
rrivafo Jack Herman Fails to
Return to Camp Whitman
at Time Ordered.
Cam Whitman-. Flshklll Plain". N.
V., July 27. Private Jack Herman of1
Company I,. Thirtieth I'nltcd States Cav
airy, one of the regulars In camp here,
Is facing a court. muitlul to-day ns the
tCMilt of hemic work performed at the
$176,000 lire In Pouglikeepslc last Sun
day night.
Private Jack did not g- lo Pough
kccpslo with ti.o special miu.id of soldiers
sent to help light tho fire. Ho and two
companions) were already In town on a
two d.s furlough. When the lire slrcu
sounded he was with one of Poughkeep.
sio's young maidens, who had bccomn
very fond of Soldier Jack. In spite of
her protestations Jack went to the lire
nnd worked all Sunday nig1 1, all day
yesterday ami part of last night.
The girl friend whom he left In tho
park s-oon forgot her anger nt being de
sorted m suddenly, nnd sevir.il tlitUK
during t'o day she took sandwlcncs and
coffeo to Jack while he was working III
t c ruins of the fire, holding tho hou
or using a pick.
Jaok was clue hack In camp early
Monday morning, but he failed to np
pnir then. When he reimrted to-day In
learned that ho must face a court
martial and explain his absence.
The Poiighkce.e firemen rallied to
Private Ileimans suppoit wltli vigor
Chief (Jrnrgo Wood of the ilepattment
addressed n letter to his commanding
olllcer attesting t' e good woik done
by him and other soldiers from Camp
Whitman, and scores of prominent
Poughkeepsliins telephoned to headquar
ters asking that he he pardoned,
Company, battalion and regimental
drills composed the routine of Camp
W'hltmnu to-day. To-morrow the first
sham Initio will be fought. .Mint whether
Now York will again bo captured or Al
bany stormed has not been announced,
for tne bo'ird of strategy keep th.
plan of battle a soeiet until the battle
Is under way, so the opposing olllcen
will havo to think quick ami will nut
know Jum what to expect
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Tim annual Monmouth County Horse
Show will nttrnct ninny to-day to Holly
wood Park, West Did. N. J. It will
continue throughout the week.
Miss Heutrlce Arkell tllllam, dnWitor
by a former marriage of Mrs. Francis
K. Harbour, will he married to John A.
Love of St. Louis. Mo., to-dny tn Catia-
Johnrlo, N. V. Miss C.lllnm Is a grand
daughter of tho late State Senator
James Arkell,
Mr. and Mrs, Kdward T. Stoteshtiry,
who went to California to see the Panama-Pacific
Kxposltlon, will go to Sara
toga Springs early next month.
Mrs. John Jacob Astor, xvhu hns been
nt liar Harbor slnco the early part of
tho summer, xvlll go to .Newport to no
the guest of Mrs. ileoigo 1). Wldener.
Mr. and Mrs. William (ireenough are
visiting her mother, Mrs. Whitney War
ren, In Newport.
The wedding of Miss F.llzabeth P.
Austin, a daughter of the Into I)r, Peter
T. Austin, to Walter Miller will take
placo 111 draco Church on August 1R.
.Mrs. .James r, riiiiimtii is iiitmiim
somo tlmo with her slsler. Mrs. James
It. Clews, nt her suninior place In (Hen
Cove, L. I.
The Monilny Kvenlng Panees nr
iniigd by Ihe MIskch Sernple at the
Waldorf-Astoria will he lesuined on No
veniber 22 and will he given theie.iftcr
on November 29 and December K, 13, 20
and 27,
Mncknjs Off for Aillrnmlncks.
Clarence H. Mackay. the Misses Kath
erlno and KUIn Mnckay nnd Master
William Mackny havo left Harbor Hill
for the Adlrondacks, whero they will
spend' the summer.
Delirious.
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
Noon MeetlnKn nt Hist ltlver pler.
sturilnr from Cnrntlo flip.
liiSfl I'. M. Meetings nt Hroadwoy
nnd lOJd street snd ut Ninety-sixth
street snd llroadma)'.
WOMHN'S POLITICAL PNlON.
Setrntpcnth senatorial lltrlct Curt
Pa), MfvtliiK II tinon. Thirty-set s nth
slrset nnd heentli avtiiuc. 1:15 P. M..
Fifth svenue snd LlKhtsenth street, 4
1'. M., Sixth nemie snd TwentlMh
trcri; i:S9 P. M , HroadKay nnd Tenth
street.
P. M.--etxternth Cf n.itnrlnl dlMrlct
Irest mestlng. Pint nxpnue snd (-et
enty tlflh sreet.
i 30 P M Sixteenth Senatorial dl
trtot. strset nicotinic. Third axenue and
'Ixty-elEhth street.
i 30 P M -Twentieth Senatorial dis
trict, Second ntrnue nnd Ninety-third
street.
.3c P t -lloxlng shop "Winner.""
HOih street and fifth nxtiu.
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.
W.XTKnnritY, July 27.- Motor arrivals
from New York nt the lintel niton over
tho Ideal Tour to-day Included Mr. and
Mrs. It. J. Wey (Daniels). Mr. and Mrs.
II. K. S. Williams (.Simplex). M. M.
Holding. Mrs. M. M. Holding. Jr.. Miss
Downey Stevens (Duryen), Mr, nnd Mrs.
F. L. Camp (.Hudson), W. II. Vandllsen,
John F. Hor.'in (Packard), ("apt. and
Mrs. C. A. Dubois, Mr. and Mrs ltiilph
M. Joiioh (Oldsnioblle). Pr nnd Mrs.
J. C. Jones (Oldsmohlln), nlo Mr. nnd
Mrs. K. N. IterbecKer, Arlington llelglit,
III. (Packard), Mr. nnd Mis. W. II.
Oliver, Haltlmnrc (Packard) ; Mis. It. L.
Ireland. Miss Ireland. Miss McLean,
clexehmd (Mercer) ; M. II. MrCarler.
Ilumsoii, N J (Clement); Mr. and
Mrs. K. H. Clark. Mrs. A C. Coon, f'hl
cagii (Imperial); Mrs. Walter Itiissell,
.Miss Marie ltu.sll, Detroit (Kirl).
Lknox, July 27. Motor nrrlvnli from
new York nt the Hotel Asplnwnll to-day
IucIiiiIimI Mr. mid Mrs. John A Dlx
(Meiir). James 11. Cnlllmati, the Misses
Callliii.ui (Puckard), Mr. nnd MrH. N.
W. Kendall, N. W Kendall, Jr
(Stenrns). Mrs, Howard Leo Jones. Mis.
Helen S. Walker (Lor.ler), Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. Ilurr (Packard). John W. Froth
Ingham, Miss K, W Prntlilngham
(Plene Airnw), Mrs. J. Stuait White.
.Miss Tatiim, Miss Mnrle (1. Young, ( Hi
nault), Mrs. II. W. Hguer, Mr. nnd Mrs.
A. W. Kgner, T. L. Pgner, A. D. Fgner
(Cadillac), also Lllas lingers, Miss
lingers, Miss II. Itogers, Miss I. Itngeis,
F. It. Whlteomb, Toronto (i'lercu Ar
row), Mr. and Mrs F. II. Drake, Chi
cago (Plerco Allow); Mr. and Mrs,
W. W. Lawton, William W, Lnwtoti,
Jr., Havana (Flat).
llnt;TTos Woons, N. II., July 27. Au
lomoblhi toutlstH wlio nrrlxed at the
Mount Pleasant Hotel xvero John It.
Wade, H. A. Nell. Harrison, N. J.
(Stilts) i Dr. and Mrs. II. N. Smith.
Mrs. C. A. Hradbiiry, Palisades, N. Y.
(Mormon) i Charles I'., Hilton, ('. II.
Shirley, A. L. Hitchcock, llostnn (Pierce
Arrow) ; Dr. W. A. Vandewier. Miss (I
Viniilewler, New York (Chalmers) ; Mr.
nnd Mrs. Seth Sliepperd, Wiishliiglon
(Packard); Mr. and Mrs. Frank A.
Holmes, New York (llenault).
Cooit.iihtown, N. Y., July 27. Auto
mobile arrivals nt the O-tn-su-ga to-day
wero Mr. nnd Mrs. A. N. Debevolse,
ltrooklyn ; Mr. nnd Mrs. Seymour H.
llulmaini, New York; Mr. nml Mrs. F.
M. llrooke, Phlladeliilila ; Mr. nod Mrs.
Hdwnrd 11. Sturges, Soiilhport, Conn.
(Page) : Judge Norman F. Dike, ltrook
lyn (Oldsnioblle) ; Hen. Well, MIsh Well,
New Yotk (Flat); N. S. Noble. A. W.
lUiriutt, Akron, Ohio ( Packnid) , Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Sklles, Shelby, Ohio
(Hulck) ; Mr, and Mrs. Joseph A. Shan
non. Mr. and Mrs. William Hour, Nexv
York (Packard).
Hnr.TTON Woons, N. H., July 27. Au
tomobile arrivals at the Mount Wash
ington to-day from Nov Yoik Included
Julian F. Pctmer and family (Pierce
Anow) ; Mr, and Mrs. Cliiulcw II. Peck
(Cndlllnc) i Mrs. K. S. Hogert, H.
Pogert (Packard); Mrs, D. Martin,
Miss Hetiick Itnlls (Kovcc); Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Corbetl, Dr. J. F. L. lx'ieue,
I Mls.1 Jennie Kelly (lAieoniohlle) ; Mr.
and Mis, John Weaver, Miss A, K. Hnso,
J. II, Weaver (Packnid) ; Mr, and Mrs.
J, Sinclair ArnwtronR and party
(Mercer)", Florence Douglas nnd party
(Simplex.
MRS. DREXEL RECOVERS
FROM FALL ON CLIFF
No Complaint Made to Sheriff
of Attack by Man Near
Maine Home.
ItANiion, Me, July 27. Newspaper
men who tried to-day to get further
details of the attack made upon Mrs.
(Jeorgo W. Chllds Drexel of Phlla
delpnla at North Islcboro Saturday
afternoon xx-ere told nt the Drexel sum
mer home to. day that no member of
the household hail anything to say on
the subject. livery person employed
about the extensive estate maintained
silence. Mrs. Drexel seems to have
fully recovered from her slight Injuries
nnd bad fright, nnd entertained at
luncheon to-day.
The report that the sheriffs of Waldo.
Knox and Hancock counties lind been
warned to bo on the xxnleli for Mis.
Drexel's assailant Is untrue, no com
plaint having been made. On tho con
trary, every effort has been made to
avoid puhllcltx.
Mrs. Drexel described the man xho
pushed her ox'ct the high hank at the
Lookout as of under medium height,
swarthy nnd generally resembling an
Italian. Thereaie no Itnllansllvlngoii tho
Island. It was lopotted to-day that
Mts. Drexel recognized her assailant as
a foiiner employee, a I'hllailelplilan.
xxhoiu she had disch.ngcd because ho
III Ural i-il his wife, and that he camo to
Islesboro In a motor boat.
All strangets aro barred from the
estate ami the story of the discharged
employee cannot bo conlirmed nt the
Drexel home.
DOWAGER DUCHESS'S ESTATE.
Manchester Trust CiiiiiIh ,imv
Amount to 'J,''."t I ,".'U:t.
An aoemit ting In the estate of the
Dowager Ducliees of Man. luster was
tiled In the Sun ovule's office jesterdny,
shewing that between October ', 1911.
and Janunrx 2D last the Duke and
Duchess of Manchester received nn In
come of 39.0'J from the rcslrtimrx
trust fund, now niiiuunting to 1.707,tMi.
Tlie accounting was filed In connection
with a petition by Harry II. Holllns, a
trusti e under the will with the I'nltcd
St.ite.-i Trust Cump.itiy and Frederick
Ogden Peach, fnr permission to resign
as truetee or ten trusts.
The accounting saxs that the total of
thu tmst funds Is J2.2.11.22U after the
payment of - . 5 ! r to benelielarles. Tim
trust fund for the children of the Dukn
and Duchess now amounts to )2.0,0un.
HAYS ESTATE $743,245.
llrol.cr Left All Properly Pterin
I on, (Mill to . wife.
IMward St. John Hays, who was a
member of the New Yoik Stock Kx
change and of the hpnkcrngti firm of
Tate .V Hays, left an estate of t74:i.2l.r,
whin he died on December li last. Ho
had J.1.I9.27S In securities .mil owned
ic.il csi.ilc valued at ini,;ill. Ills
Stock L'xehniigo seat was appraised at
jss.nno.
Mr Hays left Jion.ono tn hh diugh.
ter. MrH. Mary Hays Dater, and Kill
IS2 to his wife. Mrs. Kate P. Hays of
,M I .Madison axeniie.
THE SEAG0ERS.
Tho Italian llnr r Dnnle Allghlerl, sail
lug to-day for Naples and (letioa, will
c.irrv l.oon It.i'l.in vdlunttcrs among her
1 r. 00 steerage p.isscngeis. Knnie of her
cabin passengers are !
Prini'ess KostiliilloHi, Senor Oiesin Kerrara..
V. .Inliii Murray. Sennra Ferrsra.
Iir. Nirohi Carluccl, Dr. Alexander Oldinl,
Lieut, (luliln Memo Meut. Anuuleo Pu.
II. Prink Paris. V. uro,
Meredith A. O'Neill."
NAnnAciANsnrr Pikr, It. I.. July 27.
Ilryn Mawr won the Army and Navy
cups nt tho Point Judith Country Club
lo-dny by defeating Coopcrstown, fiiO
to 3 '5, In the fastest polo seen here this
year. Individually tho teams were about
even, llryn Mawr winning on superior
team play, which has characterized Its
work all season.
llryn Mawr wns off with n rush In
tho first chuker, l-'ell taking tho ball
irom toe uiiow in, carrying ix uuwii inu
field nml narrowly missing tho goal.
Crano and Stevenson here took tho ball
from In front of their own goal nnd
played up to Lo llotitllller with long
drives, tho latter scoring. Tn tho sec
ond and third chukkers llryn Mawr
overran this lead on three goals by
Strawbrldge, llrown and Hopping. The
defensive work of llrown was particu
larly noticeable nt this time.
After half time Coopcrstown took n
new lease of life, and on a shot played
up by Stevenson to Heckscher and one
by Crane to Stevenson scored two goals.
A moment later Crane saved his team
a goal, making a safety on n shot by
Hi -own. which looked like a sum goal.
Krom then fin llryn Mawr took the
lead, Shots by I'cll nnd Hupping with
excellent backing up by llrown left"
Coopeistown far behind.
b'or llrjn Mawr Ihe offensive) work of
Fell and Strawht Idgc was exceptional,
xvlille Stexelison nod t't-atie did the bulk
of the wurk for Cnnperstow n. To. mot-
row the Point Judith team will play the!
Camden UrasshopperH in the second
round for the (Hailstone trophy. 1 lie
lineup :
Cnoperstnwn Hp: llrin Mwr Hp
1 It M lleekselur.. 11-J. It. Fell 3
5 T Li llouii lr . 3 .' C lli...mi I
5 M stevenoii .. K. Nriilirllic. 1
llaekJu-hila Crane filllai k Alex, llrown... S
Total I; Tot'd . . IT
Coonftrstnwn lioiN earned 4. ls penalties
ij. total V llrin Mawr inl crime! 7. Is
IH'ii.illi iot.il 6'j. Indlxldual iol
Slnwtiruls. rl Fell ': llotipin; :' jc Ilia
tllller. Heekhr Sli-ven-on Penalties
l silrty hr Ia- Itnutilltsr, ' snfety by Crane.
' Hoppm? erci'-mir Time 1 hour and 11
minute. IU tine- Oiolej Tinifr-Oo Ifrey.
LINDSAY JOHNSON.
Director of I'lilllpplue Census Dies
of Itliiiul Piilsiinlim,
Manila, July 27 Lindsay Johnson,
director of the Philippine census, died
to-iay of blood poisoning.
llhcnerrr Draper.
KbonefcPr Draper died yesteiday ,ti
the FIOA'er Hospital after tin Illness
that began on Memorial Day. He was
the third In rank In the Hoyal Arca
num In thu State and held tho highest
ollice In the order In Manhattan. In
Masonry he xxas past master of Cope-
sti'he i dge. No. '".It; a member of
Hmplro Chapter. No. 170, It. A. M ;
a tiietiilx r of Palestine Coinmandery
and the New York CotiHlstoty of tho
Scott. sh Kites and tho Mecca Temple,
Mytlc Slit Inc. Mr. Pinper xvas super
intendent of tho Kxinlng Mall lluild
ing. He leaven his wife utid li.rce
suns.
William l.r (Irani! Mimlnnil.
Pot (ii..xs Mxnor. L. I . July 27 Will.
lam l.e lira ml 1Io.v1.ukI. mus.c om
poser and playwright, died nt his sum
mer home here last tdcht following an
operation for stomach trouble. Ho was
born In Asbury Park. N. .1 , but spent
most of hN life in France His wife
survives him. Tho opera "Snooa,'" pro
duced at the New Amsterdam Theatre,
Manhattan, live ears ago, was his best
known work He wrote nlo "A -Llxe
Wire," winch ir, cned In Atlantic City
last week, and "Deborah," produced last
oar.
WIIHiini Ciirrnlhcrt.
Toronto, Out., July 27 William Cat
millers, smi of Janus Cirtuthers,
president of the Canada Steamship
Lines, Ltd.. and a lending factor III
tho Canadian main trade, died here
to-day. The grain house of Jnmes Car
Hither .x. Co. Lid, of which William
Catruthers's father Is president, lias
olllec" In Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg
and New Yoi k.
Dr. .Iliciili II, I'rniil.enlieru.
Dr. Jacob II. Fr.mketibeig. M. fur
more than twent.x-llxe .xe.irs a pr.n't'si' g
lilisli1an. died .Merda oiiMiii-g of
lieart disease at Ins stimuli r h.one in
iVil.irhuist, L l. His wife nnd txx
daughters surxlxe him. His New York
iffue xxas at ,'n l.as-' Se ei t.x -tlilnl
stieet. He xxas a graUiiale or i oiuiiio.a
Pi ixerslty and of iho Coltinilda m. iliral
scliool.
Cornelius II. DnlloU.
Cornelius I'elallebl DuHois of Mnnt
elnlr. N J. died of heart iIimm-i' -tetday
aft.'i liooii at the llrliuont lintel,
lie xviih hull! III Xaliesville. Ohio, III
s"'i, the son of Major John ldatleld
Dulliils of New Yoik For more than
thirty yeats he was a mi oilier of the ln
siitniico biokerage llrin of Frank &
Dultols. 0 Maiden lane His xvlfe, n
sun and txxo daughteis survive him,
Fr.'derleW P. IJrniit.
Si'w xiikv. N .1. Jul x- 27. Frederick
Funu.in ilr.itit. 7. died at lit home on
the CIMT road hue last night. He was
conn,. -ted with tne First National Hank,
of New Tn:k illy lor forty xe.irs. lie
retired eight yeas ago. His w ife, xvh J
was Miss III It-ii liilililiug, euivlves 1 1 1 in.
GIVES $100,000 AS MEMORIAL.
WIiIimy nf Dr. foul liluc Pniloixs
A nl I -To lie roil tn Is II nine.
PiTTSKiKi.n. Mass.. July 27. Mrs Pll-
nbeth Spiagtl.' Contldge of Pittslleld md
Ohlcsgo has given $10i),ihu to the Pitts
field Au'l-Ttiberciilosls Assort. itmn as n
memorial to her husband, tho late Dr
Frederick S Cnolldge.
This fund D to be held In trnt for a
new building to be known as "the Fied
click ShurtllP Coolldge Memorial Home"
Dr Cnolldge, Mis. Conlblge nml her
father, the bite Alfied A Sptagiie nf
Chicago, wcie among the founders of the
ailll'lllliercoinsis assni'iiiiliJii. in no. will
Dr. Cnolldge gax-e llfi.nim to It nnd Mr.
Spi'dguc also made a substantia! gift
BIG BALL AT NARRAGANSETT.
IllncU nml White Prcdoiiiliiuto In
the X pinil n Onco ts,
Naiiraoansktt Pinit, July 27 The
IllncU and White ball held In the Casino
r. .. " : . . ,. ; . . :
the negro orchestra In while suits lo tho
black nnd xxhlte cheeked cigarette boxes,
xxhlle the entire li.illiooni was panelled
Ir black and white str'ped bunting tj
icpiesent a tent
Among tho New Yorkeis who enter
tained befmo the lull xxere Mrs John
R Fell, Mrs. John 11. llan.m, Mrs. Philip
Btcvenson. Mrs, H, II. Illtd, Miss do
Coppet, JIrs Jerome N II inap.it le, Nel
Kim M. (tmves and Airs. Alfied Havinan
ftcitlUitteit tmtfeljUtpOitiixYiS,
t
Messrs. Brooks Brothers
beg leave to announce ,that
they will remove to their
new building at Madison
Avenue Forty-fourth
Street on the second clay of
August
FETHERSTON FOILS '
JUNK TRUST'S PLOT ,
Combination of Old Iron Mag
nates Can No Longer Wax
Fat on City.
KKAL AITTFOXS PLAXXKI)
Commissioner Fetherslon of the De
partment of street Cleaning, finding
that the City V.rcoril Is not the most
widely circulated medium In town,
through tho discovery that as a Junk
advertising sheet tho city's official orgnn
Is exceedingly Ineffective, has hit upon
the Idea of clrcul.1rl7.lng nil the loading
Junk dealers, In addition to Inserting In
the Cly Hrmrtl a notice that there Is
to be a sale of 210,000 pounds of -crap
Iron on August 2.
Pack of this Is the unearthing of a
scheme Into which a select coterie of
Junk dealers entered some time ago nnd
which hns netted them big profits at
the city's expense. In outline the system
was for u few Junk dealers to scan the
rolutnns of the Cilji Httont and to hold
a preparatory meeting every time It was
illsciHer.d tint a city department was
lo dispose of Its cast nff material. These
men asned that under no circumstances
would they bid more than $3 a ton
for tho city's Junk Some one was se
lected to make the deciding bid, and
after the scrap had Isreti sold to this
bidder the combine got together and
had a real auction sale, they alone
being the bidders. The Junk having
been -old, they got together again and
divided pro rata the difference between
what the city got .mil what the combine
got fmm Its own highest bidder.
Commissioner Fetherslon lul the x-arl-ou
city departments untitled. As n
rrsult the scheme to have the Central
Purchase Comu Isslon take charge also
of silling city siipiln has received a
big boost. Meanwhile William Jacobus
of 3 Park Mow. an auctioneer of long
oxpc! bine, has been recommended to
the dcp.it ttnents as a man who will see
that no combine of Junk dealers gels
aw ax ix till a bid that Is ridiculously
below the value of the stuff sold, lie
condiii ted a sile for the Department of
Water Supplv. C.as and F.leetrlclty re
e. nth at which he got $0 xo for bra's
and enpper Junk that under the manipu
lation of the junk dealers' trust had
been bringing In f3 a ton.
Flirt bet more Commissioner Fetherslon
has rut an upset price of J." a ton on
the tire, scrap and malleable lion to be
sold on August 2, nnd in addition lias
order d that 150 old steel cart bodies
be sold sipnratoly.
THREE NEW PLAYS ANNOUNCED
ciircli Me, I'lie Hrl Who
Millies" nnd "iinie llnlix" Aim. t.
Three new phivs are nnniuinee.l for
the lilglit of August They are
"Search Me" at the (iaiety with How- .
mil Hstabrook, Montague Love. Veia
Mcllisli and others In the c.isl : "The
(ilrl Who Smiles' nl the Lxilc xvltli
Nntnll Alt in Ihe leading role and
"Some ll.iby" at the Fulton with Frank '
I.alor In the leading lole
The Taylor Holmes se isnn (it the
Comiilv Theatre under the management
of Joseph Hiooks xv 1 1 1 open on August
PI "Mr Myd s Mystcr" will be the t
fit st play.
VERNON CASTLE STAYS ON.
Will I nullum. In "W'ntch Unr
Mop"' I lltll December.
Ch.uliN P Dillingham yes'enlay ar
tuiuix ' d Hi it etnon i-.isuc ami nis xxuo
xviiiibl ciint.iiue to appear III "Watch
Your Step" next season Mr. Castle,
xx lui is an Pngli.shman, has obtained a
commission In the Aviation Corps of
the IPigllsh armx, but ho xxlll not be re
quired until De. i mher.
I'm 11 In' sails ho will appear In
"Watch Your Step," which xvlll be rent
on the road bv Mr. Dillingham with the
, m Iglnal New Amsterdam Theatre cast,
PLAYS AND PLAYERS,
I'lMlictH Demurest has retlicl fmm
the cist of "'The Passing Show of Hi IT,"
nt the Wlntei Harden to take a placo
In the cast of "The Pluo paradise," to
lie seen at the Casino on Monday Helen
I'.ley hns inado a gieat success In her
pan a' the Winter (Inrden Cleo Max--Held
xvlll make her flist appearance
outside of xaililoville in New x,utk In
j .. ,,I(K fp
1 i: nest scheiimg
Pi nest Schelllng last night attended
tho I'orty-fouith Stieet Theatre to see
the knitting scene In Slug Sing. It
xvas Mrs. Schelllng who supplied last
xx Inter the material on which the con
victs wolkcJ. The finished articles
which Ibex made weie given b.x Mis
Schilling lo Mine Senihilch, piesldent of
the American Polish Itellof fund, and
they xvero then forwarded to Poland
The scene oceuis In tho (.econd act of
Tho Uluo Paradise."
I
GROUT GETS A YEAR;
10 DAYS FOR APPEAL
J mitre Lewis Sentences Urook
lyn Hunker to Minimum
Term.
310 HE fiRACE IF NEEDED
R-Clty Comptroller IMward M. Otout
stood unflinchingly yesterday between
two uniformed attendants In the County
Court of ltrooklyn xvhlle Judge Henry
Luxvls sentenced him to Sing Sing for
a minimum term of one year.
"Mr. Grout," said the xnung Judge,
looking at the gray headed prisoner,
"after n fair and Impartial trial you
have been convicted of the crime of
perjury. Although tho coiitt tegrels
that a mitt having occupied high and
exalti 1 public ofllco should be In xour
position, Net tho court Is responsive to
tlio duty which It oxxes to the people
ns well ns to Itself.
"Mindful of the recommendation of
the Jury and that tho conviction pro
hibits your further practice of the laiv
the sentenro of the court is that you n.
confined In the SUte prison nt Sing
Sing at hard labor for a term of not
hiss than one nor more than txxo jear."
Judge Lewis had previously denied
motions for a tie trial and for an
arrest of sentence. Stephen C Haldxvln,
ihlef nf counsel fnr (irout, offoted tluie
notions when Judge Lewis asked If tho
prisoner hud anything to say why sen
tence should not be passed upon him.
In denying the motions Ji "go Lewis not
only g.-iiiited ten diys of grace In which
to prepare nu appeal, but said be did
so gladly uiul would glxe iroro time If
It xx en needed.
Tho llrst moxe, nerordlng t Mr. Itall
wln, xvlll bo an application to soine
Supreme Court Justice, probably Jiltl-'
Kelly, for an order to show cau.' xvhv
a certlfb ate of reasonable doubt should
not issue This application will be made
In the next few dsvs. It will probably
be iHurnablc before Supremo Court
Justice Tonnsend Seudder, who sits in
Special Teim next week.
C.rout xxas sued the humiliation of
coining to court In the prison van. At
the request o" his brother. Paul, a.
deputv xxarden w ilkrd from the Jail
with him After being sentenced (pout
was taken to Police He idquarters, theio
to be phntogi aphed md measured This
did not seem to dej ress him as much ns
it did Ms son Jonathan, who necom
pinled him in nn automobile Th" 1W
tlllon tneisuiemeni.s taken, (trout 'xai
drlxen hick tn Ilavmotid stteet Ji;l,
where he xvlll remain for tho next ten
d.ns at least.
DIED.
AftMf Tltn.NC. tMttiinl J iiKfrt rS ysr
Piinsr.il from TIIH PPNKHAL
I'lH'C'll ' Sit West T enix -third
street I Prank i: ('.inipbsll Hulblln.
Wednesday morning 10 n'clo. I:.
HOWNi: -fsuddsnly. st ill'n foxe, I.. I .
nn Tueeday. Jul 17, P.I15, Sidney
H.
llone. In Ins fietli f.lr.
Funeral notlte lieresfter
r.xltltrTllllitS At Toronto. C.inedi,
on
,lu v :7. Wlllimi o.irrutlieri. son nt
James Csrruihers of Mntrenl
I'l.AIHC - "li .Monday, July 1815, st
her rel len. c. Ill West Ninety. fourt'i
rrt, Mary flirk. beloxe.1 wf of th
lite Alexander Clark
Funeral servb-ee Wednesday ex'snlnn .u
.1(1. Interment Thursday. 5 1' M
PCIKIIS Suddenly, nn Tuesday. July 27.
laid, Cnrne.lus l uf MnnU'tnlr. N.
,1. belovi.l husband of Clan Itfidtn
Pupils.
Niitlee nf funeral hereafter
(III All A M Suddenly, st Atlanlle Huh
binds N" .1, nn July 27. IJ1I, KiUa
belii. diuRhter nt ihe late James ant
Margiret llr.ihim
I'tinoril from her late reibtenee, !.?
Sautli Ninth sireet, llrnnklyn. on I r t -diy.
July 3(1, ut 0 3') A M. shurp.
thni to the church of the Traiiifisu
ration, M.ircy axenu- end lleop-r
.trft.
IIOWL.XNP William Legrund. July i'l
sued I!, utter n short lllnen
Funeral on Thursday, at J'SO, Christ
t'hur. li, Mirewshury, N J. Train
leave I'rnnsylx'anl 1 Station at t: 31
for Little silver, where carriages, will
meet th train.
MOTT At hi town residence, n Fifth
menur, July 28. Jordan 1. Mott,
father of Mrs Chirles p Micl.o.iu
and of Jar-lilt L Molt, Jr.. In ills '6th
e.ir
I Funeral serin es nt Chun h nf the Purl
tans. UDMi Mre.-t and Fifth avenue,
TH ure to V M Inteuni nt lit Kon
v), n cemeiery.
sit KIMI l'.lll -July 17. lots, nt Cilid
N .1 . nfter li kli rl V n..s. !-ott II
Shepherd iiuel UT xeirs
llllli ral il ll ate
J'KltMIN.W.s..
IILS'ltY-nl Itl S. Ill'Sil A J. 1" re.
mnvrd Irom Hi W IMth St. tn No. 3t: W
.I.MIi .St. Please, lali, don't I'ctum. 1 am
nick. UAAHUsJsLIh
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