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MSIE JAMS HERE
IN SOMETHING HEW
Little ntnr Seen In -Miss in-1
f.iniiiith.ii" at the Cohan i
Theatre.
IIAS CAPABLE Bt'PPORT
MN lMfnrtMiHin" At the (it htm
Thrntre.
t - . I M r n't If f-:mnl
jnah . yl I Mm httiofst
j k iii'lr , !lo;ir.) RntAbfiHili
ii .( Ihiniffni Knr-i' llr -
..,t BIMf Mltlfl
.1 Ritnrnurt Mr,, til- Kill
r- i i htti Miturtct Feifiiftfj
P , . !'..! ,m.' Ir. nr llnr,lnl
Kirnth) Murml it Dim,- o-i.
ik- . - itiilia ti M . Fram i McOInn
e 1 in who li nnt bfen letfl
left nnc ihc ,'i .. i Clnrffrtffti with
Honiffonier) nd Btoftt illd him in the
matitlfilfl I'tfi puTlnir bvfOfl the
ramtra in California MMI ilt lijthiinis
I., 1 II I t"- k i Nt w York I tut
niffM Still Undft tlto itm: of C R
Mil .11. ih Itffhttd at the COhafl
Th itw Tin Iniluiti Iouh dfanuitltti
Paul Wrhfj and Charlti OoddAtdi who
in I i" havi norkatl Inst Rumtnvr
h I Olhei - Rtopt, pun load for her a
pit ilk i "MIm Information." It pnti
IIIM Fhi n hefort the public In .i otlM
rhai If rent light from that in which
h h I ItlthortO bOM aimi reil.
l :.., phfl In thr new piece whit
I time; it uaad t call a "protein"
IftM S!ir 1 1 n dettrtlVO, and-Sn that
foil MNUimOl VaflOtM lihKU,f.n, ju an
f ifi-- rfttacttvai atwaya rtO tvtn if they
e iii prttti founi Rirli raoh an MIm
n g ii to-day and Mich an Lotta Crab
ree ara I when h'ip liatd to act In tha
a:n" Rura of !' I i which IMclcr and
fiad'tard have ari Itten for the praaont
Uvorlte
Then ara three acta in the new play,
ooi i hi drawing room of n parvenu
fun of which the mot ha? in no
iSlloui fof ROCtal .ntportnnrf tha; it
tatei the report to ie clrcutatad that
Mr jea-tr haa btan atoltn. The aao
ad act paaaaa !n tin- apartment of the
Ruae famitj In Pari a, and the third
wh;fh if lUppOaad t" take ptaca In
v. v . c ib ire hare, raatoraa Miss
lai i to her uaual Atmosphere, ninca
it in hen that the piece eontalrta nil it
no : the uaual mualcal comadjr.
of .iii the varioua parte that Mtaa
Janii paumed laal nlahl "he won her ad
mireri na ni ic the iondou chappy. Thia
aai nomethint more than mare matarlal
. ifalai u ,i fortune teller and a men
Matar bus nhe had RUeraeated no eenaa
f lotperaonatloni Yet nhe wan alto
RRtbti rot .ntiuie an the Irraaponglbta
or : -. Here waa In manner and
ntnech .i real portrayal an bar pergonal
hi n ITSUallgl 'I tlir type. Am the
la linM girl liter nhe aui eojually ap
peaUn4 in appearance to her admire ra,
who la. I found little to miiinfy them
in the ea rllei ecenea Hut the audi
ex-' found only dellghi In the hint not
i a - full of entertainment from tha
';m tha curtain r ao. in the eecond act
M r i i rkoa had cooed r love eong
I hie a 1 1 to, i pomade manner Then
iritit HordohOi who turned out to te
ne ol tht dellghtfl of "mo eenlng( had
m t hei coupletR t llurtngty. Hut both
i ren more potent etlll m th. laat acenea,
HeUI Bllla. at the piano, played an
i rally ae ever. Then he combined
tat i ; ti to the public and to muatcal
BtAreri ae euci esafully aa In the pant,
glth Mlaa ttoruone at the other end
r aran i plan i to oxpreao tn her
rti rxpreaalve latln featuree the emo
o,. of hie BRUalc. There wei a few
1 tlefylng exhittltn in the way of
i ant chorue which not onb danced
ttt - mp nd wore f roc he tha muat have
bgen I la leal word in modish Areas.
'h;. . i once n eventrh and pro-
0 . There waa an amuilng band
:om n nd villo.
Ml theec attract lone aare in the laat
4i: i n kept the RpCCtatOre amused
1 una etlc from the minute the)
Degan
Pro lUly one rSAROn f T the rirlmht
of the ludlence wna the fad that It
w w enabled to foraei the Aral two acts
Thai w.m eomethlng to la
taa. kful for.
BERNHARDT IN DECEMBER.
Mm Rrraalu ll Srxi lumil If
Mm- s.-rih It.'rtih.irdt Pftblcd to hr
Mnir w .i. .mi K Connor, yottw.
!) hi wan having lUcceM In rn
f'- i new company to lupport nor
!r ii A inv rtcan tour. It whh not l,inir
tl i .lie announcod tiiat th roason
for htr ,-nniinK waw on account
Itath ol atvcntl loadtiui tnem
I h oompany, who :e killed
w- ' Hrini iini- in Pranoo, sin- ii now
W tnnouncc that nor tour will
tptn hi r on Daocmbiir I,
I im unary witti myaalf for ths
ntmcnta," wrote Mine. Barn
htrdi . icu-r arriving junt before
!r cablegram, "but it la no fault of
mir., ..- tevi r.tl mcmbafg of my rom-
iv been kiilail or wounded. Hope,
!'i " end, to offset thin delay by ex.
lei I u fh. tour if neocsggfy,
II I uboininulilp war 1b not at an
II ,, at, I ihould like nothing
letter th ,n to Hiend the Bummer in
rmlng rountry and reKiime my
tour igatn m Brptember."
ELEPHANT FORMALLY NAMED.
Rlppiidroine Meaal l i.ni.led
' hln i bin" Dnrln Natlnoe.
row, Imby elephant, nine ninnthH
J'11 i principal performer In the
1 a na baptiaed with
' ility ycatgrday afternoon on
rome Mage during the Toy
Dave Montgomery pgr
e rite P"red tttons oouldn't be
II Helen Pglcnnt r win there
1 - re . In? of the Chin Chlnnerg
', I,. Theatre, which Itadg up
1 ' un nenl that the haby ele-
' , in'.laed Chin t'hin.
the Hipiiodrome manasgri w't
'cii'mony, uMra Jennie
ii foini parent, looked on with
'I waved her trunk to
the Chill ''hln waltz. "Mr."
J I vera wfta there 00, the
,f ' II baby, "and ho were hie
in. and hie aunts."
ri;
i a n.i I'ln t era,
TI
i h in eh,' .i r mhten
!i nni'i ii. i! fatui
U i Tullj hw no- agaTr in
'! , ngagl 'I f'T ihe
,1.4 1 al igdafi ae?' in whlen
he si irred, and not fur
Mornlag .iBei
v IVuiMlwsrd, head nf the
, isty nf Innlpvg,
. , ,v I',, f,,r perinlaalun i,'
Ki " i"r the benegl ul
org inlaailen,
m - iry ,,n nt the insnagen
itn ,i i;.,r,r n. snnouni et -in
ke - ,lk" , oiltl si in lie held
I-, nriKH miii i, earardag
Hinnliii the tii,i,i appWuM
in i rm in. im " of "Hutash it
1 1 -i iv.ui i to ljtttaen a
i, it,, i c.soper Uagrus and
il 1.4, wl.l ! gLen In NeW
Unit, r III,' Href lion nf
I .
play who elaya eas nf lbs four
it, Th Boomerang' at
Theatre aeyeesly wrenched
mala niahi before isal ami
i with mora realleai thsa
i l,u . In the BSI'.iad SOt,
pretenda m turn her ankle
id ii,, Biattos Dad so asnaant
I- ,11 i,-.,ni nf the Ann rli in
I :. ' l Nci Waybura'a "town
it. , Century lust nlshi anil
.a tin Uaaebsll if one seem hv
Mi, nlnlatura srami i.t,imi
irrigan of the i;. i Sox umptreit
till laagS ,in,l there were other
' Interact the baaaball taa.
''i, in
ifar '
iturae t,
REAM MILLIONS MAY
ESCAPE I Y. TAX
i
Secret win Piled in Connect!
ent. Mad Pnhii si..,-
NonRenidenec.
HEIR8 TREATED ALIKE
Ti e mii of x rman it. Ream, cap!-:
lallet, who riled february ! laat. which j
nan nted ircretly in Windham county.
Connecticut, becaur Mr. Renm wne a I
realdenl of Thompson, that state, wan j
made public here yenterday at the OfftcS I
r Itsaut) state Comptroller Boardman
The IMgona f r the nct'nn of frohnte
Judge Munyan of wmdham county In
K'nntiiiK the request of Ihs ftsam rslatgl
OUIieel lo keep . document from the
public we,,, not disclosed, The will
treated - 1 1 oiembeia of the family
equally,
Tin- win rontalned no reference to the
marital affairi. of the son, Lawrence Mar- j
"ha;, Ream, who married Rleenor pen-,
iii, ton. a showgirl, on November 1. 111,1
hut lived With her only six dayn. A
et itement Hi it (team hue divorced hln
sh'wftrl wife urns made by William v.
Miller, counsel for Ihe Ream extate. hut
he refused to disclose the whereabouts
of Ream, eacept to nay that he In em-.
ployed by tie American steel and wire.
Oompanj ami to a iK at I a. m.
Hie feature of the will which Inter- j
otcil the RtatS Comptroller wan the '
tatemini hy the tOStatOr that he was a
citizen ,,f Connecticut and a resident of
t indhain County. The will wa dated,
January 10 laal in Ne York city and 1
was witnessed b) William W, Miller, the
Ream attorney; hi brother, J. Morris
Miller, and Percy K. Montg tnery.
I ollctlo,, llrre "Look. Ilnrk."
The will Itself and other matter
brought lo the attention of William W, '
Wlngate, xiiecial counsel for the State I
Comptroller in the matter of determining i
th. tax on fit,. Ream aetata in New York, 1
led him to .. yggterday thai w hile ne I
wan nit absolutely convinced that Mr.
Ream left no part of hlK 110,000,000 to.
140,000,000 estate taxable in New Y,,rk
the prospect for a collection of a las
here "looked dark."
.MthouKh Mr Xeam had millions of
dollars woith of Securities in New York
Vaults the fact that he was a resident
of Connecticut ai d voted there at th
last national election makes the gecurt"
ties ex, aipt from a tax on the ground
thai it Is Intangible pro pert) owned hy
a nonreatdent.
The will leaves to th widow. Caroline
P, Roam, nil allver ami gold, furniture,
UHiks. paintings. Jewelry, articles of
dress and ieis,nal adornment, and all
oilier personal effects not otherwise dis-
IKse,l of, In addition. Mrs. Regan re
ceives one-third of the entire estate,
wherever situated, in lieu of dower. The
testator's sisters, Samantha Johnson and
Ida Mlllls. each receive $15,000 in trust,
and John Beam, a iMother, gets $ll,000.
Hei.lil.ie I ns M Heirs.
The will divldaa the reatduary et,tto
; Into nix parte, one pa it Is left In trust
I for Marian B. Steplienn. a daUKtuer.
arlfe of Redmond 1 . Mtephena "free
I from i-ontrol of any huaband nhe may
j have." n her death the principal ic
1 to her degoendnntai hut if ahe leavea
I none he nmy disKme of one-third by j
j win and th remainder in to ? dlatrib
utel among the tithet residuary logateoe.
Another elxth i left to a daughter,
Pran ?ee i- Kvmmerer, wife of John l.
K entei erer. Wte i eoel ven ono-fout t h
outrlirht and the reminder in to le
held iii tragi for her for life U) be
dlatributed among her daacendanta. L:ke
I dtepoettlon in nvide of Miuai Rharee left
'to the Rona, .v rman i. Robert C. and
Blward Ream.
The lat -ixtli. left to i-eoum Marnhall
' l taa ni, ut to be held In truet until he in
35 yt urn old, dutlug whn-h time he
tfofive the iitt iniMiiif. When he in 3.
j he will gt-t one-fnjrt.i of the principal.
' The remaining tttree-f urihn will tin n
h held until hr in 4", wh n one-thinl
will 1 paid, and the remainder hold
. until hie death. The n-m u permitted to
l dlanoae of the trust eatate in hli will,
! tut if he fa He t make euoh dlapogltlon
, it will ie dlatributed among the rvald
uary legateee.
JORDAN L, MOTT'S WILL
DISPOSES OF $1,000,000
Iron FoiuinYr liividcd Estate
Among Children, Except
for 189,000 lo Others.
The will of Jordan I. Molt, who died
' on July :'li laat at the age of Sil years,
and who was head of the Jordan It
Molt Iron Worka of Trenton, wan file 1
; for probate yesterday II dlapoaee of an
estate eetltnated at more than ll.nno.-
, nun.
The doeumenl was saseuted in Iton, j
; four ear before the elopement to
i japan of .Ionian U Mott id, grandson
of the iron founder, ami Mrs. Franres
Hewitt iiowne, who aas later divorced
by her husband, Walter Bowne, The
grandson receives one-sixth of the es
tate, hut ihe trustees have Ihe rlcht to
withhold the principal If 'hey deem it
wise
The will gives une-thlnl of the estate i
each to Marie I.. Maclioan, wife of ex-1
Supreme Court Justice Charlss C, Mae-
Uean, a daughter, and Augustus V,
stott, a son who died before the testa
tor The son's share passed to Mrs ,
.Mai Lean A third son. Jordan I,. Mott.
.ii-, of the Ktts-Carlton Hotel, received
onealsth "f th reeldue ami ihe other 1
sixth gfenl I" IrUSl to hi son, .Ionian
I.. Mott .Id. The latter may receive,
half the principal at 40 ami the remain
Ing half al 4 r. years The will iiIho
I left all the pergonal afeofa to the threj
, hlldren,
I The will distributes 151,000 in upeclflol
benueata to nephews, ngosa and friemis
, A trust fund of K0,000 was left to Mrs. !
' Caroline P, Molt, wife of Jordan 1. Molt!
1 Id and On her death the principal K'les
' to .Ionian ,. Mott SUt, A similar fund was '
' , ft to Mrs Jennie 11. it. Heath, widow
of the testator' friend I r. Heath, and !
on her death it noes to Jordan 1. Mott j
' nth,
The exeeutors and trustees an- the ;
' two surviving children and John Reld
ol yonaera aim mm .,,-.-,.
$630,000 TO AID CHILDREN.
Mileroien I'OlS for Ncn llolldlous
on HuiutiiH'" Island.
Tin Aldermen appropriated yesterday
I0lo,ooo In corporate stock for n w
buildings for the children' hospital and
schools, on Randall' Island and for tliS
nurses' home on BlSCkWell'S Island. Al-
ilerman gumn protested htl ihe i 1,1
must economise, but Frank Dowllng,
Tammany leader, said:
"I'm soinir to vote for ,li loaolut'on,
i iii up for reelection, bui I don't think
this vol.- l.- going lo dofanl mo Mtui
of the atoek Issue is for new buildings
that are needed to houH" feeble niilldCli
Children, If the City does not lakn
im of these cbildreu, who will."
MARY GARDEN, ILL IN
PARIS, CANCELS TOUR
American Singer Reported in
Qrave Condition, follow
Ing Operation.
New arrived her- yesterday from
Paris that Mary Harden, the American
soprano, is gravely in then- following
an operation for appendicitis Her tour
of this country under R. E Johnston,
ihe musical Impresario, was to hecin
within two weeks, All her engagements
have l n cancelled ami Mr Johnston
said yesterday thai he hail no Idea when
a tour could he attempted
Miss Harden, who spent a par: of laat
winter in this country, although she
iii, i not sing professionally, returned in
the early spring to Frame ami has been
si that time active in ihe hospitals
at Alx-les-iialns. Three weeks ago aha
was at Alx anil those who saw her said
Hi. it her Industry appeared to tie agree
ing with her as she eeemed in excellent
health.
Sh whu not only lo sing lore in , mi
reri this season, inn was to make a
picture play out of "Thale" ami aome
of her most popular operas. She haa
not sung here for three seasons, her
lust appearances having been with the
Chicago ipera Company,
Mrs ISdWard da W Walsh, a sister
of Miss Harder, who sailed laal week
f,,i I'. iris, will arrive there to-day, Mr.
Walsh said yesterday that he did not
know of Miss Harden' Itllteos and had
no reason to helleve that she was so '11
as he would otherwise have heard of .1
Miss Garden's family is with her in
Prance, hsr father having sailed on
AUgUSi II, He will h,. back In Novem
ber WOULD BREAK SPALDING WILL.
om t ir 1 1 ii u Uo4a MitImi nl
'i - Ilf NlfMllti hT.
San Duo, Oct. B Keith RpAldltiaTi
Hon of th lata a. q Rpaltllni by hin
tlrst wlft. beK"" U'KS ' BPtlOll to-ilay to
break tin- w of his father M chnraen
"undue Inrtuence' on th.- pan -f Mr,
HfMldlnff aecond -wife. Rllaatietli
thurrhHI H pa Id Ing. and Mre. Kutherlne
Tina ley, head of the l.'nlvemal brother
hood nnd Theoaophlcal ikaiety ;it Point
I a. Cal.
a ( twpaldlns died at Polni Uoma
mi 0eptambar B Iiimi anti the aon nlleired
that htl father was not in his riuht
mind at th time and h:il not baeii for
vurne time previously. The Hpaldtm
fortune In eettmated at BS.oou.000, Th
manufacHurer'n Itml wifi died in l k',
and hf wan married -tain in 1900.
it is alleged tha' the lecond lire
BjialdlnB peretiaded her hueband to live
on the ferounde of the Theoaophlcal In
tttutlon elth th objeel of alienating
him from hlM son, I fndar tht ttrnis of
tha will Kinh Bpaldlni was in receive
Bino.000, Albert Bpalding, the adopted
hid, wan uImo to gi t $100,000, The re-
malnder was u-ft to mtk ipaldlng.
WILLS AND APPRAISALS.
M aRV K KUA M iTTH WW he
ii'.i Hrptember 17. IBtS. al ' Uouni
Ktwn autHterlutn- end wei the wMow
..r i ii 1 1 1 t Htatti siupremt iviurl J untie
Htuntfy m.ii i iii-w , ittft ui imi! if nmru
thtin uoo,ooo, hui ivae i reitlni of U:iii
Inaion, U. 01 the time "f tir ileuth.
an I nn rt nf her prupi rty eai texeble
ti.Ti' H r 0iitato wi'ui in DouMlni.
.1 U KM UUlttXJN M i l.v K, a in. 1 nufuc-
tui Iliac JrugfUl, v ti ihe. I Jl ,1. HH,
left kUi evtate "f 3 7,mj; in (our nieevi
.mil it nt'i'lif w .
UMTUI.leA W KI. Alii. Kit. MltloU Of John
v PiHfUr f ttrooltlyn, iic i in s
voinnri I, 1 1 t . a r.ilnl ol HutUnil, Vt.,
i.i, ;t -, 1 1 7, r whiih $.'.ioii wn in iir
ntnither, Mm oiivi a. Jhh.-m. and thf rt
m.tln.ltr in hrr . I . ikMI-i Urace K. fluff
l-r
MARY OAK LAND, hi i U I Auaual L.
1014, loft MS.BII tn hef lHtr. Simti Win
Duien
lAMKs O'CONNHtJd, who 'He-i July it,
mm, iff i HB.IIB to hN h i ft and thn
ilaufftitera
WILLI A M 0PRKCH. i rPiit Mtet.
hrnier who rtteq in Mrooklyn on ,lunf l,
le r t a ni t Pitate 'f ItllO.HfO, Two ii.uiirii
ttrsL .1 iilitt ll 'l Mai Kurt' I Sprni f . Re l
IITI.III 'h Jnhn jvlfhcNion fpnr
nil Mri Hannah ft, -.-i nun KQd 'Inurxh-
Lr, aaob t ilTieiSti
I
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY,
The "Billionaire's" burden.
MISS MARY F. BAKER
BRIDE OF E. L. FINCH
Ceremony Is Performed bj
Bishop Courtney in si.
James's P. E. Church.
Mlaa Mar Farnuhar Baker, elder
daughter of Mr and Mrs Stephen
Maker, was married to iSdward 1. Pinch
of Pialnfleld, .v J . yesterday afternoon
in st James's episcopal Church by
Bishop Fnsienek Courtney, assisted by
K Vicar Stevenson, r.vtor of (trace
Uplacopal Church in Pialnfleld The
chancel waa decorated with palm and
chrysanthemums and clusters f thrae
flowers were on the peWS In the ,-entre
nisie of the hurch
The hride entered the church with her
fither. who gave her away ghe wore :,
gown of white aatln chrmeuC and a
veil ,,f old point I. ne and tulle that had
been worn hy her grandmother when a
brl '-a Mian Margaret U Baker w.u her
sister's only atn ndant. She wore a
costume of tnile blue net combined with
silver lace and a hat of dark blue velvet
tr mined with pink ms.-s. She carried a
bouauot of pink roses
Justice Hdward Ridley Pinch waa hia
brother's hest man The ushers were
Charles n Baker, ' brother of the
bride ; Wilbur S. Tarti-ll. lternon S
pn ntlce, Uufua t'rnue Ptnoh and Fred
erlck fanner of this city, Thomas j.
Mumford of Pialnfleld, N J ; William
Palmer smith of Netherwood, n. j., and
tleorge W, Kikins of ESlklns r.irk.
W. Va. '
mmedlattely after the ceremony
there was a reception at the home of
tiie bride's parents, I Bast Seventy.
fir r li -treet Mr. and Mrs Pinch lefl
Inter on their weddlnu trip, They will
live in tins city
I'ri't-mnu-
l iiikt-.
-Mlea Julia
Mt 4NUff M. Ji 1 let.
i .upton I'uipke, de ughtc
of Mrs Juli.i
w Punke $? ni Wenutrr place, liranR,
,iial Hftiry W KYrrtnau. .h.. of KoUl I
orange were married vawterday after
noon In Oraoe Ohuroh, iranKf Mra. Ar
thur Rtoadar. ii-tr of t hi brtdti wai
matron (,f honor and Mr. lioeder gav
ha hrtda awa. Ruaaell Kni-man,
ther oi" the brldegroomt wae peal men.
a reception followed at the homo f Mr,
and Mra hVeder. Blm strt-t-T, orange.
Mr and Mra, PVeemtui will reatde in
Oakland, N. J.
Prrr) BvOfl n.
The marriage of mism Htolla
Beat i ii
llrtiw n, tin lighter
.1 Rlveralde
of Mn
1 u-u a,
Will ird Brown
io HSd ward An.
guatug Ponoy took place on
afternoon la the Church of tho
Tht' t"t'rr-nwiiy wan tt'rfinntl
Kev, John Haytiea Holmea,
Mra Percy will h at lutint at
ara Id e Ptivo after November l
Monda
Meaalnh.
hy the
Mj' anil
;s" Itiv-
II 1 4'nrncKl.
i riTTHtn mi, Oot, B.MlM Blag K. Cr-
noglo, nloco of Andrew Carnogloi was
1 married thin evening to Theron H. Hoyl
of NOW York at I fit- brlde'a honif, ti 1 7
: Mellon HtriM't. Tin bride wan given
away by htr ana nl Ian. William H
Bmltbi anil waa attended i- her aleter,
Miss Maraarnt Carnegie Her brother,
, Andrew Carnegie oervod s boot man.
The brlrlt'trroom Is a ion of Tla-nm i.
iioyt of Ridgefleld, Conn.
Thf iiat.ni'. tif M is, I toy t VIM Im it'll
in Pun form 1 1 no. the birthplace of Andrew
i grnegto,
K III,. Mir,, -Keatl,
Smith NogWAMC, Oonn Oot, fi Mih."
Clara Vlvell Kent, daughter nt Mr. and
Mra, William J, Kent nf Ml Oarfleld
plana, Broolclyni ittmtnar raaldanta of
Hickory llluir, near here, ami Jonathan
Kranel.i Kilbourn of Hartford, were
married at Rt. Joeeph'i taitreh Uday,
Tin- brldaantald were mimk oonatanc
May Kiihoiirn of Hartford ; Mia Mary
Theresa Kurreii. mihs Mar) Julia Carr
and Mi - Adelaide Moran .ill of Brook
lyn, Austin Kllbuurn, brother of the
tn nl, Kroiuii. was but mun.
OCTOBER 6, 1915.
DR. FINLEY FOR STERN
DISCIPLINE IN SCHOOLS
Cells State Historical Associa
tion He Objects (inly to Mili
tary Training of outh.
i T V '1st, N Y ti t B Th
et earner Derkahlrci with intmht?r.s
of t if Nt w York Htate H let or leal a
Boclatlon aboard, arrived hr thi
ntng ond tha leventeonth annua! in?;
Ino of thf laooctatlon began In Cutlum
Memorial Mali it John ll Plnley,
ttote 1 ommlaeloner or' Kducatlon do
llvered an addreaa called Wool Point
in Lite raturtf." in which he Midi
"i have I teen quoted ia wylng thit
'military training led to International
hetred ind barbaric warfare.' I have
not t.iul thip. hut I have objected t"
Introducing military training in ou
public m 'hot tin ar a rn-.iriP of ronntTitit
Ing children and youth for a nervt
whuh aoaume! the continuance of the
very thing wrilch we trying to e
termlnate Bui ! have .s ardently bI
vocated aa aerioua die Inline in our
achoola a we x pt of tnoee w-ht are
to tvo their country a- BOldlOrOa'
Or. Klnloy nnid that Went point hoi
aitivvn poet a , the atemcr aort, but nonf
the leaa poet a, and that Weat Point
iiat appeared a'herever any one haa
witten the country! preat battlOl
into literature
' i flare nee r Townaley, auporln
tendenl of the military academy. wl-
r-ome.l the vlaltnra. I . S AlfXan'ier
rrsirx'Tided. Then Qouvcrnour Kernhie
poko of "The p . t point Foundry "
Dr. John M I'lark.. il'r. itr tf the Rtatc
Museum, h another p'iker . Clinton
s. -oil mi read . poem. "Wayne and
gtony Point," nnd -ifrii vV, Abrama
f in in led itereopt Icon plci urei Itluatrat
Iph the hletory of the Hudaon Valley,
Tomorrow ntornlna thf aaaoclatlon
Will meet in the oM cadet chapol to
Itaten lo ilddfoaaea by Cot damuel r.
Tillman and Pol Cornetiui da Will wui-
i x. P S. A. The Tterknhrt will remain
hen ii Ihe headquarter nf the aaaocla
tlon NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mlaa Rvelyn Brown, flaugbter nf Mr.
.in, I Mrs Jaittra Rrowtl Will ba iii irri.-d
to Prancta Rurrltl Tborne this ufter-
iio on in St Tlinm is'h rhurrh, A small
reeopiion will follow ni the home of
tha i, ride's parenta, Til I'ark avenue.
The weddinir of Miss Alter Itelin.
daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry S Bel In
of gcranton, Pa., to Pierre s. du Pont
,,f IVIImlngton, Del,, wilt take ptnre this
afternoon at the New York home of Die
hrlnV, parents, ton Vark avenue.
Miss Helen V Judann, rlaughter of Mr.
Iltld Mrs Henry I Jtldsnn, will he mar
I--, ,i to tlenrga fl Parks, fortnsrli of
Provldenoe, n I . in the Chureh of ihe
Heavenly Reel on tvtnbsr : a re.
reptlon will follow at the h nn I of the
hride's parents, 77" Madison avenue.
Miss Margaret Rk'hifrdson Pratt,
daughter of Mr and Mrs. Pharlea M
Pratt, will he married lo Frank ,1. Krosl
,,f si i.ouis tins aftsrnoon at Beamoor,
the country place of her parents in
Qleti Pnve, I. 1
Mr and Mrs Readier) Q, Johnson,
who have been passing the summer at
Ihelr eoiiniry place, Hllfln, In lallp, I. I .
are at ihe ilothani for a brief vlait.
Mrs, Renjamln fluggenheun and her
daughters are at Ihe Qedney Kami
Hotel for several days.
The wwddlng "f Mlas Katlta.'lne Hut
ton, daughter nf Mr. and Mra John
Button of III Park avanus, to Thomas
V. Plunketl A'lH take jilaee iii St. James's
Church nn November t
lllal,0l I'llrtntHn V.I llellrr.
Boston, Oct, The condition nf
Bishop Kobcri Codman of Maine u ra
portsd tii-nlghl to be practically nn-
ebaiiaeil. He haa not hern eotiHeioui- for
several day nnd the paralyala which
flift al'te, ltd Ilia left ide haa lieeomn
more general
I phnlila N,-h,n,,n,,-llr,,,k lll.oree.
CHIOAOO, "ft I, The State Apprl
late Oourl to-day eonArmsd the ileetee
of divoree granted Mra, Brnestlns Rapr
(Mrne Sehuiniinn-Helnk ) from William
Huip, Jr.
HEARING'S CHARGES
DENIED BY PROVOST
Sn.vs r. of p. tnMrnctor Wai
Rot Asked to Stop Child La
bor mid Poverty Tolk.
OFFERED TEAR'S PAY ALSO
PfttLAOgLPfllAi 'let. I, PrOVtMt Bda
gar I'. Smith of tin- University of Penn
sylvania denied In-day that ho had ever
nxked Dr. Scott Nearinir, the dlamlSSCtl
Instruetor, to refrain from tuikm
naainst ohltd hltior and poverty, It i ,,
the provoel'a first atatemant on ihs
Nearltsj SlagtlaaaJ,
"f did not ask Hr. NVarlnit to modify
hi vlewi of teacriing as to ehlld labor."
he aHld. "or iim to poveity or ,1- to III'.
other apedfla trlavn or doctrines, Tli
Whole purpoaa of the uttly Intervleia i
ever had with him, which wa about
four yenr ago, WM to get I nn to try
to ghe no ground for sensational nnd
exaggerated mlaconcaptlons or tna tehrws,
The only eaamfile dlaouaaed had refer
enoe to his then recently published etate
mont that he had 'utterly lost faith in
the COUrtS II d the lag '
"ir. Rearing saya in n recent an.
tiouneernent : 'Neither the Iw-ard. l or th
provost nor any ofth-er of the hoard has
offered nie ii Continuance of .salary'
"The fact Is that on three separata
OCcaaiona I told the dean nf the Whnr
t"ti School that I was jireiini ed. with the
appro vs l of th,. trustees, to pay Pr
Nearing hb) full year's salary, and on
each oceaaion the dean, speaking for fir
Rearing, declined the iffor
I'rnvn.l llfT, red III Own Money.
"fin one of l,hej.e ncrnniona I pro.
txwed, if i: Neaiing objaotad undo,
the ntminial n tires to receiving pay from
the university, to draw my personal
.lio,-k for tlio full amount, hut this offer
was also declined
"The proposal was made because both
the trustees and I dealred Hr. No.iriiiL
to understand thai the failure to r,.;, ,.
nr'nt him was not nevompn tiled by the
least desire to Injure him personally
or by iiny lack of appreciation of his
merits As k ma'tcr nf fart the roeord
of the hoard ahow conclusively that It
hSS alWay heartily favored t ne fullest
academic freedom
"Pr j winiam White's statement
that Hr Rearing in,', been kindly and
considerately ..shod if he could roi les
sen a growing feeling i whh-h m.Lr.v of
us Ihoughl unjust to ;.imi by a hetier
adaptation of his arguments o the un
derstanding of Mr audiences la entirely
correct.
"i cordially Ii dome the following
statement made hy rr White in his
re.-ent I, tier to thi alumni :
""So far aa I know, nothing could he
more unwarranted or further fr,,m the
truth than the assumption that the
lion In the NeariiiK case was part of
a so-called plan to carry out a rear,
llonary poiirv against free academic
discussion and freedom of individual
speech.'
Vrrr Prom Reactionary Policy.
"There never ii is hern,
h,. any thought of such
university There never
never will he. any aueh a
nnd nevar will
i policy at the
h:ii heen. and
Hon taken by
'he hoard There is not now, and I
doubt If there ever haa teen, an ele
ment In the hoard that culd Influence
any rotes toward such nn end."
Provost Smith's statement waa in
answer to charges mad' by Scott Neap
ing In hla statement published on Mon
day -nornlng.
Provost Smith aaid that when he had
read lr Nrartng'a statement he fell
tiled upon to reply, alnee there seemed
to be a "diaagre merit In regird to the
facta In tha Sett Rearing rase III the
recrni articles' and Interview! of Pr.
J White and Br s,-oti Rearing."
OBITUARY
Iiihn l.o.d.
John Loyd, 10, one nf the beat known
machine and die manufacturers in the
United Statea. and who ilurlnir the civil
war waa i naval engineer, d!e,i ,at, r-
da) al hia home 187 a Taylor atreet.
Willi. inisl, nra 11, born at Xewton.
M im . and early in life In settled In
New Vork elty. After lua dlschargs
from the navy in lri7 he started dis
manufacturing under the arm nams of
McUoughlln, Qrover a Uoyd, He was i
member of the Military Order nf the
Loyal Legion, the Navy League, Atnorl
can Society of X...il Bngineera, m,Tt
can Society of Mechai leal Knmeers
and the Metropolitan Museum of Ar
He sss unmarried
.inioi, Haletead,
MAMARovKrK.net -Jaoob H ilatead,
a New Vork attorney and politician, d.il
.,i idenly today ,t ina home hare .ii the
aa "f ' ofllce was it Ti, William
atreet, New V.-rk. Mr It a 1st end icrved
on the Hushes committee In I ft 01 ami
likewise on the Taft committee 1912,
ii waa a member of the Republican,
Manhattan, Lambs, Larchmont Yacht,
vvykagyl Oolf and Outtyihunk Pishing
clubs ami the .ot,, 'sl Pratsriilt) Hla
widow. Mr Clara s Halstead. and aon,
J, sterling llalate.it. valedictorian it
Yale in llll, survive him
JaSOb lllev lopf.
Voht Plain, N V Ool ." Jacob ins
vendorf, years old, a prominent Pern
ocral of Montgomery county an,i one of
lt wealthleal rltlsens, Is dead at hla
home in the town of itiait His grand
father, Jacob Dlevendorf, when a boy of
tl waa scalped in a battle w-nh Tories
ami Indians at t?urrtowu, hut lived to
an old acu.
MRS. HAVEMEYER ON STUMP
T.xira llaaklaaS t'aaati f.e gaN
feaae With i.ii of State,
ttrrggN, N V. Oct t, Seat.d In her
own automobile trimmed with banners
an, I colon nf the Women's I'olltleal
ITnhM and with ihe ahlp of gtale nut -lined
;n electric lights. Mra. Thendne
Havemeyar apoke before an audience on
Main ilret here to-nlghl Mrs Hive,
meyer waa accompanied by Mra
Clarence Legow, Mre j'hlllp Babcoek
Mrs Hherwood M Hard and Mr, Klale
Wrlgley.
Tomorrow meetings will be held at
New Olty, Nunuet, gpnrklll, Vallej l.'ot
lags, Weal Nvnck and Congers and at
Koti Comfort Inn, In her address M n
Havsmeyer urge.i the men of New Yoik
to pul the Women on board the it, ot
state.
NEW AWARDS FOR POLICE.
Offered by vo,ia for Baoegtloaal
.iu,iTe,i, an, i Intelllgeaee,
Police Commissioner Woods In a gen
erul order yestordu) itnuounced plans
for Issuing awards tor merit tu luem
hers of the for,-,' showing exceptional
judgment, Intelligence and ability m the
perfurmancs of their duties, Men
feilng original suggestions which air
proved to be efficient are also eligible
for the awards.
The hoard of honor, ehlch now re-
i wa a. 'la of valor, will iiiu revleU
acts of merit r the suggestion!, offered
to the Polios Commlsatoner,
"Awards for merit," laid Commli"
aionei Wooda, "will hereafter count Just
aa much in a promolloii eauininatlnn im
awards for bravery This opens a chance
for promolloii to ihe men generally, and
above all It la helleeu tn he absolutely
practicable.''
SUFFRAGE CALENDAR.
11 iv m offiro of oeffnafl'Aflieri
can commit if nf Worm n Huirraa'a
Party open, Room lilli 1 iVaeeau
hi reet
Itl019tll P m Women eatcheea
1 1 tna pel 1 1 in Mannatiaai BrooaajrOi
Thf Mronx and Rh-h niftiid.
I p, M. Btre i meetlnf At n!
avenue and Arden atreat in-i at lifth
ytrt-et u it ' i Fherman avenue,
I i' m RuffraM hearing ut n puh
n nn CI a a, iMfl Waal llfin alreef,
H P M Hlnth Aaaemhly dlatrlet
Brrmklrn, atral mfftinsr al Fortiftii
at reel and Fori llaniltton Hvsnuc
I P M Open mi meetlnf of boni
aland aqoad in tnw (aland city.
i to : p, M -Queen n Itorouth. Btteot
meat lag in from "f Court ttoueei Long
lunil cit)
l ' p m ejtreet meeting at ia:ih
tree l ami Reveni h avenue,
:: p M - SM-,'et meeting at Ninety
j. tii ret .ni, i Broadaay j chair thant
Mn w J. Morten.
MACMONNIES HID ART
IN A BARN TO SAVE IT
taulptor Arrives FfOHI F'ranro
nnd Telh f Tricking
German nvaden
Frederick Mm Monnloo, the aculptof,
who haa been iivImr in Franco f-r many
yenr. returned yoatrday on the irrencn
liner Ufa hambeaUi front Hnnlnaux.
told how he had aavod hla nrt
trcaauren from capture or doapolltlon
by ihe Herman Invadera before tha bat
tie "f the Marne, and recalled one of
Bdgar Allan loea atofleg in which the
theory waa advanced that the bag! plnca
ti hide anything la the moot oWvtoui
lit whh t hen at llvemey. and when
, the Qermnni mad- th-.r laah for Paiia
they paaaed hla place, He put htl troau
urea und r aome straw in hi barn, and
they v ere overlooked.
One of i hi etatuea that were not In
tin- barn wua "Clvlo virtue." which
eventually will he set up In f?lty Hall
, Hark! Mr. MacMonnlea aald the iifrun
had been compl ted and wan now In
i Paha, underground) where it had been
; placed t" eecape poaalblo injury in caaa
"f bombardment or tht- capture nf the
city, While hi is hen, which will ha- a
i long tune. Mr. MacMonnlea win look
' over the iMty Mali plaaa ami later confer
t with city oftlniala In regard to the a'te
tor ihe fttufit.ru of which "Civic Virtue"
forma the chh f ngufe
Life in Franco at preoentt the aculp
tor aaldi was not Inapt ring to an artlal
and lie auapected that he would Opend
the real nf hla dayg in Aniiria. it i
not likely that " !lvlc Virtue," which
haa been 0 long ime Under way. will
arrive her until there ts no probability
-f hi r pluna.tia to the huttom of th
aea wi;ha)the ship hearing her through
irpedo gttack
U. S. JUDGE SCORES
LYNCHING OF FRANK
Florida Jurist Say It Was Ont-
enme tf ndifferenee lo
l,aw in Georgia.
The Federal Qrand fury empanelled
yesterday for the October term, of which
Harry Payne Whitney la a member
' heard .ludae William B, Sheppard of
i', -I. s.o ola, ria . wdio la temporarily as
Signed t" the I'nlted Statea Platrict
Court here, denounce the Frank lynching
, a an outrage resulting from the md.f-
f, renc, Shown h.v the people nf 'tenrsla
f,,r ara to audi Infractions of the law.
The Judge In hia charge to the Jury
uaed thia point to Impress the furors
with the necessity nf tiikius cognisance
of every violation of the law and every
attempt to obstruct or divert Justice.
"Not ao m my weeka ago." a. ild the
Judge, "an a'-miat unprecedented out-
r mi, waa committed III "He of the
frVuthen Stat.s That offence ggalttat
soclsty, that outrage agalnat the law
was th" culmination of an indifference
Which exist d in that State for more
, than tw. i ty years. Lynching and
outrages agalnat the law had become
so eufnm i that little attention was paid
to them. Bven the officers of tli.. law
- hanged with the enforcement of the
law aid the protection of society bad
j become lukewarm in rheir dut. ao it
waa possible for a man t - be taken
from 'lie State penitentiary, from tha
eustod) the off., -era of the law '
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.
Some of the l.ali-.t Nnmea I'laieed
on ,lie RraTtetVrS,
Clarldge 'i, rles Tuaatotl, Kerfelk,
V i A M Hi ISS l'h Sg; J. W 1 an.
Toronto; .i i' Cromwell, Clsvslsndi it. .1
Warret Meridsn, Conn.
M i Nathan leird IMward O'Neill
in.i c ii Bora Haagor Me; Mr Whit
ney, BoMon; T I" Sullivan, HI hmond,
Vs . -i i ' i; Farguaon, iMn Franctaoo,
rtiiarr.rt Mrs Alh'e A Faster, Saru-
n.i Lobe, n v . Henri Holland, Cigdeus
burg, N V . Mi Slid Mi" W A Swlnner
tun. s.ci Pram Iscoj Mr and Mr- p It.
Huakln, chleago F s Hughaa Berkeley,
Cal
si Real, Mr sad Mr, William T
jnhiiuin I'lntlnnatl; K M Padslford,
Wuahlaaton
Manh m.iii Mi ind Mi i r Dlatrleh,
Baltimore: Mi and Mi- I. I. Howe, Hart
tor i I'niin.i Mr and Mra Frnlerlek Dun
ran Pittahurg; Mr ami Mra C I. adaina,
Pbllsdi iphla.
KI I t k It. Hupp, AlbHMV. Mr an t
Mrs K 1. Tinier. Halt
Pilt, iieorg, ',', i ' Powlar, Boston;
n i St on a lie. Mnlnea, la
Doth im M: an.i Mr- Walter C. Hub
bard, lairchtnonl S V
Aetor- ''I'll ii i ml ml de CalMtllerta Aqua
daate del Hnnaralda, sr sld deeanin fo
it aldeni Menoesl ..f Cuba; Maud it n
SUHilll V N A
Waldorf-Aai oriii M- and Mr, Martina,
ai l family, Havali.i Mr . ..i Mr. V It
aeon Virginia F V Drrden ami
family, Neu.irk
HI i tin Mr not Mrs Henry Rslln, Ir.,
Paris. Mr and Mra ll s ,tt II yea,
Craton-on-Hudannj Mr- Edward Kendall,
T, xai Mr and Mr- Alan Rvana, Pitta.
burs Mr and Mi- John Borden, .'hi
r;i,'i.
MarilniMUi n Plttmnn, lx,s Snpale,
'il ; Rbnei l. luir. I.;, n, a. lei . P.i,. Mr , ,. I
Mrs II Brown I'bii i" N I: Dahnriie,
a, nn ,, Pa. Mr and Mr- .lac, in Miller
Hhlla.lelphlii; .1 I'. W ward, s.,a luaii.
P II M I M'- R. H White
pet roll m .mi Mn ,i M Burdlna
Miami Fk,
THE SEAG0ERS.
iri'ival, yeaterday
Rucbnmla-au ii"ni Hi
bv Hi" French liner
irdeaul
Mi - w. -i Roaeerell
II .1 It, Ml
ilni i, .lulu n
Arlhlir (In
Mr ;n ,1 Mr. R Rim
icr M.ttralh,
I'ouni Kit., ii" ,1'H.ir
coiiri ivrii Huwar I
iiari, I' i-e hman
Preili rick MacMoiinli
Kr ink H Laimi
Hon,, ruetir Mnri I
Wilann Fiaber
Mi. K i' l.aalnn
Mi - r v s. ir.i ii r
At rival by the Icata
Hallla Ola. . from Coia
Mini:
Hr Heursi Reynplda
Krneai Yarrow
Hr and Mra Clsrenos
Osther
Hi i hi Ward liner s,
Harry K tahley
Mr- Chsi'lea lni,ii,l
Hi- Wiin. on liuil.'r
inavlsn American hue
una.' n an i Christian
Cam i. I.an
W lip',' 11 I ., entritl
Caid I. Uenachos
Mlaa I A ll 1
ii o i.'.i. front Havana
Kali, II gilt,
Victor M mini
lose f Pei-,
But
OH?8
New Books
Rare Books
Coirect Stationery
681 FIFTH AVE.
$500,000 GIVEN TO
BARNARD BY SCHIFF
Now Stiitlfiits Hall Will Br;
Onlre of Not'inl atul Rf
llffioiis Activities,
TO CONTAIN GYMNASIUM
,Taroh H. R h ff haa offered 1 0 Rgf
nard Colleae, ff whleh he wan one of
ine nrla!tal tnin'- -s. a students h.ill. it
ooai not more than 600t000i according to
an announcement made yesterday : ft r
noou to the undorwraduateg, Tito trun
teen formally accept! d the offer.
For the last five years BttnlehtO at
Ha r nard have been gnatly HI u d nf
I aymn,u'um. reception rooms nnd of.
Acog for the atudeni nrganltatlona, ito
cause of the lark of RpACO In the OtttCf
btilHIlngv tf the college group the phya
loal and soiai neni.' of lite atttdenta
have of noceaalty bean alighted, The
iindeiaradnatt s liave had the Uae off tha
Teachers Pollogfe gymnualum for ontv
a few hours week I v.
The now hutidina. according to piano
now being made, will enable tho college
to develop the work of its phvsl.-al de
partment and alao provtdf for the lal
ner'dn nf the underarraduatea, The hall
win contain gymnasium nboui ion hv
ii" fet. erhlch will serve fr reception
meetlnga and the annual flreek danc
tvesides the rout I no physical work
tanchrnoin will he one of tin feature)1
of the building, tn addition ther will
will be offices and spate for a Ilhr.iry.
in accordance with Mr, HcnlfTa ex
pressed desire the hall Will serve ;s (
centre for th s.. lal and religious ac
tivities of all tha women students nt
Columbia University wlthoul regard
creedi thus providing f(,r the won i
tudent" what BSarl Kali Is for the men
Mr Bchlffs K'ft is r'R.trded on tine .
larly appropriate al tola lime, ehv
it is m.ifi" on the fiftieth antilveroary ol
IiIk arrival It: this Country and nlilw
tightly after the twenty-fifth annlvei
ary of the founding off the eolloge.,
KIDDIES' KITS NEW APPEAL
I Myron T. Herri, k t.k, V l.l for
Orphaned Brtglgae,
j A new r.Mief organisation hai i,e"i
, formerf Ui thia City to do I;- j ,r' in
I reltcslng the misery tnd deatiiutlnti
j caused by tin great war. Tha ("hlldren's
Fund fir Klddlea' Kits has l"-. 'pet. t
I by Mynm t llerrlck, former ' ina-
sador to France , Karl liavlx n ...
i executive secretary of the National Al.
! lied Belief Crrr.mlt'ee ; 'ly,1e A l'i It,
secretary of the .War Hellel Cknrii u
House; Mra Arthur M Oodge M Anne
Morgan, Mta Lulslts Leiatid, M
Marshall .1 Dodge. Mr William Con . .
Mra i;eor-e M Olney and oth.ra ft
appeals directly in ijes,,ir ,,f the Fren 'i
and B-vgian children ahoae mothers
1 hive hen killed in the bombnrdmeni
j cf towns '.n Flanders and France, hi i
i whose fathers are dead or are Rgbtltlg
I In the trenches
The Kiddies' Kita cominili,e sicL-t-sta
I two ways ,,f helping A hit containing
, warm Winter Clothing tray be made nn
by cnntrlbiitora ami rent to tl.. dill,
dren'a fund. In", West Fortieth aireel,
or the money for a k:t may I scnl
If conirlhutnra irefer to sen,l v
?R may tie aent for a boy's kit ,,i ia
for a girl's kit.
The committee call- attention espe.
elslly to the fact that the peed le nr.
great and that winter la , -omlne
Parla IrtUla Haklna Tin,
Don. io im Relief,
Marry It Lachman, d. lector of ihe
; Artiste Aid Roclet) of Paris, arrived
j yeaterday by ihe French liner Kochani
beau with toys and dolls made bj ar
' tlata of I'aris and their families who
I are trying to raise money for those
whose providers are righting, Mi
' man aald that many of the families
! are destitute With Vlacountesa Ban
cougtie gnu Mm- op Kastieii be
rga
niseo me artists ami their f.- lib
make ertlstlc toys for sale In Amerli
to
MARRIED.
OOOt.lTTI.R SHOTTKH geptembai
191.'.. at Trinity Church, larnox, Man,
bl 'ha Rev William t,mvr tn-e Wool,
Rtlnor Buchanaa shnr. daughtei of
spem-er P shotter of Savannah. Ha.,
ta ''harie. Andrew, Doollttla ,,f Near
York
FfNOB RA K Kit mi Tuesdey, ivtobea
i. llll, at st Jamee'a , imr, u. . ,v
Y '-k. b Btahop FreileHek I'ourl ia
aseta'eii i the Rev K Vicar, Htevtti.
aon. Man Farquhar, daughter of Mr.
an.l Mra gtepbea Hiker to Hear, l.a
Roy Finch
PRRRMAN PUPKK Monda) October I,
Hill at Qraeo church, Orange, v i
hy Ihe Ray, Char, a T Waikley, i . i
Isigton, daughter nt Jalla w and
late Btwrtiard i. Puphe, to Henry v.
Freeman, .'r
ll'.I.MKs ivinh Al gl Peter', chunli,
Freenetd, N J Monday, lietoher I. by
the Rev John F, Mllbank, Margaret,
daughter al Bmata yard end ib
Wlllbam M tenia ti Willi s'.
Helm, a
TAYLOR- DA.Ni.'ili'KS w Malda Parleg
Chuecb, Ragland, geptembai in,
lieorge .'-,- .,e Tiylm- ,,f . , York
,li, P. Hilda Dancot'lM nt u . reft
Surrey. Rnfftaad
D1KD,
COW v v Hsnrt i: . 1
THF PCNKII tl, CHI It' II It Waal
Twenty-third street i Frank R ,.
bell Hulbllngl, Wedneadaj inoi iioa it
n'i-:,.,k.
! FISH At Newsrk, v .1 . Tueaday, ., -lobar
j, t, Clsrs lone, Fiah. rlfa
I of tha lata ii Hi nr i 'in . Fiah,
I t O , In her u .u, -lip I, vs ,, s
i Funeral services be held ,t iu Flr!
I Baptist Peddle Memorial i'hunti
i tier of Broad and Fulton -:ie:s,
Newark. V .1. Tbursalay, II ',''" f,
' at j i' m Intermi at it ib i "n-
eeatsnes of rami Friends are glnd'y
urgH.i not i , sen i ib, era
I HALSTRAtl giiiklrnly on her i is ,
i in. haair st Orirnls Pout Mamaroius-k,
NY Jacob llalaesd. beloved husband
of Clara s Halstead
getlea of futcr,,: hereafter.
ItlOHARDSON fin Octtrher ',. S.v at tor
late renldenee, '.rt'i West lllsi atraot,
Barlette Monre, widow ,f Porker
Cleavsland It 1. hordson,
Sen 1 "a private
Ht'aaill.L Suddenly, on Monday, u lobar
4. llll. In bi ssvent) it: 1 1 year, s
Hamilton Husaell,
Funeral ssrvlvss al his ints raa,ones,
3 in Ma i street, Hi onglyn, on Wednea.
day evening si I o'clock latsrmsni
PMUIpsburg, i' n
SANFOIIU On October IttlJ, Fre,lercg
Homer ianfnrd n Kins. n, S, .
formerly ol Bridgeport, I'oim
Funeral ami latarinent privals .ii ', 4-
stan.
gUltll " ' "' Mondai " lober 1 lul
Jnnies H. Hhetls, .,' In- lata real, leu e,
,71 Wist 1 iu sir.-,-, s.-'.-'iin re,iuieni
mae U'lH be ogerwl for Ihe rep.an of
his a, ml on Friday, i'i v .11 I0;s,
A. Mu at the Church Our Isidt 'f
iaurdsa, We 1 1 ild sire. 1
Interment a' Calvary Cemetery, pn'-is-1,
ml' Rowers, Bllenvllle, x v . papei ,
ll ItsllN 1
,'otlis back,
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