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h9
BAKST WILL DESIGN
HIPPODROME SCENES
CHARLES E. REOTTER
WEDS MISS MEADOWS
ENO WAS RATIONAL, DURE OF DEVONSHIRE
HIS FRIENDS TESTIFY WILL GOVERN CANADA
CANOEING BANKERS
MAY BE DROWNED
l-'riends mid fielntives of Coil
llo Attend Ceremony in
St. Thomas's Chantry.
'successor of the Duke of Con-
irtM
Accepts Offer From
rliiim nm. Will Arrive
Here in August.
Ct'iil Kstnte Men nnd Munici
piil .lust ices Sny His Mind
Appeared Active.
Feur Hurty nnil Mnrcelle of
Clews k, Co. Were Lost on
l.nke Micliiirnn.
niiiijrlif, tins llended
TerritorinIs
THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1916.
st.vhi: m:vs an i) (iossir
fpirlf. H PllllttRlintll iHH SIIOCCPllPlI
!- (wniii.id.ri: Leon Haslet to ionic to
V; cotimrv ,i, .... r
... 5,-eiiprv-
and co'turncs mr one or me
The
4 s mio "f xhr c,c'11 spectacle which
t ! I,, .n-n at the llippodtomo Mr
pi.i.nfhjm received the cablegram of
fl-(.la'HV yesterday. The. artist will
... h.i ... .tittit and lie nreaetit
n ,, ... .I,,,,,., i overlings of tulte and finished with
. tie .... ...... o. .... ,
mi September 4. Mr. PillltiKhnin
time the is rent a.ivanuiR.! oi cm
rvvnc tli'" Bfnlus of Hakst with nn
,rl..t who lus ptevlouly been his In-
rHt.nii. for icrlHlnly Urn incomparable ,
Ansa I'avlowa, who has been added to.
tn.. in l, ,., i
r i'"'."'-"" .,. ,
o'lteniai mii iu...i.....K .r ... "'Him .
!," Itskrt would dcslRti.
A'Wn Kerns, who lias appealed In scv
I (.if. ei by Philip lti.rtholoniae. will
,rtlnl Krnest Truex when "Very flood
FiMn'' starts on its travels. In this
.AiniMiiv Welllnptnn Cross will
I
1
-he idaee of Oscar Shaw and
I ..I. '
cum, -
j rtViuie m.ii - "" j i,nmedlatety after the wcddlnR cere.
u" .... ......... i,. he,.., ......eri inlnm"y Ktt" ' reception In the home
rijv vml' hiis when J. 1. WllllamH pre
,! Ji.hn I'r.w In the dramatization of
unrein .. , ...r,,,". ' . ' 1 i of
Tmikcr.i nori, n.....
Mil. hell.
nurrt ll.irey havine sailed for I'.iik
t,r t taUe his place In the army,
V." Wh.te has supplanted him very
jo. -nf"ll a s the (Joi-eriior of thr
F.n .n "Justlco" at the Candler
The lire
Tli famous Abbey Theatie In Dublin
va, nr. ti. ally ill' banded Its comvany
vlirno.1 Is a. tiiiK "I'ck o' My Heart"
i"r,ill Arthur Sinclair Is ptaylne
n'lrl'h sket.h with other members of
, . .i mp.un In the UiirIIsIi music halls
n.1 r.thlcen Nesbit wilt remain In Ibis
.i ir.l r U "t probable that l.ady
f,rcory will ever nttcmpt to revive the
lri::ui 'in
M.rcbrr-. of the National C.unrd In
n-'form lll bo admiltud free to all
f:e-n ti porioi malices of the New
ff.M Theatre except on Saturdays.
trl.iys ml holida. ine wimp
Vte i eMente.l lo them at the S.noy
THf,ire in w.-st iniriyiouru. "."-
M -hael U.imtiurR. the father of MarK.
..' iinna il.uiibouri:. has just died
M. i'real He bad been a teacher of
. ...... 'tllltmih
fine Here lor mm.... t'"'nf "
hf was f'T a lone lime ciura ... ...,.....
When the fnhan Theatre opens for the
Mieusl It will oe wnn .'vt-.i
Hie new farce by H. C. Mesrue
- Pald llelasco Is produclnc. In
WuVnCon the piece was called "A
, is K.I10W- and It has previously
w known under another title. So It I
1 1 ' lie adviintaRe of three names. ,
V!
toris K.-ane comes nacK to me i
! ss'.ates she will brine with her
P
II k n' Carlott.i, by Arnold !-I-
made from his novel "Sacred
'.ine live."
. (i'd Homestead," after thirty
f ue by Penman Thompon nnd
i . '-rs. Jus at last cone Into the
H.-.itrc The leiiRth of time It
...it of the Mock companies !
the t.'St of a play's value In
d,is S't' h a record pres how
i thl old rural play was In com
with. let us say. "The Kternal
iom." which almost made a record
other kind.
r
A-
announcement yesterday from
( I. illUII I llllj J......... .
on his part for the comlnR
than eer before. His first offer- .
hu- York will be a new play by 1
hl.T:' which will be produced n- tne
Ut.. Theatre on Iabor Pay. It Is un-
1r'vl that the drama will tie ot me o
ifivu. ular variety with a larse cast.
December 1, Mr Tully will
im Hates Post in New York In '
-Icrp play written by John Hunter J
Mr post has hut recently com- ,
' a'i ensacement of more than II1'.
.- rmiar the Tentmaker."
T I!.' I of Paradise." that perennial
w 'II vtart on Its lxth season in
A'irn play entitled "The Settle
" ' Kdwin Pradford, has been
ic . -pil for production, althouRh the
t mVo of Its performance has not
- fixed DurlnR the season It l
' " ,i Mr Tully will present In
.te or two of his past successes.
. .,f which will be "The Rose of
Mi" Tempest will close lier eriRaee
" ' Lady's Name" at the Maxlne
I" Theatre on Saturday nlRht In
r thit nh.- may take a vacation. Sh
wii acain next season under
1 manauement.
r "' Parker, who was seen last In
"V i i i'h dee." has bepn added to
' supporting Lew Fields In "Step
- v a' IhP Shubert Theatre.
l.l tt'xnne has sluned a tlvc jenr con
' 'ii the ShuberiH.
He will con- I
hp U t.r flardpn In
The
I
ri
how of lOJf, "
Coiii-an has Just flnl'hed a
i tn. lliisiiano: ana ", in
Marred by W illiam A Urady.
' a-' nipportlnR Mr. CorriRan are
11! '. MotitaRii l.oe, Dion
' is- and Pthel Clajton.
Ilarwoiiil. who will be renietn
i Mr i s urforinance of the butler
1 ' Maude In "rSrump." and
law. have bepn eiiRiiRed for
"ii' r.les in 'Please Help Lmll."
p-p'y in r.hich Ann Murdock will
'i f par at the Lceum The,-
,n Ausrust.
th
r i
IT,.
'.'.nit, who is now at work
e 'The SmucRlers." fcaturlnc
and Donald llrl.111, siys that
Mire ictliiR I like Rolni: In a
r which one can never be
1 n th a llnlshinR decree. "The
a.- lr Olcott. "are the only
' 1 dramatic profession where
he Utislr while the Impre.
.utn.R Rf.pi on record. Then,
s in- a llhetal idliritloli
If you w il.-h the dnj.cn
nd ncressps who sit around
val Iiir their turn, you will
He-(.v Marina Into spare
'.li t' hut when their call
they -hake off their lasrl- t
11 r 'vitn a speefi mat speihs .
the movies as a IralnlnR
h I is nlfeclional(.ly
ihe Mudio of the Famou
,. 'he distinction of pi'liiR the
' direct the slMRlnR of a
' lie was also the tli't dl
r i whole rompanv o'Anier.
I'.'.id III- his iri'ide. pic
i .ra't.-ir Naples, l-lRvpl. M.I-
m -I Pontile- and i the
1 hi dire, tor who has ever
-ii Jerusalem.
' ai- i:i.. ; ii r il .-m 111 Open,
. r of 'he I'.n llast ilanlen
i.inr ""iiiimer restaurant In
' 'be Ifdeihlll Hotel over-'..-k
.venue vl'l take pla. "
1: 'I ' . -ndeiis will bp mill ll
mi o f"i a hotpl I.elnR
t
Iff
1 'hi -. e n the mailer of
-ervhe and 1 ooklnit Pur
1 ring there will bo rtanclnc.
MIk. Mildred Meadows, daughter fit
Mr. nnd Mrs Thomas O. Meadows,
married to Charles K. Rcutter, eon of
Mrs. Robert Retittcr of this city, yester
day nftcrnoori In the chantry of ft.
Thomas' Church In ihe presence of a
con , of ..nii tr,fnit.
....
Itcv. Dr. Krnest M.
ncv, ur, rnicst .vi, tires, rector,
wan the nfflclatlnR clergyman.
The bride entered the church with her
father, who c.ive her away. She. wore a
sown of oft white satin made with an
Ioiir court train. Her veil of tulle was
held In place by a apray of orange blos
soms and she carried a bouquet of lilies
ofl he valley.
Miss Marie Meadows, ulster of the
hi Ids, nan maid of honor. The other
att'iidants were the Misses Oertrude
Rentier. Jean Hafer, Franrce Kennedy,
ariiiifr, jean mi
lwr Dessau of this city nnd Helm
Kuoop of ChlcaRO. They nil wore cos.
Humes of orchid colored taffeta and chtf
Ifon and larse halt, to correspond.
IJnunuct of mauve orchids wire carried.
I llenr n.'iitler was his brother's best
man. The ushers were Thcndnre A
llrllwltr. Allen W Itutlcr. Hatn.ird
I......-., m.....! .... u.......,. it
"""'i ... ..' t, ...-.o... . ..
t,o . ,.,.
the br lie s parents. II Kn,t Sixtieth
strict, Mr. and Mrs. lteutter started
aftemard on their wcildliiR trip. They
will pasR part of the summer at Sc.i.
brlRht, N. J., and In the full will live In I
this city. .
Il.ilil.iir.l While.
I'ormiKKKl'siK, .lune 2T Ml Maith.i
ladoie While, second ilaiiRhter of IJrof
and Mrs. Henry Seely While of Vaar
CoIIcrc. was married to-d.iy to l!r .
Stuart Hubbard of this city. The iere.
mony, the lirst in Ihf Thumpeon and
I'rall Memorial Chapel at Vassar, was
performed by Dr Alexander (inswold
Cuminln", rwior of Christ i 'hutch, as
sisted by Pr Clifford C,ip, pistor of
the Dutch Reformed Church Mis
CieorKe Slupherd Hawlcr of New ll.nen
was matron of hnor . Mis lMlth
Louisa Huhbar.l, sister of the bride
Rroom, and Miss Mary Wlll.nd White,
sUter of the bride, bridesmaids. Miss
M.irjorle .MacCracI.en. daiiRlitcr of Dr
Hemy Noble Mac 'racUen, president of
the college, tlower Rirl. and lMward
Johnson of CamlirldRe. Mass , best man .
Dr William Hell Meldruni of lloslon. a
number of the Vaso.ir faculty, and
Itobert Samuel K.aRler of thu city,
ushers.
Hnlnl llinvnnl.
Miss Kathleen Howard, dauRhter of
Mrs. (ieorRc H Howard, was marrl.'l
to d ward KcIIorr llalrd of this ott
In the ch.intrj of St Thomas's Cliurih
jesterday afternoon by the Itev. Pr
lament M. Stlres. rector of the church
The bride who Is a contralto of tin1
Metropolitan Opera Company, was for
merly a member of the iVntury Ojiera
Company, of which Mr llalrd was the
president. Miss Marjor.e Howard wa
her sister's only attendant and Charln
Corson Matchclt was the b.st man
I r Mr I ii Trr n l.n I h .
I'LAi.vriEi.n. N. .1.. June 27 - Mls Ale
Trenbath of I'lalntleld and Major Charles
W Irwin of Kllzabeth were mirrled at
noon ti-ilay In the home of the br'de.
MS Central avenue, by Hie lie v. Itobert
W Ti.itb.ith of St James's Church,
t'pper Montclalr, bmthr of the bride
Herbert Trentiath of Trenton Raxe hl.s
sister m in.iru.iRe Thp bride wa a
teacher in the Jefferson Public School
here, while Major Irwin Is ptobation olll-
cer for Union county.
McCrn n llnrtln.
Passaic. N. J. June "1 - Miss Kt a ti
ers C. .Martin. dauRhter of Mrs, Abby
Martin and the late Adolph Martin of
HloomtleM avenue, bee. imp the brld
to-day of State Senator Thomas K Mi -
ct.m of I'aterson In the presence of un
pcrnon?, who tilled St Nicholas's Human
Catholic Church. Miss Millie .Matiln. i
hlster or the nrific. was nT oniy attenu
ant.
was
Francis X.
best man.
Mcecan of Pat.rM'.n
lc('lnre IVrslmcUer.
PoKT Jkrvib, N. V. June 27. MWs
Katherlne A. Persbacker, dauRhter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Persbacker of Ca
coon, N. Y., was married at the home ot
her parents on Monday lo the Itev.
Charles W McClure, a Methodist cery
man of Stevensvllle, N. V, the Itev
Itobert ilardlner of Calllcoon oMIclatins
Miss lola Moore of Hlnichatnton, cousm
of the bride, was bridesmaid and Charles
H. Turner, V. M. C. A. Reneral secre.
tary of Port Jervls, was bent man.
I lisirnein ii.iiiup.
Ci.EVKl.AND, June 27 Troop A. Plrt
nim, Ca,ilry, 1 strotiR tn.d.n at-
tended tie we.ldii.'.' f lii Jeaneltp
DoiIrp, dauRhter of Mr and Mrs. s.mi
I in 1 D. Dodc". lo John N. (Virtield,
irrnndMin of Piesident Hartleld. and a
member of the squadron The coteinon
was performed In Trinity Cathedral,
I nishnp Charles William nf MIchlRiin
and Dean Almnn I' .viiisiit omciatinR.
Oftier llacU.
H.vsT finvNUK. N. .1 . June 27 Miss
v-Vllle Hack. dniiRhtPr of Mra Albeit
Hack of 1 North ArlliiRtnn avenue, and
I Ktnll Ofner were marrlr.l l-ist nlaht In
Hie brides home ny tne itev nr. .mo'cs
J. lirie of Clpveland. an uncle of the
bride.
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Mr. and Mrs. Iteeve Scnley are al thp
Pl.i7.a Hotel before roIiir to their sum
mer place. Meadow-croft, nt Monmouth
Peach, N J. 'or Ihe season
Mrs. Mary ilertrude Morion il.iuRhl.-r
Mr and Mrs James II Morion wi.l
he married to IMward J Kelly of Feint
uraiiRC N J . to-day In
In SI Paul's Chiii.ii.
II
P.iltnnor" to
ll. it 1 v, w do
day Mrs Rosalie
Corner
of James
llcrheit Harry
will he mar-
rled to llurnard . Maker or r.aP linore
I ThP wp(,ur of Miss Helen W Italfe.
!. ht.,. llf fomas F Ibilfe. and Clay-
100 Mcl e ! .Mini win i.lhe pi.l.c ini
"Vi'iiliiR 111 SI. liiorKc'a Church, New
hut Kb, N- V.
Mts Huillla i. Thompson widow of
liiines p.-aion Tlioinpon. will he mar
ried lo De Fount llranl ol lb s city lo
.lav III St. datncr.' P. I.. Chinch, I'hlla-
delnhia. Madldon (Jrant will ait nr. ,
1,1 other's best man. Inimedlalely after
Ihe mani.iRe ceiimony Mr lira-1 and
his bibb' will leave for Honolulu Next
winter they wil live al 7n Ham Fifty
foililh sticet
rrlvnl of Viifhl.
Sr.w IJM'OSJ. Conll. June 27 The
steam yachts Feihilma. Huston Vacht
Cluli and th" Wcnon.ih, Wilier
il.iiiine Laild. New V.ni; V.-..hi Club,
'and lb" scliom.'i' vachls Irollla. P W
Claik. New York V.o 111 Club ami Hi.
' Wi ii'iiiah Hnoilc Isla id Ynchl Clnh,
have airived The m nnfiner yacni Ka
rliia. Theodo'e P Hurir'sa, New Tnrk
Yachl Club. h sailed.
AID FOR CHURCH OF MESSIAH.
Thr lt.-. II. II. Ilro.'li Will l.ente
I'hnrlt' Work fur I'liu-r.
The Itev. Harvey Dec Prown of Mil
waukee, for Ihe last two years 11. 1.1
iiRetit of the New York State Chnritlcs
Aid Ai.sociatl.in, has nc.epte.l the call
to be associate minister, with the Itev.
John li..;n.-e li.di... R, at thr Cf.urch of
the Messiah ( fnllarlan) . Park avenup
and Thirty-fourth street
Mr. Ilrown Is a Rr.idu.it' of the ltoch
ester TheoloRlcal Seminary and for
twelve ye.rs was minister of Paptlt
churches In Kansas and Wisconsin. In
1914 he came t New York to Ink" IIP
work with the Stite Charttl.'
fill he beuime a I'nitanan.
Aid.
Last
ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED.
C.ipt and Mrs James Wyilys Plxon will he a lut.. h.-on at the Lenox Club, a
of I'lusliiiiR. L. 1. announced -ft "lay ; rec eption and tea In WhenttelRh c, irden
the inRaRement of their dauRhter. m , , Mrs Ch-.rle. M b
Clinbeth MarRii.'tite Dixon, to lletny
Austin Clark of 37S Park avenue, this Hereilla, and a subscription dimiT h
i-ltv Mr. Clark I a member f the ' tlie Curtis Hotel
Caiuinet. St Nicholas and Ar.lsley clubs Mr and Mrs Thorn is Sh.eld Clarke
The weiiilliiR will take place In li' an-, Rave u bin, h.-on at IVrnbrook tins after
lumll noon, entertain. iir for their house Rtiests
. ' ,,.,i un sent out ve. Ml. William Heed Tli"tiipan of Spaik-
T"" 'l 11 't T'1' tt" . Ci. - and Mrs 1 H- N. Y. and Mrs. Itosivell Milby- of
lerclay from th hoiiiP nd ; Millhrook. N Y AmmiR the Ri.ests weie
.NPrabeaii 1. 1 own. -' .'"''i ', ' Mr and Mrs Harry llarkness l-'laRler.
llrooklyn. with the .V;rM'-UViL, ...lrs James I! J,.p. Mrs Itenjam,,. T
corner ''"5. , , f i ,' ir Towns F.i.rch.ld. Mr and Mis llanver Clark-
Hon and Mis. .Mlr..l-.u J' , " mi, Louis- Sh-ltcn. Mis Cth.-!
Subject -To ',,,1"U,,V;, ' "'T P.- tot, Sm.th and M-s John Aid.,
of Mir. Florence Auijii't.i lowi.-. tc
,.,.v... Ulcharil ..n7"lm 'A, Ho,-, .P,.,I1 are Jn,.-s II
the. Seventh Infantty. ' )n,kx-; " m '', stein.in- and Mine Slebulns Vallols of
Otderl Company Mr L-selsPn is tm
.on of Mrs. V.Ve;,erd' v mor ' Mr an.l Mr ll.nrv Marr,an,l have
L.ncoln place, and ear y -ter a .. on , , StI)ckbrldRe
,,R went on "'.th I .! r'i' f "; llr .V . Tooker of New York has
of the Seventh ''llK ' ' ' ,n ,,m iu.j boURl.t f.on acres of Henry H. Adrlamc
u his fatherV hide come fro tn old lot WllulnM(mn ,r n t.nt,y et.,te
land stock aim on n - "
Rreal.Rrandnephew- of i.en le klmcr or ,
N-w otk M.'t'- : jauBh-
younRCStof Mr. and Mis Towns. daum
tern anil a Ilerkeley Riri.
The enR iRement of M''s AM" ;
Miilth. dauRhter oi ii .i "'
of .117 ArRyle road, 1-latbiish. lo t..
Carlton Turnbull. eon of Mrs i-.lRar w
Turnbull of ir.7 uuRny "..'.. ""
noui . en yesieru.iy
Xlr and .Mrs. James Arthur swan oi
V J have annnunc.-.l the en-
ISMC. -i ' Xll.a
e nidi ii-nt of It e r oiiiikiii. . -
alll"Ill . ,,...,,,.-. .,, former
iec.etai v'oV'lhe IMssile Hoard of Tra.U. llirilvrii at Hed Lion Inn, Stock!. rl.lRe
FC.ieiai.. i .' . .. !....,.,, ,, , .,., ,, . ii.,,,... ,,.i ti
ii.in. a montn iir" -n- ..". .-" - '
luinoiinced the enRaRenient of their
.1 uichter. M- IUI11 fan, " '-v"..l .-syiion. ..nsr. ... in.- ...... .
ll.lUUUl. . . . .... V.. . .it., I ... .. .. V I rclHlA,.. al
............. n kit OI I .IWil I. ' '
. .et for the weddlnRs.
Invitations
weie 1-siiPii ypsieriii.j
-a xtrs UeorR"
Mai 1,1 r. HI
of
'. . .... n....niie. Passaic. N J. for
the ;
i,..i...-.- 1....-
Ml .Iran. I
iiiarrl.lRC of tlieir iiuhkoi. . .
netle MacI.iR'in. I'1
Itoheri ClendlnniiiK
John s l-.plecopiu .
1 1 M.v..iliiv mnriilllir
.0 it..uii 111 r 1
Church. F.is"ic. "" ' "
July 17.
The encaRement has been, aniiounced
of M,s Sarah L. Madison, .1 ''"'
Ml it IHI - . Onummilir
ii I lfll IIIH'I .11 illl 1 -"'II
I.e. I avelltl.1
li-ifl '111 1 ' I .
., l....,eh illSO Of
;ul orniifif. i nc
,....1,1. nn will lake place m July.
Mr and Mis. William A. Webber of .11
He'i-w.-k si led. OraiiRc. ImV" announced
he enR.iRe.neut of ll.elr dauRhter Mit.
Addle ' I. Webber, to L'dward I- Flvnn
.'if llllstoll.
THE SEAG0ERS.
voi, ..ir hi day by Ihe llollmid Amrrn a hnrr
r":,F'!!r'll",,,u,pndrr.,v w
, , 1, 1 w... 1 ,- -
W II
l.lo.il
Mi a nu .'ir"
linn, oe C .Mll.'hrll
Mr and Mr A S !'
Mnrrl
II It I) Munti
lr and Mrs II A
Murray
Mr and Mr" Kdwird
It du Pareii
r K I'hlpp"
l.aalv Peek
A P Pickfnrrt
Hurry Shaw
Xlr and Mm. J imp
Tavlnr
Mrs llllirirt Well
I'nl.
Knipai J i:miptip
K II 'iillibPiton
I' II liirlliMlni)
.1 It I'.ilc'in.r
Mr. L'hnrlollp Fort In
xirs A Mauley rni
li.-otKP lil.V
The Itev Dr Stiurt
lt.ti.lcll
Vr. .blhll II IhilHij"
Iir Khr ibPth llurdon
Mr KHipI Pry
.. -e llr.ti.nli
Mr. T S Malln.'h
Ilf the Pulled r run iir.inniup viiirum tor
,... o ine ' ..ri.tor.o.
Mr Hid
I'liilir
Mr and Mrs
Ale tninkr
c r I'lescolt
Mr and Mr
Hi. lion
1 ri Tr-iiB
M
.1 intr. II. iv .1
spranup H.iyiiid
VI is Chin K Spruu.
M
.111 iiim .ir .1 a
K Slew an
rhsrl.s Mr nnd Mr R A
l.nran
tr Ihe Ward blier buralnit I10111 Mac.
VI,, Crl'lnil inhiiil Mr nnl Mi. .In
ana
I'll
Hot riimr ",'"., ,.
xtri ti.il.irc Huts' Mr nt yr l-ranU
Col Kdiiariln del Tan M.niner
,;iln -slr "d Mr rrtali
Mm Carolrn Totter Stflnh-a-t
" Glad you're back. Congratulations! "
SOCIETY AT LENOX
GREETS GARDEN CLUB
Fllfpi'dlill I
Coiiveiition nnd
menT i'.eo:in To-dny r.
'I'ooker luiys 00 Acres.
I Lk.sox. Mass , June 17. More than Hin
IdelPR.itPs to the convention of the fjarden
Club of Anifr ca .irnvi.l at the hol.-l-thi
iift.tt-ioon To-morrow mnrn.'ir tlie
tlrsl me.-tltiR will be held Prominent
the list of entertainments for io-'lni
A , ,)0r vn,t..rday In Coha.
(i jrs ,'FvcIa.,d
IbRclow Mr. UIrpIovv was Miss F
,..,,, iim.Khter of Mrs
jenrce Wmthrop Folsom. Mrs. l-'nlsom
I s nnvv-In C.ihasset. where she has leased
I ., ,-otti.Ee.
Mr pnrll,r yrton nf Puffalo 'and
jj.j, j, j?MU,is nf Sprliistleld
centre. N V.. are Rtiests of !ls i.er-
trune vvntson in i'ni"iieiu i' ami .ii"
i r 'ti -1 r. i llhiRdcti are eniertainiiiR .Mr ami
Mr. . Mci'lenh mi and Miss C.nher.
. t it..,
it e .vie. i.-iiu.iio .'. . ' i-"--.. .....
I I .... ,.r l'lol ..I..I..1.I..
.... ..in. ...-. ..
Catherine Harlow- of Washington. Pr. M
. nl ill! Ml .....ii.n... . .. w, -.
the M n-lewood. I'lltslleld
JIR. AND MRS. DICK ON COAST.
.ni nl "nn rrniiclci on llrldi.l
Tour I" s-n 11 1 11 Hurl. urn.
S.vs l-'liAM-'isco, June 27 n Iheii
h .ni v iini'in J'.uim'.v fimn New York,
winch will like them lo Santa H.irh.n.i,
wlii ic they liavi- cn.uid a house by the
,1, vv illiam ixiU 1 ' 1 1 1. 1. if- 1 '.
wlio was Mrs, Madeleine puree AM01, ai
med here to-day- They are occupying
a Hiiiie at 'he Fairmont. Ihe windows .f
which ovc-ilnok the full sweep of San
Francis, o Hay.
laMVinK hcie they will motor leisurely
down Hi" coisi. urdeis were Riven heie
that they were not to be dlnurb.d by
icporterF. or t.lioioRraphei
Miliii'iillini l.esd.-r llcpoud.
Durand W SpiliiRii,
Natlnii.ii I 1 m'.it 1 1 ,ti.i 1
received at hl oitlce
llllLel lettels from IlTt
n'cr.iary of the
Association. Ins
111 ihe McAlpin
en funnel' prcl-
lcnlM nf the association si.vIiir lliey will
ntlend the llfty-fouiih aniiu.il session to
be held III till city July 1 t .
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
Knit kei I"" kei -J. II Pub finer, l.nuden,
11 VV Hprrri S'pw llnvin 11 II l'l...tr,
lluffHln, .1 II linn, lin.liinicil
, prlni . ilporne W II l.piitli I'roi iilrnre .
1 11 Ht Klin... Detroit . .bilm A Yninis Mont.
ItnitlPM Al" W .1 Mil' Penal. I. lillc.KO.
, .iurl'll-e He. HP" liar'' w Tni ml 1. Out 1
N' ll T.'in-'i". Il."i. .11 Ml" Helen ,0y,
I llr'Phe.t' i . Mp md M" William M Don
1 iililprtii, llnrifonl
MeXIpin Mr mid Mrs
1 VVrlKhi l.vn.iil iiir. V . Mr
! II l.el. 1 1.1 1 h.. Tr . Mrs,
' i" 1 mu 0.1, I'.i : Mi nut Mrn
wnn. in 11,
md Mm I..
A, M. tiring.,
II. K. Aritr.
1111111 x.iiiKPrs
Wnlenli Mrs l.din M rhslnifrs. Han
AiirpIh. Tpx Mr ""'I Mrs ' J. Hporfonl,
I'llc.i. Mrs Inhn (' Misrlnrk, Cincinnati,
Mrs. r M Kenilsll mid UIm Ipl.n Ken.
I dull, fllnui'"irr. Mw ; Mr. Mri J, H.
I AnJri. Akron, Ohio.
LIBRARIANS IX SESSION.
lilMMi llfli'KnteH From iiuerlciin
I'llle nl l.nr 1'i.rU.
Anl'iiT Park, N J . June '.'7 Li
brarians to the number of about l.D'm ,
were In attendance to-dnv at the op.-uitiR i
"f """ thirty-pislith annua! meetiiiK of i
the American Library Awnciatlon ,
Tlie I!.to..;i.''.l.'..'. S.l,.ty of Aut
Ica. the Leamie nf Library Commission
and the Special Llbratbs Association nr.
otliPr orRanl.allnns Affiliated with tlie na
tloli.il body that will hold their tneet
livis In connection with the other con
ferences Mtlll another bo.lv. the Theo-loRl.-al
Libraries lioutvt T.il b . in nle up
if llbr.it i,iii Pom at. nit tvv.-i.tv iheo
. c . a! M-oilnatl.s will m.et -.n l-'.d.
r.'t i imp of the t'lplci tills o'Rini
.n will loiisider is the p-op ed . .
inlisiimeut of a R.neral tn.-ol'R.al b
i at Mime point In the Wet
GUARDIAN FOR !IE. SEYBOLD.
ueil Villi.. r In (illt lliiaptlnl unit
(in In llelul 11 111.
.-W.rpine
lltnoklvn
Court Justice van Si.i.ii In
ypsterdav named Ntchol-i.
Si Ii.i.i. k as vuardinn nf his mint. Mm
I. in" Sevtioj,!. VU. author and lanKii.iRc
i a in r. win. w..s .-0.010111.-.1 i.. in.- t".i iiiu
Ihi Sanltatiutn at HastliiRs by C .unty
JuilRe YoiiiiR nf U 1 stche.ter county on
1". In uarv p last.
The nepllew t.ile.1 out a will of lialtc.tr-
oipus and Mine Sevboid appealed at
tne lirarinR and said she did not .... why
fhe shnu'jl lotiRer be lotilln.d in Ihe
-unit irlum She also Mi. I -e I mil an
. t.lle of Ibout jvn.llun S... will be
taken to Luxcmboiiii-'. HpIriiiui by her
la-phew.
TOURISTS BY AUTOMOBILE.
POI.VNP SI'IHNOH, M- J111,. .; ,,..
rivals h utitntnoMlF at ihs I'o .111 1 f.riiii'
IIi.iisp In.ttlKht In.lun- Ml i.fil Mr M !
Kliowlton ..nl Ml-. Kii'tb-tli In.uvltoii
Siirlnnllelil. Mils' ilercei Mr nnl li.
ThouiHs H llFnedl. t. New VrK iSn-Hnie,
Mr mid Mr. Pdwln W limes Sew Votlc
fllillrki: Mrs V lli.w.ir.t llln. ,i, t
Ml.. 1 1 1 n k 1 . ("In. Innntl. Oli'.. . li-r. ...
Al the Ml.ll. IH Hi.ll.--Mr n 1. I Vr ' :
Ip.nip'. I.lltet..ii. N II i.-lu.lpl.iil.'i 1
MASIMIPilllH VI Ii.'.p '.. V-il.-...
hv aiiloni'ihllp ..1 -Iif Cuulnnv II,,,... i.t
. i.Ip M .ml M - llol.F-i V 1 into. .
liil'sdp'phl-i Simplex Mr iv.l Vr- v 11
Mail II llppr-. VII.. II.. r. N'.u V.iU VI.
tin. KnlKtll. Mr and Mr I .1 .i,,. ,
IlronKDn 1 1 .ii.mci I." !e 11, in. 1 t. w.-ir
r. 11 A'I'ilil". N'.'V. Vnrlc I'.ii-Ic.ii.i . Mr iitnl
M" 11 V Vl.o Par, lie I. M"i n V, -nnn.
" ililli Vlr .1 ti.rnm. vir. W 1 1 t 01 ,
H.rfdiF.lon. Mani-iroil-clc I'l.r,-., yir.
ley. .Miles III l.erl. Ml Marv I' liilherl.
New V 'rk SIiupIpx. Mr and Mi. J c
If .rt. New irk lllllik
i nnpKiisinvvs-. s' .1,,,,. : ,,,,
ariU-its 11 ihe Ot.sss-i .0 l.n linlnil. Mr.
-I II llhuk .111.I S. Iii.i.r I ll 1 I. .nnl
XIif I P Tall.uMf, Sir-o'ii. ic,, t, 1.,. ,
-Mi- II. 10. K Mains Ml.., (..ail u. .1.1
Mr. Ilrrl.rrt .Inh. 'e.i U or -r Vj.
il'iiill'ic. . A I KF'InpR lint I. It n i.
KfIIpk. lln.nnt'l iSI.-Hrnsi p. .tn-l Mts
J. 1". lie-Mine I"n (Pietcp Vrn.n
WATPIIIIt ItV l-nini . .tin,. .T M,.i...
nril.i.li. nt Hie Hotel i:itn o..-r ih.- 1 .1 r ..
i'-olr In, hiiIp tli. fnllnwInR Mt itti I Mi-.
A V S'aplpr nnd I'hsrl. 1: VV. I.
SiriimllPi'l. .Must iliit.i St.iei, Mi. v 1
I'll. I. ni ',il K.lin.-tli I'ml.-rw ,. til mil Mo.
II M Hi,- klllK, V... V-. 4. iS'miii.i l'
iiti'i Mr. ripil.rt'k Mi' mi I'hw. 1 loo 1:
I . I'l-1. pi Mr .in I Mi- II v ,-i.t,
11..UR in Vust.n slid Mis. I''..,! N.,..,tl,
ll'mli la. 1 . Mr nnd Mr. it 1' ',., Itni..
1 .ri fnan 1. n 1 I'rni.Jc I'urii. Ai, mu .1. k
1 still. Mr and Mrs t'liailF. It.irn. I.,
Pi 1 llui k Mr nnd Ir- I' .' , 1 .1
f VPtK .IC1...1I. Ml. II I Kl'l Ual'
Mo liiatl.s St.irn. Ml.s Vtai. Ml.., an I
Miss I I I'nntl. Hit 'lirilp. I'lo loo .1 .
WILLS AND APPRAISALS
lll'..l.KIAII KVHN. nlm iti..1 Vli.rei,
I'.iti'. left IS.3 It tn tin. ...ti. nnl fi ir I
,1 .iiirhli-r. I
SKnltiit: SASH who il' il Votr-iili.. ,1
li.t, pfl llf,.7S. nf which I.e.. .hi 1. j
went t Ids widow 11.11. VI Na.li, anil
'iir-lhlrd to his duttch;.!. MiirRii, rlt. A I
Nihil
I.OPI.S IIPNUY Mlt'IlllftT. thp architect
who iiinerTl'pil the con.trticiinn nf th. I
flrand Crnlral Terminal, slid .lietl Junp I'l
last, lefl III emu. nt annul T son tn li.
wldlOV, ClarM HadlrV Heulteil, hm a.k.ii
her to proTide fnr hit ton and hU mniher
and eleter.
I.ni'IS PI, I, MANN, who wnn a in.nib.-r
of the Carl Ullin.inii Cnni.in hiip. an. I
.1 1 ci renruary is, isiv, l.rt an iiite nf
IM1.4S3 He gave tnci-thlr.ls nf the e.u.
to hin wldiin, I, iiii.i, and the remonler
10 his dniitiiter, Irma N.'whurr He dad
1131,311 In lecurlll'. and his Intrrrat In
Ihe llrm was uppralned at lii:,':i.
ItOHKrtTSnV UODtlnitH, whn ';,. head
nf the brokeruKj firm nf It ItuJiera ,v
tlt. SBi.r n. V 35 8 9. '.f wKiPh V--?"
723 nan Hip value uf hie Intppst Iir the.
firm lie l.f IXI.SDO .a 'Ii lo hi. tiler'.
r.lliHbelh N and KHltn-r iiP () llitleer..
and hi brother. Henry p rtnilnere, and
hl nephpw, Jnhn Ilayard Verplanck HI.
bualneea aMoclitt, BtnJamln P. Wllkti.
int tlS.OOt.
TAI.KKD IXTELLKJKXT liY
The first testimony In support of the
will of Amos lino now beliiR contested
by the heirs at law before Surrosate
C'ohalan and a Jury was offerrd yester
day. A number of well known men who
nut. r...r...u ..e M ...btlftr..! .I.i.v
i,.iiM,i i, '..,.. '.,r '-,,., ,i mi.,. I .(..Fin.
t .... mi i ... .u
..... ...Ft ,l-,. ... ..I,. ...I,. ..I .11,1 ...uv
be executed tin. will b. nuesllon. Amnnir
them were Itobert H. DowllttR. president
of the City ItivestlnR Company; ilp.irRe
Ii. Itead, real en I. 'He broker; Municipal
Justice Watihopu Lynn and cx-Justlce
William N. Cohen.
Dr. Calvin S. May stld he knew Mr.
Kno both In New Voik and Saratoita nnd
observed no chanqe In Mm iltirlnR the
last year or so before bis death. C.eorRe
It. 15p.hI testified that he had known Mr.
Pno for thirty years and that In lfll t he
talked with him about leasinR ceitaln
prop.-rty Ills appearance was un
thanRcd and he was "like nnv other Ren
tleman of mature year..." He admitted
that Mr. Kno nptipiired to have suffered
fiom the eifects nf his operation-..
William V. Vim Pelt, a teal estate
nun and Peter It. Wclliir. who had met
Mr lino hre nnd m Lurope. lestilled
that he was ratlnn.il nlihoimh Mr.
pilar thouiiht he was ii.it n. "spry" In,
his later yeais as he had lipen.
Justice I.miii told of dinitiR with Mr :
Muo In January, HM.'. a few mouths lie.
fine h.' m. 1. 1.' Ills will, al tin; home of
W' m Mitchell, oiip of the executors.!
Ashid wliat was discussed ilurinj the
.1 nn-r. Justl. e Lynn said tin y com
ni'fnted on th" quality of Mr. Mitrhell's ,
...i;,i .... .....i ..... ..n..M r.e tik. r,.r..i
"Mr Lno asked me If I wa nnp of I
tbo.e Jiidpos who kept tenants In hnup 1
whm they didn't pay their rent and I '
ndmiled that 1 bad Indtilced III
Uut i
fruity." said Justice Lynn "I asked
for advice on real c-t.it. matter because
1 always like tn rpi advice cheap, and
Mr Kno p'tled me because tnv property
was moiiRaRid He told me he was
under Rieat.r expense from bis IiIrIi
c ,i" property than from his 'cold water
ai. .1 wall.up,' meinuiR tineni. ntv where
there is no elevator service or hot water."
Kx-Justlce Cohen sad that when he
met Mr I'no not Ioiir before his death
b. notned ii.ithiiiR ex.i-iit that h" up
p. u-e I to be hav nu trouble with his
ei - as the i.-stilt of the removal of a
i .it ira. t
Ib.b. rt i: PowbiR testined that he
tret Mr Pno in th- . orrldor of the
r,ty liiv.stitiR ltiilbliiiR 111 1DI.. wln-n
mp i.iihP'i over r.'ai .--in.- u. ..-
1 Rently and undoubtedly knew what he
w talkliiR ntiout
The cie wM' ro on to-day
CONTESTING WOERZ WILL.
bnrle P. Iln.'lm'r l. lo lUanilne
W'lt.ie".- In lloeiiniFiit.
ii t ... i.t. f .--... .nini- to
Ch.l'l'
b'c.k
Prnet
wi! of b's f.ithet -In-law,
W Woerz. the tirewer, took
the
ii ,v
1 '.
llrst et. p in the proc , .1 'ic y.ster -
wh.-n he nppl'ed to Surrf'R ite Co-
n for leave to exam. tie the wit-
I n ssos to the Woeiz will, which if set
I as. d.' will Rive h'. six children i.'.V.uii
leach. Insl.-ad Of the ...Uest of $30,
I oo left In the will. The estate amounts
It" it lei't J3.73n.nnfi. he vay
Mr DoelRcr wiy in hi nllldavit that
1 he vis.tPd his f ilh.'t -111-! iw on the day
j tli,. ...-it. -ted will w.u. executed whlih
w 1- two I.f Iff. -ie bis i If a Y mil
l- u'.-l '1 111 .:i such a "weak, tied and ib .--p.
1 it. .million that he wa unable to
. 1. oRtitre any one about him He had
n. en silfferlHR for some time from R.vit.
j asthma and bronchitis. The lllms de-.
, v. Ini.eri int.. bion.hlal ttoiible, from
! w h.cli he .ile.1
I Mr. PoelRer. snyti that prim to the
I ile. ednt's death h showed are.it fond
' 1 .. for the DoeiRet hildren and had
tetn.iiit.ei. d them '.literally in a foinier
' w i: in which h" al"o Raxe a liberal be
' ii,est to their mi'ttier. Mr- Lillian W'ner
ioiIr.i. now d.ad. He says he doesn't
, know wliat brc .line of tin- wil The
dm inn. nt heltiR .nntcstcd was drawn by
(ii irics S CuRRenheiincr of C.usRen-
1 ju-imer,
,
I'nicrmycr & Marshall
LEAVES $3,000,000 ESTATE.
Mr, r.-icllc l.lv iimsion Iti-iliii.iiid
Will Hull, in i nisi 10 Mo sit, 10, 1,
p. i HMKKI.i .-11. N Y, Jui.e 27
Pr
:t, th
llloliti
T.vol
r'v "M mated 1.1 In. wo'th lie-.ween
"" and j I .oori.t'lMi !. ,i Hj.,.s,-d of
w !l of l.stclle I, vitiRFton It' ll
w fo of ileraldyn H.-dmond of
N Y . I'lc.l for piobatp tn-dav
A in.ei futi'I iicate-l bv Ine late
Johnston L.viiiR'ton, father of the teta
tt'x. 1 Riven the hushnnd for a l.fe
estate and then pisses to the testatrix's
t-ons, Johnston I.tvlncston ppdniond.
liol.ircl llcdmopd and lie r.tldy n lled
ni.nid. Ji The p.-rnin il pioperty 1
r the liiieb md absolutely, also a life
1n1.re.-t in h.-r home, lialU-nd.-r lloii-e
at T,vtd., whi'h upon h. .l.-alh paese
to .1 dit.'ton L'v.i.;'sEon Ibnlinund To
the i.th." two l"ll she Rives $T ..fi'.O
0111 r. (.'.lit.
nintces Carol., de LaiiRl.-r-Vlllais, 1
Mst.r. icceivfn all the laci , jeweirv
ml
heirlooms nl Hie LvuiRstons The un
due of Hie CFl.c'e , Riven Ccrahlyn Ite.l
liioiid fin I'.le and upon ho .1. ..'Ii to bn
iliviileil eitially iitniiiiR ih.ir urn or
t-o! Issue
VI 1 . V n 11 V rn ill.
I. ell . 1, 1 117, i:i:l.
Mi vi 01. v. 1, I . June 27 -Mr'
l u. rank. 11 a dauthter
Hannah
f John
Ue'lti'ti. who la
A T Slew.i't. t1
n.inv ye. us iiri
totals 51.1.H.2 HI
d out i.ar.b'ii City for
'e . v York tncr' li.int.
. . ft 10 estate w in. ti
1 Ml Rr.'i- and 1 107
I'.i.t .
llip.l
illp.l
X net. accidjiR 1.1 an appriil'.il
hiie 10. .lay Mi Van Vninken
at 1 lenipi'tcad vlllaRe on De. ember
i'l last Sli" wa the widow nf Dr 1.
D Van Viatilien, .1 veil 1 In n v lohn
K Van Vr.inkiti a mn. iv.eive f.'.";t.
.',17 01. i.fnl nn.i l 'aii VrinU. n
V. 11', nn'. ''-' The M. th "list I ;i.i-,-. ,,i.l
I'minii. 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - n ol reciivis. J'l 111 0 and
li.-jihews.ind nice. divide tn.iitii)
film nl In 11 for McDowell
sier.
StirioRatP I'olialan h. ard an
aiipll.'
tlon ytstercl.v oi- the appoiti'inent of
1 Rii-irdtan tor llele'i F and libra Sel
don Lord McDowell, the 'ncompptelit
daiiKhtprs of Hill Irviti M, Dowell, civil
1 w.u heio Th" ilauchter sliare 111 the
I, ine from ttist fiii.il .rented by
! Ihi-ii nio'hPi Mr lleb 11 M MlDowc'I
'.vie. .bed in Ix'M a" I lefl t lein pi.i.er'v
I "1 -iii.liint 'he picinlM- it in w, 1 Ninth
-reel The dallRhlet Helen who ih i'.i",
years olil. w .1.- 1 oniiii'tteii to ii'i.onilni;.
dale Hn'pltal lat l-'ebniu-
G. A. R. STATE CAMP OPENS.
linv
W III I 111 11 11 llxpecleil to. iiriM
II Till Htrliliiu.
I'Tp'.v, June 2.'. Pile llfticii anniial
encampment of the lirand Anily of the
rtcpubllc, Department nf New York, wa 1
opened hei.. to-iu;hi when Mayor Smith
delivered an ad, lies ot welcome and
Department Commander Zan 1. Tldhall
and Corporal Tanner responded
The coinet or omces apparently 'a
' Ucc. Mils vear Hum In the past
The
ntw 0III1 prs may lie choecn hi a.clnma
tlon The tlrsl business, session of thn
encampment mkes plain lo-morroe,-, and
In the eei iiir a cnijipnre la schedule j
t which Oov Whitman Is expected to
bo the principal ipeaker.
UiNPoN, June 27. Thp nlllclal prei
bureau announced lo-nlKht that the Duke
of pennhlre will suceed the Duke
of CnnnaiiRht an (iovernot-licncral of
I'Miiada.
Victor Christian William Cavendish,
ninth Duke of Dcwmshtre, Is Jears
old and succeeded to the title In 19US
on the death of his uncle.
He owns npiiroMniately Kfi.Oiif" ncre
of Imnl and mines In Lancashire
..... ., . , u
Derbyshire He has served In the. House
of Commons and was Treasurer of the
Kiiik's Household fiom I9l to 1903.
! Later be became I'lnimclal Secrelnry of
the Treasurv. He Iihs been Lord Lieu-
tenant of Derbyshire and President of
the Territorial l'oices.
The Duke l Hip owner of pry vain
i able nil collections. 1 1 Is a member
'of Itrooks, Hip MarlboioiiRh and Turf
dubs.
. Il.s wife, whom be married In l52,
was formerly Lady i:elyn Kltr.inalirlce,
i dauRhter of the Marquis of Lansdowne.
They have two sons and t!c dauKhters.
SHACKLETON SEEKS NEW SHIP.
Can't iivt ru'iillni' 1 lo
ciii- Xnlnri'tlc I'urtj.
fffWl I nhlt llltfllrh In Till. " '
1 ItrK.sos AvtiKS, June 27 -l.ieir. Sir
Kineet Shackleton leleRraphed to ihe
I ArR.iitiiip liovcrnnient askuiR that the
ArRentln.' slisii. of w.u, I'niRiiay, whl'li
il.scm.l the Swedish expedition in I'J'M.
be sent lo Kleph.int Uland to rescue the
incnibeis of hi-, pari lift there The Ar
Rentii.e Admlralts has replied, sayli.'?
that tins is impos.sil.1c, as the I ruRU.iy
" ' '
The AiRPiillne sloop
f-wai-
I'rURU.iy
l'.in:i a, id
was sent into Weildell Sea In
bv a brilliant exploit rescued the nie'n
I bets ..f :he patty led by Dr i Uto Nor-
.letislijiilil. nephew of the discoveter of
the Northern! P.iss.irp. I
1..1. im .. .. .
eMu-illtlon sent fr.-m Sweden hid time
to make the Journey The expedition, ,n
.the 'leainsh'p AotarctK. penetrated the
I Ice park In Weildell Sea mill spent u
Isicond winter on Snow Hill IfIiiihI. but
I the 'hip was lost in Ihe Ice while on
! hei
way t. take them off
OBITUARY.
Mr., Menu 7..
ernilly .-.
1 N J. June
i . ,( ? . . v, niltVe. M
17 - Mr,
year old.
widow- ..f tre Itev itutuyiree Verml yc.
diid vestenliy in lh home of l.er .I.iurIi
tei. Mrs. Il.-rnaid Ci. Uueart. 17'". Para
mils road. She was the datiRhl. r of Mr
and Mrs Jamb .1 Zabn-lile and was
hern heie in the old K.ihMskic boinenp.i I,
retted In Itevolutnmary diys The
property ha been m th. po. "ini of
the Zabrlskie tannly nearly l!7 year.
Mil.. Vermllves hii'baiid, who had pa
1 torales In CoV tesv ill.-. Hamilton. N Y.
nnd other clt.cs. died In P..0I Mrs
milye is survived by a .laiiRhlei.
Ver
Mts. lib-
i lioR.ui. ami a nroui.-i. 01...1.1 .10
rl'kle.
1 "
Ml Victor!
lleiili' 11.
Miss Victoria A lli-uleii. :i v.-ai- Id.
who served a a public school leichT
lu Manhattan for more than half a ien
tury before her tetlrement In P.,f2. died
of pneiimoiila on Monday at her I10111-.
Cl flon pi ice, P.rooklyn Her work
a- ..- oiler, hend of the prim ir d.-. ar'-tn.-nt
and principal. i xtet dinR ovi ' tif'y
four veir. b.can a-.d ended In Pub;..
School .I'"-. Wenue ' and llai-t Nint 1
sir..-'. She was Ioiir an active work.
In the Knox Prcsbvtenin Chinch She
is siirv.ve.l bv a sister and several
tl. phew ,i nieces
Theodore Hamilton.
, II vt.TiMoHC. June 27 Theodoie Ham
,111011. a famous Shakespearian ir-c. dim.
I I lo. I at his summer home. Wist Haven.
Conn, tn-dav. aciotdiiiR lo ,1 despiilih
leielve.l hcie by hi sislei. Mi t T
Itinilshavv Dentil was due 10 a compli- I
cation of diffuses follow iiir an illness nf
more than .1 yiat When the civil win
broke out the 10 lor enlisted mulct Hen
l.oiiRsirc-it in th" Coufedetate aimy.
Th. bo.lv will be btoiiRhi hi. e for btiiial
III M01 1 C.i 1 en Ci meierv
llllaoi Mllllu
M.ii-vT Vkiinos-. N V. June 27 - Will.
.tn M.lllR.in, iiri.J '"..1 year, iped In hi
lion-.. 10 Frankly n place lat tu.-ht after
in lllnes of fo.ir years. lie eervfd a
stetioRrapher in Hie County Court for
toiirte'n yp.it'. nnd this ninrnliiR Counlv
JudRp Frank I. YoutiR niid a Ulbute to
lilrn M" M lllean was secretary to,
Hen ll.ii Ituibi durliiR th lailerH
i.indidacy for President, and sf.rft.iry
to the Surveyor of the Port of N'w York.
Ills wife and live sun- survive ,
HenrT Mi iln in.
Pi ilo-ril. V .1 , June 2.1 II. i rv Mc
Adiims. !i.' y.-ais old died last nlRht
at the lioine of In dauRhter Mrs .lame
Pelt. Sell Itahwiv avenue lt Mi
Adam cam- here fiom Ni v Y.nk cltv
s.-v.niv-llve year.- i.ro In tlie civil war
h" served ". Ciinpany C. Fourteenth
New- Jprsev It. oiein. and won the tank
of seiRp.int for it'litient mtv.o- He in
survlv'.-d bv one son aid tine dailRht.-o.
liruvlila lli'iineff.
I.vki-.vii:w. N J. June 27
- - Frastu
r.2 y-:.r-las'
nlRliI
I Hennelt. bulldit'R eontractor.
' 0I1I, died of mule itnliRestlou
in hi I nine, avi Crook nvpnup lb- vvaa
.1 member of Pas.-. 11. City Council, Junior
O 1" A M and Pae. 11c Councl'. Son
and DuirIi'pis of Liberty His wl'e and
'v 1 hd.lrett survive. Mr Peniatmn
lli.-ks. Mrs Frank Petold, Mix liiir-,
lot'., p.'i'iiett. f.ordin P'-niPtt. 1'harle
Heniipn ami Clarence fb'tineti
loll 0 llelilell.n.'l.
l-V. PllAl'll.
I. I
llllip
- John
fore lie
llpldelbach r,4 .e
I. Hied a few years
of restnuranls In
r- old. i"
iRo coudiicied a chair
ni
I nbo'it New- York
died In-ilnv In h'F .ountry' home nt Sf.fl
Jackson lloiilev-ard herp lu the w-'nter
lie live. I In ltiv.ri.le Drive Manti. iCan
Mr llpldplba. h is survived bv n w- ihw
ami one il.-niRh'ir Mr Frank I Itn
cov.ir rf New Yor'i '
dobli W. .illlte.T,
.lohn W Shihlev , for mftnv veirsj
i-orne.ie,l v it 1 h ptlnllnR dep'tr'nienl
of II irpei I It 'i d'pd
y-pslPrd.i v follow-
ine nn op. r mnn
ca horn t
Hrooklvn xlv-four vpii iiro 11..
sui'vlvPd by til widow, one daughter,
Mr I'harlps Wehr h's mother who
v, nnp pl"er and a brother
Mrs. Snrnli l.oracli, j
Mo'iTfi vnt. N ,f . June 27 - While ,
wa'titiR for a trollev car 10 take her tn
i funer il here this afternoon Mr. Sarah
Lorsch, i".7 yeats old. was stricken w'lh I
a cerebral h.inonh.iRe nnd died within
a few minute The hndv was. taken lo
the home nf her son-ln law, I 'II Cash
mnn, In C'loverhill place. .
tin, F.lUnl.cth
MosTi'l.Altt S' .1 .
n. Mauley,
June 27 Mrs
llPzabeih ppp-'kmin .Manli-y xv; years
old, nl'lovv of Pe.m .'t. Manlev. died last
nlRht at the home of her son. Thomae R.
Mauley, 117 Park street, Mr. Minify
hid been an Invalid for several year.
OX A 111,000 MII.K TIMP
A teleRr.im received eterdav hv
llrtiry Clews Sc Co. Indicates that James
It. Unity and Charlea Marcllc, ofpee
inanaRers In two of the bran It orticis
of Ihe bankliiR firm, who a v.ar n
iilidertonk a Pi.imiiI mile num.' trip for
their heallh. may have b. en drowiieil
in a norm on Lake Michigan No worl
has rnnii. from Die two .n --ih for
nearly a tnouih and mil. h of th.'ir mall
has been returned fiom plio-es m which
they were to slop In their Ioiir Journey.
Their friends In tin lliuMi.-l.il district
feared yesterday that they had been lost.
The inrnKiiKM that came tn Henry
Clews K Co. was finnt th" First Na
tional Hank of ChchovR.in. Mhii. It
was as follows
"Last fall J.itnes 11 Murly
Charles Mat. ell., . iino.sl tn lb-
with
point
They
this
iitnl
wltiler.-il hen al llla.i. L.i'.c
left for Sault Sle. Marie e.uly
inonlli and e.pecl.-d to be a' 'Son
Llks convention. la-l;,th m-.t
for the
Our
liu'lnbei. Itniuiie.1 for them, bill they
had not airlvrd Wi.ikaRe fiom somo
small ciafl. paddles. rusoI. ne tans, Ac,
have recently .e n dlsmvi'i-d alutiR thn
route In open l.-l, that th. y won d have
to pans, ulso mall s. lit the boys has been
returned lo-d.i.v fmni 'Son
"PuttliiR th. iwo l.iR.-lhii it has
alarmed their fiiend' heic. P.. v on know
If the family have heiitd fiom the lioys.
p.-llev.- Mi. Hutty's brotlier is n member
of youi til ill. m. wiite to yo-i t itbei than
home aildnse, Riv. ii 1.'. Proil vtrret,
New York. Prlinds lie ...... is' ed na
tive at Albany Isle to s. ml. slioi.w for
otlu-i iriis If porsihh ll is . l aij place
f(1 ,llMo,. tn,, if toiuiy "
The last wind fiom the tiaviM.i wa
dated June i' It was Jti't a vcar iiro
yi'tetdnv tint thev lett Ih. Col iintiia
Yai hi Chili with I lut t m Ii -Ii lei rler
Palsy in a twenty -five fool . a-ioe intend
ItiR io eitcutnn.iv mate th. ..-t, 11 half
of the Pnlted States Hu-tv . 1 i s had
lrnuhlc.1 him and his physuiai t ild It 1 til
he -voiild lore hi- siriiI 11 ii. ill not take,
a ..u off and bvi in the op. Itoth
men wete 'kill, d caroelsi- J ' h was
about it.', yeats obi.
The rotile t'nv Intended to Mke. wa:
To Albany via tin Hudson, li.. e to the
Kile Canal, the Rreat lakes, t,. i.;,. Chi.
i.iro Itlver. t the 1lr.1ln.iK' m.il. and
thence Inn. th" Illinois and M 'ssu.slppl
ilvets. Th.-v- plauiied !.. p.nld.c leisurely
down the Mtsjusipit to tie 'iulf of
.M..X..O, i-klrt Us phoie to Ih. (iiarlottx
Itiver. Florida. an.l I.11 I'iniced
throiiRh that stre-im lo tic Cloosa
hul he" Itlver to L.lk. like.- i- i.-e and
thrnusli a canal to the At iM
Hurt, was hi..i.h--''T o' 'i. Clews
bran ii at 1122 Hro.idwiv a. I Murcello
was 111 rha-ce of the l'nion S riue of.
tici lluitvj. liroiiHt, .i.-iiR. Hurty,
! one of the il'.i uii-'ub. s f Henry
CIiws t Co and Ives ,i" ,s- .,. Peach.
Conn.
NEW YORKERS WIN AT CRICKET
Ileal I'rniil.Oiril. IT.'t lo I .". In
ih I r it I ic lor llnllfnx up.
I ' j 1 11 VI I. 1 111 I'l I i" 1
r .st 1 tn- tw.. in.it In p 1
V.ilk. Wil. II 1.1RI. sc.l 'liR I.
In by th !,'. -1 -ir t, .'ti-
ma-' h 11 the H.r f.i !
suited In . oinparativelv l..
New Y.itl. team w.iiiilni; fr- ri
Si ic
tlRC.I
' I S
re-
t - the
1 l-'r il k
oinds at
ford 1 'ticket club
on the
llav.-rfor.l. 171 to r.
Th. I'rankfoid , lub w:.--
t'l
-t at
bat
and it looked like .1 mii-,-
f r the
e Ptld of
ket still
- behind,
bv- J S.
.elully
home fain urtil Jus
HPtll Jll't Itef'-te
In- name
With b 11 "'1. vvi
to fal'
New Y..ik was .'2 nr
.1 P
Kef nan was tlien J" 10 1
llr.t..
Itoth batsmen plav
and before tunc was
I.. I I-
ol added
the necessary runs ' tie the n-nrt anil
i;. mom before Mriz wa- howled by
Poitomiey for '.' -I D Koiiiin had a
t ol nut sere of 3'"
The New York I. .1111 vv i'! p'ay the
Mer on '" ' at llav. rferd to-morrow.
DROP 45 "UNION" TEACHERS.
I hlcimo lloiiril of I Id 11. u I Inn (iltr
III. IK In Fed. TO tl. .11.
C111CV..0 June 27 -The Hoitd of IM11
, .1 1 1. in struck a blow 1' the Chlcapo
'I'e iclier. Fed. I.ltiotl tool iv whrii It 01
.i.ieil dropped from the tci.b.iiR fore,
slxty-elclit teachers, fortv-dvc of whom
are' member of th" Teacher l'nion
Air.oiiR th.tn an- all Ih" "lll-cr of the
union Mi Ida M 1. FuiM.-.n presl
.1. nt . Marv F Dw-yer i..-.-r.li' r secre
l.uy . Princes It llarde" .-m -. -po-idlni
le.retiry, and Mi'V K Mni.y. tteas-uti-r
ii.e action of tl . ttu-'pc- 1 the cul
m nnti 'ii "I" lluhi th- b',"l l.i- been
maki'iK on th.- u-con f..r m .t" ihan a
year and t'dlow-d .1 refii.-al bv Superior
ju.l-'e Sulbvan lo-d.n- to .-no. in In
jun, lion aitai'i t t1',- l.oai I In 11 pie
V ,n- .0111 .Ic iM'.n ine ineml'P''R were
en.ioine.1 li"in .111. rferniR Willi tho tcai.'h
. rs and ."iit'inp. pro. c.i iir- .ire threat
1 tn .1
i)ii:n.
pi. 'KINS' 'N
VI l' Illl Kle
1 .r. . !" V Pl.k.-l.
Ill .-li si 1 mil "!
Y Junp
li ih md
1 I 1 an
' k neon
ii . t.iirn
1 t ii-. g.
1 . . rn
ef IPh-
T.."ee
,s.. .!(.
nr. I i ti- lute . irv .. r.
- I- . in. re-t It u
rtav .lun- -"' ! - J" M
.. -.1 lltP"l IIH'II 1- HV ll. H ' T . .
p.'pPt l; P
lilPNnl.ps "-im lay .-etinr
1'.,!'. .Inhl, 11 . fi.-'l I.. . 11 '
I..M.II" In Ail-am.
'un.'ll fprvl.e. nt le o I'o
rtlt.ilier J ll me A'lirar ll- t,
tl.rhl'k N V . nn V e '1 . .
;v. t 3 31 1' M A
Albany Snuthe-n Ib
V hanv nl I o'.iei i, r.
the .rviF
l-r,v in vinii I. ' , fPI v e
vt:it vl ruribil ' . 1 . vv .
1M1.I itref t ' 1'rili'i, K ' 11 I-'
ItlR ' W p 1-1' - I ' lift. I 1
VI.UMI IA I' Kli'.i.-d 11 ' ' 11" '
Mm, Irty Jillie .... I ' ' '. V ' ' ' 1
Verilll'VP. wl low ef h" Itev
tllt'l '
'irilKkti.
1) Var-
s.
I
j
'ervi. e w ill h hehl H .
h.r Ute real
'. r.,1.1. Uldi.
1. limn :'9, at
he In walling nt
rien.-e t;r. mill I' ..an.
w o.t.l. N .1 . n Thai e 1
t 3D I' M CarrlKo it'
liliiliewnpil fnr nam l,--iv'lnc font of
i'hinti.r sireet P M . Krl rt. ft.
MKVIOIII.M s;nir..
rilAI'.MXS Vietor I. Ill
nuniii'l of ihe xtiierlcin liyiiitf
Corps killed In action vt Venlun
on Inn.. son of John .lav
c'hapuiiit jnd On. Ian. Minn
T i III nt 1 It s i ' It a 4. 111 .1 11 V
memorial service ..111 Iv held
at Trtlll' I'hutrh N'e York
on I rlilav .lime 111, at lit N
lloston paters pleaj-e tupy.
i
1
p'L'li'
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