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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
THE OPPOSITION TO GOVERNOR BLACK.

To tho Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR. understand from your Albany correspon-
dcncc that ths opposition Of Mr.. Plat. Mr. Qugg'
NJ Gibbs and Mr.. Barnes to Governor Black Is
.ha, they do not think he will tie popular with the
pcople and viii not BE- Endorsed at the polls. ~
The same time they are willing that ne shou'd DC
49,, r-r,,ed Sfates Senator and let Mr. Roose-
col, 10 Governor What I would Ike TO ask Is
how Mr. Pa Mr 9piss Mr G Eyg n,9 and o Mr.
~" a ro,er formerly edited by George ". Daw-
son and care. Emory smith S ga" ln nisI ne.
So. Who they openly declare would be repudi-
atcl by the people II he came up for their support
o. 10 moi believe that Nj Roosevelt VII oe
nartv 10 any deal in regard 70 the nlted states
sn,torshIo before the Contention. II he - gong
- +,1' ,",.t OBSERVER
Fort Edward " Y. Sept. s, lfS.
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DIED.

Glen E 1.v vi. Of on w TTi1sT s M
T Twain" Ash and daughter q the late Aeyander oakley
Funeral services at christ Church Gen hdse H. n on
York al 1890 O'Clock a. m.
BENNGNG-s Suddenly. at Brldsewater. n r, on Tues
day. September d, Henry {. benhhg' OF BROOKLYN IN
IIerment private
BRGEN-on September 10. Thomas Breen aged 20 years
a Ms4gere 81 H REaqlY "SN''' ''
Friends ana relatives invited the funeral from his
late residence 10 $40 Park Brooklyn. on Monday
1nte TERN ,trt' at Holy cross.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Friday September Q. Jacob
Philip Diemann aged IS years ! months ION Man.
F% hsy se irSm nis 70. at 3 p m
Relatives friends and Lessns Lodge No COS. F. and
A. NJ. are invited 10 attend
Dr-rFy-On Friday September o, at his residence. No
$40 West 47,h-st. Michael Duffy native OF county
rrcns and reIStves respectfully invited attend iu-
In qsrn sun IN Gyal2 Y P II"
belle f. wife OF John Heliker aged 81 Years Mr..
Funeral rysSs hf lis Ems OF on Sunday at M
HICKEY Suddenly Thursday. September s. $685.
runcral on sunday September H. at p M from the
residence OF her niece. Margaret Kean No IS Willow
Interment IN oo calvary
Limerick drelanD papers please copy.
HYpF-on 9th inst. James P. Hyde. beloved husband
Funeral from his lat. residence. No AZ West i2oth-s'.
Interment Calvary.
JARVIS-At Cornwall on the Hudson. September 9.
1895 Welcome 3 Jarvis in hts +5th year
friends respectfully invited TO attend
the funeral services AZ his late residence. no lo HAN
o'clock
Internient Greenwood
KINC-At Summit. " J., September 10. James II. King.
In the 18th year OF his age.
Funeral the residence Of his soninlaw Will
lam Walker Monday. September IL arrival OF train
leaving New-York at p. m.
In,srment convenience OF family
MATHEWS--At Union Corners. Mount Vernon. N. Y.
September To- Clara H. Mathews.
Funeral her late residence Tuesday morning. Sep
TENDER -. at 10 o'clock
MIISPAUGH-At Greenwood Lake. " j.. Thursday,
September s. Philip NJ. Mspaugb. in the roth year OF
his
funeral services his late residence No % West
l2oth-st New-York city on Sunday, September H. at
p. m.
Interment in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery Tarrytown. At COD
yenicnce " family.
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DEATH OF BLANCHE ROOSEVELT.
A SINGER, AN AUTHOR AND RELATIVE
OF COLONEL, THEODORE ROOSEVELT.

Blanche Roosevelt, who was a favorite here as
singer seventeen years ago. died at her home In
London yesterday Edwin II. Low OF this city, re-
ceived dispatch to that effect from his wife, Miss
Roosevelt's sister, who was called to LONDON lew
days ago on account of her sickness Her death
was caused by an accident which happened while
she was driving at Monte Carlo about a year ago
Blanche Roosevelt In private life the Mar
chesa dAllgri. Before her marriage she was
Blanche Roosevelt Tucker. She was the daughter
Of W. II. Tucker, OF Virginia and was related 10
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. She made her nrst
appearance in opera at Covent Garden, in La ira
viata. on April %, 1876. She sang here Few years
later in various light operas. and made success
Mabel in The Pirates OF Penzance. at the Flith
Avenue Theatre when that work was hrst pro-
duced in this country. She left the stage because
of the wish Of her husband and applied herself 10
literary work. She wrote a life of Gustave Dore,
French Academy.
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DIED..
September 0. 1898, william II

NEwELL-on Friday September Q, 1885, william
Bcs, s sgsd t - years also members Of Atlantic dg
No. so I. o. O. F.. Bethlehem Encampment and New.
from hr late esdsnc are No 1872 wiIIoushbys
Sunday September II. at p m.
o'NEILICon Thursday, September g. Mary widow
Funeral SUNDAY 1870 from late residence No ISL
a a5 S o a ssnis S to Church OF
Interment in Calvary.
oPPENHEIMERAt sheePshead Bay. Long Island me-. os
e aan SeoSa wife Of joseph s0 Open
hemer of No. Alb East 5sth-s New-York 90,
nesr SSaay sssTsss
and at m at Mamondes ce me % ans
Irving Council No co., r. A. respectfully invited
PALMER-A wesbrook Conn. September Q. at the
Palmer. widow Of John Il. Palmer OF Providence. r. L.
sANTos-At Short Hills. " j.. September TO- 1895, at
a m. Alexandra Santos: 80 years old
Interment at Baltimore, Md
PANNEUT-suddeniy on September g. 1898. Charles B.
Funeral from his late residence 40 vandcrbil.-avs
NewYork. Sunday. at p.
Intermen, Woodlawn.
Lille Franee) papers please copy
STEWART-On September 10, at his residence, No. As
East Clarkson-st, Fatbush. Brooklyn, Robert Stewart
Funea services at above address Monday September
Relatives and nd friends kindly invited to attend
sTLTZER-on September TO- at his residence No. $50
Harrlson-st Brooklyn. Ferdinand stutzer in the 10th
Notice Of funeral hereafter
New-York papers please copy.
TowNsEND-At residence Of her son; Dr. W W Town
send, Rutland. Vt, Friday, September o, Caroline W.
wife Of Louis Townsend and daughter Of tho late
William Mckinley
Funeral private. fom residence OF her mother, Jane 4
Mckinley. No 81 West Jersey ST. Elizabeth. N j..
Sunday.
TROWBRIDG Suddenly. Saturday morning. Septem-
Der TO- at his residence. No West 47th-s.. George
Trowbrdge NJ D. in the 44th year Of his age. son OF
the late Amos II. Trowbridge. 49,
will be held at the Brick Church. 9TH
ave. and 37th-st. Tuesday morning September Is.
at 10 o'clock.
voGT-on Friday. September o. 1sos. Margaretha. DO
loved wife Of Carl Nogt, In her SD year .
late residence, No 465 Pulaski
ST.. Brooklyn. Sunday. September IL, at p no.
Please omit flowers.
The stephen Merritt Burial Co., 24l-2i3 West
St. -York-Undertakers embalnlers and funeral
directors: prompt service day night Telephone No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
THREE list REGIMENT FUNERALS.

The funeral Of First Sergeant Henry Zeiger OF
Company f. list Regiment will take place to-day
az . D. m. at his home. No. So SeYenth-st.' Long
Island City The funeral of Private John Geoghan
viii take place to-day at o'clock at his home, at
Sea cliff Long Island. Comrades who may wish
to attend the funeral will take the $50 a. m train
from the Long Island CITY terminal
To-morrow at O'Clock the funeral OF Private
Thomas J. Dunning. of Company NJ. Will Do held
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
HIATT IN STEEL TRUST AFFAIRS.

St Paul Mimi Sept. ID CSpecaD.-It is reported
that lafe decision in the United States Court In
The Jones Mixer case favorable 10 the Carnegie
Steel Company has called halt in all negotiations
Of the Steel Trust. and that the J. ?. Morgan &
Co. circular announcing terms and financial settle
ment has been held back. This circular has been
In the hands Of the printers. II Is sald that an
dred interests into the Steel Trust will be called on
until the Jones Mixer case Is settled 3y we gu gu
nremA Court The case affects all steel made ~
direct process which the Steel Trust expected 10
uea exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

mandle are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fabre, Mr..
and Mrs. S. !. Burnes. the Marquis des Mon
tiers Merinve and Mr. \. G. Vanderpoel.
Among the passengers who sailed on the Fuerst
Bismarck on Friday from Cherbourg were Mrs
j. II. Durkee. Mrs Stilson Hutchins, Mrs {.
Heap, Mrs. ". H. Beers, Mr. and Mrs. Bedell
Moore. the Rev H c. Wodruf. Mr.. c. f. p.
Dodge. Mr. Robert Goelet. jr.. and Mayor W II.
Wliams.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
fsY CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE

10y CABLE TO THE TRIBUSE.1
a''s' Sept. lO.-A stranger arriving to-day In
.a's and reading the morning papers. brimful
" 'ae epithets and invective which French
-'n ~ troublesome times seem to delight in
ing az one another might fairly conclude
nay the word "fraternite." II not also ''liberte."
-, 80 oeen effaced from the famous revolutionary
which still remains chiselled on all pub
NJ S.uinss in France. Rochefort applies TO
,r 'ine Minister long chain Of expressions.
r,n which Cow" Is the most euphonious
nm. N4ek'rr!ng machine-guns OF NJ. Lucien
s'es rhetoric belch forth at venerable
r,h,'. judges OF the Court OF Cessation and
.,.S,.e' Ministers such explosive projectiles
ia ..r liars" "blackguards,' "scoundrels'
49, russians" NJ. Drumont. with a fanat
mo "ofthy OF the bowling dervish. calls
''h'ster OF War a false wretch and pro-
lar. .'a' national statue be erected to pre-
~. 'ne memory Of Colonel Henry. To the
49, oew!ldered by these paroxysms of
~ o,.'' france might seem 10 be OF the verge
.,,., war or Of revolution. But the explosion
: seems Inevitable TO inexperienced eyes
n,. e''ed by the extraordinary elasticity of
ma and the cynicsm that in recent years
hn. the most unexpected moment seldom
he q SoASty waive. lHc cHcHH~S ~
hs,. VISION OF the Drcyfus case. more noisy as
Nor 0''e less numerous. are making frantic
Bop,,, s"ne further Investigations to revive
Tho. oy means OF NJ. Cavaignac, IN
,uzz.. , DOnhet the Presidential bee each day
bsn, uer ana louder; to transform Parlia-
rus, 49, COMMITTEES OF Public Safety: TO in
s.s.,' liver 10 civilian dctator-ln short TO
:, A'"sh the Reign Of Terror.
und, PROBABLY true that ninety nine out of every
''enchmen in their heart Of hearts even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
COLONEL ROOSEVELT NON CoMMTrTAL
HE WOULD NOT DISCUSS ACTION OF THE INpE-
PENDESrs-coNFIRMs COLONEL JERoMES
STATEMENT


Montauk. Long Island Sept. 1o-Colonel
Roosevelt would not discuss his nomination by
the Citizens party last night. and II was said
that he has declared he will not talk politics
until after he is mustered out. When he was
told Of a statement made by Colonel Lowell h
Jerome 10 the effect that Colonel Roosevelt
had authorized general statement that he
would gladly accept as an honor ana
duty nomination for Governor by th.
Republican party at the State Convention in
Saratoga. and that an Endorsement from the
independents would be nattering and gratifying
and that he would hope also FOR their loyal sup
port Colonel Roosevelt said
Colonel Jeromes statement Is substantially
"a I tolt him and several 81 the other lnde-
.pondents who spoke IN me as 10 whether or not
/ would accept an Independent nomination II !
we're not nominated by the Republicans. but !
am not responsible for the exact phraseology
OF Colonel Jerome's statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
CANAL PATRONAGE EFFECTIVE

Albany. ~ Y. Sept. 10 (speciaD.-rhe canal
patronage has been effective IN Governor Black
interest At least in Montgomery County. JACOB
Smell the Republican leader in that county. IS an
ernnIove Of the Department Of P8bilc works. and
George W. Aldrldge the head Of the Department.
as is well known. IS one Of tho chief managers OF
Governor Blacks canvass 20 one here. therefore.
Uas surprised 70 hear this evening that Aldridge
had carried the Montgomery County Convention,
held to-day in Governor Blacks interest. and had
instructed the delegates formally ny resolution 70
support the Governor for renominaton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
4 CHARACTER ANALYSIS.

Fro The Washington Star.
no" said Maud. emphatically. IT don't like
him" ,,,., .. .z..,
Mamie 'and quite Intellectual He always has
something interesting 70 read 20 you
Il know A. But he's the kind OF young man VINO
"a rries love sick poetry in compartment OF his
pocketbook and items about Ice cream poisoning IN
amt bpr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
prpI-BLICAN TICKET ~ UTAH.

Salt Lake. Utah, Sept l0.-At the Republican state
Convention in this city Chief Justice Zane was
nominated for Supreme Judge and Alma E. Eldredse
for congress The platform demands protection, bl-
H. os inc country on the glorious results accom-
piished in the war with spain and the able m1nase-
ment of the war by the ADMINISTRATOR approves
msintoinlrg the nag wherever IT has been raised
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
STATE POLITICAL NOTES.

The Orleans American" tells tho Democrat
press that they can have campaign on state is
sues II they Ike which will keep their hands fnl
Whatever mistakes the Republicans may have
made Il thinks the Democrats Will have hard
time in getting much political capital Out 81 ms
record Of the last year ard a half ~ Republican
rule.
tax rate reru-ed ~ the lowest limit
The COMPLETION ~ the Capitol Al AlnanY. aller
II had been made the scAndal0us foo'bdI or VpI'ta
for quarter - a century. - -
\ law securing uniform charters Tor large mum
Der az the cities % The state, ana putting an 'l D
unwise expensive and confusing legislation from
year 10 year. -, .,t-s ,ii
The passage Of a reform primary law. which VIII
put an end. n properly enforced 20 primary abuses
In our large cities and which viii satisfy tho inde-
peudcnt element that always inclin"s 20 vote the
Rcpublican ticket because It's inclnaiions are
usually good. 49,, ,
The esta bshment Of forest reservation. great
health resort for the benefit % this Siat" ana an
attraction for health seekers from n' oihfr S'ilfs
who can Hnd moro agreeable place 20 tp'il 'l'lF
money than within tho borders or New oTk
The exposure 81 an expensive ana unWis" system
81 canal supervision. which has been continued nm
der both parties OF this state for over twenty years
and which system will Doe radically reformed " tHe
Republican party remains IN power
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune once. sept. H. a H'-rhe weather yesterday
was fair and mild The temperature ranged between GJ
ard 70 degrees the average as degrees being degree
lower than that Of Friday and iiA degrees lower tnan
Thai Of The corresponding day OF last year.
The weather day will continue fair and cool
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO DAY.

For New-England and Eastern New York. fair. con-
,lo,,ed low temperature III Tuesday. westerly winds
Far the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
Jersey. Delaware Maryland and Virginia fair. con
tinuAa low temperature. Eortherly winds.
For Vest Nirsinla. Weetern Pennsjl. anla, western
Neu. York and OHIO generally fair. continued low tenn
neratire. light northerly winds, becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
Religious Notices.

CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION eth-ave. ana
oo.r a, Services I a. M $50 a. m. and II M. noon
and ) o. m. All seats free.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In.
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY iSo worth-et..
wM r. BARNARD. Sunt.-Service OF song on Sunday
a. $50 o. m Singing by the choir OF children OF the
Institution Public invited Donations Of clothing and
shoes solicited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11
MARRIED..

September 9. at 'suneih"
Hudson Mrs. Marie Madeleine Boiling
- pr Frederic Dller Owsley by the Rev Thornton NJ
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Special Notices.
Tribune Terms to Mail Subscribers.

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CHRIST CHURCH 7lst-st. and Boulevard Rev Or.
: SffIPMAN. Rector.-Morning service at H. Even
ing prayer. 1 o'clock.
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PARIS.
THE DREYFUS EXCITEMENT DWARFS
ALL OTHER TOPICS.

NTEMPERATE REMARKS ABOUT ENGLAND
IN THE UDAN-WoNDERFUL FF-
FICIENCY OF THE NEW RAPID
FIRE FIELDPIECE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

The stephen Merritt Burial Co.. 2il-2i3 West
23d Undcrtakers, enbalfners and funeral
directors: prompt service day night Telephone No
rA-lsth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

The Buffalo Democrats had their annual ou'lhs
last Wednesday. Justice Titus. the Bunnlo candl-
It, Cor covernor appcarcd on the dancing plat
form and was introduced by Mayor DIEM as a man
who brings harmony and peace 10 our RANKS.
'rhcn the gathering spent most OF the day IN Tree
fights which reached climax at the steanhoat
landing, when the peaceful Democrats reacheu
home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11


A number OF Americans have returned 70
Paris from Switzerland and other summer re-
sorts Judge Truax and Mrs. Truax, after pass
ing three weeks at Saint-Gcrmaine, left here
this morning for London, en- route for New
York Mr.. William Waldorf Astor and his
family also left Paris for Clveden. Among the
Americans remaining for few days are MI
and Mrs Fairman Rogers, OF Philadelphia; Mrs.
George B. Mcclellan. Countess La Forest Di-
yonne, formerly Miss Audenreid: Mr.. and Mrs.
Osgood Field, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Angel. Mrs.
n II Robinson. Mrs Henry Merrman. Mr.. and
Mrs Robert w Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Ledyard'
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan L. Mott DR. j. F. Carroll
and Miss Carroll, Mrs. Willard f. Case, Miss
Agnes Blackington, Mr.. and Mrs. James Porter,
Mr. ~ T. MacCreery. Mr.. A. V. Armour Mrs
u Holbrook. Mr. Jerome Wheelock, Mr. d. F.
plat. Dr Frank t. GreenOugh and Mr.. William
Blake.
Mr. William X Thorn recently passed through
Paris 10 arrange for new motor carriage cluD
at Pau Of which he has been elected presi-
dent
Dinners and dances at Dinard were given by
the Countess Kleckskowska formerly MISS
Tudor. Of Boston. and by Mrs. McCrea' OF Fhiia
delrhia; Mrs. Van Dusen Reed ana MI anu
Mrs CIarkson Potter. Among the guests were
Mrs. Charles Morgan. the Misses Van Duseh
Reed the Misses McCrea. Mrs Eyre MIS-"
Iothrop. Mrs Forbes Morgan and Mrs a.
Harjes.
MANY Parisans and Americans remain AZ
t1ouburg Among them Mr.. Robert T. Lee
Miss Mary Lee, Mrs. Charles Singer MISS
Singer. Mrs Bisschofsheim. Mr.. and Mrs. HOT
nor. Mr.. Sebastian schlessinGer and his daugh-
tor Baroness Neibnitz and Mrs Turnbull MT
Andrew D. White, United States Ambassador
a. Berlin is still at Homburg where ne iuncheu
tho other day with the Empress frederick'
Don Carlos remains at Lucerhe' hNIhs 'e,S
.,,,.t,v with his wife. They drive occasionally
90 walk a great deal. usually at hours when
,hnre ere few people about Among the Amer'-
cans at Luoerne are Mrs. Lorillard spencer MI
and Mrs. c. b. Cushing Miss CUSHING MIS-
rarlow. Miss Newbold and Mr.. Howard
Payn ou.a ., The Nor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

The Rome Sentinel" expresses DISAPPOINTMENT
over the failure Of all but about ono I'm seven OF the
-. Vork st,bscrihors 10 the Weekly Tribune TO
show any interest I'm the Republican nomination foT
Governor and It wonders II there ~ 10 Do i E''"'
siay-at- home Republican vote"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-11

DEPUTY Controller MorGan's Buffalo friends ex-
press much qualification over the hati'ring resou-
lions adopted by the Unconditional Republican CUB
trollcr.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1898-02-12
Cant DOtpu med.


BoSloN MASS, reu' - ''''"ur"S v.
the executive eomhcii uoNerhor WIZ" Ui
nominate" .hPt. ,h"r,'s - D"r'h 81 W..
outh 10 ne hi'lhoer Vi .iie po"'o VI n''' ~
and iahI commissioners, vice o''''riI' IL.
hoWiahn' rr7iS.eu' 'P."ih i'o.e,' "as ",i'h
IN iiynouth' Aitor cpnpletihS HIS s."iir.
IN the niSh s'hool ne ICON u Two !r',iI
course IN higher .iatho.la''cs nl'i""-
ins S'n'ctic surveying "n" ',nV'Sm,i"n'
lie was lhe ass's'ah' ei'S,licrr oii .''e YIN
outh water WORKS IN 1921 ne was 'hS"Sru