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New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
SONE SOCIETY INCIDENTS.

4 very pretty entertainment viii be given to-day
20 celebrate the golden wedding OF Dr.. and Mrs
Thomas N Markoe at No. so Madison-ave There
wn b reception and family gathering DR. and
N-s Markoe were married in 1850. Mrs Markoe
vas Mss How among those who VIII be Paesemt PeIda
Miss Markoe, and Dr.. and Mrs James w Markoe
Mrs Robert C Remsen and Miss Maisie Rem
returned on Thursday from New-London
Conn. where they have been this summer MI
ana Mrs Winfield Scott came 70 town the same
sixry-tourIh-st
Mss Daisy Post has chosen Miss Mabel Gerry
ano Miss Sara Van Allen her bridesmaids at her
wedding OF December 10 Orme Wilson will De
v Ssh oa Asns best man. The Tedapg ha W mi deee ee
TIE Brides mother
The engagement OF Miss Anita de Garmendta, the
daughter Of the late Carlos de Garmendia, and
First Lieutenant John a. Stephens Of the sth
Artillery, [. S. A. is reported Mrs. Carlos de
FaFinendla and her family have been living abroad
t:noe AI: De Garmendis's death. Miss Anita de
56Fiaeoola was IN this country about two years
ago OF visit
Mrs c A Comstock has announced the engage
fHent ot her daughter Caroline TO z. Henry Merri-
mar s.mons OF this city Mr.. snons is the son
o. C2sTies PemaF sinons ana Of Mrs simons. who
The cabled news Of the secret marriage Of the
Duke ot Manchester and Miss Helen Zimmerman
was DIT Of surprise, although anything startling
could be expected of the young Duke who has been
Detore the public than one occasion. His
friends now hope that since he has married a
young American woman with plenty OF money. and
with. no doubt much VIII power he will be-
cone model Duke. The Duchess of Manchester,
VINO hencetorth will be known as 'Consuelo.
Duchess Of Manchester" in London the
time She has been under treatment of a famous
fpeclalst and has had her sister. Miss Yznaga.
living with her. They did not attend the wedding
or even KNOW about II until yesterday. The brides
MAIDS were the two aunts of the bride, who have
beetl d great deal with her. Mrs. Yznaga, the
mother OF Consuelo. Duchess of Manchester, who
Ass been in NcW-York visiting Miss Leary, knew
llothng o. The wedding, but that is not in the
IzLsga family. She WIS quite IN the dark TO
nst ceLghter Naticas marriage 10 Lister Kaye
until the happy couple came Down TO Lake Con-
marriage was also sudden. There is doubt that
mere VIII be recopciliatIons all around. and that
INC newly married pair will as in the story books
I'VE happily ever afterward.
MS Gouverneur Kortright arrived in town yes
Iestoay She is having her house arranged for the
"Ii'ef, plt VIII not move until next week.
Miss Della Gurnee of No. e2s FTfth-ave.. Will give
series Of Tuesday dinners. The FIRST dinner will
tS place this evening and the series will continue
through December
'anes '. Parker, of No z53 Madison-ave., closed
@s~Dort cottage fortnight ago. He Will not
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

fkGsTERDAY'S RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. Nov. 19.-Conditions changed but lit
lie since Sunday night the Vshaped trough OF depression
still extending from the lake region southwestward into
Texas and thence northwestward the North Pacific
Coast and the high pressure with sbnornsly
low temperatures. continuing from Montana northward
Temperatures extremely high the from
Texas norheasward. in wEagland where they
nave fallen from 10 20 degrees. They also fallen
In the extreme Central West occurred
over practically the entire except in the Middle
Atlantic States Rain viii continue generally
day the southern half Of country.
snow the northern half except southern por
uon Of Middle Atlantic States be gen
orally fair. Rain will continue Wednesday South
Atlantic States will also the the northern
tier OF States and the Central West. continue
cold IN the Northwest and be colder TUESDAY
Tal West and from the Southwestern States
ward through The upper lake region and Lower Ohio
Valley II Will be colder Wednesday from
States through the Upper Ohio
lower lake region. On the EewE;nEisnd Coast
Will he brisk noTtheasterly On the Middle
South Atlantic they will De mostly fresh southerly
and the lake region they Will be variable. beco
ing fresh To brisk northerly-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
VARIETY ENTERTAINNENTS.

Tho operetta Sweet Jessamine" which was an
nounced TO be produced at the New-York Theatre
last night was not ready. and was postponed TIL
next Monday. The most notable feature OF the
Dill was little ballet act called THE Meeting of
the Allies at the Gates OF Pekng" II included
some genuine military evolutions which were
cIeVer!y executed and warmly appIauded The Du-
fnonts a trio OF vocal and instrumental musicians
gave an interesting and amusing performance
iheFe were numerous other features old and new
OF varying degrees OF attractiveness
An attractive bill was presented at Koster &
6'al MUSIC Hall last night, including Pauline
f1aA' Nernona Jarbeau. the troupe of nine Toozooin
Arabs the Rossow Midgets OBrien and Hayel
= - AHHa acLng monkeys. Teney and Slmmonds
Rnssow a"f M Me Rial,a,s mirror dances. Charles
Nellie Burt the Seymour leapers and Others.
Inc excellent and attractive show Of chrysantbe-
NUNS at the Eden Musee will be continued
thfough th!s week. There were large crowds pres-
1he Musee has also all the usual
Iashone dancer, made her debut at Proctor's
I"ehty-third Street Theatre yesterday Charles T
AieT1ch helo over and made hit with his bur
lesque OF Ching Ling Foo initators Charles
sweet e amused the audiences with his unctuous
nuslcaI specially and James o I5arroWs and his
company We're entertaining in Tactics anu LIS
fapInta continues at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre Ugo Blond made hit with hia ironer
sonatlons Others were Mcintyre and Heath Fov
and Clark Henri French Bunth and RHdd Jnbg og
L. camp N'"'i0e 'ahce and Maxwell and Dudley.
La fayette headed the programme Yesterday ct
Proctor's Palace. The bill included Fvs Williams
and Jack Tucker. Montgomery and Stone Smith
Doty & Co.. De Witt and Burns the SCHUYLER
sisters. the Barrows. Maud Meredith Lou Wells
and the kalatechnoscope '''' 4''U " CHS
capital show was offered Yesterday at Proc
tors One ne-hundred-and-twenty-f Street Theatre
the leaders being AIeidc C4pitaine and James ]
Morton Others were Garfield and Carleton Rinns
ana blnns, conway and Leland the Ayervs Rem
nett ano Young. the three De RIgney sisters and
the kalatechnoscope. ~
Among tfe entertaining features Of the per
formance ar Tony Pastors Theatre yesterday were
Dixon, Bowers and Dixon Cook and Sonora the
Meeker-Baker Trio, Frank Gardiner and Iotrie
vincent MISS Louie Dacre. Silyerne and Fmerie
Morton anc Elliott. Emerson and Omega Howley
and Leslie Dashing ton and Bryant the Mennings
Satsums, VIC Leonzc and the vitagraph
MIS- hatherhe Bioodgood appeared for the first
time at Keith's yesterday. There were also on the
programme Clayton White Marie Stuart and their
company; Joseph Hart's Examination Day at
School. played by AL Leach and the Three Rose
buds; Mr.; and Mrs. Charles T Ellis Ieontine and
and Signor Guile
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
GEORGE F WILDE.

George F Wilde a sap broker died yesterday at
the home OF his daughter. at No. 50 East Twen-
tieth-st. He seventy years old. and was born
in Boston, where his father was a judge in one
OF the higher courts. There he became a partner
of Vernon H. Brown In 1880 Mr.. Wilde moved
with Mr.. Brown to New-York and made
member Of the firm of Vernon H. Brown & Co, OF
No. % BeaVer-st. He continuously in business
until three months ago. when failing health caused
him TO retire. He member OF the Reform
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
A SURPRISE TO Mr.. ZIMMERMAN.
HE SPEAKS IN KINDLY TERMS OF HIS NEW
SON-IN-LAW.

Cincinnati, Nov: 19.-Eugene Zimmerman.
vice president OF the Cincinnati. Hamilton and
Dayton Railway. and director in several other
lines. was very much surprised to-day read
ing a press dispatch announcing that he was
the father-in-law of the Duke of Manchester.
He stated that the press reports were all the
information that he had regarding the matter.
and that he did not desire to talk about the
marriage until he was further advised. He in
sisted, however. that there had been false re-
ports about the Duke Of Manchester; that the
Duke had never been engaged TO any actresses;
that he is not a spendthrift and has not been
notorious reports would make him. Mr..
Zimmerman said the fortune dissipated
before the present Duke assumed his heritage.
Mr. Zimmerman stated that he had received
word that his daughter was her way to
America, and that he would go to New-York to
await her arrival He had only the kndest
words to say Of his daughter and of whatever
she may have done The Duke of Manchester
has met Mr.. Zimmerman al the seaside in this
country, and is not q stranger to his father-in-
law. Besides being connected with several rail-
roads, Mr.. Zimmerman is a stookholder in the
Standard Oil Company and local concerns and
is a large owner Of coal and iron lands in the
West He has been widower for many years.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
DAVID NJ RIPLEY.

David N. Ripley. insurance broker. died at his
home, No. Isl West Ninetyseventy-st.. yesterday
morning from heart disease. He had been sick for
several months but did not give up his business
until two weeks ago. Mr.. Ripley was born in 1899
in Brooklyn When a young man he entered the
employ Of the Delamater Iron Works. of Newly ork
Since 1890 he had represented the Travellers InsuI
Company, of Hartford. He was an expert ac-
countant and settled many important estates. HIS
wife died several years ago, leaving him Chdless
He will be buried Wednesday morning at 1880
o'clock Services Will be held at st. Stephens
Church.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
IN MEMORY OF WARREN N. GODDARD,

meeting was held last night at the rooms OF
the Friendly Aid Society. No. 24s East Thirty
fourth-st in memory Of Warren n. Goddard.
founder and formerly president OF the society
hundred members and friends OF the society were
present. John Harsen Rhoades. chairman OF the
meeting, spoke of the work successfully accom-
pIished by Mr.. Goddard. Mrs. Samkovitch, pres
ent head Of the society reported on Its progress
The Rev Thomas R. siicer spoke in a reminiscent
vein OF his association with Mr. Goddard, eulogz-
ing the latter's altrusm and zeal as q reformer.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
FIRST RAIN IN EIGHT YEARS.

San Francisco. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-Captain Car
ter Of the schooner Volant from Magdalena
Bay. Lower California reports that the first rain
that has fallen Masdalena in eight years fell
while he was there. This place is OF the most
arid in the world. being between the northern and
southern rain belts. though 1t has of the best
harbors on the Pacific Coast, which Is a fayorite
with American warships for target practice.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.

For New England rain to-day and probably Wednes-
day: fresh northeasterly winds.
For Eastern Ncw-York, to-day; Wednesday. rain
in southern northern portion. colder IN
western portion; fresh north winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, partly
cloudy in southern. northern portion to-day and
probably Wednesday; warm winds mostly fresh
southerIy.
For the District Of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland
fair; continued to-day and probably Wednesday {;
fresh southerly winds
FOR Western New-York, rain and continued to-
Gay Wednesday and colder variable winds.
becoming fresh northery
For Western Pennsylvania, rain to-day continued
warm: Wednesday rain or snow and colder: southerly
winds. becoming fresh noFtherly.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Mr. and Mrs. H. o. Havemeyer. I'd bava a. lag,
found house They have taken the F p New
botd.s at IN No East Thirty hfth-st., for the win
meyer was Miss Whiting Nrs rave
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Mrs Eugene Thayer and Mrs Bryce Allan q,
Philadelphia will give large dance. ., - u
the latter part of December. " 'ndl CITY IN
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
: HOURS: Morning. Night
! : > s 10 ~ l J S Siou
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f1rrif-I IN Ir1-


In TINS diagram white line the
changes IN pressure indicated by The Trbunes
recording barometer The line tempera
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once Nov 20. a m.-The weather yester-
day fair. except for showers the evening The
temperature ranged and 63 degrees
age t5s eegrees being IA degrees higher Of
Sunday and s1a higher OF
pondlng date OF last year.
4he weather to-day will be rainy.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
Burnett's Vanilla
DIED.

ia pu-e Don't your work on cheap and dan
gerous substitute. Insist having Burnetts
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

remain In New-York this winter hr+ ,-,u .,, 49,.
week for Europe, where he Will be Until IS4 S mex
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Leo Ditrichstein's dramatization OF Robert
Grants "Unleayened Bread is TO be produced al
Liebler Co. Miss Eleanor Robson, who is now
playing the part OF Bonita in Arizona" at the
Herald Square Theatre. viii play important
part in 81. She Will leave the cast of "A rizoDs
on Saturday night, and her place win be taken bv
Miss Olive May. who the original Bonita ana
has since been acting with John Drew in "Rfchard
CarveL"
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Joseph OFT. actor of some note in burlesoua
and farcicaI performances died last evening AZ hts
home No. West One hundred a nd -fourth-st from
a complicat on OF diseases HIS last engagement
was in the burIesque Nell Coin" at the New
York Theatre. He was brother OF Miss Theresa
Vaughn, a well known actress and the widow OF
William Mestayer. Mr.. Ott leaves a wife and two
children
The iftfeth performance of Henry W. at the
Garden Theatre by Richard Mansfield will be given
Tomorrow evening.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
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and German steamers. and open until within
Ten Minutes OF Of salIiaa Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Mrs. Robert C. Rernsen and Miss Maisie Rem
sen returned on Thursday from New-London
Conn. where they have been this summer MI
and Mrs. Winfield Scott came town the same
oay. and have moved into their new house IN East
SiIly-four,h-st
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

A capital show was offered Yesterday at Proc
tors observation-disclosures Street Theatre
the leaders being AIeidc C-pitatne and James J.
Morton: Others were Garfield and Carleton. Binns
the kalatechnoscope @'eAeS Si''0+9 anu
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

The excellent and attractive show of chrysantbe
NUNS at the Eden Musee will be continued
thfough th!s week There were large crowds pres
attractions. " 7o ~41 '-e usua
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20
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New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Miss Daisy Post has chosen Miss Mabel Gerry
ana Miss Sara Van Allen as her bridesmaids at her
wedding OF December 10. Orme Wilson will De
Ut Van Alens best The wedding will be
very quiet, or account of the family being In oeeI
mourning ard i viii take place at the home OF
TIE Brides mother
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Miss Della Gurnee of No e26 Fifth-ave. Will give
series Of Tuesday dinners The hrst dinner will
place this evening and the series will continue
through December.
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New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Mrs Gouverneur Kortright arrived in town yes
Ierosy She s having her house arranged for the
winter. but will not move until week.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Mrs c A Comstoek has announced the engage
rlent ot her daughter Caroline TO z. Henry Merri-
man s-mons OF this city Mr.. Smons is the son
o Charles Denar Sinlons and Of Mrs Simons, who
"as Miss Cornea Nelson Merriman,
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

James Y. Parker. of No. z5s Msdison-ave. closed
- AswDort cottage fortnight ago. He VIII not
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Address AL Communications relative sIhsCrtp ons
advertisements To THE TRIEJ Ne New-YOrk city. Re
nit ty Fostefice order money order dTats
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

La Fayette headed the programme yesterday at
Proctor Falace. The bill included Eva Williams
and Jack Tucker. Montgomery and stone sno,tb
Doty Co., De Witt and Burns the SCHUYLER
sisters. the Barrows. Maud Meredith Lou Wells
and the kalatechnoscope ~ "e''s
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Bar
Inch
3o5
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

The engagement OF Miss Anita de Garmendia, the
daughter % the late Carlos de Garmendta, and
FIRST Lieutenant John "A Stephens. Of the eth
Artillery, [. S. A. is reported Mrs. Carlos de
esrfnendla and her family have been living abroad
h.nce Af. De Germendia's death. Miss Anita de
Sariilendia was IN this country about two years
ago OF z visit
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

Taglione. a dancer made her debut 6, proo+o,.
Iwenty-third Street Theatre yesterday Charles T
Aiorich held over and made hit with his bur
tesque OF Ching Ling Foo imitators Charles r
e Smeet amused the audiences with his unctuous
musical specially and James o HarroWs and his
company were entertaining in Tactics
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

h., DAILY d Interested changes
At an
Foreign mails for the wees end ns November q LOO
will close promptly all cases. at the General Post
office as follows. Parcels Post Mails close oae hoGE earle
than closing SHOWN below Farce4s Fost Aalls 70
Germany close q m Monday
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

fapInta continues at Proctor's Fifth Avenue
Theatre Uso Bondi made a hit with his mper-
and Clark, Henri French BlInth snS PTSd = ~ S1
T. camp GIarfce Vance. and Maxwell and Dudley
New-York tribune., 1900-11-20

WoOdlawn Cemetery
Borough Of Bronx. New York City
once 20 Ea 2Srd Street. Madison Square South
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-10
Rome wiadOmOsci
telegraficzne.

=. E. j. Phelps, byfy posef W
Anglii, umari wczoraj W New Ha-
ven, Conn.
- Do San Francisco przybyf z
Manili szpitalny okret Solace po
Al dniowej podrozy. Przywi6zf
33 ofcer6w foty l75 marynarzy.
- Twierdza obecnie, re ofiar ka-
tastrofy W kopalni Red Ash W
West Virginia, bedzie 4S zabitych
i trzech pokaleczonych. Dobyto
81 zwlok trzech pokaleczonych.
w Oswego, N. Y, spaliia sie
fabryka ,,Kingsford Boiler Works..
Szkoda zrzadzona $4,000.
- w Berlinie umarf pisarz i
professor akademii Humboldta, DIR.
Friedrich Kirchner. Umari tam
take fabrykant fortepianow Karl
Bechstein.
w Nordhausen W Niemczech
aresztowano rektora szkofy, Fe-
lixa Scherr, oskarzonego o spree
niewierzenie pieniedzy szkolnej ka-
sy oszczednosci.
- Nova pozyczka wojenna an
gielska wynosic ma 30 milionow
funt6w szterling6w, zapewne dzi-
siaj przez bankier6w londynskich
zostanie ziozona, pfatna ma bye 5
Maja 1910, procent jej wynosi "a
procent.
- Czesi W Austryi uchwalii ma
posiedzeniu Koia q glosami prze.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1900-03-10

kie powstanie. Oparcie, jake po-
siada W krajach muzufmanina, jest
niepewne. Ten nienawidzi Rosyi,
i gdyby Rosya posiadafa jeszcze 10
razy wiecej wojska, ME zdofa4aby
zwyciezko prowadzit wojny z At
ganistanem Indyami. Afganie
przenosza smierc mad niewole, a
wiedza, re Rosyanie porwaliby i'm
zony i dzieci." OSwiadczajac da-
lei, re got6w jest wysfac znaczne
wojska. by Wielkiej Brytanii do
pom6dz W Transwalu, chociaz AT
GAME niedoswiadczeni So ma morzu,
dodaje emir jeszcze: .Kfopoty
Anglii zawsze byfy moimi kfopota-
mi i jej sifa moja jest sta, a jej
sfabosc moja jest siaboscia: An
glia moze bye zapewniona, re zaw-
sze bede gotow ola niej walczyc ma
ladzie, czy to W tym kraju, czy tez
W Indyach."
BERLIN, logo Marca.-W kolach
politycznych,tu zapewniaja re pow
stafo powazne nieporozumienie po-
miedzy prezydentem Kruegerem a
generafem Joubert, re ten ostatni
zrezygnowaf. Bye moze, re PREF.
Kruger obejmie naczelne dow6dz-
two. Gen. Schalkburger inni
wybitniejsi komendanci zamierzaja
rowniez rezygnowac, zwfaszcza dla.
tego, re prezydent Kruger ME
siuchaf ich rady, by pok6j zawrzee
po pierwszem zwycieztwie Boe-
row.
LoNDYN, logo Marca.
Krolowa odbyia wczoraj przejazda-
ke po Westend ksiezna Walii j
ksiezna Battenberg j powtorzyiy
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NIEBEZPIECZNE MARZENIA

zniej wysle sic wiecej wojska. Fill
pinczycy atakowali Aporri przez
kilka godzin, ale W koncu zostali
odparci. Szczegoi6w zadnych ME
ma.
Fakt, re gen. Young ola braku
wojska ME jest " stanie utrzymac
garnizon6w we wszystkich miastach
zdobytych, osmiela Filipihczyk6w.
Gen. Bates, .kt6ry powr6cif tu, po-
zostawiwszy garnizony W pofno-
cnych poiudniowych Kamary-
mach, opowiada, re wszedfszy do
prowincyi New Caceres, dowiedziaf
sic, ze tegoz dnia 1000 powstanc6w
stamtad sic cofnelo. Scigano ich
i W trzech mafych potyczkach "a
bito 40 ludzi. Uwolnieni ksieza
New Caceres opowiadaja, re Fill
pinczycy zabill 6S Chlnczykow
40 Hiszpanow W miescie Callahan
ga. 1900 dobrze uzbrojonych FL
lipinczyk6w pod dow6dztwem chin.
skiego generaia otoczyio miasta
Albay i Lagaski ustawicznie ME.
pokoja pulk 47, ktory broniac tych
Mast, stracif 8 zabitych 20 ran
nych. Hiszpanscy jehcy opowia-
daja, ze Filipinczycy podzielili sic
ma male oddziaiy rozsypane po 60
rach, pod dow6dztwem gen. Leya-
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