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New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
RACING. PLAYS AND DINNERS,
AUTOMOBILES TO HAVE THEIR DAY IN NEW
PORT.

Newport r l. Aug. H--Nevport Is % have her
automobile races after all IN spite OF the refusal
Of the Police Commissioners 10 grant permission
for the use Of Ocean-ave- for that purpose Ar
rangemenrs were completed to-day to mold these
races at Acquidneck Park On September g. The
place selected Is old trotttng park, with haIf
mile oval track in good condition for racing-bst-
ter indeed than many parts OF the Ocean Drive
It Is situated Aiddletowr about three miles rom
the city and Is easily accessible and Is provided
with grandstand- William K Vanderbilt, 1r-, has
offered 10 present prizes for competition In various
classes and proposes 70 sntsr his famous French
automobile This ne has already stripped into rae
ing tune.
At the Casino Theatre tonight the Eric Hope
May Robson company gave the last In its summer
series OF dramatic entertainments AS usual there
was gathered q large and fashionable audience, the
at every performance during the season The hrsr
number the programme was shades OF NlgnIr
a fantasy BY r Marshall, introducing Miss Rob
son Mrs Clara BloodgoOd. Eric Hope and Donald
NacLaren. For the second piece, ''R0se0srry Shrub
Sec" which It's presentation earlier In the sea-
quest Miss Robson, Mrs. BloodEoOd. Miss Nora
Lamson and MIR. MacLaren being IN the cast Be
tween the two plays there were songs BY Miss Har-
riette R Woods and by George Deron and D Ed
ward Sohan-
Dinners tonight were given by Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney, Egerton L Winthrop, Mrs William Page
Thompson, Mrs. John J. Wysong and Mrs. Delaney
a Kane. the lattsr for young people Mrs Helen
P Bishop, Mrs. T. 0. French and Mrs W f GIyn
entertained at luncheon
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Postofice. Sevg-york- y Y AuEust IT. 1900
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DIED.

F7.OvER-suddenly Prouts Week Ne. M5-1ry
morning. Augus % 1890 John Dawson Fl0e-. aged 50
Funeral Al late residence. 1O44 MasIsou-ave "a
Wednesday afternoon. AZ = O'Clock
Interu1sut az Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
MENEEIsT-Tn Troy. n 2 August n. Jossphtne Eliza
beth. wife Clinton Hanks MeneeIy and dauzhtsr x
the ate Gsrret Lansing Roof .. D
Funeral services THURSDAY afternoon. 21 No. Belle
M0UNT-At Stony Brook. LcuE Tslan1 AuEusr n 1gco
Tomas Shepard Mount. q tae ara Hsnrv 3
Mount. A y.
Fgnsral AZ the s-taukst Presbyterian Church. Fdzy
Carriages viii I1.3s traiu from Long Island Cry.
returning train leaves setaukst a. 3 80 , n
CEfCffZ-At London England July = Hs-5er-
son q Carl Schurz n the 2f-h year %
neral services AZ Sleepy Hollow Csruste-T We1nes
day. August -. AS
Special Central Station
az S135 p m
WILsoS-Or August q. 1890 e. T1hn's HosuitaI
5ro7klyn "A ne @-h ysar u his CaDtaiu John
wan wilson q Ire Kane Arctic expedition
rtneral services viii Pr--asrarE
episcopal Church St James LacaTatrz-aga.
hfooklya. On august =. a. ?
A7terrnent private
As-The Eensico Cenaetery-Prfvats station Har-
en HaiEoad g minutes ride from ne Grand Central
Depot. Csice f6 East 42d-st
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TIE OUTLOOK IN IDAHO.
SENATOR szoUP BELIEVES THAT STATE
NAY GO FOR NKNLEY.
rB1 TELEGRAPH TO TEE TRIBUNE J

rsT TELEGRAPH TO TRIBU7El
washington Aug Ex-senator shoup. OF
Idaho. who arrived in Washington from the
West last night, reports an encouraging situa-
don from q Republican view in that region
where silver sentiment entered largely into
politics four years ago. Mr.. shoup Is q close
observer and has as clear political Judgment
as any man in the Senate He Is never carried
away by enthusiasm. but is cautious and de-
uberate IN arriving at his conclusions
He says that In the Far West the Republicans
VII lose no State which they carried IN 1898
while the Democrats VIII certainly lose Wash
in 1895 The Republican najorities IN California
and Oregon he says viii be increased, and
there Is a good fighting chance Of their carrying
Idaho. and perhaps Nevada
The fight n idaho, where Mr.. 5houp Is q can
di6ate for reelection, ex-senator Dubois being
the opposing oandidats. supported by the Flu
eionists, will he says be determined, but he
Is confident OF the Legislature, in spite
OF the hard fight the Fusionists put
ting up, and is hopeful OF the State on the
Presidential ticket The situation with ref
erence TO the fusion between the Democrats,
Silver Republicans and Populists at last re
ports required some details 70 be settled before
Il will be complete At the first effort at fusion
the Democrats Is and Silver Republicans COM
bined. but the Populists who felt that they were
not being fairly treated. refused 20 join them,
and put UP q separate ticket Of their own giving
70 the Executive Committee. however, authority
TO adjust matters later. II II could be done
Since then representatives Of the three ele-
yneuts held e meeting in Chicago and agreed
to foir forces. but this agreement has yet 70 be
considered by the Populist Executive Commit
tee and, If accepted, the difficult question re-
mains 10 determine who Of the Populist candi-
dates shall be pulled down Fully 80 per cent
OF the Silver Republicans n Idaho, Senator
Shoup says, have gone back 70 the Republican
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the the meeting there was banquet at Hathaway
GOVERNOR BACK FROM WASHINGTON.
WENT TO SEE THE PRESIDENT ABOUT
CAMPAIGN MATTERS

Washington, Aug n--Govsrnor Roosevelt left
here for New-York this morning the 10 o'clock
train When asked for information 20 his visit
the Governor said that he especially TO see
the President desiring to talk matters con-
cerning the campaign and his itinerary. The Pres
ident and Governor Roosevelt discussed various
campaign policies. together with the features Of
the letters OF acceptance which are soon 70 be
made public. It is ths desire OF Governor Roose-
velt as Vice Presidential candidate, TO have his
utcerances during the coming Western tour thor
ouEhly IN accord with the views Of the Presidential
canoldate and the also wants TO give expression 70
dent deems most important. Governor Roosevelt
expects 20 make many speeches during the cam I
Palgn, and has arranged 70 be IN Chicago week
Those who oonversed with the Governor say that
ne is run OF confidence to the result or the COM
ng election but at the time he thinks there
should be q very vigorous campaign IN order to
keep the people informed regarding the important
Issues. The Governor assured the President that
YORK, Notwithstanding some complications just now
over the State ticket and State campaign
Governor Roosevelt arrived IN rhts city from
Washington soon after p m. yesterday. but he
did not any OF the Republican leaders in the
city before going On to his home in Oyster Bay.
he crossed the North River from the Pennsylvania
third-st ferry and drove directly TO the Union
League Club without stopping at the political
headquarters IN the Fifth Avenue Hotel Chairman
Oden OF the State Committee and General Greene
president Of the County Committee heard that the
Governor was II town after mis- arrival at the
club, but they said they mad no appointment 70
half hour and then drove 10 the Thirty fourth
SC. ferry and crossed to the Long Island Railroad
station de would not tax about nls Tip % Wash-
ingtou and he said ne did not expect 10 be in the
cirS again until Friday
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New-York. Aug. 13. 1900.
CAN'T FORGIVE THE DEFEAT OF Low.
A BROOKLYN REPUBLICANS OBJECTION TO
WOODRUFF.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: II the Democrats nominate Culer for Gov
ernor he will IN the opinion Of the writer. secure
a large vote from the Republicans Of Brooklyn,
unless the Republicans put up man who stands
better with these same voters I Republican
from way back, but do not how I could bring
myself 10 vote for Mr.. Woodruff. who did so much
m defaat Low and give all into the hands OF
Taranuany I believe thousands Of voters in Brook
lvu feel as I do Is It not possible 20 md anc
nominate z man OF ability who has the confidence
n ali voters who has not In the past and VIII not
,r the future sell himself out for any selfish mo-
+i,,. -e,,cb a man as President Low or Senator
Depew2 hhF C9LICA-N'
No 457 Clinton-avs-. Brooklyn. Aug. 16 100
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
GRUBER HAS ANOTHER POEM.

Abraham Gruber the Republican leader IN the
XKIst District, has been writing another political
poem. Il is said be similar in vein TO the one
which made a decided hit at anre-prtnnary
meeting in the district months ago M
Gruber will read his verses al the mass meet
ing OF Republicans which is TO be held tomorrow
evening IN Colonial Han. IN West One-hundred and
drst-sC- Il Is expected that the meeting VIII snow
that all has been lost In the dghts
which Mr.. Gruber Is being compelled 20 make AT
the primaries 70 retain his leadership
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TO GUARD President AT CHICAGO

Chicago Aug H--The skirmish line OF the Grand
Army OF the Republic, which VIII hold its annual
encampment here next week, has made It's appear
ance here. Il Ia q very thin line, however made up
principally Of agents OF various posts, who want
man on the ground early 20 % sccommods-
tons
Chief OF Police Ripley has detailed guard OF
seveury-ave men for the Presidential party. There
will be body guard Of detectives in plain clothes
whose duty II Will be 70 remain always close 10
President Mckinley and, so far possible. near
his carriage. Details OF mounted police win also
be on hand.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
MARIE TEMPEST APPEARS IN LONDON.

London Aug g.-MIss Marie Tempest made her
debut in comedy tonight at the Prince Of Wales's
Theatre, in Anthony Hopes and Edward Roses
dramatizatfon OF Simon Dale" produced under
the title English Nell The audience gave every
manifestation Of approval, and. though the play
may lack strength Miss Tempests Interpretation
OF the title role was conceded 10 be excellent In
response 10 recalls Miss Tempest and Messrs
Hone and Rose appeared before the curtain, the
actress voicing the thanks OF all for cordial re-
aT~f0
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occur any
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THE RIOT AND THE TRIBUNE's WORDS

THE RIOT AND TIE TRIBUNE'S WORLDS
To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. Your editorial in the issue Of August Is de-
serves the unstinted praise OF every law-abiding
citizen OF the land. A race riot such recently
occurred IN New-YOrk is a disgrace; II Is bar
barisrn let loose IN the hrst city OF the Nation
And every thinking man should weigh It's meaning
well and in no uncertain words condemn such
1avyessness Magistrate Cornell and men Of his
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FoREcAsr
Washington. Aug s1-The oa-orstar has fallen in the
Lower Mississippi Valley South Atlantic States and
there marked the Pacific Coast and in
Northwest Local rains and thundsrstorns
Eastern KAnsaB portions of me Ohio
Valley along the Atlantic Coast from NewJsrssy 70
the CaroInaE Ths continues in Southern IN
diana Southern Illinois, Western Tennessee Southwest
Missouri quite Eensraly throughout the Lower Mis-
stsspp Valley and South Atlantic and Gulf StHres
There has been fall Of 10 degrees m ST, Louis and
Kansas City and the hot broken IN East
Tennessee and North Carolina Maximum tsnpsra-
100 recorded Tuesday Louis
Mo- Augusta and Savannah Ga, and Jacksonville Fla
Unsettled weather ana conditions Indicated
Wednesday Thursday along the Middle and South
Atlantic and the southern coast Of Ne-Engiand
also Tennessee. Moderate TEN
viii prevail in the lower AXE region Middle
Atlantic Nsw-Eugand and the ternpersture
will fail portions the south Atlantic states ana
the Ohio Valley On the New-England Coast the winds
north 20 east Middle Atlantic Coast
fresh eastsriy winds viii prevail On the south Atancc
Coast the winds mostly light southW eateriy
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FoREcAEr FoR ro-pAY AND rHURspAY.

For Maine Nsw-Hampshire and Vermont generally
fair today Thursday: light fresh northsry winds
For Massachusetts Rhode Issnd and Connecticut fair
except local rains today tar rhursdAy'
fresh norJheasteriy winds.
For Eastern Nsw-York. generally rzir eo-cAy and
Thursday except local rains the coast; moderate
temperature: fresh northsasterly winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania local rains In sasts-n fair
winds
For Nsv-Jersey and Delaware today fair
Thursday; fresh eastsrly winds
For the District OF Columbia and Maryland. partly
cloudy to-day Thursday light north 20 east winds
For Western NswYork and Western Pennsylvana. gen
orally fair to-day and Thursday: light ncrtheriy winds
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

Tribune once Aug. - m--rhe weather yesterday
was cloudy and mild The temperature ranged between
O. and IS degrees. the average l1 degrees being
degrees higher than OF Monday degrees lower
than that 81 he corresponding o. last
The weather today Will Do cloudy. probably EtEa
zhoWerA-
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NOTES OF TIE STAGE.

Aeinrlcn Conretd manager OF the Irving Place
Theatre. sails from Cherhourg to-day on the North
German Lloyd steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der
GIosse me theatre will open on September q
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PRINTED MATER ETC-This steamer taxes Prfus.d
Mater. Commercial Papers, Samples FOR Germany
only Tie class q 1sl- matter for other pa--s
Europe viii by thts ship uress spsctaIy
directed bT
AStsr closing Supplementary T-z-sarIaurfs
Mails aba additional suppsnsn-a-y nails
opened On the piers OF the American EnElish F-snch
and German and remain open Until Wfrhfa
Ten Minutes % q sailing q steamer
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5pedal Nonces

Expression restored ~ artificial teeth D. Deaas
dentist 454 LsEiust1navs. 45th A1ard Calu-1oa1
p POSITION
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An auction sale Of seats for the opening Of Weber
& Fields with the burlesque 'F1ddIe-de-Dee"
and Quo Vas Iss9" September g. viii be held
a week prior to the opening date. The music hall
has been renovated The entire 'front.' has been
remodelled and q handsome marble entrance has
been built in Broadway. The top tier boxes have
been taken out and replaced with chairs OF the
same pattern and material those n the orches-
ira The interior OF the house has been entirely
decorated and refurnished and the cafe underneath
the orchestra has also been changed
''FTddle-de-Dee'' IS made Up Of the light
material from which ''Hurly-Burly' was construct
ed Lillian Russell. De Wolf Hopper, Fay Temple
ton David Warheld, John T Kelly, Charles !. Ross
and the actOr-managers are included IN the cast
Bessie Clayton will have a dance Julian
Mitchell Is conducting the rehearsals-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

francis Powers the author OF the Chinese play
The First Born" and who played the principal
part when It was produced at the Standard The
are are lt1e Manhattarl a few years ago has been
will appear. at the Empire Theatre
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

CI.EARWATER-Ou Monday August %, 18TH
year Antoinetta, widow OF Nicholas T. Clearwater
Services o. Rev K
Clearwater. Nswtosr. Long Island. THURSDAY. AuE1St
23 Al ?. m
DARIINGTON-Monday. August % 1900 AZ her home
Maria Wilde, widow Of Peter Darlington. in the iolst
year Of her
Funeral the residence OF son-ln-Izw
William Osden Giles. No. 20O6 Sth-avs. NsS-YorN On
Wednesday afternoon a 4
Intsrmsnt THURSDAY At Bethlehem Cemetery. Salisbury
Mills. n Y
DAVIES-At Hahnsmann Hospital August 70. Charles F.
Davies. aged AZ
Relatives and friends attend services az his
late residence No 9S Easton-svs. New -Br1l-~iek
n. J.. Wednesday 2 . n
IntermauE oonvsnsszos
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LOST THREE BLADES OF HER PRoPELLER.

Philadelphia Aug. H--The British steamer Eagle
Point from London, arrived here to-day minus
three blades OF her propeller. The hrst lost
in the English Channel on August s the second
August y and the third On August 20, when sixty
miles OF ths Delaware Capes-
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

William Gillette VIII open his next season IN
Sherlock Holmes" at the Montauk Theatre Brook
Iyn. on October I, and viii continue In the play
until May l He then VIII 60 20 London and begin
ais next season at Henry IFvtngs Lyceum Theatre
on Septenn Der J
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In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated w The TFtbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows tempera-
turs a. recorded Al Perry's Pharmacy
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MARRIED.

LODGE-DAVIs-Ou Saturday. August IS. 1900, the
Church OF the Advent. Boston. Mass. George CABOT
Lodge 20 Miss Matilda Elizabeth FCsnshVysen daagn-
Tar OF Judge Mrs John Davis Of Washington. D. c
BOr-RB RBE-PRINCE-At Newport, August Ia BY the Rev
Henry Stone Sadie Ten Eyck Prfncs and Charles
Frsacts Eourke O EsS-YoTk-
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pOlinral Notice

Campaign Net Banners. OF portraits or tns
Presidential caaaitats. tranEparsnces. n4sz ~
utieaI Banner Equipment Co. % vsssy St. New
YORK TeI 453s Cortandt
Headquarters Tor Political Banners. Fiks&
rrRnspArsaGss. sIs- Al MAGEE a SON. LAT Falfon St.
~ 2
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AN APPRECIATTvE NoRTHFIED READER
To the Editor OF The Tribune
sir; Permit me to thank you for the carefully
prepared reports OF the Northhed Conference
T[esn Tn inspiration is gained from their perusaL
anese ,ee conferences stand for manly. practical
New-York. Aug. %, 1900 ARTHUR G. Dill.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

The new leading man OF Miss Olgz NethersOle is
@. Harrison Hunter OF ". g Penley's company.
He viii return with her from Europe next month.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

The Metropolis Theatre redecorated and refur-
nishsd VIII open on Monday. August 3
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

Mss Kathryn KIdder writes from her suume
home, at Lake George that she has begun re-
hea-sAls with Louis James IN "A Midsummer Nighti
Dream"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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and supported. Talk about Boxers In China and
Sihnese - atroeties-are the fierce, uncurbsd passions
oL lhe W est Siders OF New-York any better? Upon
Isa!s subject your words, htly spoken, are ike
Hppes OF gold in pictures of silver" To them ell
men snouIo say Amen in tones a. loud thunder
r,x,. BENJAMIN HAMMOND.
FshHu-on-Hudson, n. Y. Aug. 1S, 1900
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REAnTTANCE.

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Vsrl1sernsntz . TRIBUNE. SsT-F1rz city zs-
NJ y Fostofncs ords-. express u1u-y 1rte te
o. Registered lerce-
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N NEw-ToRE CITY
Nal subscribers DAILY -zI-TEEELT vi
2e charged one copy Dostags aa1i-ian -
tas rates named
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Abby Sage Richardson's adaptation Of Stanley
Weyman's novel, Sophia" and a play by A. L
Lancaster, founded upon Marchmarr's novel "a
DaIy's Theatre
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Tribune Subscription Rates
BY EARLY MAIL TRAM

or al points United sta1ss ou-sf6s q Greater
Newborn Canada M=IcoJ
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william Collier VIII begin rshsa-saIs Of Augustus
ThOmass new comedy. On the Quiet" at Wal
lacks Theatre on September 5. He viii open his
season IN Providence on September q
New-York tribune., 1900-08-22

rRrRr~r local OBSERVATIONS.
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BIZ OCEAN sTEAArER
CFor Europe. British and Countries gns
Universal Postal Cu1onJ
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Faust" '"rannhAuser'' and ''1Gignou- have been
definitely chosen for the repertoire OF the nrst
week OF the season OF the Metropolitan Grand
Opera Company which viii open on Monday Oc-
tober The subscription sale OF seats and boxes
for the season VIII begin at the box Office AT 9
a N September IT. Subscriptions will oe re-
cetved for the fail season OF eleven weeks from
October to December 15, inclusive and the sup
plenen Cary season OF seven weeks beginning April
s. Although seats and boxes NAV be purchased for
this period Of eleven weeks, subscribers may re-
them without any liability except 70 pay one
week IN advance. The regular sale Of seats VIII
open Monday. September -
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A-The Eensfco CeEnetery-Privats station Hzr-
en- ttaToad g minutes ride from ne Grand Central
Depot. Ce7ce f6 East 42d-sr