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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
FINE SCENT FOR BEAGLES.
Birdie b. Wins In Cass ID After Interesting
Trials NJ Nheailey Hills.

The judges Of the bea giles being tried on
Mr. whitney's estate at Wheatlev Hills got
through with Class b for bitches IS inches
and under YESTERDAY. There were fourteen
entries in this class They we're:
Clarence r Mcrscs GyPsy BY Tan G ro,I,
BY Yankee Ben; Mrs - rheoiore Haassrs. Mineoa,
BY Florist Ernest Gill; Thomheld LADY. By
sA Ke S2ar sSfd SAr % 3
wells Blue Bell, by Ryns,er; Mayelsnd Kennels
,, Lady Coniraio by Raronci, and Rock Ridge
Peerless by Doctor, Msldingncld ieerlcs, Bridge,
" rained early in the dav and tden white
mist covered tuc ground maxim. everything
TO Johrens Hotel they were Wet and tired
They had had fine ds Is sport and the scent
was good a u dav long.
The first brace put down was Susie. Wiy and
NJ tchless Susie was slow aud took little in,
terest In the race. Mate less did good work all
Trough Bessie and GYPSY we're the Iss,
starter and during the race she i.oled I rec
rabbits and won easily. Rock Ridge Caution
Is we'll named She was timd and hunted
badly. Bonnie started rec RABBITS and
holed Two $. WORKED very niCriy ,b. ,orr,h
70 Lady Contra ,o. who hunted fairly we'll
better tu Of the i race Bridget i and Thorn
field Lady we're then tried. Thornheld Lady
Was tongue snd rather Tid and B1,d d;n
TO choose bet ween the two, Rock Ridge
Peerless and Minsols we're the rex, brace.
Peerless lacked nose and ran practically
mute. She only tongped once or twice
first series was Birdie b and Blue Bell Blue
Bell was gun shy Birdie was merry
eager worker and keen hunter. She did
very well
lie first brace put down in the second
series was NJ tchless and .Thornfield LADY.
doing tie better work, Elrdie b and Lady
tontralto were next tried together Nsuler
hunted well. but alter rabbit was started
they drove nicely and after a long chase
, Lady Contralto Sc med TO have the advanta &c.
Bessie B and Birdie b furnished another
Ions chase. Birdie B trsll.d beautifully.
irdic was then nut down. with Bonnie p,
ana was again winner. She did splendid
trailing. started rabbit and after long
,wae dT9 Bc.. e shd H.. fss ,so
ran Ions, fast race In the woods and finally
caught the rabbit. IL MAS very pretty work
under tec gun and tho Judges announced
Birdie b, owned by the waldinsheld
Beasl": won hrst pfizec t SO Tie Rs second
| Bonnie B There was tie for the third pl ize,
$40, the two bitches being Bessie B owned
BY Cherries Brooke and M M,'i e owned
| fellar's Lady Contralto got the reserve ribbon.
The judges had expected 10 finish with
| Class p dogs, but one OF the dogs was left
| will also ne rho attf c,lon to-day This is
| for dogs and TIT h = fifteen inches and urder
whelped since Jan !. 1901 There are are syn:
| Will he Judged tomorrow. This con petition
| is for a challenge cup performance In the
general pei SO ana per THS cent fo
| hounds constitute = mack
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LAWN TENNIS.
Omcial Ranking OF the Leading Players
for 1907.

BosIoS. Nov ePalmer z. Presbrey.
secretary OF the United states National
Lawn Tennis Association. gave out here this
afternoon the Official ranking Of the leading
tourna ment players for the season just ended.
The ranking committee. Richard Stevens.
Beals Wright and L. T.. Mahan. held meeting
in New York two weeks ago and went over
the records for the season After consider
able discussion. n was decided best to omit
the Doherty brothers and PIN from the
ranking. although many Of the previous
British visitors at Newport have been ranked
over here. Pins poor showing and II. L.
Doherty's absence from competition In singles
made II difficult to place these two and II
was considered unwise To rank X. + Dohery
alone, although his position Was well-de flned
by his play AZ Bay Ridge and Newport
In tho doubles some surprise was expressed
AZ the Wi enn brothers being placed above
Davis and Ward. last years champions and
the American representatives in the inter-
national matches, while the omission Of
the Doherty brothers from the doubles list ,
when they hold the American championship,
was also surprise The list was submitted
20 the L : y. l., T. A. Executive Committee
at a meeting held on Oct. 81 at the Hotel
Waldorf when the list was ofiicially adopted
and ordered placed on record
The full list. with the handicaps assigned
to the PLAYERS in singles. follows:
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bowling Games Tonight.

American National Tournament Algonquin,
knickeroockers aud fidela al the White ELEPHANT
alleys
New York Royal Arcanum League Tournament
Section l-Our Council, Colonial Council and New
York Council: section 2, knickerbocker Council
irving council and Sapokan!car Council, at the
Harlem Circle Palace alleys.
=, stock Exchange League Tournament Thomas
Head CO. Clark, Dodge q Co, and Goldsmith
Wolf Co, al the White Elephant alleys.
Knights OF Columbus League Tournament
Riverside Council, Congress Own Council and
Almirantc Council, At STAIRS alleys.
New YORK League Tournament Empire City
spartan and BRYANT al Armann TrciSS'S alleys.
Harlem League TournaI cnt Norris ATLANTA
and Hype rion. al rhum kahlSdorfS alleys.
lorkNille league Tournament StickefS Con
stitutlon. and Park Hi, AT Schutie's alleys
Gernhnla National Tournaments spartan Ruf.
alleys.
Mornlnrsidr Tournament 90 National. Lenoi.
and Gtametcy, al Cammann'S allows.
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News Of the Nhcclmcn.

a reconciliation between the Century Road
C.nb Of America ard the Century Road
Club Association received a blow yesterday
by X. A. Van Dyke, the candidate for the
presidency OF the association. MIR. Van Dyke
was not nominated until Wednesday nlgit,
when, at a regular meeting Of the Assocl.
ton, the nominating committee reported
the follow ing ticket: For president X A.
Dr. l.. {. teRoy' New YORK for second i Vice
president. ii. $ Judd, Chicago; for CORE
spending secretary, ". u. Latham, New
New York: for treasurer. I. ". Eyre, New
York. For directors A. q. Matthias, Mime
sofa, p. Wollcnschlacer, G.. +, Staubach,
For captain, L. V II. Hardenbergh
Mr.. Van Dyke said Yesterday that the
attitude of he new administration would he
uncompromisin and that no concessions
70 a consolidation OF the rival bodies would
be made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
-FOUR MORE RAVORITES LOSE.
ANDY WILLIAMS, AT TO 4, IN
CLCDED IN THE NUMBER.
J asst knight steals Bis Lead In the stony.
brook Stakes and Never Lets 60
Bellies Commoner and Rigodon
Nin-GOldsby First At LOng Odds.

\ Public favorites -four Of them-were again
Nowed over at Aqueduct yesterday where
The threatening weather kept the attendance
down 10 about 5000 regulars. The most
stunning upset for the talent occurred in
the Stonybrook Stakes AZ a mile and six
tenth in which there we're only three starters.
Andy Williams was prohibitive favorite
at 1 10 and with Lyme up II looked easy
for him But McIntyre stole a lead Of four
lengths going into the haCkstretch with
Albert Simons's Last Knight and after that
the favorite never had chance TO set up
heing defeated by four lengths in 40 The
only other starter. Or Riddle, was ten lengths
away.
The handicap for three-yesr -olds and up
ward az a mile and seventy wards was won in a
drive by the Western colt Bellies Commoner.
who wa : tine favofite and who finished length
and a half before another Westerner. Harry
New. 10 70 l. They were close together
greater part Of The ioHrne ,yo Hq r,,n,s,
With top weight, by head The time was
tf,er being in retirement for three years.
The Huruanot made hi. reappearance IN the
frs. race In tho colors n James Rove shaw
lad tho noun, and the horse vas he heavily VII
tine speed for six furlonrs. he died away
uhie Lady sterling got the verdict by
IN the stretch and took the place from De-
rurrer by length The favorite, Clorits,
rap away below expectations .
fyre sou Dark Planet home in front in the
third event In which 80 venteen tvo-veat- odds
ran The start Was poor. Dark Planet, ponca
and Mennenfeld getting Of IN front with the
ro.t -trtEglnG In the last quarter Watkins
Overton got up, taking the place length
saj holf behind Dark Planet and two lengths
haforn tha keere-' Ponca, 1? 10 I. S"ofer,
80 favorite. never showed prominently.
The keeue colors were carried TO the front
" '-4 handicap for two-year -o!ds by Rieodon,
Who after skllful ride. won IN q drive hy
i1lf length with First Chord: sheriff Bell
srd Befn1ys. heads apart. following as
named kigodon was made the fsvorite
over sparkle E>her. who was first choice in
'Uo opening prices
| n tho last race Goldsby. backed from ~ to
beat ont the fsvorits. Ntilla, by head.
20 . lot nniSh. Pickering actually outridns
the great LINE solomon was third, ten
rs'hs back. Tho time was 50 Us.
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Ilantiball.

The three concluding games in the match
series between Oliver Drew and Mike Eagan
and their partners were played Yesterday
at Phil Casey's court in Brooklyn. There
was a change of partners, DR., Gillian playing
with Drew, instead OF Corbcy and >. {.
Murphy took Flaherty's place with Egan.
Drew and the doctor won the FIRST game
and the second went to Egan and Murphy;
The last game was a warm one. Drew and
his partner having the lead to the twelfth
ace, when the medical man got tired and
Egans side won As Egan and his partner
Won the opening series his side won the match
by a total score of games to l.
NJ, Egan and J. l.. Murphy ........... 10 81 II
oliver Drew and Dr. Gillian ...,.,..,2l II Is
Con eastman owner Of the Harlem court,
visited Casny's yesterday and challenged
Drew for a match the best of fifteen games
and Drew quickly accepted the def. y
was arranged that the first five games would
be played at Cashman's court, l3lst street
and Amsterdam avenue. THURSDAY. Dec; I.
the next Ave games at Egan's In Jersey City,
Dec. II. and the third at Casey's on Dec. Is.
Egan said he was willing to play the winner
of the match. allowing to him ten aces in each
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A. Lakeside.

CHICAGO. Nov. CT. J.. Hayes IAmplighter
colt Jordan. held al ito in the betting won N. mile
handicap TO day al lakeside, easily defeating the
odds-ou favorite. Rolling bdeT
First Race-Five and q half Mrlongs-Aurc n.
100 iHlcksl to 5, won Miueiand us tb!rkenrlthl
rs to l. second Candareen, II? w ashl, to = third.
Time, ll2 ! ..
Second Race--Sil furlongs-Moabina e3 Hicks
ptu2 won IL you Dare loS tNalshl 10 10 3. second
Matte Spencer. io4 HoaU. 10 10 /. third. Time,
lls.
Third Race-Seven Observation-Disclosures ia
(Robb!nSl 3 TO /, Won Graden, u. tliattiSel. )
TO l. second, BraN Lad. $50 tCaywoodl. 10 10 /,
third. Time, 1885.
Fourth Race-One mile Jordan, 100 walsh.
8 TO q won: Rolling B0er, l0t buchanan, o to 10,
second, Or stephens, 93 Robbins 10 to /, third.
Time i:i5 S.
Fluh Racc-Five and half furlongs -Gr"gor K ..
li2 tHoaI, 3 to 8, won, Prince OF Endurance. itJ
(Buchsnanj, 10 /, second. Belle Graham, " tW.
waldo. so to |. third. Time. III.
Sixth Race-one mile and sixteenth omadgc,
90 tRobbinsl, 4 TO l. won; Harvey, o. wv, Walsh.
26 TO l. second; Henry OF Franstsmar 10 Dawson
o 10 l. third. Time. 1884 SIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
New York Univ ersity's Fail Games.

The annual fall track and field games 81
New York University were held at Ohio
Field Yesterday afternoon A number Of
freshmen showed up well. especially in the
runs.
100 Yard Dssh-won by s. y. Moss, o., S yards;
& r. pardee, 'OJ 10 yards, second. ). II, Meade,
10, yards third Time 10 seconds.
??o. Yard Dash-won by $; o, Moss 'o'; Is yards;
pless 'O3 is yards, third Time. % 1. S seconds.
Halt Mile Rpn-Won By 4. J. SoudsInann %
Fel,er 'Oj. 40 yards. third Time. minutes = ?
seconds.
with 10 feet inches: s, d. Moss feet. second.
with 10 feet inches. r. J. Tippnt %, scratch,
third, with ~ feet II inches.
High Jump-won by /. wilcox, o. scratch. with
S feet inches j. u Taylor. o3, inches, second,
with feet. \. p. Wion. 'oS, inches. third, with
1 feet inches,
40 Yard Hurdle-won BY S o, Moss, 'os, scratch;
]. n Perrine, 'o3, scratch, second; L. o. Condit.
os, scratch, third Time. 81 as seconds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
Chess.

PHLADELPHIA. Nov o-Lasker continued
play at the Franklin Chess Club yesterday
when the well known local matador II q.
Volgt was pitted against him The latter
lost the toss Tor III e move and selected his
favoritc "Sicllisn" defence The cham pion
conducted the attack in similar manner
as he did against Showalter at the Manhattan
Chess Club Black committed an error of
judgment by misplacng his knight on 4
the Philadel phian expert managed TO make
things rather exciting by Il strong attack.
which, however, owing to the brilliant de-
fence OF the champion. failed to realize any
thing After twenty-nine moves had been
recorded, Nolgt signed The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
Baseball.

Connie Mack. manager OF the Athletics,
champions of the American League, was in
the city yesterday and declared that the
American League would surely be In New
York next year. Never mind what Brush
or others say about the American Lcag que
not being able 10 get grounds. he remarked
The grounds question Is all right and hen
the American League gets ready TO say where
they are IL will do so. Any talk by the oppo :
stion does not n set the plans OF the Amer.
can League. which knows exactly what il is
doing Mack con firmed the report that
American League team. 10 be known. by the
way, a. the Greater New York America ns
and which IL is expected will be a. real ball
team.
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Pointers In Field Trials.

EAsTpoRT, y. Y, Nov. 8.-Beneath a lower
ing sky and threatening weather conditions
the third annual field trials. covering three
days. of the Pointer Club of America be gan
on the premises OF Harrison Rogers ia this
village. There are four events the Derby,
members. all age and champion sta kes
II was only possible to hold the first to-day
owing TO the dreary weather. There We're
Launcelot received the silver cup and $50
for first prize through surpa ssing Fair Acre
Creo, owned By DR. Allen Fitch. IN bird find
ing qualities Wilcox and FAIRBANKS Fair
Acre Ben was third The pointers Afforded
a splendid exhibition in speed. ranging and
finding qualities. G. Muss Arnolt was Judge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
~ l.aiOniA.

>'lNNsTI. nov. 8.-r1hc track At Latonia was
'4 20 fat but four tavuriteS OF the six finished
o. Tue iAlrd race 'hr iavorte Lady NEEDLE
/ .-rI- Jockey FIefai'.
Us, race So tprlorgS; selling Dave sum
W, ~ =" Friar'. 5to !, won. Mannlta. leo l.ind
ta'rd. Tine. llat. ~ ~ w -
~ ono hacc- l'lgc aud a half furlongs Chris
=. Williams. s 10 second Laura f. NJ ii.
rh,y,t 70 ln'rd, Time ll3.
ITO Won Hud,ae. ito d. irwin. i2to / second,
i'pinc w ~ Williams. sto third, Time .9i.
= q i. VA NN iutloHgS IinguiS, % (Scullyi,
NJ, =. VT. Lazy hrn', ~ Boyd. 3 to I. second:
M,I,Md' 70 &C. ho,'} 1870 !. ,hlTd Time, iisI,.
"a ,,rn., vac W. iVrlongS Bardolph. los
IN . - . Won antagonist, loo lTroIlerl,
r'm@e i ,cc'ond Luol IT: u. Daiyi, 5 10 /. third
S.h'l Race S1 f,rloug> Auv,, ,s ,v,,v
..onl,,,,' y" ) won. LoNahe. iOt tC Kelly, 10 /?
80 .' Hron;" Dtmon lo1 III Bookcr, IL 70 /,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
Owen ZiegIrr knocks Jack Bennett Out
I'm q Round.

Own Ze gler NJ Philadelphia seems to be
rejuyenated. Judging from the way he dis
posed OF Jack Bennett of Mckeesport. Pa,
before the Savannah A. C.. Savannah. on
"Wednesday night. Tho pair met in a twenty
round bout aud Ziegler knocked his man
out in o first Zicgler forced Bennett TO
tho ropes where he Tented at him with the
right and as Bennett duckcd IieRler upper
cut him on the point of the Jaw with his left
Bennett dropped TO the floor and vas counted
ont The time of the round was trine less
than two minutes The men weighed Ia
pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07
Lane Elected Captain Of ". Y. 4. Grew

+. Van 4. Lane was elected captain of the
New York University crew at a meeting
yesterday afternoon. lie will succeed l.. g.
Blunt, who was captain and stroke last year,
and j. the only man OF last years crew who
Is out OF college this year. New shells have
been provided by Commodore David Banks
the Harlem River below University Heights
on the west end of the campus,
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Selling for two year ODDS. 5000 added; allowances:

Time, ilS.
Poor start; won driving Dark Planet, blk. c.
!: by Ils,akBlack Venus, owned by o. L. Richards.
~ FOURTH HACt.
Tho s,ouyhrook Stakes for three year olds aud
upward. - 600 added. allowances; one mile and .
.t.Ntcvu'u'
4 HJ-,r ~ Voc. ~ Jockev. Betting FIN
Last kul Ehi 3 ..... 10. Mcintyre It'll ? /.
ANDY ,.ilan>, J...ils. Lyme .....,..l-4 out 2s
Dr klL.C. j...... .i05 Martin ......si IS
Time lta
1 Good starr. won driving; Last Knight b. c. g.
i by Free hnigbi-Nh'ty, owned hy 4. >imonS,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07

The committee omitted from the ranking
tho following PLAYERS for lack of data from
which TO Judge OF their skill r r Alex
ander. Alfred Goldman. n +. Davis. Ernest
Diehl F p. Fischer, J y Forbes. l. W.
ga ,ssbrook w ? knarp. larned r.
Pnmmer
The official ranking for doubles. which
includes only the first ten teams. is as follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-11-07

Irans lvaVt Too. OF az san 81 az 1850 a " :,
1880 $3.50, TO- 10. So =. VI and from Flatbus
sv At ioiSA e, l2.40 %. 10 rs =.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
CITY news

z. Il. Sheridan Of Muka, Col IS Vi
sitting his brothers, Mike and WEI, at
Granitevile. This morning all went
to st. SylTestre. p. q, for a short
stay.
Will harrington arrived in this
city last evenining from Burlington
for a short stya wit hhis parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John Harrington, but will
return this evening as he mast be
lack in New York by Saturday.
Lewis Gay has gone to Randolph,
accompanied by his wife.
Miss Sarah Smith mas gone to Bart.
,ett, n. H., for weeks stay
Mrs. Ia Rogers will 60 to Sharon
tomorrow
A. A. Mitchell las gone tn Albany,
N. Y, where he. will work for the
Flint Granite Co..
Tie daughter ct Mrs. Frank Ely is
expected to return today from Frank
lin Falls, N. IL.
Mrs. B. A. Eastman is at Waterbury
attending the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs,
Mrs. j. NJ. Taft Is sick today and
her husband is, NOT working today on
this account.
B. A. Eastman OF This city and
Charles Barrett of Montpelier wen
hunting Yesterday, returning with q
birds, three cartridges and 10 wood
cooks.
There YVES large Attendance at the
annual Harvest Supper at the He'd
ming NJ. f.. church last evening. A
| fine supper was served followed by q
pleasing musical and literary enter
tainment.
Mrs. E. Il. Lewis of Morrisyi.le ar
rived in this city today to visit he
sister, Mrs. Almon Keith.
L. j. Griffin was called to Burlington
this afternoon by the sickness of Ont
of his children.
Just Sc tickets were sold this morn
ing at the local station for the annua
excursie to the White Mountain
over the Montpelier 4 Wells Rive
railroad.
The M. Il w. r. r. h. have full
winters supply of coal on hand TO
heating the local passenger station.
L. W. Morris of Bradford, wei
known horseman, arrived in this Cit
this morning and will act as one of tn
Judges at the races at the Granite Cit
Trotting Park this week. J.k kynd
of Wil]iamstown will be another.
Thomas Waterman was found OF
Prospect street late last nlght IN
badly intoxicated condition by ONCE
Gauthier He pleaded guilty thi
morning wien arraigned in the Cit
court and was fined s. wish costs G
1854 which SUMS were PAID.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02

Members OF Over the FTeacupS Club
are c1rdially invited to meet for
social with Mrs. Sheplee Saturday
Afternoon. l4o-4o
Glasses, all styles, with no insists
and prices within reach Of all, at DR..
Hansons office for the eye, ear, nose
and throat Wood Block, Barre tt
All clansmen interested in crib
hage will please meet in the Clan club
rooms Saturday evening at SO for
the purpose of picking team to take
part in the tournament this winter.
Spot cash PAID for second hand fur
niture. stoves, ETC., or will sell on com.
mission. See F. J. Sawyer, auction
eer. 3l9 North Main street, old 10
mast Block. l44 u
The attention OF all advertisers ls
called to the notice, near the top o.
the editorial column, relative to the
time fo' handing in copy for changes
or for uew advertisements t.
Ice cream by the pint. quart or gai-
lon at l.. J. Mead's, 81 North Main
St. u
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
LETTER TO TRUw 4 HOLDEN
Barre, Vermont

Dear Sir-There are a thousand
ways TO chea, in our business: and
whether our neignbors suspect US OF
cheating or no., depends on ourselves,
our talk, our face, our eye, our walk,
our standing straight up or crooked
our neighbors know all about US with
out being told!
We are pretty well known. We
are 40 infant-l46 years olt-began
business on this little island New
York; in 1854. Have been making
paint and a noise in the world ever
Sinca
And there isn't a man, alive or
dead, that wouldn't testify FOR US If
you shou d stir him up.
We grind lead and zinc in linseed
oil by M chinery, all together. That S
our business. We live on the profit
machinery over hand work Paint
ers mix their paint by hand-they i'm.
agine they do tn ~ hall mix it. We
grind together-whole mix. Better
and costs less money.
We are the very best friend the
painter ras, If be knows it-yes,
whether he knows it or not. lie
can't afford not to know IT. We are
the painters customers friend. We
save them both money.
Yours truly,
F. w. Devoe & Co.
P. S. Reynolds 4 Son sell our
paint.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-10-02
lola FUNERAL PLANS.
Dreyfus Will Attend ObseQuies of
His Famous Defender.


Paris Oct. AT Il cabinet council
it was decided that Senator Chaumie,
minister of public instruction. shall
represent the government at the flu
neral Of Emile lola and deliver an ora
ton.
In view of the decision of the gov
eminent to be represented at the funer-
al and to admit of the attendance of
numerous friends from the provinces
and abroad. the funeral has been post
afternoon. There will be four orators
Senator Chaumie, the president of
the Society of Authors, the president
of the Society of Dramatists and Ana
tole France of the French academy.
The Matin confirms the report that
Dreyfus. with his brother, Matthew,
will attend the funeral and adds that
the entire Hadamard family that of
Nine. Dreyfus, will also be present.
DreyfuS revisited the lola residence
during the morning and remained a
| few moments beside the coffin, which
| Is not yet closed 1t lies surrounded
| by violets. Zola' favorite flower. in the
| study of the deceased, which has been
converted into Il mortuary chamber
and is illuminated by tapers.
Nine Zola is still suffering from
nervous prostratioll. and it ia uncel-
tain whether she will be able to at
tend the funeral.