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A SOUTHERN HUMoRlsT DEAD.

AtIauta. Ca. aug. et-lIaior Charles II Smith
C'Bu Ar9'J died tonight
Charles Henry Smith Vas born IL aRrenceVille,
Ga on June L. 1926. he first went 10 q manual
labor school and aftcrward attended Franklin Col
IeEe. al Athens Ca. now the University Of GeCr-
gia He STUDIED law. and was admitted 10 the bar
removing 10 Rome Ca. il 1850. There ne p-actsed
mis- r-nfession with Judge J. ~. RI. Underwood
until the breaking out 0f the Civil War when he
vas arUointed 70 the SIAN of General G. T Ander-
son He was OF General AndersOn's star for TWO
years and then was assigned 10 judicial duty
which he performed until his court was dissolved
bv General Wilson. Of the Union army
i was IN ISL that Major S1airn began 70 write
humorous stories TO the soldiers bIIt 20
Gt Tnt5i ofter TIE war L1at his talent gully as
ulaved ITSELF Then he assumed the pen name
''Bill Arp and soon gained national reputation.
He published several BOOKS
Major S1ifh returned 10 the practice Of law after
the war but retired In 1s77 and became farmer.
OF late years be had had no active occupation.
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COLER WILL NOT RUN.
Tod Leaders 1t Vas Unfriendly TO
Tall Of Him for Ma4or.

Ez-Cortroller Coler declared yesterday that he
was not candidate for the 1ayoralty nomination
this yesr had never Seen q candidate and had
not the leas- intention Of becoming one. He said
rhere was 10 thought in any Democratic circle
~ nominating him. because months ago he in
formed leaders Of the parts. in Brooklyn and
Narhattan- that he vas urGUzlifedIy out OF poll
ties fer the time being, and would deem II q
favor II they would treat any mention Of his name
81 connection with the Nayorslry as an act Of
enu.Jy 70 h-l.
re said he had private interests that needed at
r=-rl--. --1 II injured them 10 have his name
assocarec, rs 4 was. WIKI political ambitions which
l. positively asserted mad no place II his mind
~. tDier expressed his intention TO give active
support 10 the regular Democratic ticket this fall
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THE BosToNlANs.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,

ACADEMY OF MUSIC
The Bostonians still headed by Barnabee and
Macdonald. the veterans Of musical comedy, and
by George rockingham, a friar now these four
teen years. appeared again last night at the Acad-
envy IN their own musical play robin Hood"
Neither the Bostonians organization nor
robin Hood" musical comedy calls for COM
ment. The welcome Of the audience last night
testified to the popular appreciation Of the excel
lence of both. There are, however, some new
voices in the organization notably the fresh y91nE
voice OF Miss Agnes Brown, the soprano winch
made the performance quite as good any the
BOstonians have given in their long career. bar
uabee, toe, seems to grow younger as he grows
older and last night was the liveliest person on
the stage. The house was packed
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De Figaniere Elizabeth Fl. WiIlets Robert r
Purroy. Henry D.
1855 oTsa B5ssa vile Ct KeaaatA FsESu1s;
Barnard.
Of her son csssius { casweli No las West s5ds
Margaret r CasweL, widow Of Homer CasweH in her
HeFkmeT y. Y, On Tuesday evening, august IS 1908
De GANIETE-suddsAIy, GA August .. 1908. Eliza
beth T. de Figaniere- Funeral private
LEE-on Sunday, august %. 1865, Adallns c Lee, IN
son. Dr. 4. r. CHrmaa No % West 12Tth-st on
Tuesday evening, August % az O'Clock.
Neeohanl widow Of the late Henry n Nsedaam AMI
esusnteS OF sc 1as henry Z Chapman az her resi-
wees Tuesday, P Intsrnsat private.
PERRoY-suddsHy. at his residence, No Ida Regsnt-st
services at 81 Francis Xavier Church. West isth-st
New-York City, $50 a. Il. Tuesday. August q
On SATURDAY; august =. joseph -, FT9aeriek sanxay
Brooklyn, Wednesday August % a. o clOck-
sARLEs-Entered into rest. on Monday August "a at
SteltOn h j. the Rev. John " Sares D. b aged
- years Funeral services in steton Baptist Church
Pennsylvania Railroad, 1870 m. Philadelpha papers
please copy
wIILETs7 at Harrison, " 2 Eshth month. twenty
az friends are Invited 10 attend ne f1nesi a, S
residence on Second day Monday Pain inst. At $50
Tfts-eGi AZ Yytsb,,r ior Isa ~ Sloh a 500
day, Special train leaves Long Island City a. II a IA
WOODCOCK-On Thursday, August 90 at the home %
her 6ro[aer--2Fs lillian S4aJsGsF casey Bedford,
the Mary Bard woodcock. Funeral AZ 81
MsaS c 45 Bef0 at er s On WsdRsssy
Railroad, Tor Bedford station At 9:0s q. n.
P.2 sg4d8y s AgEqas e al, a. Washington
son Of arthur D. and Eureila PAXTON woodruff. Flu
neral Tuesday afternoon at 10 Train leaves New
O'Clock
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A. c. CLEVELAND.

Ely New. Aug. "A. c. Cleveland "a dead AZ
his ranch. in White Pine County. New. Mr. Cleve-
land was one Of the largest cattle raisers in the
West He was born in Maine in 1882 and came to
this State on attaining his majority. He was q
member Of the legislature from 1870 to 1874, and
member of the commission which was sent
10 Washington in 1870 to settle the Territorial in
debtedness OF Nevada. He was a Presidential
elector in 1855 ana again in 1892, and was the Re
publican candidate for Governor Of Nevada in 1884
Mr. Cleveland was delegate to the Republican
National Convention in 1885, and left the eonven-
ton with the Silver Republicans. In 1888 he was
Independent candidate for the United states
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OBITUARY.
J. K. sTIEFEL.

J. X stefel an importer Of laces. OF this city.
died in Saratoga on Sunday. at the age of forty
nine. He was born IN Germany. and came TO Amer
lea the age Of twelve. he engaged in the dry
goods business in Boston until his twenty-htth
year, when he came 10 New-Fork and started n
business an importer of laces az No 81 BrooHe-
st. lie developed a large trade there. and retired
two years ago account OF i'll health he made
many gifts TO charity. and was member or sew
eTal German organizations social and fTaternaL
He leaves a widow aud two daughters HIS
mother and sister, who also survive him. live IN
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PRESIDENT 1T 44NTIETAM.
He VII SpeaL, at the UnreiIing Of
Monument on the Battlefield.

Oyster Bay, Aug. 24.-Governo7 Murphy and
Senators Kean and Dryden all CT New-Jersey,
were visitors at Sycamore Hill this afternoon.
They arrived IN oyster Bay on the steam yacht
Alcedo owned by Senator Dryden, about >
o'clock The party landed at the J West Roose-
Welt pier and was driven from there TO the Pres
dents home.
On behalf OF the people Of New-Jersey Gov
ernor Murphy and the Senators invited the
President 10 attend the unwilling Of the Inonu-
rre1t erected at Autietam il memory Of the
NeW-JGrs1y soldiers who fell in that battle The
ceremonies are planned for September i. the
1oTueIl anniversary or the battle. After some
consideration, the President excepted the invita-
r'on and agreed Ie make an address al the IN
yelling.
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COY. ODELL TO SPEAK.
Starts Ont on Visit to County Fairs
and Farmers PicnicS.

Albany. Aug 24-Governor Odeu was at the Ex-
ecutive Chamber to-day for the first time since the
first week in July. when he left for his Western
trip. He left the city tonight 10 begin a tour OF
speech making at county fairs and farmers picnics.
The Governor will address 4 pioneers picnic at
Geneseo LIVINGSTON County. tomorrow. and
Wednesday he will be al the fair at HOrneisville7
Thursday at the Albany County fat-. at Altanont;
FRIDAY at Sandy Eiil. and Saturday at the meeting
Of the CatskiH Mountain Association at Margaret
Vile. Delaware County.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A New Conductor for Opera Engaged.

Arrangements were yesterday concluded by Helm
rich Conried for the engagement Of Signor Vigna.
the celebrated European conductor, the manage
rneuts of the Scala in Milan and the Monte Carlo
Opera House having corteously consented to waive
their prior rights 10 his assistance during the
opera season IN America Mr.. Conried has been
hoping for the success Of his efforts 10 secure
Nlgna for some time.
Among the new engagements made for the New
Symphony Orchestra. Of which Daniel FrolEnan is
president and Walter Damrosch, conductor are
Edmund SehEeckcr, harPist, late with Theodore
Thomas. and the ROYAL Opera House Vienna,
Christian ROdenkirchen. trumpeter, late Of the
Theodore Thomas Orchestra, and leader in Amer
lea on this instrument. Other engagements are
pending with artists OF renoUn-
Miss Beatrice Irwin. who was last season mem
Der Of Charles FTohfnan's Empire Theatre Com
pany. VIII return from Europe to appear with Will
lam Gillette II The Admirable Crlcnton.
Augustus P. Thomas, nephew and namesake o.
the playwright Augustus P. Thomas, has been
engaged for a leading comedy role in the japanese
comic Opera. "Ot0yO.' and made his urst appear
zuce at Madison Square Roof Garden last HiSLt-
Miss Elizabeth Barry will be seen as Harriet
Fordyce in The Earl Of PaHtucket." Miss Barry
was first induced adopt the stage as a pro
fessioE n Nine. Bernhardt, AT a reception.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.
Washington aug 24.-TTarrner weather has continued
in the central Valleys ana ths South, whls Over the
uCrth tier u States II has teen somewhat cooler There
have been from the Dak,tas eastward through
the -2dle Atlantic States, in Fest Florida, the West
Gut States. middle and Central Roxy Mountain
regions West Z the Rocky Mountains the weather has
far with slightly higher temperature in the interior
Thege viii De showers Tuesday from Eev-ngianI west
Rar5 through Iowa and Minnesota East Florida. the
Gulf States middle slope and Central Rocky Mountain
ard night elnescav New
F5elrd. The Riddle Atlantic states Middle Mississippi
Nag,ey F40rl1a the Gulf plateau
CeE-ai Rocky Mountain II will be cooler Tues
DAY in NoTthvez Middle West and The greser
portion lake region cooler Wednesday II tie
valley lower lake and Middle Atlantic States.
me NcV-EnZizuc coast the winds VIII be light
variable. though mostly east to soltheast- on tie
Middle Atlantic Coast light and mostly 70 south,
on the Atlantic Coast light
c11f Coast Variable the West Gulf Coast light
fresh southeast; lakes
shifting and northwest. ard the lower
lakes light fresh east becoming west NeCnesds1.
Steamers departing Tuesday Tor European ports VIII
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vyea -aer the Grand Banks
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AT THE VARIETY HOUSES.

At Keiths yesterday the chief excitement was
furnished by Walthour and a racehorse, Who on
ingenious moving rollers, head 10 the audience,
tore at their limit Of speed for supremacy
The late and the present Popes are the centre OF
attraction at the Eden Nusee.
Howard Thurston was at Proctors Twenty-thira-
ST. yesterday. At the Fifth Avenue My sweet
heart" was revived. 10 Welch appeared at Fifty
eighth-st. IN his play, THE Pedler.'
At the Paradise Roof Garden last night strong
bill attracted : large audience. Among the new
features were the Piccolo 2Lidgets, the Brothers
French, unicyclsts; Collins and Hardt acrooauc
corniques. and Keane, the iuusionist, Besides
these new features there were Aga, the floating
mystery; Victor's Venetian Band, Riceobono' $
horses, the -Four Nlghtons. Agnes Mahr, the
American Tommy Atkins; Five Juggling John
sons, Punch, judy & Co
At Pastors yesterday Miss Grace Tyson was
easily the chief attraction OF g Iong and varied
programme. The Mcvatters and Tyson Company
consists Of three women and a man, who sing,
dance and make merry in a lively fashion.
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shows the changes in Temperature Tor the last twenty
far hours IL comparison with the corresponding Date
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KINGS DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIONS
TO Hundred and Twenty Brooklyn Dele
gates VIII Attend the City Convention.

lie Kings County Democratic General Commit
90 net IL The Thomas Jefferson Building last night
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CARLETON-sTE VENS-On Saturday August -. 1903.
the residence OF the brides mother Railway y.
Miss Ernesta Marion Stevens daughter Of Mrs NJ c.
Stevens, DR.. Spencer Carleton. OF New-York.
YOORHIS-CARRE-At the Church Of the Transngura-
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OttiIie s. Care 10 Arthur Voorhs.
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For pertaining the bath
nothing IS so delightful
MURRAY & LAN8fANS FLORIDA WATER
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-25

The late and the present Popes are the centre OF
attraction at the Eden Nusee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-25

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