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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19
IN The RERKSHIRES.

.itsfelc Mas. oct. IS (SpeciaD.-The wedding
y Mss Frances + r. Devens. q New-YOrk 10
ep'al1 e. g. Kesturne BunbUry. OF London. al
me- -1 tle Royal Engineers. British Army, VII
- a. place lu Trinity Church al noon tomorrow
-s Key Har1Id Arrosgsnlith, the rector. VII Off
Miss Nina Devens and Miss Ethel Folsom
NeH-IDrk VIII be bridesmaids. and Henry
.sat1rme Bunbury Of tie Scotch Grays Will be
- 9tst uar Samuel rockingham. OF New-Yo -k,
sc y ALDO Fuller. u Boston. viii BE- the ushers.
- Afs. George ". Folsom viii entertain the
siding party 81 breakfast.
'-eressnau and Nrs. Francis T. Harrison. OF
lork. and James "a. Alexander. president Of
- reputable Life Insurance Company, are guests
"s1churEt the country residence OF John
---ott r. Shepard. Of New-York. and Kenneth
-%"ls. ~ Boston. are At The Hotel Aspinwau-
--eIies Lalier has AR. and Mrs T. r. Appleton
Ne"-l 0rl- as hls guests a. Allen Nincon
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington. Oct 1s-The storm that appeared over
the Atlantic States Saturday near New
foundland storm warnings were displayed advces
issued in advance Of this storm on the Gulf and
Atlantic from Corpus Christi Eastport and at
tending its passage veIOcities OK forty TO
fifty miles hour reported along the Atlantic
Coast Following the storm % hixh barometer
has moved from the middle northern Rocky Mountain
districts Gulf states. nd wave
The barometer has fallen rapidly n West
Northwest and the temperature has risen generally
OF the Mississippi
High temperatures continued Sunday in California with
maximum readings 90 degrees Fresno
Fair weather prevails this evening in al districts
There Indications OF a storm development
IRENE upper Mississippi Valley that will probably cause
high winds the lower lake region Monday.
On the New-England Coast the be north
diminishing; the Middle Atlantic Coast light to
fresh shifting to south the south Atlantic and
lower increasing south. n
creaslng shifting north
Storm warnings displayed the lower lakes
Steamers departing for European ports will have dirnn
ishing northwest winds and fair weather
Banks.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TUESDAY.
For New-Engiand. fair to-day and Tuesday: warner
Tuesday; diminishing northwest winds
For District Columbia, Pennsylvania and
Delaware fair and to-day Tuesday. Hight
fresh southwest winds.
For Eastern New-Tor. fair to-day; diminishing
winds: Tuesday increasing cloudiness warmer
For New-Jersey fair and to-day and Tuesdays
Light fresh southwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York. fair
and to-day. increasing clOudiness and
Tuesday. fresh southwest winds
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NEWPORT NoTEs.

NeRDcr-. r T. Oct Is CspeciaD.-Mrs. George 3
- Forest entertained AZ dinner tonight al the
Tram villa
~ and Mrs Eugene Y. r. Thayer. jr-. formerly
AIS Gladys Brooks. have returned from Boston
enl are az rue Brooks villa. They viii shortly sail
so- Europe
Aiss Laura Swan has joined her mother here,
AZ Elisha Dyer 5r after a visit 10 New-York.
o. Palmer. who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
IN Reginald g. Vanderbilt al Sand Point Farm.
AS Returned &c NeV-York
" H. Gray. % New-York is the guest OF Mr..
nc Ars- william T. Coster
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The novel feature in the plans Of the PhiIhar-
monte Society, which has been much discussed, Is
the importation Of foreign conductors one for each
pair Of concerts Kind critics Of the society have
expressed the opinion that the plan might prove to
be fraught with danger to the work Of the or
chestra So II might II the orchestral musicians
were of the sort commonly met with in Germany
But the strenuous life which these men lead here
has wrought one benefit at least in making them
the readiest readers in the world and the keenest
in getting at the wishes of conductor. This Is
the testimony OF men who have conducted orchcs-
tras OF both sides OF the The visiting con-
ductors have been permitted 10 select their own
programmes and each has elected TO perform
music with which he has identified himself IN
striking manner. Thus Colonne will exploit French
music Safonor Russian; Weingartner. Beethoven
and one of his own works; Strauss. his own com
positions; Koge the modern school, while MI
Wood will bring forward his best battle morse.
afkowsky's fifth symphony. It IS signincant OF
the experience which New-York musicians nave
with orchestral lists that far as the programmes
have been made up there are only two compositions
on them which have not figured in local lsts-Blzets
dramatic overture "Patrie'' and Lalo's violin con
csrto IN F II is more likely that the conductors
will ind more causes for establishment In the play
ers than the players in the conductors
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Fraser. Mar 7 Robe. JIllus
GaIIison, Louis De 3. Ryan John
Holmes Maria a stephens. BENJAMIN Z.
Morris. James z
FRAsER-SudIsnIy. on October l.. Mar Fraser.
daughter q the late p Fraser. Funeral services
az the residence OF Mrs Robert Clara, No 80 East
175th-st. TuesIIy evening October - AZ o co-H
GAIJTsOS-At Orange y J. October =. 1903. Louis
be held a. the orange valley Congregation! Chtirch
TUESDAY October 20 ar , ? carriages vii = IN
waiting the station on arrival u = H. u4n
from Barclay and Christopher SIS
FOINEs-At sharon. Conn. October II 1893 Maria A
Holmes widow John F. Holmes y View 1rA Slty-
Funeral services Tuesday evening. az > clocs rom
residence q son. Or. J. r. Holmes No 40fS Bus
Road
MORRIS-Cn SATURDAY. October t. 10 a IS
10 MS East I6th-st.. after pro0i4eo -less sIie.
= Morris IN the 57th year Of 1ls ase r-Eeral IRON
me charrry Grace Church BruaiVAy ail4 IV,n--5
on Monday, october % az p m LnterIl"-t a WOW
ROEF-On October L. 1893. Julius Rome son q the late
charles ThekIa Rome, aged 80 Funeral serves Al
the Church the Holy Name. corner ot- and AZ.
sfe-4arn-ave. Tuesday. October - lsto az 4OSo
a n Inte-ment WOodlawn
RYAN-At his residence Port Chester. y Y October IS
IS.l3 John Ryar. native Of Silverr1.nes = gperaTy
Ireland in the year % his age FunefaI les-@y
2prh al 1880 O'CLOCK. from Church or our Lazy OK
Mercy. Port Chester
sTEPHFNs-0u October Is 1903 BENJAMIN J STEPHENS
aged ia Funeral services his late residence No
2S4 FTatbusn-ave.. BroCEyr- on AonlAs october -
al o. Relatives and friends invited % attend n
terrueur private
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LOUIS v WINTER OBTAINS DIVORCE.

-,9s Victor Winter ca Mentone. Cal. has OBJ
&c &c c.v0rce from his wife, Miss Iva Camille
lefson. o. Providence. Z. l. The decree was
s'ssn ~ the court sitting al San Bernarcino. on
"'einoer -. The divorce was granted because OK
. NHe's desertion OF her husband. which was
- proved The father receives absolute CUSTODY
n As chilcren-of whom there are two Louis v
inter, who Is a son Of William Winter, OF The
.-D1ne removed from New-fork 10 Mentohe
shs Three years ago. hoping 10 recover his Ae-lAs
N1 q very seriously impaired
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play floats buoyantly cork. is a blessed relief
to the lovers OF extravaganza

Arthur Mees has been elected conductor Of the
Newark Orpheus. and is now at the head OF four
choral OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mendelssohn Club here.
1.-THE Newark Orpheus. and mixed choruses in Al
oany and Orange. His plans contemplate the per
formanee OF Gluck's "OrfeO." Haydn's Creation"
Bruchs "Odysseus" and portions Of Berliozs Re
quien.' in Albany: Glucks '.Orfeo" Bruch's "Odys-
seus" and MendelssOhn's First walpurgfs Night"
in Orange. and work BY Richard Strauss with the
Mendelssohu Club
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SEA FOOD WoRKMENs BALL

The annual ball OF the Amalgamated Sea Food
WOrkmen's Protective Union o. New-Yo-k City and
its vicinity will be held at West Side Lyceu Fifty
second-st and Broadway this evening Tickets are
80 cents, admitting man and women.
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MRS. 7. A. HENoRIcKs CRITICALLY Ill

indianapolis. oct Is-Mrs. Eliza Hendricks. the
aged widow Of President Thomas a MN
bricks. IS critically Ill at her home IN ms ~.
She suffered slight stroke OF paralysis few days
ago bur on Friday was thought to be Deter
Yesterday her condition became alarming. MIs
Hendricks wa we'll known socially for many years
and mas beer engaged In a great deal OF charity
work having heen president OF the board OF trls,
tees OF the Women's Prison ana Ah""S'i'A' SS
for nearly twenty years.
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Highest temperature yesterday 6s degrees lowest -
degrees: average degrees. temperature for
corresponding year - degrees ten
the corresponding date last twenty years
90 degrees
Local forecast; Fair TO-DAY diminishing northwest
winds Tuesday increasing Cloudiness and warner
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MUSICAL MMENT.
The Coming Concert Season-Bos-
tons Offering of NoUelties.

The appended list of concerts is commended to
the perusal of the many solIcitous champions OF
the so-called permanent orchestras, who seem ap-
pTehensive that the metropolis is IN danger OF SUI
fering for want OF high class orchestral music
The list is not complete; II represents page from
a musical date book as IL stands just now. Long
before the season which is TO begin in fortnight
is over other concerts Will be added There, fOr
instance the orchestral concerts which VIII be
arranged to introduce of the visiting virtuosi
such as Kaufman and Grasse: then the concerts
which will be conducted by Richard Strauss late
in the season. and will constitute Strauss festival
also the concerts by the German Liederkranz anu
Mannergesa Arion. which latter society Is
70 celebrate its hfteth anniversary in January and
will probably include a public concert in its pro-
gramme. There viii be orchestra, too, at the
concerts Of the OratoriO Society," that 1t is safe
TO say that New-York will have about eighty OPP
portunities within 40 days to listen 10 orchestral
music outside of that performed at the opera AT
present the list numbers seventy-one;
October 3o-wetzler Orchestra
November
e-Boston symphony. BrooFlyn
14-New-YOrk Philharmonic
22-Nes-York symphony Orchestra
a-New-York symphony Society
s-S Ssx-E85s sSlissTIaoaiS.
metropolitan Orchestra
1o--Boston symphony Orchestra
1I-Boston Orchestra Brooklyn.
12-BOst0I Orchestra
1S-MetrUpolitan Orchestra
iNsw-YoT f PHiiRaGm0n 25ene'
ls-New-York Philharmonic.
1e-Young Peoples symphony.
20-Metropoitan Orchestra
22-Peoples symphony.
c7-Metropoitdn Orchestra
Metropolitan Orchestra
s-New-York Philharmonic
e-New-York Philharmonic.
9-Young Peoples symphony.
10-MetrOpoltan Orchestra
12-Sam Franko's Old Music
I+Boston symphony Orchestra.
I5Boston Symphony Orchestra Brooklyn
16-Boston Symphony Orchestra
la-M Mso tc-I Orchestra
23-wetzler Orchestra
Ns-York PSlssroBio soesty
S1-Metropotaa Orchestra
sam Franlo.s OH Music
6-Young Peoples symphony
METROPOLITAN Orchestra
i5 -NexYork PhiihsTonio s0eety
14-Metropolitan Orchestra
15-BOston Orchestra BROOKLYN
1G-New-York Philharmonic Society (extra,
iT-Sew-YorE Philharmonic extra BROOKLYN.
2O-Boston Symphony Orchestra
21-Metropolitan Orchestra
SsS- -PeoPe.s S SyRea1py-
2T-Young Peoples Symphony.
2s-MetropOlitan Orchestra
4%New-Yorl Philharmonic Society.
5-New-York Philharmonic Society
Sam FranEos old Music
15-People's symphony
Is-Boston Orchestra. Brooklyn
le-Boston symphony Orchestra
25-NeW-Tor< Philharmonic Society.
2G-New-York Philharmonic Society.
26-Young Peoples Symphony.
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Under the circumstances. novelty CT programme
will not distinguish the Philharmonic programme.
event possiblv at two extra concerts which Herr
yvaingartner Will conduct. one in Manhattan and
ora T., BROOKLYN. Mr. Gericke has, however, MADE
generous provision for new works in the fifteen
PROGRAMMES which he will present to the two Dor
olgbs These programmes include the following
oor7nosftious which have not yet been heard in
Navr-York. Vincent D'Indy's La FOret Enchan-
tee and symphony. with pianofOrte: GlazOunows
S,,n,nbonv No T. IN E fat; DOhnany's symphony;
n AIbar4's overture Der improvisation; Saint
cagre,e overture TO Les Barbares'; Richard
ctrs,,ss's Don Quix0te'' (once announced by Mr.
pr f,r the Philharmonic Society but withdrawn.
10, der Suckers Pax Trfumphans." Nearly all
o,,- concert organizations will recognize the cen
So, Of the birth OF Berlioz. though the honor or
tarirg q concert on the day December ID falls 70
rl-oolIvr and not to Manhattan Nevertheless, FOR
T,a.arobsr 10 Mr.. Gericke has set down q BerlOz
-r,srrarnue OF which the Distinguishing feature
III ba the Harold IN Italy symphony Nine
Nflba will sing and IL Will not be easy 20 supply
~ y-f+b music suited to her voice from Berlloz
~ogas Perhaps consistency viii be sacrificed BIT
. ~ saka AT the first concert Senior Arbos, the
- ,-i,cinaI will play Mendelssohn's concerto,
- +be new first cello. Herr Krasselt. will be the
-, o++ractf7n at the concert, on December, p
- ,..o+bsa Adamowski will play the LalO con-
o-+o wrich NJ TfIfbauo will introduce at the nrst
I',,1t.-rnontc concert. at later date. and Miss
Nfaud MacCarthy. whose appearances mere were
,.+I,i1v bat fortunate last year. will come again
4,b the Brahms concerto She is pupil OF senior
- one Of whose COMPOSITIONS figures on the
o. Tonnary "a Busoni will pay Hanselt's concerto.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white lire shown ire
changes pressure indicated by The Trbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shown the tepera
as recorded by the local Weather Bureau
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
changes in the temperature for the last
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The Marquis Of Normandy whose ensaseni'I-I -
- ---~+-l,5e Foster daughter Of the late Jolh-
- - roster OF Moore Park. Ludlow has Just
80 ..,,rrced is not only "a clergyman out 'iisC
D'-- ,-,aeter and has converted his ancestral
land old pile by the name u A4uisIl'
i-to a college. where. under ms aoIe dii -
1lS-'' - roys are prepared for Eton ana loE
,,-,,irf among his pupils having oeell inc 80,
-. 80 Ilinster Lord de clinord ana nIl--D'-
-. ing noblemen and heirs TO peeIass
% - ,---,anty was formerly rector OF " 49,, -,
- ,,s,~lester. But he did not keep INC - 80
- 80 Cor as soon as II became H-, '. =. -
very 4o"s' .star and in the HeighDorlhs hHi'eS
r-,I live marquis was o1lcia5inS ~ - -. -.
,,.,- ,eople came from far ana VIC io- '--
Al "ol7-1s 49,, themselves 81 his ecclesiastical
s,,ces some stood need Of baptism osneiS
-. and confirmation. WINE sS' -, -.
- ..ttrz save funeral service me lAl'sI
lass predouainated and before lops wesley
case p.,-,s,ng inaux Of bodies into Worsiey,
, an ,b,tber for the purpose Of being buried oy
,,@rguis that Lord NORMANDY ~nO @ 49, 10
incl, sensitive man. was eothpei' - ~ NJ
ne and took to keeping school instead a.
grave Castle -. 49,. commanding
r. csstIe Is a superb old place ls.s ,s,
me :, ssa and rnoorisnd and nanxsa nS
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Is the best The grocers know IT, Insis- on havt1g
Burnerts n IS FOR food Pure and wholesome
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Will be repubIixhed in The Tri-weekiy frib-
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Henry schoenefeid composer. pianist and teacher
and long director OF the Germania Mznnerchor OF
Chicago, has taken up his residence in New-TOrk
80 mas John Lund who viii conduct the perform
ances OF the operetta which Victor Herbert has
composed for the FRITZ Scher company Mr. Lund
came TO New-York from Germany as chorusmaster
Of Dr. Damrosch's German Opera Company at the
Metropolitan Opera House. From there he went to
Buffalo where he has been musical director Of the
Buffalo Orpheus. one OF the best German male
choruses in the State He also conducted the
symphony concerts which for several years marked
the high tide Of musical culture in Buffalo.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-10-19

The directors Of the Cincinnati Festival Associa-
ton have engaged William Green an English
tenor. TO sing at the biennial festival next NAV.
EDWARD Lloyd was 70 have sung. but his projected
farewell tour In America has been abandoned by
command OF his physician Other foreign concert
singers who are coming TO America this season are
Miss Muriel Foster. an English contraIto. and Dr.
Theodor Lierhammer, barytone OF Vienna.