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t4tbest temperature yesterday, - degrees lowest %
DEGREES. average &C degrees: average TOT
80 1T sr n degrees: average for corresponding date
Iast twenty-five years ~ degrees g..,,rs.- shsw
Local forecast: To-day parity clo1dgi Stssas1s @S
err. light to fresh south winds. becomp-- yAsD4e
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Southern states the valleys the middle slope.
middle plateau and the Northern Pacific Coast else
where during twentyfour hours the weather has
een fair Temperatures risen Northwest
Central West and IN Gulf States. elsewhere they have
changed but little
There will be showers rain Friday in the Middle
South Atlantic and States the Ohio Valley the
extreme Northwest and Saturday quite generally from
the slope region eastward. In the extreme West the
weather will be fair 1t viii be Friday in the
esissssiuui Valley in the Gulf
Norfh Invest II will be cooler Saturday in the Upper
Missssippi Valley the middle and northern slope and
on the Sew-Engand Coast winds viii be fresh south
becoming Middle AtlaRtic Coast
fresh and variable though mostly east the Gulf Coast
tbev will shift 10 and slowly increase in force
he MINER lakes they will be light 10 fresh east 10 south
east and the lower lakes light 10 fresh northeast to
east. - ,,.. -. I'll, -,
fresh winds mostly with 1air weather
10 Banks.
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Lord Shaftesbury, who sails from England to-
day for New-York to attend the cup races and
who will afterward make an extended tour through
the United States will be accompanied by his wife
4 sister of the present Duke of Westminster and Il
stepdaughter therefore of George Wyndham. who
is Chief Secretary for Ireland and responsible for
the Irish Land bill. The earl is chamberlain to the
Princess of Wales and may be described as one
OF her connections by marriage, since his wife is
niece of the present Duchess of Teck herself sis
ter-in-law and intimate friend of the princess A
great-grandson through his mother of Lady Palmer
ston and a grandson his fathers side of
the Lay Bishop" account of the eXtraor-
binary influence which throughout his long career
he exercised in ecclesiastical affairs, the present
earl differs greatly from his grandfather. He has
a sunny, chubby and comely face merry manner,
"A strong taste for sports of every kind and also
for the stage, having achieved some distinction
amateur actor for which he is well qualified by
his excellent tenor voice and his assurance. Lord
Shaftesbury served with distinction in South At
RIGA in the a brother officer and chum of
the late Duke of Clarence, is popular in Australia
where he acted aide-de-camp to Lord Bras
sey when Governor, and is a grand nephew of the
Hon Charles Cowper, who after marrying his
first wife the widow of the famous Count d'Orsay,
a daughter of the equally celebrated Countess Of
BlessingtOn. married zen secondes noces"
American woman. Jessie. daughter of Colonel Gin
ton Mclean, of Newburg-on the Hudson. Miss Nc
Lean before becoming the wife of the Hon. Charles
Cowper, achieved some success on the stage in
this country and in England, in THE Colleen
Bawn' and similar plays.
1t Is TO the first Earl of Shaftesbury that both
England and America are indebted for the habeas
corpus act. which was his invention.
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KING TO RACE NO MORE.
Edscard III Reported To Haze De
cided to Retire from the Turf.

King Edward is about retire from the turf.
This, at any rate. is report current among the
members OF his encourage. whore { is intimated
that his persistent i'll luck this year. eliminating
in the defeat OF his horse Per,hant at Goodwood.
has thoroughly dissatisfied him with his stable and
with everything and everybody connected there
with. 1t will likewise be observed that the much
discussed project of his placing in commission a
new Britannia has been abandoned and that his
old sailing yacht of the same name was used by
him at Cowes, not for any contest in the regatta
there in the early part of this month. but merely
to enable him to enjoy the pleasure of long spin
under sail In fact, it seems to be practically de-
cided that the King will longer figure as a
competitor in racing contests either on the turf
or afoat and it is said that he feels that he has
given sufficient personal encouragement To the two
chief national sports in last forty years TO ad-
nit OF his retirement from any further part IN
yacht and horse racing a competitor.
In spite Of King Leopold's personal appeal to his
cousin. King Edward. the English Government has
taken UP the question OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
the Congo Free State. and the State Department
at Washington will shortly receive from the For
eign Office in London circular addressed 10 the
signatory powers Of the treaty creating the Congo
Free State calling attention the failure OF the
Congo Government to comply with the stipulations
Of the constitution. to which it its existence
The circular it is understood deals in particular
With the establishment by King Leopold ana oy
the Free State administration OF monopoies in VIC
lation of Article Y Of the Treaty of Berlin thus
placing insuTmountable obstacles in the way or
foreign trade in the Congo Valley, which accord
ing TO the treaty was to have been free, as in
dicated by the name Of the Congo Free State The
British Foreign Minister. in his circular letter sug-
gests that the consideration OF the matter should
be referred by the sigratory powers to The Hague
Tribunal-a proposal which is likely to be adopted
since it is felt that the judgment Of the latter
representing, it does. the principal nations In a
judicial sense would carry more weight and there
fore prove more effective. than action by any in
dividual government. which might be ascribed to
selfish political motives. and such resented and
opposed by other powers. 1t is by no means I'M
probable that the State Department at Washington
may receive a circular similar to that Of Lord
Lansdowne from Berlin For Duke John Albert
Of Mecklenburg-S chwerin. brother Of the Prince
Consort Of the Netherlands and president of the
Imperial German Colonial Society, has recently
presented strongly worded petition to the Chan
eeor of the German Empire complaining that
King Leopold. by his creation OF monopolies in the
Congo Free State had virtually excluded German
trade from the Congo Valley
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Burt Ross. Goldie r.
Hartshorn. sidney G. Sands. Esther
Pickett Anna N. Wellbrock Margaret E. 4. c
Robinson. Mary C.
BURIAL waTw.k Y on Aq q9 r. $50, 1903 Jane
Duseer. Notice OF funeral hereafter
DARLEY-At East Orange n J.. August II 1903 Grace,
daughter Of late John Terrier and Pnebe Boycs
Wees were held At the residence OF her Aunt Mrs John
5 Richards 5iI 0 s,1rsI Cemeterv Fishk Village
\ " FRIDAY. a l 80 ?. m
rIARrsHoRN-At Eastern, Point, Groton Corn; on
Of NeW.YoTk CITY Funeral services Galee Chapel.
Taefsrn Point Friday afternoon az O'Clock. In
tr7oent In Greenwood. at convenience OF family.
MARTIN-on wednesday August p 1908. Annie Martin.
aged 20 years Funeral from me parlors Of j. Win
August H. at 10 a. m.
on Monday Z, August -. 10 1905 Anna
a. her ssh wear Relatives and friends are
respectfully Invited = atsnd the funeral services
FRIDAY evening August a. at s o'clock,
RoBNsoN-At Eas,tanpton Ions IslsEd on Thurs
sy Ags0' ne s seSs at % late Te.i4snc s East
hampton. on Saturday. Angus, f. at 1880 a. m
Ross-ou August Il after lingering illness. Golais r
Years Funeral services the residence % her step
fsJn5 on Friday evening August H. at oaiock
Interuasnt convenience Ct family
sAAlpLEon august z 1919 Nancy sample ssl sro
Te-rsce Brooklyn. Saturday. p.
sANps-on August T. after lingering Illness AZ her
summer home Nielson-ave. and Mns-st. Far Rock
aged ea ysa1s FuhsfaI services at Ear Roeksway
Friday August "A; at 10 InteTmeas Salsm
copy
sovE 1ssra inc On saSs9sA r9 ssIo1ss
the 6Sth year Of his ase
wLLBRoc-oa August 4 l9 Na5s .T,s.s q her
rssisSaes ~, sg9 ives, Endavs friday evening.
o'clock II is requested that no flowers Be sent
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UNE will he repubIished I'm The Tri-Weekly
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A great refresher in hot weather.
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DR.. William Smoult Playfatr was a son Of George
Playfair and a nephew Of Lord Playfair His father
was inspector general OF hospitals in Bengal The
son was born in 1886 and educated at St. An
crews and Edinburgh universities taking his de-
gree in medicine in 1856 He assistant
geon in the army in Bengal at the time OF the
mutiny and afterward professor in the medical
college at Calcutta In 1868 he left India by reason
OF Ill health and took up obstetrc practice in Lon
don. For quarter Of century he was professor
or obstetric medicine in Kings College. After his
retirement in 1898 he emeritus professor and
consulting physician to Kings College Hospital.
He was also consulting physician TO the General
Lying-In Hospital and to the Evena Hospital for
thority in gynecology and obstetrics apd his work
of Midwifery has passed through nine editions
and been translated into many foreign languages.
He also wrote THE Systematic Treatment of Nerve
Prostitution and Hysteria, "A Handbook of OBJ
stetric Operations and "A System of GynecOlogy."
which he Jointly edited with Professor Clifford All
butt, of Cambridge.
Dr. Payfatr served as physician accOucheur to
the Duchess Of Edinburgh. the Duchess of Con-
naught and the Crown Princess of Rumania. The
King of Rumania made him a Grand Offcer of
the Crown. He belonged to many scientific socie
ties and member of the Athen8um Club.
The degree of Ii. D. conferred him by st.
Andrews University. He served president of the
midwifery TO the Universities OF Cambridge and
London.
DR.. Playfair was married in 1854 to Miss Emily
Kitson, and they had one son and three daughters.
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OBITUARY..
DR.. W. 6. PLAYFAIR.

London, Aug. 13.-Dr. W. S. Playfair the
noted specialist in womens diseases, and au-
thority on obstetric medicine. died at ST. An
drews. Scotland. this morning.
He was the defendant in a Islander suit which
created some stir several years ago. when he
was mulcted in 100000 damages. The plaintiff.
named Kitson was the brother-in-law of DIR.
Playfar, who was adjudged to have slandered
the plaintiffs wife
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-14

Lord Northcotes appointment to the Governor
Generalship of Australia, in succession to Lord
Tennyson. the son Of the poet. is of interest to
Americans not only because il renders more prob
able the nomination Of the Duke OF MARLBOROUGH
to the Governor Generalship of Canada on the
urement of Lord Mimic. but also because Lord
Northcote, like the duke. has an Americana born
wife, is related through the marriage of his
brother, the Hon. Oliver Northcote, TO one Of the
leading families of this country-nameIy that Of
President Grants Secretary Of State. Hamilton
Fish-and has likewise spent much Of his time in
the United States, where he has many friends
Lady Northcote is the adopted daughter of the
multi-mionaire Canadian railroad 1nagnate Lord
Mount-Stephen, one of the creators of the Canadian
Pacific line. and, thanks to her adopted fathers
generosity. is extremely wealthy and his heiress
is likely to be still richer later on. Lord North
cote, who is a OF small stature. heavily
weighted with big mustache, is the second
Of the late Lord Iddesleigh, of the most pop
ular and universally respected leaders that the
Conservative party in England has ever had in
modern times. and who while Secretary OF state
for Foreign Affairs died suddenly from heart dis
ease at Lord Salisburys house while cOnversing
with the marquis. Lord Northcote first came to
this country as secretary to the special embassy
of the Marquis of Rpon in connection with the
settlement Of the Alabama treaty and afterward
acted as his fathers principal private secretary
His elder brother. Of course. inherited the earldOm
of Iddeseigh, but Queen Victoria in 1887 conferred
a baronetcy him, for the express purpose, as
she declared. OF continuing the mama of dear
Sir Stafford Northcote." a statesman 10 whom she
had been deeply attached. few months before
her death the Queen in giving her approval to the
nomination of the baronet to the Office Of Gov
error OF Bombay, further conferred on him
peerage. stipuatng that he should be known as
Lord NoTthcote-
He has done well at Bombay. and has shown
himself 10 an able administrator. who is likely
10 prove a success as Governor Genera! OF Aus
traia the more so as he will not be hampered by
lack OF means and financial considerations. which
have rather interfered with the popularity Of his
two predecessors as Governor General OF Australia,
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BoARDMAN-HAMMIIL-A st. Georges. Hanover
Square London. England. August 4. by the Rev
Allen Hay. Vicar of South dymms. Barnet; the Rev
William : BoardInau Blanche BgelOw Hammil
daughter o Mr.. and Mrs c. c. HamIniI. Of New
York.
LEE-ERHARDT-At san Francisco Cal. August
Il. Isabel. daughter OF Joel B. Erhardt Lowell
Mason Lee.
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with fun name and address.
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Jack Mcdonald has been found Once
Is the public gazette the number Of twenty thou
sand, the dispatches say-centred upon the genisl
John. Some time ago he vanished from his daily
haunts and knew whittier he went. How
ever John has been dug up at Atlantic City
still refereeing, but not horse this time.
only tug-of-war. Yesterday the beach be
fore a great crowd eight girls from the Miss
Bob White company and four life guards. in
three ive-mnute bouts. pulled the rope against
each other. The girls won the first bout the
guards the second and the third. But OF course
the girls won. Jack referee.
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Nearly every seat has already been sold for LIP
ton night at the Majestic Theatre and the outlook
is that the playhouse on the Circle will hold the
largest audience that has yet witnessed THE Wiz
Of o. during it's thirty weeks in this city.
The Upton night occurs tomorrow Sir Thomas
himself has expressed desire to occupy the
Sammy box, which TO him is as yet a mysterious
coign of vantage. Possibly Sir Thomass illusions
may be shattered. 1t is whispered about among
members Of The Wizard Of or" Company that
Miss Lolita Faust. whose nightly duty it is to
MARBLE the SAMMY song. has a little secret up
her sleeve. She intends to sing, so it is sTid, a
new version of the Sammy song, dedicated to Sir
Thomas and written especially for this occasion by
John S. GREY. eX-commodOre of the Cork Qreland)
Yachting Club. Two hundred members of the
I4archmont Yacht Club have purchased all OF the
boxes and a big block of seats the orchestra.
The Majestic will be gay with special decorations
in honor of the Irish knights visit The boxes and
proscentum arch will be testocLed with big irish
ensemble of "iThe Wizard of OF" COMPANY will
sing a new lode TO Erin entitled Flag OF My
Native Land The women in the audience Will
not be overlooked. but will be presented with souve-
mir Shamrock flags. by which the memory Of this
night may be preserved.
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iii at ppre rimelige Oft life blipe giort.
Waior 2aueblin taaer Jig en- ire Iltgers
8erie oG bcgpnoer Serpna of goSirnf.
fe meb 3nbianerrte peb Te6 2afs,
Ninn., for at 6ringe Dem til at aiitaa
II Sopnibips.