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New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
THE DRAMA.
MR.. MILLER AT THE GARRICK.
~Joseph Entangled. "

M Henry Arthur Joness play Of Joseph En-
tangled was produced at the Garrick Theatre last
night and Mr. Miller and Miss Hilda SpouE acted
the chief parts in IT, The plot discovers eXCep-
uonal ingenuity The situations are exceedingly
comical. The character are drawn with q light
touch The style is fluent and crisp. Miss Spong
gave d brilliant performance. piqusut. charming
spontaneous. all glitter the surface. but warm
with reserves of tender. generous feeling. 3Ir
Miller surprised his audience by strong and srs-
tanned effort in the vein Of high comedy-ror his
performance was expert. refined. unobtrusive. md
steadily agreeable. lacking only little in the ee-
ments OF buOyancy and whimsical hurno- Every
part IN the piece was well played. and the piece
itself aside from interlude ot exhortari0n. IN
the last act. is completely delightful Nothing 50
clear so sweet. bright. fun OF human nature.
so keenly sattrtcal Of gossip and OF mischievous
credultty Of evil report has been on our stage
for many day The story Is nothing: the treatment
OF IL is everything Two persons absolutely innocent
"a married woman and bachelor friend-are. bv
probable accident of circumstance. pitched in a
position that seems to compromise them both Their
friends observe IL and comment on IL. A scandal
grows Efforts ar explanation only make matters
worse. There is a jealous husband There are con-
ferences- A crash seems imminent. The conduct Of
the woman. when her husband. unseen and aware
that she Is ignorant of his presence, proves he
fidelity and wins his confidence. and so the inno-
cent vindicated II is in fabric OF dialogue and
delicate, lacelike tracery OF character that the
comedy is potentially felicitous Mr. Jones has
written much excellent coIloquy. but nothing
more terss and spirited and Apostle than this
His iutrrnitv. from the first Of his career
from tho day Of Saints and Sinners always
was an inveterate habit OF moralizing. ne
will preach: and the preAchments. in the clos
ing scene are the blot on his comedy-0e-
cause they impede its flow OF movement and
nlonentarilv deaden it's interest The acting. new
ertheless. carried the piece over even the shards
and pebbles OF hackneyed moral precept- Mr. Glen
dnning has just the solidity and manly simplicity
for Nayue- Mr. Stanley Dart as PyecrotJ, acted
the epicurean pagan polished man Of the world
10 perfection knaprnan and Mrs knapmau, Lon
don servants were made .marveilously true and ex-
ceediugly amusing by Frederick Tyler and Maggie
Fisher. The audience evtnced irs appreciation by
close observance OF every detail. and rewarded the
with some or the most honest and
fervent applause that has been heard in the the
at-s Nobody who cares for good acting should
"a II n see Joseph Entanglsd-" " ",
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
WHAT IS GOING ON Today.

spu5i-'aa campaign meetings. no 5ol ard 5ss Broad
STATE Railroad Commission bearing On .,.u-Yoz West
chester and Boston L2--rosd. whitehall Building 10
Lecture hy TIE Esv Dr. william szadav professor ~
elylnly, Oxford In Adams C.aDe Union TheooStcaI
Seminary. 40 ,.
Public meeting in honor OF -asraa o1sI Psaas Congress
c~iesaies, Cooper Union, : D
C-lo. Brocz-g1. evening
RePpalicsa mass meeting. ceuoat Avenue Fr Brook
4sDs evening
1nge! e77ysaton Southern N-v-yars Baptist As-o7ia-
tccs Lexington Avenue Church Cf4--ri1r land
eleventh.. 80. and =.
Annual meeting u the Ssv-y5rz and Ne7,-Iersey
L1t1e-an synod. s.. JaHles's church Malls0n-4vs.
ana se'eais-Ja.Te-s'-i araiHa-on service. p
An4ghts OF Columbus celebration u anniversary
cosery OF A1ertc2- Carnegie Han evening
Dinner BY members oa-aIs az the Board o. E5u-a-
--cr Tor JACOB ~ Macs Hotel savoy. evening
speesi meeting Of tas BROOKLYN AIaaufactuser
ton q discuss Brooklyn Bridge crase con s--;1u No.
Iss MoD-ag-e-s-.. 2. ~
Mass meeting az camp Roosevelt One lundrei-an5-
tWsnty-Ltla-st.. near Egata-ave-. 2. ~
Free public lecture Teachers College The Proper
SSlletaoa = A@EroriEi1g. Fro1esz7r Frank ST. No
AI-rFp $50
Free lectures q TIE Board os Edu-a-.-u "a: Public
Scno5l No "a One-Elu drsc- -t5g-rh-s-- A
sieicA1'-aFe Lewis Castor Lsary, ''Syr4a and Pass
West E1ttieth-st, " Hinton White. -Ficruresqus
Ce"-Lea-Aa4 l--lust-atealj Public school No I'LL
lcrec-aad-t1ird and Cue-aur fourth
Eta-. between Fifth and Madison ayea. George Don
a1EEor Aaatic Manners al1 Cusrcruz' illustrated: :
De E-s-h T~s-a e-rr-r E,4s- esrr--
fourt--sJ. Charles Barnard. The Ca-sklLs and the
AciTon1ac-s illustrated. o.svv-EorA Juvenile Asy-
llTns cIe-hl1dred- El-seveTrJs and Auser-
tratso)5 Young Mems Christian Association. NO. .
West Ore-huEare1-a- James II
sigh school, Dr- George r Greene THE nsr aiop-
i----l OF -fe1F-LorZ CITY. t1llIs--1telr
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

tne United States. and then the failure Of Count
"a lsCl nlHlsei1 10 appear when called upon. has
leo lIe 6erAh nagisterai authorities 10 decide 70
uIOp 1ne case and consequently the ex-caprain and
the usurer have been set at liberty.
count Larlsch's mother is the Countess George
A~al-sch VINO played SO painful a role IN the drama
i-aN e1i-ll-Iea IN the tragic death Of her cousin
tne Austrian Crown Prince az AIeverling Afre-
being divorced by her husband she married q Ba-
varlan operate singer OF the rare OF Br,1olz She
: the oaughter Of the late Empress OF Austria's
orotneT' Duke Louis Of Bavaria by his rao-=a-
nauc marriage with the Bava-ian actress Henri
eo'- MendeL who was created Baroness wauersee.
ana InuS Young Count Lar!soh Is grandson Of
Duke Louis Of Bavaria
5arinaldi5 family have done so lrtle until now
." MAINTAIN the lustre OF the name Of the famous
patTlot who played so notable role IN the trans
formation OF Italy into a united kingdom that II
IS pleasant 10 learn that the remarkable develop
near OF the port OF Genoa. and especially its ex-
|aoEaIIary freedom from those labor troubles
winch have blghted the prosperity of so many
OIner great seapors. is attributed by common con
sent 70 General stefano Canzio. the son-in-Iaw Of
GarlnaoL and one of the few survivors Of the his
0or1c Thousand OF Marsha who set out 10 con
qCer sicily from the Bourbons. and did not rest
olu! they had conquered and turned over TO King
VICTOR emmanuel the whole Of Southern Italy.
General Canzio IS the president OF the board
mat governs the port of Genoa. which is &C.
Ano"leoseo 20 be the best managed in the Medi-
~--H---@---- ne owes MS nomination 20 the
ernInent but Il meets with universal approval.
Inc board contains rspresentattve oc six dis-
1ereht interests. The four neishboring provinces
or Genoa, Turin Milan and Alessandria. which
contribute 10 the expenses Of the ha-5or. have
a certain number OF seats allotted to thsn The
local municipality and the chambers OF ro-77-avoA
Of Genoa ALLAN and Turin are represented So
too, Is the railroad department while the work
i1s-nen employed BY the port are represented on
the board BY four directors. whom they araor
one OF them being Stg7or Chtesa the wei known
Socialist Deputy.
The Board has irs headquarters II the 7-,e-
interesting Of al the historic Palaces oe Genoa
namely. The one waich for four hundred Years
down 20 the fail OF the republic in 1877. was the
home OF the famous Bank OF St George. which
az ere tine owned tho island Of Corsica
General Cauzio IS married 10 the only daughter
OF Old Gsrihaldi Oy his a-s- wife. Anita and shs
era"s rom the state an annuity OF 700 a year
IN recognition Of her fathers services 10 TIA r~-
ton Neither Madame Canzio nor her husband
the general are on speaking terms with her
brother Icciotti but are very friendly with her
other brother. Menotti
GARCCISE DE FOETENOT
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

WEDNESDAY d2rhl-At $3.50 a II for Europe por q a
-laIsstc va Queenstown and Liverpool at so n.
-r Netherlands erect per Rotterdam mail must
ee 1LrecteC per s s. Rotterdam $50
--ay direct 3 Louha-1s mail must directed
leE -or1ozrc1a p. II a. m for Norway Par
Zrs-Fost Nails s. 8. Oscar Hrsg-1ar -azfT f1r
Al711larE must De directed per 5 Oscar H.
III ttS11AE Q3rhi-Ar for France Svtrzsraud.
ray SPAN. Portugal Turkey Egypr Greece ard Brit
lsn INDIA per 8 Ia roU-aIne. Efavrs funaf e5r
9taer 2arJs of Europe must bs directed per q -
SATURDAY Cl5tl'-Ar a n. FOR E1-ops par q q
= directed per s. Gsrrnan1c''J. $50 a n f5r
europe, per Et-Urta. VIA Queenstown ans Ljve--
n- ar 500 a n Tor Belgium dl-sCr. per Finland
-a4l llSt oe directed per $ Ft1an5 y: $50
-r ray direct per HOlscZoIsru mail must ba
--e-ted yer s. HohsuzoIlern -, ar $50 ~ t1-
oo,l5l1 e1-sc5 per g 8 Columbia t11a-l
rzcre1 S. 8 C1iu1-lla'')
Nt-- --E1va cents per half addition 70 ne
-slar pestas must cs prepaid letters rorvs-IsF
ne supplementary Mails 5spcs4rad IN
the lr77s na-zed letters FOR Foreign countries 7sa-
me t,i7s1E 1t the RegI3ar Nal iizusrch 1s~-
ocular vessel viii not % So forwarded unless s.-h
a--itona posaEs ts r1lv prepaid rasr4c- ~ srar~q
supplementary Transatlantic Mails also opened On
--e 1ierS 1- ne American. EEs1 French sr=ar-s
whenever r1e saL1gs occur a "a I4-ar. 4u7
1- ere sailing ram E-b0+--
mails tls piers hour suG -ar -a<-rs ssiI
cE time and close minutes before sa ing time
Only reS--s- postage Gerrs-s hale o-I--sl
required articles uaLls1 rsrs ~ re sr7art
Waite star and German tSes Poz steamers 5o,l-
bic postage let-e-s 10 cents haf ounce on or1-r
lines
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
FoREIaN MISSIONS MEETING

Gr-1nell. Iowa Oct 1.-THE nirety-afth annual
IneeI-ng OF the American Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions began here to-day in the First Cong-e-a
uonal Church. President Samuel 3. Capen. IL. D.
or boston presided. An address OF welcome was
-S--4e--- y Freslcert Daniel W. Bradley .. D.,
OF Iowa CoLeEe, 10 which President Caper re-
sponaee- An address in BEHALF or the c-ztArtiaI
So-----.-l-ee was delivered by the Rev. D- Francis
= ARK, OF Boston. president os the United So
-eIy oI christian ElCeavOr. Il showed -nar rne
receipts OF the Middle District from all sources
Icr lle Last tweEtyf0ur years were s. III There
t1 9eel q financial increase in the district on the
ae--I -cast over the previous year 0t 4 per cent
re report OF the treasurer. Frank II. Wlggin os
bqstQn, showed that the conditional Eifr fund.
Wn1cn SIX years ago had only S1f 600 now had
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
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mos COOK 4 Tourist O6lces. LudSare Ctrc11-
Ihe LONDON once 0f Is a ccnWellaEA
place 90 leave advertisements and subscriptions
FAftlS--Jchn MIuroe & Co.. No Z Rue Scribe
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taisIe Bureau 53 Rue Canbon-
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New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

ofaciaI Record and Forecast.-washingron- Oct IL
pressure United States from British
Columbia AsEn-boia- On the 10th frst well
marked Pacific Coast appeared
OF the Washington and Oregon coasts Il preceded
however By advance northward from the OF
South California of Of hEh pressure that
occupies the slope ot the Rocky Mountains The
northern plateau given cereal rains Cali
rorria south Los Angeles In Eastern districts
there has been ught rams II Nevrgand and the lower
lake region
Il Is considerably cooler the Ohio valley ths lake
region. Mode Atlantic States ana New-England. but
high temperatures st prevail IN the South Atlantic and
East Gulf States There indications cf tropical
disturbance Caribbean Sea 0ur vet the position
fair weather indicated Wednesday and THURSDAY
except IN the lake region, local rains probable
Important temperature changes are not anticipated
The winds along the Eevv-Englau6 ana Acd-e Atlantic
Atlantic and Gulf coasts light and variable; on me
Great Lakes mostly fresh uor-h 10 northeast
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports VIII
have fresh northeast winds and cloudy weather % the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcaIities.-For Eastern New
York aud NswJersey fair and THURSDAY. cooler
the to-day. fresh northeast winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware and the District
Of Columbia fair cooler to-day; Thursday fair
northeast WzGs.
FOR Western PennEyvanis fair today colder IN south
portion Thursday fair, warmer. fresh northeast 10
north W'Cds.
For western Ne-v-yo-k partly CLOUDY to-day and
Thursday; Thursday. fresh northeast north
For New-Enslaad. fair TO-DAY snd Thursday: fresh
north 70 northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
REWARD CASSIDY FOR GOOD TURN"
He Favored Subway Opening Appropriation
Wow Aldermen Approve His Measure.

Among the reports Of appropriations from the
Board OF Estimate. for which the aldermen yesrer-
day were asked 70 give immediate consideration.
ror $500 600, 70 permit President LirtIeron
OF Brooklyn 20 complete the repaving OF Atlantic
ave. and Of S4f71 75 for repairs TO the Queens
County Courthouse Objection 70 the first sent f.
on tha usual course 70 the Finance Committee
The chairman of that committee. John T No
Call. the Tar1many leader on the foor. spoke on
The latter report. He said:
One good turn deserves another The aldermen
received very little consideration from the Board
OF Estimate when they asked $4,000 70 celebrate
Of rhar board did not hold the action or the alder
evar rvro EXCEPTIONS The President ~ me Ror-
ouSh OF The Bronx and the President OF the Bor-
the Board OF Aldermen were entirely competent 70
manage their 7wn affairs move the approprta-
Immediate consideraton
The necessary unanimous vote was obtained
Alderman Downing. OF Broosyr. did not want to
vote on a resolution authorizing the Fire Commis-
storer 70 spend S2C0 on usW boiler for one OF the
fire houses and President Fornss the request being
made under the rule Of the board excused him.
Thereu7o1 Mr. Downing affected great indigna-
The. chair has not the right to put such nc
ton he shouted No man can 'lsurp my preFo-
garive alderman. and think the chair has
acted rs anything but a gentleman
The board laughed. bur Mr. Forues took the AZ
fair seriously ana demanded a withdrawal OF the
AN right" said NI-. Downing. Il withdraw the
expression but the provocation was very great
ing tina purchase OF A S-65 90 tract Of land
plete the new grounds OF the City College was a2-
proved
The resolution from the Board OF Estimate 70 ap-
point confidential inspectors at 81 so year f0r al
Borough Presidents caused great deal OF arEu-
ueut President Haffsn OF The Bronx several times
tried 70 show their value 70 the presidents
The resolution was adopted
When rhe resolution for hreProof buildings came
Up. Alderman DoulI wanted II laid over for week
The Board Of Fire Underwriters was much Crirt-
cised in connection with the measure A motion
that the resolution be sent back - committee
for public hearing was lost II was then moved
that the 5iIl be laid for two weeks. and that
the Superintendent Of Buildings IN each borough
asked % present wiki the President OF MS
sDective borough for advice on the measure The
motion adoDted
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

The Berlin authorities have restored 70 liberty
ez-caVslry Captain ZleIer and his associate Rosen-
suei Who have been IN prison for more than a wear
Undergoing judicial investigation in connection with
charges OF haclrnan brought against them by
young Count Francis Joseph Larisch a grandson 7r
luxe Louis OF Bavaria, and who is married "a
Miss Marie satterheld of BuRaio y. = -rba ,-o,-,
count eeEirous of making rich rnarriaze a-,are5
into relations with the ex-captain and the ,,-,,--
who undertook 70 secure an heiress for hin, av,on
me great manufacturing families OF Southern CO.
many and made him several advances or n,o,.v
receiving in return from him a pronssorv 1o-s -
which he bound himself 70 pay 10000 20 the connie
On the day of his wedding
The matter fell throuzh and the count -
osle'eo managed 70 reeorer from them his pror1s-
Hory note Some tine afterward he u,aae re e.
euaintance o. Miss Marie satteraeld. followed Ler
- America and married her here.
me ex-captain and The usurer. being info--nss
mar ne mac Won an American heiress whose wealth
~as described ss colossal ser 70 work 70 turn 70
account tae proEissory note. which unbslruovvn 70
+-s oounS they had retained. and they are CHARGED
VIE having doetored Il so as % render n epDlica
a.e 20 lne marriage which he had contracted in
.--1ilea- Then they made demand upon. him for
ne money mentioned therein. assuming thar he
~Ssio give them a large sum rather than face the
scandal OF a suit.
~ las they were mistaken The young count
"eS either unwilling OF unable 70 nav the 4uB
~n4en they proposed 70 sEtort from him and eurn
hs ne tables upon them. he lodged a complaint
s-a4iss them Tor hlackmal on the strength cf
~alen lhey were both locked uD.
11s e-ncIlfy e gsttlng certain Mftnszsss nom
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
nEnRY 3. METcALF,s EuNERAl.

pawnIclzet R I, Oct u.-Goverror Garvin.
Nrsvor James H. Higgins with representatives
~ rba STATE ard city governments. and delega-.
.rtors from business houses with which he was
identified. were IN attendance at the funeral OF
r4.,-,y r Netcalf the Prohoitiouist candidate for
-,,,a~ror which was held in the High Street
T1niversalist Church here to-day. The Rev. Ed
80 NJ Barney. pastor OF the church. oficiated
~ Psy Or Henry " Rugg, OF Providence, as
siS+,-% Afrer the church service the body
Tails1 70 Boston for burial at Mount Auburn Gene
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
OPERA NEWS.
Mile. Fremstad Arrives-Opera School Opens.

Mile. Olive Fremstad. whom excited reports re-
Gently declared lost causing Charles Henry Nelrzer
TO remark that she was only-very properly FOR a
prirna donna-on the high seas, reached this city
yesterday morning. She VIII at once begin re-
hearsag the role Of "h1undry.' which she is TO
sing this winter alternating with Nine. Nordica-
Nile Fremstad pleaded headache yesterday and
retired at from view
The opera school yesterday began active opera
tons with forty pupils under the joint guidance
OF Nine. Anna Arnaud new instructor and
Nine Jaeger, who had the school in charge last
year Nine. Arnaud is the wife or a former director
OF the Marseiles conservatory. and was the second
woman to sing Carmen I'm France, Nine. Salt
Marie being the FIRST and perhaps the greatest Of
all Nine. Arnaud retired from the stage 10 teach
soma Years ago
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
TAKE TINE FROM "FRILLS'
Board Of Education UH Devote
Uorc to the Three Rs.

The Board Of Educs stiou last week changed rhs
course Of study. taking some time from drawing.
nature and other subjects generally considered as
non-essenriaI.' and adding II TO the essentials
This action follows the criticism os so-caIled
'frills
BY the new arrangement forty minutes week
IN the first three years are TO be taken from the
constructive work and drawing. and added 70 un-
assigned time and study periods The unassigned
time in most viii be devoted 70 English and
rreu1a rtCS.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
Anrnra wILL REeovER, sAYs pocToR.

rz.r,nstead. Long Island Oct. Il (speciaD.-At
the nassau Hospital. at Mineoa. it was reported
lota tbf4 evening that George Arents 3r was still
sboa,,1g a gradual and marked improvement from
sc tr5,,-fes received in the automobile race OF
issr saturday Dr. Lanehart said that within the
at. Sssv~ weeks Mr. Arsnts win have recovered
a5firsiS- FEe has bes1 conscious al daE.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12

tShouId be rad DAILY BY ali inrsrsgted ehanEzs
may occur 2 tiuaf
Foreign mails for the week sn1i1z October Ii 1904.
VI close promptly IN all General Poaocc9
as l1oWs Parcels earlier
closing time shown below mails for Ger
many o m October
regular Supplementary q
tn corner cc West Morton Strssrs haIf later
an clos1g tine shown below Spplslentary
Mails FOR Eurore and Central America Cnlon- clals
enc nour later AZ Foreign StatQuj-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
LADY cURzoN HAS A RELAPSE.

Ualnler Castle. Oct. 12-The night bulletin re-
zsrding Lady Curzon merely stated that her condi-
rio1 was unchanged since morning. but IT is under
stood that the patient had rather serious relapse
causing considerable anxiety. Yesterday mornings
bulletin was as follows:
Tsdv CtIrzon passed fair night. but Is not quite
well this morning.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL, AvzR--.
WEST INDIES F--


N-SLtL ll2tA)-At $50 tsupplspsnta-~ 1880
ND for L-as-a, Haiti Sz1Ia Marta ans-1rhsr placas
u Aas-alsaa DEPARTMENT q Colombia. per
t-a11--a, at 1L-Se a. for Srazll Roman
Prince via Rio Ja1ai- santos ard Rio Grands 90 SUI
-na- cor Northern Brazil Argentine. C-7IEusv ans
Paraguay must be directed per Roman Prince
a. l2-ao IT. Complementary Turks Is.ars
a-- Dominican Republic, per 8 Seminole. a. I2.70
n Tor A1tlguar Martinique and GiIa5sIoupe per
E-oci-a la- for 5arbados. Trinidad Guiana unrsr
be directed per g. s. Prccida'').
TIL ICRSDAE l3rdl-Ar a tor Cha yucarsn and
l'a--ueSae- 5 Monterey traU ornsr pa-eg ~
Mexico must 1s directed per .. 5 Mcntsrsyf'l-
FRIDAY 1+-EtAr - fsCppls-ler-a-v 3
Ra1a11as Or-zaba (aaI for Santiago n1usr Be-
dlrac-ed per g. Orlzada')i at u for Bahamas
ard Mexico, per g Niagara Nassau Tsrapia1
.--aI must 1e directed per = s. Niagara.
SAT- RD-I .1d-Ef-Ar $50 a tsEppenauca-v $50
for Porto Rico Curacao VelezCela- per
Caracas mail rlr Colombia VIA Curacao be
rectsc per Carecas.'l. 2 a r. Argsntius
Uruguay and E2-aElaT. 5. C3silda. ESQ
1880 a - for Island
ard colombia. except NaE1as1a CsparC-anr
a--ai email -0r Costa RCa. via Llr1on. r-risr ha
directed 'per Altar, az 93o g. ts1ppIeuaurarI
1880 Cor Bermuda. Thomas. Craix Lae-
ward and VNtnGward Islands and Guiana. ger =
Cartobsa f-sl for Grenada Trinidad must hs a.
re-rs5 per 3 Car1bbes'D. % a n. Cuba. us-
MORO Cas-e- via Havana. A. i FOR Northsra
Brazil Per > E1cnsra1. via Para and 0la1aos; as
l2-5o 2 n fcr CCoa. PEI Olrda- va Marzlzln
Ona- must he direcred '-Dsr s. Clnda'D
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALGCNCCI CI\-Eear Admiral John MCGOWAN. r.
> n, retired FIFTH AEENT-E George ~. Dunn.
BlnghaTnton. chairman OF the state Railroad Com
mission. HO-LAND-Lotis F. Pay0. Chatham, -E-
state Superintendent Cf Insurance. NET HER
LAND-Viscount and Eiscountess Cholet, Paris
PARK ANENUE-CoUuteEs Polling and Baroness
Sutton, Vienna, Austria WALDORF ASTORIA-
Luis T. C0rea, NicaragCan Minister 70 the United
States, Washington WOLCOTT-T. a Drake.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-12
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aIlv also been IN Paris for season presumably
cIltfvating it. Her vaudeville debut viii be made
in New-York. IN a few weeks. and she VIII then
give fr7iratons of Miss TempaIon Miss Russell and
other singers Of the variety stage