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C0NRIED'S PLANS FOR OPERA.
NEW WAGNERTAN SOPRANO AND
TENOR TO BE HEARD.

She us NINE. kathi Saenger.Bittaque or
Munich; He. Heinrich Knote--Maria
dc Macchi for Italian Roics-Many
Ancient Operas Are TO he Revived.
Heinrich Conried made full nnouncement
Yesterday OF the list Of artists he has en-
ragei for the coming season Of opera at
the Metropolitan. Among the singers who
ave not been heard here before Is Maria
lie Mac chi. an Italian dramatic soprano,
whose probable engagement was intimated
in THE Sun when Mr.. Conried first outlined
bis season. She has frequently sungin Italy
and Russia under the direction OF Signor
vina Here she IL to take part in the re-
-ival OF some OF the dramatic Italian operas
contemplated by Mr.. Conried. She will APP
pear wthSignor Caruso in Lucrezia Borgia,'
-Manon Lescaut," Norma" and ray sing
in III Trovatore.'
One Of the most interesting OF the en-
raeements is that of Kathi Saenger- Bit
taque, who has been for several years the
leading Wagnerian soprano in Munich,
where she succeeded Milka Ternina. She
has sung in all the festival performances
at the Prnz Regents Theatre in Munisch
and is regarded in Germany as one of the
leading Wagnerian sopranos. Here she
will alternate with Mime. Nordica as Isolde
and Rrunnhilde and will also sing in All
delio- She will be the Senta in the revival
Of Der Fliegende Hollander.' and If
Der Freischutz" is given she will appear
as Aodthe.
Bella Alien, Alma Webster Powell, Tau
rino Parvis, Frank Pollock, young Ameri-
ran barytone who has been studying In
Paris and Heinrich Knote are singers
recently added to the company With the
exception of Herr Knote they are to appear
in small roles. He has been especially
engaged to appear as Wdhher in Die
Meistersinger." He comes from Munich
and is highly esteemed as a Wagnerian
declaimer in his own country. He is to
sing tristan and the principal Wagnerian
roles here.
here in years, is to be revived for signor
Caruso and Mime. Sembrich, who made
her debut in Bellini's opera. Mozart's
Don Giovanni" which was not heard
at all last season, will be revived, and La
Favorita' win be sung for the first time
Signor Caruso. Martha viii be sung
after four. years Of disuse, with Mime. Sem
brich and Signor Caruso in the leading
roles. The same artists will appear in a
revival OF La Sonnambula," which has
not been sung at the Metropolitan in a
decade. Massenet's 'Manon Lescaut" may
be performed, with Nine. Sembrich and
NJ. Saleza in the leading roles.
Nine. Saenger- Bttaque is not unknown
here. She was light soprano at the
Anton seidl. After her return to Ger
many she devoted herself to the Wag-
merriam repertoire. Alma Powell lie an
American soprano who sang In opera in
Germany and has since appeared here in
concert; She is to sing Astrifammente in
the revivals Of II Flauto Magioo." Miss
Fremstad Is to appear as Carmen in the
performances Of Bizet's opera.
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Charles f. Rings Lawyer Explains.

Col. Asa Bird Gardiner, attorney for
Charles E. Ring OF the Bremen. Du Four. Ring
d Pinkney Company. who was In the Tombs
police court on Wednesday on charges pre-
ferred by Charles F. Mitchell OF the Star
Fire Insurance Company. said yesterday
that the case against his client was one
which should be settled by a civil action
and that Mr.. Ring was prepared to pay to
the insurance company all amounts due
to It as soon as an equitable accounting
could be had. Mr.. Ring was accused OF
retaining premiums due to the Star COM
pany, for which bis house has been the
agent here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23
CHORUS TO SING AT HOSPITALS,
And Going In Automobiles and In Costume
Through the Streets.

The chorus OF the Isle Of Spice" COM
pany, now at the Majestic Theatre. will
Adve performances this afternoon In Roose-
Welt and Bellevue hospitals for the con-
Salescent PATIENTS The chorus girls, about
forty altogether, will meet at the theatre
early In the afternoon and 60 to Roose-
welt Hospital in automobiles. The per-
Torrance will be held in one OF the wards,
and the girls will sing as long as the pa
TENTS can stand 1t.
From Roosevelt the automobiles will
convey the chorus to Bellevue. where there
will be q show in the main operating room.
The press agent said last night that the
girls will ride through the streets in costume
and the police would permit this.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23
Princeton's lSsth Year Begun.

PRINCETON, Sept. 22.-Exercises In con-
neotion with the formal opening Of Prince
tons lSsth academic year were held in
Marquand chapel this afternoon. The
trustees and faculty. in academic costume.
marched in a body to the chapel. Preei-
dent Wilson made a short address Of well
come to the entering class and explained
FULLY the new regulations. This was fol-
lowed by reading from the Scriptures and
me singing of hymn. The exercises
closed with the benediction
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Nathan.

Miss MalN. Nathan. daughter of
Mrs. Washiu.t Than. WINS married nj
moor Yesterday to Edgar Davis Pcivotto OF
oah francisco The wedding took place at
INC home of the brides uncle. Frederick
Nathan' io2 West Eighty-sixth street. the
,Weatenony being performed by the Rev. pr.
M n, Harris, rabbi of the Temple Israel,
Woih whs the maid OF honor and Julian
N wbo who Ia a brother OF the bride. and
best m m,es n Brighton. lnRlund. was the
nsie Nathan md Miss Frances Wolf The
rs rddra were John and Arthur Woln. Ernest
CISCO NV '''''' vi %" r'"'
ustn,f oridegroom was formerly Assistant
yicai si attorney at San Francisco and ts
city VI ''e Doheniah ,iuo Oh 'na,
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Managers -
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pher the most experienced correspondentItp pays,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23
Archbishop OF Canterbury Leaves Maine.

BAR HARBoR, Me-, Sept. 22.-The Arch
bishop Of Canterbury left at o'clock to-
night in a special car for Washington. To.
Jay was passed quietly, his Grace having
no important engagements
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GOOD ENGLISH
.-PAYS---

Do you know that Marshall Fielt & Co. ray
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23
COLLEGIATE School

2AI WEST SEvENTr-SEyENTH ST.
Boys prepared for tae Colleges ard Se!onuos
Gymnasium Reopsns uEpisWssR "a.
L. c. MYGATr. PrincipAl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1904-09-23

THESE are a few OF the writess
and artists represented In the
October Harper's Magazine.
Mr.. Swinburne, the greatest Of liv-
ing English poets, discusses Shakes
peare's tragedy OF "Othello." His
article is accompanied by Mr.. Abbey's
striking pictures in tint.
Henry van Dyke writes on THE
School Of Life" an article full Of
beautiful and helpful Philosophy.
Simon Newcomb, the great astron-
omer, writes Of 1.-The Extent Of the
Universe" an article which takes up
the question, How far does the
Universe extend through illimitable
space?"
Mr.. Spearman tells OF the dramatic
story Of the building Of the first rail-
road across the continent. Henry
Loomis Nelson gives a picture Of the
great French explorer Frontenac-
the greatest Of the early French
Governors OF Candaa.
There are eight short stories by
the foremost OF our writers-stories
Of love, OF adventure, Of psychological
interest, Of child life, and humorous
stories.
There are remarkable pictures in
full color by Howard Pyle, and many
other pictures in dainty colors and
tints.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03

George J. KinsiEy. G years. Rshekah Hos
pital: prostntitis.
Jake Powell. . years. City Hospital: poison
James Spencer. 6, year,. ,ess Evans: hs.rs
Ka6en Neville. "a years. City Hospital; pneu-
Lizzie Jackson. q year.. 80 South Second:
Mery D. .Nicserson. 7s years Ia, North Sew
Lulu Kern > years. IIa c..s: esa.ump,ion.
Gsass B. fhursby. Il months. sslf Virginia:
Amanda ,Msupin. a. years. 20, South Broad
Franz stockton. s. yesr. wicks ssntion. Mo-;
John F. Bailey. s. year.. Wick. Station. No; !;
BlIzsteth Bur1art. IS yesr,. isso Ohio: heart
Charles Court a yesrs. city HOSPITAL: sieo-
Henry Hardy. % yes.s CITY Hospital: pnsu-
szs4 y::E: III Eos % s.:-
Lee ]; Halier. IS years. fsa south Third;
Levis wagner. II yesr4 suss South sseood:
Eawart Lu.rdins. days ca John: con
Gus May. e years. Emergency Hosp,ti: con-
Gyist spest &c years. Emergency Hospital:
John Meyer. g yeara Emergency Hospital:
Dan Breen, q years. Emergency Hospital:
Anna Anton. year. ltr7 Salisbury: scarlet
fever
Charles J. Bos-rt. years. z1, North
Herman Goebel. Is years. aei Br,neA: uras-
mia.
Charles Sullivan IS years. sIis ouida: con
sumption
seSar,ian Pusiiartsi. % yeara sss passett:
pnerr onia-
Walter Rel m, dayy. s2oi Chouteau; debility.
Gsper christoph. % yeers. xN Cnoutceu:
senillty.
Beinandina Puits. % yesn. isy cnoutsau:
calcrlL
Horace n. Thompson. % yeeTs. ittoA Bsis;
senility.
Hospital; neurftis.
Daniel Noonan- % years. T71sY Eniot; pnsu-
moria-
Henry Tampa q years. 10 North Fourth:
pneumonia.
phoid fever
August p. Ettinger. years. ssn IAwton:
Group.
Ellen Cnyon. 81 years. 81 Destrshan: dropsy.
Jennie Millar. - years. 21eo Bacon: senility
Al na Cavanaugh. 12 years. $50 North TWEEN
ty-tslrd: bronchitis.
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BURIAL PERMITS.

s~>.>~>~-e>~~~,>o-,. o-,.>eoe~.e-e>
Robert Mccreery. So years. 2s4s washington;
Mary overboy. GA years. rIos St. Ange; heart
Eugene Carter. months. sou Pennsylvania:
,d. sisssr Estslla T. FIannisan. 4s years. St.
sossPhs convent; consumption.
.,,nn,s MlEs MADDEN. n years. city Hospital: con-
Thomas Nolan: g. years. 1924 obear; drupsy.
Mafsaret Western. years, N22 Singleton:
Mike Clark. 6 years. 1s.s Morgan: clrrhost.
Of liver.
Ethel Y. Erd. year: :!os Ismp; diphiher.a
Alya johnson, 10 months. i4is Singleton: pne;-
Fred D. Virgins, q year. s7ssn Finney:
Iska Foserty. 8 days nh Randolph; trisunus.
Gastroenterttis.
eoa e. csy asa M as Us Tsss
BarbaTa JOra. 50 years. SSss Michigan: n.H healt
Joseph Kokes. 80 years Mulianphy Hospital;
Johanna L Kunst. ss years, ssosA Marine:
cnasies s,emmy. 81 yesr,. 1877 Palm: pneu-
William Herhst. ~ years. loes South Eight
eentn; n,: consumption:
Twenty-1fth: consumption
f6sS Jsd " ssels s. ysar Is5s pagil; .pople1y
y. Gerard T.. ooese. II years. s1,2 North
AdOiph Risch. 2 years. IN Utah; cerebral
Helen Taylor. months asls North Market;
pneumonia.
Frank McGowan. u years. sosl North Market;
pneumonia
Waiter O. Robinson. months. sa Holly;
Aeoiph Hanfe, = years. wicks Station. No: !:
accident
William A. Reich. days. s7sl Vermont: con-
yulsfors
William Pearson. IS years. soz7 Clark; ru,-
ture OF aorta-
samuel ogelbee. IS y,ars. I'M North Jefer-
son: cystitis.
Ruth E. Hill. months. esos North Sarah:
bronchitis
Isa.e !. Moran. 8 years. Sssi Swan: con-
Annie l. Pipe 81 years. zsls siai,ery; periton-
it's
Andrew woif. "a years. 2is Clark: accident.
Julian Prade. "a years. lsN Chestnut: heart
disease.
Frances Coleman es yesrs. szs North Twelfth;
James wsite u years. Is Chestnut; pnsu-
Gertrude Oats. Is years. ssr7 Biddie: oOuzuap-
GLADYS Smith, years. $50 Howard: i.ryns.-
It's.
William E. Henve.msnn. Is years. .7s HEX
ory: pneurnonin-
John A Nicholson. n pears $3.50 Papin:
Ffsnces Paiscio. p years. ss Hickory: apo
Julia A. Hebercr. s. years. iss Bsddre:
Jslsss Jordan. e years. s.. Mary's Inn-n,ary:
Gssr.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
LEGAL NOTICES.


IN the Orphans Court Of Montgomery Cuun-
y, Pennsyivania-Estnte OF LAwrence Troy. De-
are hereby notified that laying aide all busi-
ness and excuses Whatsoever. you be and appear
IN your proper person before the Hon. william r.
Solly. President Judge Of our said Orphans
Court. TO be held at the Courthouse At Nor
on Tuesday. the twenty-fourth day Of May A.
d. 1904. at 10 o'clock q m. then and there 70
accept or refuse the real estate Of sid de-
cedent AZ the appraised valuation put upon u
writing more for the same. and in case ali the
heirs and legal representatives and psrnons In
serested In the estate Of said oecedent neglect
or refuse to accept the came, then to show
cause. II any you have. why the same should
= 80 JOHN LxRzEIksp sherin.
H 7. Fox. ATTORNEY.
She-if's Ofnce. Norristown. Pa. April =. 1904.
IN the Orphans Court Of Montgomery Coun-
~. Pennsyivania-Ertate of May Troy. De
hereby notified that. laying aside all business
and excuses whatsoever. you be and appeae IN
your proper person before the Hon. William r.
Solly. President Judge OF our said OrphaxD'
Court. 10 Be held at the Courthouse At Nor
On Tuesday the twerty-fourth day Of Nay. A.
ID. 1894. at 10 O'Clock q m. then and there TO
accept or refuse the real extate OF said de-
cedent At the appraised valuation put upon II
Ing more for the szme. and In case all the
heirs and legal representatives and persons IN.
terested IN the estate Of said decedent neglect
or refuse TO accept the same. then 10 show
oa9te ca, " ~ any you have. Why the "a ssTs & should
JOHN LARZELERE. Sheriff.
H I. Fox. Attorney for Attorney.
sherns Once. Norrissovn- Pa. April .. no4-
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
Barnes Business Collee,

Board Of Dircation Building 81 Locust a
Offers hrsf-cass facilities for SECURING \ Btsf
ness or Shorthand training. E1tabiished
years Catalogue free =
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
sToCkHOLDERS MEETINGS.

rchn not,,1 rar~oir ,,l rs.--srx
Notice is hereby given that the annual Eiss;ing
OF the stockholders Of this company, for the
election OF directors will be held At the of1ce
Of the company, Nos. 90 and e. n Fourth st.
St Louis. Tuessay. May Il. 1904. At the hour Of
JOHN L BoI.AND. President
Samuel r Burgess. Secretary.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.


shares: z W. Cannon ard @. p Reyrolts ]
share each: capital stock. full paid. S1ooo
Urandy Realty and Investment Company. ".
". Candy. ia shares: II. F. Urhauer. lis shares
and william E. Candy. l share: capital stock.
full paid. SO eoo
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
ILLINOIS.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Springfield. H.. May 3--csrtincates q IN
corporation were issued to-day BY Secretary Of
State follovs:
Tho Adjustable Wrench and Specially Manu-
featuring Company Of Harvard: capital, Sioo.
vco. manufacturing wrenches and applianceA
lncorporators-P. Il. Knippenberg. =. ". Hahn
and l. ]. Husson
The Oak Park Chautauqua Assembly Of Oak
Park: capital. 800: TO conduct chaItauquA In
corporatoss-George A Lytle. william F. Cot
ton and Harry n Leadar,an-
Tbs Babel Lead Mining Company Of Warren:
capital $1,000; mining and mining productA.
Incorporatogs-Joseph hicks. Albert Morrill, and
g. Frank Taylor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03
MISSOURI.

MISSOURI.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL
Jefferson City. Mo-. May the following
companies received certificates Of Incorporation
to-day from the Secretary Of State:
Citizens Bank Of Altamont: capital SO. .oeo.
half paid Incorporators-Bentamin Steele.
Thomas II. Thompson g. F. Reid and others
Federal WRterproofng Company of ST. Io
seph; capital. 500 900. all paid. Incorporation
r. L. Hendrick. Rice Mcdonald. c. q. Dwight
and others.
Ozark Fruit Grower' Association: capital.
$TSN. one-han paid IncoSporator-P. A
southern Missouri Piling. and TIE. Company
co-porafors-Grtn Glover. James n Gibbs
George Bullock and others.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-05-03


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JONES & HENDERSON

BU9lNE8 C0LLEGE GRAND AVE AND
scsoo s,eass ,nslssessS Ia.sr.cslan SaoH Z
shorthand, Upewrftsng. bookkeeping and al
xnFii.a Sraschse Petitions groerrsd: pe.y
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-11
MARSHALL IN LEAD
American Chess Player Ranks
JanoWski by Half Point.

CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, Pa. May TO-
AZ the conclusion Of the tenth round Of
the international chess masters tourna-
ment today Marshall, of Brooklyn took
the lead by beating Showalter, Janowsli
not having finished his game with Fox.
AS this game is at best draw Marshall
leads JanCwsfsi by at least half a point
LaSker remained in third place Teich-
mann in fourth, while Marco is fifth, this
payer yet having to finish a game with
Deimar. MarshalPS play against the Ken
lucklan was highly interesting while
Lawrence made promising stand against
the champion, who won in the end game
1Sarfy victory over Teichmann was well
deserved, while Tschigorin lost point to
marco by oVeFstepping the time limit. The
results follow:
Napier and Delmar drew in a Philidorss
defense after fifty moves; Fox and Janow-
SKI adjourned a Ruy Lopez after fifty
elght moves, the game being probably q
draw; Marshall beat Showalter in a
queens gambit declined after tHirty-eight
moves; Pillsbury and Halves drew a
French defense after forty moves; Barry
defeated Teichmann in Ruy Lopez after
thirty three moves; MieSeS and Scflechter
drew a Sieilian defense after thirty five
moves; LaSker defeated Lawrence in a
queens gamDit declined after fifty-fourl
moves; Tschigorin lost to Marco i'm q
French defense after thirty moves \
The five games pending from the previ-
GUS rounds namely Marco VS. Deln1ar'
Barry vs., Lasker Pillsbury VS. Schlechter,
JanoWSk VS.. Fox and Fox VS. ShOWalter
will be concluded tomorrow, while the
eleventh round will be contested on Thurs
day.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-11
GOLF PLANS MADE
Town and Country Club Seized
ules Events for May.

The call Of the links is making itself
heard in golfing circles, and niblicks and
brassieS are being rafIed around prepara-
tory to the regular summers campaign.
The Town and Country club has issued
its programme for May, which will in
clude the making up of the team to rep
resent the club.
Saturday there will be a handicap COM
petition at medal play which will be re-
peated on the following Saturday. The
sixteen players returning the lowest medal
score in these competitions will constitute
the club team, and will be ranked accord
ing to their scores. For each of these COM
petitions two prizes are offered on hand
leap basis. Handicaps at the close of the
season of 1903 will obtain. A loving cup is
the first prize and a box OF golf balls the
second.
Mixed foursomes is the event for Mon
day morning, May 80, four pairs to qualify
and play off for a prize. A prize will also
be given for the best medal play in the
qualifying round. In the afternoon there
will be the medal handicap qualification
for the two Gordon cups Competitors will
be divided into two classes-C1ass A. those
having a medal handicap for Is holes of
IL or less, and Glass B, those having a
medal handicap of Ia or more Eight will
qualify in each class. A prize is offered
for the best net score in qualification.
The Town and Country club team plays
the Minikahda club at Minneapolis Sat
urday, May %.