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New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Four Theatres Rehearsing Klaw & Erlan-
gers "Humpty Dumpty."

The principals OF Klaw & ETlangers company TO
appear IN their production Of the latest DruTy Lane
spectacle. ''Humpty Dumpty," at the New Amster-
dam Theatre November IA, began Eehearsals yester-
day under the direction OF Herbert Gresham.
George Schiller will play King SOllum; Frank
Moulan. Little Mary the Cook; John MeVeigh
Peter. Little Mary's son: William Z. Schrude
Humpty Dumpty; Frank Rice. Humpty Dumpty's
brotheri George Provost. Harlequin: j. H. Powers.
PantaloGn Nora sarony. COumbine Edna Aug,
Blossom. the lost Princess; Nellie DAILY. Princess
Marie; Maude Lillian Berri. Prince Rudolph; George
Conquest the AGrialist guardian Of the Mystic
Fid Ahrahams. the Cat and Fred OstradO. the Dog
Ine chorus and ballet OF nearly four hundred per-
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
NEW YoRkVILLE THEATRE oPENs.

The Yorkville Theatre, in East Eighty-sixth-st-.
was opened last night with Sweet Kitty Bellairs
who had moved thither from the BeIasco Theatre.
and was charming as ever. The maiden per-
formance of the theatre drew enthusiastic
crowd and throngs packed Jne sidewalk and street
long before the doors opened Miss Henrietta
trOSman. as Mistress Bellatrs, was greeted most
cordially, and was called repeatedly TO the curtain
The NOrkvilie is fairly CdpaCiOus- having seats
for l.312 people. Its exterior is colonial. and its
interior is in ivory white. gold and pale blue The
seats and carpets bright red The chief
decorative feature is group OF FIVE large panels
over the arch. representing. respectively. Comedy
and Tragedy at the extreme sides. while in the
centre is a reproduction of Sir Joshua ReyuOlds's
picture representing Mrs. SiddOns as the Tragic
Muse. On either side Of this centre panel are
Two Shakesyeariau scenes.
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
sEm TEAL OUT OF wEeER,zlseTgLo

Ben Teal stage manager at the Weber Zieg-
teie Music Hall. has resigned. and Sam" Marion.
brother OF George Marion. who stages all the Saw
age productions has been appointed ia his place.
hiE resignation 70 fhe result OF troubles with Mr.
zesfeld and Miss Anna Held. who Is a member OF
ne company. II II said that others n the COM
gtny are also az ODDS with the management
Il was the understanding OF the stars OF this raII
star" aggregation that they were 20 twinkle to-
setheF. stars OF tho same magnitude. But now an
electric sign has been placed over the entrance 10
The hall reading weber zIesfeld All Star Stock
Company. with Anna Held" and Miss Marie Dress
isF ana Aubrey BOucieauh wondering where
taey come in M Boucicault further aston
l4aec az a rehearsal the other day by having Miss
Fsc fnstsucf him how 20 use his speaking voice on
ne stage. MI B0ucicault has been an actor FOR
asDth.n years. and the shock OF surprise was so
sl-at that be has not ye' completely recovered
+he al star company-and Miss Held-are 20
-. in tocresfsr before coming 70 New-Yorh. 20
.sf-n their season az the Music Hail on neto-
esr -
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
EYONERATES GURNEY.
J. +. Schermerhorn Says His Son
Operated SDeediRg "Auto."

4enox' Mass, Oct. 3.-J. L. Schermerhorn, of
Ne"-fork' declared this afternoon that his son.
Amos & sehermerhorn, was the driver OF the
automobile Of Hugh Gurney. third secretary Of
the British Embassy. on September p. when
Mr Gurney is charged with violating the Stock
bridge speed ordinance
MI Schermerhorn gave out the information
to-day IN recognition as he said Of the gaIIantrv
OF Secretary Gurney IN accepting the entire re-
sPohsloiilty Ia the matter His two sons. he
said. both Of whom are familiar with auto
mobiles. We're being entertained by Mr. Quincy
who personally does not care for fast driving
but was permitting the boys TO test his ma
chine
As lheN We're rolling along tie highway at
sood speed. about half a mile from Stockbridge
an oulcef stopped them with the information
mar they were breaking the speed statute. He
asheu VINO the owner was and Mr.. Gurney re-
Pheu thal he was. The officer said II would be
-sNtN Tor them to proceed 70 Stockbridge
them
uH the way to town the officer, who was Dep
uly SheiiH Noble, pulled out his watch and said
lEat they were again going faster than the law
allowed; Mr. Gurney expressed regret if the
law had been violated, and when-infOrmed that
me deputy must take names of those responsi-
Die presented his card The party drove to the
courthouse where the necessary arrangements
were made for Mr. Gurneys appearance the next
morning. In view Of the details of the case
which Mr.. Sehermerhorn has now made public
for the first time. attempt was made to see
Secretary Gurney this afternoon. An interview
was denied, however. II being asserted at the
embassy that the incident was regarded as
practically closed and that there was no desire
10 reopen the discussion
J. EgmouJ Schermerhorn. 5r.. when seen last
night ~ this city said that he was glad 70 relieve
Mr.. Gurney from his embarrassing position He
said that Mr- Gurney had taken the responsibility
solely out OF desire TO shield Amos Schermerhorn
and that II IL had not been for the fact that mis-
brother and himself hal returned 10 New-York the
dsy after the arrest they would certainly have
cleared up the matter and made public the fact thar
II was Amos Schermerhorn who was driving the
machine ''9 ''0
MI. Gurney." ne said did something which
while very friendly 20 US put him in ernbarrass-
him right before the public
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
HARcouRT HAD AccEPTEp PEERAeE

London. Oct 3-''The ST James's Gazette" SAYS
II is understood that the late Sir William Vernon
Harcourt. who twice refused a peerage eventually
accepted the honor and would have been gazetted
Baron MalwOod In the next birthday honor list
Fate the paper adds. has rendered the event
impossible. but II is deemed probah bic that a
barony, following the procedure the death Of
". H. Smith. who was Minister of War in Lord
6alisbUrys Cabinets of 1855 and 1855 will neverthe
less. be conferred on LADY Harcourt." !"
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
COURSE OF STUDY FoR GERMAN PRINCES

Berlin, Oct. S-Emperor William. in fixing the
course OF study for Princes August William. oscar
and Joachim. has prescribed course OF con1ure-
hensive lectures on commercial subjects. The sub
jects OF these lectures will include Industrial
problems and technical questions in the railway
business. embracing railway problems and progress
IN the United States. Further lectures will he
given 70 elucidate the relations of great inter-
national financial and commercial houses
New-York tribune., 1904-10-04
AoEE wANTs Detailed STATEMENT

Boston, oct. 3-A formal request for a detailed
statement Of facts in the Gurney case was re-
esived to-day by Governor John l. Bates from
Mr.. Adee, Acting Secretary OF state Tn Gov
ernor will comply soon possible
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E Green. Binghamton-
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Emerson. Elizabeth 7. B. Ru,ter. Charles A B
Lnlierige Wizard NJ UlshoeTsr. William G.
Lyon William g
81, Hsarstia Gertrude AhIers the as5h year Of
her Funeral private,
81 saaEh5sT of the late John NJ Dodd Relatives
and trenes alf NJ 4, % f5o VS., Sat5st On Tes
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FIzabsth Tyer Bradee Emerson. Relatives and friens
dence wyoming. \. j.. Wednesday, at 30 a m
family
FIsH-suddsnlZ. on October I'd at Watkins n 7:
William Jay Fish of PSssaie \ J, Funeral services C
Der T. at ; o'clock p m
Sons OF THE REVOLUTION IN THE STATE OF
Nev Yok october s isC4-The members society
assodtt ass .si r1sm6sr T. aIa his
asnSe Pqs@e y I On Igeiday TG}PosT ST2s a. TsS
FERRIS. Secretary.
KEEsE-ou Monday. October 3 william Linn. suddenly.
Or funeral hereafter
IILLIBEIpGEAt s5onrig Mass suRday oGSSssr 1Sos
Funeral at Detroit.
5Psss s ,s ySr y As % 9:'0f ia,.4msa THa s.S G.
Wood cemetery,
MARIE-At Franzensbad. Austria. September Is.
1so4 N the ssh year OF hsr age CaToiyn ~ = Narie are
Funeral services viii be held at the Church OF the
ing October 5, at 10 o'clock
PARMELEE-At BlankenberEhe. Belgium September
20. 1904. James JudsOn Parmelee, aged Il years be-
loved OF George F. and Margaret n. Parmelee.
Funeral services his late residence No 356 West
75th-st- Wednesday. October ., az $3.50 O'Clock
in the afternoon Relatives and friends are invited
attend.
RUTTER-At the Ftfth Avenue Hotel Monday. oc-
tober ;. Charles A b. son OF Mrs. George F Carr.
in his 10th year Funeral services al The residence
OF grandmo,atr No. Sl4 5th-ave, Wednesday,
Octo5er s. at p. m. Interment private.
STTTT-At Jacksonville, Fla, October ;. 1904.
Howard Stst. OF this city Notice OF funeral
hereafter
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FNreTRl services late residence.
Tuesiay. october 4. AT 10 a m Kindly omit flowers
ULsHOEFFER-On Monday evening. October 3. 1sO4. at
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CEMETERIES.
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vAsmourHs TO SAIL TODAY.

II was learned yesterday that the Earl Of Var
mouth and his wife. who was Miss Alice Thaw
wiz sail for Europe to-day on tne Kaiser Wilhelm
IT. Tbev have been staying at the Hotel Lor-
raine.
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HoURe: Hornias.

- shss diagram the continuous white line shows the
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4Iehest temperature yesterday 81 desrses; Lowest -
degrees: 81 degrees; FOR
a,e last year. 90 degrees corresponding Ae
Seaf fpr-nty-flve years 81 degrees. -,
f1recssr-faf to-day and Nc4nr NAY He1H
northwest norih wines.
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AMsINCK-B -BEEKMAN-On Saturday. October /, the
American Church Geneva. switzerland oE the Rev
Charles 4 Bedsn. Florence Beekman 20 Gustav An
sinck all of this city.
HOAG-STRANG- Yonk@rs. y Y. Ttursday Sep
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Bertha Rich. daughter Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Straug Mr.. Edgar Lawrence Hcag. Of Nev-Nork
THOMPSON -FfoPKINs-On saturday, october l. in
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Elsie White. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Franklin W
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sons are rahearsing under the direction ~ Er-,1
sriek solomon and Ernest y y AI4unon. Within few
Ned WaybuFn. the stages uI tour theatres in this
city viii be occupied oy members OF this mammoth
win make up the production when asssTS6IsS n
one theatre the musical features win Be rehesrssd
other So e the principals viii Sc ana on rbe StS,
If The fourth te acrobatic aerial and panTOrniu1ie
features VIII be developed
IN the brooks ReIasco- -WarAeld ease which cana
I'd in the Supreme Court yesterday the motion OF
ex-Judge OIcOtt the receiver. punish Mr. Belasco
and the Belasco Company for their alleged default
in not turning over the equipment and funds os
the David Warfed enterprise denied by Judge
Barrett OF. the ground that al procedure was
Some months ago This motion has been appealed
and comes up for argument next Friday. Hiaw &
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Miss Maxine Elliott appeared yesterday al the
Harlem Opera House in Clyde Ff;chs Diay Her
own Way" which Miss Elliott presented all last
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PixIey and Luders had a hearing a, the West
End Theatre last night Their musical comedy.
King DOdO" made famous by Raymond Hitch
cock. was sung with Charles W. Meyer in the
leading part
Miss Jessie Mtllward in The Queens Mes
senger." is appearing at Eeith's this week,
The Carter De Haven sextet and Cole and John
son are prominent in Mr. Hsmmerstein's vaudeville
bill this week
The announcement that Victor Herbert is TO
begin series Of Sunday concerts at the Majestic
Theatre next sunday has brought forth many
and numerous demands for seats from German and
musical societies in the city-R
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UNCERTAINTIES.
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Miss Maxine Elliott appeared yesterday at the
Harlem Opera House in Clyde Fl;ch's Diay Her
own Way" which Miss Elliott presented all last
season. and which Will do duty for another year.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-06
Monarch Does Not Live Here.

According to the Twin City papers
Minnesota has a farmer who is a
claimant to the throne of Servia. His
name is said to be John Boyne
youhazer and he is the most prominent
OF a list OF pretenders who are being
considered in connection with the
rumor that the Servian king is about
to abdicate. The Minneapolis dailies
have instituted a search for the miss
ing monarch and on Saturday County
Auditor Z. G. Vogel was requested to
search for Vouhazer's name on the
tax lists. He was unable to find it and
Brown county must renounce all claims
to this scion of nobility.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-06
CURED AFTER SUFFERING 10 YEARS

B. F. Hare, Supt. Miami Cycle s Mfg.
Co. Middletnwn, O. suffered for ten
years with dyspepsia. He spent hundreds
of dollars for medicine and with doctors
without receiving any permanent benefit.
He says, "One night while feeling excep-
tlonally bad I was about to throw
down the evening paper when saw al
iten. III the paper regarding the merits
of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. I concluded
to try it and while had no faith in it
/ felt better after the second dose. After
using two hotties l am stronger and
better than have been in years, and I
recommend Kodol Dyspepsia Cure to my
friends and acqnain tances suffering from
stomach trouble" Sold by all druggists.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1904-01-06
New Firm in Possession.

j. l.. Cuddy and VIM. Cavanaugh
are now in possession of the plumb
ing business formerly conducted by
Chas. Toberer. During the greater
part OF last week the proprietors busted
themselves in taking an inventory of
the stock and on Saturday the firm,
which will be known as Cuddy g.
Cavanaugh, formally opened for bust
ness. They are prepared to handle
anything in the line of plumbing or
steam fitting and should meet with
SUCCESS.