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New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
SHOTS NAY KILL TWO.
Partly Demented Nan Fires at Wife
and Then at Himself.

Laboring under the impression that his wife was
planning to send him to an insane asylum. George
Schmidt, a carpenter shot her three times. and
then put bullet into his breast. at their
home, No. SS6 Broadway. Brooklyn. yesterday az
ternoon- Her chances Of recovery are good, but It
is thought he will live.
Schmidt is forty-two years old. and Christina his
wife, thirty-nne. They have several children, and
had always lived quiet, happy life until the last
two years. when sickness seemed to weaken his
MIND. Frequently he threatened bodily harm to
himself and family His wife became so alarmed
that she sent the children to live with friends
some time ago. She had several times suggested
10 her husband that he go TO n sanatorium for
treatment, bue the mention OF 1t seemed TO
enruse him The subject brought up yester-
day, when the carpenter suddenly began TO fire.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
NEWPORT HORSE SHOW.
Si@teen Glasses Judged Large
Cro5cd at Opening.

Newport, +. I, Sept. 5.-High class horses
under saddle, in pairs and in single harness.
competed in sixteen classes at the annual horse
show which began to-day There were no jump
ers.
Practically tin antire summer colony, rein
forced by delegations from Narragansett Pier,
amestown and Boston ,encircled the tanbark.
making under the best of weather. q brilliant
scene
The show began with siz, novice classes. In
all the competitions were keen and the ribbons
wei distributed. Then followed two classes Of
business horses, saddle horses, light and heavy
classes, anu tandens, the afternoon closing with
Lhe Vlctor-as. Mrs, j. n. Is. Grovcrnor, of New
port, and c. EMyricks, of New-York. were the
most successful winners In the high classes.
Whlle Ernst Noight, of this city. carried of two
Diues IL the business classes. The show will
continue tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

Baltimore. Sept 81. Hume Smith. a we'll
known grain and -four dealer and exporter died
to-day at the Maryland University Hospital from
Brights disease. Mr. Smith had been i'll for sew
eral weeks He at time president Of ghe
Baltimore Chamber OF Commerce.
New-Orleans. Sept. 5-Edward Toby. president
OF the Canal, Banking and Trust Company. IS
dead. He was seventy-fve years old. and served
four years with the Confederacy on the STATS Of
Generals Maury and Slaughter.
Cincinnati Sept. 5.-Probate Judge Carl Nlpper
died here to-day. He Lieutenant Governor
of Ohio two years ago. He was born at Frankfort
on-the-Main in 1852.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
SOLD HomEsTEADn AT THE New.YoRk.

The familiar rural play Of The old Home
stead was revived at the New-York Theatre yes
terday afternoon. and at two performances aroused
the laughter and stirred the sympathes of good
sized audiences. Mr. Deuman Thompson appears
IN his old part Of Joshua Whtcomb the New-Eng-
land farmer who comes 20 New-York % find his
son, and discovers him drunk in front OF Grace
Church. The night scene IN front Of the church
with the lights shining through the stained glass
windows and the strains or The Palms yelling
from within. is exceedingly well done. Mr.. Thomp-
sons support is competent and that is about all
He ras good double quartet Of men, and their
songs were repeatedly enc0rcd.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
PAlp smoKERs OF MgERscHAuM plpEs.
rrom TIC Louisville Herald.

With the growth Of the hobby OF smoking meer-
scraEm pipes there have sprung ap concerns
which make business OF cooring these pipes.
In Paris there two firms which employ about
a thousand rneE to do nothing but smoke They
are aee =, & ~ S' 49, ~ = 60 60 IT. Ley reaf T Iers
of time without getting a heaGacre. They are a
queer set Bore Of them are persons OF high edu-
caiiona attanmcnts, Who being out OF other
employment. 90 not object TO sitting n cool
rpot re1aing and srIokinE. It's n snap Tor them.
Others OF these hired smokers ignorant fellows
who nave never achieved cuccess IN anything but
nloki nf Ire Officials in Paris ing % break
health OF tie hifeiiags
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
ALEXANDER z. PATTON.

Clearheld, Penn, Sept. 5.--state Senator Alex
ander E. Patton. of Curwensville died to-day from
heart disease. after Illness OF only twenty-four
hours. He was ffty-two years Old and was elected
10 the Senate as Democrat III 1902. He took an
active interest in politics and served as national
delegate TO several conventions. He was also an
elector-at-large in the Democratic ticket in 1895
Senator Patton partner of former Congress-
man James Kerr. and operated largely in coal
property, in which business he had amassed a
fortune estimated at many millions OF dollars.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
FOR CRICKET MATCH HERE.

To the Editor OK The Tribune.
Sir: As there is to be cricket at St Louis this
season all arrangements having been cancelled
why not induce the Phadephians who were Sc
lected to go there TO play a match here instead.
We have now about twenty good players to se-
Iect an eleven from, players that would give the
stars Of Philadelphia good and hard game BY
an means let it come about. and do your best TO
bring Il r. T HOPKINS
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
WEAT IS GOING ON TO-pAY.

Republican campaign meetlnEs Sos. 5oi 500 Broad
way.
Board Of Aldermen. City Hall. p m.
Lecture Rome and Other Cities Of Italy BY Attic
Brunad Deputy OF the italian Parliament. Board OF
Education Han. >
Public meeting Social Democratic party, Carnegie Han.
p
Meeting Kings County Democratic Executive Com
nittee. evening.
Band concerts in Mount Morris and Tompkins Square
parks.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
FRITZ scHEFF WARMLY WELCOMED
LBY TELEGRAPH TO TnE TnIBUNE.l

Chicago, Sept. 5-Fritzi Scheh reappeared here at
the Illinois Theatre tonight IN c. ,. Dillinghams
new operadc production, The Two Roses and
attracted fashionable audience. Miss Scheff sang
without a trace OF the slight ILLNESS which made
he- Mss two performances last week. Her re-
ception enthusiastic and the verdict the
new opera w2s entirely favorable. After her Chi
cazo engagement ALlss Scheff appears in Detroit
and PttsDurg, and later goes to New-Xork
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENCEs-Iudge Alfred Hand. Scranton:
the Rev. DR.. Henry Lansdell. Blackheath. London
S. F. GRAND-A. S. Du Pont Wilmington. Del.
HOTEL. ASTOB-H NJ McCullagh Chicago. n.
Mosuan. Member OF Parliament Australia MAN
HATTAN-Professor J. Orth. Berlin; Professor II.
Holding Copenhage gen NAVARRO - William
O'Dohcrty Member of Parliament, Londonderry
Ireland. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. W. Goodyear
Buffalo. WOLCOTT-W- q. Raoul, Atlanta
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Na ashington, Sept g..
tropical disturbance is apparently central tonight
south OF san Domingo. moving with somewhat
increased intensity and advces havo been issued for
Jamaican and Southern Cuban ports take all necessary
precautions.
Showers have continued South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States Southwest. There
local showers Minnesota and North Dakota
and Northern Nsw-Eng land. Elsewhere the weather
fais Temperatures fallen in tho Northern tier Of
States except Western Montana westward and also
along Middle South Atlantic Coast Elsewhere
they have generally though decidedly Showers
win continue Tuesday and Wednesday in the Gulf States
the Southwest and along the South At
lantc Coast Elsewhere the weather viii be generally
fair Tuesday Wednesday except in Wisconsin where
showers are probable Tuesday Temperature changes will
be unlmportant.
On the New-England Middle Atlantic coasts the
will north northwest: the South At
landc light fresh and variable;
East Gulf Coast light fresh northwest the West
Coast fresh southwest tho upper lakes
light fresh and variable and on the lower lakes fresh
east. becoming variable.
Pedee rivers OF South Carolina Frost
havs been issued Tor Michigan. the northern
Wisconsin
steamers departing Tuesday for European ports eiu
light TO fresh north 20 northeast Winds with
weather. 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcaIites.-For the District OF
Columbia. fair to-day and Wednesday. with moderate
temperature; light northeast winds
For Delaware. NeR-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania
Eastern New-Yorls and New-Engand. fair to-day and
wednesday; ngAt to fresh north 70 northwest wiads
to-day ana Wednesday; light fresh northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
WALKED FROM CONNECTICUT 70 FAIR.
LEY rELEGRAPu TO THn TRIBUNE.I

ley TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUEEI
ST Louis Sept civilian Russell. who left his
home in Ansonia. Conn. on June 20. 10 walk TO the
Worlds Fair wager, arrived here last night.
He contends that he has complied with all the
terms Of the wager, reaching mere two days ahead
OF The allotted time, and has won $1,000 After
spending two weeks at the Fair Russell VIII begin
walking home.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
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CONpICT-suddeny. On Monday September 5, 1904. N
Plainheld. n J. at the residence of her son. G. Her
CoudiC sarah J.. widow OF j. Elliot Condict. IN
her year. Funeral service az the First Preshy-
torian Church Morrtstown. y J., on Wednesday. sep
tegnbeT Z az p. n
CoUcH-On September s. 1904 Jane Ann Couch widow
samuel 5. Couch, in the Slst year OF her
age. Funeral residence her daughter
Mrs. William X. Underhill- No $50 Glenvood- ave-
Brick Church. y. J.. Wednesday. September q, at
II o'clock. arrival OF 1910 train from NeW-Yor-
InJerment At convenience OF family
CowDREY-SuddeuIy at Nsw-Rochells \. T. Monday.
September s. 1904. William Thorne Cowdrey. IN the
18th year OF his age Notice OF funeral hereafter
EDDY-suddeny at her residence, Boston, September
4. Imogen Willis Eddy oldest daughter of the late
Nathaniel Parker Willis Funeral at Mount Aubur1
Chapel. at l. o'clock noon. "Wednesday. september 4
FACJ5E-Oa September 2 1904 in Buffalo y. Y. Will
lam Wiberforce Hague eldest son uf the late Rev.
William Hague. d. D. aged - years. Funeral AT
Buffalo. y Y. Monday afternoon at $50 o'clock
HYDE-on July "a At vltznau. Switzerland Edith Cod
frey Hyde, wife OF Charles LIVINGSTON HYDE OF Tuxedo
PARK " T.. and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles II.
Godfrey o. Nevy-YoTk Funeral services viii be held
Thomass Church. 5th-ave- and 5Sd-st. Thurs
day. September 5 at l. o clock Lnte-ment private
JENNINGs-At New-BruuswiciS, J.. on September 4
1904 Benjamin. or the late Augustus T. and katf
A. Jennings. in the Both OF his Funeral
ESQ O'Clock september g. in Christ Episcopal
Church. New-Brunswick.
Koch On Saturday. September E. George ". Koch.
18TH year. Funeral and internant Dillsbury.
SKIDMORE-At the residence OF her son. William B.
slldmore. MoTrtstown y J., September 4 1904.
Skdmore OF New-Tork- Notice or funeral later.
philadelphia Baltimore please CODY.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
GERMAN BARON MARRlEs MISS pe,zEe

.,'- .,s.eNtort r. l.. Sept 5.-rae wedding Of Miss
S-- e =. II PfSer. daughter OK Mr.. ana Ms
- e-aties Pfizer, OF Brooklyn and Baron pe,nJ,art
=. SasAosen ySl Ects. os Germany. took pace at
.---e44 Gate, the Summer home OF the trlde,e
- - here to-day. The ReV. Esrest J. Dcnen.
e~sssslsai rector OF Trinity Eplscopal f.,ure, o.
a- TIE guests numbered cishty-.lve
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

Highest Temperature yesterday T2 degrees; lowest g.
average 67 average Tor corresponding dae last year. o
average for corresponding date last TWENTY-FIVE years
rrorecsss--Faiv to-.ay and Wednesday light fresh
uorth 10 nnrthear WlnaA
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
AT OTHER THEATRES.

At the Garrick Theatre last night there was an
audience OF moderate proportions gathered TO wit
Mason2" which is not yet old IS to be quite
forgotten nor. perhaps. so fresh to its
stage life. The adapter. Leo Ditrichstein, and
Thomas A. Wise and Henry V Donney were
prominent in the cast Of tho present revival.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

In ths diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IA pressure indicated BY The Tribuue'R
se3Srecardiug barometer The dotted line shows ths
temperature recorded by the local weather Bureau
Local Official ReeOrd-rhe following Official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
terapsraturs for the last twenty-four hours in COM
nartson with the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

That charming little play. The Little Princess
in which Miss Mille James had her way $
sweetly and so successfully until Mr. Fitch
moved her from the east and expected her 70 be
glad Of II, was shown al the Harlem Opera House
yesterday, witl Miss Leonie Darmon IN the title
part 1t was the opening day Of the season at this
theatre, and a numerous audience present
performances.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
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ALLEN-LE MASsENA-Monday noon. September 8
tho brides home -WinEr8Ws Lodge.
waterford Conn. BY Rev. J. r. Danforth. pastor
OF the First Congregational Church. Nev-London
Conn, Mrs. Phoebe L. lie Massena. OF Glen Ridge.
" J. 10 the Rev. Lyman Whitney Allen. D. D, pastor
south Park Presbyterian Church. NeVark. y. J.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES saturday. September s. at the
Church the TRANSPORTATION. Helen Holbrook Julian
=. smith.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06

Among those who arrived yesterday from Ant
werp on the Red Star Line iceland were;
Ceorge Fred Viiiarns Henry - Kelsey,
Nrs - NJ Barnes. Alr. Mrs. Andrew,
Tr and Mrs l. II. Black H. McClintock.
ford, hr ana hrs George 5. Pat
Professor Paul Boyer, terson
Mrs Dawson Coleman, DIT, and Mrs GeorEe c.
Charles Livingston Hyde stout
Arrivals on the Minneapolis from London wsre;
" D. Washhurn. NJ Montgomery Howard,
The Rev. Reese T. Alsop ano Mrs- II NJ Tanning.
family Willard r. Piatt.
Or Iucv p DIR. Thomas L Shearar,
DR. and Mrs Emil Henei. 1fr. and Mrs. David Thorn
Mr. Mrs. W. II. uotch- ton
kiss.
Among the passengers booked to sail to-day on
the steamer Rotterdam, for Rotterdam. are;
Rev " De Bever Charles Meyer
c. Van Dyk Franklin Sherman.
Rev. Charles Rudolph. George r Young
jacob Koerig
Among those booked 70 sail for Naples and
Genoa on the steamer Prinz Oskar. are:
s. q. Archibald Frank Shattucx.
r. F. Baldwin. Mr. and Mrs. H. g. Wells.
Charles r. Per sons.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-06
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Paraguay be directed ''psr : s Syracuzas > 4.
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a n for Bermuda. per 3 3 Trinidad az sd a. r.
per AIaraeaibo (Enan for Colombia via Curao1S.
must be directed per s 3 Aar4caloo D a. A. D
FOR Porto Rico per Ponce. via Juans AZ 9-s9
supplementary 10-50 q. M Tor Fortune Island
Jamaica ana Colombia. except Magdalena Department
Sh,rf, S-1e5I fo- [-S~ta T3i-a rnrs- - iIr-r4f
per 3 SibriaD az ESQ N complimentary llsse
a M for St Thomas. St CToix Lse77a<d and NiEe-
$ 5. Fontabslls Omau Tor Grenada and Trinidad mist
be directed per Fonta0ells')s at 70 a N tor
Argsntins. Uruguay and Paraguay. Per 3 AsSnan
Prince.
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