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New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PATE DE FoTs GRAs A La BowERY
Woman Calls for Luxury and Gets
Ham An"

The restaurant at No. SSs Bowery filled with
a swelteTing crowd last night. when woman.
unattractive and well dressed according Bowery
ethics. entered. She scrutinzed the bill OF fare
written on mirrorsl, and finally called the waiter.
Wat is H. loidy?'' he asked respectfully flick
ing twenty flies from yesterdays cloth, which
adorned the table.
7 want nice cool portion of pate de fois gras.'
said the woman. And be kind enough 10 hurry
il up"
"Al right, a plate Of de phony grass!" repeated
the waiter and the customer smiled in appreca-
ton of his
Shell get ham and" said the waiter TO Bill. his
mate, AN il Il don't go dere Will be trouble
AS a the waiter could get II he came back
and pumped down in front of the woman a plate Of
ham and eggs
How dare you?' she shrieked. Take il away"
But the waiter made attempt TO remove the
dish and called Manager August SchmultZ.
The ham-is il not goOd2 Yes2" asked Schmultz.
It's good enough for you. YOU DutChmanr
shouted the irate patron. and. seizng she hurled
his head. SchmultZ ducked. and Policeman
Smith. standing in the doorway 10 what was
the trouble, got il full in the mouth.
Here. that won't 10 he said. not without tenn
per You come 10 the house with me. The
woman did. and the Mercer-st- station said she
Molly Neal forty-one years old, Of No .
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
HOW THE SQUIRREL ESCAPED THE CATS.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: friend Of mine and the owner of many
cats efor why?-he could not bear 20 take the lfe
OF any Of them stepped cut If his house one fine
day to see two of his feline possessions crouched
in the grass, and equidistant between them sat
a common stripped squirrel. daring move
hair lest he invite the sharp claws Of one both
Of his enemies the anxious brown eyes rolled
from side 10 side he calculated his chances OF
escape between the two
The walked toward the squirrel, and
when he within jumping distance the squirrel
seized his opportunity and leaped upon the mans
trousers and nirnby to his shoulder. Then
the man backed slowly toward "A at great
distance from him; again when within leapiug
distance the squirrel jumped the and dis
appeared amid it's branches. The astOnished and
deeply chagrined cats meanwhile wondering
what had become OF their prey KATZ
New-YOrk, July t. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
"rHE PEARL AND T4g PUMPKIN OPENS.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRTNEl
Boston. July 1.-THE Pearl and the Pumpkin
sn elaborate extrava gauza. which is TO open the
broadway Theatre NeW-York in the fall, was
SHOWN here tonight ar the Colonial Theatre. and
rFaled The warm weather in winning attention.
ine story is mainly concerned with 4 terrible
oaiarriiy-tle disappearance Of the pumpkin from
me vegetable kingdom II is almost NeW-Eng
laAc Tragedy bur the Ancient Mariner and the
iaires save the day and make pie once more pos
Elb.e
EoV-r Steyens the Ancient Mariner was
easily The star OF the evening. he and the albatross
winch he carried tenderlv beneath his arm. The
h1elerF and costumes were lavish and varied. The
music IS by Johu ". Grafton The cast:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
Pcsteme- Notice.

Should read DAILY BY all interested. changes
a
Foreign mails the ending July =, 1870 VIII
ali a. POstofnce a.
Mails close n
General Postoffcs earlier than closing time
below. Mails for German close az
m July 70
Parceis-Post Mails Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White star Line Wednesday, ara
by American Line Saturdays An aadtionai dis-
made the Cunard Line wren Cunard steamer
on American Line steamer
day. The Parcels-Post Mails close one nour
mails
PRrcslsPost Mail Barbados and Great Britain ard
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular Supplementary mails closs Foreign STA
corner haf nour lafer
closing SHOWN excepr Supplementary
Europe and Central America via Colon
Foreign
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
THE SToKES-PAsToR WEDDING
To Take Place at Noon To-day at Noroton,
Conn
TBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,
Stamford. Conn, July 1.-THE wedding OF Miss
Rose Harriet Pastor and James G. Phelps Stokes
will take place tomorrow noon in St Luke's
Episcopal Church, at Noroton. The Rev Anson
Phelps Stokes jr-, brother OF the bridegroom will
perform the ceremony. He will be assisted by the
Kew Louis French. the aged rector of the church.
The church decorations will be palm leaves and
daisies. The matron of honor viii be Mrs. Henry
hauh, OF Indianapolis. formerly Miss Mayer. of
Cleveland The ushers will be relatives Of the
bridegroom, his brothers. l. y. Phelps Stokes and
Harold Phelps Stokes, and his brother-in-law
Robert Hunter and John P. Hoyt. The best man
viii be Kellogg Durland, Of the resident work
ers al the University Settlement in New-York. A
party OF about one hundred is expected for the
wedding breakfast, among them Israel J. Zevin,
sociate editor OF The Jewish Daily News and
others prominent in various forms OF educational
and reform work
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
MISS GRAMS CASE MORE HOPEFUL.
She Is Less Feverish and Her Pulse Is
Steadier
lay TELEGRAPH TO THE rn1BrxE. !

Lenox. Mass, July Miss Ethel Grams long
struggle for life Highwood where she has lain
unconscious for the last four days since her skull
was fractured by her pony on Thursday afternoon
last, is considered remarkable by the attending
surgeons. This morning Miss Cram was restless
nut this afternoon she less feverish and her
pulse was steadier- One OF the attending surgeons
was asked to-day what Miss Grams chances Of
living were. and he replied. While there is life
there is hope"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
Me. sonAPARrg's BRIEF VACATION.

" -Ailngfon. July E.-secrstary Bonaparte left
1i'iIaore to-day Tor Lee, Mass. with Mrs Bona
- - Nho VIII spend the rest OF the summer in
SefEshires. The Secretary Will go Bolton
landing. Lake George. on July o. To attend the
s'ihs of the council Of tie National Civil Service
-s.o'm League Of which ne is chairman. Owing
-s duties ia the Cabinet. he has been compelled
.'tiihgush the clairmanship of the council. and
!, -'eessor VIII DO elected at Saturdays meeting
HolaparIe expects 40 return t0 Washington
early next week
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

Lawrence, tfwynn stevens, Lyndon II, j.
Mcneil, CarOlyne E Dew wo-raIL Courtney Douglass.
CHAMBERLAIN SATURDAY. July Charles beloved
t nns9aaa aad p eds Mas are respset vts 70 attend the
funeral services on Wednesday July 10 at II q. m
y. J Interuent private. kindly omit howers.
CQDDINGToN--.A,t Pass4ie. n J. Monday. July Il.
IS Hamton-ave., Wednesday next at 3 O'Clock
5sIsa & j. ., On JgIy T. Is lsS
Duncan Funeral services 10 be held at her ate rest
July 10 at 2:45 D. m
Liew beloved wife Of William Denison Hatch j..
and daughter Of Henry A. and Ella H Van LEV Fl1-
neral services a. her late rssidenSs & DsFenp45' % Se
:, adsIiy 5 GEyT4 n Ss.ys
ssideHse Rss '' Is East seth-st interTnear private
MANGAM-Florenee daughter OF the late Darius R.
ana Henrietta MaHEam Funeral services ar At hsT late
D, m, Relatives and friends invited
MoNEI-L,At Fishkill Hudson, July II. Car0iyns
year Of Funeral residences Wednesday.
July 10. a.
S ss av5 ay n S Is a. Planets Ps es Rs
aged 50 years Notice Of funeral hereafter.
PRODDOw-Eua Frances VOORHEES, widow OF Robert
on Monday, July ~ 1908 Funeral services At To-
10 1905. . O'Clock Interment private.
S MS eTss ss ,S 10 sSs Wsa . r. , 3.
18th wear Of his age. Funeral private
sTEDMAN-At her residence. in Lawrence PARK. Bronx
VILE. \. Y, saturday. July 10 1898 Laura HYDE
WOodworth. wife or Edmund e. Stsdrnan- Funeral
the residence Bronxvle on Tuesday. july IS.
tion $50 p m. Tnterrnsnt a convsnisncs OF family
STEVENS Suddenly. Massenas y Y. July rs lyndon
Hoyt Stevens only Of Lyndon Hoyt and louise
Taylor stevens. OF Greenwich Conn Washington ID g
papers please copy
TAu4ER-SuddsnIy. in Curtis Hotel at Lsnox saturday
afterzoOn Is. William H. Taller OF New-fOrk
in the sxty-fourth year OF his Funeral service
an an We Weanesdag eSia1 At 10 a N.
WORRAII,-At Spring Lake j.. July l6 Courtney
Douglass OF Nathan Young and Katherine Douglass
Worral aged fifteen months Funeral services
Spring Lake. Tuesday. July Is. az IL o'clock Inter
private.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
A coMMuTER,s COMPLAINT.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: There Is rule supposed to be IN force on
the ferries operated by railroad companies on the
North River that smoking is not allowed on that
side OF the boat reserved largely for women and
their escorts To he sure IL is seldom noticed in
the cabin, but men often stand outside on the
Womens side and smoke unmolested, 20 the an
noyance of women who likewise enjoy fresh air
and q view OF the h2rbor.
IT there were place part for smokers there
might BE- FOR this
Newly Ork. July Is. A COMMCTER-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

not conduct themselves decenty. let them stay
away from Prospect Park. Or if their society ap-
peals 10 you. why not start subscription 20 buy
park for their benefit. The citizens of Brooklyn
would gladly subscribe to get them out of their
sight But by ali means keep them out OF Pros
Pect Park unless they conduct themselves
properly, and not gfve any more such disgust
ing spectacles have had every Sunduy anu
holiday this summer w. r. KING
New York. July "a fe5
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Charles J. Bonaparte, Secretary
Of the Navy. FIFTH ANENUE-EX-Ciovern s
T. Hauser OF Montana, and George H Morgan,
Chicago GILSEY-Captain james Longstreet L.
S a. GRAND-Brigadier General F. S. Dodge,
[. s A HOLLAND-Ex-Justice D. Cady Herrtck,
A lbany HOTEL ASTOR-R. Percy Todd New
Haven MURRAY HILL-H. r. Searles, Elmra.
SEVILLE-Lionel Guest NJ. p WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-lseneral r. V. Greene. BufHalo.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

TUESDAY 1sl-At $50 a. N for Italy direct specially
addressed only = Prinz Adaihert
WEDNESDAY Oel-At 40 a FOR Ireland and France
Cedric. Liverpool
other parts when specially addressed for
steamer N. Netherlands especially
tParcels-Post Nails. Oscar II talsO
lar mail FOR Denmark when specially addressed for this
steamer.
THURSDAY t2Ol-At a. Europe. per 3
Deutschland. Plymouth. Cherhourg and Hamburg
tnciuding France when specially addressed for his
spain, Portugal. Turkey. Egypt Greece and British
Iada. Ia Bretagne, Havrs other parts
OF Europe when specially addressed for this steamer
SAT- RDAT t22l-Ar o-39 a for Ireland =
Etrlrfe, Queenstown also parts or Europe
when specially addressed 8 a. n
Europe. =. philadelphia. Plymouth ana
CheThourE: $50 m for Belgium Parcels-Pasr
Mails, per kroo1iand talso regular mail Tor Sci
GUM when specially sddressed for this steamer az $50
Italy direct especially addressed Gnlyl.
Eoenis Albert. $50 for scotland direct
cally addressed only. . Furnezsia.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
The JUSTICE REBuKEO.

From The Dundee ADVERTISE
Mr. Justice Ridley was the recipient OF an unex-
pected refort six years circuit He waE
reading a list OF previous convictions and found
that only a short lime before ne had sentenced a
prisoner five years penal servitude. How Is Ii
you are large again soon?' the Judge asked
The prisoner replied y released bv your
brother. il VERY improper sentence The
late Sir Matthew Ridley was an the time Fome
Secretary. and hae revised mis- brOthers sentence.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
BLESSINGS oe POVERTY.

From The Kansas City Journal.
A young Ciermun who had drifted 10 Kansas with
other harvest hands taken sick suddenly near
Abilene He taken to town and couple OF
physicians pronounced IL appendicitis. They would
not operate unless paid for ii, and the young man
had no money friends 10 guarantee pay
uent The county physician took charge or the
case pronounced IL liver trouble and prescribed for
IL rhe next day the well. Which shows
that sometimes a man is better off without money
or friends.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ofcial Record and Forecast Washington July II.
a well marked heated has set in the in
terror valleys ard Atlantic districts the
Csrolinas Hign temperatures experienced Sunday
IN the Middle West Onto Valley. hot
weather has spread eastward the Atlantic during
last twenty four Tonight 5 clock TEN
perature in New-York city 20 degrees.
ranged a3 throughout Southern New-E England
and the Middle Atlantic States well the Ohio
Valley
The Gulf Of Mexico disturbance is apparently hIIng
up. low pressure n the Northwest has
made little advance Showers the
upper lake region along Middle GuIf Coast.
For Tuesday and Wednesday hgh temperatures will
continue generally OF the Mississippi. little
or no rain. except the upper lake region. along
Gulf Coast a Fiorea. There will also be showers
and Mississippi Valley. The
winds along New-Engand and Middle Atlantic
Coasts will light fresh South Atlantic
coast nght south on me GuIt Coast. most fresh
soufhwest upper lakes. fresh south Win oeca-
Squalls.
have light west winds and fair weather 10 the Grand
BsnkS
Foreo.s. sor Special LOeaites.-For New England
fair and continued warm to-day and Wednesday. Light
winds.
JerBey Delaware District Of Columbia and Maryland
s,sr -, d,v and Wednesday high tempsra-
lures. Iignt southwest wiEds-
For Western Pennsylvania and Western Ne~-Nork. fair
to-day and Wednesday continued hiBh temperatures
light fresh west winds
Local Official Reoord.-The following Official record
,ron tse Weather the changes in the
peraure for the tventyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
CATHOLIC CLUB INCORPORATED.

Albany. July 1.-THE Uptown Catholic Club OF
New-York was incorporated to-day 10 advance
Catholic interests and encourage the study OF
Catholic history, literature, science and art The
directors DR.. J. p. Kelly. Arthur Kenny. J. r.
Drek ". n. Ryan. William Sheehan, G. J. Rou-
chetL and T. I. Tansey. Of Newly Ork City.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

International Mercantile MariEe Company meeting
Racing Brighton Beach 2.3o p. N.
Presentation John Colonial Hail.
umbus-ave. lOist-st.. : D N.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
SUMMER AMUSEMENT NOTES.

An excellent and amusing bill is being presented
at Pastors Theatre this week. and in spite of the
intense heat the house filed to its capacity
twice yesterday Johnson Davenport and Lo
reIa- the football players. and The Farmer
headed the bill and were received with the usual
amount Of applause with which they always
greeted on their appearance here. special feat
ure on the programme the Original Boot
blacks Quartet. Cliff Gordon, the German Poi-
tician.' kept the audience in for the entire
time he appeared. Bandy and Wilson presented i
novelty dancing and imitation act: Orletta and
Taylor We're seen in their bright singing sketch;
other features We're presented
Mrs Annie Yeamans mas been engaged by Har-
risOn Grey Fiske 10 play strong part in Mary
and john the new comedy by Edith Ellis Baker,
which will be the first production at the Manhat
Theatre in the autumn The role for which
Irish wit and hunor, in the Interpretation Of which
she is effective and amusing
Unusually large crowds have visited Pains Port
Arthur AT Manhattan Beach, this year. and every
one has expressed satisfaction 70 it's quality and
quantity II tells a distinct story Just as a play
in a theatre. and every incident is carefully por
trayed The battle scene at sea is widely praised
and the land battle is under the direction OF men
who have fought these mimic battles for years and
carefully trained themselves every detail. Since
Port Arthur first produced there have been
comments the attacks of the Japanese
and. as they have been found to be correct, ther-
will be new and diversified fights after this week
The Russian dances are 20 be improved by the in
PRODUCTION or several real Russian peasants The
blessing of the Russian flags has been corrected by
scholar of the Greek Church. so it is done as il
before the Czar.
Miss FRITZ Scheff. who has been in Switzerland
since she finished her here, has gone her
home Frankfort -on-A Main. AT the end Of this
she Will go to San Moritz for couple of
weeks, after which she will sail for New-York to
begin rehearsals OF Mile. Aiodiste by Victor Her
bert and Henry Blossom.
Contracts signed Saturday whereby Cyril
Scott will come under the management OF Walter
n Lawrence at the Madison Square Theatre for
a long Mr.. Scott will first be the
principal role in the opening play that theatre
The Prince Chap, Edward Peue- '- she
Prince Chap is scheduled 10 open September (
I awrence tor part IN the Prince Chau.
De Mile will appear Jack Rodney. Still another
engagement ior the same company is mat ut
, Florence COnron.
Victor Herbert has sent Charles Dillingham; the
last sheet Of the OF Miss Lulu Glasers
opera. Dolly Dollars" for which preliminary
hearsais will begin July -. The production will
be made September at the knickerbOcker
{ Theatre.
Frank Daniels arrived in England Wednesday
morning on the Oceanic. A cable dispatch from
Frank Curzon has reached Charles Dillingham; sug
gesting that Mr- Daniels appear for perform
ance next Saturday with the Sergeant Brtle'
company which Is playing this week at the Thea
ire Royal, Birmingham. MT. Dilingnam has sent
I "a pTf
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MAIN OFFICE-So. i54 Nassau
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UPTOWN OFF1CE-No. t.Sds broadway or any Aneri-
can District Telegraph once.
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No I94 Broad-st
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fleet
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American Express Company. No 3 Waterloo Place
4 son. once. i-udgate circus
Gfflce TRIEt' Ne a convenient
y cav advertisements and slhsrrtp gions
PkRIS-Iohn Mfnrue q ! Rue Scfice
John Wananaaker No "a Rue les Fstitss EeuEis&
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ADOLF FRENTZEL DEAD.

many years he was a prominent figure in the Ber-
lin financial world. and director of number
of banks. Emperor William. in pursuance OF his
policy OF giving larger recognition 10 the CONNER
cial classes. appointed Herr Frentzel, In 1887. TO
seat in the PrUsstan House of Lords.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.

WEDNESDAY d8l-Ar 0 a. m Bermuda per s.
Ber7nudlsn' a. $50 a. m uppieTnentaTy oa a m
Department OF Colombia. . Adiroudsck talso
other parts Of Haiti when Specially addreSsed f0r ms
oncluding Cape Haiti. Port de Paix- curacao
Ven@zuea Trntdad AMI Guiana when specially ad-
ana
santiago specially addressed onyl. CienfleEos
and Domialcan Republic. per Seminole 1850
m. FOR Caiharten especially addressed only per s.
THURSDAY C2o}-At A. m. for cuba. Yucatan and
Campeche per Orizaba also other parts af Mexico
when specially address for this steamer, 92D
a m tsupplementary fO.S1 sor N!carasua texcepu
COasU Honduras except East Coastl. salvador.
Esaador peru. Bolivia and ChiI, per : Mexico
Colon Ialso Guatemala when specially addressed for
onIy). per :. > Aatanzas, via Tampico
5 r1ono, at : p m for Bermuda Per steamer rom
sATTaDAy ,22-A, a m FOR Argentine J-rusuay and
Paraguay. ner > CoTondo. az t:a0 a. m for NeS-
fnundland per ROsalind, Al $50 supple
nlsHtary s-se a M for Porto Rieo. Curacao snd
Gao specially addressed for this steamer at
Onlyl, = Bsrwtnd VIA Mayaguez. n 80 a. m
COMPLIMENTARY 1870 for Fortune Island. Ia
partraents per Shiria Plea via LinOn.
specially addressed for this stsamer1 az 10 a. m
NOTICE. per half ounce IN addition 20 ths
regular postage must y prepaid on al letters ford
drops marked Letters FOR Foreigu Countries
closing oE the Regular Mail Tor dispatch bv
ditiona postage Is fuIIy prepaid thereon by
Supplementary Transatlantic Mails opensd ths
whenever the sailinFs 900 a. later; sad
mail be DEPOSITED IN the mail boxes no
Elementary sor Turks Island ana Dominican Re-
public IS also opened on the Clyde Line per, rhs
sailing close minutes before sailing
only regular postage 'rtters cents hat ounce .
ican. Sea steamers:
double postage uetters 10 half othsr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
QUEEN MAReHeRrrA COMING HERE.

'til 5aiy In is learned from trustworthy
-''f MAT Queen D0wager Margherfta will go on
= -''ihooile tour through Spain ana Portugal In
sslI. ltr aud VIII later visit the United States.
-s ~ a German steamer
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

HIGHEST temperature yesterday - degrees oHes 20
80. 81 nxerage for corresponding date of last
II ayeraEe FOR corresponding date OF last twenty-five
Tcai fgreenst. dRy asid Nednesday win cen
tiasd nigh temperature sht west 10 southwest ~lnaA
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win be
rrpublished in The TriWeeky Tribune without extra
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THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

station Webster and Jerome Avenue troilsys and
by carriage SI25 up Telephone 4S5b Gramercyl
for OF Views representative
Ofsce 20 Easy sSrd St. n. 2 City.
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Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
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MUNRO FERGUSON SELMES-On Saturday. July IS
1908. Locust Valley, Long Island, the Rev Dr.
Munro. Isabella Dinsmore selmes Robert H Munro
Ferguson. NeV-York