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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Miss Laura Barnum daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
William NJ Barnum was married to Richmond
Ievering, of Lexington, KY, at st. Thomas
Church. Mamaroneck, yesterday The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. DR.. Stires, rector OF 81
rrhomas's Church New-Yo assisted by the Rev.
r F German of Mamaroneck. Miss Ffndley, OF
New-York was maid OF honor, and Mr.. Junkin, or
Chicago, general attorney of the Santa Fe Ran
The ushers were Mr.. Levering's cIassmate in
Vale Winthrop E. Dwight, Porter Hall, NeWeli
Hartrave and William Henry Barnum, brother OF
the bride. -, -,.-
country place Quaker Ridge, Among the guests a5.
ond Mrs William Henry Barnum. who have just
returned from their wedding trip.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
F. HoPkINsoN SMITH HERE.

The steamer Motke, Of the Hamburg-Amerlcsh
Line, arrived here yesterday with a NUMBER u
prominent persons board. T. Hopkinson SHllth
the author and artist. accompanied by his wlle' re-
turned after visit of several months in Italy ana
Germany There were also on board five singers
who will appear in Conrieds productions at tiie
METROPOLITAN Opera House this season. They were
Miss Belle Alton Miss Edyth Walker q. rb1i 1et
Resky o. Goritz and A Mdhlmann. Count Scnu-
lenburg, the German Minister TO Ecuador was ai9o
a
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

FIELD-HAzARD-on "Wednesday afternoon NoyennsE . ,
s, 1905, a Church Chantry New-1ork CITY, oy
the Rev William r. Huntington, d. D., Helen Phelps
daughter Of Margaret Kellogg and Thomas THY
Hazard, of Elizabeth, N. j., to A Runyon Field OK
Bound Brook n. ].
HICKs-BURCHELL~on Wednesday. November at
53d-st-, by the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ Stires
rector Of ST. Thomass Church Edith daughter Of the
late Henry j. and Mary J. BurcheH. to Mr. Evelyn
Pierpont Hicks.
1905. the residence Of Mr.. Edmund s. Nash, at Rye
N. y, Miss Iinele Chenau!t to
Mr. Charlton Bernard Rogers Of New-orleanS
sEIP-REED-On Wednesday, November s. 1905, at No
312 55th-st, by ths Rev. DR.. Mnot j. Savage
Lillian Hopper Reed Edward Lawalt Sep. Owing
to sudden serious Illness the wedding was private
Esston, Penn, papers please copy.
Notices of marriages and deaths must De IN
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
BRITISH FLEET DUE HERE TODAY
Passes Out of the Virginia Capes with the
Flagship Drake Leading.

Norfolk Nov. S.-The British feet, under COM
mand Of Rear Admiral Prince Louis of Batten-
berg, bound from Annapolis to NeW-1orh'
passed out of the Virginia Capes this afternoon
The trip from the capes to New-York is e@-
pected to be made III less than twenty hours
The flagship Drake led, with the cruisers Ber,
wick Bedford Cornwall, Essex and Cumberland
following
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
WEDDINGS.

The marriage Of Miss Linele Chenault to
Charlton Bernard Rogers took place yesterday
at noon at the home of Edmund S. Nash. at Rye
The immediate members Of the families OF the
bride and bridegroom were present. A Weodllls
breakfast was served by Sherry Immediately
after the ceremony. - ,.
family of Louisville. Mr.. Rogers, a kentucklal
by birth is now a resident of New-orleahS
where he and his bride Will make their hoiiio'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
RECEIVE INVITATION FROM CASTRO.

Washington, Nov. s-The governing board OF ths
Bureau of American Republics at a meeting to-oHy
at the State Department, presided over by secre-
tary Root received through Senior Neloz-Goitcoa
the formal invitation OF President Castro 10 ho!d
tbe third international American Congress at -
r,caS Tho members of the board will ce BILE tnetf
respective governments and pass upon the invita-
ton at their next meeting
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
VAUDEVILLE AT wALDoRF-AsToRiA.

At the waldorf Astoria to-day, IN the East Room
in connection with the Bazaar of Nations and
Jauanese Tea Garden for the benefit OF the NEW
York Home for Destitute Crippled Children. a
vaudeville performance will be given between tiie
hours of 8 and and and II D. M The music
!I be furnished by orchestra OF fifty, conducted
by Professor Max Schmidt.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
WI TING-FhNG TOTALLY DEAF.
Reported Result of Bomb Explosion IN
Peking.

Victoria B. c.. Nov. s.-Wu Ting-Fang. form
erIy Chinese Minister to the United States, is
reported to have become totally deaf as the re-
suit of the explosion of bomb thrown by
fanatic when the Chinese Commissioners were
leaving Peking to visit foreign countries
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PRINCE LOUIS IN TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION

Baltimore Nov. Sat a meeting of the
chapel" in the composing room of The News
office to-day Prince Louis of Battenberg was
elected member, it have been developed in his
visit to the office of that newspaper last nlght
that his highnesS learned the printing art When
he was a young
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
mErHop,sT MISSIONARY SOCIETY.

The General Missionary Committee OF the Meth
odst Episcopal Church met yesterday a1 v'0 80. go
nTa,b,dist EniscopaJ Church. Brooklyn. The report
of Dr. Homer Eaton. treasurer, showed the socleIy @
had received during the year Sl5S.Zlo. an increase
over the previous year Of st5,07S
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Miss Margaret Angn will appear in new one
act play as a special feature of the beneht 10 pc
rendered the widow of W. A Mcdonnell at tiie
eu, Eyields Theatre on Friday afternoon No, no
I1em ,mb II Miss Auglin found that her strenstn
was not equal to the Thursday matlnees OF ,r M Nc
every week and so gave them up, put as W W. .nd
Connel was her business agent Wheh sHe az siae
Henry Miller under the dlrectl2n OF 1 nc evn1 ne
DiIiinpham she Is desirous Of showing ner sy
Datfly with the occasion
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
pp6M1NENT ARRIVALS AT HOTELS.

AsToR-Colonel H, Waygart: ~, =: p consul "A, Gen
erai 10 NsSYor6 SRANPoGEGlonSslD PoESDMa5or esfass
HallstGaG, teiaia "' T. s. A MAJEST1CIA DlpPlfe'
Vienna Tia DTnn paIner of Colorado
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
nrwvoRK UNIVERSITY SMOKER.

Tho alumni and undergraduates of New-fork
University will rnngle at the Hotel Vendome on
Saturday night in joint smoker. to De helo uhoeF
the auspces of the Alumni AssoclaIioh
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
tRr Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Saratoga n Y, Nov S.-AIiss Helen Josephine
Prchard daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman Prich-
ard of Saratoga Springs, and George Henry Dodge,
of Philadelphia, married in Bethesda Epis-
copal Church to-day. the rector. the Rev
DR.. Joseph Carey, officiating. The Rev. Earl c.
Davis of Pittsfeld, Mass, best man, and Miss
Bertha Graves. OF Newton, Mass. was maid OF
honor The ushers Robert b. Johnston and
William H Lane, of this city and p. Plumer Russ
and Luciano Lucci. of Boston.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
DESTRUCTIVE TYPHooN IN JAPAN.

Toxic Nov. S.-A typhoon yesterday caused
great damage in the Province of Oshima and
adjacent islands More than two thousand
buildings were destroyed and a steamer. IL is
said was wrecked. No less Of life Is reported.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
An ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller Keasbey. Of Holm
wood, Orange, n. J., have announced the engage
ment of their daughter. Miss Dorothy Miller keas-
hey. TO Stephen Delavan Day, OF Orange.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
GOV. WINTHROP ON HIS WAY HERE.

San Juan P r. Nov. S.-Governor Winthrop
and Julio Larrinaga, Commissioner OF Porto
Rico at Washington sailed for NeW-York yes
terday on the steamer Coamo, due to arrive
there or Saturday
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Mason Peters, for some years the genial ana hu-
norous fountain of news at Henry W. oa'ase
office has left Mr.. Savage to become manager
b;roee,f He will be associated with H A Con-
Verse of Maiden, Mass the wealthy ruDDer @ nnsica
niece 1.-THE Gingerbread Man The play WIN % 20
Shown soon at Mr.. Converses opera house III
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

g. -eadv accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue troisys
81 carriage Lots Telephons taesS
T;ramercy) for Book of Views representatiV~
ONCE, 90 East 23rd ST.. n. 7. City
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Gregg Nathaniel Catln. Of Avery B. Catln
and q nephew of General 1. s. Catlin, and Miss
Juliet Louise Hobby. daughter of Mrs. Harriet M
Hobby of No. 472 Washington-ave., Brooklyn. were
married in the parors of the Classon Avenue Pres
byterian Church. that borough, yesterday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Dr. j.
d Burrell. Mr.. Catin is well known newspaper
man and has been connected with The World
fer several years Mr.. and Mrs. Catlin will spend
their honeymoon in Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
n,r MINISTERIAL SPEECH TONIGHT.

. r,,.on The state inaugural procession OF
Lord Mayor Will take place, and this even
- ~ :. viii give his customary inaugural banquet
' =. ~. C;,liIdhaI, at which most OF the members
., the Cabinet and foreign Ambassadors WIN oe
49, Minister Of Foreign Affairs usually makes
80 tn,portsnt announcement with regard to the
s.-rn policy OF England Indeed. this Ministerial
ss-sss ST the Lord Mayors banquet is looked upon
,,h much more interest than the Speech from tne
rrrona In Parliament, for in that instance the Ut
-. o,,e is taken to avoid saying anything that
,ld commit the King personally to any views
r1tb which he might not care to be identiheo'
-s.,ess at the GuildhalI the utterances OF the
r-,ne Minister or of the Foreign Secretary merely
commit the administration Some OF the mos por-
..,tous announcements ever made by the Engllsh
rore-n,nent have been issued at these GuildhaH
Tord Mayors banquets. and that is why the cable
d,saatches from England tomorrow morning VIII
3. looked for with more than ordinary interest
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
EDWARD WIS BIRTHDAY
o, clond's King 81 Years old To-
dcv-Lord Mayors Banquet.

x,as Edward celebrates today his sixty -foursh
Ne ~ prfvately, at sandrinsham. IN accordance
nir. -. rustom OF many years The purely official
Hi. Hi.-.son thereof took place last summer. during
e. London season in accordance with with the o pro-
T'so- ,c,s 10 have more than one birthday in the
SOW SOW namely sn official one and private one:
yeAI' most people out of town, scattered
JUS .re various country seats or else travelling
sh 80 rontinent. Moreover, Parliament is not sit
On On. and the vast majority of the great houses IN
uis' uis'.-o,olis are closed. 1t would therefore be
us u-.,.e,y awkward TO have the Kings birthday
n.,.iiy celebrated on the actual anniversary or
oh.S on ss.h to-day. and accordingly each spring ne
u . .o,e date that appears to him convenient
- - the course OF the London season. ana an
Gus through THE Gazette his wish that his
nou ns, shoud then be officially observed But
"a u. -sonsl friends and relatives always look upon
rasnnber as the day on which to address 10 hii
- .s,,s and their congratulations, and there is
M - sonbt that many cable messages Will nnd their
~ Nv, -rou this country to sandringham TO-DAY,
-. he will have around him the same circle OF
W. M ..,a. whom h. IS accustomed always TO ask
o W. oor,ntry home for this particular occasion
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Funeral of w. J. LIE Moyne-Miss Alice
Nielsen This Afternoon.

The funeral of W. J. LIE Moyne took place In
the Church of the Ascension yesterday mornlns'
Only personal friends of the actor attended. Inc
palIbearers were Henry Miller, Herbert kelcey'
Theodore Hamilton, Brander Matthews W. ID
Iippincott and Frank Wcrthing The Rev. Percy
Grant rector Of the church, conducted the SCI
vices and told in a simple, quiet way. of his trst
bovhood Impressions of Mr.. LIE Moyne IN q DIchsns
NAV of its influence on his life of his aHult I'M
pressions of the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oa., r.cord and Observation-Disclosures NOV. O.
.a+bsr continues unsettled. with occasional is
- ard snow in New-Engiand and the iake kon ~a.
- - I continues in the extreme southwest anu i
ram sA7o g., 81. last twelve hours as far as oka-
horna and Western louisiana ,, ,s,orv
Excep in the South the temperature Is ~, .a
the seasonal The south"es. 80, s,r and
>O a.. .ha middle and lower portions OF the Alssls-
srr, valley the lower Ohio Valley Tennessee aha .ns
c;,,if states The rain area Will advance lhto 'nS
s. ,u clear in the Ohio and the MISSISSIPPI sleyS
ssn wiIi also continue Thursday In me asths1 II.
Ram be with colder
west, anu No-tbern Arizona and North NewINekleo -.
east OF the Msslsspp. WI %
me tr.a5r II will be colder in Kansas "eS'ei
nihloi' Sor,s and Northwestern teIas ..,.-
s inss along NswFngiand ana Miaqie fisno
tic Coast VIII be fresh Friday: on the East
,s ast fresh southeast on the ess ON the
brJsk southeast on the tonet -. 49,
,,Der iakes fresh northwest 20 norris will
a 1resh Sest winds and cloudy weather 10 lii7 ~
rapfS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Olga Nethersole. in THE Labyrinth (an aoapta, %
ton from the French), will appear at the heraiu
s99T ssItriIy IN Tannmanv Hall" This Tammany, too
has not attracted so many adherents as it expected
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
repubishsd in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without e1trS
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Yesterday, Of degrees: lowest 80
ayerage for corresponding Date last year 81
average ~ twenty-five years. 80
90 F,oecss,ar to- day and tfiaayi lfesh westerly
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
UNDERTAKERS.

TyANK E. CAMPBELL. gaia West z3d 81
Stenhen Merritt Emb'R Inst Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
HOPE OF FRANCES RoYALsTs.

The Duke of Montpensinr, who Is undergoing
treatment In Paris for a badly fractured wrist, is
the only brother ani heir Of the Duke of Orleans.
and in tn. event OF the latters death, will ipso
facto become tho Royalist pretender and an exile
from France. He is twenty-five years of age,
and has received his education in French schools,
and after ths1, careful and extensive training in
the Spanish navy in which he now holds the rank
Of lieutenant He Is enormously rich, fa- more
than the Duke of Orleans, having inherited. not
only the title but also the greater portion OF the
immense wealth of his grandfather, the late DUO de
Montpensies. and is popular with the French
Royaliss and foreign courts his elder brother
the Duke of Orleans is the What be-
tween his personal charm and magnetism, his
youthful enthusiasm. his spirit OF enterprise and
openhandedness. contrasting SO strongly with the
hereditary parsimony Of his elder brother. he is
destined to prove a far serious danger to the
French Republic than the Duke of Orleans has
ever been. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
r. to- s,ecial Localities.-For New-bns

Forecast for Special Localities.-for Pr -. @a,
80, s,, IN north portion to-day: Friday. fair'
fresh winds ,,-,,,,,. N.u-
rpr Eastern New-York. Eastern Penns,l'a,-.' , - ,
Jersey and Delaware. fair to-day ana fiuA'' -''A
winds. columbia fair to-day; Fri
Foi 80 ,re.b ives. winds becoming east -, r.,
E Far western New-York. rain or sho" loA' ~
oay: as,ar Pennsylvania fair to-day eNcepL ram OF
.,o. along ths lakes; Friday RAIN ifesl "es' "iA
Local 0fciaf kecofo t.'ys the changes In the tenn
,,srature FOR the tweni! -Ioue L.o1iN '-
tnyI,h The corresponding date last year
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Miss Alice Nielsen makes her second debut IN
this city tomorrow, this time as full hedseo
o,arottc singer IN "Don Pasquale" The perform
me viii he given at the Casino and Will pegln
at 2:15 o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09


The schedule Of closing Transpacnc Mails Is srIanssa
uninterrupted overland transit
on nrt ~ sailing final connecting mails Except
peastered ranspacfc Mails dispatched via VaneouyeR
go eioe al the Postofce. Ne-York as foioWs
ISye Jepan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
sen francisco close az p M November 10 Tor u.s.
ysnsn orss China snd Philippine Islands via Seatfs
close at p. m November 10 Tor dspatch per 5 g.
Korea China and Philippine Islands Especially
'aSd,assed only) Tacoma. close at p m November
n sor dispatch per 6. Tydsus-
~ 4 n m November II for dispatch per Martposa
e.Iand Australia (encept Wcstl w-Caledonta
Samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands via San Francisco
Siose az c d. m November IS for despatch per s.
SieTra fIf the Cunard steamer carrying the British
,rsfi for New-Zeaand does not arrive IN time to
eet with this despatch. extra rnailselosing at $3.50
M, and D. rn-wiiI made up forwarded
mi, al n the arrival OF the Cunard steamer)
uawaii Japan Korea China and Philippine Islands.
Ma san Francisco. close at p m November 90 fos
d.spetch 8 g. China
Iaosn Iexcept Pareels-Post Aaiis) Korea China and
PbfltnpIne islands. VIA Vancouver and Victoria B O.
close at p. m November q iof dsspatch per s.
phiInpine Islands and Guam San Francisco eIo..
at s D m November 80 for dispatch per L. s. trans
~. Islands Australia Except New Cal.son,.
Via Vancouver and Victoria, B. c.. cioss at % m
December dispatch per s. 8. Aoransi-
Manchura texceps Mukden. NcwchuanE Arthur,
Siberia Is at present forwarded Russia
SOTE.-UnIess otherwise addressed West Australia 4,
forwarded via Europe: Eew-Zsaisad san Francsco
and certain places In the Chinese Province
ciaiy addressed via Europe fully prepaid al
foreign rates. Hawaii forwarded via San Fran
cisco exclusively. Parceis-Pos malls New-Zealand
and Australia Including West Ausralla) ars Forwarded
via San Francisco exclusively
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmasea0.
Postoucs. Nsw-fork. y. T.. November 1o0A
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

than that of the lovely Duchesse de Chaulnes, q
victim OF the so-called family councils of France.
IRELANp's COWBOY PEER
Lord Shannon, who has Just sold the entire irish
town of Castle Martyr, in County Cork. his
tenants, and who has offered his ancestral castle
OF the same name the town for sale, has been
known ever since his succession to his fathers
earldom fifteen years ago tho cowboy peer"
At the time of his fathers death no trace could
be found OF him. The last news that had been
received from him was four years previously, when
he notified his people at heme that ne was at
the time part owner Of ranch In Minnesota
Much money was spent In securing the whole OF
tho limited States and Canada in the endeavor to
apprise him OF his fathers demise and of his
succession to the title and estates But 1t was not
until nearly two years later that he was finally
TO ground.
During his rowing life IN this country he ex-
perienoed many strange ups and downs and ex-
traordinary vicissitudes, cattle punching being
among his most frequent OF livelihood.
Long after he had settled down at Castle Martyr
he used to go in for wood chopping
tensive scale, spending much of his time in thus
getting rid Of his superabundant energy, his lazy
cottagers reaping the benefit of the violent exer
tions of their lord He is very popular in the
district and his determination to his terri
torial connection with ireland, owing to the diff
cultv of securing any adequate return for money
laid out on his property in County Cork, excites
keen regret
have seen It mentioned that Lady Shannon
an American. This is not the case the countess
being an English woman haiing from Surrey. The
eerldom is Irish one, and was conferred by King
George II upon the first Lord Corks grandson.
Henry Boyle. in recognition OF his services
Lord Justice of Ireland. Lord Shannon has an
English barony and sits Lord Carleton in the
House of Lords His patronymic is Boyle. and
among the members of his family was Robert
Boyle the famous philosopher.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Insist upon having Burnett's Vanilla
Married.

Marriage notices appearin. in THE TRIBUNE will
be r.published in the Th-Weskly Tribune without
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Special Notices.

THE TRIBUNE Will be mailed a, tbs fol-