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New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

Cleveland Ohio Wednesday the 18th
FuneraI services at his sons house, No T67 Valley
Road Upper Montelsir. N. j.. Friday. p.
KELSEY-At Goshen, N. Y. October a. 1905 Nathaniel
from his residence South St Goshen n SCI ME ne
day afternoon. at 1:3O o'clock. "
MILLER-At Mount Kisco. N. Y Tuesday evening oc.o
in the 10th year of her from her late resi-
aence' Mount kisco. n Y. on Friday October q at 2
p m InterTnent at Oakwood Cemetery.
MoNTGoMERY-on Wednesday, October % 1905 IN b,s
Rev. Henry E. Montgomery D. D. and the late Mar
garet Augusta Montgomery. Funeral private inter
ment at Rhlnebeck, n. Y.
oUACKENBUsH-on october - 1905. Charles E.
Sarah Mel Quackenbush, in the 72d year of his age
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
ner 57th-st and Madison-ave.. n Y CITY on Frfday
October 2T. at o'clock D. m. <'
REJYNOIDS-At Yorktown Heights. N Y o,,ob.r o.
1905 Florence A. Reynolds. 20 years Funeral a.
the home OF her sister, Mrs. E. B, Kear on Saturday
2Sth inst, at o'clock.
ROBINSON-At Roosevelt Hospital October Q, 1oo.
Mary augusta Robinson; daughter of the Rev Ed
ward Robinson ID. D., LII. D.. ana There.e A. L. Won
Jakob Funeral services West End Church corner
1ooth-st' and Amsterdam ave, Friday. October a.
at IL a Interment private 80
ST. JoHN-At Monticello N Y. October % Rebscc, y.
St John niece and adopted daughter Of late Hon
Daniel B. St John. OF Newburg. n. Y. Interrnent al
Newburg, n. Y. -
TREAT-At his residence. No 1873 s7tl-st wedne,
services at Rutgers Presbyterian Church Broadway and
13d-st.. New-York. on Friday. at o'clock. ~
WIIITE-on October 25 1905. John White. son Of
6he late Ann Eaton and Charles Austin White In the
the Loyal Legion Funeral private.
Wo0DFoRD-suddenly of acute nephritfs at Io. An
gees. CAL on October 90. George Manning Woodtora
Of New-York Interment at Ypsilanti Mich October aa
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
CAPTAIN JOHN &. WHITE.

Captain John E. White died in Worcester, Mass.
yesterday He born in Boston, in 1S4a. He
joined the Wightman Rifles, of Boston, in 1861,
which later became part of the 99th New-York
Volunteers. At Great Bethel after the defeat Of
the Federal forces he the last officer 10 leave
the field He promoted to a captaincy in the
s9th New-York Volunteers. He afterward served
on the staff of Major General Kinks. in Virginia
In 1868 he to this city and became a metal
broker. Later went Boston partner in
the metal house Of Richards &c Co; He leayes a
wife and five children, Mrs. Herbert A 6her-
man. Mrs. Dorrance Talbot, Miss Sara z. White,
8. r. White and George N White
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
M LoUBEr HUNTING IN SPAIN.
Crowds Cheer King Alfonso and His Guest
Rumors of Cabinet Changes.

Madrid. Oct 25.-President Loubet and King AL
fonso started to-day hunt in the royal pre-
serve at Rio Frio. Premier Rouvier and Jules
Cambon the French Ambassador to Spain. are
among the party. The great crowds assembled
around the palace displayed much enthusiasm
when fhe King and his guest appeared. but some
disorder was created by malcontents because Of
the postponement of the bullfght planned for
yesterday. .. 49,.
departure of President Loubet. the Cabinet WIN
undergo an important rearrangement, the Minis
tries OF Foreign Affairs, of Marine and Of Justice
changing hands.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
MOROCCO ACCEPTS CONFERENCE.
Sultan Agrees to Programme and to Place Of
Meeting.

Tangier, Oct. 25.-The Sultan has accepted
AIgeciras. Spain, the place for the Moroccan
conference
Paris, Oct 25.-A dispatch from NJ. ST. Rene
Tailiandier the French Minister at Fee, which was
received at Foreign Ofice to-day, said that the
Sultan of Morocco had accepted the Franco-German
programme for the Moroccan conference. and also
Algeciras, Spain, the meeting place The Min
lister will leave Fez tomorrow. and Count Von
Tattenba -Ashold. the head of the German mis-
sion will leave there in two or three days
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

The death of Count Ernst of Lippe-B Chesterfield at
Detmold in September. 1904, followed by a
protest from Prince George of Schaumburg- -Lippe,
directed the Federal Council against the
cession of Count Leopold. of Count Ernst. who
had been regent owing 10 the insanity of Prince
Karl Alexander, who died in January OF this year.
The protest was made the ground that the en-
tire Lippe- Chesterfield line lost its rights of sue
cession because Modesto Unruh, great-grand-
mother of Count Leopold. not legitiInately de-
scended from the noble family. The protest added
that the facts about Modesto were not known
when the Lippe Diet passed the law of succession
in 1898, placing the right in Count Leorold Prince
Adolf of Schaumburg -Lippe, who was candidate
for the regency is brother-in-aw of the Empe-
ror through his marriage to the Princess Victoria
of Prussia and a brother of Prince George of
Schaumburg -Lippe. 1t has been understood that
Prussia and Mecklinburg- -Schwerfn supported the
protest of Prince George
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
SIR HENRY.s SON IN NEW PLAY.

London Oct 25.-Henry Brodribb Irving, son OF
the late Sir Henry Irving, Joined the ranks OF the
actor-managers tonight at the Waldorf Theatre
in a well built drama of military life adapted from
Franz Beyerleins well known German play en-
titled Der Zapfenstreich" and entitled, Lights
Out" Mr. Irving cordially received: The star
was well supported by good all round company
which Included Eva Moore. Charles Fulton and
H v Esmoud.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
HENRY s. STORRS.

Cleveland Oct 25.-Henry s. Storrs, general su-
perntendent Of the Lake Shore and Michigan
Southern Railway died here to-day of paralysis
aged ffty-seven years. Mr.. Storrs was one of the
best known railway In the country He
started his career with the Burlington system as
switchman, and steadily rose from that position
Five years ago he became assistant superintendent
OF the Lake Erie and Western road, branch of
the Lake Shore A later he was appointed
general superintendent of the Lake Shore
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
BLACK SEA FLEET SAILS.
Destination Kept Secret-Possible
Move Against Turkey.

Odessa, Oct 25-The whole of the Black Sea
fleet, with the exception of the battleship Pate
lennon, formerly the Kniaz Potemkine, has left
Sebastapol under the command of Vice Admi-
rails Birileff and Chouknin. 1t is surmised that
the government is preparing for a naval denon-
stration in case the powers decide that such a
step is necessary in connection with their de-
mands for the financial reform of Macedonia.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
A WEDDING.
[By Telegrap

[By Telegraph 30 The Tribunel
Providence, r. l., Oct. 25.-Miss Rosalind Hazard,
of this city. married to William H. Barnum,
OF New-York. to-day at Grace Church by the
rector, the Rev. Edmund S. RousmanieTe. The
bride was given away by her father jeffrey Hazard
She attended by her sister. Miss Harriet Haz-
ard, as maid of honor and by Miss Barnum, Miss
Thatcher and Miss Curtis of NewYork, brides
maids Mr.. Barnum's best was his brother.
Walter Barnum and the ushers included Lauriston
Hazard and Messrs. Rafferty,, Henry, Reeves
Schultz, Farmer Wick and LeVering.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
WARSAW ISOLATED.
Famine Feared = Strong Patrols
Guarding Streets.

Warsaw. oct 25.-The city is now completely
isolated The strike has spread to all the rail-
roads meat, milk and coal famine , is feared.
Strong patrols of infantry and cavalry oe-
cuov the streets, and troops are guarding the
railroad and government buildings.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
MISS MARY AUGUSTA ROBINSON.

Miss Mary Augusta Robinson, the daughter Of
the Rev. DR.. Edward Robinson, of 1sth-st. and
Amsterdam-ave.. died yesterday in Roosevelt Hos
pital from injuries received nearly two weeks ago.
Miss Robinson fell from s1st-st. and Am
sterdam- ave-, October 13 The passed over
both legs, neceSsitating the amputation of one.
She failed to rally from the shock and died yes
terdaY in the hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
THE CONTROVERSY OVER IRVING.

London. Oct 26-Regarding allegations made by
George Bernard Shaw in the ''Neue Freie Presse'
of Vienna, relating to Sir Henry Irving's career,
and the reply of Stephen Coleridge, Ashmead-
Bartlett ett-Coutts, NJ. P, husband of Bar
oness Burdett- -Coutts, writes to "The Times" of
this morning. categorically denying that the bar
oness ever gave or lent money to the that
Irving ever asked the baroness for money.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Henry Arthur Jones Pilgrim to These
Shores

Henry Arthur Jones arrived III this city yes
terday on the Oceanic. He said he was pleas
,re bent though it is still possible that Miss
Harmed will appear in new play OF his Mr..
Jones delivered himself of his usual objection to
the modern fashion of long runs for plays, which
he saws benefit nobody but the author He said
also that In his opinion there will be a reaction
soon against the present lightweight drama, a
fresh demand for more serious plays That opin-
ION has certainly been justified by the facts in
New-York this fall
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
KING EDWARD HoNoRs THE M1KADo.
Prince Arthur of Connaught to Confer the
Garter on japanese Emperor.

London Oct. 25.-It officially announced
this evening that King Edward had commanded
that special mission, headed by Prince Arthur
of Connaught, be dispatched to Toxic early in
1906 to confer the Order of the Garter on the
Emperor of Japan.
The King has also decided to raise the British
legation at Toxic to embassy.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
H. C. BARNABEE TO RETURN TO STAGE.

Boston Oct. 25.-Announcement was made In this
city to-day that Henry Clay Barnabee, the well
known operatic comedian. formerly of the Bos-
tonians. had recovered from his recent accident
and would return TO the stage Barnabee will ap-
pear the star in a opera which viii have its
first presentation at Worcester November q.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
ANARCHY At RIGA.
Mana Killed and Wounded-GoO-
ernment Factories Looted.

Copenhagen, Oct. 25.-Anarchy prevails at
Riga according to dispatch received from
there by the Politiken" Conflicts frequent.
many persons have been killed wounded and
the government spirit shops have been looted
and destroyed The Polytechnic School has been
closed
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
AMERICANS CUT OFF.
State Department Without AdUices
from Its IOnSu[s.

Washington Oct. 25-The State Department
to-day received a cable dispatch from Mr. Eddy,
the American charge d'affares at st. Peters
burg saying that owing to the railway strike
mail communication with St Petersburg was
cut.
The State Department is without advices from
it's consuls in the interior.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
~. ,,ANA PREPARES TO SAIL.

Saigon. oct. 25.-The Russian cruiser Diana,
long ,,ta-nad here hosted her ensign to-day.
apparently preparatory 20 her departure.
The Russian battleship Czareviteh. interned at
kiao -chau. and the cruisers oleg, Aurora and
Jemtchub interned at Manila VIII meet mere.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

hitlated the first peace conference 1t would have
been in every way more fitting If the invitations
to The Hague had been sent out by the sovereign
In whose capital the Congress is TO held, namely,
Queen Wilhelmina.
MARQUISE DE FONTENoY.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

Miss Alice Nelson's first New-York appearance
9, definitely announced for special matinee per
formance at the new Casino On Friday, Novem
her 10 when she will be seen as Norma in Doni-
oott,.s Don Pasquae."- Miss Sielsen's supporting
,,, which Is composed Of Italian artists
coiipHhy a ~, Henry Russell the London mpresario,
rrs.sed from Genoa ye9terday. Sgnor Preti, tenor
.i. ~ Erefodi barytone jiGnor Artucci, basso
Siehc. Vassini mezzo- soprano. and Signor
Sl!snnia aocompanist and pianist, were the prin-
,nai members of the company
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
GUARDS FOR GERMAN PRINCE
Leopold Of Prussia Goes Through Warsaw
with Armed Escort,

Warsaw, Oct. 25-Prince Leopold of Prussia,
on his way home from Manchuria, where he was
with the Russian army, arrived here to-day
from Biala in a train manned by soldiers. The
prince continued his journey to Berlin on a spe-
cial train under military escort.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, Oct. as-
The Southwest storm Tuesday night
Oklahoma to Northeast Alabama and the has
lard and Eastern Florida Rain also continued
North Pacific States. In Minnesota North Dakota
considerably from the region
northern districts Of the Rocky Mountains. They
have risen decidedly the Dakotas Nebraska
slightly in the Southwest
The Southwest will continue It's eastward
ment during Thursday causing Atlantic States
except Central North NewEngland followed by clear
ing weather Thursday night Another disturbance
marked character Manitoba will rains
Thursday Thursday night In the north upper lake
gion
II will colder Thursday In the South Atlantic and
Gulf In the upper lake region the
Mississippi Missouri valleys and the Southwest 1t
will be colder Dakotas. Montana
Rocky Mountain region 1t will be Friday IN
the Atlantic Gulf colder in tbs upper
lake region and upper Mississippi Valley.
The winds along the NewESgIand Coast will be fresh
north to northeast probably bsk southern portion
on tho Middle Coast. north 10 northeast
creasInp: on tho Atlantic Coast brisk to
shifting west and northwest and probably
north Becoming variable by Friday: the lower lakes
possibly brisk. northeast The upper lakes.
brisk south, probably becoming high Lake
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports
have fresh TO brisk northeast winds
south the forty-sscond parallel
Atlantic Coast from New-York to Jacksonville. on
Coast Tampa 10 Pensacola.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

HoDGEs-MAHvIN-on Wednesday afternoon oo,os.r
% at No 10 Prospect-ave-, Montclar N j. by the
Rev. DR.. Amory H. Bradford Malta Angus daughter
OF MIS- Charles Matthew Marvin George Winthrop
Hodges, OF New-York City.
LAIOLAW-BURTON-On Wednesday October IS 1905
by the Rev. William p. Manning, d. D. at the resi-,
dence of DR.. John Willard Travel No East iith-s
NeW-York, Harriet Wright Burton Lees Laid
law. ~ ~
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, October q
1905, at the residence of brides parents No 81
East 4oth-st New-York City; by the Ven Archdeacon
field Growder. Anna Fredericka. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Frederick Leo Rodewald to Mr.. Carl Adolf Ferdi-
nand Rodewad, of London. England. European paper.
please copy. $500
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

the Colombian Legation, Washington: Lady Hlci-
son. Montreal. HOTEL ASTORmThe Hon and
Congressman r. R. Hit. Ohio; Colonel John H;
REYNOLDS Chicago. HOLLAND-John L. Hay and
b A wilde, London ST. REGIS-J. L Van Allen,
Newport.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
LIPPE-DETMoLD CASE DECIDED.
Count Leopold, Present Regent. Sustained by
Special Court.

Leipsic Oct 25.-The controversy over the sue
cesson to the principality of Lippe Det1nod which
created much excitement a year ago has been de-
cided in favor of Count Leopold, the present re-
gent. The decision rendered by a special arbi-
tration court selected for this purpose from the
judges OF the Imperial Supreme Court.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

IS readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grapo
Central Station Webster and Jerome troiieys
by carriage Lots s125 up. Telephone IsSSS
Gramercy) Book Views or representativs N''''
Office 20 East 23rd St. N. Y city
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

Tiy,ns, yesterday, b5 degrees:
so average corresponding OF last wear
"a. aSeraw. for corresponding date of twenty vs
years,
armar Ersay; north northwest winds becoming
southwest Friday.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26

s.-.oroI theatrical managers of New-York are
.,,otne TO give testimonial performance Tor
the widow of William A McCohheii' VINO uieo
,h+ ago Daniel Frohnan will act as chalI-
fortnis 4w Fields and Oscar Hrmmersaein fnrs naEe
endered Lew Fields Theatre ara M afternoon
November l6
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
ODESSA JOINS REVOLT.
4 General Strike on AH the South
zcest RaiLzCaus Declared.

Odessa, Oct. 25.-A general strike on all the
southwest railways is announced for tomorrow.
Trains are now running only between Odessa
and Kieff.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
CHARLES 7, SEARLE.

st. Petersburg, Oct. 25.-Charles T. searle, OF
California, the American dentist is dead from
typhoid fever.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
culLvs MINISTER TO SPAIN DEAD.

Madrid Oct 25-Silva Cruz, the Chilian Minister
who presented his credentials on OCTOBER D. oieo
last night.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-26
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sKOWNiIE-At Cleveland Ohio Wednesday the 18th
Funeral services at his house, No T67 Valley
Road Upper Montelair. N. j., Friday o. m
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1905-07-21
9,43O $65,9l7.6l
A$5,O00 Blaze at Truckee.

Last week was week of fires for
Truokee. In only two days several
were discovered and considerable
damage was done. Twice during the
week sawdust piles near the Truckee
Lumber Company were on FIRE, but by
prompt action they were extinguished.
Another blaze was discovered at
the Schatfer lumber yards and the
remnants of the plant were entirely
destroyed, entailing a loss of about
$4,000.
Later in. the day the new home of
W. H. L, Smith, editor of the Truckee
Republican, caught fire, completely
quitting the place, though the furni-
ture was saved. The loss was about
three hundred. covered by insurance
The fires are thought to have started
from Sparks.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1905-07-21
THAT HIDDEN LODE
= DISCOVERY" STOR.
calson City News Gets 'Spet
iaI' from lovelocks.
Old Adage that. "yon Must Go Ava
from Hsme to Learn tho News,
Again illustrated.

Under the head of a Special dat
ed Lovelocks, July II, the Carso
News prints the following:
'The Hidden Lode that mysteriou
ore body which has been searched 70
by hundreds of prospectorsdurisg thl
past four decades, has been found b,
Chinaman, Old Hop, in the emplo,'
of j., P, Fitting in Spring Valley. Mr.
Fitting came down to. I.oyelock las
night and gave the News correspond
ent exclusive particulars of the strike
which are now made public for tn
first time. This blind ledge is no.
large, but is one of the richest eve
found, at least In Nevada. The
placers of Spriag Valley aadl Ameril
can canyon are Extraordinarily ricl
in placer gold, WHICH is believed t
have eroded from the Hidden Lode
when it outcropped in ages past"
Virtually the same story is re
hashed in a Telegram to the Reno
Journal, under date. ef Ja'E 18th.
A portion of these glaring head
lines are justified in the facts. but the
matter has been no particular secret
A Chinese fable of the district is thai
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