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New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
AT BAR HARBOR.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE,

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tribune
Ear Harbor Ne, Aug. S-There was large at
tendance tonight at the Bar Harbor Choral Asso-
cation's presentation of Haydn's, creation
The soloists were Bertha Harmon Force. Iheo-
dora Van yorx and Frank Cruxton. Mrs. Rob
ert Able Mrs D. c. Blair, Mrs John w. Auchin-
Gloss, Mrs George A. Draper. Mrs. Henry L. Emo.
Mrs E. G. Fabbri. Mrs. H ", Gray, Mrs. w. 5.
Gurnee Miss Guthrie. Mrs. John 5. Kennedy Mrs
J. c Livingston Mrs. Foster Nilliken. Mrs. Francis
l. WeImau Mrs w ]. Schie:felin. Mrs. c. B.
Wadsworth Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs Dave Hen
nen Morris occupied boxes
Vice-President and Mrs. Fairbanks called on Cap
tain CowIes OF the Missouri. this afternoon. and
were received with the Vfce-Presidential salute
The Vice President leaves here Sunday for Ellis
worth 20 become the guest OF Senator Eugene Haze
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

BRADLEY-On Monday afternoon August Z 1908.
Funeral services at her late residence. Nyack n T.
Wednesday, August O'Clock p Internent
Brattleborough. n. Y
BROUwER-On Tuesday morning August s. after a long
Illness Elizabeth Jackson. wife OF Theophlus 4
65 Central Park West. THURSDAY. August 10
O'Clock p m.
FI.ETCHER-At Bernardsvlne n. J.. August . 1908.
services at his residence No. $3.50 West T7th-st.
Kndiy fEafg'S omit Hl'cs aowers '''''S''' private
,, her & hnr'e Nc 2ISl 'thavs on Monday
ST. James Methodist Episcopal church 12s,S-st ana
Interment Perth Anlboy y. J.
IA his R Year S John al the l.
Guis j %ednssdag is at $50 oeoek @ taylor N'0H''n
LTDLow-At New -srunsxiek; \: ], Angus, Mary
the seventy-nnth year age Funeral service al
nowers.
MERRILI-sgdden 1nai at Newark n, J., on Monday
servcc viii be held at his home No ' s. 15eo5 F
on Wednesday. August o. at ) p. Interment at
Katherine NJ Ocot wife OF the Cornelius olcott
from residence. ''Cilenida' greenwood Lake
ss an from F Road ar aO station @ aS y me 9
its arrival At Greenwood Lake GIens Interment at
Greenwood Cemetsry Thursday morning.
sTONE-At Mendham. y. J.. August 3 1895 General
Roy stone in the e9th year Of his Funeral ser
Wednesday
Arlington
TAYLOR-Suddeny July 81 Edward skiddy Taylor Of
III, only of late Diana
Taylor OF Peekskn. y Y. aged 60
VAN BUREN-on TUESDAY August s. of appendicitis. at
NeW-Brghton, staten Island John d. Van Buren, t
son Of John d. and Elizabeth Z. Van Buren, aged 2i
years Funeral Christ Church. NeyBrlghton staten
Island. Thursday. August 10. 1890 a. m New
burg Philadelphia papers please copy.
WFIITL1OCK-At Quogue Long Island on sunday August
Bache McEvers Whitlock. In the 54th Of
Funeral services Calvary Church 4th 2ist-
on THURSDAY morning. August 10 ar 10 O'Clock
Interment a WOodlawn
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
MRS. TOM THUMB LEARNING MUSIC

In a burst of confidence Mrs. General Tom
Thumb of the Midget City. Dreamand, conhded 10
her husband Count Magri. that she had determined
TO become a pianist. The count could not keep the
secret and disclosed the fact that Mrs. Thumb, or
Countess Magri, as he called her, would take her
first lesson to-day. She is great admirer OF Pade-
rewski who told her last spring in Boston. as she
already PLAYED the piano by and her execution
was fairly good that she not too old 10 take
lessons Mrs. Thumb is sixty years old.
Miss Florence Swasey. d teacher of the piano,
of No. rs Russell Place, Brooklyn. has been en-
gagged 10 give Mrs. Thumb instruction. Mrs. Thurnb
will use her Elmer Chickering piano. made speci-
ally for her in 1860, which she takes with her on
her
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
sYoN HOUSE. AT BRENTFopn


Syon House, which was the scene Of the social
execution perpetrated by the Duchess OF Northum
Deiiahu Is grand old place. one OF the most
qu0iH' ana dellghtful OF the fast vanishing subur
Dan palaces which once formed so cbarnins
Siiuie around London In oden times II was IA
nous as Benedictine convent and was turned
over Dy King Henry VIII at the time of the Refor-
nation TO the Duke of Somerset who rebuilt the
greater part OF the present mansion Queen Cath
crime Howard lived there for several weeks prior
10 her execution After the Duke of Somerset's ex-
ecution in 1852 Syon House passed into the possess
sion of the Duke of Northumbe berIand 1t was at
Syon House that Lady Jane Grey was living when
father-in-law, the Duke of Northumberland
and it thence that she went in state bv
the river 10 the Tower OF London. where she the
Duke of Northumberland and her husband Lord
John Dudley, put to death on the scaffold
In the reign of Mary it again a nunnery
Of the so-caIled Daughters OF Syon, and then in
1904 King James / granted II to Percy Earl of
Northumberland who was mixed up IN the Gun
powder Plot. 1t Syon House that several
of the last interviews of the i'll fated King Charles
! with his children took place, and Queen Anne
lived there for a considerable time prior her
accession the throne the place having been
lent 10 her by the Duke of Northumberland.
The gardens their excellence and interest
chiefly the Duke of Northumberland fig
ured so conspicuously in the American war.
l may add that the Benedictine of the Brig
irtne Convent near Ghent still retain among their
most treasured possessions large antique key of
the main door Of Syon House. When the nuns
expelled, between three and four centuries
ago. that the mother abbeSs of the day,
with characteristic femininity, locked the front
protest against the disesta bshment Of ancient
faith. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
FUNERAL OF MRS. SANDERS.

The funeral of Mrs. Eleanor Butler Sanders wife
of the Rev DR. Henry NJ. Sanders. for many years
pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. this
city. was attended yesterday by many sym
pathizing friends her home. No. 4S3 5th-ave.
The services were in charge of the Rev. DR. George
r Pentecost pastor Of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church He was assisted by the Rev. DR.. Ely.
who had been in the past associated with Mrs.
Sanders In some of her large philanthropc. educa-
tional and charitable work Mrs. Sanders con,
trihuted money and personal services 10 several
prominent educational institutions, and especially
to Bernard College.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aug g.
Unsettled weather prevails in the Atlantic and Gun
States have been general tnuhderstorns over
districts with heavy rains in the houth Az
Iantic States depression the upper Missis-
sippi Valley has showers in Minnesota Northern
Wisconsin Western upper Michigan ana local nun
be remainder Of the Vest and valleys the
setted weather the eastern sSa sd"tb half
o the country with showers Mednesu mes u3 W states the
Atlantic and southern portion ] OF ee lake region and
upper MlSssPP Vsfy g or aq hugday in the ower lake
states and western NewEngand Thursday afternoon or
night There win also be local 1o9a and on Thurs
day Western Florida Temperature changes WIN io
The winds along the New England and Middle Atlantis
Coast WI be gh to tresh b aIa east 10 south; on the
East Coast light and variable on me Mest Sa al
gi 70 fresh beconlng south. the lakes fresh
70 br & south & %nG asn T's pror shifting
day night western Superior fresh northwest to
Wednesday for EH59geaR TFS ports SsTy T
cloudy weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities.-For Western New
Pennsylvania fair to-day showers and
Thursday; light 10 fresh winds oecom
ing
THURSDAY showers Thursday afternoon night; light to
fresh south winds.
For Nev--Jersey partly cloudy to-day and Thursday
showers Thursday afternoon night in northern poF
District colgmba occasional ,aa showers to
IN eastern portion; thursday partly cloudy light south
For Delaware partly day and Thursday light
PsnRslyana PsTy eSuay 6@ arbt SAg ID goI and
ern and portions light south 70 souh"est Winds
showers THURSDAY afternoon night southern portion
light fresh south to southwest "ihds'
Local Official Reeord.-The following ofcial record
from the Bureau shows the changes in the
,,,r for the last twenty-four hourx. in comparison
date NJ
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
TWO GRAVES FOR ONE BODY.
Brooklyn Man So Large That He Cannot
Be Buried Beside Wife and Parents.

AS his body is large that two graves will be
required to hold II. the OF Patrick II McGee
OF Brooklyn, who is said to have weighed nearly
four hundred pounds, obliged TO have it taken
10 St Johns Cemetery. Flushing. whore II will
be buried to-day. AS the rules of Holy Cross
Cemetery. Brooklyn forbid the selling of two lots
for one body, it not possible to bury Mr..
MCGEE beside the bodies Of his parents and wife
IN that cemetery.
Always a powerful man. the size of Mr.. MCGEE
was increased in the last months of his life by
dropsy. He died his home. No. 4,4l4 3d-aVe.,
Bay Ridge, Sunday special coffin had 10
he made.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
GusEY AGENT HELD FOR LARCENY.
Employe of Estate Accused of Taking Pro-
ceeds of Check.

Harry l. Haight recently married. and living at
No q Ienox-ave. an agent for the Gisey estate,
was arrested yesterday afternoon without warrant,
charged with having defrauded the firm OF consid-
erable money. The complainant was Frederic =
C,il.ey of No 553 West End-ave.
The specific charge Was the larceny 9I me e pro
broker Of No 30 Broadway. and drawn on the
National Shoe and Leather Bank 1t was made
navsbIe TO Albert l. Loeb Haight wanted 70
pnjcad guilty hut Magistrate Breen would not let
him Bal was hxtd ii $500.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
POgfofTcA Notice

tshould be read DAILY by all Interested changes
may a time
Foreign mails for the ending August II 1909.
VIII close promptly all the General Post
ONCE follows. Registered ParcelsPOst Mails close
az the General Postoffce earlier closing
time shown below Mails Germany close
AZ . p
isPost Mails Tor Great Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays. and
oy the American Line SATURDAYS. additional
dispatch s made when a Cunard
steamer sails Saturday than the American Line
steamer the day. The Parcels Post mails close
one hour before the regular mails
Parcels-Post and Great Britain and
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary mails close Foreign sta
ton tcOrner half than
closing time shown below that Supplementary
Mails for Europe and for Central America via Colon close
one hour later Foreign StatiOnl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
MISS HELEN MORTON HERE.

Miss Helen Morton. daughter of Ex-Governor Levi
P Morton arrived here last night the Kaiser
Wilhelm II. Miss Morton is the divorced wife of
Count Bosom de Talleyrand-P -Pertgord-
Miss Morton will make brief visit TO her sister
Mrs George c. Eusts. who is at the Levi P.
Morton home. at Ellerslie- on he Hudson
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
COLONEL j. j. ASToR ARRIVES.

Colonel ]. j. Astor accompanied by his family,
arrived here yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm H.
Mr. Astor will sail for Newport to-day his yacht
the Nourmahal, where he will remain for the sum
mer and fall. Colonel Astor had about twenty
nie Of haR
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
wrTTE ALLIED TO THE RoMANoFFs.

wTTTE ALLIED TO THE ROMANOFFs.
Although much is being made of the plebeian
origin of NJ de witte. principal Russian pleni-
notentia-y AT the peace congress ut Portsmouth,
the fac- remains that through the marriage OF his
daughter 10 Nj Narashkine secretary Of the Rus
sian Legation at Brussels he has become connected
with the reigning house OF Romanoff. Several
matrimonial alliances have taken place between
the Narashkines and the Romanoffs. The most
important OF them all undoubtedly that be
tween Car Alexis and Natalie Narashkine, the off
spring o. which was Peter the Great. II was from
his Narashkine mother. the Czarine Natalie. who
exercised the regency during Peters minority,
that he rnbibed all his Western notions and taste
FOR Western civilization. Her uncle and guardian,
by whom she had been brought UP, the Boyar
Matvyen. was married 10 a Scotch wife Miss
Hamilton. who declined conform herself to the
altogether Oriental customs OF restricting women
10 the secluson Of the harem which then prevailed
in Russia. and not only insisted running her
house ~ Moscow IN altogether European
fashion. but in maintaining the first European
salon known in the land Of the Gar. 1t was
70 q Narashkine. therefore. that Russia in
debted for its first initiation 10 the advantages
and enlightenment Of Western civilization. and
under the circumstances it seemed peculiarly ap-
propriate that the name Of Narashkine should now
r the twentieth century he connected with the one
Russian statesman OF all others who is identified
both in his country and abroad with every
thing that pertains Western reforms and prog
ress in the Muscovite Empire
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAY tsp-At T.3O a m. for Netherlands
Especially addressed only. per Potsdam; al $50
a m. supplementary II a for Europe s s.
Oceanic via Queenstown and Liverpool
THURSDAY 00l-At g. for France. switzerland.
Italy. Spain Portugal. Turkey and Brit
ish India. per Ia GasCOEne. Havre talso other
parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY O2l-At s m. for Europe. New
York. via Plymouth and CherbourE Including Liver
pool. Scotland Ireland and Africa specially
addressed for this steamer: a. n Relgiun
CFarccls-Post MailsI. VaderIand taso regular
mail for Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer at ESQ a m supplementary IL a nj for
Europe. per $. Lucanta. via Queenstown and Liver
pool: 12:30 . for Scotland direct especially
dressed only. S.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
THE DUCHESS CAUSED HER ARREST.

THE DUCHESS CAUSED HER ARREST.
To the Duchess Of Northumberland belongs the
credit OF proceeding TO the extremity Of calling In
the police 70 arrest an unbidden guest at Of
her recent entertainments at SyOn House near
Brertford. This practice OF attending social func-
lions uninvited is not altogether unknown in this
country, especially in Washington II is doubtful
however whether the abuse has ever been Carried
70 The lengths that exists in Europe, where
hostesses sometimes do not even know by sight one-
half Of the guests present at their parties Some
people bring their friends. whom they do not even
take trouble introduce 10 the hostess. while
IN other instances strangers just drop in of their
ORR accord.
This is what happened the other day AZ one Of
the Duchess Of Northumberland entertainments
The duchess observed a beautifully dressed woIn-
an, q obvious refinement, wandering anout, and
could not recall ever having seen her before &C
cordingly. she sent Of the ss-v1nts 10 ask for
her name and. finding it with which she
was familiar. walked uD tc her and inquired
whether she represented any newspaper As the
stranger was unable 10 give any satisfactory ac-
count u herself, tie duchess not Only requested
her 70 retire but likewise Instructed tn. groom of
ihe chambers 10 cause her arrest by the detective
Who was al the entrance. She felt that she OWED
TINS to her other guests. Ia Hiew OF ths P'asibhty
OF the latter discovering later that they had
been ropbed Of valuable Jewels.
Aot uhtl the fair stranger had spent thirty-slA
hours under arrest her Identity revealed as
young woman Of birth and fortune and highly con-
necteo Who could easily. by reason Of her social
position, have obtained an invitation from the
aochess through mutual friends had she gone the
night way about f. but who exposed herself TO the
disgrace Of expulsion and arrest a suspicious
character owing 10 her resort 10 the prevailing
practice II attending entertainments unlimited.
The Duchess Of Northumberland, who is sister
q the Duke Of Argyll. and a sister-in-law there
fore, OF Princess Louise Of England is the most
exclusive Of English hostesses-even more so than
the Duchess Of Buccleuch. She very clever
woman. and ksenly conscious Of her birth and
rank and Of the prerogatives Of the ducaI house
u Northumberland. These privileges include that
~ being buried within the walls OF Westminster
Abbey Formerly many great families possessed
this right but they have either become extinct or
have allowed the right 10 lapse. 1t Is a right 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-Ileutenant G N. Bunker, Z. S. n;
a D. Raymond. L. 5, A. HOLLAND HOUSE
w s Truesdale Peoria, ILL.,; Louis F. Payn.
Chatham n Y MANHATTAN-Sir Chentung
Lang Cheng, Chinese Minister 10 the United
states: General W. II. Seward, Auburn n. Y;
] r Bristow washington WALDORF ASTORIA
F A ogden. Pittsburg; c. W. Goodyear. Buff
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New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
POSTMASTER GENERALS VACATION.

Washington, Aug. S-Postmaster General COrtel-
you has begun his annual vacation. and VIII be
absent from the department for about six weeks
He will start tomorrow for Long Island, where he
will spend a few days. after which his plans are
ind afuft
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
CEAIETER RLEs.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

ia accessible Harlem
Webster and Jerome trolleys and by
S125 Telephone (4s55 Gramercy1
OF Views o representative
" Orice 20 East 23rd ST. n Y City
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yesterday 20 degTeesi lowest n.
a,e "a. average corresponding date last year.
=. average for corresponding date Of last twenty-five
year forecast: Partly cloudy to-day and Thursday:
vT THURSDAY afternoon night; light 20 fresh south
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
WHY THE ENVOY WAS RECALLED.

Emperor Nicholas has just recalled his charge
o'a1aires. NJ. solovieh from the court Of Cettinte
under the following circumstances: At present
during the absence abroad Of the reigning Prince Of
Montenegro, his unpopular. dissipated and alto
Eefher disreputable son, the Crown Prince Daniel.
is administering the government regent in his
stead. As such he had made arrangements for a
grand military celebration in connection with the
inauguration Of the new buildings OF the Italo-
Montenegrin tobacco monopoly at Cettinje when
suddenly the arrived Of the destruction Of the
Russian Baltic feet by Admiral Togo in the Strait
OF Tsushima- On receipt Of this intelligence the
Cars charge daffaires suggested 10 the Crown
Prince OF Montenegro that. in view Of the intimacy
OF the relations between the courts Of St Peters
burg and Cettnje the ceremony and the festivities
IN connection Herewith might he postponed for
few days. and when this declared TO be impos-
sible he asked that. al any rate. the two Podorca
regiments Of the Montenegrin army. which are not
only equipped but likewise armed and maintained
entirely the expense Of Emperor Nicholas. should
be relieved from the obligations Of taking any part
In The celebration Not only did Crown Prince
Daniel turn deaf ear 10 these demands arrogantly
declaring that Montenegro was an independent
mate. but AZ the banquet which took place in
hsction with the ceremonies he delivered a speech
which he lsuded in the most extravagant fashion
The bravery Of the japanese in the present war and
the extraordinary genius OF Admiral Togo as a
naval commander.
Il was on learning this that the Car recalled his
charge d'snsires from Cettinje He has every
cause 70 Dc thoroughly eTnbittered about the mat
ter for all the numerous sisters of Crown Prince
Daniel have been brought up at St Petersburg un-
Der The personal direction and the expense of the
widowed Czarina. II was the Emperor and his ia
ther who lowered not only each OF the Montenegrin
princesses but likewise the Mecklenburg- -StreIitz
b,lde Of Crown Prince Daniel. with 100000 rubles
eacu while only has the reigning Prince of
Montenegro been repeatedly extricated from hnan-
cisl ennbarrassnents by the reigning house of
Russia. but the entire court Of Cettinje and the
whole government administration Of Montenegro
nay be said 10 be al the expense Of the Gar
Under the circumstances, Crown Prince Daniels
attitude can only he described as one OF chara.-
terisric ingrstitude and lack OF proper feeling
toward the benefactors Of his family ST. Peters
burg
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
CSDERTAhERs.

FRANK F. CAMPBELL. 24l-s West ESD 81
Stephen Merritt Embg Inst. Tel 1924 Chelsea
stephen Merritt. the world known
dertaer only place OF business. Sthave and 18TH
the world. Tel I2f and fs5 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Anon the passengers who will sail to-day for
Liverpool on the Oceanic
Mr. and William Senator Thomas g Durham.
Parsons. John Bancroft.
E L. Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win be
republished in The Triweekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09
Special Notices.
Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates
BY FAIRLY MAI. TRAIN.
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tOu,side Of B0rouEhs OF Manhattan and
Bronx. Also 10 Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the
Philippines without expense foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

r or an American It might not be gracious
10 comment on affronts which have sometimes in
me past oeen placed on the United States govern
henl aho american people by foreign diplomats who
Ee taken advantage of their privileged position
20 Iorce upon society at Washington feminine rela
ives ana conditions that would not be accepted
elther at the court which they represent or al any
o'her monarchial capital But a foreigner there
N'l De no objection TO my calling attention TO this
OF 10 my giving expression to the astonishment
ieI oy other foreigners and by the people abroad
at the extraordinary forbearance and indulgence
that nave been shown here. and especially at
washington, W in the matter-a forbearance that has
been taxed on several occasions 10 the utmost
limits
io-oay' however, the state of affairs has hap
pNE' changed at Washington Let us hope that
OheY VIII remain so. and that the American
people VIII never again be submitted to the in
dignity Of being asked to accord diplomatic statu.
aho ofheal courtesies TO persons who sometimes
through no Iaut Of their own but through that
oI thelr parents. are not socially current in their
0NH country and whose presence is a source Of
considerable embarrassment TO the other feminine
members OF the foreign diplomatic CORPS
New-York tribune., 1905-08-09

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