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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
THEIR AMERICAN AFFILIATIONS,

NAV add that there is no other house Of the
British aristocracy that has so many Affiliations
with this country. for there is General Arthur
rapet who is married to the daughter of the late
Mrs Paran Stevens of New-York: his brother Al
meric Paget who is welded TO the eldest daugh-
ter Of the late William {. Whitney of New
York Sidney Paget makes his home in this coun-
try and manages the racing stable Of James b.
Haegn and the Marchoness of AngIesey widow
of the fourth marquis. is a daughter cf j. P. King
of Sand Hall. Ga. Nor does this by any means ex-
haust the list of these international alliances.
In conclusion it may be stated that the Pagets
of to-day are Pagets through the female side of the
house only The last Of the Pagets was Caroline
PaSet daughter and heiress of General Thomas
Paget She married in 1897 Sir Nicholas Bayley
Bart and the barony of Paget being a barony in
fee it devolved upon her Oldest son, who dropped
the name of BayIey TO assume that of Paget. along
with the title MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
THE NEW LORD OF ANGLEsEy


The new Marquis of Anglesey is still minor
and although only nineteen years of age. is already
a member Of the Bachelors Club and a gilded
youth of London town. He is the of the late
Lord Alexander Paget. uncle Of the fifth marquis
and brother of the fourth holder OF the peerage
The new Lord Anglesey has younger brother Of
sixteen. and after that in the line OF succession
come his uncle, Lord Berkeley Paget, and the
Iatter's soldier son. Rowland Paget. Two other
lives namely those of old General William Henry
Paget and OF Fitzroy Paget. stand between the
marquisate and General Arthur Paget. who is
ried to the daughter of the late Mrs. Paran Stevens
of New York.
The Paget family founded by Sir William
Paget. Secretary of State to King Henry VIII and
an important role in the affairs of state, and espe-
cially in court life. Until the early part Of the
nineteenth century, however, the chief OF the fam
lily was known the Earl of Uxbridge and as
Lord Paget and II not until the battle of
Waterloo in 1915, that the Lord Uxbridge of the
day. a famous cavalry general. created Mar
quis Of Angesey by the Prince Regent for his ser
vices in that historic encounter in which, by the
bye. he lost leg.
Uxbridge excited widespread Indignation owing to
the fact that the title OF Anglesey regarded as
belonging TO the Annesley family. There were no
less than six Annesley Earls of Anglesey and it
was the son OF the fifth earl who has furnished
the theme for much romance as the wander
ing Heir"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
FUNERAL OF MEYER eueeENHEIM.

The funeral of Meyer Guggenheim was held yes
terday morning at 10 o'clock at the Temple Emanu-
Ell 5th-ave. and 43d-st The interment was in the
family plot in Salem Fields. Mr.. Guggenheim died
last Wednesday at Palm Beach, Fla. and hi
BODY was brought this city Saturday Besides
the seven sons and daughters who survive Mr.
Guggenheim there were present at the temple
fifteen grandchildren and four great-grandchildren
Representatives Of the various enterprises with
which he was connected were also present.
With the entrance of the funeral cOrtege the
choir intoned the ''Kol Nidre." The anthems were
oh for the Wings of a Dove and Rest Thy
Burden on the Lord" The recessional was Chopin's
Funeral March The Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman
conducted the service and pronounced the eulogy.
Mourning services held at Mr. Guggenheim's
home No, IS West Hth-st. last night at o'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
FROM $50 TO $500.
An Extraordinary Advance in the Value of
an Eighteenth Century Drawing.

The latest surprise of the auction room was
reported in The Tribune yesterday by our Paris
correspondent. At the sale of the Beurdeley col
lection of eighteenth century drawings at the
Georges Petit Gallery, in the Rue de Seze. La
Marchande de Modes" a gouache by Nicolas
LAWRENCE, fetched the sum of $4,000. This was
$1,000 more than NJ. Beurdeley had paid for it,
but these figures give little idea of the rate at
which the eighteenth century drawings of the
French school have increased in value This
example of LAWRENCE, which we reproduce, was
sold in 1860 for $50 Our illustration shows, of
course the character Of the design. which is one
of those dainty studies of fashionable Partisan
life in the time of Louis XVI which are espe-
cialIy typical Of the paintings, drawings and en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
VICTOR HERBERT CONCERT.

FlSsor Herbert gave his second concert OF the
sprlng season at the Majestic Theatre last night
Aao wa welcomed by a crowded house. Interest
e-1ecneo 10 the opening numbsr, the overture TO
Us E1ecernaus,' because OF Ids time connec-
ooS with STRAUSS orchestra. Mr.. Herbert played
the work with captivating spirit and sparkie he
can 2sshaos be as near Viennese as any conductor
OF Eight znazlc who is not of the blood may be It
Wa be 3 pEey IL he does not play more Strauss
n1slc this spring. Miss May Naudain of the
aeEtasnd" company. sang a group of Mr.. Her
SeRrs songs Zone Of them new with the poem by
e~ln0urhs), and that practical joke. the variations
on an Old German foIksong, by ochs. was delight
l1ly rendered by FIR. Herbert and his II
reminded ops afresh OF X. c, Burners 1arody OF
ssfiogs poets by means OF variations on the poem
% Home, Sweet Home" The Walt Whitman OF
~. ~. sunnsrs poem Is, Of course, the Wagner OF
lie grehestral parody. Mr.. Herbert furnished the
recall numbers from his own compositions, which
were ioucly appla lded in each case.
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LORD SOLD INTO AMERICAN SLAVERY.

A mere accident brought not long afterward the
sxth earl and the real heir together. The earl did
not stick at triies. and found little difficulty in
inducing a ship captain TO shanghai young Lord
Altman and TO carry him off to America, declaring
that the lad was the i!egitirnate son Of nobeman
and had disgraced himself. and that IT was neces-
sarv for the family name that the boy should be
ont of the country. The captain took the hint, and
an reaching this country virtually sold tbs lad to
pennsvvania planter for term OF years. The
bomely daughter of his master fell In love with
tbo Young lord. and 10 escape her advances he ned
10 the coast and made his way TO Jamaica, where
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

j tZIl-At 2-30 a for Europe. per E-oo~
az s2o VIA ,FIyInouth boIrg and Bremen;
TlId must De directed per s Prinz Oskar'')
WEDNESDAY, C22)-At a for Europe per
SedTle via Queenstown Liverpool (nail for France
SS~ItzsFlaha. AIaly Spain. Portugal. Turkey
5 5fI ana British India must be directed per
SeuIlSS y at 100 a for direct
Noordam (neil directed per s Nooriars,s9
at SSS a. m for Italy direct per Ligurla CILa
nus must De alreeted per s 8 Liguria D.
Iii RSDAI (23)-At Z a. m for France gvvitzariz,5
lay SPAIN Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece and Ezrir-
st ino az per s . La sayoe via Havre for other
OF EUROPE must be per La
tzoJ-At 6.SO a. Liverpool Scotland
anu ireland per 8 Lucania. Queenstown
elpOoI Oua Tor other Of Europe directed
per e LSeania' }; at a Europe. per g. s, St
LOUIS via plymouth and Charbourg: S.3O a. m for
Faree-Post Nails. per ). Vaderlaad trsg-
Belgium directed 8 9,
Isna D. az $50 a for Italy direct per Princess
Hhall must be directed per Princess Irene
AZ S;SO a m for Scotland direct per Columbia
Vnah must be directed per $. s. COlUmbia'O.
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DIR. HARPER IMPROVES AT LAKEWOOD.

Lakewood. N J.. March 10 (specIaD.-Dr. William
H Harper. president of Chicago University. who
came here the advice of John d. Rockefeller.
passed the day quietly at his hotel "Dr. Harper
has improved wonderfully" said DR.. Billings. his
physician tonight. 'and is much pleased with
Lakewood Just how long he will remain here Is
hard 10 say. but there Is every TO believe II
will be several weeks
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MASONIC DEGREES FOR FAIRBANKS
Vice-President to Take Three More at In
dianapolis Today.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

indianapolis, March 19-The degrees in Masonry
comprised in the York Rite and consisting Of the
Council. Chapter and Commandery degrees. will be
taken in this city by Vice President Fairbanks to-
morrow. He VIII reach here in the morning and the
midnight.
Mr. Fairbanks took three degrees in one day in
the holidays and in each passed highly creditabIe
examinations before proceeding with the limitations
that 1olIoWed. He Will take the York Rite degrees
with the same rapidity and establish a record in
trance into Freelnasonry A large number Of
prominent Masons will witness the ceremonies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

FAKE aI beUfse D. smith Laura j. T.
Harlow. Wilbor B. Young. Mrs j. II.
1905 Andrew Albright. OF Newark. n. j. Notice Of
ARNOUX-On March Is 1909 Emily A Armour ,-o.,.
or funeral hereafter. S
CARHART- March nth. 1905. George B. Carhart IN
residence No i2s Columbia Heights BooyS at on ms Mate a5e
day March Goth. at 2:3o p. Kindly omit flowers
ees w be Ma e a. Is 12 s 4s5s a
9taoave and 49th-st ON Monday evening. O'Clock.
GARwooD-on Friday March II. 1905 MARI A n,,.
Of of, the late Hamilton c GarwOod Funeral services
on Tuesday March 81 at i:so ocioes 81 west Sh
Wife Of sRffx nss Ma5a - 1875 Sss &
M56E M.oS Of B4Ssyn Sat Ma5s4 18Th
MooNEY-At Ausable Chasm. N. Y. March IS suddenly
Of meningits chester AThgc Youngest son Of Wal
months and 10 days. Interment in family lot. Rock
NEIISoN-At New Brunswick n j.. on March 18th
81 Fgsr s wildly of %tss and
OF her Funeral private
sNITTI-As somers. n. Y. March IS 19O5 Laura Jo-
residence somers \ Y. Tuesday. March q. 1905. at
\. Y Carriages will be IN waiting At Goldens Bridse
Central Depot --OiH u anu
TRAVERS-Su Suddenly, March Is. Francis c. Travers
beloved husband OF Elizabeth. his residence. No so
West 7+th-st Funeral Tuesday. March 81. at
Church st. Paul the Apostle. 59th-st. Columbus
ave, at 10 a. n. Please omit flowers
TURNER-on March H. James Turner. beloved husband
o Matilda Turner aged Sc years Funeral his
late residence No 4O2 West 29tl-st., Monday
March 20 1895. at D.
WOLCOTT-Ded. Monte Carlo. March 1st 1905 Ed
ward Oliver Wolcott, aged 90 years IL months Flu
service at Brick Church. 5th- 37th-st
Tuesday March 21st 10 a. Interment at Wood
lawn.
YouNG-on Friday March IT, 1905 at the residence Of
her son-in-law, James Phyfe, No. West 12Sth-st.,
Mrs. J. II. Young. Funeral private.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
THE PAGEr LORDS OF ANGLEsEY.

The first of the Paget Lords Angesey, besides
being distinguished general. was most remarkable
in his domestic arrangements For, after having
eight children by his first wife. Lady Caroline
Viliers daughter of the Earl Of Jersey, he was
divorced and at once proceeded to marry the di-
vorcad wife of the first Lord Cowley, to whom he
was obliged to pay 100000 damages as core
spondent for the alienation of the lady's anec-
lions She had four children by her marriage with
Lord Cowley and then, by her union with
Lord Anglesey, she had six more children, so that
the family, omnium gatherum, consisted, all told
of eighteen children fourteen Of them Pagets ana
four of them %Veeseys. that is to say the OFF
spring of the first Lord Cowley.
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CARNEGIE LIBRARY FOR SYRACUSE
University Receives $4,000 for Building
Third in 0nondaga County.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. I

tSd TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I
Syracuse March 19.-Andrew Carnegie has given
S15OO00 for library building for Syracuse Unfver-
sity, 10 be erected on the campus Plans for
library were executed two years ago. and since
that time the institution has been looking for the
means with which to put up the building The
Rev. James D. Phelps. financial secretary of the
university. presented its cause 10 Mr.. Carnegie.
This makes Mr.. Carnegie's third library in Onon-
daga County. One for the city of Syracuse cost,
Ing 100000. and one at Solway, just west Of the
city, have just been completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
GENERAL a. G. cuMMINes.

Knoxville. March 19.-General Arthur Campbell
Cummings conspicuous character in Virginia's
military history, died at Abingdon, Va, to-day,
eghty-three years old. He participated in the war
With Mexico. wounded by guerillas in the
march On the City of Mexico and made brevet
!,aJor for gallant conduct in that engagement In
zee SiFn War he commanded the SD Regiment in
Inc FAMOUS St9newan Brigade. He was gradu-
&c of Virginia Military Institute and was q well
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Captain ]. Fred HILL Boston. CAM
BRIDGE-Captain Van Ness Philip Claverack,
HoLLAND--Bayard Taylor. Boston; ex-GOvernor
Murphy, Arizona. IMPERIAL-J. A. Moore, u. 5.
A. Dr. Mignault Montreal VICTORIA-State
Senator Green, Binghamton. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-William Kendrick. Kansas City VOL
COTT-Dr II. r. HardtmaNer. il. Pittsburg.
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PostofIIce Notice.

Sshould be read DAILY by All interested as changes
Close Fgn mails Tor the week ending Marth q 1905. win
SUse promptly IN all the Genefal POstoce
totIoWs; Registered and ParCeIs-POs Nails
nuF carrier than closing time shown below. Parcels
Vst mars Tor Germany close D. March 90 Per
s. $ hNronprinz WilheIm per Main: March
- per 8 $ Patricia March - per . Barbarcssa
ana Supplementary mails close foreign
Ion Lon corner OF West and Morton
coslLS time shown below Except that supple
i mans Tor Europe and Central America Colon.
S1Ose one hour later a foreign stationl
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f. &. TRAVERS DEAD.
Friend and Neighbor of President
Roosevelt To Be Buried -morro1c.

Francis c. Travers prominent in Roman Cath
ole affairs in this city, and friend and neighbor
ot President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay died sud
denly at his home, No 50 West 74th-st.. Sat-
lrday night He had been unwell for some time
but his death entirely unexpected. Heart dis
ease was the immediate cause of death.
Mr.. Travers. who took considerable interest in
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Highest temperature yesterday 20 degrees; lowest 40
So FOR corresponding date last AZ
average corresponding date last twenty-five years 81
Local Forecast-To-day rain snow and colder brisk
north northeast Winds Tuesday partly cloudy.
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Offces.
MAIN OFFICE-No. 16s
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Thomas Cook s. Son. Tourist ofices Ludgate Circus.
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In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes In pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
recording dotted line tempera-
ture by the local Weather Bureau.
Official Record and Forecast-The following official
Weather Bureau shows the changes
last twentyfour hours,
with the corresponding date Of last year;
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. March

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. March 10
The pressure again throughout country ex-
cept from the Mississippi Valley eastward with
principal disturbance upper Ohio Val
ley. central Rocky Mountain the British
Northwest .As these disturbed there
been everywhere except in the
Atlantic States and the extreme Northwest
Temperatures fallen decidedly the lower Mis-
souri, and upper Mississippi valleys and from the lake
region east ward except Southern New-England
will be Monday In the lower lake and upper
lake region. rain or snow in the Middle Atlantic states
Southern Nev-Englaud. showers in the South T.
and the central Rocky Noun
tain region the plateau region and the North Pacific
Showers probable Tuesday in the Gulf States
and lover Mississippi Valley
Forecast for Special Localities-For District OF
Columbia, much colder to-day; partly cloudy
Tuesday: fresh 10 brisk noEtheasteriy winds
For Delaware rain and much colder to-day
brisk northerly winds: partly cloudy Tuesday.
NeW-Jersey, ra-u and much colder to-day;
brisk north Winds partly cloudy Tuesday.
For New-York, in the Interior, rain or
snow and south portions today brisk
north northeast winds; partly cloudy Tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20
GENERAL MILES VISITS WEST POINT.

West Point y. y. March l9.-Generai Nelson A.
Ailes paid visit 10 West Point to-day. He came
= ace his soE. a member of the first class.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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Gramercy) for Book OF Views or representative.
Office 20 East 2Srd ST.. n. Y. City.
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Special Notices.
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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mi, country or abroad changed often
dssirsd. Subscriptions be given
dealer before leaving convenient, hand them
IN an THE TRIBUNE Office
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Domestic Rates.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA


WEST INDIES, ETC.
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pes csstan P qhS r5f1ay must De d.
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cent a ,sgPPIementary lose a M for NissEesua tex
cor; Panama Canal Zone; Cauca Departments OF Co
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Tor Grenada. St vincent trinidad ciadad soliVaF and
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Died.
Death notices appearing in TIE TRIBUNE will be
republished In The Tr-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge.

Albright Andrew Mooney. Chester A.
AInoux Emily A Nelson Catharine B.
Sarnart: george B. Smith. Laura j. T.
Flake Albert Travers Francis q
Garwood, Mary A. Turner, James.
Hankinson, Catherine L. Wolcott Edward n
HARROW Wlloor B. Young, Mrs. J. H
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSACT

TRNNSFACIFiC-
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pha. See ahoVe-)
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other sunday March 20. April 9 auG %, etcD
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