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New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HoLKHAM HALL. IN NORFOLK.

Hokhan which comprises over $4,000 acres. is
one of the beautiful places in Norfokshre.
situated in that part of the county which is the
nearest spot the English shores to Denmark,
which has often led Lord Leicester to insist that
King Christian was his mex: door neighbor The
hall is a massive building. built something over
200 years ago and OF very stately proportions The
entrance hall some seventy feet long by fifty feet
wide. is of varegated alabaster. of tones at once
cool and rich. The settees and chairs with which
the hall is partly furnished light its cold splendor
with resonant notes of scarlet and gold. and the
floor is thickly with relics of the chase IN
the shape OF skins of bear, boar and deer. broad
crimson carpeted stair leads a gallery, which
extends round three sides Of the hall, from whose
balustrade spring eighteen solid pillars of alabaster
On to this gallery open the doors of the various
apartments. The latter rich with the master
pieces of the greatest painters of Europe Holben'
Van Dyck. Titan, Raphael, Fsubens. Reynolds rosa
and Gainsborough all represented on the "AHs'
while among the treasures contained IN the library
is first edition copy Of the ''Novum Organur'
presented by its author. the great Sir fraicIs
Bacon to his rival, Chief Justice Coke an hiuIn-
mated manuscript OF the 'Divina Commedla oi
the fourteenth century. which pelohseu 10 hN
bi,,,saIf. y Cicero of the ninth century from the
Abbey Of Cluny which was used by Abeiard tie
orIg,nal manuscript Of Leonardo da Nincfs book
on hydraulics. written in delicate haho' i,"
rnancina" that is, backward SO tiih' !, CAIN can
he read by holding it to mirror anu d mo-,
,o+ ivy presented by Cosmo di Medic 10
.1so % n,anIes the leaves of which are reported
-, he ironregnated with a subtle and deadly poison
may add that on the tue page OF f,aoo,4 % ,s p -
4''y - of his "Novum Organum' Chief JUS
tna Coke the recipient, has written the following
caustic comment:
..r.s.rveth not be read in sehooies
pr, % b. freghted in the shippe OF foote's
rn.re I. also in the library beautiful rehqnary
=, beaten gold. ornamented Win precious
OF - h1, It's oldtime monkish possessors 10
. anu the bones OF ST. Thomas. St James 81
1a', 81 bridget and ST. oswald-a collection as
hs,srogeneous as holy. But it Is useless TO a.
- ,ry detailed account OF the artistic ana ms
~ eniP' ,.s,,res 81 Holkha,n Hall. and VIII only
"a ,n.t IN spite Of their priceless character
fhcv may be regarded as Of national Importance
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PROMOTER MUST PAY ALIMoNy.
Wife Charges Abandonment-Gets $40 a
Week for a Year.

Herbert T. Beatty. who says he is a promoter
thirty years old, living at the Rossmore Hotel
a son OF John c. Beatty, examined before Mag
istTate Wahle in the Jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday afternoon charge of non-support and
abandonment. brought by Nellie c. Beatty. wife OF
the defendant, who lives at No 254 West 25th-st
in the Gotham Apartments. The examination re-
suited in the ordering Beatty to pay his wife
$40 weekly and give year bond TO insure the
payments for that period
The examination brought out interesting details
The wife, it is alleged is nearly old enough
10 be the mother of Beatty. with a son almost the
same age the defendant. At the close OF the
case Beatty paroled in the custody of Asa Bird
Gardiner, his counsel, 10 give bail to-day.
1t was in the spring OF 1903" Mrs. Beatty said
that my husband came home. and after quarrel
told me that though he loved he loved another
woman better but if ! would be patient with him
II might come around all right. Shortly after that
ne Went West ana although he sent
completely"
Mrs. Beatty said arrangement had been made
1oT her 10 receiN" sl50 month with extra 81 600
each year. for her support and the maintenance of
her two daughters. Mrs. Beatty has four children
An effort made by Mr.. Gapdiner to have the
case thrown out of court on the matter of juris-
Beatty was still pending in Du Bois Penn This
suit he said was for annulment of marriage and
divorce on statutory grounds. Magistrate Wahle
said the within his jurisdiction and he
would continue il.
Beatty swore he had no income and had lost
heavily in a Boston venture last year Mr. Harnil-
had spent more than s97 for weeks hotel bill
in a Philadelphia hotel
Il shall order the defendant 10 pay SO 4 week
10 this plaintiff and give bond Of $500 to insure
the payment thereof the magistrate said.
Mr.. Gardiner accepted the parole and said he
would have bond in court this morning.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
a EDOING.

The Wedding Of John J. Brown presaent oI
White Plains and Republican leader OF p" .
County and Mrs Charles Fargham EockWeh TOOK
I-ace noon yesterday at the Holland il"use
Fae only guests present were the members u 'ue
tHc fs-lles and d few intimate friends Inc ceie
raeny WIS - be performed by the brother OF tiie
brice. the Rev DR.. Ernest Noorhis' but he clo MOI
get home from Europe in time. and ArchoeacoA
Van Kleeck. oi White Plains. took ms pace nc
fHatron q honor was Mrs. Pierre WORMS si9lei
- the bride, and the best man was Johh i. otSN-
ton of Dwight, III.
The bride is the daughter 81 jacob FoofiIs, "i0
owned and built the schooner Madeline "hich de
fer6ed the America Cup. For the last eight years
size has spent all ~ her time with her SISTER
airs Francis Huntington Rankin VINO tNes IA
Florence. Ttaiy Ir. Brown was q |idower- Inc
engagement was announced while they were on
a ;oEs ~ t2e Holy Land. After wedding trip IN
2aine Mr. and Mrs. Brown VIII return 10 Wmte
Pains Among the wedding presents received oy
tlc couple was large solid silver punchboUi and
lsdie from tie Republican editors q: Westchester
county; also Ansora mouse car ifoh al en-
tl1siasfic Republican acfnlreT.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
JAMES r, CARNAHAN,

Indianapolis. Aug. 3-James r. Caruahan. major
general of the uniform rank, Knights OF Pythias
died to-day at his home in Woodruff Place after
illness of weeks.
He was born at Dayton, Ind. November 49, 1s4l
Immediately before the Civil War he attend
ing Wabash College, at Charlottesville Ind. and
Joined the late General Lew Wallace's Zouaves as
a private. He later Joined the s6th Indiana Regi-
ment. to which .Ie remained attached throughout
the serving the last year a staff officer.
After the he studied law and practised num-
Der of years at Lafayette He joined the knights
of Pythias in 1874 at Lafayette. went through all
the chairs and elected grand chancellor Of
Indiana in 1880 He regarded as the founder
of the uniform rank and in 1884 elected it's
first major general which position he held at the
time of his death
He past department commander of the Grand
Army of the Republic and candidate for national
commander at time. He appointed a
member OF the visiting committee to West Point
Military Academy last year by President Roosevelt
and delivered address there. The immediate
cause OF death was stomach trouble and uremic
poisoning
He leaves a wife and three daughters. One of
the daughters is Mrs. H G. Ashbrook of C1eve-
land. Ohio
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PRINCE FL4YS HTLPRECHT
CTticises "H7htezrashing" of Profess
sor by Pennsylvania University.

J. Dyneiey Prince. professor of Assyriology in
Columbia University has sent public letter to
Provost Q. G. Harrison. Of the University Of Penn
syTauia, in response to the report OF the commit
tee of inquiry of trustees. concerning Professor
HlPrectt's alleged inaccuracies in his work
Explorations il Bible Lands" The letter reads
as follows
After carefully examining the report submitted
70 the trustees of the University of Pennsylvs MIA
by The committee appointed by them to investigate
me against Professor t5liTfecht.
Professor Hprecht's statements in his work .Fx-
purchased tablets mentioned THEREIN is uusltered
DR.. Hilprecht's implication that the tablets in
question formed part Of the discoveries and not
- me purchases OF the expedition Is unmstaka BILE
and I venture think that both the scientific and
the general cultivated reading public fail
Your committee brings forward as an excuse for
the misleading remarks about these three docu-
r1erts that Professor Hilprecht. IL popular work
such as his Explorations in Bible Lands was
not writing strictly scientific treatise which re-
CURED precision Of statement" but points out
that the work in question issued in order to
present the subject IN systematic but popular
Permit mo Mr Provost, 10 express my corvic-
-ioa that every work popular otherwise, which
iretends 10 deal with scientific subject IS bound
I'm amazed that your committee has seen fit 10
axe refuge in such an exceedingly transparent
a TonuIsr work need not OF course present all
the techuicalities Of the subject under discussion
bur n case OF this klnd WleIe .i lne eAdel t oe
scription OF the source was lrlperatlFe' cannot
see how 4 conscientious scholar could aVqld ais-
'nguishing between the InateTal @ II Ye
this distinction Professor HilprechI mas decldedlE
f5ied make an omission which no ~ aiaonht OF oI
white washing on :le part OF his protectors can
succeed IN Disgusting. ,,. 1ri,r,.o.,,, .
make no infeTences as TO PROFESSOR hlipIet4l pr NJ
motives leaving the weighing OF these 10 thst
part ~ me 1fisee public which is bound 70 take
interes. i'm precision of statement IN every
work assuming 10 be popular exposition OF SIREN
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
OBITUARY..
RICHARD C. w. WADsWoRTH.

Richard c. ". Wadsworth. secretary to Dr. Led
erie when he was Health Commissioner and later
associated with him at the Ilederle Iabora tories
died Wednesday night at Roosevelt Hospital
from typhoid fever Mr.. Wadsworth contracted the
disease while applying himself to study of how to
combat II.
Prior to becoming Dr.. L.ederle's secretary Mr..
Wadsworth was connected with the editorial staff
Of The Evening Post" He interested in East
Side Settlement work Mr. Wadsworth was grad
Uated from Yale in 1893 He was member of the
Yale and Somerset (Bostonl clubs. He lived at No
~ Greystone Park. Yonkers. He leaves a wife,
who shared his enthusiasm in his East Side work
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

FARRELI1-On August 1. 1905 Thomas Farrell. in the
Sh t sSsbs y9sF Of s5 5ss o @ se Of
BROOKLYN Friday at $40 a M to The church of our
Forbes widow of John E Forbes OF New York. in the
S0h of her Notice OF funeral hereafter. Bal
timore papers please copy.
FRAsER-on THURSDAY. August 3. Edward Martin
OF his age Funeral at Port Washington Long Island
meet train leaving Long Island CITY at io:I5 a m
Internneut private. Kindly omit flowers
FULLAM-At Springfield. \: II, August . 1905 Martha
neral from her late residence No 624 West 14Tth-st
embers of FTantn chapter No s4 E 'e"aT Sc ag 1n @
vited 10 attend
NOTWITHSTANDING. Quosue. Long Island August,
and daugbtSr Of Thomas A Eliza Morris in the
sam year OF her age Funeral services viii be held
56th-st.. Friday. August = at II a. m
NIIlEs-suddeny. August 3. 1905 Madison y j.
services at Grace Church. Madison. Saturday. August
:. arrival OF train leaving New-York > O'Clock
flowers 0'''
NORTON suddenly. August | John Wesley Norton a.
hs TesdePcs .cs = Nc 1c 30 West st Il ssr age aged q
between 6th-ave and Broadway on Friday. August 4
oHEARN-At No. lO1 Sterling Place Brooklyn. y. T.
residence. 70 St Augustnes Church. Saturday morning
$3.50 where solemn requiem win be sung Inter
private
RIKER-At Stamford. Conn August + 1ao5 Emma
Beals. wife OF the late Henry Nanderyoort Rker
R. Hart. No. AS Atantic-st.. saturday. D m.
ROMAINE- suddenly BuIvtlle. n Y. on August
No % Chestnut-s Newark n J. Funeral ssTyces 81
will be held at the residence OF Daniel Van AIst
will be Brick Church Cemetery. Montgomery. " y
wADswoRTH- Richard Charles Wells wadsworth. son
neral private.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Po>tofiice Notice.
Fo<toricc Noffre.
DAILY By all Interested, As changes

lshould be read DAILY By all Interested, Changes
may occur at
Fofelsn mails for the week ending August s. 1905 will
promptly in all cases. at the General Postocs
IoiioWs registered and Psrces-POst Mails close the
Nehefal Post0res earlier closing
shown below PaTcels-PoSt Mails Germany closs
D p m July 81 and August :.
FarcslS-Post Mails for Great Britain and Irclaat ar-
uispached hy the White Star Line Wednesdays and b.
ne american Line Saturday, An additional dspste
ts oy the CuHart when
on saturday than the American Line the
same day The ParcelsPost mails close hour before
the regular mails
Parcels Post Nails Barbados and Great Britain ami
ireland CANNOT be registered.
Regular and Supplementary close
ton (corner Of Morton Stresl half later
than closing time shown below that supple
mentaTy Mails for Europe and for Central America via
Colon close one hoCr later at Foreign Stationl.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HURT BY RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR.
License Tags and Other Marks Removed
from Car After Collision.
ter TELEGRAPH TO 1HE rRIRrxE. ]

Egg Harbor. y. j., Aug S-Georse Bart.
farmer living here nearly lost his life by reckless
automobilist running him down in the Atlantic City
turnpike early this morning Bart had been TO
town and was returning home. AS he was about
TO turn from the main road large red touring
car. in which three seated. came along at a
terrific speed.
Before Bart could clear the road the machine hit
his wagon squarely and hard. sending him the
roadside. The driver of the machine seeing trouble
ahead, stopped the ponderous car and as quickly
as possible removed its number before Bart knew
what had happened With no marks TO identify the
machine or its owner they drove away before they
could be halted. -
Bart was severely but not fatally hurt, while his
wagon was smashed and the horses injured. chief
of Police Senft will try TO find the men.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PLEASING LETTERS FOR JEROME.
Commentator of District Attorneys Stand
Accompanied by Checks for Campaign Fund.

Many more letters came Mr.. Jerome yesterday
commencing the stand he has taken in his candi-
dacy for the denomination the office of District
Attorney The sincerity of these communications
pleased the District Attorney.
But what was to him stronger proof OF
the favor with which his prouunciamento has been
received was that checks for s. and $40 accom-
panied most of the letters There had been no at
tempt to solicit contributions the part of Mr.
Jerome and his supporters. Most Of the writer's of
the letters express their desire to be among the
first 2001 for " hOm Mr.. Jerome has asked sign
of the petition to insure his place munich
pal
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
Robert Kennon Hargrors was bonn in Ptcksns |

Robert Kennon Hargrove born in Pickens
County, Ala, September II. 1879 He was gradu-
ated from the Alabama State University in 1852
and then served professor of pure mathematics in
the college for four years. He entered on active
pastoral work in the Methodist Episcopal Church
South in 1857 and served some important churches.
In 1882 he elected a Bishop holding the office
until his death For many years he secretary
Of the College of Bishops Since 1889 Bishop Har-
grove had been chairman of the board OF trustees
of Vanderbilt University and from 1894 20 1898 he
was president of the board of management Of the
Epworth League of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. He twice married. Emory
College gave him the degree of d. d
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
WHY THE DUKE WAS ARRESTED

me buc de Lorge, who represented the Duke OF
oeans, the other day at the obsequies OF the lat
ters la,her-in-law. Archduke Joseph in Hungary
Is willing to undertake missions Of this kind in he
nam or the Pretender anywhere on the Continent
OF Europe but balks at England a country against
"lhou ne mas always retained a grudge since an
P'sOue "hlch occurred number OF years ago 1t
was on the occasion of one OF his periodical visits
20 eieher the Duke of Orleans or to the latter's
Idther' the late Comte de Paris in England Any
~ somewhat bored by the whole affair. he found
niihseif one evening after dinner in London with
'i,''e hanging heavy on his hands. Not knowing
where 10 co. he remembered that he had heard the
'i"e OF Cremorne spoken of a garden that
possessed some analogy with the Moulin Rouge at
/ dIis' summoned cab OF the fourwheel type and
instructed the driver to take him 10 Crerorne
Nv CIemorne is thing of the past in London
having been abolished twenty or thirty years ago
onsequentiy the cabman drove the duke about
hither and thither for a couple of hours without
having the faintest idea the destination to which
MS 1are wanted to 60 Finally the duke aIighted
ana so did the csbman. and the duke who did not
Know word of English endeavored once more to
explain matters TO the driver, who could not talk
a word of French
Al length the duke. In utter desperation and with
inc ooJect OF demonstrating to the abman the char
sc'er OF the place to which he wanted to go. be
gan dancing the most amazing can-can on the pave
ment gleam Of intelligence suddenly shot over
the rumsodden features of "cabby.'' II under
stand, he exclaimed. with several vigorous mods
and after holding the door open the duke to re-
sumo his seat he climbed onto his box and drove
straight off to the nearest police station declaring
that he had a raving lunatic In his vehicle who
had Just now been indulgng in the most hideous
and extravasant contortions. The duke was as
sisted to aght by three strappng policemen and
after having been put in 4 straitjacket was placed
IN cell, nor it until the following morning
"hen the police surgeon, who happily knew some
words of French. made his rounds. that the duke
was able to recover his liberty and to turn mis-
back forever upon England
MARQUISE DE FONTENOT.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BROOKLYN MAN WEDs BOSTON GIRL
TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE tn

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Boston, Aug S-Friends of Miss May Esdae. OF
Boston were surprised to-day to receive cards an
nouncins her marriage TO II. {. Mott. wealthy
cIubuan OF Brooklyn. The marriage. which was
performed OF March IS. quiet affair, ac-
couut of the brides age-eishteen. Even Miss Es
da1e.s narents did not know of the marriage until
two weeks after il had occurred. Mrs. Mott and
her husband viii spend the remainder of the sum-
rner at Manchester-by- the Sea
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
AT BAR HARBOR.

IBY TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE.l
Bar Harbor, Me. Aug. 3.-Frederick ". Wander
bt arrived tonight his yacht the Warrior,
followed shortly by the Sultana. with =. oliver
Iselin and his party, and the Virginia, with Isaac
Sterns and his party. of New-YOrk. j. p. Morgan
is expected Saturday the Corsair.
Mrs. Sherman. widow OF General Sherman. came
tonight to spend August.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
COLONEL WATTERSON DIMES.

Colonel Henry Watterson. fresh from social
triumphs in the European capitals. dined with
some friends last night AT the Manhattan Club,
surrounded by the pleasant odor Of mint. Among
those present were Colonel George Harvey,
Augustus Thomas. O. O. Staley. T. T. Mulholiand.
and ". Fl. Crane Colonel Harvey has arranged
a real julep dinner for Colonel Watterson
before he returns Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

they have never been insured. so firm Is the belief
OF the Cokes in the freproof character of HoIkham
Hall
While the estate Is famous throughout sporting
europe for its game preserves. thousand head
OF partridges to eight being considered good
average bag for days shooting. yet the estate is
"Ae"ise celebrated among ornothologists as the
refpse of ali sorts os wild birds domestic and
foreign certain portions of the property and GER
tam lakes being devoted to them where they are
absolutely safe from any kind of injury or dis
turoance The bird world seems to know this and
the spectacle sometimes presented on the shores OF
these sheets of water is absolutely UNIQUE
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

uisbes, temperature yessriay. 81 degrees lowest SO
"a average for corresponding date last year. 40
rare for corresponding d.ts last tVenty-hye years
I.ocsl Forecast To day faIr' sataFasy PaFtS s+'~-
,lsh, inds mostly s5gth.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BISHOP r. X. HARGRoVE.

Nashville. Tenn. Aug. S.-Bishop R. X. Hargrove
of the Methodist Episcopal Church. South. died at
his home here shortly after midnight. He had
been in feeble health for year and seriously
i'll since last Friday. He born in Pickens
County, Ala. September L. 1929 He was graduated
from the University OF Alabama Bishop Hargrove
elected president of Vanderbilt University in
1889 and served in that position until last spring
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
HARVARD PROFESSOR GOING TO JAPAN
IBY TELEGRAPH TO

TBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
ST. Johnsbury, VT. Aug. 3.-Professor Oliver NJ.
". sprague. of this town. has resigned his place
assistant professor of economics at Harvard. to
accept a professorship in the Imperial University
at Toxic, Japan He will occupy the chair OF
finance and political economy, and lecture on the
same subjects in the higher commercial college at
Toxic He will start for Japan with Mrs. Sprague
in about month.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SECRETARY ROOT LEAVES NOVA SCOTIA.

North sydney. X. s. Aug. 3.-Elihu Root secre-
'5Ty Of State, arrived this evening and left here
within sn hour for Newfoundland or the steamer
srree. Mr. Root was accompanied b. n friend
After visiting Newfoundland rho two VIII go 10
Labrador 20 obser.e The total eclipse ot The sun en-
AEglst 90
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Cec Ward. London. England
GRAND-Maior w H Cowles. I. s. A. ltDl-
IAND-Mrs Leonard Wood; Pittsburg MAN
HAITIAN Major McNutt. T. 5: A; E NJ Biget68W1I ge6n1I
q s XicT0RIA-Wr c PickeRs InrrA W9gsllng MIoE
C3latemalan Minister Washington: WOLCOTT-
Edwin A. Alderman president of the University OF
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

FRIDAY (4i--At .. Azores Islands per g.
from Boston.
SATURDAY CI-At $50 a Ireland ps = s.
Umbrfa via Queenstown taiso other parts cf Europe
when specially addressed this a.
fer Europe. Paul via Plymouth and Cher
bOurg $50 for Belstum (Farcels-P Post Maiis1.
5. Finland talso regular mall for Belgium when
specially addressed for this stearneTl at $50 for
Italy direct especially addressed onyl per tSoniEir
dressed Onlyl $ s. Astoria
TUESDAY tsl-At 6:S0 a m. for Europe.
Kaiser Wilhelm der crosse via Plymouth. ChsrnouTs
and Bremen
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
AMBASSADOR coNeER COMING HOME

Mexico City Aug. Sc. II. Conger. the American
Ambassador. and family started tonight for the
United States. the Ambassador having months
leave of absence He Will go directly to Washing
ton where he may discuss the Chinese boycott
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast" aSh'ns on aug ."
sbo7s-s have Continued in Easte-n Florida, along
east Gulf Coast and in Missouri ana upper
Mississippi valleys: ohe- precipitation OF
except local showers III leA anu 'e upper
lake region Tempera.ures have risen in the Missouri
VALLEY the northern sope and the Southwest and have
changed but little elsewhere.
There viii be showers Eastern Florida along the
east uf Coast in the upper Ohio Valley the south upper
lake ana western lower lake region and showers Friday
night or Saturday in lower lake region the
Northwest Eastern Florida e4ss"IsFe the weather
will be Friday ard Saturuay..
Friday in the upper oiiss4ssippl aey
Saturday IN the Northwest
The winds along New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts will be light and mostly SOUTH on the south At
lantic Coast light east; on the east CUR coast
LIGHT and variable: the Guf coast nsht 10 fresh
south; on the Light and variable ana mostly
south; on upper light 10 fresh ahn variable
Friday for European ports VII! nave
light winds, mostly SOUTH Win isir weather 10
the Grand Banks.