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Kstchum. Alexander p Wiley, Julia H.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. month Sixth day 1905. Benjanls
AIbertson. his late resdsuee Queens. Long Island
funeral services on SATURDAY, the Ninth DAY. e II
island
BAKER-on December 8. Clara A. Baker daughter o.
the late william G Baker Relatives and fTsnes ara
dence No. 105 East 1s;h-st New-York city. Fridsy.
December S. at O'Clock o m Interment private.
cL9wEsA sgsteaa Long Isi s psosH7er s 1 e.
Funeral ssTyiees from his late TsidenGs' No S% %
friends are respectfully invited,
DAY-At his late residence Graham Court NeEIorEy
and sarah Day. Funeral private Please omit ho~Srs
Philadelphia papers please copy
at hi. o5e 10 30 Was sT.9
years Funeral from his ls5s residshce on IosasS
December It. at . p m
JAcKsoN-suddsnEy. At Jericho Long Island FogE.h
day Twelfth month ON 1893 solomon son OF the ia-
on Saturday at n. Al tho Friends. Meeting House
IIlcksye leaving Long Island City 1I:l2 m and
Flatbush-ave. at HOS a,
MS655S4% ag. 8s, ts s e as q o
Ascension Church. 5th-ave and 1othst Intermsnt ct
KETcHUM-At his home No. % Mount Norr. ra!k.
West on Thursday. Decenber 1905 Colonel Alexsadsr
the church Of the Purtans. 1sOta shave. on
Saturday, at > p m Iuterment private
KnapP Td9w OF EeasTick W kaaP2 ESnf5sl ~
% De , 9ea at ner ia5e resideaee 70 ~ E 1,.13s+
in Greenwood Cemeter,.
MILLARP- 20 Thursday, December 1870 Ct his red
L Willard Adams, Brooklyn
~ - BnghamtOn N. y and WATERFOWL On u
papers please copy.
MIILER-o3 Thuzsday. December at her -sEidsncs
No 24t Mount Prospect-aye.. Newark. n. J., Anna
May. daughter Of Sarah and the late John A. MaE.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
OGDEN-suddenly. at Warwick y Y December 8 1905.
James a. Ogden. OF the late William L Ogden
aged a years Funeral services Friday. December 8
at 1:30 at the late residence OF the deceased
Warwick y. Y.
PARSONs-Suddeny. in the City Of Mexico. Tuesday.
December ). 1905. James Russell Parsons. IT. %
the late James Russell Parsons and Ellen Edgsrtou
Parsons. in KS 45th year.
TAFT-At Clifton Springs. y y. December g. 1908.
James H Taft in his Saith year Funeral services VIII
be held the residence Of his No 1259 Pacific
St. Brooklyn. Saturday afternoon, December D. az
O'Clock
Won SALTZA-Henriette. beloved wife Of carl FretrfS
Saltza. St. IIuke's Hospital. December q N
terment private St Louis papers please copy
wIIEY-At her residence East Orange y J.. Wednss
day. December Julia Hasted wife 81 Charles Wiley
daughter OF the late n .. Halsted- Funeral SCI
will held from her late residence No p south
ClntOn-st Friday morning December S. al II
O'Clock
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Washington. Dec The military secretary Of
the army has been advised of the death at Geneva
Switzerland. yesterday, of BrigadIer General Nor
ris c. Foote, L. S A, retired.
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I'.hn temperature yesterday le dsgIees' 2wssS az
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average date ias year az average temperature
for cofIrzgSi-e date last twenty-five years. 81. .
tor Il. Fair to-day ana Saturday light 10
Fr,s.l sout1srly waIsS-
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The attraction to follow Nine. Sarah Bernhard
at the Lyric Theatre will be John c. Fishers pro
duction of the musical comedy THE Babes and
the Baron This piece, which was written by A.
NJ. Thompson, Robert Courtney, H. f. Haines
Charles NJ Taylor, Robert B. Smith and others
has been around the country under the name Of
Babes in the Wood" The company includes
Fred Walton, JUNE McCreei Henry Norman
VIII Archie. Miss Lillian Coleman and IA
Petite Adelaide. The engagement at the Lyric will
begin with a matinee Christmas Day.
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1,7v7~rr A7TERBURY-At No. u West 10th ST. Thurs
5av december Z 1905 b. the Rev Ernest ~ Stres.
u D. Mary Barton AttsTouTy. Daughter OF John
1S5rner Atterbury, J. ". Fuller Potter
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PRCssIAN BARON AS ENGLISH AMBAssA
DOR.


DOR
Sir Maurice de Bunsen. English knight and Prus-
san baron who has just been appointed British
Ambassador Madrid at the age Of hfty-four,
nor only began his diplomatic career at Washing
toa. but likewise comes from a family that owes
rs afiuence and even its eminence 70 the American
house Of Aston. It's founder was poverty stricken
Young student OF the University of G6ttingen, his
peasant parents experiencing the utmost difficulty
u furnishing him with the necessary resources for
us studies when, by piece Of good fortune. he
vas selected 10 serve private tutor and travel
ing companion OF John Jacob Aston who
sld the foundation of the enormous wealth Of the
s1aily Of that name. The couple wandered all over
Europe together visiting Goethe schopenhauer
ana Ntebuhr, and when finally young Astor
larned to New-York Runsen was provided for In
financial way for the remainder of his days. and
vas able shortly after 10 marry Miss Washington,
aunt Of the French statesman and diplomat Of
nat name, whose American widow has recently
0ssn publishing her "reminiscences here.
With the assistance % mis- friend Niebuhr, Bun
sfn entered the diplomatic service Of Prussia ana
vas for many years PrussiRn Minister, first IN
ZONE and then IN London. Sir Maurice de Bunsen
e E1s GRANDSON, sid IS indebted for his Engish
Afth' education and citizenship 20 the fact that
rs father, Baron George Won Bunsen, was sud
scied 70 50 much brutal persecution by BlsIhticA
% account Of his liberal views that ne trans
erred his abode 10 England, to which ne WIS
much drawn 10y the fact that his VIE was an
English woman. member OF the old Norfolk house
e Quincy
81 Maurice &c Bunsen has been but little more
nan q year at Lisbon. and while there was not
elg brought much IN contact with Queen Alex
saTa on the occasion OF her visit TO the Porta-
s7sss capital bat likewise achieved consdera Die
fscesss in several rather delicate negotiations.
CONVERSATIONS FOR YOUNG DIPLOMATS
sr Frederick ST. john. WHO for so long repre-
ssettd Great Britain IS envoy in Farious paris u
ssaisal ard South America. has followed the eN-
ample q Cir Horace Rumbola Formerly Anu
ssssdoF e. Vienna, IN publishing MS
aore s;sdieiol.s man Sir Horace, he has confined
arassif 20 social ard personal matters. 70 sport
ara o travel. and has carefully avoided olPl9-
ratio secrets ard indiscreioas. One OF 81 ecu
taeks mGst curious adventures occurred a. con,
staa;ln7oIe r,,ern AZ odaHsaue % the haTem OF
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The Palmer testimonial performance takes place
this afternoon at 100 O'Clock at the Broadway
Theatre. Daniel Frohman has arranged the fol-
lowing programme: Special overture, Broadway
Theatre Orchestra. MT Purdy. leader; scenes from
the opera of "Veronique'': William A Faversham
in a new one-act play by c. Weeks, entitled I'm
Old California, in which W. S. Hart. Albert
Cowles, Wells Kniboe, Bertram MarbUrgh and
Miss Charlotte Walker will also appear; Peter F.
Daley and his Cowboy Girls, from The Press
Agent; VinI1 Allen. Hassard Short and c. Leslie
Allen in enc from The Hunchback''; De Wolf
Hopper d William Danforth in a duet from
.Happyland"; Miss Olga Nethersole. in recita-
ton by Owen Meredith, entitled ''Life,s Imperfec-
ton: Fraulein Abarbaneln in from Firth
lingsluft"; Margaret Anglin. Ben Webster and
Mrs. Thomas Whiffen in act play by Alfred
Sutro. entitled The Correct Thing; David War
field. in a special selection; Fay Davis and Cyril
Scott in one-aet comedietta entitled The Ninth
Waltz" by r. c. Carton William Collier. in a spe-
cial selection: from ''Veronique with Law
Rea Kitty Gordon, John lie Hay and Ruth
Vincent; Aimee Angeles and Sam Chip in their
chief selection from ''Wonderand1; the French
singer and dancer. Coralie. the Girl with the Red
Domino and the performance win conclude with
the international comedians, AFessrs Williams and
Walker.
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rsyat,lre for tbs last tHTeItS - ,trsr.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Bernhardt to Play for Jewish Fund-The
Palmer Benefit.

Lee Shubert announced yesterday that he had
arranged to have Nine. Sarah Bernhardt appear
here in benefit for the Jewish sufferers in Russia
The performance will eake place on the afternoon
Of Monday, December IS, at the Casino. Nine
Bernhard will present for the first time on any
stage a new one-act play, entitled LEscarpolette
which she purchased last week from an American
woman named Constance LOunSbery- Nine. Bern
hardt herself born of Jewish parents Inc
programme of this special performance Will include
the third act of 'Zira.' with Miss Anglin in addi-
ton to this Mr.. Shubert has written to KubeIik
asking for his services An effort will be made to
bring Miss Alice Nielsen back to New York for the
performance also. Mr. Shubert has written to
Jacob Schif asking for his suggestion and advice.
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PROFESSOR wooDRrRY SPEAKS.

Professor Fri D. Woodbury. was shen called on.
He was formerly head Of the school. and song
haviAg his name as the chorus started up He
spoke of the past and expressed his pleasure in
seeing his former pupils.
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ACCOMMODATIONS month Sixth day 1905. BenJanais
Abertson, his late residence Queens Long Island
aged 50 years. Frisnds invited 20 attend The
funeral services Saturday. Ninth day, Rt II
Island
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL. PATS West 23d St
z3d St stephen Merritt Emb'g Inst Tel 1924 ChelseA
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BAKER-On December o Clara A. Baker daughtsT OF
the late William c. Baker Relatives and friends ara
invited the funeral services her late resi-
dence. No Jos East 16th-st New-YoTk City, Friday,
Decamher s. q O'Clock o. LnLermenL private.
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Special Notices.

For sale Cheap.-Cemetery plot IN the Evergreens
Aoo s,perdcaI feet suitable for hva or tnteTnet;
has not been used JOHN r. NEWMAN Isl Court St.
ROO
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
WESTERN RATES.
Via Baltimore & ohio Railroad.

Via Baltimore g. Ohio Railroad.
Persons contemplating a trip 20 the
West. Northwest or Southwest, viz:
Pittsburg. Cincinnati. st. Louis, chica-
go and points west thereof can save
money by purchasing tickets via the
Baltimore G. Ohio Railroad. Rates from
Wilmington and Chester are. Pittsburg,
(Pittsburg Limited. leaving Chester at
$40 p. m. and Wilmington at 1903 r..
m.) $500: Cincinnati. $3.50; st. Louis.
S2L25; Chicago. S1L0O. Three fas. exc
press trains daily TO Cincinnati ind
St. Louis. Two fast express train e lily
to Chicago. Compare the above rates
with those Of other lines. 1t is prob
ably not generally known that tickets
to Western points via the Baltimore
& Ohio Railroad are much lower than
via any other line although the train
service is first class in every respect.
Fast express trains running via Wash
ington re equipped with day coaches
of the latest design. Pullman sleepi q,
parlor and dining cars leave Whining
ton and Chester Daily for Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis with
out change and connecting in Union
depots for all we stern points. For fun
particulars. tickets, rates. etc, call on
Ticket Agents or write II. a. Mil
Ter. r. p. A.. city ticket oi-ie :.
SO4 Market street. Wilmington, Del.
A complete and most up-to-date
crematory viii be exhibited at the fortn'
coming art exposition at Dresden, Ger
many. This model crematory VIII be
equipped with the latest scientific ap-
phances, and is to cost about s2o'OoO
The number OF crematories is steadily
and largely increasing throuEhout Ger
AzaAask
Evening journal., 1905-07-10

spent yesterday as the guests Of their
aunt Mrs. Mary Weegenmann.
PIE STARTED FIGHT.
An apple pie was the cause Of fight
on the steamer Thomas Clyde yester-
day between New Castle youhg man
and q Philadelphian. The latter party
was engaged in devouring a pie as the
New Castle man passed him, carrying
his hat ia his hand. without any pro-
vocation whatever, Il is said the Phil
adelphian slapped the apple pie down
on the Uranium Of the youth, cauxing
apple juice TO run down his neck and
face. The response 20 this saiutation
was a smash in the eye and a set-to.
After the philadelphian had placed an
oyster TO his eye he informed the
crowd that had gathered that f4llow
who hit him could not do II while ne
was looking and the fellow IN question
banged him another one with the result
that he was locked up IN the coal hole
until Woodland Beach was reached.
The Clyde made her first Sunday stop
of the senson here yesterday about
forty persons boarding 1t.
BRICK WORK SOON FINISHED.
Briclxlayers under the foremanship
OF Frank Ross will finish the work Of
erecting the power house for the Dela-
ware Water Improvement Company
about the middle of this week. Mr..
Ross win leave the latter pare Of the
week for Boston.
YACHT FREYA IN COMMISSION.
William S. Hnes has placed his
yacht Freya in commission for the
Summer with Captain Patrick Cunning
i'm command. During the spring the
Freya has been overhauled and made
ready for a summer cruise.
WILL BUILD MOTOR BOAT.
John Hammers. Of this city has
placed an order with w. II. Bebee &
Son for new motor boat. The craft
Twin be up-to-date in every respect and
will be a speedy one.
Evening journal., 1905-07-10

Reduced Rates to Buffalo via Penn
sylvania Railroad, Account Grand
Lodge, Benevolent and Protective
Order Of Elks.
on account Of the Grand Lodge, Be
nevolent and Protective order OF Elks,
at Buffalo n. Y. July IL to IS, the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets to Buffalo from
all stations on its lines at greatly re-
ducsd rates.
From Bradford. Pa, Sherman, Port
willie, Black Creek. and Salamanca, n.
Y. and intermediate stations, tickets
win be sold and good going July 10, ii
and 70. good returning until July Is
inclusive.
From all other stations on the Penn
sylvania railroad tickets win be sold
and good going July s. 9. and 10, good
returning leaving Buffalo not later than
July Is. BY deposit Of ticket with
Joint agent at Buffalo not later than
July Is and payment Of flfty cents. an
extension OF return limit may be OBJ
tanned TO leave Buffalo not later than
July %.
A stop-over viii be allowed at Phil
adelphia and Baltimore on return trir
within final limit OF ticket on all tick
cts good for passage via those cities
For specific rates. routes. and fur
ther information, apply 70 ticket
sEents
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ST. PAUL s GUILD
WAS SHUT OUT
New Castle Won Its Tenth
Victory at Battery Park on
Saturday Afternoon
VISITORS WERE EASY MARKS
80 10 De EvenIng JournaI.

New Castle. July 9.--In a game that
was all one-sided. the New Castle base
ball team defeated the St Paul's Guild
OF Chester on Battery Park Saturday
afternoon by a score of 10 10 o. New
love was in the hox for the locals and
scored his FIRST shut-out of the season.
Manager Murphy. OF the locals now
finds himself In the peculiar position OF
being unable TO obtain a team either
IN Wilmington or Chester which can
make the New Castle club work 20 win
a game. The presumably fastest clubs
Of both these cities have faced the To-
calls and have gone down before them
and there appears 20 be nothing here
ahouts that can cope successfully with
the home team. Clubs may be obtain
ed In Philadelphia but the expense of
bringing them here win not warrant
this procedure. Some time during next
month the local club will 80 TO Reho-
both and cross bats with the Dover
team which is playing there FOR the
season.
That the New Castle club Is improv-
ing in its team work Is undoubtcd, as
on Saturday not an error was made
In the makc-up OF the New Castle club
its talent is entirely local with the eX-
ccrtlon Of Bradford and iu no games
played this year has the team beer
padded.
Unless disappointed Manager Muir
ply win have the Wilmington as the
attraction for next Saturday and Scar
borough viii twiri for tbe visitors
Tho former New Castle pitcher Is anx-
ious to set a fling az his old compan-
ions and declares that he can stand
them up.
There were no special features ir
Saturdays game with the exception OF
the playing Of Caufman for the visitors
at frst The nrst haseman is a six
footer and none came too high fol
him. The score follows:
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSIONS.
LoN-Rate Vacation Trips via Penn
sylvania Railroad.


The Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has selected the following dates
for its popular ten-day excursions to
Niagara Falls from Philadelphia, Ball
tmore and Washington: July z and
2i August IL and % September s
and 20, and october 13.
The excursions from Philadelphia
viii be run by two routes Those on
July and 2i August II and %, Sep
tember 8 and 22 going Via Harrisburg
and the picturesque valley OF the Sus-
Quehanna. special train leaving Phila-
delphia at $40 a. m.; excursion Of Oc-
tober l3 running via Trenton Mamma
Chunk. and the Delaware Valley. leav-
ing Philadelphia on special train at S.O7
Ia. m.
Excursion tickets good for return
passage on any regular train, exclusive
of limited express trains, within ten
days, win be sold at $40 from Philadel-
phia and an points on the Delaware
Division. Sll.25 from Atlantic city;
$3.50 from Lancaster; and at propor-
tlonate rates from other points, in
cuding Trenton. Bordentown. Mt. Hol-
~. Cape May, Salem, Wilmington,
West Chester. Reading, and principal
intermediate stations. A stop-over
will be allowed at Buffalo, within the
limit OF ticket returning.
The special trains Of Pullman parlor
cars and day coaches viii be run with
each excursion running through to MIA
CARA Falls. An extra charge win be
made for parlor car seats.
An experienced tourist agent and
lchaperon win accompany each excur-
sion
For descriptive pamphlet time of
connecting trains. and further informa-
tion apply 10 nearest ticket agent, or
address George w. Boyd, general pas
isenger agent. Broad street station
Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1905-07-10
THIS IS A GOLD MINE.

The Tearnot Mining & Milling co. own
II claims IN San Bernardino County, Cali
ifornia. and have NINE not pros
pect. $4,000 has been spent within the
last three years developing this property
SUFFICIENT ore has been developed to pay
6iik cents per share on every share Of
stock. The plans are all completed for the
1OO-ton mill which is to be erected at once,
and sufficient stock will be sold to secure
the money for the completion Of this mill,
when this company will become an i'm
mediate dividend payer
Mr.. c. =. Bartlett who is a well-known
mining engineer, of California, is directly
interested In this Company and Will super
intend the mill Mr.. r. E. Olds. OF the
REQ Motor Car Company IS tho Treasurer
of the Fearnot NJ & NJ. Co. All the par
ties connected with this company are well
OF its reliability and success. Send for fun
OF its reliability and success. Send for full
particulars and secure a block Of this
stock. II Is sure to bring you good re-
turns.
SToLER g. CLARKE,
Fiscal Agents,
1908 Walnut St., Phila, Pa.
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Pennsylvania cHAUTAUoUA.
Reduced Rates TO NE cretna via
PennaYlNanla Railroad.

For the Pennsylvania Chautauqua,
20 be held az MI. Grema. Pa. July / to
August 8. 1905. the Pennsylvania rail-
road viii sell special excursion tickets
from New York, Philadelphia, Chest
nut Hil Phoenixvllle. Wilmington.
Perryville, Frederick, Md. Washing
ton, ID. c.. East Liberty Butler. Indi-
ana. Connellsville. Bedford. Clearneld,
Martinsburs, Bellefonte. Waterford
Canandaigua. Wilkesbarre. Tomhick-
en-. Mt. Carmel. Lykens and principal
intermediate points, TO Mt Gretna and
return, at reduced rates. Tickets will
be sold June 25 to August 8. inclusive
and will be good to return until Au-
gust 16 Inclusive. For specific rates
consult ticket agents.