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bank wife Of Theodore Low De Winnie Funeral On
West 76ti-st kindly omit flowers.
1915 sGP9s43 e ss on sunday Sum 5r 7Ss as
Rev. Isaac ". and Nancy Haam, Funeral on Tues
Of 10 o clock train from New-York-
HICKs-on the 7th inst Rachel ". Hicks. resi-
dence, at Westoury Long Island, in her e9th year
at Westbury Meeting House fourth day. the 10th,
II a.
Humason Funeral service will be held his late resi-
denee No ' a. - ef5r 2sg meet Ca rain A.
Yonkers. leaving Grand Central Depot $50 In
terrnent at New-Brtain.
MEMBERS of the Empire State Society. Sons Of tho
American Revolution, age invited TO attend the funeral
residence, No. 574 PaIisade Yonkers \. Y. on
JAMES DE LA AIONTANYE. secretary.
MAYHoN-Aftsr brief Illness @ S, saturday es May 8
Randolph, only child Of Joseph J. and Agnes Kelley
uncle Augustus ", Kelley. 20 ssth-st-. Tues
day, May 9. 10 a.
MIILER-On sunday. May :. 1908. al her residence
Engiewood y J.. Gertrude Lansing Nukerck widow Of
Livingston Kip killer. Funeral private. Interment
QUAcIIENBUsH-on Monday May $. 1905 Hsrris
Sjr 1S' aged 81 elr' Fn.g s1 e be
a y al on ' We6ae5day Nay ID at p n
RANDOLPH-At Bloomfield n. J.. May s 1908. Angelina
Fordham. widow Of John Fitz Randolph, OF New
5on No 455 Franint Bi66mfgd T. I on ' Wed2sz
day. the arrival OF the 2l0 from Barcayst
SHIPHERD-Jacob r. Shipherd died at Richmond Hill.
May Z Funeral services at his late residence Tues
day at ..
sTEIN-After brief Illness Charlotte sockwe wife Of
DR.. J. Bethune stein. died May Z. 1903. Funeral
service at her residence, No 10I West sOth-sJ..
Wednesday morning May 10 at 10 o'clock InLernent
private. Please omit flowers Louisville and LeXin5-
ton, KY, and Philadelphia papers please copy
sTEwART-On Sunday morning. May :. 1905. Frances
Wuhelmina little sunshine, youngest child Of Arthur
Sinclair md Frances GUruee years
months Funeral services from the home OF her par
ents, Broadway, Nyack Hudson, Tuesday, the 9Th
inst, O'Clock Interment private.
UNDERHILI<-At Scottsdale, Ariz. Saturday May
6 Howard L. Underhi | n sixteth year age.
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KING EDWARD SEES her OWN WAY. .
Maxine Elliott Received in Royal Box and
COMMUNICATED.

London, May Skiing Edward and his suite oc-
cupied the royal box ct the Lyric Theatre tonight
witnessing Maxine En!otts performance in Her
Own way" The house was packed. His ma iestv
led the applause through the evening.
At the close of the play the King said he wished
to see Miss Elliott and she went the royal box
His majesty complimented her her performance
and expressed pleasure at seeing her in England
actresses whom America is sending 10 ISnpIandj
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WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster
PcstofHce. New-York. y Y. MAY .. 1875
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John Draw PRESIDENT o. pLAYERs.

The board of directors of The Players, No. Is
Gramercy Park, met yesterday afternoon and
elected John Drew president to succeed the late
Joseph Jefferson Mr.. Drew is the third president
Of The Players. Edwin Booth served for the first
five years and Mr. jefferson for the subsequent
twelve. William Bispham elected vice-pres-
dent, while Recording Secretary II. b. Hodges and
Treasurer William 9. Bamburgh were reelected.
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Cen
station, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys ant
by carriage Sl25 Telephone t4S55 Granercy
for Book O Views representative
once 20 East 23rd St, N Y. City
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MRS. DARLINGTON BOOTH IMPROVING.

Montcair n. J., May S-Comnlander boolh ISSUED
bulletin this evening, in which he said the tenn
rerature Of Mrs. Aaude Ballington Booth has been
considerably reduced. She is resting easily. Her
throat continues very sore but the physician says
he apDrehends serious development ana hIter
few DAYS cessation from noise ana business ne
trusts Mrs Booth will be on the high ROAD TO re-
cOVery.
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AT OTHER HOuSES.

Mrs lie Moyne appeared last night at the Harlem
Opera House in THE Blot in the 'Scutcheon."
which she viii present there all the week The
occasion is worthy of note, because of the rarity
Of Brownng's on the evening programme OF
a theatre.
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SENATOR LODGE ON EMIGRATION

Naples, May 8-senator Henry Cabot Lodge. who
is here, received visit to-day from the head of
the Italian Emgrant Department The sanotor
expressed the opinion that Italian emigration win
not be opposed by the United States II il is directed
toward agricultural States. 49,
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THE PopE,s TALK WITH MIR. REDMOND.
Home Rule Not Discussed, It Is Said-The
Former Version of the Interview.

Rome May 8.-Surprise has been caused at
the Vatican by what is there regarded as the
exaggerated impression produced in certain
quarters by Pope Pius's words to John E. Red
nond at the audience which the Irish Parlia-
mentary leader had with His Holiness on April
p. 1t IS stated on authority that the subject Of
home rule for Ireland was not discussed at the
audience. the conversation being confined 10 al
lusions TO wha' might be considered the legit-
mate aspirations of Irish Catholics. The Pontin,
it is added, expressed the highest appreciation
of the reception accorded 10 King Edward on
the occasion of his latest visit to Italy and
commended to Irishmen loyalty to the SOW
nrAi,n and respect for constituted authority.
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SDeciaL Notices.

want some expert TO hunt up the estate Of
died in New York years age, leaving a
large estate heirs could be found time The
supposed 10 1 supposed
he heir Hoping good attorney see his
49,. 70 in Your paper and confer with me ISAAC
7 T%TFTICITM Colorado City, Colo.
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Miss Eugene Blair appeared at the West End
Theatre yesterday as Sapho, with a necessarily
strong leading man. at least in muscular sense.
On Saturday afternoon she viii revive East
Lynne"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-09

According to a dispatch dated Rome, April q,
John E. Redmond was received in private audi
ence by the Pope, who inquired into the re-
ligious political and industrial development OF
Ireland. and expressed complete sympathy with
the Irish National party, which he termed the
defender of the Catholic religion in Ireland The
Pope was also quoted saying that the VA
tional party's efforts to achieve liberty Tor Ire
land and full civil and religious rights LOT the
Irish people by lawful and peaceapIe means
,rnnld have his support and blessing.
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George NJ. Cohan and his company, in Little
Johnny Jones'" came back TO the New-York The
atre last night. The play has already been seen
the Liberty Theatre and also the New-YorlS,
yet it welcomed again last evening.
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Locnl OmcinI Record.-The

Highest temperature yesterday &c degrees; lowest "a
Average YESTERDAY 80 degrees Tor
responding date GO degrees average for
responding date last twenty years, 81 degrees
Local Forecast. Showers to-day, followed by fair,
warmer Wednesday; partly cloudy; fresh northwest
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TrLbune Local OhservatLons.-

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SpecidL Notices.

Hotel du PaIas Hotel s., James and Albany. Hotel
BELGIUsI-Ls Grand Hotel Brussels. Hotel KuruaaI &
Beau Site. Csteni
ioI.LAND-I1otel des hides The Hague Kurssai sebs-
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sons Hotel Mgnich. Hotel Bellevue Dresden: Hotel
ai.eIhot, Berlin, Hotel Sour Seasons Wissoaden:
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ARCHAEOLOGICAL St Luke's Church Scranton
PENN April y. by the Rev Rogers Israel. D. D.
Eleanor Stewart Moflat OF Scranton and Morgan Bulk
eley Brainard, OF Hartford, Conn.
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York showers, followed ~ to-day interior.
northwest winds.
For New-Jersey partly cloudy today. with showers
north portion; Wednesday. partly cloudy west
winds.
For the District Of Columbia. Delaware and Mary
land, fair and colder to-day. increasing cloudness
Wednesday; fresh winds.
Pennsy vnia scattered showers and thun-
derstoTms, followed today colder western
portion; partly cloudy and cool Wednesday, fresh
winds,
For New-Enrland. showers and thunderstorms, with
colder I'm portion, today
Wednesday; fresh brisk southwest winds shifting to
northwest
F5r Western New-York fair and colder To-Day; fair
Wednesday; fresh north winds.
Western Pennsylvania fair and colder
creasing coIdincss Wednesday. probably showers
southern portion; fresh northwest 20 north winds.
For West Virginia. fair and cooler to-day. showers
Wednesday.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and observation-disclosures May s.
disturbance Sunday evening Wisconsin
has advanced to the st. Lawrence Valley. and has
diminished somewhat energy. In its OF
high pressure colder weather is moving eastward
having reached the upper lake region temperatures
in Northern Michigan the freezing point
The plateau depression has deepeued considerably but
has yet crossed the Rocky Mountains.
Showers indicated for Tuesday in New England,
the Gulf and South Atlantic States. also in the Missouri
Valley, Kansas the Rocky Mountain region, and the
south portion Of the plateau The rain Will
probably spread Wednesday into the middle and lower
portions Of the Mississippi Valley, the Ohio Valley and
the Gulf States
Warnings have been issued White
River at Clarendon, Ark Frost warnings have been
issued for Minnesota. Wisconsin, Michigan and North
Iowa.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-05
GETTING THE TEAM
IN PROPER SHAPE
Meeting of the Football Men ut tho
Courthouse on Next Thurs
day Evening.

County Clerk II. H. Holt. manager
of tile football team which IS 10 rrp,
resent the Hampton Athletic AsSocia-
ton, has called Il meeting Of tl.c men
who play the game 10 take place nt
tho courthouse on Thursday evening.
a, this time Mr.. Holt expects 10 pick
thu ihcI for the team and all who OK
pect TO bc applicants for positions on
the eleven arc expected to attend the
mcciiuE.
Mr.. liolt has written letters 10 the
mama;,cr- az lie : shingiun and Leo
University. Virginia Military Institute.
wv iliam am Hay College, Randolph.
Macon College, Richmond College.
i,Orf'ii! ale, The Ba!timora City Coz
i, a. cltvc'.s. asking for 81 aas i .ii"g
: Tie Coming suaann.
He probably will go to Old pcin.
:ultc day III; w"-.; -, :i::rlac lur a
game win M ,trt Mont,o Artillery
School.
In speaking ~ the prospects fcr
fnnthall yesterday Mr. lEol, sail ;llai
the indications 81. that Hampton VII
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-05
LOUISA COUPLE
is MARRIED HERE
Mr.: J. j. Trcc and Mrs. Nettic M.
Groomc Married in the President
Suite at the Chanberlin.

| Tho Presidents suite ut the Cham
berlin hotel was the scene of n mar
riaSc Sunday afternoon. when Mr.. J
j. Trice and Mrs. Nrttic NJ GroOma
of Mineral. Louisa county, were mar
ric, ny Rev. Il. pcndciton Jones, ID. D.
OF the Hampton BAPTIST church.
MIR. Tricc and Mrs. Groninc camc
down to Old Point on the Sunday OK
cmrsion. Shortly after 1 o'clock MIR
'frice hashfully admitted To the man
I i'll the newsstand III the Chainburliu
hat he WAS looking Tor minister
ami wanted 10 lie married in hurry
Rev. Or. Jones; WAS summoned and
promptly responded.
|. Mr. and Mrs. Tricc left Sunday
night for RichMond in Which city
they will spend their honeymoon. Mr.
'rricc gave his age as GO years ana
Iva. CT his bride as -. 10th hal
passed through the matrimonial stage
before.
Councilman John lsyrnes. OF Phoc
bus. who is connected with the hotel
as chict baggage agent aa,I Miss Mary
Mullen acted us witnesses TO the ccrc-
mony.
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FOR THURSDAYS GAME.
Doctors Will Endeavor to Give tho
Druggists Bitter Pill

Doctors Will Endeavor to Give tho
Druggists a Bitter Pill.
Everything is in readiness for tho
battle on the. diamond between the
doctors and the druggists, at tho Na
tional Soldiers Homo grounds on
Thursday afternoon. 1t is expected
that the game will he holly contested
and an interesting match is antici
pated
Mayor Thornton +. Jones will cove,
first base for The druggists, but tho
doctors insist that the presence al
iampton's chief executive in that i'm
rortant position will only nerve then
to renewed efforts 10 secure victory
Here is tho lineup Of tho two teams
Doctors: Wyatt, p; Sinclair, G.;
Hone. H.; McAlliatcr, 2b. Howe, SIS !,
Cnbell 3b~. Brown, IT,; Vandersl!co
CT; Picker, re-
Druggists: Ellison, n. I.arrabce, c.;
Jones, III; Phillips. Oh; White ss.
Knewstep, 3b.; +. Congdon, IT,; Thos
Congdon, cr.; Worthington, IF.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-05
JONES WAVES EXAMINATION.
Norfolk Murderer Makes Request For
Book on Hypno.ism.
Inv HssocInic1 nrrcS

NORFOLK, VA. Sept i.-Captain
D. w. Jones of the list Virginia
Regiment. who murdered Maud Cam
Hron Robertson by almost scvcrina
her head with tho same razor with
which he afterwards attempted to
commit suicide. waived examination
today when presented in tho pnlicc
court, and was sent On To tho October
grand jury.
Tho prisoner asked To be pormittra
TO have in his cell work on hypno
ism ana this request was grantc:!
commemorative Attorney Triton said
he had no idea that any hvpnnti.m
could he used on the jury which will
Try Captain Jones month hcrCc
anu attached no Importance 10 the re
uuest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1905-09-05

he si>cn n;mhnr of strong .,.i;l.t s.
llc probably Will arrange ia onan The
season Will same with Wililm ami
Mary
The grounds committee Of the MS
Socia'inn Will meet al the Hampton
Reads Golf club this afternoon To So
lccl :; size for the athcllic park. II
is probable that the golf club grounds
VIII he determined upon. although tllt
Ola park nj Riverviow may yet b,
brought into service.
tchlsht an important meeting of the
hoard of governors of the association
will be held.