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New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

No q East 44ths On a,7 Wsepssay si: Aggst
% q s ss s nfssS m sahoph hsi msr sz and Mary Martin
Nth Hna calli.teG Saes %te Of
her late residence Jericho Road Queens on Friday at
p.m
his bGs 2i7 aer9cs 81 St Afsss
Church West Endave. and sIth-st this afternoon at
pAY-on August g. 1908. at AsSury Park. y. J.. Mary
Day widow OF the Rev. Henry s Day Funeral private
g..1s Aqsnss "a asr Ss.pand sh05 o Racs
BsPdt JACOB Funeral tom 81 HI his late residence West
daughter q shs late @ Pisa 5S F7aa
J1i ui'erit on Friday. August IS at s:15 P. m
MCREERY-on August 81. William Noble Youngest son
of Rachel MqGrssry & @ & G sn;hE Fl R .IS k8ps ISL i,
his father Essn M at 6ck Rs nren 1n at
the convenience OF his family. Please omit flowers
MEAD-M Passaic. y. J., on august ., e 1903. Miss Miss
Maria Mead. daughteE OF the late Walter and Mari.
IS private.
PAULDING-on Tuesday. August o. 1905. at saranac
Emily pearson Pauldng the saith year Of his age.
eqSm bnr mas az p Sp dy Of iTetgo oi
son Train leaves Grand Central Station at I54
August 2 at s her sssadenGs a Mary yn T Ply
OF Brooklyn. Interrnent this morning
RABERG-on wednssaay Ansus: 2' 1895 at his late
I9 the e7th year Of his age. private,
sag E5ansscO & Cal % on AusuI , L 1soS
mond in the eigthyeighth year her age intsrnsnt
at Greenwood.
sINGER-At New-York City, on Thursday morning Au-
g1st % 1905 Sarah j. wife Of the late Isaac Singer
Funeral from late residence at the Hotel Majestic
West T2d-st. Saturday morning at 1880 clock In
ternlent private
sTEvENs-At her residence. 2oo Herkimer-st. Brook
Ivn on August o. Matilda widow OF Dr. Anson o.
stevens Funeral private
TFNER-At the residence OF her daughter Mrs Whit
tinghau Tarrytown. August y. 1905. Eliza Teuer.
Funeral private
STADEN-Henry. at his home, Noroton, Conn IN
his s5th year. Intermeot private
wooD-At East Orange y j. August %, 1908. Lucie
BoIce wi Milton Rushing Wood. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Henry s. Boice. aged 20 years Funeral
service Friday morning. August 3 her rest
dence 121 South Grove-st.. 1870 O'clock
New-Brunswick y. j.
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The cast follows:
mee IA TOILETTE AT THE BoER WAR.

Miss Fola La Toilette, the daughter ol OoV
Eol,ette of Wisconsin, has been elected
+ha nDauehter Of the Regiment" by the Boer
contingent at the Boer War spectacle at
Brighton Beach Park. Appropriate ceremonies
will he held Monday in which General Cronje'
chief of the Boer forces, will present TO MISS
La toilette the sash, cap and khaki uniform ana
a western pony which she will ride the bal
ance Of the season. Miss La Toilette VIII oon
her uniform, saddle her horse and mount at the
call of the bugler to boots and saddles ana
ride away with her regiment, all IN view OF ule
andience.
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tshould be read DAILY by all interested. changes
NAV tfmel
Foreign mails FOR the ending "a 1905. will
ose tpronptly In all at the General Postofcs
LolioWS Registered ParcesPosr Mails close az the
Genera PostOfhce earlier than closing TINA
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Parces.Post Mails for Great Britain and Ireland are
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays and
by the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
patch is made BY the Cunard Line when Cunard
sails SATURDAY. later American Line
the same day. The Parce1s-Post Mails be-
fore the regular mails
ParcslsPost Mails for Barbados and Great Britain a1
Ireland CANNOT be registered
Regular and Supplementary close Foreign
ton corner Of West half
than closing time shown below that Suppfen
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,,nv HyDEs AMERICAN AUNrs.

Miss Verona somers Cocks. who has just married
Lord HYDE. son and heir Of the Earl o. CLARENDON,
FI,ng Edwards Lord Chamberlain. is sister OF
- - 7 ord Sorners who, indeed gave her
swar ar the altar Lord somers is far from being
well of. for the last Earl OF somers left al ms
estates 10 his daughter. Lady Henry somerset the
present peer. who was merely distant cousin IN
heriting little beyond his bsrony' the eai iuo DC &c
oo,,3ro ext,,c- Lord Sorners is unmarried. ana
should he die without male issue the ttle "oulo
pass 70 his uncle. the Rev. Henry Somers. VINO mas
an American wife the daughter OF Dlewellyh
Haskell of Boston. His next brother. VINO IS there-
fore IL the line OF succession 10 the peerage, mas
also married an American girl. daughter OF Major
Sabine L. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Ten thousand persons saw Pains twenty-seventh
annual carnival of fire at the Manhattan Beach
Enclosure last night Twenty novelties were shown.
an important feature OF which was daylight ex-
hibition shortly after o'clock. This consisted OF
Japanese fireworks.
Several set pieces, showing President Roosevelt
the Gar the Mkado. the peace ENJOYS and the
more prominent of the Russian and Japanese gen
erals were also shown. The carnival closed with q
spectacle showing the front for eighth of
a mile on fire. The had been lined with set
pieces and miniature bombs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
"RoGERs BROTHERS IN IRELAND. "
New Play Presented at Rochester Well
Received.
By Telegraph to The Tribune.)

Rochester Aug. 24-The Rogers Brothers
onened their eighth season under the manage
rnent Of Ellaw & Erlanger at the Lyceum Thea
ire in this city, tonight. presenting John j.
McNally's new musical play, The Rogers
Brothers in Ireland" The piece is different
from anything in which the Rogers Brothers
have been seen. Vaudeville and speciaitles
have given place to a story. An audience that
Allied the theatre received the play and players
enthusiastically.
The Rogers Brothers play German characters
with the rest of the cast speaking WIN d
broeue Musical numbers are introduced
throughout the performance by the principals
and chorus.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
THE PLUNGER's TRIAL TOMORROW
The President Will Watch the Manoeuvre
from the Sylph.
Ry Telegraph to The Tribune.)

oyster Bay. Aug. 24-The submarine boat
Plunger is to go through her PAGES for the
President on Saturday morning. Lieutenant
Charles P. Nelson. commander Of the vessel took
luncheon with the President this afternoon and
discussed plans and details. President and Mrs.
Roosevelt and their children and some friends
will view the maneuvres from the deck of the
Sylph.
1t is quite probable that the President will in
spect the Plunger either before or after the
exhibition, but he has no intention of taking
passage for her diving trips.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Charles r. Brown vice-president OF the Open
heimer Institute, and Miss Mary Leone Clark
daughter OF William Clark. proprietor OF the
Cornwall Courier" were married at the Hotel Bres-
lin. the temporary home OF the brides father' Ses-
terday afternoon. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev Dr. James Bruce father of Lieutenant
Governor Bruce and an old friend OF the Clark
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Brown VIII make thelr nome
in Yonkers, ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE Senator Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island. HOFFMAN-A. P. FIagler San
Charles T9Erey Boston SAXARERNGaRtaFR lT}Si1 1RF
D Chamberlain Chicago SAINT REGlS-E. L.
Ryerson. Chicago. XICToRIA-E6en H0TelIs
DHRE-A STORIA-E Rollins Morse Boston.
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MRS. MAckAY's WIDE CHARITY.
By Telegraph to The Trieune->

(By TELEGRAPH % Inc Iriouhe-I
Hampstead. y. Y. Aug 2.-Much surprise was
manifested here this evening by the announcement
OF controversy that had arisen between the Rev.
Father Thomas s. Duhigg. of Brooklyn. and Mrs.
Mackay. She has given much to the poor Catholic
families of Rosly1 and has also given much IN
other directions. She recently contributed largely
toward the rebuilding and furnishing Of the Eps-
copal Church of Roslyn OF which she IS a member.
Her husband always attends the Catholic Church
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

italian majostes bearing the following insoription:
To our very dear cousin: from Humbert and
Marguerite
In her youth Princess Victoria who spent much
oc her time with her mothers sister, Lady Dinor-
bin. and with the latter's daughter. Lady Neave
was woman OF celebrated loveliness singulariy
sifted, and with such magnificent contralto
voice that Meyerbeer was moved thereby TO
specially compose and dedicate to her one of his
beautiful songs. The latter portion OF her
lfe, for occasional visits to Lady Neave in
England. spent in Italy a beautiful estate
named Marla- near Lucca. where by special permit
from King Eumbert the denented brother OF the
princess was kept under restraint instead of being
confined in al asylum. Her relations with the
Italian royal family of the most atrectionate
description and. Ike the late Prince Louis Of
Bourbon. Count d'Aquila. she recsived from the
time OF the overthrow OF the kingdom s< Naples
until her death a generous allowance from the
Italian crown. The Neave baronetcy 1 may add
dates from the close of the eighteenth century ana
was created 4 reward for Sir Richard Neave's
distinguished service in India and as governor of
the Bank Of England. Sir Thomas the fifth
baronet. is unmarried. and makes MS country home
at Ludulas HIS picturesque country seat in An
glossy
LORD ToWNSHEND FINDS A BRIDE AT LAST
Lord Townshend who about year ago was the
defendant in a sensational breach of promise case
and who had previously invaded the United States
with the avowed purpose OF fishing for an Ameri-
can heliSSs' quest DelnS altogether unsuccess-
full, has now been married at last to Miss Suth-
erst daughter of London lawyer. who has man
aged TO make his competency not at the bar. but
as the promoter OF all sorts OF companies and
financial enterprises OF kind and another. Some
OF these have been in the United States and others
in Mexico and the first came to the fore
about sixteen seventeen years by engineering
the omnibus strike in London which tied up traffic
TO a great extent for number Of days.
Lord Townshend, according TO his evidence in
a he time prha0 ha Anfa rims RI
obtain permission to sell his family portraits, has
not only no income but no fixed abode. True he
has two ancestral country seats. but of them,
Raynham is rented 10 Lawson Johnson, and the
other, Balls Park. 10 Sir c. Faudel Phillips former
Lord Mayor OF London. Lord Townshends name
IS known in this country not only in connection
with his extravagances and his utterances while
here. but also by reason OF the fact that It was
owing TO the obstinacy of a scion of his house,
Charles Townshend, George IITs Chancellor OF the
Excheouer, in exacting unjust taxes from the peo-
pie OF America, that led them 70 arise in revolt
against England.
MARoUISE DE BONTENOY.
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sAIJRDAY l26l-At 8 a m for Europe. per Phil
erpool Scotland and Ireland when specially addressed
for this steamer; at $50 a. supplementary 10
a. for Europe. .. :. Campania. Queens
town and Liverpool: a $50 a for Belgium par
cels-Post Malls. per Iceland regular mall
for Belgium when specially addressed for this seamsr
at 1880 for Scotland direct Especially addressed
only) per 5 Caledonia.
TUESDAY (29At 10 80 Complementary u ny for
Europe, per kronpr!uz Wilhelm. via Plymouth.
CherbOurZ and Bremen.
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Convention and exhibition of Master Bakers Grand Gen.
tral Palace
Free Day at the Geological Park and the Museum Of
~
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EX-GOVERNOR HILL AT LAKE PLACID.
CBy Telegraph to

CBy Telegraph The Trbune)
Lake Placid. n. Y. Aug 24-Ex-Governor David
Bennett HILL who is travelling In the Adirondacks
arrived at the Stevens House tonight. in company
with p. j. Manville Of Albany. They Will remain
here several days
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
GENERAL WOOD LEAVES OYSTER BAY

(By Telegraph TO The Tribune.)
Oyster Bay, Aug. A.-General and Mrs. Leonard
Wood, who were house guests at Sycamore Hill
overnight left here for NewYork this afternoon
Before taking the train, General Wood said that
he had had very satisfactory visit with the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

Frank Gheen, of Robert Blossoms company. was
overcome by the heat yesterday morning during the
rehearsals of ''Strongheart" at the Savoy Theatre
He was sent his home at No. 21 East 4sth-st.
Late in the afternoon Mr.. Gheen had rallied but is
still in a serious condition
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and shtngton, Aug. "a
A high pressure wave upper lake region
the upper Mississippi Valley and the Dakotas has caused
fall temperature those districts and in
Nebraska moderate fall in Kansas. tho lower
region the Atlantic States II was also
considerably cooler in Western Colorado Else
where extreme temperatures aro again rising
There and thunderstorms In the At
States. Ohio and upper Missis-
sippi valleys Colorado New-Mexico and Utah Else
where the weather fair.
The high area over the North will cause this tenn
peratures TO be rather moderate during few days
in lower lake region middle Atlantic States and
New-England Il viii be Friday in the middle
West and Saturday IN the central valleys and
upper region will thunder showers Friday
in the Atlantic states generally. in the Ohio Valley. the
lake south lake regions COLORADO Titan
north and central portions Of New-MeXieo and
Arizona On Saturday the weather viii be generally falr
except Eastern England Eastern Florida and the
central Rocky region, where thunder showers
probable
Steamers departing Friday for European ports viii have
fresh variable winds. becoming northerly, with
showers 0 Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
YALE PROFESSOR GOES TO VERMONT

CBy Telegraph The Tribune)
Boston Aug 24.-It was announced to-day that
Professor Bassatt of Yale, has been appointed to
the faculty of the University of Vermont
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ROYAL PRINCl

ROYAL PRINCE WHO WAS WAITER HkKE"
The very serious automobile accident sustained
tbe other dav by Prince William Of Saxe-Nelmar
who is now confined 10 his bed with conclusion OF
The brain. a number OF broken ribs and internal
Injuries serves 20 call attention TO the fact that
he is the next heir TO the chdless and widowed
Grand Duke OF Ssxe-Wemar. He is man with
q very stormy career behind him. and after several
years Of service the Foreign Legion OF the Dutch
army in sunnatra came America. where, under
she name OF william Rohde, he earned his living
for q number OF years by means OF calings quite
the reverse of royal. True. he received small re-
rnittsnce from home. but like most remittance men
here he always managed 10 spend II long before II
came TO hand was often in the most desperate
straits knew by frequent experience what II was 10
20 hungry and picked up a living as riding mas
tsr as store clerk. salesman ana even as
waiter Overtaken by illness here. his relatives TOOK
cor,passion upon him. brought him home ana
,,,rses him back 70 health. He thereupon deter
mined 10 turn over new leaf. and succeeded IN
ob-airt-r the hand Of Princess Gerta Ysenburg.
sister Of that Princess Alexander Of the same name
who after being divorced by pr1ncely husOaio
and 2 rnorganatic spouse in SUCCESSION was dr.
rested some time ago at Frankfort on charges OF
fraud Of the most colossal and Chadwickian de-
scripton
Prince Williams marriage has turned out fairly
well He has occasionally. il is true, been guilty
ot brief lapses from the paths OF respectanty aio
p-oprjetv and consequently the late Grand Duke
II ~
of the grand duchy both extraordinarily keen on
the subject Of conventional propriety and the ooi
cations O. etiquette and Of rank have insisted mat
he should live without rather than within their
do-ainions. owing TO which he makes his home al
rI,fs.Tbors urbere he IS not above recalling old
time. in the United States with American students
a. the university there friendly mug Of beer
or a glass Of wine.
He has two SONS. the elder OF whom Frlhce
Hermann. now nineteen years of age has just re-
,.f,e5 commission in the Prussian Cuirassiers Of
the Guards It is generally assumed that when the
Grand Duke dies Prince Hermann Will succeed 10
the throne and that his father. Prince ilila VIII
waive his claims Of succession thereto in mis- favor
Fo- i,asmuch as the Kaiser and nearly all the
other German sovereigns have taken their cue from
the Grand Duke Of Saxe-Weimar. and declined TO
receive him at their courthsve, in fact ooycotled
him mainly by Of his anteceoenls-lt woulu
be very awkward indeed II he were TO become
Grand Duke OF Saxe-Weimar, and entitled 10 lake
his place among them.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25
WEDDINGS.
By Telegraph TO The Trih

CBy Telegraph to The Tribune)
Johnstown. n. Y, Aug. A-The wedding OF Miss
LueIIa Anibal and Herbert Van Voast was cele-
brated here this evening. Mrs Van Voast is the
daughter of Judge and Mrs. Robert P. Anibal Both
the Van Voast and the Anibal families are among
the oldest in the Mohawk Valley.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

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Rains
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Local omciaI Rece

sisa4 temperature yesterday IS degrees; -rest. III
average for corresponding date last year. TO-
,,s f,r ~crr.sponding last twenty-five years
I0Ce day thunderstorrns and cooler; Sat
,rdaV .sir. fresh Ihiftng winds becoming north
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CEMETERIES
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

r~s div accessible Harlem Grans
station Webster and Jerome avenue troleys
rtage 1925 Telephone (SS55 Gramercy
u representative
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HoRsFoRp's ACID PHOSPHATE

Cure Nervous Disorders
Headache Insomnia, Exhaustion and Restlessness
builds the nervous system
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Married.

BARRoUR-BARBoUR-On Thursday. August "a 1905
at Elberun N j.. by the Rev. J. H. Owens. Mr.. Har-
old A NJ. Barbour and Miss Annie E. Barbour.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

David Warheld and his wife returned here yester-
day from their vacation in California. where they
have been visiting Mr.. Warlelds mother. His
opening performance will take place at the Bijou
on September ..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-25

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for Special Locaiities-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland. thunder showers and cooler to-
cav fair Saturday with moderate temperature light to
fresh north northeast winds.
For New-Ergland, showers, probably thunderstorms,
to-dsy cooler in portion. except Eeastern Maine
partly cloudy Saturday in portion: fresh
northwest winds. becoming northeast Saturday.
For kew-YOrk. New-Jsrsey Eastern Penn
svyania and Delaware. thunder showers and cooler
da FAIR saturday fresh shifting Winds becoming north
10 northeast.
Pennsylvania thunder showers today
fair and Saturday light to fresh north 70 north
winds
totr saturday, fresh Northeast 10 east winds.
roca, odlciaI Record.-The following Official record
f, the weather Bureau the changes tenn
ersture for the twenty-four hours in comparison
- H. corresponeng date last year:
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