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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
"THE DUKE OF DULUTH. .
Nat M. Wills at the Majestic.

Still suggesting his former "hobo role Nat M
Wills appeared at the Majestic Theatre last night
as the Duke of Duluth. nobleman. whose connec-
ton with the Earl of Pawtucket is clearly through
the feminine branch. The Duke of Duluth" is
aggressively up TO date II has song on the Equ-
table scandal and submarine boat. while Miss
Catherine Call as Princess Jhans sings a coon
which could not fail to cause a riot in the
BLACK and tan district
Henry Norman, as King Kak Ka " OF Wot.
which should be 'ryvot Rot" well received
The audience worried the Duke of Duluth into a.
speech by frequent curtain calls The Rosita girls
the Peaches and the Dresden girls all succeeded in
making the Land of Wot impossibly attractive and
unreasonable melodfolfs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12


BENNET-on Saturday. September 8. Sarah L Bennett,
widow of Josiah $ Bennett in the ssd year Of her age
Tuesday. September 70 at. 1870 m. Intermeni at
Fairfield. Conn. Please omit flowers
TENDER H. 1909 Thomas B. cnnoa sgea a 90 essa
services a5 ns pa as Ykr esdaS evening
at s O'Clock Interment at Evergreen Cemetery.
Wednesday morning
Eliza dausher Of iate isaac and Julia WilIson
Wednesday. September 10. at 100 P. m
G0rgs e P s5 IN @ Ss
foFsr Of TsenS S cesTS No Hover
Wiley Ford Of East Orange n. J.. daughter OF the
sherburne Ford Funeral services interment in
Dresden.
eovINRos widow Of the late Rafael eOyin at her ,a
HINE-At Vineyard Haven Mass. September
after n Lingering hb nss A9Ra ow WahBr qaqsh
of Worcester. Mass, and wife OF Th9mas A line aIns.
terry, Newark. September 4.
EoFFMANN-At New-London. Conn. Sunday. Jacob
r San the 1fsa HS ssrsS AssoaiSon state
Brewers Assoeiaon me tase I f the GERMAN
Iiederkrans the N \. saengerrunde. Navigator Lodge
THURSDAY September 4 at Il q M fT0@ the eer aas
54th-st
Monday SEPTEMBER ,s Il ths Rey tb
Church Of Fishk. aged IL Notice Of funeral
tomorrow.
HuNr-on September H. 1905 Sarah W. widow OF
Charles H. Funeral services at her tate resi-
dence No 10 Jugger-aye Flushing. y. " on Tuesday,
September II. at 8 D. m. lnterr1ent az Stockbrldge
Mass
KANE LODGE NO Asa. F. AND A. M.-Brethren;
You are fraternaly invited attend the funeral services
of our late chaplain Rev Peter Maetarsne
az 81 Edward the Martyr Episcopal Church. No II East
1Ooh-st at o'clock Wednesday september H.
HENRY W. PENoYAR Secretary.
MCI.YMoNT-suddeniy Monday, September II 1905.
AZ his residence No. 113 West a0th-st., John nicely
mont Funeral services at ST. Agnes's Chapel, West
A2d-st near Columbus-aye on Wednesday. SEPTEMBER
49, II o'clock.
MIIIS-At the residence Of his son-in,law Dr. w A.
living No 1874 5sth-st, John P Mills. formerly
tember IL at IL a. m. Railway Cemetery
Tuesday afternoon
MoRRIsoN-on September 10. Cornelius Morrison. OF
No. 70 Canarsie Lane. Flatbush Notice OF funeral
hereafter
sEToN-on Saturday. September 3. at wiesbaden.
Germany Helena Eugenia Seton. widow of Alfred L.
Seton. in her 18th year
sEIFMAN-At the Hotel Manhattan September 10 1908.
Emma w Shipman wife of the late Henry Shipman. Of
New-York City, Funeral services az St. Geergeas
AZ 3 o'clock. Interment at Greenwood
sfEIGHT-At Port Even September II. 1895
Johannes sleight, aged 81 years. private service
will be held wednesday at o'clock from his late
residence BY request OF the deceased public SER
vice will take place at $3.50 at Pythian Hall. in
charge of the Knights OF Pythias. 70 which all
friends invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
BREAK IN AUSTRIAN CABINET.

Vienna Sept 11.-Dr. Ritter Won Hartel, MIN
lister Of instruction and Public Worship. and
Raron Won Call Minister of Commerce, resigned
to-day. DR. Bienerke, vice-president OF the
Lower Austrian Provincial School Councils, has
been temporarily assigned to the place vacated
by Dr. Won Hartel, and Count Won Auersperg,
head of one OF the departments in the Ministry
of the Interior temporarily succeeds Baron Won
Call The designations are regarded as having
no political significance. They are chiefly due
to differences between the two Ministers and the
Premier. Baron Gautsch Won Frankenthurn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
MISS MARGARET ANeLIN IN azlRAs
TBy telegraph to The rribune.I

10y Telegraph to The Trhune.J
Flttsourg, Sept. 1.-THE Belasco Theatre was
opened here tonight. "zira," a dramatization of
Wflkfe Collins's novel, The Modern MagdaIene >,
was produced for the first time. with Miss Mar
saret Anghn as Zira. The play comprises pro-
iogue and three acts. Miss Angn became an i'm
mediate favorite with her audience The cast in
cluded Jameson Lee Finney as Captain Arnold syl-
Vester and Frank Worthng. as the Rev Gordon
Claver1ng, both appearing TO good advantage. The
opening proved a social feature The BeIaseo has
been entirely remodelled at great expense. Lee
Shubert. Parson Davies and Mr.. Lehman. of New
Orleans, the three of the new house were
present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
PHILBIN RUMOR AGAIN.
Talk of Tammamg Nomination Re
UiDed by Visit to Mayor.

The visit of ex-District Attorney Philbin to
Mavor Mcclellan yesterday revived the rumor
that Mr.. Philbin is being considered as can
didate for District Attorney on the Tammany
ticket When Mr.. Philbin was asked If he ex-
pected to be nominated on the Tammany ticket
he said:
why thought everybody was for Jerome"
Are YOU for Jerome?" he was asked
..Jf mn better man is nominated" said Mr..
pb,lb,n. and then he added: las declined the
nomination four years ago IT hardly seems likely
that should be anxious about it now"
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CANDIDA" OVER AGAIN.
Arnold Daily at the Garrick.

George Bernard shaw's Candida" with Arnold
DAILY in the part of Marchbanks, was re-
vived last evening at the Garriek Theatre. under
Mr.. Days direction. Mr.. Daily has played this part
many times aud the play and his work in it have
been fully estimated in The Tribune Suffice it to
say that it's the same old Candida and the
same old DAILY Miss Chrystai Herne plays the
title part for the first time
Since last season the Garrick Theatre has been
renovated to its great improvement. by ex-senator
William H. Reynolds the proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
MISS ELFlE FAY a STAR.

Reading. Penn Sept. 11.-Miss Ellie Fay made
her debut as a star here tonight in new musical
comedy, The Belle of Avenue A." The piece was
obviously written around the song which Miss Fay
introduced so successfully some years ago. but
proved far more amusing than most works of SIM
liar construction. Miss Fay's company includes
Nat and Harry Field Miss Maud Earl and VIII S.
Rising.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
r. c. VANDERBILT ADDS TO FARM.

IBy Telegraph to The T'ribunel
Newport r. T. Sept. n.-Regnald c. Vanderbilt
owns the largest farm the Island Of Aquid-
neck, having just acquired the Sissop farm, which
adjoins his. He owns all the land from the
East Main road TO the water. 1t is not known
what MIR. Vanderbilt paid for the property, but 1t
is understood TO be large amount.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Annual convention of tho Woman's Christian Tenn
peTance Union Mott Avenue Methodist Church. MOTIF
ave and 15oth-st., p m
Meeting intercollegiate Socialist Society," NO.
14o Fuiton-st. 2 p m
rooms of the AIdns Club, No. II 5thaye, $50 p m
Free day at the Museum of Natural history ano inc
Nnn1n rica Al 0arlE
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NJ w,rTg GUEST OF MELVILLE E. STONE.

Melville e Stone. general manager OF Inc Asso-
c,ated Press gave dinner for NJ. Witte and Baron
Rosen at the Lotos Club last evening The editors
of most of the newspapers also present There
ere No set speeches The dining room deco
rated with the flags of the United States and of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
TIMELY RAINS IN INDIA.

sirnla, Sept. 11.-Timey rains in the Rajpu-
tsna and other drouth stricken districts are re
aiering the fears of an acute famine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
DINNER FOR scRlRNER EmPLoYE.

In recognition of the fact that he has completed
fifty years of service with the firm Of Charles
scribner's Sons a dinner given for John Ding
man at the Aldine Association, at No III eth-aVe
last evening There were numerous speeches by
members of the club. and Mr. Dingman received
a loving cup. suitably inscribed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
THE sEEADLER AGAIN AFLoAr.

Singapore. Sept. 1.-THE German protected
cruiser seeadler, which ran on the Kent Rocks.
twelve miles from here. has been relocated She
sustained little damage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
GENERAL MILES REGISTERS IN BOSTON.

Boston. Sept n.-General Nelson A. Miles was
registered to-day as voter in the city OF Boston.
His application was favorably acted rron by the
Election Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
UNDERTaKERS.
Special Notices.
Tribune subscription Rstes.

Tribune Subscription Retes-
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,his country and address changed often
sasire5 Subscriptions may be given TO your regular
SoAT before leaving IL convenient. hand them
in at THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
Forecast for Special Looaiities.-Eor N.~-Bnsl

highest temperature yesterday 81 dsSrses lowest ca
For Corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years 20 e,so-,ns to-day. with brisk south winds
t t,ssl 10 west. sair and warmer wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
PATRICK HENRYs RELATIVE DEAD.

ithaca. N Y Sept. n.-Mrs. Virginia Henry
Beasey. aged eighty-nine years a granddaughter
of patrick Henry died yesterday in the State Hos
,,i+aI for rho Insans at Willard where she had been
= natient for the last few months.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
MANY sPANIARDs HURT IN PANIC.

Salamanca. Spain. Sept. lit is estimated
that 12O persons were injured in panic at
cattle show here to-day, when frightened ami
mails ran into the crowds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--VV ashtngton seps II.
A depression Is central tonight Western New
York II is attended by general rain throughout the
Middle Atlantic States and Western NeV-England-
oa dspression occupies the Superior region but
generally feir weather attended II thus far An
area NJ hsh colder weather is moving south
eastward over the Dakotas has been general In the
Ohio Valley and lower lake region. and also in
Tennessee Louisiana. Arkansas. Alabama and North
west Georgia
For Tuesday rain indicated in New-Engiand. the
,.-n norton Of the Atlantic anc showers
CO ,bunderstorms in the Atlantic and East Cult
S,o+.s "wednesday wi be fair except in ths Gulf
oer in the middle portions Of the Missouri
the upper middle portions OF the Mississippi
Tysiis,,' nd he Upper Lake region.
1be winds along the EewEngland and Middle Atlantic
CuIf light south; the lower lakes fresh
rtt1vsst 10 north upper lakes increasing south
st.oroers 6eparng Tuesday for European ports will
80 brfsk south winds and rain to the Grand Banks.
x,orSna.t for Special Loeaties-For Ns~-Engiand
=. ,audsv: Wednesday, fair; brisk southeast winds on
the
r. district OF Columbia. Maryland and Delaware
- r,,asdey; wednesday. fair: fresh winds
clesflS Eew-York clearing Tuesday, with hrsk
nth winds shifting 20 west; wednesday. fair and
ss,ern Pennsylvania and Western Nsp-Yorh
TOT Tnesday followed BY fair IN afternoon
S4tSnassav showers; variable winds becoming fresh
southwest
-, OFFICIAL Hecord.--Ths following official record
- ~ weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
for the twepty-four hours IN comparison
of last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
Mr.. MEYER STARTS FOR BERLIN.

st. Petersburg, Sept. n---Arahassador Meyer
started to-day for Berlin and Paris he will go
to America leave of absence at the end Of Sep
terlher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible trains from Grand Contra
Station Webster and Jerome troleys and by
riage Lots SIPS up Telephone t4S55 Gramerey1 for Boo
OF Views or representative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
WILL END BEAUTY AND THE BARGE 81
Charles Frohman Decides to Close Run at
the Lyeeum Saturday.

Charles Frohman announced yesterday that THE
Beauty and the Barge" in which Nat Goodwin
opened the season at the Lyceum Theatre will be
taken off next Saturday night Mr.. Frohman is
said to consider the piece failure. The house will
be dark until September IS, when George AIDE
Just Out of College" will be put on. Mr. Goodwin
VIII pesin rehearsals at once a dramatization
Of Wolfye.'' by Alfred Henry Lewis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12
Postomce Nntion

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. changes
may occur at tne)
Foreign mails for the ending September ID leo
VIII close (pfonptfy IN all the General Pcstee
as follows Registered ParcelsPast Mails close at the
General Pestoffce earlier than Closing sine
shown below Parcels-Post Mails for Germany close st
m. September II and 90
Parces,Post Mails for Great Britain and ireland sIs
oispatched pY the White Star Line Weanesda5s ana
by the American Line Saturdays An additional dis
poteh Is nade y the CunaFd Line aeH 2 Gdnara ssains
sails Saturday later American steamer
the day The Pareeis-Pest Mails eicsa fss-r
before the regular mails
Parees-Pest Mails BARBADOS Great Rrita4n and
ireland CANNOT be REGISTERED.
Regular and Supplementary mails al Foreign station
corner OF West and Merton half later than
closing time shown below Except supplementary
Mails for Europe and Central America via Colon,
close one hour later at Foreign Statienl.
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TRANsATI,ANrTe MANS

TUESDAY Q2At 1870 a. m for Italy direct Especially
addressed eny1. per PTinz Adabert. az II 30
SSSSnppl,eIs ntary o NJ for Europe per Kaiser
Wilhelm III. via Plymouth Chsrhourz and Bremen.
WEDNESDAY d3)-As $50 m for europe per g. s.
Majestic, via Queenstown and Liverpool. ar m
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Italy Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and frit
Ism Inda per s. s. La Bretagne via Haxre othe-
parts Of Europe when specially addressed for this
FRIpAI d5,-At 1870 p m. for Azores Islands per
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Etruria via Queenstown other parts 81 Europs
when specially addressed fer this steamer;
LOT europe Per s 81 Louis: vis Plymouth and Cher
ponrg at 1880 a m for Scotland
dressed enly) per FITnessia; az $50 a m for
Belgium Narees-Post Mailsl, Per Kreonlsnd tsiso
regular mail for Belgium when specially
this steamer; $50 for Italy direct specially
addressed only, per :. Italia
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Domestic Rates.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all points the United States caRssa and Mexico
sronxS Also 10 Cuba. Rico. HawRiI and the
i9binpines without extra fer foreign postage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-12

The season at the Garden Theatre begins to-
night. when Henry w. Savage will offer George
AIDES latest comedy, THE Bad Samaritan" At
fits recent premiere In Washington the play was
successful The cast includes Richard Golden Miss
Anne Sutherland, Edward See Samuel Reed Wads-
worth Harris, Miss Ceoeye Mayer, Miss Augusta
True and Miss Grace Fisher
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uATTs FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, EXCEPT
FRANSPACIFIC.

TRANSFACIElL-
=. poTfs 81 sailing the CONNECTING mails eiess
~ tie General Pestoh5ce NeW=fork, as le.i9ss.
Ezra Via Port Tampa. at f4:so M Aonlay = -
49, and Saturday fAlso from Ne1-1ofk IRofs'aF sA4
observation-disclosures (exeept Pareels-Pes Mals} va Nestn
also occasionally from New-9ork ana Fntaes'eAiA-
See above.1 $40 ~
&c., other Sunday (September 10 ana - etef
TsNfkicA via Boston. close at D. m FFlay talse t8en
SseE-York on Saturday See aboyef-
via Mobile AZ 1890 p Tuesday West
3ast ~ Honduras IS dispatched from NeVF-forS VIA
% sz,a
COSTA RIGA. via Nev-0ftsdnss 4V'S' p ~ @~s~~f -
via Mobile wednesday; - - 40 = =,
MEXICO CITY overland. at $50 p m ana 49, ss n m
nsSs AZ SesTTA east coastl via Aohils at 1870 ~
"wednesday West Coast OF Nlcafasud y 9tSAHeslsN
Sror, New via Panama..
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES Ere

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parts Of Haiti when specially addressed Ger this
dad and caaad Bolivar and Guiana per 5 siaraeas;
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THURSDAY dat fer AEgsntias urgEgsy ana
cluSine essthsgens when s5eeiaIv addresses Tor sss
peche. per Yucatan also other parts % Mexico
St kits Nevis St Eustatus ST Martins sIsTtiniqae
SasIco lneaia a addPsssid osy per :
FRIDAY g9-At u for Xueatan ana campsshs.
Per To s ea2 at IL 55 fT So9 B'aa PsF
muda. per steamer via Halifax.
s56 G De 5na fs at A ne fer N
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a. m Complementary ESQ M Tor Porto Flse Cure
S Ta9 s Whsn specially addressed for tbs .ss
dressed per I9r Psthandsr Via Ponce al $50
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