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New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
"MIDDY" DUEL CHARGES.
Captain 4doIph Marie Serves Them
on Minor Meri5sether. Jr.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. I

by Telegraph TO The Tribune
Annapolis. Nd. Nov. IA copy OF the charges
against Midshipman Minor Meriwether. jr.. was
served him to-day by Captain Adolph Mark,
the judge advocate. who came to Annapolis for
the purpose. There are three charges with four
specifications.
The maximum penalty provided for the first
charge is dismissal and ten years confinement
in the peniteptiary: that for the second and
third dismissal. In each case the court has the
authority to provide any punishment that it
may see fit less than the maximum. If Meri-
wether is found guilty on all three charges 1t
would be within the power OF the court to pun
ism HIM by demerits, confinement at the naval
academy. or in some other manner
The first charge is manslaughter, the specifica-
ton being that Meriwether caused Midshipman
Branchs death by hitting him with his fist.
The second is under article OF naval regua-
tions which forbids assaulting or provoking any
one in the service. the specifications being the
calling of Branch by the names of sneak and
coward" and assaulting him. The third is
duct to the prejudice Of good order and discipline
in engaging in fight
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Washington. Nov. H.
The baronetrc conditions over the United states nave
NOT change materially the last twentyfour hours Ths
ea+ber continues cloudy west OF the Rocky Mountains
- scattered rams in Washington and Oregon due to an
area Of low pressure moving eastward over Brs
Columbia In the lake region rains have also
fallen as result shallow depression that Is no" cen
tral over eastern Huron third shallow depression
is also central in Oklahoma The temperature
has fallen Missouri Valley and risen IN the Ohio
Valley.
indicated for Saturday and Sunday e-
cept along and IN tbs north portion
of the Middle Atlantic States and New-England where
is probable. Scattered showers are ao
probable IN the Saturday and in the middle
portion Of the Mississippi Valley on Sunday
weather is indicated n the middle Mississippi val
ley. the lake region and the Ohio Valley.
he along Nsw-Elgland and Middle Atlantic
will southwest the South At
IsnFic coast light west Gulf light
fresh southeast the lower lakes fresh west and on
the upper light and variable, becoming south and
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports wiz
have fresh winds and fair weather 70 the Grand
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
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was born IN lSoi
The new heir to the throne of Belgium is Prince
Albert of Flanders, only son of the late count OF
Flanders Prince Albert was born April s, 1870
and was married October 2 1890. to Princess Ehza-
beth of Bavaria They have two children. Frlncc
leopold born November g. 1901 and Prince CharleS'
who was born October 10. 1903 The deceased count
had long contemplated renouncing his SUCCESSION
to the throne in favor of his SON The latter is
one of the most popular members Of the reigning
House of Belgium. He is of a studious disposluoh'
and bears q striking resemblance to his uncle hls
Leopold Prince Albert has travelled extensively.
His wife also is very popular with the BelglaNs'
and there was great rejoicing when she presented
her husband with a and heir. The princess
possesses a most engaging disposition, and Is
great sportswonan. an excellent rloei' so'O
cyclist and a daring automobilist
1t is possible that the Belgian SOCIALISTS WIZ
cause trouble when It is proposed 10 transfer 10
Prince Albert the present annual grant OF $+o'VOV
paid to the Count of Flanders as heir apparent
When the late count proposed to renounce his sue
cession the Socialists. who have always denounced
the count for accepting this grant in view OF the
fact that he was enormously rich and had no use
for the money announced their intention OF oppoS
ing in the strongest manner possible the transfer
of the grant. though Prince Albert was dependent
entirely upon his pay army of1cer ana upon
the generosity of the King, who is said to be the
richest sovereign in the world. But it is possible
that the dead count may have provided handsomely
for Prince Albert though he leaves two daughters,
the Princess Henrictte, who married Prince
Emmanuel of Orleans. Duke Of Vendome and the
Charles Antoine OF Hohenzoern.
1y ing gTant OF $50 oo year from the public
treasury, and the Belgian Socialists declare this
heir apparent Finally, the Socialists assert that
the King has private fortune OF at least ssee3oe5o
dynasty out OF his own money.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
BIG GIFT TO LAFAYETTE
Ralph voorhees,, Gives 100000 to College
Endowment Fund.
EBy Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

Easton Penn, Nov. 17.-Ralph voorhees,, ~
Clinton. N j., who recently gave 100000 TO HUI
ron College, in South Dakota, has made similar
gift to Lafayette College. to be applied TO the
memorial endowment fund Of the institution which
the college aims to make $4,000 when the seventy
fifth anniversary exercises celebrated in 1907.
Ralph Voorhees, the philanthropist, who has been
blind many years, has been widely known for his
generous gifts. April 8, 1905, he gave $4,000 to
the American Tract Society; in December. 1894,
he gave 800 900 70 MarysviIle College, Tennessee;
in all, he gave 100000 Rutgers College. His last
gift to Rutgers College was on November 13,
1904, when he informed by President Austin
Scott that there was deficit of $500 Mr.. Voor-
hees agreed to make this good. Later it was
learned that $1,000 necessary to furnish the
building Mr.. Voorhees, agreed to give $1,000 If
the alumni would give $4,000 within forty-eight
hours. The $4,000 was raised within the stipu-
lated time.
On March %. 1901. he gave $4,000 to the Car
roll College, at Waukessa, Wis, in addition to $780,
900 given to that institution by him many years
previous Mr.. voorheess gift to the American
Tract Society is subject to annuity for Mr.. and
Mrs. Voorhees, during their lives.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
TRANSPORTATION CLUES "sMokER."

The Transportation Club gave smoker last
night, the first of the regular winter series. The
committee in charge, of which F. H. Meeder was
chairman, provided highly acceptable programme,
including Tom Mast the ambidextrous chalk talk
artist" J. Adrich Libby and Miss Katherine
Trayer contributed a musical comedy" Buffalo
Bill and the Lady Mr.. and Mrs. Hurd did some
feats of magic that involved the essential measure
made a hit with a 1araphrase Of '@Tammany' that
contained the refrain. Swamp 'um, swamp 'um,
get the wampum.' and other illusions the
predatory tribe in 14th-st. and the chief of the
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
,oun e,sg,s WILL PRogATED.

Babylon Long Island, Nov. H-The viii Of John
C.fhb of Brooklyn and West Islip admitted to
probate by Surrogate Joseph Ii. Bel-o here to-
dav. AIr GLIB was a member Of the firm Of Mills
& Cibb of New-york, md was also interested in
81. Frederick I,oeser store in Brooklyn. His cs-
80 { aid "a amount TO s2c60y0oo Mrs. Glib re-
cei,es a life interest in nearly all OF the estate
W7iich al her death goes TO her children ana the
r5is-er of two dead sons Edwin and Howard
fzshh 5Thc witnesses to the viii were Frederick D.
ravlor and EredeEicA A. Aalenllne OF BrooJyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
MAY OPERATE ON MISS RITcHlE.

Miss Adele Ritchie,- the actress. who has been
in vaudeville for several weeks. and who only
recently signed a contract for a ten weeks
son at s1,500 a week, has been ordered 10 cancel
her engagements at by her physicians, Drs-
Collins c. Rice and Herbert L. Constable. They
said last night that she suffering from ton
silitis and laryngitis and might have to submit
to al
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

BALDwIN-In New-Haven. Conn.,. Noysm6er lG 1sCo.
csroline whitney widow Of Nsthsn BALDWIN ssa
viii be held at Ivy Nook whitnsy-avs. New-Eayen
win slset train ieaving NeTg-Yoris at o'clock Special
@ P0p car wiz be StSaShed che & to sF9n eayis S
n j. Friday. Novemoer ' Il iso5 James Castor Brown
aged rs years. Funeral services private. St Louis
papers please copy.
BqsIi1At his residence, vahaua. y Y. November y
Tarrytown on saturdsy @ Novenbsr Is at D m Car.
af? m iss T meet train at Iarrytown station on ] STTy,t
1t is requested that flowers be
cAsE.At ssmford Conn Friday November Il a.
Powell dSnghtsr Of the late Ann Ludlow and BENJAMIN
Newburg CS y papers please copy
cRANE-on Friday. November H. 1865 Helen Roberts
No neal S ssfTiees eo at Si ser i iats rs
afternoon. November 10. 1895. at $50 O'Clock
DUHIG-on Thursday. November 16. 1905. Mamie Me.
& oetoyed wife OF James r. Duhig IN the 2ssS
Flsce z % from her late residence No 4 South Ei'ts
son Of the late susanna and eeoss II. Frerleks aged
late residence No. ~ Strong Place. Brooky n.
b 1903 NsHcI sn ! Hiram y .
the residence her SON. John n Gray No sci Hugue~
not-st. New-Rochene Saturday. at ?. m.
HARBIsoN-At New-Brunswicl n. J.. on Noyemb.r lie
dgoS Hattie 39yee M widow Of Thomas ION p HaTssoa
Funeral Services At Christ ehuEeR; u, New Brrnswc-
IRELAND-on November II. 1905 his late residencss
No 4ga 2as thf BrG0yn savsS y Vi after r. s p IL o E
est. Services Monday November 90 at II a. m
JoMEsasadde2ly November lS 1905 at the Fifth Az
Of the late Helen Watts and Henry Onderdonk FLOYD
Sf her The funeral service Eii held Trinity
Church Saturday. November Is. at 10 Inter-
ment at Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island
KAUF8IAN-on Friday November H. 1905. Maria I.yusa-
widow of the Rev. J. Henry Kaufman Notice oe
funeral hereafter.
M9NTALyoo8 Thursday November 1e 1905 y;yaTsts 1st
year, 3s 2eth-st. private. Philss
depha papers please copy.
John D Moran. in the Both year Of his Funeral
from his late residence No TIA UniOn-st. Satur~
Greenwood Cemetery Relatives friends invited
PITKIN-At his residence, 1e4 Riverside Drive No.
vem6er l6 1905. Albert J. Pitkin Funeral service az
2:SO p m. Monday. November %
sEIIGMAN-At Seville Spain on october So 1905. Mabel
H. beloved daughter Of Edwin r. A and Caroline
$50 a m at the residence Of her parents, No ssE
West s6th-st Kindly omit flowers
sMITH-on Thursday November 1s 1906 Jennie Hart,
from her late residence No 52s ives. i59th-st. sat-
=. urday. November IS. 10 m Kindly omit flowers
s1REMEIIAt Astoria L m se on Friday =, N9ysmssr s'.
Funeral services at St Georges Church Astoria on
residence. No. ~ Remsen-st at 1880 o'clock.
VAN HORN-At her residence No. 944A Putnau-avs
Mercy Ann Van Hon. aged 81 years Funeral se-vies
Saturday evening November Is. at O'Clock at house.
wAsIBURSAt @ TarTyroyvn % ~ " Eqysn6f[ Is & 1SS. eS
year OF Funeral private
WEED-suddenly at Noroton Conn. Wednesday. Novem-
held at his late residence Noroton Conn saturday No.
veInber is. a a m. Funeral private.
wICKEs-In Paris November 1893 Mrs. Lila w1ckss.
widow of the late James H. wckes. Of POushkeepsias
y.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
MISS GOULD TO ENTERTAIN $50 BOYS.

one hundred and fifty boys OF the Lyndhurst Club
win to-day be the guests OF Miss Helen II Gould
She has planned trip for them TO visit the war
ships in New-York Harbor. She has chartered 2
special car. and the boys VIII start On the $50
.o1oc9- rain First they viii visit the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association Building and
have dinner there. Then they viii visit the Drake.
nagship OF the English squadron and also one o.
fhe large American baItleShipSt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
GEORGE r. MOODY.

East Northfeld Mass. Nov. I7-George T.
Moody a brother of the late Dwight L. Moody
died at his home here to-day. He was seventy
four years old. D. L. Moody relied on his brothers
experience IN connection with the work of the
Northdeld schools. George Moody was q constant
helper OF the evangelist. He leaves wife and hVe
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Hitchcock in New Comedy by r. Il. Davis
-Rernhardt's Season.

Henry ". Savage yesterday entered into con-
tract with Richard Harding Davis for his new
comedy The War Correspondent" in which Ray
Inond Hitchcock will begin starring tour the lat
ter part of December. Mr.. Hitchcock is said to
have amusing role in this comedy, that OF cIuo
who acts correspondent during the Graeco-
Turkish Most of the other leading characters
are Americans, but the scene. laid in the mountains
OF Greece. will furnish opportunity for produC;-
tion full OF color and atmosphere. Mr. Hitchcock
had intended TO try TO revise AIDES bad SalltI!
tam but this endeayor Will be abandoned now III
favor OF Mr. Dayis's farce.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

Having failed to find another theatre for her n
order that "Happyland'' might continue It's pros
porous run in this city, Lee Shubert and Willan
Connor announced yesterday that the New orK
engagement of Nine Sarah Bernhardt would begin
Monday, December II. at the Lyric Theatre
Nine. Bernhardt viii remain here only Two weeks
Then ii is not all improbable that Dc OF
Hopper will return with "Happyland- The sTenci, &
actress viii be supported by company OF It ilotS
than hundred people from the Theatre Sa!s-t 81
BeTnhardt. Paris. among the number PENS ts,5 -
leading NJ. Max. Her repertory VIII iiItLoS
ten piays-.The sorceress.,' Camille" Angeio;; D.;
Claude ''Phedre'' la Tosca" ''Magda tn, ana
'Sappho' Nine Bernhard arrives in this couIitlE
today on La Touraine and goes direct 10 Chlcaso
where her season begins Monday evening q ti.s
Grand Opera House.
Peter f. Daley viii appear in zine Press Agent
In everyday street dress, thus following N. IeaN
Of Raymond Hitchcock who did the same thhg II
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

INFORMATION RE @ ARDING
OUTGOING MAILS WILL BIZ
FOUND WITH SHIPPING NEWS
ON PAGE 3.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-G. Loubet Lucas. Jamaica. w
9NTTNENTAIs-The Rev. Dr. ]. Stevenson Eng
lana. FIFTH AvENUEooF; BenitO. @ London; VI, W F.
Sahot Lodge, Massachusetts savoy = Bishop
Markav-Smfth. Philadelphia FlCTORIA-JoVino
dIT11non. Madrid.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

FORECAST SpcCIaI xOtA11tHNss
s,6 Eastern New-York rain In southern and in
northern portions. followed by fair to-day; Sunday fair
fresh winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey. fair In
ntberp and rain IN portions to-day; Sunday
fair: fresh winds
For the District Columbia, MARYLAND. Delaware and
virginia fair to-day and Sunday; fresh west winds
For Pennsylvania fair and warmer to-day,
except rain the lake; Sunday fair and warmer; west
10 north winds
For western Nevv-Yor rain and colder to-day;
<afr and warmer; fresh northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
GRAND DUKE ADoLPH OF LUXEMBOURG

IIohenburg Grand Duchy OF Luxembourg Nov. II.
The Grand Duke Adolph. reigning sovereign of
Luxembourg died at II o'clock this morning He
born in 1877.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
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Highest teuloerature yesterday - degrees; lowest %;
average AZ average corresponding date last "a
corresponding date last ~
F'oTecastEsa1n followed by fair to-1sy: Sunday.
fRisi fresh westerly vtnes,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
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THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

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and by carriage SIPS up. Telephone (4s58
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

Miss olga Nethersol. playing THE Laby-
rnth' in Toronto. received cable message the
other day from Windsor Castle, reading THE
Queen sends grateful thanks for most kind Offer
Miss Nethersole replied to Queen Alexandra Offer
ing to give special matinee of ''The Labyrinth
in Toronto and Montreal to raise funds for aid
for the unemployed workngmen OF England Miss
Nethersole will probably give anotner special
matinee OF "The Labyrinth for the same purpose
Curing the coming engagement at the Herald
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

Mr. Proctor has in preparation at the Fifth
Avenue Theatre, a revival Of the popular old
melodrama of 1.-The Two Orphans" This will sue
coed "Oliver Twist" The cast will include Miss
Bingham as Henriette, MIR Dodson as Pierre, the
Cripple; Mr.. Thomas McLarnie Mr.. Gerald Grif-
fin. Miss Isabelle Evesson, Mr.. Dudley Hawley,
Mr.. Harold Ha-tseiI Miss Lila Vane, Mr George
Howell. and Others
Mr. Belasco has sent out his play OF Sweet
Kitty Bellairs" with Miss Bertha Gaand in the
leading character. Miss Cialand's season began on
November 6. in Brooklyn. Mr. Belasco has also
sent out THE Darling of the Gods" with Miss
Percy HasweIl as the Princess Yo-San and Mr..
Robert r. Haines the Prince Kara. Still an
other of Idr. Belasco's plays 1.-The Heart of Mary
land has been started tour of the country
dt began October %, at Detroip. with Miss
Odette Tyler Maryland; Mr.. r. D. MacLean as
General Kendriclz; and a cast including Edna Wal
lace Hopper John E. KeIlerd, Orrin Johnson, and
others.
Miss Viola Alien will appear at Daly's Theatre
on November ~ in play by Mr.. CLYDE Fitch
called ''The Toast Of The Town" On the same
night Miss Olga Nethersole viii come forth at
the Herald Square Theatre. in rancid mess or
French fribble called THE Labyrinth lately
current in Chicago On November q, also Mr.
Nvs!iiam Collier will make his e-entrance at the
Criterion Theatre, in Mr.. Thomas's farce, ION the
Quiet
II IS intimated that Mr. Belasco's PLAY, The Girl
of the Golden West illustrated this couplet;
No star is ever lost we have seen.
We always may be what We might nave peel-
Afternoon performances OF oliver Twist are
given at the Fifth Avenue Theatre on Thursday and
Friday and on those occasions Miss Isabelle Ewes
son appears as Nancy
M- W B,rdett-Coutts. writing TO The London
Times" disposes Of Mr.. Bernard Shaw's mean
asnersion upon the memory OF Henry Irving and
explicitly denies that Irving received pecuniary a1d
from the Baroness Burdett-Coutts 1t has long oeen
the custom of Irving's detractors to fmpute MS
professional success to that source- MI Buroett-
Coutts says
The sting In the suggestion which ] have dealt
,rftb ;s hat II deprfves Henry Irving OF one OF
us rreatest attributes-his pure and generous 10y
liz 70 his art Apart from his brilliant gifts OF
intellect and unrivaIed power over the emotions rs
:, ,T-aS This which made him really great, that ne
& II M"s lie LAT artist He denied nothing to this
robia ca1se No sordid object Of gain, no consid-
80 Tion Of even common prudence could stand Tor
= T9ome1t in the way of its pursuit Over and over
sPain he produced plays whose success was more
than doubtful. and repeated others which had been
4--arcisi failures all for the sake OF the art 10
if ta faif be could give complete expression.
In his great service hiding his troubles and asking
9-o,, no man le staked all he won and spent all ne
possessed.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

IA East s6th-st-. BY the RI Raw a n Randolph
Bishop Of Virginia Julia Tberese. dsUghter OF Sauue
Keyser. 10 William Van Schoonh0yen Thcrne. both o.
Nsw-York-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
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Cthe Bottling Coz. 317 W Ssth to Emile zuscs
and Y. RosignOl
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New-York tribune., 1905-11-18
COUNT OF FLANDERS DEAD.
He Was Heir Apparent to Throne of Bel
gium.

BRUSSELS Nov 1.-THE Count of Flanders. brother
of King Leopold and heir to the throne died at
IL 80 O'Clock this morning. Death was due 10 IN
6arnation of the respiratory organs. The count
was born in 1887.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-18

IocaI Official Record.-The following Official rec
of froun the Weather shows the changes the
for wentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK e CAMPBELL 241-s West 23d St
2sd St Stephen Merritt Enb's Tel 1924 Chelsea
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The Yankee Consul" It is considered extraordi-
nary for a comedian in a musical play not 10 ap-
pear in grotesque costume. II is denied that Mr..
Daley the press agent, will carry Tyre.
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Baldwin. Caroline ". Kaufman, Maria J..
Brown James G. NontavO Evaristo dA
Bush. J. AdriRnce. Moran, John D.
Case Mary p. Pitkir. Albert J.
Crane. Helen Seligunan. Mabel H
Duhig Mamie Med. Smith. Jennie H.
FredTicks, John Henry. StremmeT Jonas.
Gray, Nancy Van Horn. Mercy A.
Harrison. Hattie V. J.. WaShburn. Hester II.
Ireland Joseph. Weed II Frank.
Jones. Josephine K. Wickes Lila
Willmar tribune., 1905-01-04
Obituary..

Mrs. William Johnson died at her
home In town Of Lake E izabeth last
Saturday evening at $50 O'Clock.
Her death was the result of some di-
sease OF the stom ach and her final Ill
ne conf 'ed her , her bed about two
weeks. The funeral was held yester-
day forenoon at l0:30 o'clock at tn
home, being conducted by Rev. J.
A.. Wagner OF the Meth: dist church.
The remains were inferred in the ceme-
terry at Atwater. Deceased vas born
in Sweden IS years ago. She came to
this country about "a years ago and
with her husband settled in Lake
Elizabeth. She was the mother Of
seven children, five OF whom survive
to mourn he. loss. Those living are
Mrs. John Stafford, James johnson
and Edward Johnson, residing in
Lake Ell zAb.th, and Mrs. Charles
johnson and Selma Johns n, resid.
ing in Dakota. :. Freddie Gratz, the
six year old son of Mr.. and Mrs. F..
W. Graz, of Harrison. died last night
OF blood poisoning This was the old
est of Mr. and Mrs. Gratz's children
and WAS bright boy. The funeral
will be held Sunday afternoon at the
German Lutheran church. M. and
Mrs. Gratz will have the sympathy of
their many friends and acquaintances.
-Atwater Republican Press.