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New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
OSCAR HAMMERsTErN's FIRST WEEK
Bonci, in 81 Puritani," to Open Season
Don Giovanni and "Faust."

Oscar Hammerstein viii open his opera season on
December 8 with II Puritani." BoDci OF course
sin ginz the tenor role This Beliri reviva! will be-
followed on Wednesday night by q performances OF
Don Giovanni" with Bcuoi again in tbs cast
Don Giovanni" will be regular feature OF the
repertory The bills for the entire first week fol-
low
Monday, December g. at o'olook-Be!in!s II E>,ri-
tani (u Ita!tanl, with Niles Pinkert and Zacraris
NM Bonci Ancona- Arimondt. Alugnos ane Venturini
"wednesday. December Z. at o'olocl-AilEarts mon
Giotann' lin Italian, with Mines. Ftusa Donafip and
Gilbert and NM Bonc' Esaau1. Gilbert. Bras and
MGgnOz
Friday Deceneer T.. o'coch-Gounoe's ..Frars,..
1T gl.0cil1 VIII p0nGlds Ciaconio
and afM l1auloras. 3enaud, Art.oadi aud FtFs-rta
SATURDAY December b. at o'ol1ck-3a!aI.s - p,rt-
tani' GE ItaaI) VIA A!les Ilnkeft Zsccaria and
NM Bonci. Anocua. Arimcndl AGEnoz and VerturinI
December at , O clock AZ popular n-{css
Ciouuots '!Faust' un Frenehl MLea Donald o.
COMA and 2accaria and NM. Dalmorea Anc0na an} "a
sstta,
Sunday, December g. at o'cleok-Ths nrst sunSa y
night concert .; popular prfess
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
TRY TO INJURE WIITE.
Russian Premier's Secretary to Start
Press Campaign.

st. Petersburg. Nov. 22.-The hostile feelings
toward Count W1tte held by almost ell the
members of the present Cabinet combined with
the distrust inspired by the supposed Intentions
underlying his recent return to Russia have taken
the form Of active campaign 20 counteraCt his
influence
A former official Of the Ministry OF the In
terror, who is private secretary TO Premier
Stoypin has been sent to Berlin TO start press
campaign against Witte to undermine the pres
tige he still has in Europe and the United States.
A further manifestation of personal ernnity is TO
be seen in the report that steps are being taken
to cut off the big stipend. in addition to his reg
ular salary Of s6 600 year member OF the
Council Of Empire. which Witte has been re-
cetvtng since his retirement from the post Of
Minister OF FINANCE.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
TO HELP THE CZAR.
France, England and Germany
Unite to ASSIST Russia.

King Edward much Emperor William. IS
interested in the preservation of Russia from the
horrors Of anarchy and of that civil which
must ensue II the government proves powerless to
maintain order. France. too. has such vast
amount OF capital invested IN Russian stocks and
In huscovite industries thst her interest IN the
preservation OF order and In the maintenance OF
the authority Of the Cars government is
greater than that of Germany and Great Britain.
It is not surprising, therefore, that Germany,
France and England should have TO un-
Outstanding with regard TO the issue OF inter
national Russian loan, IN which the three coun-
tries in question will take part OF course, 1t is
not the governments OF England, France and Ger
many that win furnish the money. but they will
give the hint TO their leading fnanciers that the
project would be satisfactory 10 them and would
have government encouragemsnt. good will and
interest.
It is believed that the three governments In ques-
ton and likewise the fnanciers of the respective
countries who are taking in hand the fotation Of
the new loan have stipulated the restoration to
Office OF Count witte and that this is the reason
Tor his recent and unexpected return ST. Peters
burg, travelling from the frontier in OF the
Enlperor's railroad carriages. Money is what the
Russian government needs above everything else
Just at present and. II has obtained a new
and large loan, the Emperor Will be much more
easily able 20 carry his projects for the grad
uel constttutionalization and political emancipa-
ton OF Russia.
II Is Significant that at the moment when Eng
land. Francs and Germany are Joining hands to
lena money to the Russian government, Japan
that is to say. Great Britains ally-should be ne
gotiating In vain for a loan OF much smaller
dimensions IN London. finding all doors Of hnan-
caaI character closed against her in England on
me Continent of Europe and here in America She
needs funds as much Russia, but commands no
Asce4 confidence abroad. ewing TO the uncertainty
OF her economic conditions and her extrsvssant
political aspirations
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
sTARBUCK MACY SALE CONTINUES.
Good Prices Paid-Porcelains and Plates
To-day.

The Fifth Avenue Art Gallery was flied al
most to It's capacity yesterday at the seventh
afternoon sale OF the Stsrbuok Macy collection.
the fine weather bringing out a throng Of bid
ders and buyers. The total amount realized
from the sals of the 261 lots offered was
Ss 366 25 The highest price paid was for a
couple OF Chippendals armchairs OF mahogany.
which were said TO be specimens. costing
E H. Griffith S554.
suit OF Chippendals furniture. consisting OF
a settee two armchairs and five side chairs,
was knocked down 10 D A. Johns for S430. E
l. Welsh, for S41o. obtained two ChippendaIs
side chairs in dark mahogany, carved In Gothic
design For pair OF candle stands, with tripod
bases, w Ramsay bid S275 and W. b Os-
trander got Sheraton bookcase with diamond
S265 An old serpentine slant top desk OF rich
lv Rrained mahogany, went for $500 to NJ E
Butler and rare old Chippendale mirror was
sold 20 D. 4. Johns for 500 The sale to-day
will be confined TO porcelains and historical
nj
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
THE FA1RBANKsEs FLoRIDAs GUESTS.
Vice-President Speaks Twice at Tampa
Reviews Veterans In Parade,

Tampa, Fla, Nov. 22-YIoe-P president and Mrs
Fairbanks arrived here to-day and the guests
OF the people of Florida assembled Ia thousands
the State Fair The Vice-President delivered tive
addresses one IN the morning IN the courthouse
square after his review Of the parade OF the Union
and Confederate veterans, and at the fair
grounds In the afternoon Both speeches. which
were OF a patriotic character. received with
cheers.
After ths afternoon speech the Vice-President
was escorted by President Brown OF the Fair Asso-
citation and committee Of the Board Of Trade,.to-
gether with Senator Taliaferro and Congressman
spark1nan on q tour Of inspection OF the various
exhibits at the fair. Many in the crowd pressed
forward to grasp his hand and bid him welcome TO
Florida. He remarked that ne little dreamed the
state had half the products and industries repre-
sented the fair.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
u. Hills DAUGHTER MARRIED.
Becomes Bride Of Michael Gavin, of New
York-Will Visit Japan on Honeymoon.
by Telegraph 70 The Tribune.

St Paul, Mimi. Nov. 22-The wedding Of
Gertrude HILL youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs J J. Hill, and Michael Gavin OF New
York, occurred at st. Mary's Church ar II g. m,
to-day. The bride entered the church the
arm OF her father. The nuptial mass cele-
brated by the pastor OF st. Mary's, the Rev.
T. J Gibbons whose twelve acolytes were robed
in blue and white.
wedding breakfast served at the Sum-
nit avenue home Of Mr.. and Mrs Hill, only the
relatives and bridal party being present. Mr..
and Mrs Gavin will leave here on Saturday for
Japan The beginning Of their honeymoon will
be in all probability, at North Oak Farm, the
country homo OF Mr.. Hin. a few miles from
s. Paul
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
". O. HAYES GETS TWO FALLS.
Several Accidents Mar Run Of the Meadow
brook Hounds.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I ]

usually fine exhibition Of timber topping in the
nine-ulile drag hunt over the north country OF
Nassau County held by the Meadowbrook Hunt
enSeavorins To negotiate a double fence two miles
from syossett He pluckily remouuted and rode on
to q point within q mile Of the 6nsh. where his
hunter took of too quickly, and rider and horse
rolled over on the ground together Mr.. Hayes
Clarence II. Robbins. OF the Great Neck Club,
came a cropper also He reInounted and finished
well up, After Mrs. Swift had taken the last fence
she rode under tree and got severe blow in
the face.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
AWARDS TO PEOPLES INSTITUTE.

The Peoples Institute has just received through
Dr. W. H Tolman. director of the American In
srtute OF Social Service, full information with
gard TO the awards given to It's exhibit at the
Milan Exposition The Peoples Institute was
awarded the highest distlnCtIon-the grand prize.
To the managing director FOR his part in the work
was awarded the second distinction-a diploma Of
describing the spirit ana the history OF the work
4 gold usdal was conferred
New-York tribune., 1906-11-23
NATIONAL caAFTsMEN's EXHIBIT.

The first exhibition Of the National Society OF
Craftsmen viii open December the first
foor Of the new National Arts Club Studios No.
lls East 18th street There will be press view on
November so and reception for members on De-
cen2ber s. The exhibition will last till December L.
About TWO hundred consignnents have already
large consignment Of Indian pottery from New
Mexico will q noteworthy feature.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
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NEWS ON PAGE 8. ..r
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Siafk GhrGsn vII',5yo Man EsIson Elisha Ncc. r.
peiassid. Ee5ert H sboee eeon Lee Sf'soh & J.
Dennison Elizabeth W
hhfin h.r 1i. vlt2E 1sSE.,s. Of william m To- A3 funeral
morning. November - at II O. clock
C4tIDET-Mary tL.1 widow. Of James Garden Fup.rai
B.t sn NE Tes,ds9cs 7 enc OF 6er s9a-inlaw n Ben:
private Please omit flowers
cLARK-o1 SE NOveuber q. his r.-.aenc. No
years Notice OF funeral hsreaster
cTIIIN.o1 Novem6er p. Charles Cuuin beloved
derbiit ave Broollya Fune-aI F-day To~s-n5s,
IS, AZ D. from $50 Vanderbilt ave BrookIyn
Fdr1! =: 5 , TeIsy Novs@oer % 1903 n.
Hare Delaneld son q the late Lewis L. Delah-ld "a
a, Ghr.st Church; Ivsrdals-onFiats Friday No
Grand Central station a; $50 a n InJernsat priva.s
D55SSNIso%-0n 5S November residences. NO
- i.5os Wifa q Walter Dennison. only Daughter
fsyer TsI9 o. the lats Captain William Henry White
Augustines ciu7eS. sth ay. ana s{sr6s I pl.s.
osgsd e9yq where solen1n mass of requisrn VIII s.
friends iarited to attend int.rress privats aha
FARLExwAs 45:g.7 his .ssldspos No a2g West End
vice at Rutsers Presbyterian Church. Broadway Tsa
papers please copy
ksoa g6g El-s Nee ss T2F 3 % Wsdnssay Nsy.ssr n
sarah c Fui1on FI1narai ss-icas I - 80 = - =.
Church Rye. Y. on SATURDAY.. November "a 1905.
a. O'Clock Carriages VIII meet train leaving Grand
Central station for Rye 1O4 D. returning
Rye az BIZ ? 1ntsrnsnt private. pap1ru
please copy
oWEN-Ou Thursday. November 81 1905 Daniel n
Funeral private
PHALON-Qn Thursday. November % 1905. Joseph J,
PhalSn Funeral from bis residence. No, .o4 Dott
Funeral prtTa5s Pea5s ss omit s61sT =
saOvE-On THURSDAY. November % a, his late r.si-
dsncs, Brewster. y. Y a F-re-sI rrors
St. Andrews Church Brevste- y. p On sunday Ss-
ve-abs- q. at ?. n
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NINE. cALVE WILL NOT RETIRE

Seattle Nov. Ga.-AIme. Calve is not to retire
from the stage reported. She sent a cable nes-
sage to-day from Milan to her manager, John Cort
OF seattle stating that even though married she
viii appear IN the United States under his direction
nnv season.
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RLIGHruD BY Tim PANAMA SCANDAL.

Baron NTohrenheim the former Russian Arnbas~
sador, who died the other day at Pau, has left his
family in such extremely strataned circumstances
that appeal has been made to the Emperor In
their behalf II is doubtful whether he will DO
anything in the matter, for it he who sum
raariIy relieved the baron OF his post anlbassa-
dor and suggested to him the advisabiIty of
spending the remainder of his days abroad, thus
virtually banishng him. II the Car thus mani
tested his dispeasure with regard to the baron,
whom he had ignored IN the most pointed fashion
on the occasion OF his first visit TO Parts IN favor
Of the anbassador's military attaohe, General
Baron Frederick 1t was because the eyes OF Nicho-
las had been opened to all sorts OF discreditable
financial transactions IN which Mohrenheim had
become involved.
The baron the only foreign ambassador COM
promised in the terrible Panama scandal and il
was en open secret that the letter M" that
figured for the name of one Of the largest beneh-
Charles of the bribery fund OF that concern stood
for Mohrenheim. 1t must be borne in mind that
In those days, when the enthusiasm In France
corning the alliance with Russia at It's oul-
rninating point, the influence OF the Cars ambes-
sador IN Paris all-powerful. sufficiently strong,
indeed TO make and unmake cabinets. good deal
was therefore to be obtained by bringing the Mus
covtte envoy, and for number of years no fnan-
cial enterprise IN need Of the good will Of the
French government started in Paris without
large brIbes being given 10 Mohrenheim in the
shape either OF money OF stocks. the object being
not so much to his support as TO avert his
hostility the scheme IN question
II was this readiness Of the baron TO accept
brIbes oftentimes from the shadiest OF nnanciera,
mat led 10 the stories circulated that financial
straits constantly compelled him TO resort 10 ques
tiopable expedients TO funds. That lie
sbo,lld have died poor and heavily IN debt shows
that he has shared the fate OF most or those in
.,4n,inated in the Panama scandal The money
thus dishonesty obtained seems quickly TO have
vanished IN almost every instance, from The pock-
+ ~ the plunderers. leaving them worse of not
,1arelv in reputation but likewise financially,
+rar before Baron Mohrenheim has been over
taken by the same misfortune that mas dossed the
sao+stens Of nearly all the other men VINO hlled
- ,Iurses at the expense OF the savings Of the
nriftv uetite bourgeoise and peasantry OF France,
sn5 his lot like that of the others. may serve as
a moral
GRAND DUKES SOCIALIST sYMPA1H1ZEitst
oo.nhach 70 q nsme thAa in tina Inina@ Oh nao.s
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Highest temperature yesterday % QeETeesl lowest 46
AVERAGE ri eversgs corresponding year,
average for corresponding date OF last twenty-five
Local Forecast-To-dsy. fair. colder; Saturday
fresh Co north WINDS
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CCLLINS-CROLTUS-On Wednesday November IL
1905 BY the Rev John 7. Carson d Ella f3-cos<s
Iroius. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Crolius %
EdWin James Collins.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and EOrecast-TVashington Nov, a.
Tho storm Of wednesday continued its rapid north
eastward movement and apparently central tonight
-o-,r of the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence It was followed By
clearing conditions high with generally fair
s+f.r prevailing Tonight east the Rocky Mountains
xoept in Colorado OF the Rocky Mountains there
were quite general due TO an area OF
~ r.ssrre over the south districts Temperatures have
fssn considerably in lake region and the mid
die and south Atlantic except along the coast and
also over the extreme Northwest
r. s somewhat warmsr the lower Missouri and the
-ansas valleys anc Southwest The weather viii be
generally fair on Friday Saturday Of the Rocky
iantie states.
IN the central Rocky Mountain region and the South
west there will be snow Friday. probably followed v
fair weather on Saturday while the middle and
north districts mountains the weather will
be gsnersuy viii be coiar Friday IN Colorado
n New Mexico
storm warnings are displayed from
Erie TO Os1vego The along the New England coast
viii be fresh 70 middle Atlantic coast fresh
west 70 northwest; south coast light to
northwest north Guf coast light 10 fresh northeasti
axes light @ |Essh and varIahls.
steamers departing Friday for European ports will
have west northwest winds with fair weather TO
the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Localities-Bor New England.
fair colder to-day 10 brisk winds Saturday
Fer Eastern New York, fair colder to-day. Saturday
fair. fresh vest north winds.
g Wge @ f4eh %es ads BeeoRs sVaE 4aTa6s A'
| SHOWS. 6iulintshin- winds: Saturday fair.
Iocnl Official Record-The following Official record
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,e-a+-e for the twenty four hours in comparison
I Wiz, The corresponding date Of last year:
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HA CKSTAFF-GALI.ATrN-On THURSDAY Novsr,h.,
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Hoffman, daughter of Nr aad Mrs Charles r. Hscjcs
stan 70 Albert Gallatin OF Mr Frederic CaIlatfn
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Ex-JUDGE PARKER's SPEECH
os o-.1 2. Parker. formerly Chief Judge of The
WI o. Appeals Of the State Of New York sai5.


-'' o. Appeals Of the State Of New York. said.
an soetlt st-eS:oetlt Of the American Bar Association T
o tbs - 4As llpurs On its behalf and r7y C-r1
EsB ~~--ls-. achlevementE and memory Of ths
.erEre..y -Std lHs cornerstone cf consffr+fr.l -
!ognde~i[S..t i. tnis country upon deem and soIa
q Jclr So = ne result 0f hls larCrs erF 49,
esfss 44dfsnail and Joseph story ana -5 @ ..9e
system ~ .,--5-VSs,Es tGeTe has been Derfecr.
sS II Hli -oeEce which IS the most orfqir.
y our 70 -e The most imposing rllon-Ira-t
Wten .-s-o--1i lle2s and Institutions --4'71-'
Lled tilrihbefs u :ke Supreme C0rJr+ ~, 81.
Sers cEzcr '-4SL III '5% al the judicial cordfti-
proken ~ rs,.,,...s - INKS 0f precedent had -
IA cour, 80 -L.of, popular opposition ~ -
pointive frs.aaee ssHer4, the feeling aza5nsr a.
TIE 5esios..-sss SIc !lfe tenure was s7-.-1, ~
raeafs 50 q legislative ana e,e~,7.1,' ''.s ana
lhents ard go at1 ceeI sec ted All hes -
nev eyr,a-i,7s i7s We're 50 distinctly or,rose5 - IL
Most ir1ri,- mat the task q uel5iue ~ -,
thf DrCred-1. 'sI!elE q simple Colonial t-iIgi -
tys'esn Il -fs.I.t9 d centralized ana he rrfnrc- =
slIaast irnnosg -utLlce must have seeTnea to ti,5
Can these a., Iney might well have asi,4
is lsbors ~ " congress submitting the r.s-.,. =
- pres eert oIs lituti0HEl Convention - " VI
sleo What was sIolEe Washington. had efnr5s-
eeAsolidatio, - tien The Dominating FACT -. q
lF prys,.sr;, u oGr Inien-lu which Il t,,,,.l 9
uonei exstsrs, telleity, safety uerilsr,s CO. u
. the rop.Hss,, James Wilson one ~ - "a II IA
ne, DeFsar;slsoi! VINO became an assotis - ~ )
During "a tbiee lh!s sentiment '0 JUS
elslce only .-lSl nine wears of The colr+t.. -
Lore II IT, surety constitutional case -
,.2se pyesefsrol t-Elsn Was written bv this -,
nrsssfsy betxs.g N fofeseeins the result az aIi
-<n,s must b ~. lns federal ard state aove-r-
'eh; u a rentursss hisforv b..
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Forecast for Special Localities. New -Englsn.

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from, the Weather shows the changes in tho
a-s+l-s far the last twentyfour comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year.
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Dukes SOCIALIST sYMPATHIZERS
ors,hsch 70 q name thAt in tha nina" of naoss
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Al A4IkE-'-on November q. 1906 Catharfns BNexrr.n
AIuNSn Wiiow OF William p Aftxeu- Funeral s-orn
her late residence. No. T02 Madison ave- Saturday
morning November -. az II o'cIock
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u ~ DEN,-A1ry, widow Of James Cardsn- Fups-ai
IRON Lne residence OF her soa-in-law. J. n B.n-
nett No $40 9th ST. Brooklyn FrfdsT Fun-ra.
private. Please omit flowers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-10-12
Great Weekly Notion Sale
Staple Notions at One.HaIf TO OneFifh Staple Prices

Our notion sales the wonder of the city. Below
toned articles will be sale Friday.