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New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
NOT LADENBURG KIDNAPPER.
Girl Fails to Identify James Brady as One
of Her Assailants.

A who gave his name as James Brady, OF
No. 322 East Slst street was arraisned in the
Yorkvills police court yesterday morning on sus-
picion of knowing something of the attempt TO
hdnap or rob Eugenie May Ladenburg the
twelve-year-old daughter of Mrs. Adolf Ladenburg,
last Friday night, she was returning from the
Piping Rock horse show. Brady was arrested on
Sunday afternoon by Patrolman Frank J. Miller.
OF the 5th street station. charge of intoxica-
tion. ., - -.
bury Long Island. and as ne answered the de-
scriptton OF one OF the two men wanted in con-
nection with the Ladenburg case the police be-
iieyed thew had the right man He admitted in
court having been In the neighborhood Of West
b0Tt fnr some weeks. but denied all knowledge OF
tie attempted kidnapping Miss Ladenburg. ac-
cornnanied by q supposed 10 be the family
LAWYER drove to the court In an autonobile In
emit she went up and down the line OF prisoners
and each time stopped before Brady. Brady re-
.IrTeG her gaze urninchiRgly. She hesitated for a
,s1,a and then said that she could not identity him
Mic I nburg having failed TO Identify Brady,
,s4.Ie, - RreeI discharged him. The police de-
cis.Fs howsver that they are sure Brady Is one
s 60 men Patrofnan Miller who arrested
him ssVs there is no doubt that he knew some
- Font the case. Brady said he worked Tor Il
man near Westbury and had ouit suddeniy with
maj I'M et5n, Ills pay but could not recall his en-
ployers name.
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
sThe Rose Of the Rancho" Title Of New
Belasco Pley-No Star.

David Beasco, in collaboration with Richard
Walton Tully has written G new plays called The
Rose OF the Rancho" and IL viii be shown. with
out e star at hi stheatre in November. The soene
is LAID IN Southern California, and the story
treats uf the invasion Of that territory by the
Americans IN the ffties. In the cast VIII De
Charles Richnan, Hamilton Reyele, Frank Losee'
John ". Cope J. Il. Benrimo. Frank n WesteT-
Norbert Sill. Girgiio Arriaza, Mrs. Grace Gayier
Clark Miss Maria Davis Miss Frances starr, MISS
Jane COTl and Mics Martha Mclean
Al Hammersten's Victoria yesterday Harry Tate,
the Englishman who played his sketch called
Motoring" here last year. showed another OF
his skiJs. this one called Fishing" The prize
hsaer the village idiot, who caught FISH by
putting snuf the water and hitting the FISH on
the when they came TO the surface 70
theeze. The shit was a scream" from one end 70
NE otheT-the acme OF ronsense. 1t Is quite as
great 4 success Motoring.
Mise Irene Bentley has been engaged 10 play a
part IN The Belle Of Mayfair" She has not been
seen on Broadway for some time.
Little Hip" the baby elephant at the Hippo
cfome. will be the guest OF honor at an afternoon
Tea 70 be given by Edna Wallace Hopper sin her
apartment in 18Th street, Thursday afternoon. A
humber Of Mrs Hopper's professional friends have
been invited 10 meet Little Hip" Mrs. Hopper
A-es or The sixth floor OF an apartment house,
sne, Little Hip, is afraid of elevators, he
vi have climb six fights OF stairs. The menu
via Include tea, cakes and peanuts. Mrs Hopper
lsned Little Hip" last month at the Hippo
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
THE NEW THEATRE OPENS.
chicsgss Subscription Playhouse Draws Big
Audience

Chicago. Oct S-The New Theatre. dedicated to
The artistic drama and claiming the title Of the
first subscription playhouse in the United States.
opened its first season here tonight. The audience
Included many leaders Of Chicago society who
gave box parties
the company might be introduced The plays Were
sahara one-act poetic comedy, TRANSLATED
and "Marse Covngton.' 2 character sketch by
George Ade
For the present the stock company which will
give the performances az the New Theatre consists
y part Of James Durkin, J. Malcolm Dunn, Serala
Griffin, George Lesoir, James Mexican, Arthur
boyce and Kiolette KirnDan.
a new bill will he offered every two weeks
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
DALYS THEATRE.

A farce, with music in it. called The Spring
Chicken" was presented last night at Dalys ;
Theatre. with Mr.. Richard Carrie IN the ieao''is
part A su4Hoient account of this piece has al
ready been given in this paper. 1t provides light
and popular form of entertainment There are
many fabrics of folly in theatres just now anu
the currency of them is not propitious Tor either
the public taste or the welfare Of the dramatic
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
SOUTH AMERICAN DIPLOMATS.
Several Changes in Legations in Washing
ton-Others Likely.

7,-ast,ington Oct s.-Marked changes In the per-
o,naI of the Iatin-American representation IN
Trobing+on have taken place within the last three
,oo,.hs and as the season for activity In dlpio-
r,a-,o circles approaches great interest is SHOWN
q, rau- dinlorats from South and Central America
on6 +hers Is much speculation as 10 appointments
,-.+ % ba made Reports that Argentina is anxious
+o follow the example of Mexico and Brazil ana
elevate its legation IN Washington 10 an embassy
are causing much comment
y7,,ar since the serious illness OF the Mexican
Ambassador. Mr.. Casasus, last year, IL mas Deeh
rIrnored that he probably would not stay In Wash
that he will soon return TO his law practice IN
M.,tco Although MI Walker Martinez, the
Chiian Minister has not formally resigned, it Is
understood that ne will not return TO washington
from Chilli where he is ct present looking after
property interests which were affected by the
earthquake. Nobody has been mentioned yet as mis-
successor but q new charge. Alberto Yoaoharr.
arrived IN Washington few days ago to look
after ChiIian interests.
Dr. Enrique Cortez, the Colombian Minister,
will be formally presented TO the President in a
few DAYS and after many breaks in Its representa-
ton Colombia will again have a full legation stan
in Washington. Pomponio Guzman will be first
secretary OF the legation, and Eduardo Perez
TrIana the present first secretary, will become
secretary to the London legation Of Coombia-
from Salvador and Honduras, received by the
President. and for the first time in a number of
ministerial representation at Washington Rumors
that the Costa Rican Minister. Joaquin Bernardo
Calvo. would not return TO washington have been
that he expects to arrive in Washington from
Central America about october Is.
been elected Vioe-President his country ne must
pc replaced IN Washington. Luis Melian Lafinur
has been sent here as Minister from Uruguay
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.
TEN QUESTIONS FOR MR.. HEARST.


From The New York World.
| Do you indorse the platform adopted by the
Democratic State Convention in Buffalo. Wnlen re-
pudiates the platform adopted py your Ai"epeh-
s9eec6 Do yGs that sf oaesr does the Word
define any definite doctrine,,? c,.u,.. u ,1,-nb,
your political associate and ally to whom cita alone
you owe your Democratic n9minatiDp G @ IoT o5d
you aEof case GH eS6t9a o you s
intend to remove his successor, Mr McGowan & ana
through a TarninaHy satraP? l,-ouno- :, r.u,or.
Polics Gommissio4er Bingham and continue to re-
move Police Commissioners until the department.
Is n Is 'e It true that While decaming against cor
poratlons. you employ as newspa3peir publisher 41s M
scheme used BY John D. Rockefeller and the old
Standard oil crowd. by which you and your news
papers can evade financial responsibility in law
the Supreme court bench of 56S BstF:5 your
own alTea & yfTs W damae suit Eases aga
your newspapers, and particularly in the actions
brought against you on account of the deaths and
injuries that resulted from the explosion OF fire.
Is it true. that in spite Of your denunciation OF
Panama. He cR3ese labor has Been and is actuay
employed on the Hearst estates in California?
how many hundred thousand dollars your two
nominations for Governor have cost you to date?
10. VIII you open the books and let the people
see how much money your hired agents have spent.
ana 10 WiloHl lLey pau III
THE REAL ''PLUNDERBUND."
From The New York Mail
TT is good policy" says Turgenien ITO re-
you are conscious Of in yourself" William r.
Hearst must subscribe to this doctrine or he
would not pose as the enemy OF Corporations"
friend Of organized labor and the sworn op-
ponent OF Chinese labor"
pointed out in his scathing Brooklyn address
SUED for damages by woman run over by one
hfG new wa ffz
oontended for four years that in his newspaper
capacity he was not man but corporation, and
he 1inay evaded Responsibility on that ground
"corDoration lawyers with whom he falsely elias
SIZES his opponent and of the corporate form
purposes but 10 escape his obligations TO one of
The common people whose interests he pretands
TO have at heart
THE HEARST CORPORATION EXPOSED.
From The New York Globe.
This Werner Is worth the attention Mr.
p tugneS on The humbuggery OF the Hesra GieaT light
ganda 1t illustrates correctly the chasm bet wdsn
Hearst the agitatoF ana Hearst the schenling
frorpt and allows the public see what ia he
ht9d As an exposer Mr. Hughes Is still on the
job GILsBY HOUSE FARCE
From The Brooklyn Eagle.
=, hos h4en said that you can fool soma NJ +ba
people all of the time and all OF the people some
,trne Nfanifesty. this is the some OF the tina9
for foong me people; ;s according TO ths
eeadeet1t- thew do not the humor OF their our,
prop1sstioI that they shall be against grabbers
a. anu 10 o. though midnight marauder eoIinna6
win ali the paraphernaIa OF a cracksmau also
equipped himself with t3e h uitiiof1n OF guardian
~ - ,i'r pnted the platform hopelessly Intoxicated
II is a farce OF the roaring variety
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Registration, a. p. m.
County Fair Madison Square Garden.
Pure Food Show, st. Nicholas Rink.
Board of Aldermen. City Hall. l p. m.
AfroAmercan Council National Convention St Marks
Church. West $50 street.
New York State Christian Endeavor Convention
Chemists reception No 1os West 55h street even
ing
GYPSY Smith, evangelstic meeting Scotch Presbyterian
Church. evening.
Dinner for ex-Siayor Robert A Van Wyok Democratic
Republican Senatorial Convention districts
evening.
Meeting delegates to the United Real Estate Own
ers Association. Turn Hail. Lexington avenue and
Democratic Senatorial Convention Goth District.
Meeting Of the Bar Association No - West 4ith
p
Free admission at the Museum OF Art and the Geological
Free lectures OF Board OF Education. p wad-
leigh High School 1I6th street and Seventh syenSs
No 222 Mott street. Mrs A. T,erhqne Martin An
Rs S5th h sFs On f B sG S
Abbey Qllustrated): Public School 150. Goth street.
speke-seeley Songs Of Shakespeare: Public school
1e Agn50n 9Tona 999 he sha iP 5fFs
American Museum. nth street and Central Park West
trateG; Instituts Hail. No. ~ East 1Oeth street
Edwin N. Bliss. "Constantinople ullustrated); Jud-
ner Thompson street, Professor CHARLES l. HaTring
ton static Electrioity'' qlustratsdl Mission Of The
Mrs Helen OI5onnel IAN Evening Songs
ST en ~ stsples e 4 Evoton of
American Poetry: University Settlement No 1ss
and Functions of The Healthy Human Body; West
Side Neghborheod House No sol West 5oth street.
YIcatan Qilustrated); Public School 2, 16eth street
aIated5; P1bio School lS PARK avenue 215th and
210th streets Wiiansbriidse Dr. Edward B. cobyrn
tectory, Van Nest Male Department Miss Mary V.
Worsten. The New York Geological Park dilus-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
OBITUARY.
BISHOP WILLIAM BENJAMIN npNErf

Xenia. Ohio Oct. S-Bishop William BENJAMIN
Arnett. OF the African sethodst Episcopal Church.
died of uremc poisoning last night st the wilber-
force University. He was native of Pennsylvania
and had been a bishop since 1888 He was a mem
Der of the Legislature in lSs6-'N. was chanlain OF
the Republican Nations; Convention at St Louis IN
1886. presided over the Parliament Of Religions in
Chicago. September 15 1893 and nresIdaa ~ the
5cumenical Coz SonfeEeace of Methodists, London,
Archaeological and Historical society and was a
trustee of The United Society OF Christian En-
- "
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
ELECTRO-CHEMICAL MEETING.
American Society Begins It's Annual Sessions
at Columbia.

The American Electro-Chemical Society held the
first session OF its annual meeting at Columbia
University yesterday. Papers were read by c. +.
Burgess, Henry S. Carhart. Carl Herring s. 8.
Sadler. J. W. Turrentine II. K. Tuttle, G. H
Cole. Il. 7. Barns and Charles Baskerville, all OF
them dealing with electro-cheica subjects. After
the morning session a visit paid 10 the new
buildings of the College Of the City of New York.
Much interest was displayed in exhibition Of
promoters which will continue to-day. The ex-
hioltion includes practically all the devices OF
furnaces, without contact
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
MRS. SUSAN M'LEoD DIETz.

Mrs Susan Mcleod Dietz. wife Of Howard j.:
Dietz of the firm of Dietz. Lantern d Co. OF
this CITY, died yesterday at her nome IN @ 51einp-
.+.oa 1o,g Island Mrs DIetz. who was a daugh-
ter of the late Alexander Mcleod. was porn IN
New York thirty-eight years ago AFTER oetatt 90 ha
ing her early education in the pubic schCots VI
cIfv She entered the Morlvian Institute, L0ta LON
bch she was graduated with the class or 20 Ihe
funeral will be held tomorrow at her hoiie 11i9
hIIriai vii be in Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
KILLED BY SERVANT PROBLEM.
Woman Commits Suicide After Intellectual
Attempt to Find a Helper.

Mrs Florence Unser, wife OF Maurice Unser. q
real estate dealer. found dead In her bedroom
at her home, No. 2.o West 122d street, yesterday
afternoon, with q gas tube IN her mouth Her
husband found her and threw open the window
at once but It TOO late.
II said that Mrs. Unger driven mad by
her Intellectual Efforts TO get a servant A few
hours before she was found she complained 10 her
husband Of the worry and nerve breaking suspense
sha under
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
THE GARRlCK THEATRE.

The musical farce of '"The Chorus Lady which
ha. been seen and described. presented last
night at the Garrick Theatre.-Miss Rose Stahi
continuing 70 assume the principal part In H.
That 1oy will be accessible at the Garrok for one
week Next Monday it will be moved 10 the
Hackett Theatre. Mr. Gillette will appear at the
C.arr1clx IN October 16 in his play of 'Clarice."
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
THE DRAMA.
The SAVOY THEATRE.

Miss Lillian Russell appeared at the savoy
Lheatre last night in a play, adapted from the
french, called "Barbara's Millions" Miss Russell
Is handsome woman and an expert vocalist, and
as such she has long been popular. Singers as a
RUE are incompetent 10 act Miss Russeil fur-
nishes no exception TO the rule. Mr. Ferdinand
Gottschalk and Mr.. II. Reeves Smith, actors whoIn
1t Is usually pleasure to see. participated IN the
representation
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
cHlceeo's ANCIENT AND HoNoRAsLEs.-

Chicago Oct. S.-Chioago is about to have an or
ganizston that viii embrace IN its scope the aims,
CHARACTER and dignity Of the Ancient and Honor
.e soe Artillery Company of Boston and the hered-
nary features OF the National Order OF the Gin
SS.ihatt. The Patriotic Ancient ana Honorables OF
.ssia,rhia Post, the lew order is called. is
=. m.4lhln fortnight Of Organization and the list
eAsrter members includes some OF the leading
iaen J. the cifN.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
NINE. sEMBRIcH TO DIsBURsE FUND.

Nine. Sembrich and Nine. Gadski will arrive on
the Kaiser Wilhelm II to-day. Nine. 5enlbrich Is
coming ahead of the season TO attend IN person to
the disbursement OF the $4,000 fund raised by her
recital last spring buy Instruments for the
members of the Metropolitan Opera House orcheS-
ira suffered severe losses in the San Francisco
disaster
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
THE HAcKETT THEATRE.

The farce of Mr.. Hopkinson." which was cur
rent and popular here last season, was revived
last night at the Hackett Theatre, and MI DaIlaS
Wexford made his re-entrance, playing the prin-
cinol mart and as before affording much aInuse-
rnent The play is mirthful and the comedian IS
comic The farce Will be acted for one week.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

William K Ryan. second son Of Thomas F. Ryan.
was twenty-eght years old, and had been in Ill
health for about four years He had lived in Ari-
zona New Mexico and Colorado, and had been at
Oak Ridge since early in June While in actiye
business life here he had been al officer and di-
rector of a number OF corporations, from most OF
which he retired upon removing TO the Southwest
He leaves a wife and three children
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
HERR Won rscHlRsKYs MISSION.

f~rls, Oct. s.--There is much interest in off,
circles here over the results Of the visits
r.,rr nerr Won Tschirsky the German Foreign Sec
ss 1rs - 70 Austria and Italy. which are regarded
s,,,ntehaeo 10 smooth over the difficulties be-
-@s 'ae TRIPLE Alliance.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
MONEY MISSING FROM THE SIRI0
Empty Strong Box Causes Suspicion Regard.
ing Cause of Wreck.

Paris. Oct. 8,-The Echo de Paris" to-day
published dispatch from Cartagena saying that
s.t @ strong box Of the italian steamer Sirio,
~. nlecked in august last with the loss of about
eAe hundred and fifty lives although found
..tsa-eo, empty raising the presumption OF
Nt conlpllcity nf the crew 81 the wreck.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
Special Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

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D. m. Register to-day If you neglected the duty
yesterday.
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INVITES OHIO SOCIETY,"

The Ohio Society held regular meeuhs iaSc insiL'
81 tho waldorf Ten new members were elected
Colonel John J. McCook president Of the society,"
announced that he had reoeived cordial lnvita- INVITA-
for members to attend the ihnUal OihAleE
oS Tho Philadelphia Ohio Society to-day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
CEMETERIES
tEMEIEkIES-
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

resdIy aocessfbe by Harlem trains Grand Con-
ra station WEBSTER and jerome trolleys ana
~ carriage Lots Sf25 Teiephons 4rarusGuV
ior BOOK Q. Views or representative
Onles. 20 East 23d ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
ROOT AND MOODY AT WHITE souss

Washington Oct a-Secrstary Root and Attorney
General Moody had a long conference Tonight with
President Roosevelt On their departure all they
would say regarding the talk was that Il bore ou
general subjects -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

1h. second day of registration Is to-day. All
a.. ,sr;,,r. place. arc open from a. m. to 10
~ Reoi,.er to-day If you neglected the duty
ysstsrday.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

Register to-day. Don't wait until Saturday to
make sure of your vote for clean politics. Delay
of Republicans In registering encourages the op-
position
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
WILLIAM X. RYAN.

Lynchburg, Va, Oct s.-WilliaIn K Ryan son
of Thomas F. Ryan, of New York died suddenly at
Oak Ridge his fathers estate IN the Blue Ridge
country yesterday. His body has been taken 10
New York for burial
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09

Consult the election advertisement In Tho
Trihune This morning, If you failed to find your
nlao, ~ registration yesterday. II is the duty of
every Republican to register and vote
New-York tribune., 1906-10-09
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