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GEORGE A. GARDNER.

Baltimore. Dec. 7.-George A Gardner, who was
stage manager OF the Holiday Street Theatre In
its old stock company days died here to-day after
SIS He was sixty-eight years old. Mr.. Gardner
was the originator OF the professional supervision
OF amateur theatricals and had aided in staging
many extensive amateur performances all over the
country He had charge Of the Ehakespearian pam
tornrnes az Cincinnati years ago. and for his work
was publicly crowned with a wreath OF laurel.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Rachel Fitzgerald. at the time Of the valkyr,s race
tor the Americas Cup She died a few years ago
after giving birth to little boy, who viii event
uaIy succeed his father as twenty-second Rnisht
OF Slsh Inc present knight OF Glyn has no
haronetcy, and though he has an ofrr,aI -I~L. -
hereditary knight 70 the prefix sir'' 10 hts Chrts
uan naine he rerrains from using st. lest Il should
SAVIOR 100 much OF ordinary knighthoo6 Tpa
!" hlte knights are to-day represented through the
,..,o .a'e nhe oy the Earl OF Kingston and by his
honor OF the Vicereine OF ireland.
MARQUISE DE FoNTENOY
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A WEDDING.

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Pittshurg Dec. THE wedding OF Miss Mar
garita Frew daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs William
NirnIck Frew, OF Beechwood Hall, to Rufus story
Rowland Of Painfed. y. J., took place this after
noon in the Shadyside Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Dr. Frank W. Sneed officiating. Miss Ursula
Frances Rowland. Of Plain6eld a sister Of the
bridegroom, one Of the bridesmaids. as was
Miss Marguerite PIatt Adrianel, Of Poughkeeps1e-
Lawrence Leslie Tweedy and James Whitney Baker,
of Plainfeld and Mortimer Clark Adams. tr., OF
New York, were among the ushers
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
AMHERST nAeelEsn DINE.

The Massachusetts Agricultural College Club OF
New York held it's twenty first annual reunion and
dinner last night at the St. Denis Hotel These
officers were elected: President, DR.. Winfield
Ayres; first president 5. c. Thompson; second
vice president. 4. W. LubIin: third president.
Benoni Tekirian; secretary and treasurer, A l.
Fowler; chOragus s. D. Foot; historian. Dr. John
A
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OBITUARY.
MISS ApELINE THOMSON.

Philadelphia, Dec. 7.-AIiEs Adeline Thomson.
belle IN the social world in the early part Of the
last century died at her home IN this city to-day
from old age. Miss Thomson came from one Of
the most prominent families in Philadelphia She
was born IN ls03 the daughter Of Edward Thom-
son, who at the beginning Of the nineteenth CEN
trry was a banker and merchant IN this city. One
OF her brothers John r. Thomson, United
States Senator: another Edward Thomson, a
rear admiral in the American Navy. she A
frst cousin Of Mrs. William B. AstorL the grand
mother o. William Waldorf and John Jacob ASIOr.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
THE cHILDRENs CRUSADE"

The directors OF the Oratorio Society have de-
cided to give another performance OF Gabriel Pier
mes musical legend. The Children's Crusade.
which was received with great favor az the con-
cert OF the Oratorlo Society on last Tuesday. The
performance Will take place in the afternoon OF
Saturday. December %. at Carnegie Hall. SO that
it may be convenient for women and children TO
n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
In MemoriaIn.
Taylor. willicm \.

assrB SrN-sladsnIy Thursday. December g. 1900.
go T7r-fraar Peter Christian Asserson Admiral
~ s Navy Ia his 6sth wear. Funeral services al his
ats rsefsnre Nc Eighth avenue. Brooklyn. y Y.
Ssturiav pecenaher s p Interuent at Annapolis,
Nd
:, ,r7r,vv- On Friday. December :. Skaneateles
y John podsson Barrow. In the SD year OF his axe
Coo1.EY-sudLenly. on Thursday; December l9o6. At
- I.batsea New city. Martin l. Cooley. aged
* vee-s FUNERAL services his llte residence No.
Rorsv!ew Terrace NorJn Ptainhe c. n j. on Satur-
- Te-s1lber s. a $50 2. Carriages viii meet
t~5i, leaving foot OF Liberty s.. New York city. l2o
~ w Crentra Railroad OF New Jetsey.
r-ROCuFTON-On Thursday. December O. at her homa,
Mar y Crocherou. daughter OF The late Nicholas and
~, ,4uv1n CrocdeFon OF staten Island Funeral
sIt@s On saturday December s. II o'clock m.
=. ~ sSa Falrrnount Jersey CITY. Burial et
Sforavian Ceuaetery. Dorp staten Island
+ IN Friday Edward Everett Eamea.
r. 6ss T6th year Services viii be a hia late
re-iisnee Ne 50 PsFregont Brooklyn. Monday. De-
csngber 10 10sO II Il requested that aoWers b
sent
xaTr,EFAt Ksnt or December g. Barnabas Hatch. aged
Is years Funeral his late residence. Kent, Coma
Eerfaay Daca1nbsE Z ~ ! D
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SCIENTISTS TO MEET HERE.

Professor John J. Stevenson. OF the New York
University chairman OF the committee OF arrange
rnents yesterday gave details Of the forthcom-
ing meeting OF the American Association for the
Advancement Of Science, which viii be begun in
this city on December q. at Earl Hail. Columbia
Trv4ua afeHg
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THE sHAH SLIGHTLY BETTER.

Teheran, Dec. 7.-There a slight improve
nnent in the shahs condition yesterday. and It was
maintained to-day. In accordance with the tTadi-
tonaI practice Of the Persian Court no official bull
letins are issued The arrival here Of the heir ap-
parent Prince Mohammed All MirZa- has been de-
ferred until December 1h
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
Iron ABOUT TO WE'D.
zor,.e of the er-CrozUn Princess
" q saronys Sorry Romance.

..ls comes The announcement OF the
sssn .h,re or December g next OF Professor
psTa S,-on. who achieved most unenvtable no
asaf s.-.s years ago By taking advantage o.
tcass -,-.rv mental absrration OF the then
- g-sncsss OF sazony 20 induce her 20 eiope
C7N- - Geneva. = Is unnecessary 70 recall
w@ =. ,,s-sous features OF this unfortunate cpl
ssF St-b cost the Crown Princess the crown
so - ssxony and the loss OF her children,
& S1e'- .~n,,lsion from the imperial house OF
- -r 20 which she belonged by birth She
sH'. -. tine when GiroI. who had been the
% :. hsr sens at Dresden. eloped with her
isiol .A-., months of giving birth to the little
sitmI I. nov Princess Anna Monica Of Saxony.
o. ---,rter of Girou is best shown by the fact
~ : .o,r as he had reached Geneva Re caused
taA "a Re photographed, with the Crown PTtn-
kIl'' a.. ,ghlicat!on n the various Illustrated
co. -, Of Europe and America, seeking
80 sor his escapa6e, without the slightest re-
=. - e. tie unfortunate woman Then he agreed
f40 -o.,risry compromise with her relatives, as
. n-..,,lt . OF which he abandoned her and retired
ins -. so,,s in Brussels leaving her 70 be trans
= = 49,, Geneva TO a Eanstorium in Swirzer-
r. ,Asre she remained until shortly before the
- O. her child
l.-.sSs- che circumstances. the future bride OF
- ,.ron can scarcely be congratulated on
- .-,,s,sng marriage and on the choice which
y - - made OF & husband. She is Nile. Jeanne
rTsnGGalElteE q AiiS IOicoIeAeSu S446EaFeE
J. 80 name ana niece q the popular dramatist
w,uroe Hennequin.
~ s,- the other plebeian Don JuRns who have
800 as the sorry heroes OF royal elopements,
--.o,, Natfachich. who was turned out OF the
s..-,s, army after being degraded ana forced
: .,-ve a term o. penal servitude. IS stil with
s--cess Louise Of Belgium in Paris. and it is
,-,r 10 the scandal caused By the continuance OF
=. sssoclstior with the man with whom she eIoped
.-,-, her husband Prince Philip Of Coburg, that
- father. king Leopold declines TO allow her 10
:. foat ou Belgian soil. condemning her TO exile.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDTNG INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SKIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE f6.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe
ST PAUL FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
W 6 Ellis Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Rich
nsr snsM Mrs. A W Knox ards
Mr ana Mrs. Delsvan a. Mr. and Mrs H q. Sal
fridge
Henry James. Mr.. snd Mrs. Parks z. Sim
Mr and Mrs. J. c. White.
CAAIPANIA FOR LIVERPOOL
:. Toodson Robert PhilIipa
TTr nnS Ms John T. Fay. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Stables.
ffr and Mrs Myers. Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Murray
EOENIGTN LCIsE FOR NAPLES.
Mrs A L Bancroft. Captain and Mrs A. c.
Tr ana Mrs. William }. Hodgson.
pa4b Miss J. z. Redingtou
Mr. ana Mrs. James ". AIlsB #. z. Taylor.
Cromwell Mrs May A Wardwel.
Mrs. Lewis Luckenbaeh-
PRETORIA FOR HAMBURG.
Mrs colby Mr. ana Mrs John R
Mr. and Mrs. 2. G. Dunn Schultz.
Mrs. l. c. Pearson
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
CELTIC FROM LIVERPOOL
paifour ATs James A. Moore
Major ii q J. J. Berry IJr and Mrs. William Oser
Ths Psv Wilbur r. CraILS M and Mrs. Henry Phipps.
NJ and =. 3. hS=-t Miss katharine Wilson.
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rHE> WEATHER REPoRr.

Official Record and FOrecast--Washtngton. Dec. T.
The New England has passed of 70 sea. although
high northwest st continue along the south New
England and New York coasts. where gales OF sixty
miles an hour from the northwest blew this afternoon
The temperature fallen 30 TO - degrees in North
western districts and IS 20 degrees In the South y
the last tv=nty-f1ur hours II s also abnoTaly cold
Fair weather is probable Saturday in Eastern and
Southern districts slightly higher temperatures
CLOUDY weather with is Indicated Tor the Ms
sour upper Mississippi valleys and rhe western po-
ti1n Of the lake region
Sunday and oversprea1 Ohio Valley the lower lake
region and the Middle Atlantic States The Temperature
East ard fail sharply n the MIS-
souri, and upper MtssisslppI valleys
The winds 0ng the New England coast viii be brisk
coast fresh 10 brisk north becoming variable Sunday ca
me south Atlantic light 70 fresh north on tle
East Cus Coast light and variable; on the West CuK
coast fresh southeast the lower lakes Hight NORTH De-
coming southeast and the upper lakes tresh south
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports viii
hav mostly fresh brisk northwest WINGS and raIr
weather 10 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcalities.-For New England,
fair and continued cold today sunday fair and warmer
diminishing northwest winds.
For Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey Delaware the District OF Columbia and Mary
fair and not So cold today sunday increasing cIoudi-
ness probably snow fresh northwest winds, becoming
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
cloudy and cold to-day; sunday snow or RAIN
variable winds becoming east and fresh
Local Official RecOrd-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau the changes in the TEN
uerature the last twenyfour hours n comparison
# II r. -
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Highest temperature yesterday 42 degrees; lowest i 9i
CO-Tc5pOnciug date last year.
ara for CORRESPONDING date last twenty-five years 81
IoC9I Frorscasr-Po-Iay fair and not 80 cold tolor
~ I,c-sasinr cIouJIness and probably snow fresh
nort1Westerly winds, becoming easterly-
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
WITS OF GLYN AND KNIGHTS OF
KERRY.

ts.-. niie Knights whose armorial bearings are
- te+1 &c oy the Earl OF Kingston with those of
y., Iss were F1tzgeralds. Some eight hundred
Sso John Fitzgerald. Lord OF Deces and OF
CON-. py virtue OF his royal seignory as a
&c.. D-aI4ne created three OF his sons BY his
Ur,gI-- marriage hereditary knights. and thus
Eslge. the titles OF the White Knight. the
III. !. = Glyn and the Knight OF Kerry. The
kss,, Aa'ght q Kerry is borne to-day by Sir
ths - - fitzgerald. owner o. Valencia Island, on
Tbs - - oi Kerry, and famous as q yachtsmAn.
ssrv 1Dlsnos By his father OF q Daronetcy was
ssss.ss sss..efaly condemned IL ireland. as it was
srerr La modern dignity OF this kind n
lsav - - q the word inferior 10 the honor OF
s.s.s,, -eieenth hereditary Knight OF Eerrv The
rsr.Is Aiight o. Glyn is Desmond FitzJohn Fitz-
tas - A9n -in-lsw OF Lord Dunraven. and there
az a. HIo vii recall hts W1fo now dead. who
1 eo1utTy with bsE father, zs Lady
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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LADY ABERDEENs NEW PAGE A WHIT
KNIGHT

y
KNIGHT
Young Lord Ktrgsborough, the ten-year-oId son
and heir Of the Earl Of Kingston and who has Just
been appointed by Lady Aberdeen, the Vice-Reine
q Ireland Ler page of honor. IS scion of a
harae which represents the White Knights. and
one OF the members OF which has been iInmor-
iaAzed by tie poet Milton for il was a son OF Sir
soa1 King the founder OF the family. whose tragic
oeaih BY drowning In the Irish Sea IS commeno-
Faiec By Milton IN his ''Lycidas.' former Lord
AlssoorolEh was toward the close Of the eight
eslh century tried foT murder BY the Irish House
q Lords, a. Dublin, and promptly acquitted. The
ersnla had originated IN ths objectionable atten-
4oas OF Colonel Fitzgerald. 2 married man. 10
.-s unmarried daughter OF The Lord Ktngsborough
'Hao subsequently, became Earl Of Kingston. Lord
Aags0oroughs s son. ar that time known as Colonel
A-s and who asterward became Lord Lorton, re-
e.Vea 70 put end TO the matter by challenging
--ss-s-d 70 agnt duel The hostile encounter
"a pace IN HYDE Park 81 London, but was
-'elFupted, before much damage had been done
:. -e arrest or both combatants and OF their sec
.-S 'os breaking the peace" Some months later
. go Alne and his father Lord Kingsborough.
- - --.I Colonel Fitzgerald was staying IN dis
a. q an I'M, - village close TO their place at
-4s4sio|n, near Cork. and that he was making
.-7p@'atlons 70 abduct the girl. Colonel King was
saseo IN e hand 10 hand encounter with Fitz-
- - 4 me Inn and was getting the worst OF #.
------lS1- JttE-l E-kleQ n ana SlOL ElZ-
s -u osso Colonel King was tried BY the ordi-
- eo-fS a. Cork and acquitted by the jury OF
~. S-afse o. murder, FOR which he had been IN
- Aol long atterward his father, Lord Kings
ro-sn was tried IN the same way by the
- - 7ouse oc Lords, It being the last occa-
- - u lNe upper house OF the Irish legislature
ing as a court OF Justice upon one OF its men,
- As have stated above, Lord K!ngsborough
--aegl-tted BY the unanimous vote OF hts fellow
fesrE
-, S4es7nt tSarl OF Kingston Is a soldier by pro
- Ao-os z commission IN the Irish Guards
-. -. "Sii-ed daughter OF the colossaIIy rich Sir
- barclay Walker. His family has been
- 80 n County Roscommon ever since the reign
S-een Elizabeth. who conferred upon Sir John
-, - NE founder Of the family. large territorial
- - y that shire, IN recognition O. his military
-ne Aitchelstown property, in County
- Nse brought into the family by the mar
80 o. one OF It's Members with the heiress Of the
g white Knights" but parted with
,s Sky years ego under rather sensational
49, tlSlAAces- The present seat OF the family
- A-iFonan Castle-comes 20 II through the
ASse Of the eighth earl with the daughter and
60 - o. Colonel Edward King Tension. OF XII
'ona1 Castle
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I'm 1feUOri1U1.

TAYLOR-Il cherished remembrance OF william Alez-
csuaber 8, 1908.
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CEMETERIES.
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readily accessible BY Harlem trains Grand Cans
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D0rBLEs OF PRESIDENTS.

uss President Roosevelt double? II not he is
--ohsbly the only ruler who IS exempt from this
..,ulisr form Of hero worship. President FalHeres
t,s been IN cfice less than year as chief magiS-
,,.,s cs the French Republic. but has already a
sorb,e Just in the same way as his predecessors
p-.s,esuts Theirs, 8IacMahon, Grevy Carnot, Cast
-, Perrier Faure and Loubet The double OF NJ
rsIBAres Is q shopkeeper OF the Rue St Honore,
q Paris and presents ? most extraordinary resem-
Nance &c the master of the EIysse Palace. accen-
.ustlug the likeness by dressing IN identcaIly the
ks-e manner. He wears the same black coat
Esstcoat and trousers. the same tie with white
polka Cots and the same peculiar hat tilted at an
sn.le cH the head. Every morning accompanied
hT q friend who resembles Jean Lance. the Presi-
ssnts principal private secretary he walks slowly
u the Rue and Fsuborg st, Honore 70 the Arc de
9ionpoe and returns home by the Champs Ely
tss Eis step IS slow and stately. all hats are
Scssd he passes by. and he responds TO the sau-
tz;ons with the most genial con6escension. I re-
marked that he took rhis walk every day. This is
70, cutie correct There is one morning on which
Be- always remains at home and invisible namely
ne morning on which the weekly Cabinet councils
Is held 81 the E-ysee Palace under the presidency
q 4 FSlleres.
President Lou5et's double was not quite so great
q Success bCt President Faure had a "Sosie," as
Gsse doubles are sometimes called, who was his
very image, and who initiated all his peculiar
nannerisns in the most extraordinary way When
FGnFe cleo re ceased 70 cultivate the likeness
allowed his beard 10 grow, adopted spectacles IN
asu Of nonocle and abandoned the white spats
and vanished shoes which he had always until
then worn in imitation OF the President King
Leopold has double 81 Paris to whom he Is wont
% ssc-!De most CT the indiscretions laid at his
door, and the late Gar had q double IN the Banker
Carissn, O. Copenhagen. who became so convinced
ty MS resemblance 10 the Emperor that ne was
aat monarch IL person that eventually his mind
hecame uuhtnEed through dread Of Nihilst out
RACES The Sultan had a double until the other
day II his principal valet and foster brother who
tsd last summer, and King Edward has a most
wnldertul double, z Baron Stern, the brother OF
Lord Mcclellan. a less embarrassing case Of re-
ss1tlsnce Is that between the Prince Of Wales and
he present Emperor Of Russia They are so Ike
each other that Il is difficult 10 tell them apart
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08
,ELTfC. FRoM IVERPOoL

Mrs James A. Moore.
Dr. and Mrs. William Osler
ny. and Mrs. Henry Phipps.
Miss katharine Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

Local OmcIaI Record.-The following oflcial record

from the Weather shows the changes in the TEN
uerature the last twenyfour hours n comparison
with the corresponding date lat year.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-08

J D. Rsifour
Nia.or r. q. J. J. Berry
7'hs Rsv. Wilbur F. Cf.lL4,
NJ and Mrs. .. 5. L-
Wozth
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will san to-day for
Europe are:
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The Knockout Blow.

The blow which knocked out Corbett
was revelation to the prize fighters.
From the earliest days of the ring the
Knockout blow was aimed for the jaw,
the temple or the jugular vea. Stomach
punches We're thrown in to worry and
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had told one of the old fighters that the
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the stomach, he'd have laughed at him
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New Railroad for covtnnron

Covington, Ga, Sept. 3.-A move
ment is on foot for the construction
of new line of railroad across the
eastern section of Newton county,
connecting Social Circle. on the Geor-
gia railroad, with Mansfield on the
Central of Georgia railroad, II miles
east of Covington. The proposed line.
which is about 10 miles in length,
will take up the old Middle Georgia
and Atlantic survey between these
two points. Mansfield is a progress
stve town of about 500 people and
has been built up within the last ten
or twelve years. Social Circle is also
a flourishing town, having an oil mill
cotton factory and other industrial en-
terprIses in successful operation.
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Peonaae CHARGES Face LYNCH.

Gainesville, Fla, Sept 5-&ohn P.
Lynch, a prominent lumber manu-
facturer, has been arrested here by
Deputy United Marshal Brundix on a
charge Of peonage, sworn out by an
Italian laborer, who alleges that he
and his four associates had been held
In bondage by Lynch's managers, and
not permitted to leave the place. Mr..
Lynch was taken to Jacksonville, at
which place he will be arraigned be-
fore the United States commission.
Lynch was released on his own recog-
ntzance, and has retained former Con-
gress man Bob" Davis to defend him
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Chatham Won't Ra at Macon.

Savannah, Ca, Sept. 3.-Chatham
county will not be represented at the
gubernatorial convention in Macon
Tuesday, the delegates appointed by
Colonel J. H. Estill, who carried this
county, have decided not to attend the
convention. A. B. Moore, who was to
lead the delegation, made the an
nouncement Saturday afternoon.
There was nothing for the Estill del
egation to do at the convention. Mr..
Moore said, as everything was cut and
dried; they had, therefore, decided to
stay at home. The absence of the
Savannah delegation means that Colo
mel Estills name will not be present
ed to the convention.