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New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
IN THE sERNsHIREs
IBy T-legraph 70 ne r-ibYn. :

IBy Telegraph % The Trfsune1
Lenox, Mass, July 10-The programme % ,1.,
taoieaus and dances arranged for the bsnas, I.
Mis- Ethel FOlsOm's ConvaIescent Home v-,. - =
in sedsvtcl Hall. for the second time ,b,- s s-A
ing and. IL anything. the audience was rnors -
prectattve than the first night Encore. -,
demanded Of tableaus Mrs. GriswoId v-as c,,,.s
before the curtain at the close OF her pIav ~,
Gertrude Parsons's pastoral song was eneorsd sns
all through the programme there vas 4raat -
probation shown. Several OF the perfoFmevr -
ceived flowers tonight from their admirers 90
Miss Juliana Cutting in the picture sone -.
most heartily aDplauded- It has not vet been -
nounced how much was realized by the uers,r,,
ances, but 1t is believed that S10O will be cIsar.s
This IA a gratifying sum. and more than reacbs,
the expectations OF those who arranged the 49,
Torrance
The first OF the Berkshire Hunt meets win ba =,
Saturday. September !. with the hunt breaEs,.-
at the villa OF Colonel and Mrs. Walter C,lttiue N
Pittsneld-
Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster are in New York IN.
the early part OF the week
The Thespians OF PittsheId Will present O.ra,
Wildes comedy. The Importance OF Being i,
Earnest September Il In the cast win bs
Mr.. and Mrs Walter F. Hawkins Mrs Henry L
Dawes. Or. Frederick S. Coolidge and Miss Mar.
l. Hinsdale.
Victor Morawetz OF New York. Is a guest of Y.
and Mrs. George G. Haven az SunnycrOft.
Alexander GrisgOld will 90 70 New York TO-
morrow. whence he Will sail for Europe on on,
OF the SLOW liners for the benefit OF an ocean trip
After a week in London he plans 70 return 70
LenOx.
Charles J. Bonaparte. Secretary OF the Navy
started this morning for Baltimore whence Ia
viii proceed 20 Washington The Secretary went
by automobile 90 Hudson N Y. expecting 20 reach
Baltimore by this evening. Mrs BOnapaTts is 70
remain az the Hotel AspinwaN until autumn and
90 is expected that the Secretary viii come up 20
Lenox again during the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Patt, OF New TOFz.
who were passengers on the Pacific Express vhicb
was wrecked yesterday. arrived at the Hotel AS
plnwaH this afternoon. after a trying experience.
Mr and Mrs H. r. Burass. OF New York, and
Stephen W. Roach have also arrived
MY and Mrs. d. W. Thompson who have bss1
In I4enOx for several weeks. started to-day for
Bridgeport. Conn
John w Griggs. who has been with his family
at the AspinVaH cottage. started for New To-s
to-day.
O. s. Richards and family. OF New York v1oa-s
autOmObiIing, arrived IN LenOx to-day.
Lady Durand wife Of the British Amhassseor.,
and Miss Josephine Durand are the Maine Cosst
for the month OF August
The Misses GeOrgfana and Louise Schuyls-s q
New York. who have been IN Newport ere eI-
pected at the Tanner cottage tomorrow
Mrs RObb de P. Tytus entertained at Mncheoa
this afternoon at Ashintuny Farm fO= her guest
Mrs. ROysl Whitman. Of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
COON HUNTING.
From Lippincott.s Maeazine.

The officers OF the English squadron prepared for
their recent visit to this country by exhaustive
study OF So-called American slang that thew might
enjoy that delightful American hurnor over which
the English have recently become so enthusfastfo
During their stay In Annapolis coon hunt pra I,
arranged for their benefit the officer In charge ex-
planning to them that II was sport highly fhol,1ft
OF and native 70 the Southern states.
As they rode along one Of the Englishmen re-
His host assented, and the Enslishman continued:
They found in the woods and are often caughf
In trees, aren't they?''
They are replied the American but how do
you come to know so much about coon huntfnR?'
Oh said the visitor. with an afr OF conscious
pride, I've read Uncle Toms Cabin you Know
and all those articles that have come out IN tha
papers here lately. but 20 tell the truth didn't
what the niger had done"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
letp2lork Daily Gribla,ss
TUESDAY, JULY 81, 1906.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN-The Social Democrats In Russia
nave decided 10 support the demands Of the
proletariat for a general strike and uprising.
- Disorder seems 10 be Increasing IN all
parts of the Russian empire; the war between
Armenians and Tartars continues ia the Cau-
casus; another strike has begun at Moscow and
many cases Of violence were reported from
Poland - The House Of Commons passed
the education bill by majority OF 1872. -
stage in the House OF Lords after several
amendments hostile to the government had been
adopted; the House of Commons passed the
second reading Of the colonial marriages bill
- Details of the rules for meat inspection
adopted by the Bundesrath show that American
trade is likely TO suffer heavy losses. -=
General Oku was appointed chief Of the jap
anese General Staff TO succeed the late General
Kodanna- = John Lawrence TOole, the
comedian. died at Brighton
DOMESTIC.-Tw. attempts near Washington
Penn, 10 lynch the Negro who killed a wOman
and her two children, were frustrated. -
Six men were killed and three injured ir a
men struggled several hours III Delaware Bay
after their launch had capsiZed, and were
rescued when daylight revealed their plight.
- Five young women and two meE had a
narrow escape from drowning near Portland,
Ne. when forced TO jump from a burning
launch == Two young men near Portsmouth,
Ne. saved a third from drowning by towing him
10 shore on a pneumatic mattress. - Ex-
Mayor BeIcher. of Paterson n. j.. who dts
appeared q year ago, surrendered TO the Sheriff
Of Passaic County; he is anxious 20 have the
law take its course. his counsel said. 49, An
insane man was shot and instantly killed IN
Blanchard. La, by his divorced wife while de-
manding his children. - Mrs. William e.
Corey won her suit for divorce at Reno. New.
CITY.-stocks were irregular. closing weak.
. The Brooklyn Union Gas Company an
nounced that it would pass the next quarterly
dividend. causing fears that the Consolidated
would 90 likewise - Thieves broke into the
garage Of E. H Hartman. the railroad man,
and stole five automobile tires. valued at $500.
- Ex-Governor Oden held a conference
with Senator Platt at the latteT's Office. -
Il was said that Max r. Ihmsen might be chosen
chairman Of the state committee OF the indie
pendence League; many delegates arrived for
the meeting to-day. r. John D Rockefeller
left Tarrytown for Cleveland ==- The man
agement of Wells. Fargo & Co. issued a circu-
lar TO stockholders supplying the information
asked for by the minority interests which were
criticised -= II was said that a breach had
occurred between Harry X. Thaw's mother and
wife which might practically remove ex-Judge
Olcott from the case. --- Ten horses belong
ing 10 King Edward and Lord Rothschild ar
rived from London.
THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for to-day:
Fair The temperature yesterday: Highest, "a
degrees; lowest. -.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
COLUMBIA COURSES POPULAR.
More Than Twelve Hundred Students Pun
suing Studies in Summer School.

Never before have the summer courses az Coun-
bia University been popular as this year Isn
hundred and twelve students are enrolled. neafN
three times the number enrolled in 1900 when US
school was first started The students represent
nearly every state IN the t-nion being made W
largely OF those who have completed courses n
other colleges. and have come 20 Coiumbia 10 sps-
etalize. Besides these. there large number o.
regular students who hope 70 DO enough work N
the summer school TO enable them to cOmplste ther
course IN three years.
One reason for the popularity OF the courses ths
year Is believed 20 be the attention that ts beng
paid 20 the social life at the institution NsafN
every week az least dance is given in the GYM
nasiuul. while two evenings Of every week an or
ehsstra which plays on the steps OF Earl Han
sure 90 have a large audience Besides this. ire
qusnt excursions arranged 20 points Of nterss-
about New Yorh. The university also provides fan
directions f9s other tours. which the students na1
take IN companies Of two or more.
There lectures two afternoons week On
popular SUBJECTS and IN the Of fne arts 'n'
collection az the Metropolitan Museum q At y
studied with much after suitable eNplailtt-f
oy the instructor The faculty Is made up ass5,S
o. She professors regularly az the university Wiz
The public lectures vet to be given are as foloNs
July 81 Earle Wilbur Dow "ttildson.lss
tsnurOf NefOTmer; August 2. William tt.lloSs-
Experimental Illustration Cf some Of the tt...l-
Ees Between the HydrOdynamic and N7s.Ss N7stss~
Fields o. Fo1co''. August Z. Frank Albert Eetseee
'UOrd=rlsnt % Ethics and EcOnOnics''; Angus, Z
fTanSlin Henry Giddinss. Impending S'SN-
Chanses In America"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
Il AnlNsenlents.

AERIAL oARDEHls-s:2O-The Governor. Son
BRIGHTON BEACH PARK-Bafhing
cASINO-s;15-The Social whirl-
coNET TsL4AND-Thomgson & Dundy's Greater Luna
PaFit-Dreamland- -Bostocks
EDEN MtTsEE-The World IN Wax
HAAgAEERsTEIN's vFCToRIA-2-s:iS-vau6ey
LHcEUN-s:15-The Lion and the Mouse
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN ROoF-s-Mamreile
Champagne
MANHATTAN BE9ACfl-s-Pain's Vesuvius and Grsnd
FireWorks-9-Rioe's Girl from Paris
NEW ToRK-s:IS-The Ham TFoe.
NEW YORK ROOF osARDEN-s:so-vsudeviIl
ing New York
wALLAcK'S-s.2o-FTis Honor the Mayor.
WEST ENDS -s:so-Ltue Red Riding Hooa.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
PRESIDENT SEES A BALL GAME.
Senator Dick and Elmer Dover 10 Be HIS
Guests To-day.
lBy Telegraph 70 me Tribuns.I

lby Telegraph % Ihe tribunal
Oyster Bay. July sO.-PTesident Roosevelt Vas Ora
oS the interested spectators OF ball game az ssEa-
more Hiu this afternoon To be accurate. u
was only about third OF a game. for torFens
OF rain cut short the contest at the end Of ths
third inning. The game was between the engineers
and the sailors OF the Sylph. and when the paye1A
were compelled 20 stop the score stood TO J.
The diamond was laid out on the pasture nsas
the orchard below the Roosevelt cottage On tha
Held last Saturday the engineers trOunced tns
tackles 20 the tune Of 2 TO O. so when the saiiols
came 70 the battle to-day they did with "oiooa
IN their eyes," and the bitter memory In tnsr
hearts Of many taunts. IN which the number Of tns
score had been coupled with the caoalstlc 49, i,
'SkiddOO. II the rain had not prevented The 1aAss
say they would surely have evened up SatuIGel =
SCORE. for they were just solving the opp0Sllo4ss
slantS when the deluge came Archie and 4uel-55
Roosevelt and two OF their cousins also witnesses
the game.
Senator Charles Dick. OF Ohio. and Elmer Dover
secretary Of the Republican National Conulllesss
have appointments at SagamOre Hil to-TnoftSes
They expected to arrive 10:11 ana aIs-l
their political talk will take luncheon with -
President and his family.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
THE PHILOSOPHY OF DANCING.

Paris correspondence - re London Telegraph
Dancing ccnsiGered historically. philosophi-
cally and shCraiy "a lecture before the Interna.
tional Aca;leUy Ss I'6o.egraphic Authors and Mas
ters by NJ. Cdfaudet n high authority ON the sub
tect. He Recommended the study Of department
for getting n he world and spoke az leagrh OF
the innuenCe ~ dancing public affairs IN the
reign Ot &aPO.eoa =" Csptein Cook whose name
said the .scturer. dguyes prominently IN the golden
book o. chcreSrarIy, insisted his sailors dancing
EoCS or two daily, thus preserving them "a
health anc snirits. NJ. 0iraudet also related with
approval that under the tTst French Republic the
government OF the convention had provided fOr
lHEcirS lessons to be given in ali barracks ito
cure inconsistencies among the troops The lect-
urer approved highly OF the new rule OF etiquette
which, Il appears, the last congress OF Dancing
laid down, and which enables any man az a bali
90 dance with any girl without being introduced
The reform, said NJ ciraudet. has now been car
concerned
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
THE TALK OF THE DAY.

Relatively robs life OF it's Joys Oklahoma is
thought here in the East 20 be paradise for the
unmarried woman, and OF all places In that
territory Conquest is blessed with name which
seems TO promise surcease 20 the sorrows OF cell
bacy. But. behold! here is a Conquest corre-
sPondent writing: Many OF the grass widows OF
this neighbOrhOOd getting pretty tired OF batch
ing"
man VISITING some reletiyes in Scotland was
he aimed terrific blow at The bail scattering tSe
turf 70 right and left and looked around for the
sir" gruffiy answered the caddie.-Tit- Bits
There is one woman in England who has a
unique occupation. She is a professional teacher
Of golf, giving lessons at the wOmens golf club
at Mitcham. Mrs. Gordon Robertson hss been in
structing for more than year. and thinks she
can teach members OF her sex better than a mere
male instructor She has a better apprecia-
tion OF their difficulties.
make 1t rule 10 spend fifteen minutes every day
reSGins Ts s1a6T the nswaPSPsre SF mssazinss
Why Why @ that islet me see it's 1Gs minutes an
that out with a pencil and a sheet OF paper. IN
one year IL would amount 90 81 hours In five years
over month and half! Think OF the frightfui
waste b1; Why i. in that time you could learn to be
little Philadelphia boy was taken by his father
for his first visit to the Zoo Stopping before an
inclosure he asked. Papa what animal is that 90
Reading the sign tackled up to side. his father
responded. THAT. my son, is prong horned an
telope." kin he blow his hOrns?" was the ques-
tiOn that promptly followed.
JUST FOR A CHANGE
I'm sort Of tired Of things that is;
They're lackin somewhat to hzz.
There amt no ginger in hfeis jar.
The fault may be with Tne, and then
1t may be otherwise again.
amt a-tryin TO fix no blame
Because all tastes about .he
Howe'er IL is. J wish 1t might
Have things turned round a bit some night
So that instead OF d they be
They'd work toward tho contrary
Ia Ike to see some mountain rin
Rave spunk enough to flow uphill.
So that old Neptune might be shown
1t had opinions of its
I'd like to see the settin sun
out IN the east when day is done,
Just as hint, when goin' to bed.
To prove 1t wasn't bigoted
I'd like to hear bullfrog sing
Like nightingaleS upon the wing
Instead OF that eternal ''clunk'
With which he seeks his swampy bunk
cat that barks, dos that meow.
And when 1t comes to milkin' cows.
IWould cheer me up to set pail
OF lemonade ginger ale;
And II the bucket in the well
Would give up water for a SPELL
And bring me up some fresh root beer.
Thers'd be no kick a-comin' here.
'Tain't discomfort that's vexin' me
With life everastin'ly
But just sort of parChin' thirst
TO get q peek at things reversed.
They've been the same so very long
change would strike me pretty strong
And, though I'm maxim no Complaint
For once I'd like 'em as they amt
John Kendrick Bangs, in The Century Magazine
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

We desire to remind our readers 'chO Gre
about TO EeOre the city that The TRIBUNE sotlI
be seat by mail to any address in this country
or abroad. and address changed as often as de-
sired. Subscriptions may be given to your reg
ular dealer before Eeaving. or, If more cOnveu-
Dent. hand them in at THE TRIBUNE Office
See opposite page for subscription rates.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

may GO but no sympathy need be claimed for
her as fugitive from the funeral pile OF her
husband II her visit be with an eye to the
variety stage, which may well be possible, she
shows--or some one shows for her-a cultivated
sense Of the vaIne OF advertising. In such case
the sutree story is as good as another, notwith.
standing the flaws In fits plsusihility.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

The 'fnhnice torment OF hies'' Is reasonably
believed In the Philippines to be not only tor
ment but propagation of pestilence responsible
for the spread OF cholera There is good cause
to suspect that In our own land the common
house fly has been not infrequently the carrier
OF disease germs. with disastrous effects II Is
not only for'the sake Of comfort and cleanliness,
but also of health, that those busy nuisances
should be excluded from homes and markets
and. indeed. exterminated so far possible.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

The Treasury Department has had two severe
shocks recently. Not long ago Il found II could
buy a government building site in Toledo for
$4,000 less than the amount appropriated, and
now patriotic citizen of North Adams, Mass,
has offered a $4,000 postoflce site for nothing
The theory that Uncle Sam should be held up
for the largest possible price In sight seems
occasionally 70 be hono-ed fn the breach rather
than IN the observance
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
Mr.. coRrsLvou ON WAY HERE.
JBy Telegraph 70 II

IBy Telegraph Ths Tribunal
Albany, July S0-POstm0ster General CoroeSeN
and Mrs. Cortelyou and their two sons and "
daughters reached Albany tonight from the No'''.
They left New York two weeks ago for HRlifaX' ~ !
are now on their return. They came BY way q
Plsttsnurs. lake Champlain and Lake GeoiH-
They VIII leave here BY Hudson River boat tom
row. and VIII 60 the north shore q Ions ti-s ts1
sor The remainder q the summer. Ar Ccte-.Sssv
eait ne expected 20 cal on The President u -
dayR
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
NOTES OF THE STAGE
Season at the New York Theatre Opens with
''The Ham Tree"

The regular season OF the New York Theatre
opened last night with ESlaw & Erlanger's revival
OF ''Ths Ham Tree in which Mcintyre and Heath
we're starred. These two comedians played thai-
original parts OF The Georgia Minstrels. well
known on the vaudeville stage, and the Ratah and
Rance OF Ges. They were supported by practically
fine Same company last season. The chorus
however. was enlarged, and was one OF the feat
ures OF the bic revival.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

The Bureau Of Insular Affairs Of the War
Department is 20 float 81 100000 in Philippine
bonds next week. and has fastened 70 protect
itself against "shoestrins'' fnanciers by requir-
ing certified check for 1 per cent Of the bid
to accompany each offer. 1t naturally
feared that. stimulated by a recent widely ad-
vertised example OF ffnesse several thousand
fortune makers would invest twO-cent stamp
on the chance of drawing a bonanza option.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Without hippancy or irreverence, II might be
suggested to John Alexander Dowie that the
original Elijah won 9, fine victory over his enc
mics by challenging them TO trial os strength
on Mount Carmel Can II be that this latest
''Elitah" lacks the pith Of the Tishbite?
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

At Hammerstein's last night a programme was
headed by Dziria, the Hungarian barefoot dancer,
who made her debut in this country Ernest Hogan
and his thirty-ve Minstrel MOkes presented an en-
tlrely new vaudeville act. The four Fords Arthur
prince. MachnOw, the Russian giant: Miss Raft,n's
monkeys Miss Lalla Sslbini, Rice and Provost
Collins and Hart, the Sharp brothers and the NOV
ing pictures filled out the remainder OF the btil-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Patersons emhezzng Mayor. after year of
hiding from justice, weary, broken In health
and In spirit. sought the Passaic County Jail
OF his own accord. The tragic story points its
own moral.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31
QUICK OR YOU'RE DEAD.

From The London Tribune.
A schoolmaster asked small urchin the other
day the meaning OF The Quick or the Dead
please. SIR he said. 1.-The man as sets out OF
the way Of the motor car IS quick. and i'm as
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Mrs Vanderbilt and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt have
postponed their return from Europe until The saiA
They are now In Paris. but VIII leave there on
Thursday for Carlsbad.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Mr.. and Mrs. John r. DreIel, after spea1ans ~
season In London, have gone 20 Carlsbad for Al
gust
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Announcement Is made Of the eHgasenent
William Coleman Rogers, son OF M ara Ms
Archibald Rogers 20 Miss Mary Seymour daus'
ter of John s. Seymour.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Mrs Charles T. Barney and Miss Katherine Bar
ney have returned from Europe and. after orici
stay at Southampton. win go 20 the Ati-onaaek,
yor the rest OF the
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

1t is apparent even thus early that THE New
York World" will not be happy unless Roosevelt
is nominated in 1908.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

OF ''The Ham Tree" In which Mcintyre and Heath
we're starred. These two comedians played thsi-
original parts OF The Georgia Minstrels:'' well
Ranee OF Gee. They were supported by practically
6S sae wss SSsasy ssnsed s as one q the
ures OF the BIG revival
At Hammersteins last night programme was
headed by Dziria. the Hungarian barefoot dancer,
who made her debut in this country. Ernest Hogan
and his thirty-hve Minstrel Mokes presented an en-
tirely new vaudeville act. The four FogtS Arthur
monkeys Miss Ialla ssibini. Rice and Provost.
ing pictures filled out the remainder OK the BIN.
Sam Elton, comic 1ugsler. and the E1aunatursists.
mind readers who exposed the Fays." were the
newcomers on the New York roof last night "Sse-
ing New York. with Miss Carrie De Mar; proved
as popular ever. This 4. the ninth week OF the
roofs show.
Miss Lola Yberri was last might added attrac-
ton for Rice's ''Cirl from Paris" Miss Yberri.
who has danced around the world since her last
appearance In New York. presented speciality,
ia Maxixe." combining five picturesque Spanish
and Partisan dances. in which she was assisted by
signor Mascagna. ''The Girl from Paris has met
sSSd fbrd Ioe Webers opening IN Fwiddie Twsddie
is postponed hy agreement until August Is
Marshall p Wilder, with edition Of Jokes.
stories and recitations. a leading feature OF
yesterdays continuous programme az Keith &
Proctor's Union Square Theatre Novelties ssen
for the first time here were the Exposition -Four,
quartet OF real funulakers. in parodies and baai
the Kita Banzai trOup OF warriors from Nippon
and wallace Trueman. humorous 1ussler-
Mss Virginia Earl made her rs-entranes into
vaudeville yesterday az Keith & PrOctor's Twenty
men whom she terms "JOhnnies."
Miss Viola Allen said yesterday that the report
that she had defnltefy decided 20 retire from the
stase after her revival OF "Cynnosltne.' In which
abe Will appear this season Is incorrect Miss
Aliens present purpose IS 70 continue IN Snake
spearian plays.
wagenhals & Kemper received yesterday from
Jerome X Jerome the manuscript OF play just
conplsted Cor Miss Annie Russell u Is comedy
esSd Sylvia ,ol SsfFs 81 ss srn th enc Coming os sS.
Among those appearing az Tony Pastors this
wetk ere Brockman. MACK and Belmont, IN their
soctety musical comedy; les JUndts. European
equilibrists; Prank White and Lew simmons, Harry
Better and company and others,
The date OF the opening ot the Savoy Theatre BY
Rose tahl IN James Foroes's four-act comedy.
''Ihe Chorus Lady has been changed from Mon
day, September 8. 90 Saturday. september
With the volurn. of business etill testing the
capacity OF the Madison Square Garden roof the
hot weather musical fFivOlity 'Nlauizeile Cham
pagne' entered the sixth week OF its all-summer
run last night.
'FHi< Honor the Mayor" which has been playing
az the New York Theatre for eleven weeks and
lsft the latter place 20 make yer Mcintyre and
yesterday az waliacs's Theatre. A large crowd
was present
New-York tribune., 1906-07-31

Mrs. J. Borden Hartman and Miss Ethel Earrt-
man have nkew,se arrived here from Europe.