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New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
A QUEENS PUNcrmIoUsNEss.


Queen Victoria's extraordinary punctiHousness IN
ths Observance OF the laws governing English roy
ATTY is once more shown in very interesting man
asF IN The Memoirs and Diaries OF her cousin,
ne Duke OF Cambridge 5ust published by HIS chap
AN the sUb-dean OF the Chapels Royal with the
approval of King Edward; the proofs We are in
formed having been revised by the old Dukes
sFor1te niece. the Princess OF Wales. The two
noiomes abound IN letters written TO the duke by
ne Queen. all tending to show the close intimacy
tno the warm affection between these two cousins.
VINO were within q few months OF the same age
sAa who had known one another from childhood.
t when toward the close OF the second volume the
tuEe records the death Of Mrs Fttzgeorge, who
s1 MS VIE enthusiastically, but not legally he
Icoentally reveals the fact familiar TO all at
c.lft namely. that throughout all the fifty years
y ms very happy married life Queen Victoria had
NssG met. received or even seen his wife.
~ was not from any feeling OF III VIII toward
Is fltzgeorge, nor from any lack OF kud1ness on
.. Part of Queen Victoria For when Mrs. Bitz-
teorse oied the Queen sent 20 the bereaved duke
: message OF most touching and a-tectionate gym
saeny. But the Queen was aware how strict are
ne royal marriage laws in England. enacted dur
g the lifetime OF her father, in order 10 put
- 70 The nlesauiances OF his brothers These laws
w ~ 1no any marriage 20 be contracted by q member
y ths reigning family without having previously
sssevea the sanction OF the sovereign in council;
- = 70 say, q the sovereign IN conjunction with
- frlvy Council Marriages not so authorized
- " the terms Of this law, invalid
ne late Duke Of Cambridge. while quite q young
~ ,sT IN garrison Dublin, married ecclesiasti-
- theEe q popular ana beautiful actress, MISC
60 - tslrbrother. by whom he had several chill
- a1s wife took the name % Mrs. E1tzgeorge.
-, So s likewise borne by her sons and grand
g., g.. eha her hslf-century OF married LIE was
49, q house IN Queen street, Mayrair-"Eny
- - Holae OF hcty years with my beloved Louisa"
r,sSs 70 Gloucester House. ct the corner or Pie
,..s,s and Park Lane. where the duke had his
t, The marriage did not receive the sano-
s,, ne Queen and OF the Pr5vy Council. neces-
81. . render IL a legal contract, and which would
s-S ~1 ne eject Of Investing MIS-. E1tzgeorge
t~..1 husbands royal rank and status. Il was
b. 70 ths eyes OF the law, and Qussn Victoria
w. sN r Ehe were % have any intercourse with
trns ISsorge or 70 receive her fl would be con-
s,v Ss an unconstitutional recognition by the
ss,,etsh o. nasrant violation OF a law specially
fvvs, oy the people for the government OF the
try =. .iiy. Mrs. F1tzseorge never appeared at
a 81 lie entertainments given by her husband
In Seste- House. She was never seen with
tia s"hers In public, and, IN fact, the people
taorsS both al home end abroad. wers altogether
Zen, =. " u haF very existence until the announce
q ,b. -sr death Two OF her sons were knighted
tsct. Astners death by King Edward. the dis
Dsng bestowed upcn them. according TO
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TO SEND coALINe DEVICE TO LONDON
LRy Telegraph to The Tri

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Norfolk, Va, Dec. 20-Owing 10 the failure OF
the British device for coaling at sea operated for
a short time Wednesday of Cape Henry be-
tween the United States battleship Iowa and the
collier Abarenda, the inventor. Mr.. Cameron, has
decided TO ask permission of the Navy Department
20 have the apparatus removed from the collier at
the Portsmouth navy yard. It will then be shipped
10 London by steamer from this port, instead of
10 the Brooklyn navy yard, where IL was
firgt Installed Speaking OF the trial at Old Point
Comfort this morning. Mr.. Cameron said he was
much disappointed, and that he did not believe the
Tresenf machine could ever be made 70 deliver coal
IN a seaway. In the smooth waters OF a river or
barbor, however, he said IL would be OF great SER
nics 20 Narships.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE OLIVE MEAD QUARTET

Miss Olive Mead and her three associates gave
their first concert for the season at Mendelssohn
Hall last night. and played a novel programme
IL contained no novelties- The Haydn quartet IN
C major the Mozart trio. z fiat major. for violin.
viola and cello. and Schumann's quartet in A
major composed the fare for the evening. 1t was
all pure loveness and played in a lovely manner.
save FOR few slips in intonation; and the audi
ence far smaller than the concert deserved. made
uD in appreciation what I lacked in numbers. The
nfavers were at their best in the brisk. joyous
melody of the last movement of the trio and in the
middle movements of the Schumann quartet which
thew PLAYED with haunting sweetness Their sec
oni concert IS announced for January IT.
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Died.

HowE-At PIinsston. y T. q ws6asstay. -
o ths I.ts wal,sT Butler: 2. chisEo n ss5sr..
.lse TTals ss.:s I'm 4.,s ssry g::s Sc
Elliott beloved viz. q STEPHEN IAss Funsra ,s-ie.
ss aer late resadsnes' NO as Wsss sS'a - sr.a.y
ssiti@ors tSiHS@ ls'n Ma. sunday ,. - '''U'
I1y,1NasToNa Tq;szsdsy ;z P.e.Hsar g isea zt.s
73d year Of his sg-. suddenly. at Peexsktn y. rn
and 1oth ST. SATURDAY DeoemSsT e. az 10 oaioes
MAcY-A; A.Y; At. sIoat9IaiT y J. 1sosnnasr 1a 1sos MY
b held Friday evening December "a az oolocx AZ
So 1s Prospect Ts-rsss 79ssTent az Ensson
dsphia and New orleans papers please copy.
MIILER-on Thursday. Dseem5sr %. a. hss rsssns>
neral hereafter.
MIrCHELL-At her residence No At r--sdnsr ~ "a
Mitchell and noth-r q Ansoastts ara Fiarsncs a1eA
Fynsral from Church o. ths NATIVITY 4adson & nss-
q. at 10 O'Clock Interrnsnt Hoiy Gross c-r.ssFp
NAsg-og N..5 w:sHesasy 3ssssssF R r. lecs ss@
Quincy at. Brooklyn. Friday s7entng. Deo-rno- n
NIv1soN-Ou tss 1sth inst. ss Hsr1nnorton. n. j.,
sananstha 8 Ntvison. " T.. aged 70 years. ara
FTBsIs7 .ts.t a. q % RsSssE e .. o
her late rssidsncs. No. 155 Decztu- 81 Brooxtyn
AsTs DeGss:r S a7 e 1sSs M, Aa a.. 80.
Funeral private Intsrmeus. New Psltz cernsssry.
PAULsoY-on Tuesday. Dscsgssr 1s. ssTs. R,.,soa =.
late residence, 224 Duf1ed ST. Broozyr On getday>
December q. at $50 O'Clock
RIDIEY.-On Thursday. December %. 1905 Se-eaisA NJ
Ridley IN his 18th year Fu,srsi services A. Dis i4ts
residence. No. 293 State street Brooklyn. en- ssfrsy
December % at p
RODMAN.-On December 20. 1909. Sc sns hora e t,s
Rev Or. s. d. Mcconnell. Esstor. h1-F Eriy Iey'r
ROdnan. Dsacouess daughter of the late Dr. WillHrn
w Roduan OF New Haven Conn F1trer7l -srvfces AZ
q at IL m. and Trinity CtzIrch. New Haven. De-
csmber "a
ROONEY-At his residence No 1ss Clinton Erookya
onWednescay December 1e, Martin Roonsy eeoyed ans
band OF Catharine Crowley Notice Or funeral esrst,r
Beardsey widow OF Henry r. SsrrsSel and %
Mrs AIonzo @. Beardslsy r.. IN her sotA year s1-
neral Saturday et o'clock
SCHOTT-At bis late residence The Mohawk. Nc, e79
Washington avs. Brooklyn. Rscer1ner 1s 1904 L7nis
schott OF the list Regiment Eurera servfces
Sc. Luke's Church. Clinton ave. Friday. II A. M
1nterrent private
SNITH-At the home Of Henry c. sutton. CnapPa1lA
Y the 18th month. 20th 1905. Joseph Smith. IN hfs
ED year Funeral Friends Nesting Houss. ChacTa-
qua, y. Y. First day 23d inst. II o-elcsS a m car
riages will meet train at Cka1paqrs. " y
srEvER-On Tuesday. Dec-nrer IS. 1905. GeorSs J.
sever beloved husband OF Kats Stever at his resencs
2667 ave. Brooklyn Funeral from his late
residence Friday at O'Clock Relatives and friends
invited to attend
vAIIA-Davis Fighter Vail. OF Theor. Newton Val
December 90 1906, 80 Noties of funeral
hereafter
wOOD-sudasnly. at Pine Blur y G.. on russeay
Ross W ana Anna Wood. IN the soth year n h's
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
HOW THE OLD DUKE WAS sHEr,vrp.

HOW THE OLD DUKE WAS aurrrrn
or the first time. too. the curtain ts lifted IN
80 hiethoirs from the species OF mystery which
- 4WsVs prevailed as regards the precise cir
SuIiS'ahces or the removal of the duke from, the
ONCE Of commander in chief OF the ,ut.r, forrs.
OF the British Empire after holding q, for rearl,,
my years. 1t is OF interest In view of the fact
'a' 'he person who drove him out of office Is the
present Prime Minister, Sir Henry CampbeII- Ran
~ iinai- Inc entry bearing upon the matter dated
icy icy ~ 1880 is as follows: Had conversation
WIN Catnpbell-Bannerman on a wish expressed
tla' should before the end of this year retire
from my command of the army with a view TO
s1eat changes to be made at the War Office This
Ueclslon mas filled with the very deepest sor-
row. as stil feel quite equal 20 the performance
0t my duties, and never anticipated such de-
cisloh oeing come to without my willing consent
must submit as best can to the inevitable. But
own that am disgusted with this, to my mind
most untustifable proceeding"
Campbell-Bannerman was at the time S.crs+.yv
OF State for War and although the royal family
resented the action Of the Cabinet in removing the
duke and especially the methods adopted 20 bring
ABOUT MS retirement, yet Queen Victoria with her
respect Tor what she considered her constitutional
o"Hsauons allowed nothing OF this to appear IN
the orcial letter which she wrote TO her cousin as
sovereign, relieving him Of his command and even
went so Tar as to confer the Grand Cross of the
Ofoer OF the Bath upon the Minister OF War re-
sponsiole for the whole affair when shortly after
ward the Cabinet TO which he belonged was over
thro"n- This honor was conferred upon Sir Henry
Campbell as an indication that the
sovereign harbored no i'll feeling against states
man for fulfilling what he conceived to be his dutv
although at the expense of one OF the members Of
her own family
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
NINE. RUSS SLIGHTLY HURT.

During the performance of Aida at the Man
haitian Opera House Wednesday night Nine
Russ, who sang Aida was hurt in a fall that was
too realistic. account Of the eagerness Of Mr..
Ancona as Amonasro. The fall occurred I'm the
third act, when Amonasro spurns Aida after her
refusal to grant his request The singer fell against
piece of scenery and bruised her face severely
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
SHAWLS FOR MEN.
From The PhiladeIphia Record.

Hr0r
The shawl as an article OF apparel for men has
,1eT xyrapped in a large gray shawl fastened is
front with nice gold safety pin, strutted along
5estnIlt street yesterday conscious the stir ne
was creating. Those who had read in the papers
OF the young 5nssn snar, 20 wh9 Is nov yisitipg
fbat perhaps they were gazing at the real article
sron, issIunnon," and expected 20 hear the young
nan drawl 'Oh. fawncy," IN genuine cross pond
seeens but the majority decided that he was only
an fmftatiOn and one trying 10 force the fashions
n Is doubtful that American men win take 20 the
sbavUl though enterprfsing department. store IS
disnlsy.ur them u It's show windowk
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
THE REV. j. A. CHESTER.

The Rev. John Chester who died here yester-
day, born in 1854 Rochester. He studied
for the Jesuit priesthood at Frederick. Md. and
Woodstock College, and ordained in 1886. He
procurator at Georgetown University in 1894
and for ten years, while assistant rector Of St.
IgnatiuSs Church, Baltimore. was treasurer of the
Maryland and New York Province of the IeSuts
In 1906 he was treasurer OF Woodstock College, and
last July made treasurer of the novitiate OF
ST. AndreWS-O the -HudSon
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
OBITUARY..
CHARLES HOPKINS

Charles Hopkins, aged seventy-sx years for
forty general agent of the Equitable Life AS
surance Society, and whose home was in Brook
lyn, died on December at the home of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Norman L. Mllard, at North Adams
Mass OF pneumonia. He was a charter member
OF Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church and
prominent in the Sunday school work. He leaves
a widow two daughters and q SON
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
LHEvINNE AT THE MANHATTAN

At the third Of Mr. Hammerstein's Sunday night
concerts Joseph Lhevtnne. the Russian pianist and
pupil Of VASTLY Safonoh will be the principal
soloist The other sooists will be Mines Russ and
Donaida, Charles Dalmores the French tenor and
Mario Ancona, the barytone. Campanari viii con-
duct Among other numbers by Mr.. I.hevinne will
be Chopin's Etude in 3 minor. op. q No 1n
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
PRINCE IMPERIAL. NOT IDENTIFIED


1t may be remembered that some months ago
look exception IN these letters to the statement
mat either the Princes 1urat. DR.. Thomas Evans
or any one else had Identified the body OF the
French Prince Imperial on its arrival in England
from South Africa cited official letters pub
hshed at the time in the leading medical papers
IN England TO show that there was nothing but
circumstantial evidence TO prove that the body
brought home from Zululand was that of the
prince that IT totally unrecognizable, and
that the alleged Identification Of the prince by Dr.
Evans, based on the condition of the teeth was
ridiculous, since the two eminent English and
Belgian dentists who had had exclusive care of
the princes teeth during the last years OF
his life both wrote letters to the medical papers
10 demonstrate that DR.. Evans could have no
knowledge whatsoever of the condition of the
princes teeth.
II / revert TO this matter again It Is because IN
the memoirs of the Duke of Cambridge is given a
letter addressed to him by Queen Victoria in June
1873. in which she describes the duke the visit
which she had paid to Empress Eugenie just after
the arrival Of the body in England. And in this
letter the following remarkable sentence occurs,
anent the Empress: Poor dear! She asked me did
L think il possible it might not be true and It
might be some one else This goes to show on the
authority Of Queen Victoria, that Empress Eugenie
at the time of the alleged Identification Of her
sons body by means satisfied Herewith and
thoroughly aware of it's inccnclusive character.
the arrival of the ship Portsmouth from
South Africa not only shockingly mutilated.
but also coal black. the result, explained of
the unsuccessful attempts TO preserve the corpse
from decomposition by the use OF certain African
herbs.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Winter exhibition the National Academy Of Design
at the American Fine Arts Society, No 215 West
b7th street. a. TO IL
Lecture by John Jones ''Origin and Legal Status
OF Freemasonry Among Coored Aen IN the United
States" Odd Fellows Hall. No. 15s West 2eth street
Lecture by Marshall Darrrach ''Shakespeariau Re
ctel." Cooper Union. p
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coNrRoLLER.gLEcT eLYNN HOME.

Martin H. Glynn, Controller-elect, who has been
abroad for his health arrived here yesterday from
Naples on the North German Lloyd liner Konig
Albert Mr.. Glynn said he was in excellent health
and would be ready for work January l.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
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SAMUEL WORCESTER GREEN.

Samuel Worcester Green. a we'll known printer
OF this city, died yesterday at his home No 1e3
Livingston street. Brooklyn. He was born at Lyme.
Conn eighty-hve years ago. Fifteen years ago Mr.
Green retired, and his son. William Green sue
ceeded him. He leaves wife. six sons and three
daughters
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
QUEEN v1cToR1As CORRESPONDENCE

With regard TO the numerous letters OF Queen
Victoria printed in these memoirs, IT may be
toned that King Edward has decided that only
portion of her voluminous correspondence in
trusted by him to Lord Esher and to A c. Benson
for compilation and publication, will appear next
autumn. 1t viii deal with the first half OF her
reign. The King has resolved that several years
more must elapse before the publication of the
correspondence Of his mother during the second
half Of her reign. 1t will be ready, with the first
part, next fall, but is to remain under lock and
key in the Kings custody. for convenience OF ref
erence, until least another ten years have
elapsed. Edward VII has also caused his
respondence during his career Of forty years as
heir apparent, and of six years King, 10 be put
into shape. under his supervision. At present
the compilation Is in constant for reference in
the matter Of precedents. etc. But at the Kings
death it Will be found up TO date and ready for
immediate publication. with this advantage. that
il will have been compiled according TO his own
wishes, and edited by his hand
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
WEDDING GIFTS AGGREGATE s5ooooo

[By Telegraph 70 The Tribunal
Spokane Wash. Dec. 20.-When Miss Rama
Kuhn daughter OF a well known banker here and
Charles H Well a wealthy mining man of Chi
cago were married here last evening thew received
gifts valued at Soo0o and over I'VE hundred tee-
graphic and cable messages OF congratulaticn
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GOVERNOR GOING HOME FOR HOLIDAYS

Albany, Dec. Ex-Governor Higgins stated tonight
that he expected to leave here for his home in
Olean at noon tomorrow. He will not return to
Albany until after Chrictmas.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21

Iighest tempeature yeseray s6 degrees; lowest az;
for the corresponding date last
a. sSerags for corresponding date last twenty-five years
Local Forecnst-oday. raini Saturday partly cloudy
,,s.h !. II varfAble rlEdA
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Spurnett's varislr IL Pure rcoA.-
Married.

Marriage notice. appearing In THE TRIBCNE win
be republished In The Trf-weekly rribuns without
extra charge.
wORTH-MERRITT-A the home OF the brides mother
No q Grace Court, Brooklyn n. Y. December IA
1909 by Friends ceremony Anna yah Merritt daush-
ter Of Harriet F the late Richard p. Merritt,
Edward HsIIowen Worth. OF Coatesvlis Penn
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be tndOrssd
with fun name and address
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL co. s4f-s West zst 81
Chapels Private public arnbuIancs Tel 1924 Cslsss
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.,, o 0Heiai announcement in 9Th. dazstts" for
tneF services as equerries; that "a to .av as z.n
inen-,n-waiting. to III r. II. the lat. DUKE Of
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Forecast for Special LocaIities.-For

Forecast for speciai Iocaities-for Ne" England,
snow in northern portion and rain in southern portion
day; clearing Saturday; brisk northeast ~inds
becoming variable
FOR Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Tarsev nd rain in southern
n portion to-day; partly cloudy Saturday
and variable winds
Aay. nossiby rain fair Saturday; change in
ta1,nerature; light variable winds
For western Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day. with snow
or ain: fair Saturday. fresh and variable winds
For Western New York to-day and Saturday:
variable winds
Local Official Reoord--rhe following oh1csI record
er the Weather Bureau shows the changes in
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C,nrnr1inrS A Oliver. Eliza c.
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BEDFoRD-on Thursday. December 20 1905. Cornelis
~ NTrden widow OF P. wendover Bedford Funeral
services az the OF brother Warner Van
Nor,ien No East 62d street Saturday morning
december %. at 10 o'clock
cTrstAfINGs-At windsor Hotel orange. N. j.. Deceu-
ESIneral services Saturday. December . D. M
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DoNNEIL-At her residence No S55 Riverside Drive
On wednesday, December 10 1906. Mary
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interment viii be private Friends requested
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FAIRCHILD-ln Manchuria, on December IS Nelson
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will bs held tonight at the Church OF tha Heavenly
Rest 5th ave and 45th St. at o'clock.
GREEN-At hts residence No. Ia LIVINGSTON Al Brook
lyn. ~ Y. on Thursday. pecsmber -. 1906 samuel
Worcester Green. his S5th year. Funeral private
Friends are requested not TO send towers
HrNCHNAN-suddenly on Thursday December 20 1909
Eira daughter of tho late William ana Rebscea
rnchnan- fUnsrai from her late rsAidence, Eyds
Park-On- -Hntsen. On Saturday. Deeelaber 90 AZ ESQ
New-York tribune., 1906-12-21
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