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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

rBy Telegraph 10 The Trihunel
,--,or+ n l. oct u.-Miss Nina Evelyn Blight
80 Asablon Sands were married tssre to-day The
h-s. ,s tb. youngest daughter OF Atherton Blight.
~ N.vvport and Philadelphia, and her mother was
q daughter Of the late Richard Greenoush a SOUP
tor who had studio IN hotne- IlsI SISTERS i,l elo
- --ord I,owther wife OF the British Minister
- NFo-occo and Mrs William Payne Thompson.
NJ sand. IA the son OF the late Mahlon Sands.
-ly had villa here. but who changed his
rssiaence 70 London twenty years ago. The wed
11.s ON Esy aoyA Br Il f. Porter officiating.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
MAJOR J., n. sTINE-

Washington. Oct. u-Mator j. n srne' presioent
or the ITnttsd States Historical Society and his
tortan Of the Army OF the Potomac died suddenly
At his home in this city last night Major stne'
who was about stxty-fve years old. took part In
the parade OF the Spanish War Veterans here on
THASTav and Il ts believed that the exeruon or
n1archfny was responsible for his death he was
e IL n the Treasury DepartnenC
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

a large check for him. which n.
actually having the impudence 10 sho-v
On one occasion At the hotel in the un-
o.ess UNIFORM OF the LIST Dragon Guarts although
az the time Lord Airiie belonged 70 a. xs, e
Wales's Inow the King'el HussarS-.,h. - -
ING 10Th" Six months afterward IN anti. :, +ha
publicity given to this episode another borus Lord
Airlie turned up. took up his residenc. s. ,ha
leading hotel at Bournemouth where pe.dIas. to
say. he defrauded the proprietor ana has 81. o. :
credible enrontery 10 visit the military barracks
IN uniform. where the battery was naraasa ,or r,s
inspection. Embolosned by this hs c,ussa -ba
ooastguard contingent TO b. parsa.a ,or h,.
bensnt couple OF days later and !, was yrh,I.
this function was in progress that he was sud-
denly pounoed upon By coupls Of detectives and
thrown into tsn
NOT A REAL "'DE WE'RE"
Stephen We're de vers. whose rarrisre TO ths
oanrhter or the Anglican Bishop OF Durham has
Just taken place is OBrien by birth and belongs
20 the family OF which Lord Inchiouin is the chief
being a nephew OF the late peer. He assumed the
name ana the arms OF the De veres couple OF
years ago on succeeding TO the extensive estates in
ireland OF his grandunce. the late Sir stsphen &c
We're. OF Foynes Island. County Limerick Sir ste-
phen, an elder brother the Irish poet Aubrey de-
We're. was for nearly half a century one o, the
most prominent figures IN Irish life and politics
ana II is the experience which he acquired on a
voyage to this country in connection the Irish
famine OF ls47 that caused him start the esita-
ton which resulted in effective legislation against
those sinister engines OF destruction the so-caIlsd
"cofrn ships"
sir stephen and his brother Aubrey such
oourtiy old fellows, and personihed such degree
everything that was petricien that Il was somewhat
or shock TO learn that the so aristocrato name of
oe were came 70 them by adoption rather than By
oirect inheTitsnce. The family was founded by
one OF Cronwelrs soldiers OF the name OF Hunt
VINO married Jane de We're, granddaughter OF the
Eerl OF Oxford and member OF the noble English
nouse OF de We're. long since extinct. OF which
Lord Oxford was the chief It was one OF the de-
scenoants OF this Cromwellian soldier ana OF Jane
os were who. on marrying the sister OF the first
LORD or Limerick. dropped the OF Hunt and
assumed that Of his de We're ancestors. being sub
heonentiy orestsd baronet He 9 schoolmats
OF Byron, and showed his literary tastes By pro-
claiming the superiority OF Wordsworth 70 Byron az
time when II fashionable to rioicule the
Lake poet TIE late Sir Stephen De vere was the
fourth baronet and Il is probable that the bsrcnet-
cy may be revived ere long In favor OF his nephew
the Stephen We're de We're. formerly OBrisn, who
mas just married the Bishop OF Durharns daughter
NARQUISE DE FONTENoY.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CHARGES HUSBAND WITH CONSPIRACY

Mrs Lydia Kimmel the defendant IN a divorces
suit brought against her by August RtnmeI. which
came up for trial before Justice O'Gorman IN tha
SuprsTne Court yesterday, through her co4fns.I
Philip Carpenter, charged her husband and his wit
nesSes with conspiracy. The principal wftnasz
against Mrs. Kinlnel was OF the deteotivss
aYnploysd by KlrnmeL
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
BENJAMIN =. souTHWIcK.

Boston, Oct. n-Ben1auain Frank 5outhwlex'
sacretary-treasurer OF the Boston Fruit and Prod
nee Exchange, died suddenly to-day from nsart
disease AT his Office, IN the FaneuN HaH Market
Mr. Southwick was seventy-Cwo years old
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

BIRcH-THAYER-on October 10. az Monadnock n
~ Mary b. daughter OF Abbott H Thaysr 10 Froa-
eyck Birch OF Liverpool, England No cards OF in
vftatf0n announcement
HOwELL-EGBERT-On Thursday Octoha- II ss ..
Lukes Church. honteiair \. J., BY the Rev. Roland
Cotton Smith. assisted by the Frederf,}s a
Carter. Alice EEbert. daughter Mrs william wal
lace Egbert. OF AonteaiT. TO James Cox Howell es
Central Valley. y. Y.
MCLCRG-MASON-On Wednesday Cctobsr 10 lQOa a.
EaugeTttss. y. Z. Mira T B. NJ Mason and Waitsr
MeClurE Medical Inspector Q. s N.
PIAATT-ARNOID-On October 10 iaOA Nv IN. p.v
Charles L WslWorta AE Natharsl Piatt o. Brookyn
n T.. TO Mary Louise Phelps daughter os NJ CorEe
Arnold At the home brides sraneraothsr Ma
David u. Brown. Yonkers y. Z.
Notices OF marriages and deaths be indorsed
With fun name and address
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
DIVORCE FOR MRS. E. sANDFoRD.
Daughter of Ex-Governor Hoffman to Rs
sumo Maiden Name by French Decree.

Tbs First Chamber OF the Civil Tribunal Of the
Seine has rendered on the demand OF Mrs. Ella
Hoffman sandtord. a judgment OF absolute di-
vorce from Edward sandford Mrs. sandford,
who is daughter OF the late John T. Hoffman.
Ex-Governor Of New York. viii resume her
maiden name.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

-.nv E--TY's AMERICAN RELATIVES.
80 sy,.v oSnv1s sis,e- OF the Earl OF Airlie,
hss 40 many relatives living IN this country ana
.,ores 70 SO notable family in Scotland that her
us-riaEe 70 Captain Berkeley Vincent, AZ Cortachy
7,st. should not be allowed 70 pass unnotioed in
,h,,s columns N fact there are few houses OF
u. od World sristocracy that are more widely
k.oxz or this side Of the Atlantic than that OF
0rnvie or which Lord Airlie is the chief The lats
ear was killed n battle during the Boer war. six
yssr. ago and his father. the seventh earl died az
Denver about 6 quarter o. century back he had
a The time with him his second son. the Hon.
t-v,rh Og1Ivie who sfterwerd settled IN this
egvnt-y and al the tine of the conflict with Spain
ENLISTED ss a private either IN the st Colorado
H.fnsn, OF else in the Rough Riders, forget
v4as 70 hght for his adopted country, subse-
crsnuy winning the Distinguished Service order
The Beer war he is married 70 Ell American
Esd a Mss Edith Boothroyd. Of Colorado, where
ks Es.s., Lady Alaude Ogilvis. likewise made her
hone for tine as the wife OF the late Theodore
Thyfs o. Estes Park. Colorado.
Ths~ G-s doubtless many people here who will
recall John and Donald ogiivie. uncles OF the lete
toro Lir.ie, although not much older than himself.
Trey wsEe zw1ns. who always travelled together.
ard whose s-nEEtng likeness was remarkable
tIt was absolutely impossible 70 distinguish
ct from the other II sometimes caused positive
conformation II the hotels where they were stay
sg especially when they entered ana took their
sssts N the dining room; for the other guests
present, particularly those who were not addicted
% strictly tsmperanoe principles. were afraid that
they were beginning 10 zee double and in some
essss were % convinced that they were seeing
ntnr' thar they collapsed and caused themselves
70 Be led out OF the room. On one occasion re-
member their entering theatre during the mid
Gle Of The performance, when their appearances
esusec such q sensation almost 10 interrupt thu
pay. First came John, walking Down the aisle 10
tas second row OF orchestra seats, and the noiss
Which he made with his heavy footsteps caused
everybody turn round. He had just comtorta-
bE settled himself IN his seat. when similarly
Hss'y footsteps we're once more heard coming
eoFn the aisle. again disturbing the attention of
ne audience Everybody turned round once more
" see who II wss. and 10 their astonishrnent they
osaeld coming along ideatcally the same man tas
tasy oeievecJ who had walked down the aisle
about minute befors Tho anaKement which
p'evsled was ,udicrouS. and for about FIVE minutes
s'eTy eve was turned snc every neck orensd In
us direction OF the Og1lv1e twins.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
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WANTS THE BRIDGE LOOP,

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: AS a property owner IN Brooklyn am very
much interested in the construction OF loop be-
tween the bridges in Brooklyn. Please DO all in
your power to advocate this great benefit to Brook
iyn real estate JOHN PATTERSON
Louisville. Oct. s. 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CHICAGO vioLINIsT PLEAsEs LONDON.

ro,do, Dot 12-Theodore Spisring. the Chicago
,,ioIinist had successful Introduction to London
.ud,.nc. last night The critics this morning
sneak well OF his playing.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CHARLES A. HORNE.

Albany, Oct. u--Word has been received heFs
from Newfelds n. H. Of the death Of Charles A
Horne teacher OF Latin and Greek N the Albany
High School Mr.. Horne was sixty-nins years Old
He was widely known an educator IN this part
o.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
FRANK HURD ROBINSON,

rar-alo. Oct IA telegram received here to-
,,gb+ from Hornen says that Frank Hurd Robin
son Past Grand Master OF the Grand Lodge OK Ma
sons died there tonight
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OnlciaI Record and Eorocast-Washington- Oct Il
The storm this lake region has HDated. although
s.-rbed condition stin exists 81 Lawrence Valley
and New England barometric depression OF great
.s,. overliss nearly Rocky
plateau regions region OF lowest being
or Montana In districts OF high
and sxtreey cold weather continues 70 be the dominating
,satur. Ths temperature has risen In Mississippi
yaIsy and the plains states has fallen IN Atlantic
Co.st disrcts II L 20 degrees haIow
sonsl average from Mississippi Valley eastward
Es.r weather La Indicated Friday and Saturday
Faxtsrn disr1cta The Temperature only slightly
Friday but weather will be experienced Saturday
and by sunday ssas0nabls temperatures win prevail
throughout the East and South Rain is probable
Aav I'm tha Mississippi valley and upper region
Ths along the New EIs and coast wiA be fresh
|SSst. seng ths Atlantic northeast
sous ths East fresh north along the " est
Ssr1if southeast lakes
fresh and variable. raostly westerly and the
isks, fresh souh increasing Steamers departing trdAy
rr European ports vii have fresh southwest winds and
fair weather 70 the Grand BankA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
uee DAVIS MUCH IMPROVED.

Mrs Jefferson Davis was reported late last night
a. much improved after comfortable day. Mrs'
J Addison Hayes. daughter OF Mra DAVIS arIlsea
a. N.w York from Colorado Sp-ingz yesterday
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Arthur weld at present conductor OF ''The Student
King company. who has been Aghting off case
Of typhoid fever has been forced TO retire to the
Massachusetts General Hospital. in Boston Ye@
terday Henry W. Savage engaged Herman Periet 10
act conductor OF This Student King company
in his place until he recovers. The physician re-
ports that Mr.. Weld has only light attack OF the
fever. but it will keep him confined for at least
three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
fsv Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

pe,.rsburg va. Oct n.-Lieutsnant Aerbert
r,a,hoTrc coeke. l. 5. N. and Miss Lira Victor
Notenus we're married this Evening abs4I 81 paT
Ezk.s.a93.sS Tssutsnant Cooke is Insti uctor at
.1 Neysl acsdemy. His bride is q oaughAr OF
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Lady AlgeEnon Gordon-Lennox
England F1FTH AyEN E1hx-s senator Frank
fr GLASGOW. Observation-Disclosures A j.
brexeI Philadelphia General j. 4. Johnston. Wash
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

II you are not registered don't fall Tomorrow
II may be the last ehsnos for you to save your
vote.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Nine Dusc yesterday acquired the rights for Italy
OF Edward Knohlauch's play The Shulamite." IN
which Miss Lena Ashwen will make her debut In
America at the Garrick Theatre. Chicago, next
Monday evening Nine Duse saw Miss Ashwell in
'"Ths Shulamits'' at the Savoy Theatre in London,
last season. and complimented her upon her per-
formance- Nine. Duse sent word by cable that she
intendsd TO produce the pLay az once.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
SAMUEL uNTERmYER TO SAIL TO-DAY

Paris Oct u.-samueI Untermyer, OF the inter
national poiicyhoIders' committee. having organ
,zas committees in various Continental countries.
,rfII ssfi for New York tomorrow from Cherbours
1 On he Ie American Line steamer Amertka-
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Died.

eeRn eaasSs' ssa QesSssr Qcssss u lsos he. o s.
merry Of Milford. Conn. A'A'0l0S H. Baldwin fog
"a H1aREETT-on Wednesday October n r,.,,.. 49,,
gsR9;D9 & and Jass Bara -i fnss ssTaA ,.,,o
wiao~ Of william D. Bshop 9'T n s.s -s ieoa JaA =.
Ffssy% non oe,ob- bs- s's rssi5snos Bridgeport Conn an
(vsnieacs OF family m An'eFEnens az oon-
'islEs isda Eiizss.,5i gi's Nr Issens z. os.os.r IA
a. the Fi.hii sn G9isz aged u FuueraI ssrvicss
greens. - - AO-S0 a m Iatsrmant Ever
ssson1 81 Lo%9d2n on Enslsna September aB 1900 sos.
5ot5ss rssasnc. No 40 Ea, nrrsi -o services e Sc
cemsssryt' = al 10 O'CLOCK Insernaen5 al Sleepy ao.o.
Issa.8 s: eso3as T. ssasss 9ss.s.T = Ron. 1903 F
p P!sass ors so.on srSalson ave-. saturday at aso
NesEItIS-A, sropI-A, his late s-sesncs No 1o1. v,,,,o.
Henry Psschsn Matte Ges9osr 70 1903 Colonel
XssacIsrS aS ,is, - kssinsnt q T. and Vs,srsa.-
ere invited % attend the f9r~rsi $780, F0s q A. r.
family a. lS0 o'clock InteFmsas al coavsaisnss s' .:
c11s5iAA erssnEioh .h Conn on October 1so. w.
n fnd 9tasr q A.Eandsr Mead AGED f2ss s5 9ss Nssd
S 30 sta lake ave Gresnwich Conn a'1 an 5s%Eaes9es
ing '0F trains leaving Grand Central D.Do, % ss :, q wa.s
siMPsoN-A, sd's ne wsleorstoria oc,ob.r n ,oas
vie.s a. = - Slapson OF Scranton Penn Fun.r.i 80, -
s,n9a- Laes resloence. No 2S5 Ollvs serac1s.
- i's'n'0n' October IA kindly snit aowsrs
late Ies,sS1H SH Wsdnesaay. October 10 Isoa a, s
NO II West B8th - -
gU,tpso FLneral viii bs bad =. Diolas.
0 clock - ~ +' Nest Sofa ~. -
Ss;ossT 70 s- Toas.y 'aRs p q, :. wssssn'.a.y sss
=. ~ ssIVioes AZ bis late residsnc. NJ 96o s.-.
1'O'ASA' On saturday. October Ia at .. m A''
T.sE,5 lLA; her lat. residences. x,w Yor. c-,,
dsy~L,SS Sctooer 3 1908 Sarah Kf.-a- n
Restivs. % o., ne sts sssoury and Eliza 2 rrs9-sf
@a trends ara invited
al the family residence No % -. Ss a. 9srsl
haassc. Long Izlan4 0S~ Antsrrnsnc at Nan
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

All voters opposed TO the forces of disorder
should r.oIster and vote this year. Register to-
naorrsar-7 o. m. 10 &c = ~
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
eRookLvNirg WEEDS IN FLORENCE.

Florence, Italy Oct. He. J. Birmingham Of
BROOKLYN. and Emily Ryman. Of Wilkes-BarTe-
Pam were married here to-day, first at the Town
Hall and later al Trinity Church.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE,
Maurice Levi Will Conduct in Paris-Au-
thur Weld Sick.

Maurice Levi. last season musical director ana
composer OF Joe Weber's musical piece Of last
year. has been engaged By Paul Ruez. manager or
five theatres in Paris, for a three months season,
beginning May l. to conduct an American band OF
sixty In the Prientania, large amusement resort
OF Paris. Mr. Levi Will confine himself TO American
airs the coon song predomlnatng. Paris is nun
cry now he says, for American tunes
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

All places Of registry In the city open to-
morrow from a. n. 90 10 p. Don't fail 20
register II your name 10 not In the books
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Special Notices.

~ Sna1AnE 3E DCRRAND-Dressnnaker- r.%,--.a
W., tatsst models: inspection invited Na AZ
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Highest temperature yesterday AZ degree l4wes O.;
for corresponding date last year.
oe corresponding date last twenty-five years.
Local Tsrsca.r-gair to-day ana te-mHrFsvs alisnuy
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
-Burnrtt's Vanilla L. Purs Food
lfarred

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vii,
be r-3ubIIshed In The Tri-Wsskly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
DAILY ONIY.

For points Europe all countries IN IN, rrr,~~.
lowing rates. - ~ls iSE'
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Foreign Rate.

Mall subscri5srs in New York city 70 ths DArry xnS
ThI-WEEkLY viii be charged one csnr a - -. ~.
postage in addition to the rates named above wv ~s
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CNDERrAKEA

FkANk II. CAMPBELL CO. st1-s % 80.
oio stand ChsDe psrlorT stc rel fsas -,.fsA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
CEMErERIEH
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

i-.i scesssele BY Harlem trains from Grand r
bv eoster and Jerome Av.n1. trofI.~. -
ssr pooL g LOTS s25 Telephone 4sss 5-s,,. A.
~0A NOoh . views or ~ N'~A'7rcc
ONCE 20 East 2sd So Nsy y,-s -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
DoueestIc Raf.a

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points In the United States Canaaa .rs 49,
Vutsae OF tne Eorousns or Manhattan Esroo-r
Aiso 20 cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii ana the Phfnnsss.
without sxIa expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
Died.

Death notice. appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII bs
repubiished In Tho rri-weekiy Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12
r,r.,aa4 fnr spseIal LoenlltIe.-For N.w Englana

Forecast for Special LocaIfties~-For Now England
fair today preceded by in north and sx-
trens east portions Saturday air and somewhat
diminishing west winos.
For Eastern New York. New Jersey, Eastern PsRnsy-
and District OF Columbia fair today
and saturday; slightly Saturday. fresh west
wiads
fair today and Saturday Saturday; vzriabls
winds mostly west and fresh
Local Official Hecord-Ths following Official record
from ths Weather Bureau IN the ts-
pe-aturs for The twenty-four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1906-10-12

Baldwin Sarah NJ. Martin Henry p
Barrett Frances N Mead Cvnthia
Bishop. Julia A Simpson. kathzrtns p
Collier. EIlrabsth n. z Thompson. Fredsrlck 81
pows. Robe Tousey John e.
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
STATE NEWS

caaby will celebrate the Fourth Oh
July. =,
A great building era is going on AZ
Medford.
Miss Nellie McMullen has been chos'
q, goddess of liberty for the fo"tn
81 JuIv celebration at Pendleton'
Mrs Doreas BOlds, mother OF mar
vev E. Cross, seed etary of the william
otto Valley Chautauqua Association
died Of heart failure at her home ~
CANDY Friday. aged 7S years
| Fifty men and women were eausn'
IN Are trap at the corner OF fou','
and Yamhil streets in Portland ea'',
yesterday morning. For time
lacked as though the Goodnougn Du'i'
NO was doomed, and the Oregon 1Ou'
nal put out Of business. Only mar
wo.k on the part Of the hre dePaf'
p,ept got the Are under control ln0'
ceuoht in the lodging house escaped
their night clothes
Cecil Goodwill, a lsyear-old DO!
AfarehAeld, lost his life friaay' N'
inc been overcome by the fumes
,,.ollpe on a schooner. The o'y va
MI, ehum, Elton Metlin, were on po.' "a
s,d went into the toilet and al. "
. - .t.a we,a missed BY the otbe
search was made and 'hsy W.
lsouna lying unconscious A 'n
% -. found in the exhaust Pl
70 which ran through that room .,a
!. Goodwill boy never regsinsd e0n'sio
m r... and it is feared the 0'Ae'
"a die
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-30
SKIDOO
OPENS
TONIGHT
81
There viii be Music, Lights,
Laughter aud Fun-- Go and
Forget Your Troubles

Even the weather bureau smiles on
the Elks' Skidoo, Everything com
bines to make the. grand opening to.
night big success, and the boys have
everything in readiness for the big
show. The corner Of Commercial and
State streets tonight will be in blaze
of glory, and it is expected that the
attendance will be immense. The
Spanish-Amdrican Concert Company
Del Hogo's Mexican orchestra and thu
Rose City quartet, consisting of i!
people, have arrived in the city from
Portland, and will open the show to
night. There are FIVE Mexicans and
seven others In the aggregation, and
they are reputed to be good entertain
ers.
The different attractions in the Ski
doc are difficult to describe. Those
who are curious should attend. "Th'
Country Store" "The Kangaroo
Court" "The Rat Cellar" "Th'
Chamber of Mystery" "The Higl
Diving Pool" and a score of side at
fractions will furnish a big variety o
amusement.