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New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MANY DIVORCES MAY BE INVALID.
sassrrhss by Census Bureau Productive Of
Startling Results.

The researches of William y. Jarvis. of the Cen
rs Bureau al Washington, and his staff Of women
azstanfs who are preparing statistics 20 the
r.Hbers ana causes OF divorce and separation in
yr York show that in several cases where d.
ufs we're granted. after trial by the defunct
tut Of Common Pleas. prior TO 1896, the judg-
III decrees have not been entered upon the rec
cd and duly iled.
liz omission leaves these suits in exactly the
zHa condition as when they were started, and
~ parties to the actions have never been legally
drmced
IHdses have often made rulings from the bench
lEnoancng decision in favor Of the plaintiff in
EA actions. and hundreds Of opinions have been
Eriien awarding DEGREES TO the successful party
Il lie cause but. owing 10 carelesSness on the
Jan Of counsel or neglect of other kinG, the
Gir ior judgment has never been submitted TO
re court, and. Consequently, no decree OF divorce
tss been entered or signed. The documents on rec
I'd are therefore. not worth the paper on which
usg written.
L is said that in many cases the successful
TsHf. defendant has happened sometimes
sHsgaisns made in them proved. have married,
believing that the judicial pronouncement that a
.sree should issue all that was required TO
1lzoiye the matrimonial bend
According 10 Z well known lawyer, who was
isAeo as 10 the position in Wslich such persons
go1d stand the second marriage Is absolutely
legal and void. ana the children OF such UNION
t,uh he illegitinate. unless an act OF the Legs
siuTs could be passed iegitimatiZing them.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
FUNERAL OF LEWIS MORRISON.

The funeral of Lewis Morrison yesterday marked
the passing OF of the eldest OF the oldtine &C
tors. Best known through his performance for
many years of Mephistopheles in his version Of
Faust" he was of the best known lagos OF
his day. Although for many years identified with
the one character of Mephistopheles, he had, in
his time played the leading roles in practically all
the classics of the English stage. In this city he
gained considerable repute in Henry Guy Carleton
Victor Durand." He appeared in the companies
OF Edwin Booth. Miss Adelaide Nelson. Miss Char
Iotte Cnshman. Tomaso Salvini. Edwin Forrest
and John Mccullough.
Most of the members OF his family were con-
nected with the stage. One of his daughters Miss
Mabel Morrison. the little Indian wife in The
Squaw Man. and is the wife Of Richard Bennett,
of The Lion and the Mouse" His other daughter,
Miss ROsabel Morrison and his wife, Florence
Roberts who was the star of ''The Strength of
the Weak at his bedside when ne died. His
first wife Miss Rose Wood, once with the
Lester Wailack company.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
OBITUARY.
CHARLES L. RlCKERSON.
TBy Telerranh so Tho -rr,h,,,e

Itsy lelesfaph 90 The Tribune.
Catskill. n. Y. Aug 2o-Charles L. Rickerson
OF the firm OF Charles L. Rickerson & Sons. OF No.
Sl Eighth avenue. Brooklyn, large hay commission
merchants In Manhattan, with Office and store
mouse at No. 22 West street, died here tonight.
MI heherson. who was sixty-three years old.
came 10 Catskin a visit on August s. He was
suicKen with paralysis the next day, and had
been unconscious since. He was president
and director of the Tannersvile & Otis Elevated
haliroad, organizer and president OF the Greene
county Association of New York and the Montauk
Clpp. OF Brooklyn and for a number of wears
PRESIDENT of the Catskill and New York Steamboat
company an0 a director of the Cairo Railroad and
tne catsfzin Mountain Railway. He leaves a wife
eaFee sons and daughter. Mrs. II. T. Boody, wife
o. q son of ey-Mayor Boody OF Brooklyn. Mr.
slckerson was member OF the Riding and Driv-
lhG CUB OF Brooklyn. and the Chamber of Com
-
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
TO BURY AUTO VICTIMS TODAY.
Rumor of Contesting Laffargue Will Said
To Be Premature.

The bodies OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. George Lafargue,
who with Mrs. Charles Lurch, killed at Al
laire y. J.. last Saturday. when a train struck
their touring arrived here last night. and
were taken 10 Mr.. Laffargue's city home, tide
Norwood Seventh avenue and l26th street. II
was announced last night that the funeral would
be held to-day. burial being Edgewood Gene
terry. y. J.
Rumors of a contest of the will were character
lied by the family premature Mrs Laffargue
was widow when she married the piano manu-
facturer She leaves two daughters. of whom
is Mrs James +. Blakeley. who lives at No. l54
West lO3d street Her husband is the chief inVes-
tigator i'm the claim department of the New York
city Street Railways Company Mrs Blakeley
said last night that her mother had made will
leaving all the property to another sister and her
Salf
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
TRIED TO SAVE BoAT-DRoWNED.
Brooklyn Man, Visiting in Jamaica, Lost
skile Swimming After Escaped Craft.

Alfred Yesruood twenty-eight years old, of No.
= Macon street. Brooklyn. was drowned yesterday
1ltInoon in daccard's Greek. jamaica.
learEood with William T. Lewis and Miss Anna
Maynard also Of No. 293 Macon street had been
HSne joan L. Lewis. % No SO Clinton avenue
.sFnaics- The party with the exception Of Mrs
'szn Lewis went for row on Thurston's Creek
Yesterday afternoon After while they rOwed
80 Hacosrd-s Creek which runs into Jamaica
hs!, where they decided to rest for a few minutes
he boa, dsifted away while their backs were
t-Inea, ana Yearw0od swan ont % bring II IN ne
- dressed IN ba hing suit. Re was supposeo 10
:. . sliong swimmer hut became exlla usted before
aehed the boat and sank in sight OF thos@ Oh
s' "ho powerless TO aid him
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
DENvERs MAYOR FREES CARRIE NATION

iss Telegraph T'nr Trbune-l
Denver. Aug. % Mrs carrie Nation. who
- ~ jan here SATURDAY night. has been re-
rt ailef an Interview WITT the Mayor and the
e'aei of Police chef Dclane, informed her that
l1-i' not permit Eer Ia incite riots or create
- .laileef and Mayor Speer. after brief talk
-. ne prisoner requested ;o see her bond After
.N-ig over the paper and hearing Mrs. Nation
- ne Siaypr deliberately tore the bond in two
- tSSihg y into the wastebasket said: Mrs.
an - ,, s'' nefd fear court trial as long
s., -f"i % Denver and, 50 long as you do not
n, 200 great crowds on the street, you will
0s moested here
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund the first
of the kind in the country. Every other
here elsewhere. has been started in imitation OF
this pioneer The Tribune cordially welcomes ali
co-labOrers in the field. but. without wishing TO
depreciate in the least the work Of Others thinks IL
its duty 20 remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is. far known. the only In
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work OF sending poor
child to the country, keeping IL there for
and bringing IT back again. No collectors ever
employed, and all collections made for the fund
purely voluntary. All expenses for the OrganiGa-
ton, agents and general machinery of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees of the fund There are no percentages
collectors TO out of the contributions OF
the public. and payments to agents. managers.
secretary others Every dollar goes straight 20
the benefit Of child.l
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HAMMERSTEIN GOING IT ALONE.
Says Nobody Is Financially Associated with
Him in Opera Scheme

Oscar Hammerstein yesterday made the f<low-
ing statement:
The story printed in of the morning papers
that Charles NJ Schwab and Senator Clark are
financially interested with me in the Manhattan
Opera House and the forthcoming season of grand
opera has no foundation. ! have not the pleasure
Of even a speaking acquaintance with either of
these gentlemen. and they not among the sub
scribers TO boxes in the Opera House, although
would be pleased to count them such There is
absolutely no interested with me in this vent
ure; am the sole owner Of the opera house land
and building. with virtually no membranes, as
can be seen by a search in I a, Registers office
/ am the sole director of the CO era ! an not in
all ! ask for is the support Of the public.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
AUTO HURTS TWO AND DISAPPEARS.
aice Conducting search-One Victim Not
Expected to Survive Injuries.

Nhsola Long Island. Aug, 3-sherin Glider
sseTes officers spent all of to-day trying to find
sae cew the owner and driver Of an automo-
ae which did stop last night after running
no carriage -, which were John Lipps farmer
& aicksviHe and a neisrbor John Lee. The car
Eas a large on. and was running rapidly east
fsfa il demolished the carriage and threw the
hA cut Lee escaped serious injury, but Lipps
s-sisined compound fracture Of the skull and is
-Att'asc4eus lu the Nassau Hospital ~ IS not
bought nat he VIII recover. Injuries to the horse
if'essitsied its being shot. There were two men
-el ef WesthtirE
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
OIL FUEL NOT UP TO COAL.

of oil fuel the torpedo boat Gwine. the officer
in command Of the reserve torpedo flOtilla has
recommended 70 the Navy Department that the
Gwine be fitted TO burn coal instead of petr0le-
um. The best speed Obtafuable with oil fuel
on the Gwine was about sixteen and half knots.
while her sister boat. the Talbot, burning coal,
obtained twenty knots
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived from Europe
yesterday
MiNNETONKA. FROM LONDON
The Countess of straHord Ex-Governor Murphy OF New
Miss t'nleHte. Jersey
Among the passengers who will sail for Europe
to-day
KAISER WILHELM Il. FOR BREMEN.
SIR and Mrs f. g Have Mr.. ana Mrs William NJ
isfonhte.
Henry BaFtholomay. 80. 81. Szent-Trany
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MR. ROOT LEAVES 6uENOS AYRES.

Washington. Aug. 2o.-A telegram received LATE
last night from Secretary Root by the State De-
partment said that he leaving BuenOs Ayres
that afternoon after most hOspitable and friendly
reception and entertainment
Mr.. Root added that in view OF the terrible
calamity in Chilli. he proposed with the acQues-
cence Of the Chilian government, limit his vlsr
in Chill to a simple call OF coincidence.
Mr.. Root stated that nc offered appropriate syul-
pathv to the Chian government.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MRS. JEAN DE NoTTBEcK DEAD.
TBy telegraph TO The Tribune.

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune.
Newburg, y. Y, Aug. 2O-Mrs. Cecilia de
Nottbeck died this afternoon at private sana-
torium in Fishkill Landing. Twenty-Five years
ago, while riding with her husband, General Jean
de Nottbeck in Central Park. the horses ran
away, killing her husband. Since then Mrs de
Nottbecks mind has been unbalanced. She was
a grandchild of John Jacob Astor and daughter
OF Dorothea Astor, who married Walter LangdOn.
Mrs. de Nottbeck was born in 1S21.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
MISS MATILDA AUS DER oAE.

Miss Matilda Aus Der Ohe elder sister of the
pianist Miss Adele Aus Der Ohe. died at the Hotel
Raleigh. Peekskill yesterday morning. after lin
gering illness. On June % Miss Ohe was stricken
with paralysis, and later suffered attack of
pneumonia. She recovered from both the paralysis
and pneumonia. but a heart affection remained. Her
sister, Adele. and another sister with her
when she died. They the only survivors of the
ar0s1
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
GILBERT T. RAFFERTY, ASKS ORDER.

pr,, watson attorney for Gilbert T. Rafferty,. oS
BS-'s' yesterday moved In the Supreme Court
ta-isn Tor an order directing Deborah M Raj
lin - i1aitefty father-in-law. She ia suing
~, 80 ior s59,o9 on the ground that he alienated
Re 1T 'h@ affections OF her husband George
lsDers soo justice Jaycox asked for additional
vas n @H9 reserved decision. Mrs d "a Ra-erfv
ssT, le daughter Of a photogTapber q n PaS
q a. s. greatly enraged the marriage and cut
thgppr1.e.es MAJ r. al9 Young Rafferty, gent 10 the
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
DAVID n. DECKER,

David IL. Decker. retired merchant, of No AZ
west asth street, died yesterday his country
home. Windsor. Conn, in his eighty-seventh year
he was member OF the Church Club Mr.. Decker
leaves wife. three and three daughters. The
funeral will be held Thursday, Hartford,
Conn.,. ana later the body will be brought his
eome in this city for burial in Meridian Cemetery,
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 9.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21


We stand uneQuivocally for a protective tariff
perity which enjoying is not lightly 10
be jeopardized: for il would he to the last degree
foolish secure here and there a small benefit at
the cost of general business depression. But when
ever a given rate schedule becomes evidently
Instantaneous to the nation. because of tne
ditions, and where ii is feasible To change this rate
or schedule without too much dislocation OF the
system II will he done; while general reViS on of
the rates and schedules will be Undertaken when
ever shall appear to the sober business of
our people that the whole the benefits to he de-
rived from making such changes will outweigh tie
disadvantages; that is. when the revision will do
caution however. The question of revising the
tariff stands wholly apart from the question Of
dealing with the so-cailed ''trusts'-that is with
the control of monopolies and with the supervision
OF great wealth In business. especially in corporate
form The only way in which 1t is possible to d. al
corporate wealth is by action along line OF the
laws enacted by the present Congress and It's imme
diafe predecessors The cry that the problem can
be met by any changes I'm the tariff represents,
whether consciously unConsCiously. effort TO
divert the public attention from the only method OF
taking effective action.
I shall not pretend to enumeTate all the good
measures of less Importance which the present
Congress has enacted into law. although some OF
these measures for instance, the consular bill
and the naturalization bill, are OF ide-reaching
effect. ! have said enough TO show why, In my
Judgment. YOU and your colleagues are entitled TO
the good wishes OF all those American citizens who
and economic system, and that these evils can he
effectively grappled with not by loose defamation,
but by rcsolute ard intelligent legislation and ex-
eCutiVe action.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
SENDS 1000 ORCHIDS TO PRESIDENT.

Chicago Aug. pa special to ''The Tribune from
San Francisco says that President Roosevelt is to
he the recipient of one Of the finest collections of
orchids ever this country, the sift OF Man
uel de Yriarte, a Filipino planter. Seven thousand
varieties are included in the shipment brought IN
this country by the army transport Thomas which
arrived on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
@AeE HEIR TOLD OF HER LEGACY

IFy Telegraph O The Tribune
Ottawa. Ont, Aug. 2D,-Mrs. Julia Baxter. of this
city. niece IF Russell Sage, has been informed Of
her share s25 oc0 in the estate left by the nancer
The communication comes to Mrs. Baxter from the
executors OF the estate
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

C;OTHAM-Platt Rogers, Denver. GRAND-O. d
Hopkins, Syracuse. HOILAND-Ireland Graves
Austin Tex N. Moretty. Rome. WESTMINSTER
The Rev. DR.. H. Wilson. Milwaukee
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Tribune Subscription Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will De sent hy mail 20 any address IN
abroad. and address changed
desired Subscriptions be given r.x~llar
dealer before leaving 10 convenieaf
al THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES.
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DAILY. cents IFI-NEEhLT. 9eeats
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New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
STEAMSHIPS REPORTED sY WIRELESS.

The North German Lloyd Line Bremen from
Bremen and Chereourg for New York was reported OF
reach her dock al Hoboken about o -norrou
The White Star Line steamer 6ieorgc from liverpool
IIghtship ESQ night She will reach her dorl
about II a m to- morrow.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Robert Hilliard has signed contract appear
for several years to under the management
of Edwin a. Braden. THE Turn Of the Tide is
the OF the newest play provided Cor him. IL
is to be produced about Thanksgiving.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
GOVERNOR HIGGINS IN ALBANY.

Albany, Aug. Ex-Governor Higgins returned to
this city to-day from his home. in Olean. II is
not known how long he Will remain here
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
tmcea.

a Am OFFICE-I14
~ sIv. SIRE EFT OFE1CE-NO. IS William
IrsTCTyN OFFICE-No 1864 Broadway, O aay Anerfca,
District Telegraph Once:
pIA OFEICES-So 15t East 42jth an No
rTyI sRoNN BUREAU-No. 4ls East 1sssh street
WASHINGTON BUREAg--N0. 45-7 street
fos Broad street..
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Five of Pony Ballot Go on strike-Places
All Filled

Daly's Theatre on Monday night August g. in
Marrying Mary new musical play by Edwin
Milton Royle Miss CahiN will have in the cast
William COuTtleigh. Eugene Cowles. Annie Buck
ley. II. Guy Woodward, Charles Dickson and
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

,o"h 20 s'tenu 70 business matters. Mr.. Rockelcl-
sf say IN a cigar store for half an hour watching
usual good health. 0S'e aus
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
2. RocKeFELLER WELL AGAIN.

sa,. '-ii''' Aug 2e-John u. Rockefeller who last
soa. @'s confined - hiss bed for a short time by
'~'la2n rrousie @a,s D.. today, and came down
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Remttances. preferably by check. express order
or postofIice money order. should be drawn to tho
order OF and addressed the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New York City.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Robert Lorraine arrived yesterday on the Rhyn-
dam and will start rehearsng Man and Super
man this morning. The opening date is Septem-
Har
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Highest yesterday - degrees lowest -
7s fer corresponding date last year ee
espondnE date last .snt. hve years s
Lorai Forecast To-day fair wednesday showers an
eOosE: fresh south uinds.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

Dalys Theatre on Monday night August O. in
Marrying Mary new musical play by Edwin
William Courtleigh. Eugene CowIes. Annie Buck
others
1t is announced that Miss Grace George will be-
gin her season at the Manhattan Theatre in
CLOTHES" a play written by Avery Haywood,
newspaper man. 1t has had series of trial per-
formances in Milwaukee under Wagenhals &
Kemper.
Edwards Davis former pastor of the Oakland
(Cal) Central Christian Church, the chief at
traction at Keith & Proctors Union Square Thea
tire yesterday. Mr. Davis appeared in a playlet
cOmedenne. headed the bill at the Twenty third
& S 9nso anG at 0Re H az ana @ n
was the attraction
Georgia Gardner and Joseph Maddern in a comedy
sketch. The other attractions were generously ap-
plauded
The Fays in their thaumaturgy exhibition are
still drawing big houses Hammerstein's Roof
Garden. Rice and Provost. Collins and Hart. Willy
Zimmerman and the Rose de Haven singers are
among the newcomers.
Robert Hiard has signed a contract 10 appear
for several years to conc under the management
of Edwin A. Braden The Turn Of the Tide is
the name OF the newest play provided Cor him. 1t
is to be produced about Thanksgiving.
Lloyd's fireworks exhibition at Brighton Beach
is drawing big crowds Exhibitions given on
tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Robert Lorraine arrived yesterday on the Rhyn-
dam and will start rehearsing Man and Super
man this morning. The opening date is Septem-
her 3.
The Girl from Paris" continues to attract big
audiences to the Manhattan Beach Theatre. Laura
Guerite has the title role. This attraction
tinues for the final fortnight OF the beach season.
a theatrical calamity narrowly averted az
Wallacks Theatre last night. when Ave OF the Pony
Ballet went on strike IL is hard to imagine just
what would have become of His Honor the Mayor
IL the clever little dancers of TN. show
and realizes this more than It's managers
Messrs. Aarons and Sill. So they had seven new
dancers in readiness. and with the three OF the
old guard who remained loyal. ten took the place
of the original eight.
Miss Trixie Friganza. the leading woman OF the
company was unable 20 appear last night on ac-
count of the death Of her mother the previous
ing Her part we'll taken by Miss Marion
Alexander.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Married.

HuMPHRET-rovNsEND Angus. "a. ~ me
Church o. Father. Hubs Cove Ne, ~ ne HeV-
Frederick G. Lee Martha Fsl'us tauEsfer os Aa7hA
Rodman Tow nsend sc
Theodore Friend Humphrey. "a.
Notices OF marriages aad deaths must be indofseo
With full and address.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
HoRsEonD's ACID PHOSPHATE

Relieves Headache
caused by heat OveFwOrk nervous di,orH.rx
or impaired digestion. Relieves quickly
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand C-
trail Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolsys an
carriage s125 up Telsphone ASS G-aTr>rcl
Book Vievs representative
Osice % East GSs St. New York city
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Domestic Rates.
RY EAHI.Y MAIL, TRAIN.

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For point. tn the United states. Canada Mexico
OF BOroughs OF Manhattan The BronaJ
Also Rico. Hawaii and PhflIppin ..
without extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
saIES At C0LER'S AUTO.
7r,,s Holds Up Bill Presented by
Borough President.

r.- Metz does not like the way Borough
Col1 -cler is doing things in Brooklyn. He
f-ss' , ,,p the Borough Presidents bills from
3 h'- ,,me, Yesterday the Controller held up a
. sor see for an automobile for Durbin Van
u J" ,.,,,,v Commissioner Of Public Works In
Fscs' Along with this hill was another for
.s.,e appurtenances for the Borough Presi-
lsioa n. chauffeur Itemized. they read:
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast. Washington. Aug. 20.
Local rains thunderstorns have continued dis
tricts from Mississippi Valley the middle south
antic and Gulf coasts and in the Rocky Mountain
districts and the states Temperatures
western and Southwestern fallen -
hours departures above the seasonal
the lake Icgicn, where they average
about degrees above the normal
will continue high over the eastern part
local showers In middle upper Mississippi Valley
and the western region. lower temperatures and
showers indicated Tuesday night and "Wednesday
ana cooler weather should the districts
"Wednesday night and THURSDAY
During iuesday winds along the New England coast
viii he light Ia fresh the southwest the middle
Atlantic coast tight southery; the South Atlantic and
Is oasts light and mostly eas'ery; the lower lakes.
fresh soutery and on the upper akes fFesh soutery
steamers departing Tuesday for European Will
se light 10 southwest winds and fair weather to
the GTaEd Ranks
Forecast for Special Locslities. Eastern New
Yors Eastern pennsylvania and New Jersey showers in
,he Interior fair on day "Wednesday showers
and co6ler; fresh south winds
Sor New England. showers in the interior, fair tho
os, 70 dey Wednesday ah9wers: fresh southwest winds
E.o the T1stric columbia Mar4lan and Delaware.
,sI showers 10 day ami Wednesday cooler Wednesday
ilghf To fresh south WINDS -..
sto@.r to av and wednesday cooler Wednesday; fresh
70 brisk south Winds
ro,,t oYirlsI secoFd-The following official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
eraturs for four hours in comparison with
Att F-at
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vii
be repuh,hcd In The Irt-Weekiy Tribune wthou
rlfrn charge.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21

1t is announced that Miss Grace George will be-
gin her at the Manhattan Theatre in
Clothes a play written by Avery Haywood
newspaper man. 1t has had a series of trial per-
fOrmances in Milwaukee under Wagenhals &
KemDeT
New-York tribune., 1906-08-21
Foreign Rates.

Mail subscribers IN New York City th DAILY ara
TI}I-WEEhLY Will be charged cory extrA
postage IN addition 70 the rates named above.