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New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
NOW FAVORED
Being Discussed as Possible Success
SOr to Present PODe.

Rome, Oct 14-In spite Of the fact that the
Pope is enjoying perfect health, the possible re-
suit Of the next conclave is being discussed even
among the cardinals and this with no desire to
anticipate the end Of the PontH
The feeling among the cardinals has changed
greatly since 1903. In view Of the vatican's
experiences with France the cry next time will
be not for merely religious Pope but for po-
htlcal one; not for a saint. but for statesman
Even the strongest former opponents of Cardi-
nal Rampolla now favor his election. Rampolla
failed in 1903 chiefly because he was vetoed by
Cardinal Puzyna, in the name of Austria speak
Ing for the entire Triple Alliance. Although
Pope Plus has suppressed the right of veto AFRO
gated by certain powers. the reasons which in
duced the Triple Alliance TO oppose Cardinal
Rampollo still exist, and the Church is to-day
less able TO afford displeasing the Central En-
pire. Consequently, there are rumors of an ex-
pertinent with a foreign Pope, in spite of the dis
raVor or the Italians For the last four CEN
turtles all the POpes have been italian. The re-
cent election Of Father Wernz to be General Of
the Jesuits IS considered symptomatic
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
IN THE BERKSHIRES.

IBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Lenox. Mass, Oct 14-Dean Robbins OF the Cen
eraI Theological School OF New York preached 20
the capacity Trinity Episcopal Church this morn
ing The affairs in October have brought big house
parties TO Lenox. and there was larger throns
OF well known persons at church this morning than
at any time this autumn Following the service
large luncheon entertainments were given by Mrs.
Richard s Dana and Mrs. Giraud Foster Miss
Adele KneeIand invited a number TO luncheon TO
meet Dean Robbins. who was her guest while in
Lenox.
The roads in the hills swarming with auto
mobiles to-day tourists passing through for view
OF the foliage. which is at its best There was
also much driving this afternoon
Charles Lanier is entertaining for the week end
]. Pierpont Morgan. OF New York Mr.. Morgan is
entertained annually by Mr.. LanIer AT Allen Win
den. Mr.. Lanier has also Mr.. and Mrs Isaac c.
McKeever of New York as guests. for whom he
entertained at dinner on Saturday evening and
again tonight. Mr.. Morgan attendant at
Trinity Church this morning, and later went for a
drive with his host. He will return 10 town to-
morrow morning
Another large dinner entertainment at Elm
Court tonight, where Mr. and Mrs William D.
Sloane have house party With MI and Mrs
Sloane D. o. Mills Mr.. and Mrs James Still
man, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Archibald Murray, Miss Lucy
FreIInghuysen, J. Bowers and Frederick H Gillett
Mrs Hugh Black. of Scotland. and Miss Cuyler.
OF New York, are guests Of Mrs. Morris X Jesup-
Mrs Edward y. Taller. who has been IN Lenox
since early September. will go 10 town tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs Forsyth Wickes. who have been
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. George G. Haven since
closing their cottage, have gone 10 town.
The extension OF the hunting season into Novern-
ber has caused Encouragement OF the entertain
ments Saturday This week Mr. and Mrs
George Westinghouse will entertain the hunt at
breakfast instead of Mr.. ard Mrs. Robb De p
Tytus. OF Tyringham
Count Louis Szecheuyi. counsellor OF the Aus
rrian Embassy. has arrived Baroness VI. Eggelet
and Baron HaymerIe. who have been guests Of
Baron and Baroness HengelmuIer. viii start to-
morrow for New York.
The date of the annual dinner Of the Leuox Club
has been set for next Saturday.
Benjamin r. Lummis. OF New York is visiting
Mr and Mrs. Charles AstOr Bristed.
Mrs Churchill SatterIee Will spend the winter
with Bishop and Mrs. Satterlee in Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Folsom will go 70
Europe for the winter. They will close their house
next week.
T. jefferson Coolidge. OF Boston, who has been
motoring IN the Berkshires. started to-day for
home.
Mr.. and Mrs James Willetts OF Glen Cove. Long
Island. have arrived here
On Tuesday the Berkshire hunt will meet at
Overlea, the rockingham estate, for an early
morning fox hunt.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
rHrNA.s NEW DICTATOR.

Yuan ebf Ksi who Is responsible for the decree
o. the Chinese government against opium is 10 al
interts and purposes at the present moment the
dictator q The Celestial Empire which he Is goV-
e--rrg with rod OF iron, n conjunction with MS
ally the Empress Dowagsr. after having removed
from tie scene her former favote the universally
ezecrated chief eunaoh, l. Yuan's ofacial tue -
v!ceroy % Tieuts.n. but his authority extends 10
the re1otes- confines Of the empire, and not de-
cree Issued from Peking becomes authoritative
until l. has received the seal OF his approval In
anitely more powerful than was Il Hung Chang'
ever & the psIest days OF the latter, he presents
q striking contrast tn appearance 70 that astute
statesman. For he IS short and burly, with the
neck of q bull and the complexion OF g. farmer.
sir Robert Hart does not hesitate TO pronounce
hirn the strongest man n China exercising dcta-
'or.al power over four hundred millions or human
beings. and WI, who wes for so many years Mn
ister az Washington. and renowned In America Tor
his shrewdnsss likewise admits openly that the
Niceroy OF T1entstn Is the controlling force or
China
Yuan IS q practical man. with business netnods'
imbued with the necessity OF material progress, as
opposed 70 the academic conservatism Of his ma
uo1- Ee has organized an army that Is the wonder
and srnszeInent OF foreign military critics. has
succeeded n Obterating al the popular ana caste
Objections 70 military service, that the sons OF
ne nobility now proud 20 appear IN uniform;
has substituted modern textbooks for ancient
Classics, has compelled ths abolition OF torture ana
hss transformed Pektng from the hlth.est city IN
TIE world into q metropolis with well paved ana
eesnly kept roads and avenues that compare ia
'oT2hy with those Of American and European
SDes u course, he has many enemies, and nu-
Ilescus attempts have been made 70 destroy him
s poison and other methods of asssssinat alton. but
Ae seems 20 bear charmed life, and q looks very
alacn as = be destined 20 prove the political
-esslaa VINO IS 70 regenerate China and TO convert
~ --io 2 progressive instead OF stagnant nation
nave alluded above 20 the fact that he is, above
''eryLntng elEe practical He has shown this in
connection with the decree against opium for
-eiess the latter is officially asserted 70 be
@.'hpied BY a determination 70 suppress the vice
= 9piaiH smoking. II IS "a reality the transforms
- q ne opium trade and production into gov
--7It monopoly. which is destined 70 become
= - Eoinarly valuable. At the present moment
= - best opium Is imported into China from
:, .@N India. The opium trade. indeed being one
- -e principal sources OF revenue Of the indian
- -4aent. The decree will have the effect OF
=. -s stop 70 the importation from India ana
r., 4.sieEring 70 the treasury at Picking the reVe-
Calcutta
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
The registration in the city thus far has been
favorable 20 the Republican ticket, but votes
should be lost. Register to-day without fail il
your name is not in the books.
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

County Fair, Madison Square Garden.
Charles E. Hughes IN speaking OF Long Island
Lecture by Burton Holmes The Nile the Egypt OF
Yesterday" LyceGn Theatre 2.
Bible class rally and supper the Harlem Young Won
ems Christian Association Nos. y and IL West l24th
street ?.
Meeting City Association, No. Il West 43d
street. $50 ,. m
Free Board Education, p De Witt
Professor Henry z. NorthEop ''Vesuvus and the Bay
Naples Qlustrated): Public School s. l4ls street
E6gsconbe avenue Miss Grace A. Burt, Ham
let; School L. No. 25 East 9th street, Miss
Public scaooI Ss. No. ais West 2sth street Dtward
Russell Perry, Washington. oregon and Their De-
vel0pusnt' illustrated; Public Scoo % lcotA street
and St Nicholas Professor Foosrt W. Prem
alIIsr-anedl; Public School 81. Nc 5z3 West 44Ih
street between Tenth and Eleventh avenues. MTs.
e Cheney, Welsh Music; Pubic School 81,
TO1h greet ana F1rst avenus Walter 3 Dickinson,
sc, 66ih and Lexington avenue. &rs Louise
Ecughton The Holy Land OIustreted)5 PUBIC
schcol IIe, 1886 and Eighth avenue, John =.
pobbs Paper Making: From Forest 70 Press' l!Lus-
tTnssSi. pUbIio school 1876 First avenue and 51st
street DR. Walter E Clark. Paper Money t'uoilc
echooi I6S Avenue a 77th and 18th streets,
Frank I blanchard Underground New York; QIlus-
tratedl: Public 16e. No. 24l ESst 11sth street
Arthpr K Peck Our New Engnnd Alps QIlus-
traredI: Pubic school 1SS. Lewis East Houston ana
East 81 streets. Miss Mary V. Worstell, The New
York Geological Park Ulustrated)i EducaloiaL Al
Isnre East Broadway and Jefferson street. Louis l.
JTiIkinson The Characters OF Shakespeares Irae-
sdv1s (cortinued). Macbeth, Julius Caesar and Alns
Henry y 0IIustrated): st. Uukes Hail. No 4sS Hud-
oanr ~ private buildings Qllustratedl; St Peters
HAIL 2Oth street. between Eighth ana Nlhtn avenues
F1Sward Ia gaman Hall. "A Worlds Race for q Con-
t.nent'' illustrated
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

snseo IN big game shooting expadition IN some
Os' remote regions of the HImalayas.
- iy was married TO a popular Hussar
o'hcer' whose regiment is now stationed in India
and was OF the six sis+ors 90 .Lo D-a.
ent Lord Albemarle, one OF these sistars LADY
Leopoldina heppe a goddaughter OF King Leopold
O 6eglufn' peing nun. The Keppels are a some
what divided family in matters Of craod The late
LORD Aloemarle married in Canada Miss McNab
OF Ottawa who was Catholic with the usual ar
rahgement IN such cases that the daughters should
be brought up in their mothers faith and the sons
ttu,es'Ails' nNe thAir father. Lady Susan has two
oIolhefs besides the Earl. namely Derek eauerry
TO the Prince Of Wales and George Kennel who
HVeo Tor time in this country making his head
quarters in New York
LORD BUTE's OFFER 1-,AccrprAprP
AS there is a considerable amount os r,o-,.,r,a
udue between this country and the great En,Iish
seapoIt OF Cardin, il may be Of interest TO state
1tlal tlere Is little likelihood of the city OF
g accepting the offer on the part OF young
oro bute that 1t should purchase his vast interests
IN the docks and railroads feeding the latter 7,a
cable dispatches have announced that the transac-
1IoH proposed was one or $35 OOO,OOO This IS ex-
'rerely misleading. for, while It represents the
a'nouht ~hlch has been spent by Lord Bute's fam
liy IN the construction and developnent ~ the
COCKS OF Cardiff yet the present marquis does not
control more than about SSO00.OOO of stock in the
aIlaf the remainder being held by other members
OF MS family, who willing to sell II is
doubtful whether the acquisition OF Lord Rute.s
interests by the city would give the latter the con-
Oi oI 'he property and moreover. its possession
bound up with so many obligations particularly IN
ue way OF further heavy expenditures that the
city OF Cardiff does not consider the game worth
tne candle. Under the circumstances Lord Bute's
oHeF concerning which there has been much mis-
apprehension and discussion is almost certain TO be
declined Lord Butte is the eldest son and heir of
thst peer who under the pseundonyme OF Lothian
was the hero of Lord Beaconshelds popular novel
oI W 'lat name and. brought up by a guardian OF
the most pronounced Calvnistic type. became a
convert 10 Roman Catholicism through the instru-
mentality Of that celebrated and popular divine
Monsignor Capel. who for many years has made
his home in California.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

BARKER-Ou October 13. 1906 Euene. daughter ot the
late Nathaniel Hannah Argeviae Barker Fl37eral
services VIII be he'd from residence. No I27
East 2d-h 81, on Monday. October l. 1906. / D m
CHADWICK-At No II East 32d st On October "a John
Chatvck. IN his 92d year Funeral services VIII De
on Tuesday, October la az II In-e-ue2t Mount
Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. y J
CTIAPMAN-At Tonkers. October i3 Julia 4 Chairman
daughter cf the late Eunce CnaPu,1- Funeral az ~
Joseph's Hospital fonkers. Monday. az u O'Clock
DOWS-At London England. September - 1906 Robert
second OF Jane : David Dows ir In
the 9Otn year ot his age. FNInsrtl services his
october j. at 10 O'Clock Int~rm-at Sleepy Hollow
FEUCHTWANGEFt-At her late residence No. 331 An
sterdam R-hecca. daughter Lewis and
Augusta Feuchtwanger. Notice OF funeral hereafter
FOwIER-On October IA Douglas Fowler. wife ot
Benjamin NJ Fowler. Funeral Tuesday. $50 p at
residence. No. 10 Academy roughkespste.
y Y Friends and relatives invited
GARRISON-At Vincennes Ind on October L. Iq06.
John NJ Garrison. n the 79th year OF as Funeral
services at No. "a Early st. Morristown, y J.. on
Tuesday october l6-
GRAY-On Friday morning. October I2. 1905 Henry
Winthrop Gray after a short illness his late resi-!
No. West 4gth street % George Winthrop
Maria lGriswold) Gray in the 6sth year OF his
Funeral services from his late residence
Monday. october 10. az m.
the 62d year Of his Funeral services Will
be held the Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. Madison and 0oth St. on Tuesday o.
tober H. at p m
LARKIN-Nrs Mary Margaret McCaddOn Lakewood
n j.. saturday, october IS, Funeral from the resi-
Mount Vernon. ~ Y. at D Monday. October Is
InteTment private
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
SPECIAL SERVICES AT MISSION.

The first OF series of special gospel services at
the Florence Mission in Bleacker street was held
Yesterday The services end a week from to-
morrow when there viii be a reception in the
afternoon, to which young converts particularly
are invited. and a jubilee service In the eveu-
ing at which the Wesley evangelists will be in
charge and Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Baker Will sing
There was a conservation and praise meeting yes
tardav afternoon. and in the evening Robert A
Brown spoke briefly The Christian Life Nr
and Mrs Baker sang. The Rev. F. Fl. Carpenter.
nastor OF the Twenty-fourth Street Methodist Epis
SopaI Church will lead the service this evening
and Mrs Ida Jump will sing.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
LARGE AUDIENCE AT "TRAvELoeUg."

A large audience greeted Burton Holmes last
night at the Lyceum Theatre. where he delivered
The second of this seasons "travelogues." The
Nile the Egypt OF Yesterday, was Mr.. Holiness
subject Il was illustrated with photographs taken
during his recent tour OF that historic region and
colored by Miss Helen h stevenson: Some OF the
photographs showed results OF the latest archGeo-
logical Investigations along the Nile, and were
exhibited in this country Tor the nrst time last
with that peculiar disease known as the Mia
fever and was forced to seek q different climate.
The American victoTs IN the Olympic games are
to be invited
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
DR.. WILSON BACK FROM SCOTLAND.

Dr. Woodrow Wilson. president of Princeton Uni
versity who has been in Scotland for some months
returned Yesterday with his family on the Anchor
Line steamer Caledonia. DR.. Wilson has been men
toned as a candidate for the United States Senate
from New Jersey. but he does not take the matter
seriously. He said that his first duty 10
Princeton.
II would do anything further the interests OF
the Democratic party he said. but do not see
that nv candidacy for the Senate would help IL
any Ny duty lies with Princeton
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

Plainheld. N J.. Oct. 14-Nrs. Eliza Margaret
Tyler. wife OF Colonel Mason W. Tyler. died at
her home, in West 10th street. to-day. from heart
failure. She q daughter Of the late Rev DR..
John Frederick Schroeder. formerly Of Trinity par
ish. New York; a granddaughter Of Elijah Board
man, formerly United States Senator from Con-
necticut, and lineaI descendant of Governor Will
lam Bradford. She was born IN New York but
had lived here since 1S71. She leaves a husband
and two sons
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Tho arrival Of Clay Clement and his company OF
EDUCATORS TO MEET AT ALaANv

change in the time Of meeting has been rnadA
for the forty-fourth annual convocation Of the
University Of the State Of New York which viii
be held in the Capitol at Albany October 25 2s ana
n II has heretofore been held in June but tEo
coincidence Of the closing OF the schools. the com
roencement exercises OF the colleges and univsreI
80 and the beginning OF the vacation period -.
Kent down the attendance. The Board Of Regents
thesraFore authorized change 10 the last Uss( -
SHtoIer The principal speakers will be Eime~ - -
8roWn the recently appointed Commisgioner -;
tSnrafion for the United States: President Ri,+toL
Of Columbia Monsignor Layelie, President Merrill
~ Coigate University, George K. Hawkins nrir
ciUaI Of the Plattsburg Normal School; Prestd%an+ %
Sfenpard OF the High School OF Commerce ma
rs D. L.arkins. principal of the Manual TrsIn
ing High school on Friday morning the Com
missioner Of Education win speak on EXAMINATIONS
Fridav evening at the Hotel Ten Eyck. in coniuno-
tion With the annual dinner OF the Hudson River
SchooInasters Club
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
LADY srsAN X afouRNING.

81, susan Townley and her husband, the first
Iyz.t''y and counsellor CT tee British Embassy at
"a ,,suoh' viii be unable 70 take any active part
,is s@setSs u tie season in the national capital
no.--ei' --ei' Tor they have just been placed In
- -s oy the death Of Lady 6ussn's sister. Lady
- i1ss@st. Ia India. Lady Mary having sue
~ an attack q sudden Illness while en-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
AUDIENCE WITH sultan.
Mr. Leishman 1cith HIM Forty-tiUe
Minutes-RumOrS of Illness.

ConstantinopIe. Oct. 1.-THE audience last Friday
Of the United States Ambassador. John G. A Leish-
man. with the Sultan lasted for rorty-fve minutes
The Sultan looked we'll and seemed 70 be in good
spirits He spoke al some length, referring 20 the
fact that he was dieting. and saying his appetite
good
Both Baron Marschau Bieberstein the Ger
man Ambassador, and Mr. Lstshman discussed
pending questions with the Sultan There probably
will be audiences with his majesty for i've
servances.
here confirms previous reports that the Sultan OF
Turkey Is gravely H. Although he attends the
Selamlik and grants audiences, his Elalady Is IN
ble and will perhaps soon have fatal ending.
The Shah OF Persia is also said TO be seriously Ill.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
Special Notices.
Heinisks
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MEMORIAL WINDOWS

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OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
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NEWS ON PAGE IA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Mrs. Julia NJ. Mcconnell. thirty-four years old,
wife OF Noble Mcconnell, Of the firm OF Edward
Mcconnell Co, linen importers at No. West
I'd street, died yesterday at her home, at Mount
Tabor y. J. She leaves one son. Mrs. Mcconnell
was daughter OF Samuel and Marion l. Warren.
The burial viii be IN WoOdlawn Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEI. AsTOR-Dr NJ. Schiller, Paris, France.
MURRAY HILL-Captain 5. +. Bottom Y; p A
5aVOY-W J. Jalen, Germany. ST REG1S-
Charles T Croker San Francisco. NIcIOR1A-
e Clark King, Albany
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
COLONEL JAMES H. ARLINGTON.

Providence, Oct A-Colonel James H. Arming-
ton, former Speaker OF the Rhode Island House Of
REPRESENTATIVES and a prominent citizen Of East
providence. died at his home there tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Reg ister in your election district any time be-
tween a. and 10 p. m. to-day. Il is the last
opportunity to make of your vote for
Charles {. Hughes.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

CHscial Record and FOrecast.-Washington.O Oct Il
Tn. Atlantic Coast area high pressure is giving away
slowly but continues TO be the Dominating feature
y, -ba weather east the Mississippi A disturbance
CENTRAL Saturday night Southwestern Texas con-
,,,ss ., cause rain in also in Louisiana
Arkansas. Oklahoma Indian Territory ana F@@HSa'
ere has been no rain east Of the Mississippi
- :, no other part OF country except the North
=. rociac states The temperature has risen east OF
,ba Mississippi especially in the upper lake region
bsra II Ia now 10 % degrees above the seasonal
Unsettled weather indicated for the Mississippi
valley with rain Monday in the central and southern
-+sons II is probable that the rain area VIII extend
- ~. upper portion Mississippi Valley. Tues
ons the upper lake region The temperature VIII rise
-, &, the eastern districts. elsewhere the changes
VIII small
.he wtnGs along the New England coast will 30
-, and variable Along the Middle Atlantic Coast
-. sna variable mostly northeast Along the South
Atlantic Coast fresh northeast. Along the East Gu!f
Cast fresh possibly brisk northeast Along the West
ES Coert fresh and variable on the lower lakes
teaIners departing Monday for European ports VIII
have Nght, VAi-1''s WINS ~
Grand Banks
u..,a.t far Special LocaIities.-For New England
az. Eastern York fair to-day ana IueScAy' hght
variable WINDS mostly southwest
- T-ss,sr, Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Delaware.
80 90 5av and Tuesday; light variable WINDS
uirinct Cf Columbia ana Slaryahu, TAR t9-1say,
stcT'y rising temperature; Tuesday partly cloudy;
hsRt THestern Pennsyvania and Western New York
Fof ~ s5d tuesday: fresh south winds
o.a,.t Record and FOrecast.-The following official
- --,n, ,be weather Bureau shows the changes In
-o- ,,ra FOR the last twenty-hour hours IN com
80. a,,b Tho corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-15

Don't lose your vote for Charles {. Hughes
for Governor by failure to register. You have
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