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New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
FATHER o'FLYNN DEAD.
Rector of St. Joseph's Church Succumbs to
Illness Following Heat Prostration.

FATHER Dennis Paul O'Flynn. rector OF ST. Jo-
sephs Roman Catholic Church. az sixth avenue and
sth street. died yesterday morning after an illness
OF more than five weeks
rev days before he prostrated Father
Otlynn obtained valuable piece of property ad-
joining the rectory in waverlcy Place. which ex-
tenGs . Washington Place On this he had planned
TO build an extension to his parochial school This
maj dea! brought the entire property holdings OF
Ihe parish TO more than half city block Last year
the pennsylvania Railroad offered Father O'F1ynn
an even sioOO0 for the property but he refused it.
He was an expert in canon law. ana received a
degree al the famous University OF I.ouvan. Bel
GUM. He was frequently called on by the Arch
bishop TO settle canonical cases.
Father OFlynn was overcome by the heat while
on pastoral call and general debility tet in Three
days after he had to go 10 bed the attending
physicians said his death was only a matter OF a
short time. few days ago Archbishop Farley,
who is now In France. sent a cable message in
quiring about Father oFlynn and directing that
he be kept informed as TO his condition Ha sent
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
BUYS ROCHESTER, RIVAL.
Andrews-vander6ilt Lighting Syndicate
sur-rises Mayor Cutler
IBy Tele=raph 20 The Tribune. ]

Rochester Aug 22-The Andrews-vanderbiIt
lighting syndicate. of New York City has pur-
chased It's only rival the Eastern Monroe Company
Of this city. thereby giving it clear field in Roch
ester To-cay was the date set for the opening Of
the local lighting bids for Ave years. and Mayor
Cutler amazed 20 learn of the withdrawal from
tke local Aeld OF the Eastern Monroe Company
after It had made pledge 10 him that il would
not sell 70 any
When the bids were opened Horace {. Andrews.
of New York was closeted with the Mayor When
he LEFT The oa!ce he gave ont statement through
Harris L Harrif local attorneys for the syndicate
which confirmed the purchase
II is also said to-day IN Rochester that this com
pany, wtich has practically the control % tbs en-
tire electric railroad service OF the state is after
the important lighting plants wherever their sys-
tenn may reach. President Andrews. in speaking
OF the proposed methods 30 be employed wherever
hts company obtains a flothold. said:
The policy OF this company is to furnish electric
lighting Gt the lowest possible rate which allows
tor fair interest its capital, and the same
time taking care OF the very Sup!d depreciation In
electric lighting plants due q the constant davel-
opUlent and Improvement Of electrical appliance es.
The general Offices OF the trolley lines controlled
by the syndicate are now located in New York city
and al 5Usiacss dcnc by them is uader one general
management.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MRS. CRUGER SEES THAW
Author attributes Vi1t to Kind
ness -Crosud Annoys Her.

Mrs Van Rensselaer, Cruger. the author,
called on Harry X. Thaw yesterday morning
and remained with him about an hour. Before
entering the Tombs she said 10 the reporters
mat her visit had no special significance. and
was based wholly upon the fact that she was
friend Of the family that she wished 70 see
Harry and thought perhaps her visit might
cheer him UP. Thaw's lawyers also gave the
same reason for Mrs. Crugers visit.
Mrs. Harry X Thaw was accompanied 10 the
4omDs again yesterday by Miss May Mckenzie
VINO mad another pass to see Thaw. and went
up with the young wife to her husbands CELL
Miss Mckenzie declared that she had known
Ihaw for good many years and was his wife's
closest friend. and that these two reasons were
the only causes Of her visits TO Thaw in the
Tombs
AhaWs lawyers would not discuss the visits
OF the alienists yesterday and still clung TO
their assertion Of Tuesday that Thaw was sur-
ierlng from a cold, leaving il to be inferred
that the physicians had been called in on this
account.
"Ars' Inaw was asked why the alienists came
10 see ner husband, and replied that she was
ignorant OF the reason. but thought IL must be
because Harry had been complaining OF cot
ieelilg Wen. She thought perhaps he had caught
cold. she said
~N~AA0SSae@NA
the annoyances which followed her visit to Thaw.
4hese Were due in the main TO a gaping crowd
OF curiosity seekers and the faithful band Of in
reviewers on guard at the entrance TO the Tombs
AS Mrs Cruger was departing after an hour
spent with young Thaw. she was met by the
reporters first. who began to ply her with ques-
tions. Only one got an answer. He asked
bluntly:
What possible interest have you got in this
case. that should bring you TO the Tombs?"
Kindness, kindness" said Mrs Cruger kind
ness l assure you, simon pure and simple"
Mrs. Cruger came to the TombS in an electric
hansom, and instead of following Mrs. Thaw's
example and sending the vehicle 10 a side street
10 wait her return. Mrs Cruger thoughtlesSly let
IL stand in front of the TOmbs This caused a
crowd TO collect, and when sh started TO her
carriage she found the sidewalk blocked. Mrs.
! Cruger scanned the gazers scOrnfuy through
her lOrgnette but this failed to make the de-
sired opening for her.
Turning to Mr.. Peabody, one of Thaw's law
yers, she said: My God, can't somebody drive
i away these destestable people? Does Evelyn
have to face this every day? Oh, this is awful!
The lawyer managed to get her to the car
riage. and she was driven away, angrily pro-
testing at the people for blocking the way 20 her
carriage and for staring at her.
u have not outlined the defence that will
make in the Thaw case and you cannot make
the denial too strong" said Clifford Eartridge
counsel for Thaw, when seen yesterday. Mr..
ITartridge visited Thaw in the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MR. GAGE NOT A THEosOpHIsT
Says He Lives at Point Iona as It Is an
Ideal Home.
Iny Toleeraph to The Tr.bune.l !

Chicago Avg. 22.-Lyman J. Gage. former Sec
rotary oG the Treasury. came 10 Chicago quietly.
hoping To keep his visit secret. 20 transact per
soma! business. and expects 20 return 20 his new
home near Point Iona, Cal. tomorrow. He
does not go there. he explained through
friends. because he has embraced the Theosoph-
cal cult Of Mrs TinFley, bur because he believes
he has found the most delightful part OF the
whole country 10 dwell In.
In conversation with Chicago friends. Mr.. Gage
stated that he considered the TheOsophists q
remarkably interesting group OF people. pos
sessed of unusual mental attainmeats.
Mr.. Gage Is looking very well" said Mgs.
Pierce. his stepdaughter. through whom Mr.
Case made the statement Il do not know
when I have seen him in more robust health
To his friends IN Chicago Mr.. Gage has spoken
frankly OF his attitude toward the Point Iona
cult
"FIe has not Joined the cult" said friend TO-
day He denied that positively 5e has de-
cided 10 make hts home near Point Iona merely
because he thinks II the most delightful place
in California Il. which % reside He has worked
h.sB Tor many years and believes he Is entitled
20 rest now and the best place in which To- res,
seelas 70 him his new home near Point Loms."
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
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MR. CULBERSON PROTESTS
Teras Senator Objects to abandon
ment of Fort BrOun.
my Telegraph TO The tribune. !

Dallas. Tex, Aug. 22.-senator Culberson to-
day sent the following telegram, protesting
against the proposed abandonment of Fort
BI own, Tex:
Dallas Tex. Aug 22.
To General F. c. Ainsworth the Military Sec
retary. Washington
In the morning papers here The Associated
Press states that Fort Brown viii be abandoned
and / will thank you TO wire me IL this course
has been determined upon. 1t is the duty of the
United States 70 protect the frontier. and as
Texas borders upon Mexico il has always been
deemed advisable To police the frontier with reg
ular troops including station az Fort Brown
While conditions the border have improved
very much within recent years. this course is
still advisable. and il would be regFettable that
this fort should be abandoned because the peO-
pie of a border city like Brownsville object 10
Negro troops. under circumstances OF raid and
murder, such recently occurred there
c. \. CULBERSON.
Up to a late hour tonight Senator ,Culbersoa
had received reply. He will leave here for
Washington tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MR.. ROOT MAY BE DELAYED.
Secretary Of State May Not Reach VAL
paraiso Until Next Month.

Washington. Aug. 22.-SecTetary Root who is ('h
lis way 20 the Strait of Magellan, probably will
not be heard from again until he reaches Punta
Arenas th. only stop he IS make in the strait
The distance from Bahia Blanca. the port from
which Secretary Root embarked on August 20. TO
Pllnta Arenas is about 1Ge0 miles. and IL Is eX-
Tected that tho Charleston Will reach the latter
place about August ~
The original Schedule for Secretary Roots trip
had August 80 fixed as the date when he should ar
rive in Valparaiso II was then thought that the
Secretary Of State would board Chilian warShip
Of light drausht AZ Puata Arenas ana make his
way I'D the Chan coast along the inland passage
This is too shoal fOr the accommodation Of the
Charleston. which 20 sail outside the islands
Skirtiug the Chilian coast.
II is rot known nv tho State Department whether
the disaster in Chill has changed the plans for Mr.
Roofs tTip Il Chilian Cnan-of-war. In he
remains on the Charleston he Will doubtless arrive
in Valparaiso later than August 80 the outside
trip Is much longer
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

his blessing at the same time. Archbishop Bour-
gade, OF Santa Fe n. NJ. called Sunday night
and prayed over his friend. The Archbishop and
Father OFlynl were schoolrlates.
Father o. Flynn was born in County Cork. ireland,
ffty-nine years ago. He spent several years with
the Sulpicians in Paris, where ne completed ms
philosophical studies. At the outbreak Of the
Franco Prussian War he went to the University OF
Louvain Belgium. where he completed his studies.
Before going to 81. Joseph's fifteen years ago he
stationed various Missions in the archdiocese
II was ruunored some weeks ago that Father
OFiynn among those recommended by Arch
bishop Farley 10 be raised to the dignity OF a
Domestic Preiate 10 the Pope. He built the pa
rochial school in Washington Place, which is at
tended by seventeen hundred children. at a cost
of 10000. He a member OF the board OF school
examiners. His successor will not be appointed
until the return Of Archbshop Farley.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
HRS. CARTER PAYS mlss MUNRO.

Miss Norma MurrO, the former friend Of Mrs
Leslie Carter Payne and AIRS Osborn has finally
broken with the actress. and as IN the case OF
Mrs Osborn. money troubles seem 20 have been re-
spOnsible for the quarrel Miss Munro brought dis
possess proceedings lS 1ilst the actress for the
alleged non-payment OF rent hut the proceedings
according TO her Representatives Mrs. Payne handed
Miss Munro her check for the entire sum claimed
The Yepresr ntative also said that instead Of Mrs
Pavres OWING any money 70 Miss Munro the in
dchtcdnCss was the other af1und. Miss
Mq.rO's friends said that Mrs Payne had paid
only part u her irleptedrcss and THAI the rsss
would DC settled by mutual agreement.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first move
ment OF the kind in the country. Every other one.
here or elsewhere. has been started in imitation Of
this pioneer. The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers in the field, but. without wishing TO
depreciate the least the work of others thinks 1t
its duty 20 remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
AIR Fund Is so far as known. the only in
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly TO the work of sending poor
child the country, keeping il there for two weeks
and bringing il back again. No collectors are ever
ernplcyed and all collections made for the fund
purely voluntary. All expenses for the organza-
ton, agents and general machinery Of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees Of the fund. There are percentages
TO collectors 20 come OF the contributions Of
the public, and no payments agents. managers,
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the benefit Of Childl
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
OPERA HOUSE MANAGER JAILED.
Arrested for Alleged Threats After foi1ce-
man Had Detained Chauffeur.

John II Springer. manager OF the Drand opss"
House. and his chauffeur. william Meyers OF NO.
"a West soth street, were arrested last night at
Riverside Drive and 18TH street
Bicycle Policeman John Mclaughlin frs. arrested
the chaffeur charge Of failure 20 have hslt'
on his machine, and later arrested Springer for
threatening him and interferlng with nm IN tne
DISCHARGE OF his duty Mclaughlin alleges tAat
when ne placed Meyers under arrest springer
turned him and shouted out: 4 guess you
don't know who am
McIaushIin said h was a matter Og indi-erencs
% him who Springer was. Then NcIAugrlin saws
that Springer said he would have his otticl1. neat
chopped OF. and that Mclaughlin would not Be tho
first policeman he had deCapitated-
Both were locked up and batled out 1tsrs
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
FUNERAL oF JAPANEsE MIpsHIPMAN

Annapolis Nd. Aug. 22.-FuneraI services over
the body Of the japanese midshipman. Kinjiro
Matsukata. who died at the Naval Academy last
Sunday from typhoid fever were conducted al the
Academy to-day after which the body was con-
yeyed TO Washington for burial in Rock Creek
Cemetery. The escort TO the railway station was
composed OF officers duty the Academy, two
hundred ndshpnen and company Of marines,
headed by the Academy band Full honors were
accorded the dead
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
YOUNG MEMS HEBREW AssocIArIoN.

The Young Mems Hebrew Association, now in
it's thirtythrd year, Will begin its fall and winter
activities September TO- when its evening classes
wifi open for the season. The following subjects
are taught: Bookkeeping, commercial arithmetic,
stenography and typewriting. mechanical drawing
elocution. penulanship and correspondence Spanish.
German, French, Hebrew and Jewish history. These
classes open 70 all young of good charac-
ter irrespective OF membership in the assOcia ton
Glasses are free TO members. Non n-Iuembers are
cra small reg.Stra ton
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
JAY C. MORSE.

Cleveland. Aug 22.-Jay c. Morse. at one time
president Of the Illinois Steel Company ana
brother-in-law Of the late Senator NJ a. Hanna,
died here to-day from complication of diseases
which had made him invalid for over n year.
In former years Mr.. Morse was associated with
Colonel ]. NJ. Pickands in the iron ore and coal
business. After the death OF Colonel Pickands Mr..
Morse married Mrs Pickands. who was Senator
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
SAN FRANCISCO AT PAINS.

he fsgezty-eigfl-h carnival os Henry J. Pains
aEeSoTas VIII DO opened Tonight by a set piece 70
represent rhe Destruction OF San Francisco
NhAeh VIII p-ecsde 'YoSuvius" The set piece viii
WOW san Eraacis.ao as Il and Il will Ill 5000
ts5-e z-el space. Because OF fl.e large Of
-e set piCre the azement said yesterday that
tssr. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
THE EARL or LEvEN AND MELVILLE.

London. Aug. 22.-The Earl of Leven and Melville
Ronald Ruthven Leslie -Melville), Lord High Com
of Scotland and Keeper of the Privy Seal Of Scot
land died to-day. He was born in 1885.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
ALBERT c. LANE.

Chicago Aug 22.-AIbert c. Lane. one of the most
widely known educators in the West died at his
home here to-day following attack OF nervous
prosJration Mr.. Lane at time president OF
the National Educational Association. He was
SixtV-fVG wears
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
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The Earl of Leven and Melville a repre-
sentative peer for Scotland from. 1892 He edu-
Gated at Eton and at Christ College. oxford. He
was a director Of the Peninsular and Oriental
Steamship Company. and of the Bank of England.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Daily vacation commencement Metropoan
Temple. Seventh avenue and lfth street. 7.
Address BY Congressman Herbert No
=.
Pains fireworks carnival. Manhattan Beach. evening
Free admission Museums Natural His
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

P. Wells, Minneapolis IAiPERIAI,-K Keyjeiji Iwaya.
Toxic. japan. MURRAY HlLI<-F.x- Mayor J. X.
Mcclure Syracuse. ST. REGlS-Francis Wilson.
chicago. WALDORF -ASTORIA A-Charles Als. ST
Louis: Gustave Pabst, Milwaukee,.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
DRAMA ON 0rHE scARLET EMPIRE
IBy Telegraph to Tic Tribur

ny Telegraph The TribuRe.l
Indianapolis, Aug. 22-DaVid 81, Parry, for
mer president Of the National Association OF
Manufacturers received news from New York to-
day that his book. The Scarlet Empire. which
WAS Wrttel to show the evils OF the sOcinlstic
theory. is be placed the stage, negotiations
hayi1s beca concluded b.. the publisher to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Eleanor Robson Coming to Rehearse
Nurse Marjorie"

Miss Eleanor Robson and her mother. Mrs. Madge
Carr Cock sail from Havre La Provence
next Saturday. They have been spending the SUM
mer at their cottage the French at St Val
lery-sur-Sonme. Immediately on Miss Robson's
arrival rehearsas for the new Israel ZangwIll play
Nurse Marjorie which is to be produced
October e. a the Liberty Theatre, will begin.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
MAJOR sELLINeER, VICE MAJOR DEvoL.

San Francisco. Aug. 22-SIajor John H Bellinger
has been appointed 70 succeed Major c. a Devo as
superintendent Of the United States army trans
mort service operating from this TO the Orient
and Alaska. Major Bellinger is In Washingon.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-23
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sleath will arrive from Southampton next Saturday
on the ST Louis, and will at once take part in the
rchearsaIs OF TIE Dear Unfair Sex" which have
been going forward at the Liberty Theatre this
week. and which opens AZ that house Oh Septem-
Der 10.
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