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New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
GORKY DISCUSSES THE JEWS.
Says the Hebrew Bankers Are Like Mush-
rooms, Without Nationality.

Before a crowd of several thousand persons
Question at the Grand Central Palace. The meet
ing was held under the auspices of the Russian
Social Democratic party to raise funds for the
revolutionary cause. When Gorky introduced
to the audience he greeted with cheers which
did not subsde for several minutes.
The author traced the progress of the Hebrew
race from Biblical times down 10 the present. He
SAID the Jews We're hated because they gave
christianity to the world, which restrained the
beast in man and fostered his conscience" and be-
cause they always showed themselves 10 be the
most energetic revoutionists in the world The
iast statement he said did not apply the Jewish
bankers. for they, like mushrooms and other
species OF fungi have nationality"
GorRy said he did not believe in the antagonism
OF races and nations. In Russia the Jews
iutionists to a greater .Xtent than anywhere alse
because there the government authorities do every
thing Ito stife them, to kill their bodies souls -
HIS speech was frequently punctuated with out
bursts OF applause. which seemed to please the
author. He spoke In Russian.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
BROOKLYN HORSE SHOW
Herbert l.. Pratt Wins the Tandem
Cup from Jag +. Carlisle.

Herbert I" Pratt last night at the second session
of the horse show at the Riding and Driving Club
Brooklyn won the $500 silver cup offered by the
Whip Club of Brooklyn for tandem driving. The
cup had been won twice by Jay F. Carlisle and
twice by Herbert L. Pratt. Last night was the final
contest.
Both men the tanbark. Mr.. Pratt drove
Lady Eocene and Lady Barbara. with which horses
he won last year. Mr.. Carlisle drove Eloquence and
revenue The third competitor last night
Judge William H. Moore, who drove Foraker and
Empress, and got the gate.
Inc first class of the evening was one OF saddle
horses' D. w. Harriman's Corinne placed
hrst and his Petroleum third, and Mrs. James q.
Marshalls Rob Roy second Miss Emily n. Bed
fords Pattie Palmer. winner at the Durland show.
got the gate. did also Alfred G. vanderbflrs
Alert and Maid of Athens
In the competition OF harness horses which fol-
lowed. Judge Moore driving Forest King and lead
ing Fakenham Princess and Pride O. Prtdes took
the blue ribbon from Mr.. Vanderbflts three-the
Youngster, Rustling Silk and Polly Prim George
Watson's harrington, Irvine and Harvester got the
yellow ribbon. On entering the arena, one Of
Judge Moore's horses knocked down the brass rail-
ing from the gate but escaped without injury,
though nearly breaking shaft.
~, An Ma accident Of severe nature was barely missed
about into that of Edward H Hawke jr driven
HaWstSa aRls Of M the sabIe
John qerkens Newsboy the red. se and and Mr. Wander
bilt's Lady Katherine the yellow. Judge Moore's
& beween & aGs tse Gkn and Miss Moe
c Maxwell. driving Adonis, signalized this entry.
and stirred up considerable enthusiasm.
The next class combination Of harness and
saddle horses My Dream, from the Elsnore Stock
Farm won the first prize: Miss MexwelPs Jaeobite,
second and the Misses Shermans Dixie, third.
Mr.. Nanderbilt's Alert the gate.
Mrs John Gerken's NewsbOy and Shopgirl won
a first in the harness horse class that followed.
Judge Moore's Perfection and Sultan got third,
while his Brownthunder and King Forest mot
Forest king) got the gate Mrs. w. o. Barclay got
SECOND place with Sandow and Sultan.
In the maiden saddle class Miss c. Adelaide
Doremuss Lady Mcdonald a blue ribbon;
John H. Donnelly's Ormond. yellow. and DR.,
r. B. Ackerman's Distinction got second place.
Mr.. Vanderbilt's Alert got the gate
1t was learned last night that Miss Maxwell $
was scheduled to appear, had been shut out by
the veterinarian. The horse the blue in the
jumping contest at Madison Square Garden last
fall. Lameness is the of the horses ex-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
CARDINALS GUESTS OF MIR. WHITE.
Dinner in Honor of Archbishop Ireland at
the Embassy at Rome

Rome April 25.-For the first time since the fall
of the temporal power members of the College OF
Cardinals attended tonight entertainment
given by diplomat accredited the Quirinal.
The occasion was a dinner given by Mr.. White, the
American Ambassador TO Italy. and Mrs. White in
honor of Archbishop Ireland. and the cardinals
who guests Vincenzo Vannutelh, SatOli.
Matthew and Martinelli. Among the other guests
was Mrs. Wetmore, wife of the United States
Senator from Rhode Island. The dinner was
originally set for last week, but postponed on
account Of the San Francisco disaster and for the
same reason the after dinner reception at the en-
bassy, which had been planned. was omitted.
The presence of the four cardinals at Mr.. Whites
table tonight is regarded sign OF approach
ing good feeling between the Vatican and the
OUirinaI
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MISS TERRYs ANNIVERSARY.

London, April 25.-Ellen Terry will on April q,
not April 2S as previously announced celebrate
hftieth anniversary OF her first appearance on the
stage by playing the part Of Mistress Page in The
Merry Wives of Windsor" at His Majesty's The
atre After the performance a box containing
iewelry and the of money subscribed as the
result Of the efforts OF the press will be presented
10 Miss Terry.
A big matinee performance for Miss Terry's bene-
AZ IS being arranged. II WIFI be held at Drury
Lane Theatre early in May, but the precise date
T,oS NOT fixed.
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OLD FRIENDS AND SOLDIERS MEET

J. b. Greenhut. Of the Siegel-Cooper COMPANY.
entertained at dinner at the Hotel Savoy last night
General Peter J. Osterhaus and his SON CAPTAIN
Karl Osterhaus, U. S. n. At the dinner We're Mrs
Greenhut Carl Schurz and Herman Ridder Editor
OF the ''Staatz-Zetung." General Osterhaus is one
or the few surviving brgadier generals of the Civil
var VINO won his title the field. A German
sSoldler ne enlisted In the Union army AT the out
friend and host Of last night " ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Mr.. CARNEGIE AT CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, April 25-Andrew Carnegie ac-
companied by Colonel John j. McCook and Rich
ard Watson Glider, arrived from the East to-
day, and after a brief stop left Gambler Ohio
where Mr. Carnegie is to deliver an address and
receive an honorary degree OF Doctor of Laws
at Kenyon College tomorrow. The occasion
will be the dedication of the chair in economics.
founded by Mr.. Carnegie in memory of Edward
NJ Stanton Secretary of War under Abraham
Lincoln, and a Kenyon alumus of "a.
Mr. Carnegie, in an interview, said he felt like
an UNDERGRADUATE.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
MISS ANeLIN ASKS $4,000 FOB INJURY.

Through the fling of a suit against the New
Haven road yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court by HaZletOn & Hazeton. attorneys OF No
20 Broadway, it was learned that Miss Margaret
Anglin, the actress now playing in this city. had
her arm broken In a railway accident last summer.
Mis- Anglin asks $4,000 damages Her complaint
says that July % last she was driving pair
Of ponies TO a trap in Stamford, Conn. when an
engine. hidden. it is asserted, by an IL" structure
overturned the trap. Miss Anglin was thrown out
her arm broken. and she was otherwise injured.
She has not entirely recovered from the accident.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
FREDERICK C. CLARK.

Summit. y. J., April 25-Frederick c. Clark head
of the firm of Clark. Chaplin & Bushnell, No. La
Duane street Manhattan, of the oldest tea
importing houses in New York City, died at his
home. in this city. this afternoon after few days
illness, from apoplexy Mr.. Clark was born IN
Stamford. Conn. on July 29 1929 He entered the
employ of the firm of which he became the head
about sixty years ago In 1855 he married Miss
Josephine Waterbury, 'of Stamford. and resided in
Brooklyn. where he a Vestryman of Christ
Episcopal Church. Eastern District. Mr.. Clark
leaves four Children-Mrs Herman De Selding, OF
Brooklyn. and Miss Emma c.. Miss Harriet B. and
George F. Clark of this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.

The veteran actor Frank FIierschen. whose pro-
fessonal career has extended a period Of
hfty-six years. will have benefit at the Irving
Place Theatre this. Thursday, evening. when Mr.
Ibsen's Die Frau Meere'' VIII be acted
Marie Reisenhofrer acting Ellida and Herr Rier-
schen acting the Stranger. The play will be re-
peated on Friday. Next Monday Herr Gustav
Won Seyffertitz will have benefit, appearing In
Der Rabenvater.' This is festival season for
the actors at the home of German drama.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
NEW YORK gARKENTINE LOST.

,-'pe"eL Hill x. B., April 25.-Word was re-
s, mere to-day Of The loss Of the barkentine
,..er is'er, with 1000 tons Of plaster from Hills
~ .of New York in the Petitcodiac River last
Inc St Peter was owned in New
s,s -. she was built a; Avondale. y. S. in 1891.
~ 'eelstered 55I tons. ' -'''-'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO RUSSIAN LOAN.

Advices received yesterday from LONDON by
bankers in this city to the effect that the
London allotment of the Russian loan had been
fully subscribed. A. A. Housman & Co had the
following dispatch from London:
New Russian loan q per cent premium bid. Sub
scriptions are coming in quickly. It is possible
that subscriptions will be closed before April IS
The subscriptions received here, the bankers in
terested said were larger than expected but the
amount could not be ascertained.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures, April 25
Pressure is low throughout the country except the
Pacific States weather conditions very much IN
settled OF the Rocky Mountains except in the South
Atlantic Gulf There have been showers
plains the central valleys the western
lower region the middle and
northern districts west Of the Rocky Mountains
Temperatures average east OF the
Rocky Mountains and below 10 the westward There has
been a decided the Ohio Valley and the Middle
and South Atlantic states and equally decided
fan IA the Northwest
weather viii continue Thursday quite gener
ally Rocky Mountains except the Southwest
with showers over Taeeaiy the entire district showers
probable FTi1ay in the Atlantic
region will be cooler IA tbs Mississippi Ohio
valleys and probably colder Friday in the Middle ard South
Atlantic states.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
BROWN HEADS RAILWAY ASSOCIATION

chicago. April 25.-At to-day's meeting of the
American Railway Association officers were elected
as follows: President, w c. Brown, vice-presdent
Of the New York Central lines; vice-presdent A
w. Gardner, vicepresident of the Chicago &
Northwestern Railway; executive committee How
ard Elliott president of the Northern Pacific Rail
road and e. l.. Potter, third vice president of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
COLONEL HARRINGTON x. WEST.

Denver. April 25-Colonel harrington K West
deputy commissiOnary general Of the Department
OF the Colorado. died yesterday at his home here,
after an illness of four days from pneumonia, de-
veoped from a cold contracted while playing golf
Friday. Colonel West was a graduate Of West
Point in the early COS. He born Lexing-
ton, KY, and was forty-six years old A widow
and three children survive him.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE 3.
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..-1RErARY 70 eERMAN EMBASSY.

basss, IN -5.--.5Hroa Hermann von Hatzre,dt-
Sses.-. WEI succeed Baron yoa CEN Bussche-
iss,... cs 1rst Ecc1et2ry of the German
Wellington. ife is thirty sea-s
Wen, 3. i-e l@to Couat Paul vCn l-a;zf-.i--
q - iorlaer Cerm2n Ambassador il Lon-
"A of y .on Russche beeoIaes a permanent [
|~s S-e to.e.gn Office. and VIII be attached
's-neat 0f Higher Politics.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
Eve OF TIE NAEYER's MEN SAVED.

ia, 1I-- THE report that another
4, -ae Count de Smet de Naeyer. the Bel
\. --'ng snip which foundered on April %
f,e.s nsy Of Biscay. had been found is con-
n1T me boat had on board twelve sur
''cileing Lieutenant Van Zuylen.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
AGREE ON MANHATTAN THEATRE PRICE

The McAdoo Tunnel Company and the Sheppard
estate have agreed the terms of sale of the Man
haitian Theatre property Nos. 1885 and 1887 Broad
way. and No. 106 West S3d street The contract
has yet TO be approved by the courts. Appraisers
for the railroad company placed value Of $4,000
on on TIE property The price is said 10 be much
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
EXPLOSION WRECKS MILL

Hoosick Fails, n. Y, April 25.-An explosion in
the Corning mill OF the Du Pont Powder Company,
Schaghtcoke, tonight wrecked the building,
causing damage estimated at $4,000. There were TO
fatalities. The explosion shook houses and broke
glass for miles around.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
T-heUE RAGlNe lN cAsHMIR.

tes,,.' lAoi2, h9]f, 25.-There IS a serious
Ss-., q TIC plague Al Jammu. in Cashmir.
ssr 'ia,a There have been many vic
sss Ag he members of the palace house
s.a ~ 20 ii-te-.el Service troops. Two hum
-aa..-.-.. loaths occurred last week.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
LECTURE SEASON NEARs END.

But four evenings remain of the present season
of free public lectures given under the auspices OF
the BOARD OF Education The board announces the
closing this evening five schools and the LeXlng-
ton Avenue Baptist Church at which lectures nave
been given during the last seven months
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR JOHN KNOWLES PAINE

cambridge Mass, April 3.-Professor John
knowles Paine, director OF the musical department
or Harvard University since 1915 and a well known
composer and authority music. died suddenly
to-day at his home in this city from pneumonia.
PROFESSOR Paine had not been In good health for a
year or more, but he not confined to his home.
ana was out as late as last Sunday. On that day
ne contracted cold. and this developed quickly
into pneumonia
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
SULTAN REJECTS KHEDve,s OFFER.

,~o April 25.-Ihs Sultan ~ Turkey has
=. ,.'l rnfavorab.y 20 The Khedive,s sugges-
:. 'egarding me Tsbah boundary Question.
5Hgl @ I VIII now be handed over TO the
asr so'ernn-snt and the Porte for settle
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
NORFOLK & WESTERN DIVIDEND

Philadelphia April 25.~-The board of directors Of
the Norfolk & Western Railroad Company at a
meeting here to-day declared the regular semi
annual dividend of per cent or the common stock
of the company. The dividend IS PAYABLE June Is
10 stockholders of record May %
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

Lens, April 25.-Four Touring mills here were
burned down tonight. It is believed that they
were set on fire by strikers or their sympa-
thzers because the proprietors had furnished
four for the troops.
The authorities have adjourned the examina-
lion Of conscripts in consequence of the agita-
ton
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
M. PARKER WILLIAMS.

by Telegraph The Tribunel
Hudson, n. Y, April 25-M. Parker Williams
died at o'clock tonight. He eighty-one years
old. He the founder and for many years Edi-
tor of THE Hudson Evening Register" He leaves
a wife.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
gpDY-sPREcKsLs WEDDING SATURDAY..

Sacramento. Cal. April 25.-A New York woman
who is a friend of the families interested said to-
day that Miss I.urline Spreckels and Spencer EDDY
were be married at p m next SATURDAY
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
RESIGNS FROM TRUST COMPANY BOARD.

George W. Young, formerly president Of the
United States Mortgage and Trust Company, and
Young & Co. has resigned chairman OF the
board and a director OF the trust company.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

John Knowles Paine for thirty years professor Of
music at Harvard, was born In Portland, Me-. jan
uary 8. 1888. He began the study OF music when a
boy under Hermann Kotzschmar. and at the age
or seventeen years made a public appearance as
an organist. In 1858 he went to Germany to pur-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26

columbia ana Maryland showers to-day and Friday
cooler Friday. variable winds
For Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania,
showers to-day ana Friday: north winds
becoming variable.
For Easter, York. showers to-day and Friday;
fresh north winds, becoming variable
Engiand increasing cioudiness 20 day; Friday
showers, north winds. becoming variable.
For Western Pennsylyania and Western New York
showers to-day and Friday. variable WINDS
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Died.

GRANr-At ROseviile n j. April "a 1905 Mrs. T. j.
Ts6eT9aee 4tsh st. and s'h ave- New York city 1a
y. y, al convenience OF family.
HALLoCK-On Tuesday. April "a. OF pneumonia. az he's
late residence No rs Hancock ST.. Brooklyn Alice A.
Funeral private
MI-ANE-on April .. at No; a. East soth ST. David
Mefane ."ise aged % Weeks & mary anu
rYM?cIIoS-o4 IN Tuessay April "a IN her soh year al
mother Of Mrs Henry r Mallory MIS- a NJ DAY.
vices Friday. April p. at .. m. Mystic.
R3WEon April "a 1906 Kenneth Cooper infant Ot
months and % days FysS- aSP a4 s, Rove ~ s asa S
No ss Hsds a@e oS o4snss HRT 6ersnt @ al prya r m al
sMIrI suddenly. Stamford. Conn., on Tuesday AprI
~ ~ dso AEehinaId Henderson smith, year q
eyteIan CHURCH of stamford Conn, Friday afternoon
Intermsnt wooaawn csTeer New p York s~ at t0i Is.
convenience Of the family. Please omit towers
5s asd 1H. 30 Sss4 SsSsasT sn % Ct Pr "a and M
sv eTGla"n n NJ W. p Church 2S5th street,
leaves Grand Central station al al 7l5 S5S R m Train
sMIFln WITT Of ,bs st0PnstSn Is Conn April "a smith
5gaDeral from her late residence Friday afternoon.
- sfDEiEAt Ea At his home Pompson Plains y J.. April
rid DS toTSst Snyder aged 81 Funeral at his late
train leaving New York at II ocoeE 1nernsas asa
3 Ells virgins Henry swsrtVoat and
Funeral services at 81. Johns Church Stamford Conn
on Friday, April % at $50 O'Clock Carriages win 20
IN waiting arrival OF the train from New
York. Kindly omit flowers
TE1RRY.-On Saturday. April Z Knoxviile. Tenn.
Terry. Of New Haven. Conn.
TIMPSoN-At Orange y J., April .. Edwin William
OF Gustavus Winston and Agnes Walker. age 10
months Funeral private
TUCSER-on Tuesday April "a. 1906 at No. Prospect
Terrace. East Orange. y. j. Mary Alice Woodruff
widow Of Cummings Hatfield Tucker. in her s3d year
Funeral services Thursday April 26 O'clock. in
Brick Presbyterian Church, Atom
ID. L. s W. r. RJ. Train leaves New York at
o'clock
VAN MEyTER.-Henrietta La Forge. beloved wife OF
William Henry Van Meter. April p. 1906 Funeral
services Will be held her residence afavette
Place Arlington. N J.. Friday. April 81 al 7
Chambers - a. m.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-26
WEST END THEATRE,

Theatre on May 7, and will act there for week.
before departing. for the summer season. to the
Star Theatre, at Buffalo.
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Reig gious Notices.
80 cents per line.

SUNDAY SCHOOL. CONVENTION,
Broadway Tabernacle Broadway and 56th 81.
Opennz Meeting THIS evening Presidents SlGNAt
tAuburn Seminary and MACKENZIE Hartford Sem
inaryl will speak Professor Tall Essen Morgan with
choir OF three hundred voices will lead the singing
Friday afternoon and evening and Satu
morning and Afternoon Public invited 70 all rnsss-
a
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CEMETERIES.
THE woOpLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem from Gfans
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into his home. summit y j..
Wednesday April % Frederick @ Clark, the nth
cf Funeral services at calvary Church.
OF $50 train Of
81 New York. Saturday. April - 1896 Carriages will
train InterTuent at stamford. Conn.
t,r Il. NTFRS-At her residence. No 315 West 9th -
pIannell y. j.. Wednesday, April x. 1906 Nancy
II widow OF William Flanders. in her 10Th year.
Funeral private
GIILETTE-At Sharon. Conn., April 23 1906. Edward F.
Glette N .he .pn sssT Q. rs Shsra a. MS
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pE,RTTFRI- -WIISON.-On Wednesday. April 70. at 81
Ieo's Roman Catholic Church by the Rev Father
Geuevieve. daughter or the late Jonn ana
GT9r Sutherland Wilson. and granddaughter OF the
ats Lot CIrran Clark 10 Pilade Bertleri OF Turin
Itair.
= ATOM -wFssrERFTEns Dat Morristown. N j.. on
vednesday April o. the residence OF her aunt Miss
ESia NJ Graves, by the Rev. Albert Erdnlan y D.
Nav Graves Westerheld 70 Frank Eaton. OF MorrstoWn
].
TR-SOUTHERIAAND-On "wednesday, Apru -.
19OG at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church New York. by Bishop Chsr!ss e MGSaoe ss-
sisted by the Rev Wallace NacMullen. D. D.. pastor
~ the church Florence daughter Of Mr. A. F. Souther-
land 70 Eugene Gray Foster all OF New York
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