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New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
A CRANKY OLD DUKE.

King Edward has been spending the week at
Aluwick Castle. to which made a brief reference
in my letter Friday last. and among the curl
osities which his host and hostess the Duke and
Duchess OF Northumberland, Will undoubtedly call
% his attention will be the velocipede preserved
there. the first OF its kind and the forerunner Of
the modern bicycle. invented by the second Duke
Of Northumberland Of the present creation dur
ing the time which he spent in England between
his service under Frederick the Great in the Seven
Years War In Germany and his participation in
the American War for Independence This duke
by-the-bye had an illegitimate brother, James
Srnithson by name. who made his home in this
country and founded the Smithsonian Institution.
az Washington to which he left his entire fortune
at his death. IN 1879.
While King Edward has always been on very
friendly terms with the present duke he cannot
Dc said TO have got along well with the latter's
father The late duke during his lifetime enjoyed
the well deserved reputation Of being the most i'll
tempered and cranky nobleman in the United
Kingdom. He a Puritan Of the most rigid
type. and actually went to the length of reproach
ing Queen Victoria with the frivolous conduct of
her eldest son. Moreover he used TO deem it to be
MS particular mission 10 go about in society
ing people against the prince who is King
non,' lost soul" and as IAN absolutely un-
Desirable companion for the young" When the
prince complained TO his mother Queen Victoria
soothed his anger By pointing out that she herself
mad been sufferer through the old peer. since he
had ass2ed her with reproaches in connection with
he excessive grief which she manifested at the
loss Of her husband. The duke regarded this as
wicked IN She extreme and did not hesitate to tell
her majesty.
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Republican party that they have a grievance
against the Governor. But these differences are
purely personal, and not shared by the voters in
Enough along this line. But let II be said that
seldom does q man in the Governors chair At Al
bany start out TO the people cOnsctentiOuSly
but that, when the time for denomination comes
around, efforts are made to sidetrack him and
TO deny him that which should be his by every
rule of fair play. 10 should be kept clearly in mind
that these party dissensOns usually arise from
the selfish ambitions and love of power Of a few
men. They are selfish in conception and merciless
in execution
Republican ranks is the personal character and
record of Governor Higgins II ought to prevail
with the decent men OF his party and with the
Independent voter. And by reason of that record
the Governor is entitled TO Il denomination.
The Governor has given the party a strong plat
form In the two years work of the Legislature
EDMUND L. PENDLETON-
Mount Vernon. N. Y. July H. 1896.
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GEORGE A. LAMsREcHT.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy Telegraph 10 Tho Tribune.l
Babylon, n. Y. July 15-George A. Lambrecht
sixty-three years old, of the firm OF William Has
kel 6, Co. grain brokers. Of New York City, died
suddenly this afternoon at the Wawayonda
Fishing Club at Fire Island Inlet He had been
in poor health for a year from heart disease. He
came here on Friday. and went to the club Of
which he was treasurer. and FOR twenty-five years
had been a member. The body was brought to
Babylon, and will be taken tomorrow to the town
home, at No. S29 East GSth street. He was a
native OF New York City and a of the
late Anthony Lambrecht He member of the
Bushwick Democratic Club. Aron Club, and Trim
ity Lodge. F. and A. NJ He was chief clerk under
County Clerk John Carroll. and was also chief
1elegrapher at Police Headquarters. A wife and
son, Charles. survive him.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
MRS. WARNER M. sATEmAN.

Mrs Ella Louise Bateman. widow of Warner NJ.
Bateman, for many years leading member of the
Cincinnati bar, and sister of Francis Emory Trow-
bridge Of this city, died on Friday last at her
home. in Ivy Avenue, Glendale, Ohio The funeral
was held yesterday at her home, and was con-
Quoted by the Rev. Dr. c. D. Wilson, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian Church. Glendale
Mrs Bateman graduated from the Genesee
Wesleyan Seminary, Lima. n. Y. and also
studied at the Conservatory of Music at Stuttgart
Germany. Miss Frances Willard. the temperance
lecturer, the preceptress at Lima at that time
Three children survive Mrs. Batenlan. They are
Miss Mary Louise Bateman. Vassar. '04 Miss Elsie
Frances Bateman, of Glendale. who attended Gin
cinnad University. and Warner NJ. Bateman, jr.,
senior at Cornell University.
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JOHN p. M'TlGHE.
[Rv Telegraph to rhe rrlbune. ]

iBy Telegraph 70 Tho Tribune
Pittsburg July 15.-John p AlcTighe. former
member Of the state Legislature from this city,
many years the city detective force. and at one
time Superintendent of Police died to-day in Mount
Hope Retreat Baltimore the result of opera
ton for bowel trouble performed last Friday. Mr..
NcTighe had been a Mount Hope for some time
with mental trouble. due to blood cot the
brain. The clot had been absorbed and the patient
was rapidly recovering. The last word received
from him a few days ago that he would be
nome in few weeks. He was born In this city
on February O. 1868. He served seventeen years
on the detective force. twelve years in the Central
Board of Education and IN the Legislature OF 1901
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
J. HENRY LANE.

J. Henry Lane. who. until last January was
president Of ]. H. Lane Co, drygoods com
mission house. No 40 Worth street died yester-
day after an illness of nearly year, his home
No. 131 East 21st street. He seventy years
old and for several years dealt in cotton with the
New England states and the South He was a
member. of the Union League the Hardware and
the Riding clubs. the Chamber of Commerce and
the New England Society. He leaves three daugh~
ters and three sons The funeral will be held his
home Wednesday. The burial will be at
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
LEWIS c. GROVER BETTER.

II was reported last night at Roosevelt Hospital
that the condition OF Lewis c. Grover. president
Of the Colts Patent Firearms Manufacturing
Company Of Hartford Conn, who operated
on on Wednesday, improved. Mrs. Grover
who is staying at the Murray Hill Hotel, has
called to see her husband and is reported TO be
much pleased with his progress Al the hospital
Il was said that Or. Blake, Of the hospital staff.
said he was pleased with The progress made by
IS rat
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

George Percy were etlI living IN Virginia, their
ancestry being a matter OK common knowledge
understand that there are still Percys in Virginia
to-day. IL they could prove their descent the
senior OF them would be entitled to the earldom,
though not to the dukedom. OF Northumberland,
nor to the estates
ASSOCIATED WITH MANY TRAGEDIES.
Emperor Nicholas must have been studying the
history of the PTeobrajenski Regiment OF the
Guard, the crack corps of the Muscovte army
when he disgraced it the other day, reducing It to
the status of ordinary regiment of infantry of
the line depriving II OF all its prerogatives and SUI
perior pay, for. while every Russian monarch since
;he days of Peter the Great may be said to have
owed his or her elevation to the throne to Preo-
brajensks. it naturally follows that this regiment
was likewise responsible for the usually tragic
termination Of the reign of their predecessors on
the throne
First organized by Peter the Great when shIl
sixteen-year-old boy with the help of his French
tutor. Lefort it enabled him to deprive his sister
Sophla OF the regency and OF supreme power and
70 possess himself Of the throne The Preobraien
Skis again. helped Grand Duchess Elizabeth 10
wrest the crown from Emperor Ivan and to pro-.
cialm herself Empress. Ivan, II may be remem-
DeIed' was murdered in the Schlusselburg In 1852
Peter III seized by the Preohra enslyis forca5
TO abdicate in favor of his wife Catherine the
Great. and was shortly afterward nut 10 death nv
sergeant of the regiment in question: in the
castle or Ropcha. Again. II officers and men
Of this crack corps of the army who deprived Em-
peror Paul of his throne by putting him to death
thereby elevating to supreme power his son. Alex
ander l. Finally. many of the chief officers of the
regiment. including the Troubetskois the Wokon-
skis. the Muravieffs. etc, played an important role
In the so-called Decembrist conspiracy Of 1926
which had for its object the removal Of Emperor
Nicholas and the proclamation of Grand Duke
Constantine as Car, he having promised a con-
stitution.
Under the circumstances and in view of the past
Nicholas II has done wisely in removing the regi-
ment from among his guards he became
convinced of it's dsafection
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreCast.-washingtOn. July Is
There have been all districts east OF the
Rocky Mountains except New England the interior Of
the Gulf states and the Northwest There were
also local in New Mexico. Arizona and
Southern Utah.
Temperatures considerably lower In Western MIS-
so,ri Eastern Kansas and Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory They are slightly higher II s'z solth and the
Northwest and lower the UPPER lake region
There will be showers Monday east Of the Mississippi
River exc-p; Eastern Gulf states continuing Tues
iay IN the lower lake region and the Atlantic states
Showers are probable Monday in Arkansas and Okla
Territory, Western Texas and the north
ern uortioas Mexico and Arizona In the North
OF The Rocky Mountains the
be generally fair Monday and Tuesday
he Monday I'm the lower Arkansas Valley.
interior OF Gulf the ohio Valley
lake regtop II will Monday in Northwest
and warmer Tuesday in the lower Missouri and upper
valleys West of the Rocky Mountains
Ter will continue. cXccut the
The winds along New England be light 70
fresh mostly south; along the Middle
fresh southeast south along the South Atlantic
Gulf light 10 fresh south southwest
the lower lakes light and variable possibly occasional
the upper lakes light north
northeast Steamers departing Monday for European
will have light 10 fresh south winds with showers
10 Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
NEW YORKER wEDs IN INDIANA.

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Richmond, Ind, July 15.-Samuel Wickham Cor
win. jr. OF New York City. who is at present en-
gagged in business in this city. married Miss
Frances B. Campbell. the only daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Campbell. here last night. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Thomas J.
Graham, of the First Presbyterian Church. Mr.
and Mrs. Corwin will spend few weeks at Michi-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
JEROME ENTERTAINED IN ATLANTA.

Atlanta July 15.-William Travers Jerome. Dis
trct Attorney of New York and his two assistants.
Arthur c. Vandeveer and Francis P. Garvan ar
rived here to-day from New York on their way to
Warm Springs, Ga, where Mr.. Jerome will ad-
dress the Georgia Association on Tuesday or
Wednesday of this week. The visitors took an
automobile ride about the city this afternoon and
were later entertained at dinner at the Capital
ifI-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
CHILD KILLED BY FALL FROM WINDOW.

Filda Rabinowitz. three years old. sprang from
her mothers lap through a third story window at
No S7s 7th street. Brooklyn. yesterday. and was
killed The child fell thirty-five feet. striking on
the front stoop. Peter Nielsen. OF No. 2s9 Smith
street. who standing by. picked the body
UP and with IL 20 the Seney Hospital where
the physicans said that death had been nstantane-
GUS. The child's mother hysteEieal aud had
20 be taken OK by neiEhporA
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
the pEuTscHLAND's PASSENGERS.

Dover July 15.-Thc remainder of the passengers
of the Hamburg-American Line steamer Deutsch-
land which ran into IA pier while leaving this port
on Friday morning. have been transferred TO the
steamship Pretoria. which detained here to
take large quantity OF the Deutschlands cargo
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-Judge E l. HOWke. Calcutta. India
BELMONT-F. NJ: Finney. president Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway. Kansas City. GRAND
Commander L. L. Reamey u. S. N HOLLAND
George b. Winston, London; Count Wengers6y.
London IMPERIAI~-J. d. ATmitage, Boston; r.
II. Pisbury. Washington MANHATTAN-The
Rev. NeVin. Rome. Italy.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
ARmY SURGEON COMPLAINING WITNESS

Colonel Philip 5. Harvey assistant surgeon gem
eral in the United States Army. living at the St.
Adams in East 3lst street, in court yesterday
morning complaining witness against Henry
Cohen charged with burglary II was told by tho
colonel and other witnesses how Cohen had been
seen coming out OF his apartment on the seventh
floor by n bebOy with 4 silver sabre revolver.
a fountain pen and considerable clothing. Cohen
was held 30 800 ball tor tElak
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
INVENTOR OF CROWN STOPPER DEAD
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribun

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Baltimore. July 15.-William Painter. the inventor
of the crown cap used to cork bottles the world
over, died here to-day. He was a descendant OF an
old Quaker family. and had received nearly four
hundred patents.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
NOTES OF THE SUMMER STAGE.

Miss Ruth St Denis. who under the direction of
Henry B. Harris appeared az the Hudson Theatre
last season in East Indian dances is in London
where she is appearing at the Aldwych Theatre
By special invitation Miss st. Denis danced at the
Duchess of Manchester's June 20 and at the
studio of Sir Lawrence Alma Tadema July s.
The Duchess of ManC-eSter has written her that
before her return America she will have an
invitation to dance before the King at Sandring-
ham Palace. Arrangements have been made by
Mr.. Harris to present Miss ST. Denis in new
dances i'll America in the coming season
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
HENRY PHIPPs RENTS GLEN ouo1cH
sootland's Finest Deer Preserve, Costing
s5o0,000 Year, Taken by Pittsburg Man.

London. July 15.-Henry Phipps OF PIttshurs.
mas rented Glen 0uOich. ScotIand's finest Deer
Forest which comprises $4,000 acres. The rert
expenses are over half a million dollars a yaa-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
MRS. EDMUND w. PETTus.

Selma, Ala, July 15.-NTrs. Edmund w Pettus
wife of United States Senator Pettus, of Alabama
died at her home here to-day, aged eighty-two
years She had been Ill since her return from
Washington at the close of the session of Congress-
The funeral will be held here on Monday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

ROLE OF DENTISTS AT FOREIGN COURTS.
Dentists. indeed. play so important a role nova
DAYS in the existence Of royalty that it is difficult
10 realize that less than a century ago the
teeth OF the anointed Of the Lord attended to
hy BARRIERS The late Dr. Thomas Evans. although
he owed his acquaintance with royalty in the first
place TO his being dentist, ended by winning their
trust and friendship. the extent Of which elo-
Quently shown when Empress Eugenie, deserted
by all her oourtiers and retainers. turned to him
for refuge after the overthrow Of the empire and
the invasion Of the palace OF the Tuileries by the
mob in 1870.
The extraordinary favor bestowed by the late
King Of Wjirtemberg upon a New England dentist
led his government and his people to confront him
with the alternative OF either expelling his Ameri-
can friend from the country else OF being him
self deposed from his throne. Needless to say shat
the King sacrificed the dentist American dentists
have figured in royal romances at Madrid and in
Rumania, and IT may be recalled that the divorce
of the Crown Princess of Saxony followed by
the summary expulsion from the kingdom OF her
American dentist who had built up a large and
successful practice at Dresden.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

Highest temperature yesterday so degrees: lowest =
Degrees "a degrees: for corresoil.s
date last year. I6 degrees for corresponding eaa
last twenty-five years IS degrees -
Local FOTecast-OcCRsiOnal showers to-tAJ ana tess
AAy light % fresh rtniss mostly ssuth
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WHAT rs GOING ON TODAY.

Racing. Brighton Beach. 2:3O p.
Lecture On plantation Life Bird lore Young
Christian Association No East 18th street
Sp- m.
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ROYALTY'S JAW.
FnperO~ Francis Joseph, at 76, Has
che SOundest Teeth of Any RuIer.

-, General KerzI, who for a number Of
- has been the medical attendant OF Emperor
y-.,e Joseph, has. in response to an inquiry from
s1Tarvar Venuzet.' sent a letter for publica-
- - !, shat important Hungarian paper. demon
.t,g the falsity OF the reports current TO the
- condition OF health of his illustrious patient,
accidentally furnishes the information that the
-.oror receives the attention OF his dentist but
- a wear, and that in spite OF his advanced age
q Iii be seventy-six next month-he has lost cEly
sbree teeth
-1s,s Is sufficiently remarkable TO he worthy of
= cor. as a general rule, Old World royalty is
D.vfat weak in fbe jaw. and furnishes a vast
-, -, az business for the dentist. In fact royal
.-a,r as a general rule, bad. Those. for in
.oaca OF the sons OF King Oscar Of Sweden are
~ barred a peculiarity vouched for by. among
800 the late DR.. Thomas Evans who their
s.,,at until HIS death. The barring of the teeth
!" ,ofbing more less than somewhat rare
,sornation OF the jaw, and consists OF bars Of
- r,,nnlnR through the roots of the teeth in such
E,- that ~ is impossible to extract them without
s,1tne previously split them into fragments
-,o,rbon Fnolars are notoriously bad, and Don
,-.,loa Of Spain was perfect martyr to his teeth
Tn he had them all replaced by artificial ones on
80 occasion OF his stay in this country. just thirty
-. ago King Edward has confessed in writing
s.t among his most disagreeable experiences has
-, she necessity Of saying pleasant things and
= ,,soning an amiable smile his face at some
NU. function while suffering the agonies of
T
.Sstor az sandringham. whittier he was wont to be
-nyooned professionally from Paris three or four
s,-oes a year, and the first appointment officially
-,ose 70 the household OF little Prince David"
eto eldest son OF the present Prince and Princess
20 wales. was that Of a dentist. The boy had a
~ OF trouble getting his first teeth, and accord
s,plv before he two years old The Govern
,nene Gazette announced the appointment of a
Clsver young dentist as dental Surgeon in Ordi-
,arv 10 His Royal Highness Prince Edward Of
York"
For more than a quarter of century the late
1r Thomas Evans was to visit periodically
(,oblentz on the Rhine, and Potsdam, for the pur-
nose OF caring for the teeth of the old Empress
Augusta OF Empress Frederick and of her chill
sren and st may be recalled that during the last
stages Of the illness Of Emperor Frederick at San
Reno Evans remained up the greater part Of one
tight 10 fashion with his hands peculiarly
shaped silver tube. by OF which he saved
.he unfortunate monarch from attack of suffo-
cation winning for him brief respite Of life.
Emperor William for many years patient of
a well known American dentist established in Ber-
I'm and who committed suicide not long ago. The
iraperiaI teeth are now cared for by a German
graduate Of one OF the big American colleges of
dentistry.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

LONDON. July 15.-WHam J. Bryan left London
to-day He will visit Oxford StratfOrd-on-Agon
EolnOursh' Glasgow. Belfast. Cork and Dublin. Hs
VIII return to London on July q when he win 90
TO Hawarden.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16
Forecast for Special Loci

Forecast for Special LOcnutes.-For the District
Columbia Maryland Delaware. New Jersey and Eastern
Pennsylvania. occasional showers to-day Tuesday
light south winds
For Eastern New York occasional showers to-day and
Tuesday; cooler Tuesday in portion light
winds. mostly south
For New ENGLAND, occasional showers day and
day sNceut fair 10 day In Eastern Maine. cooler Tues
day Light q fresh winds. mostly south
For Western New York. showers cooler o
Tuesday partly cloudy. light winds mostly
southwest
New-York tribune., 1906-07-16

Nellie McHenry engaged on Friday by Louis
James for the character OF Mistress Quickly in his
coming presentation Of The Merry Wives OF
Windsor The two wives viii be played by Aphia
James as Mistress Ford and Miss Charlotte Lam
bert Mistress Page. Miss Lillian Lancaster has
been engaged for Sweet Anne Page. Norman
Hackett for Master Ford. J. Arthur Young for
Pistol and William Chrystie Miller for Master
Shallow, a character he played with the elder
Hackctt forty
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