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New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting New York Presbytery. Old First Church.
Fifth avenue and 18th street II a m
apst pastors meeting, Fifth II a.
Methodist preachers meeting. No $50 Fifth II
a
Reorganization meeting OF Democratic State Committee
Hoffman House, noon
Ratification meeting OF Patriotic Republican Club
No. lS5 East 10Th street, evening
Democratic judicial convention in Brooklyn. evening
Republican Assembly conventions Brooklyn TO
elect delegates to judiciary convention.
Opening of New York County Fair, Madison Square
Garden.
Opening Show St. Nicholas Rink Broadway and
Goth
Fall meeting the West End Association Hotel ST
Andrew, Broadway and 72d street. $50 p m
Free lectures of the Board of Education p m: De
Witt Clinton High School street and Tenth
avenue. Frederick r PartT gton. Morocco and
southern Spain dllUstrateD: Public School /. 141st
street and Edgecombe avenue. Harry X. Bassett,
Julius C'msar;' Public School -. No. 225 East 37th
dustratedi Public School 81 NJ ne 4Is Vest 9sb
Public School 1$5. First avenue 51st street, DR..
Walter E Clark. The Evolution the Uses OF
Money and BankiEg;" Public School 159 10. e4i
East ll9ta street. Dr. George F. Greene. The De
School 1Ss, Lewis. East Houston ana East Third
streets, Ernest Ingers0 "Our Wild Neighhors'' o.
Jererson street Louis U. Wilkinson, OF Cambridge
University. England. The Characters Shake
sIeares Tragedy: Hamlet King Lear" the first OF
course OF uNe lectures on Characters Of Shake
spearc' illustrated. ST Luke's Hall. 4S3 IFud-
son street near Grove street, Miss Hannah II. Hefter
Goth street. between Eighth Ninth avenues Dr.
Isaac g Surge our american Flag and the Na-
ttoual Anthem Morrls High School lcGth
Boston Road Dr.. Lewis Gsstou Leary, Around The
Historic Mediterranean illustrated. Public School
y No 2iS6 Webster avenue. Fordham. Samuel Cu4I-
Life Among the Natives of East Africa uIius-
tTated); Public School = Church street. Kingsbrdg-
cyrus 9. Adams. Progress in Africa Since ExpIoya-
dom
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WHY HE WAS ExILBD AND REPUD1ArED

-@'-Ag thus pretty well proved that the arch
- iIas been really dead since his disappearance
80 sixteen years ago few words may be of
eS- f- eS 10 the reasons which caused him to
e austria But few people outside court circles
eHna are aware OF the fact that he played a
- acuFe role in placing Prince Ferdinand of
e on 'he throne Of Bulgaria. He thereby
= -seo me anger OF Emperor Francis Joseph 10
Do''4hg pltch. For. in the first place the
-0h ruler has never either liked or trusted
t,-' Sio' ana then. too, he bound by per-
80 3'eoees 10 The late Car TO refrain from in
,-t-s IN Bulgaria from permitting any
:, | -, O Als family 10 accept the Bulgarian crown
.. ne acceptance by Ferdinand of the throne
- HisilS7uon and with the cooperation Of
Johu- seemed like a breach of faith 10
49, Ier H. Francis Joseph does not like any
g. o. his family to play role IN politics
49,. - was therefore particularly angry with
1l9uKe 80. John. who had been led 10 turn his at
So 70 foreign and domestic politics by his
- -eh' on The part OF the War Department
- WIN the sanction Of the Emperor had de-
go nm OF his commands. placed him on the
49, 49, lst and relegated him military oblivion
-, 70 his ardent championship Of reforms now
s,--eisaty adopted. but which in those days were
asry men u iiiiii-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
EMPEROR INSTITUTED SEARCH.

- ,,e-eforA be well 10 endeavor 10 dispel,
9. ts- as is possible. the mystery which prevails
,,t reRard 10 the archduke. and IT may be stated
80 rfrbt at the very beginning that there are
..a very strongest reasons for presuming that ne
,s dead Emperor Francis Joseph, although he had
,o-ced him 10 leave Austria and TO surrender his
Austrian citizenship relented when the news was
brcspbt 10 him that his most gifted but eccentric
oousn was missing. and had probably been snip
1rracke6 For he dispatched the cruiser Haida
which spent almost year in exploring almost
,,s-r mile Of the coast between IQuique and Val
-siso as well as the adjacent islands in the hope
- discovering some trace of the prince or OF his
chs, the Nsreherita The search proved frutless
ss did also the subsequent attempts by Austria and
by other maritime powers 10 find the archduke on
che or another Of the Islands Of the South Pacific
70 net even any wreckage was discovered, 1t must
hA remembered that the Margherita was an iron
sttn and that the coast OF Patagonia, between
cene Tres Nortes and Staten Island. where the
vessel IS believed 20 have foundereo, is so storm
beaten and forbiGdingly precipitous that boards
and woodwork which might have been torn OF
from the sinking ship would have been dashed 10
atoms by the terrific force OF the huse WIVES
against the cliffs.
Archduke John was passonately devoted to his
old mother the Grandduchess OF Tuscany, who died
IN 1885 As long as he lived he was wont to write
20 her almost daily when away from her side. He
wrote 10 her long and detailed letter just before
sailing from lQulQue, but rom that uIne IoEIn unNA
she died eight years afterward, she never received
sine from him. nor the slightest information to
whether he was alive dead If he had been hv-
ang he must have known that the good old lady
kept lights burning in his rooms in her chateau OF
Ortn every night until her death. always hoping
aFstnst hope for his return. and herself placing
fresh flowers every day in his apartments. It is
impossible 10 believe that knowing this he must
have known Il he had been living. he would have
left her without q single sign of life. With him
board the MaTgherita when she sailed his
actress wife Milly StubeI. and a crew OF German
Austrian, English and Italian sailors: also some
men taken or board at Ensenada. Most Of these
people had near and dear relatives. Yet they have
never given any sign OF life since they sailed from
Iquique with the archduke. Is II possible TO con-
celVe that even if the prince should have resolved
70 envelope his existence IN mystery, they should
nave al Of them been willing TO remain dead from
ihehceIoTth 20 their dear ones? Then, too. the
supreme Court Of the German Empire has com
peAeo lhe marine insurance companies 10 pay over
% ne Fiennese lawyer. Baron Haberle the trus-
Zee o. the aTchduke's estate the quarter Of mill
loh marks for which the Margherita was insured
tna legally establishing the fact that the boat had
beer lost
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
SAYS NEWSPAPERS 1NJURE MEXICO
Sensational Stories Scare Away Men Who
Might Help Industries.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: ] sending you herewith COPY of a nor
tion OF letter received from my son in Mexico
Though II may harsh, if the facts about which
he complains (and I judge that they are
from the fact that not long since l saw in The
Tribune an Item from Mexico City. by the United
States representative there saying that the trouble
expected in Mexico about the middle of September
was all the work of the American papers). we can
not wonder that he writes in a spirit of bitterness
The following is the portion Of letter referred to-
September 16 passed off very quietly indeed in
spite OF the American papers I wish the writer's
or all those reports were in the hottest part of -
Tor they have worked unutJerable harm caused
hardShi-s and. III some cases, ruin to good ha rd
working Americans in this country, by soaring
away men about to invest in Mexican mines and
industries, BY running the tourist trade upon which
many q counts for his living: and in a fhou-
sand and other ways have the reDorrS cir
Culated To satisfy the average American taste for
IS the JOY of our free press and one cannot
claim redress from It One has TO take his loss
and with a in his heart begin all over again
with dreams of coming home dashed and Cod oni,,
Of IL all. and II is poor devils down here work
ing for stake and in life in a foreign com
try among dangers and nardships and denials that
the American, sitting snug and comfortable. could
never realize understand, for II is far beyond
hts comprehension, who suffer. on, II makes me
crazy mad think OF IL.
Nv reason for sending You this is that feel that
papers Ike Tho Tribune only too anxious not
Ia T;lblish sensational articles and news without
knowing If the facts are true not, and anything
vou can do 10 remedy this condition will be great
iy apureciat ed by the thousands of men " ho
are undergoing lives of hardship in mining camps
that such reports injure almost beyond reparation
Kinderhook, n. Y, Sept rs. 1905 x
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MRS. AsToR REACHES HOME.

Mrs William Astor arrived at the Grand Central
Station, in her special car attached TO a BoSon
express at : o'clock last night. She was moved
from the car TO her carriage, waiting on the con-
in a wheeled chair and was driven directly
10 her home. At No S42 Fifth avenue Mrs. Astor
stood the Journey Well. il said She Is gainlnc,
strength steadily. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. Ornta Wilson
Mrs. AstoTs son-in-law and daughter, accompaIxed
her from Newport.
lbs Telegraph The TrIbuneI
Newport, r. l., Sept. 3O.-Mrs. William Astor
who has been I'll her summer home here for
some time. left Newport this afternoon for New
York The Wexford steamer made a special trip
for her, and Wexford Junction she was met
by her private and proceeded 10 New York
Mrs. Astor taken aboard the steamer In a
wheel chair.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
THE WEATHER REPORT

Official Record and FOrecast--Was Washngtor. Sept 50
troplcal disturbance reported as approach
Ing the yucatan Channel the east No information
Is available s % intensity
United States strong Of high pressure is
moving eastward across lake region and the oer-
fnent weeks has been crowded southwark
in middle GuIf
Rain has fallen in the Middle and Southern Atlantic
States the eastern Gulf states Arkansas the rpcr Ohio
Valley the lower LAKE region.
decidedly cooler in Northeastern districts and
warmer Missouri VALLEY.
Showery weather viii continue Monday and Tuesday in
Atlantic ana 5.uIt States.
generally weather rru01be. with slowly rising
. Northern and Western districts
Tee winds along iir Nevs england and the Middle
Atlantic Will fresh brisk north:
South Atlantic coast
along Gulf fresh and variable: along the
fresh north; the lower
and the lakes southeast
Steamers departing Monday for European ports VIII
have fresh north winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
JOHN ORTH's" WIG.

~ me add that the archduke was a most
E7l--sr looking man, who even in his younger
- - Nes completely bald and wore wig of
--eh ne was not IN the least bit ashamed being
80 - accustomed 10 remove II when incommodeI
s neat ana desiroUs OF cooling his head II
u therefore. be easy TO recognize him If he
- a--Fe' and the only people who claim 10 have
hesh MN since his alleged death have been per
- "ho had never seen him in Europe previous
- - ms @ls disappearance. and who were ignorant of
- HS-oness-|hich does not appear on his por-
@'1S-and Of other striking peculiarities
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OPERATION ON MME. KALICH.
Actress Will Be Unable to Resume Duties
for a Month.

Nine Bertha Kalich was operated on for appendi-
citis at a private hospital yesterday afternoon nv
Tr = Farouhar Curtis Last night Dr. villa m
Allen Bartlett her physician. said the operation
was successful, and that his patient was progress
;no favorable. Or. Bartlett said that Nine IIalich
.0,id no compelled to remain In bed for two weeks
and ii would be month before She could appear on
the stage. -, - 1,-;.,. 49,,
ssturdav to go or with the performance of The
Kreutzer Sonata, IN WEIGH sue was appearing at
'i+ afyer5ar IT was decided that operation was
The Illness of the actress will interiors
~ tGa mans of the Shuberts, who had arranged
road toiIr FOR the play after the end of the an
f-asement in this city
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
EIPPODROME CONCERT.
United States Marine Band Begins the Sun
day Night Series.

Tho season OF sunday popular music began last
,,abt With a concert by the United States Marine
Band at the Hippodrome The attendance was gen
erous. and the band Literally applauded The pro-
Guided Webers Invitation TO the Dance" arranged
for the band by w H Santelmanh1' the conductor.
szt second Hungarian ThaPsody ng ana 6 three solo
SoIssSs EYdelis" the official march past
Next Sunday at the Hppodrome soarano and his
band Will be heard for the nss 'iiiie AeiS
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POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GAPDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH TIE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE IA. Il
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'CNCIAT1oN OF RANK NOT VOLUNTARY.
o., neither these differences with the Emperor
Ee' me latter's refusal TO permit him 10 marry
\. H4otgSnsucally. the actress MiIly StubeI can
h, s~toed as the real cause OF his renuncatlon OF
el.' SeFlel rank, titles and dignities and his ex-
br- - ron membership OF the house OF Haps-
,s il is equally a mistake to believe that the
~ @0-SIson Was voluntary. brought about by his
a. Alo"n horror Of IKE restrictions Of etiquette
- VI hlE rank ! have the best Of reasons for
&c. mat his abandonment of his status as an
r1Ae' very far from being voluntary. was com
e. and have had in my hands number of
:, ,t-1Agly Interesting letters IN his handwriting
E,-H ne states over his own signature that the
,o Yior ,s. had not only strictly forbidden him ever
nm, ~ 10 Austria. whence he had banished him
,.o t@o likewise deprived him OF his Austrian oitl-
os, az lsaVsng him without a country, and free
H. = Gear The family name OF Orth. taken from
% --f OF the chateau which Ez1 been the home
"a, ch!akocd with mis- moth>-- in The last let
rps-% %..t'en from Chatham. near London, where he
IT,. 4lilly stubel. ne describes himself as a
senssiy miserable anG broken hearted. whose
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
DE cAsTELLANE REELECTED.

Paris. Sept. S0.-Count Boni de Castellane has
been reelected anti Ministerial member of the
Chamber Of Deputies from the Basses Alpes by
$3.50 votes against 2154 poIIed by his three oppo-
nents combined Count Boni was unseated after
his last election from this district charges Of
corruption
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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life was TO all intents and purposes at an end
Nothing In the letter conveyed the idea that he was
either deeply IN love with his wife or that he
looked forward 10 existence OF happiness at her
side. Indeed from this last letter, should almost
be tempted to believe that his marriage m The
for whose sake he supposed to have
sacrificed everything had increased rather than
diminished his bitterness. The real and hnal
cause Of his exile from Austria his exclusion from
the imperial family and from Austrian citizenship
and his subsequent departure on that fatefuI sea
voyage around Cape Horn, from which he was
never 10 return still remains a secret the knoHl-
edge Of which is confined to the Emperor and to
his chancellor Count Goluchowsk It is one of
the many mysteries OF the relgning house of Aus
trIa-
COUNT FORMERLY HERE NOW JAILED
Count Conrad Alexander Stanislas Colonna-Wa-
lewski who has Just been sentenced at I,eipsic
TO a term Of imprisonment with hard labor for q
whole series of swndles, is well known IN this
country. where he spent number of years in an
unsuccessful pursuit of fortune in the person of a
rich wife He was repeatedly engaged; but
how another the match was always broken
off at the last moment, generally the OF the
day appointed for the wedding. In between times
the count, who is the last OF his historic race
earned precarious livelihood as a riding master
music teacher. horse dealer and agent for the sale
OF automobiles. In Paris he was arrested a year
ago for swindling, but managed to escape punish
ter. who settled with the people whom he de-
frauded and secured medical opinion 10 the ef-
feet that he was mentally unbalanced
At the time of his recent arrest at Leipsic he
was on the point of marrying a wealthy Jewish
widow, who had actually become a convert to
Catholicism and had caused herself 10 be baptized
for his sake. When first brought before the ma g
istrate he endeavored to affect insanity. with so
much success that he committed to She lunatic
asylum Of sonnenstein for medical observation.
While being conveyed thither he managed TO es-
scape from his police by jumping out of the
moving train, made his way to Halle, secured a
room IN hotel there and then, after having dosed
himself with morphine. tried to commit suicide by
opening several OF his veins while in a hot bath.
rescued before much damage had been done he
mas now been declared perfectly accountable for
ms actions ard sentenced to a years hard labor
ms marriage with the widow being, of course off
IN the official roster OF German counts issued in
connection with the 'Alnanach de Cotha'' his name
Is SET down as an officer OF the reserve of the Ger
man army. This is incorrect. For the count.
VINO was formerly lieutenant Of Prussian artillery
WAS turned out OF the army a number Of years ago
on account of dishonorabe money transactions
his title is Polish one, but has been recognized
ana registered in Prussia, and. I mentioned
the historic house of Walewska which has a com
mon origin with the old patrican family of Colonna
at Rome. possessing the same armorial bearings
and heraldic devices
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
STUDY OF LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHILL
Lord Rosebery's Monograph Causes Surprise
in London

London, Sept. 3O-Lord Rosebery caused con-
siderable surprise to-day by the publication OF a
monograph the late Lord Randolph Churchill
without any previous announcement Lord Rose
berry himself describes it only a "reminiscence
and study" and not IN any sense a life"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
Fo.ecnst tor spsclnI LocaILtIe.-Eor ~ EngIane

feir to dag ard TUESDAY. Lrisk winds
For Eastern New York. fair to-day the coast
Tuesday fair: fresh p-i7' northeast winds
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania. New JerSev. Delaware
Maryland and the District Of Columbia partly cloudy and
cooler to-day; Tuesday fpir: northeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. fair
today and Tuesday Tuesday; fresh northeast
winds, becoming southeas7.
Local Official Record.-Ths following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
perature the twenty-four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. II degrees; lowest 81
degrees. corresponding
date Of year degrees for corresponding
GATE OF last Twenty-Five years 90 degrees
Local Eorecast-To- day fair, coolsrI TUESDAY faHj
fresh brisk northeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-01
WHO WOULD HAVE THOUGHT OF 1T?

To The Editor OF The~|fsSune-
Sir. How is It that amorSg al the suggestions for
relic wing the congestion at the Brooklyn Bridge
terminal no adyocates ts s1 SPEEDY completion of
New York City. Sept. p. 1906.
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BADEAU-Ou September 70 Catherine r-aka widow -,
Charles Raymond IaGeau in the year OF her age
Funeral services from her late residence
st. BTooNyn Monday evening 5 o'clock
BURDEN-on sunday afternoon September % 1905 AZ
his late residence No eJS Fifth ave. A Burden
the S4 his servirs from col
legRte Church OF St Nicholas 9th ave and 4sth Al ON
Monday morning, October l. al $50 O'Clock
CYITTENDEN-At Dover. y J. September q 1905 A.
lingering illness. Thomas Rockwell 6ritrend4n
NJ y. Funeral services at his late residence No Is
Vest Blackwell st Dover, y. J.. Monday, a
ocCck p m. Burial at the convenience family
Please omit flowers
DRAKE-At Planheld y j. on seventh day Ninth
month, 18th. 1903 Ph9be Golden, widow Of John Hal
lock Drake Funeral services at residence Dr. J.
vernon smith 1880 ST. and Sd ave. New York city. on
flowers
HoDGMAN-On Friday. September IS IN London. George
funeral hereafter.
WE-At IrNington- Hudson. September a. 1905.
Nancy G., widow OF the late Jonah Howe Funeral
services at the late residence sunday September SO.
a. O'CLOCK 1nterTnent az Barneveld, ~ X Monday.
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