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New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
VAST THRONG AT HIPP0DR0ME.
New Management Gratifed by Success of
Opening Night.

The Hlppodrome opened last night for the season
of ls5s-O7. under the naEemeut Of Shubert s.
Anderson. with SIX thousand paid admissions The
management was so pleased with the hrst-nirht
crowd that +. =. Temple, the general stage mana
ger, was induced make speech Mr. Temple
said the management was grateful FOR such re-
rnarkable turnout. and proposed 20 take nashlSht
photograph. copies OF which would be sent 20 every
one applying.
Before the curtain went Up on "A Society Circus
the unnamed baby elephant was doing stunts of his
own in the lobby Of the Hippoirome. "" had
bundle of programmes tucked under his Lex. which
ne distributed with his trunk. making profound
row in the Of some very pretty woman.
Governor Blanchard Of Louisiana. Congressman
Padge't and GriFEs and Colonel Rates. secretary OF
Sir Wilfrid Laurier with forty members ~ the ca
madam Royal Guards, among those present
Each scene ia the big performance was cheered TO
fhe echo Although the Offering was the same
he closing months of last season. there lot
q new faces Oh the stage. ana tho circus
entirely new. The sensational feature nf The night
was motoring iu mid air
After tho performance MsssrS Shuhert & And-r-
egn declared that they were completely satisfied
.rd felt tnat the Hippodrome started season that
VIII make history. Both watched tho 3orform-
.nce from beginning 10 end Two performances
will h" given daily. beginning tomorrow afternoon
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MR.. ROOT AT SANTIAGO.
1mericGn Secretary RcceiCed at Sta
hOR bH Large CrO7cd.

Santiago. ChH. Sa0t-Seeretary Root AMI
his party arrived here at = oclDck this afternoon
and were received AZ the station by a crowd IF
5000 persons. detachment Of soldiers and bands
Of music. Mr.. Root was driven to his temporary
home in a state coach drawn by four horses The
dense crowds Of people who lined the thorough
fares kept UP a continuous thunder Of cheers for
the American diplomat
In the carriage with Mr. Root were Minister
Of Foreign Affairs Huneus. Minister Of Justice
Flgueora and Mr.. Hicks the American Minister.
Mrs. Root was in the second carriage and Miss
Root in the third. The party is lodged at the
home of Mrs. Edwards.
Later Secretary Root drove TO the Government
Palace in a state coach escorted by infantry and
cavalry. There he was warmly welcomed again.
the bands playing Hail Columbia and the
crowds. that almost blocked his way. cheering
him and the United States. President Riesco.
surrounded by his Cabinet, received Mr. Root
and Minister Hicks in the Hall Of Honor.
Mr.. Root in his speech thanked President
Fiesco for the cordial greeting that had been
given him He deplored the catastrophe which
had befalIen the country and wished for brighter
days for Chill. whose sons Re said. he had had
occasion to know. President Riesco. responding
thanked the American government for sending
Mr.. Root to visit the country and wished The
Secretary happy stay here
From the Palace Secretary Root returned to
his residence. accompanied by Minister duneus
and Mrs. and Miss Root. Arriving there the
party was greeted by FIVE hundred persons of
social distinction
Mr. Root. on his arrival at Lota yesterday
afternoon from Punta Arenas on board the
United States cruiser Charleston received the
ChtIian Foreign Minister, Antonio Huneus. and
the American Minister. Mr.. Hicks on board the
cruiser which hoisted the Gillian flag while the
band played the national anthem Of Chilli 10
which the Chilian cruiser Ministro Zantteno re-
piled by hosting the American flag the band
PLAYING The Star Spangled Banner"
When the welcoming ceremonies were over
Nj Root landed and visited LOta Park with
which ne was delighted. After attending a
banquet IN his honor. the American Secretary %
State started at midnight for Santiago BY rail
Mr.. Root and his family are in good health
lH- secretary speaks in the highest terms OF
,1e Charleston and her officers He SAYS the
cruiser proved her seawOrthiness I'm a severe
gal" and satisfied every one. She viii proceed
directly from Lota 20 Valparaiso TO await ths
Secretary and his party
The delay in the arrival of the Charleston at
Lota was caused By a head wind in Smith =
Channel
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WALLACK'S THEATRE.
The Judge and the Jury.

A. Uarack's Theatre last night a friendly audi
ence witnessed the nrst performance OF a rather
crude American melodrans, called The Judge and
tho Ir,-v'' tho work OF two Western playWriEnts.
Harry u CottrsI and oliver Morosco. At the close
Of the third act Ions continued applause brought
Nj AIorosco on the stage express his thanks for
New York's cordial reception OF his drama ~ III"
IN New Mexican mining camps.
Ida Conquest portrayed the heroine. Maquita. an
rnsophisticated young girl who mas been brought
up 10 think. like Belasros Girl Of the Golden
West 20 that the real thing IN "A gentleman Is Miles
CHilcotn q husky young miner played by William
Desmond until the arrival OF Lester Grccnway.
capitalist from New York looking FOR mining in
vcstrneuts. gives her a new standard Of gcntlhty.
and puts Chlcotes nose very much out OF Joint.
tirconyyay. portrayed by Walter Hale. dazzies the
girl by describing the luxurious life he Will pr0vid"
for her In Gotham II m" will consent 10 be his
bride The girl instinciyeiy distruSts him. and
asks for time before giving him ncr final answer.
She appoints a trystinE place deserted cottage.
b. the time they meet there the girl has decided
to refuse HIM. but while they are standing IN the
doorway OF the cottage Groascr whom Greenway
had insulted pushes the cabin door shut upon
them and locks from the outside. Then ne shoots
Greenway. not mortally. through the window. and
away.
The censorious citizens Of the mining camp where
all this takes place make Up their minds. when
Grcenway Is brought in wounded. that he must
have insulted Macut1 and been shot by her in
eeIr-defence. They decide TO lynch the visiting
capitalist and are prevented only by the sIightei
lover Miles Chilcote
This gives Mr. Grecnway opportunity to eA-
plain that his advances 10 Maquita were strictly
honorable That satisfies tho crowd.
He then tells Chiicote that these advances were
scornci by Maquita. who had confessed to him
that she loved Chilccte all the time The lovers
are then united. and oil ends happily
Miss Conquest made very wiusome and
gagiug heroine. and William Desmond won much
applause for the manly character Of his acting
The rest of the company seemed 10 mistake bur
lcSque for comedy to iameuta BILE degree" but the
piece iS likely for some time.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

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PLAY OF Many PARENTS.
U'ho Urote "THe Little Stranger
Subject Of LireIy Discussion.

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entered INT" a contract with Mrs Martina Morton
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New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
OBITUARY.
LUDLOW ANDRus BATTERsHALL.

Ludlow Audrus E1ttershall died Al his home ~
Sea Clir. Long Island. AuEusr = f. the ninety
thl-d yea- Of his agr. TIo born a Canaan.
Columbia County. =. y. For many years - was
the senior member of the firm of Bartershan
squ.res 4 sherry ore OF the Oldest grocery house,
o, TROY y Y. IN wh-h city he was identified WITH.
many public enterprise lie vas one of tho fou'd-
ers and trustees Of Troy University and Oakwood
Cemetery. and for many years was president 81 t7e
Union Bank. OF Troy. In 1863 he removed 70 thta
city and formed the firm o. Battershan Storm.
20 I5l Pearl street. where he Was engaged Ia the
Importation % teas.
lie leaves Uife. who was Mis- Mary Elizabeth
Smith. of IecN Comfy. Nd. two sons TIE
Rey. Dr Walton y. Bat'erShEi. rector Cf - Te
ters church. Albany. and Or Joseph ". Bat.
torshaU a physician ot Attlehoro. Mass, and
daughter. Mr.. Sarah h-eac ColwcN who lives az
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
ANARSHIPS GATHERING.
Ing PIators 1lready at Ogsicr
Bag-Recker Sees President.
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vster Bay. Sept. 1.-The summer capital is
ard this evening with visitors who have as
.sstHd 10 witness the naval parade Although
- q the warships that are to take part in
~ review Monday have appeared on the
s.rbd. many visitors hired launches this after
-ss 10 steara out 70 5he scene. while others pro-
,saed In livery rigs to Bayvile where they
sid get view % the waters where the ships
IL be thirty-six hours hence
PRESIDENT Roosevelt received a visit to-day
svn Mayor Becker OF Milwaukee. who came on
rs big red automobile from New York Tho
80 Mayors conveyance bore large canvas
rEcard. reading. Mayor Becker of Milwaukee"
,ssked across he rear. so that the farmers and
,bmdege7s passed on the way might cheer as
r-sstness whrled by. some of them did. while
c.bsrs under the impression that the wagon was
ys7t OF a show given at the new opera house
ais evening, promised to attend the play Tho
Mayor visit to Sycamore Hill had no political
sgBiacance.
Upon request OF Mr.. Becker the President
posed with him beside the automobile while Mr..
Hocke-. HIS honor's secretary. pushed the button
q 3 camera This photograph. II Il proves
focd one, VIII probably be effectively used by
TIE NSy or when he gels back home and by tna
auto-n0 BILE firm which is swinging the Mayor
sound The circle in its latest improved touring
az
TIE grest feet Of Harships which are to take
part a. the review began To assemble in the BAYS
sea- oyster Bay and across the Sound I'm New
Hefea yesterday. Nos; Of the feet Will await
p SnithtoWn and Huntington bays. east OF
Cvs,er Kay. Tor the ume appointed foT them 70
i2ke their stations FOR the review
Al The ships VIII take their places on their
stations OF Oyster Bay by IL 80 a. m to-day.
The edttleshlps VIII take their places first after
hen, Sc that the entire feet VII be in position
his afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MRS. MAcKAY TO BE FAIR JUDGE.

Mrs Clarence II. Naokay is again 10 be a fudge
the county fair that Will be given September p
to - Inclusive. al Mincola. Lous Island. she viii
1et.ruiue who shall have the prizes offered iu the
educational department Mira Mackay has offered
TWO premiums OF 81 caCh one for women and o..
J,her Tor men The prize for the men is for the
best specimen OF plain carpentry or joinery; that
for th, girls * FOR the best specimen o.
plain sewing. LuttOuhollug hrmmlnE. So sue
cesslui have the horse shows been tGtt tla man
4..r1eut has decided 80 extend the show fh7s year
from two days to tHr"" days. n viii be held the
last three days OF the fair September =, . and
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
PHYSICIAN BURNED ON YACHT.

Or James VI. Kelly Gfty-siX years old. Of 40. liz
East 5sta street. taken To Bellcvu" last night
suffering from burns about IN" legs and hands His
condition WIS said not 90 n' serious. borough
President Ahearu VINO called TO Or. Kelly cx-
rlairied that tho doctor his yacht iu Long
Island Sound days ago. when q valve broke
and the hot water spurtcd his legs Or. Kelly
immediately iumped into thc Sound ami sailors oa
tho YACHT pulled him out. lie thought al first that
the burns were not "f serious nature. but when
hoy failed heal as quickly us they should the
oh,ysf,'au Ftcided 70 go 10 the hospital.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Et,NERAL OF w. e MARSHALL.

The funeral Of William Edgar Marshall the artist
who died last week from pneumonia took place
yesterday afternoon from his studio. at No ~
RroaJOav which he had occupied for nearly thirty
Years Services were held at the Church or the
Transformation Besides the relatives OF the artist
MANY OF his social and professional friends We're
present at the services. which were c'Aor'tec oy
The Re, Dr George e. HoUehtou. The honorary
,,rI1s,re-s gr.-Ir,i.l G. \ Aidrich. HyaCinthe II
Ii- rose ] RarhveIL Jerome y. Rngrose. Charles
Sullivan aud 2 =. Hollster- Ehe ourla4 "as az
Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Snecial Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS on PAGE T.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
JUDGE c. II. DuELL RESIGNS.

TIE law firm oc WarGeld x DueH of this rity an
nou0ced yesterday that Charles a DueII had re-
signed Judge or the Court or Appeals Of the Dts-
trict OF Columbia % become 70 member OF t~at
firm. Judge DunI served Comn1tsSioner Of Pat
eurs from is9S O. 800. and was appointed TO the
bench in feNf ry Pr sident Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MURRAY ASSOCIATION ELECTS OFFICERS

The Adirondack Murray Memorial Association
recently organized 20 erect a suitable monument
over Mr. AIurray's grave. to preserve his nome a;
Gulltord to promot" tie sale u his BOOKS ana z"
,,-oyi3, for the education OF hts daughters. has
t..,.d those officers. Edward Griswoli. prrsl-
don't. n ] Hapgood. treasurer. and NJ r West
',or secretary Among the trustees "i 'irI ''S'''I
Et,t,.,F ar. mo Rev Dr Newell Dwight hills and
-.l.ral 4 y Pope.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
Jss IRON SHIELD TO CAPTURE MANIAC

Council Bluffs. Iowa Sept August Kruger, L
wealthy man. went insane suddenly this afternoon
az his home n Hancock. Iowa. From his front
porch he fired q rife into q crowd of men and
wounded Dr. Albert Stevens. Jesse Sidebottorn
crank johnson and James Duncan. an residents OF
hancock. citizens. sim"d with reVovers and guns.
sTrouudrd Kruge-'s house ard riddied 10 with bul-
Is k-as-r was shot four times. ard only slightly
wounded. The citizens then made a large lroA
.leI4 which vas fastened 90 q cart. Under cover
IS fufs they approached the house. broke the door
-l1 tycrI,o X-.-d k.us-'
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Mr. John Rtegelmlu. OF The Bronx. yesterday
announced the engagement Of her daughter. Maud
August,. Richard II. Mitchell, Assistant Corpora
tlou Counsel and ex-State Senator who IS men
toned "a Of the probable Democratic nominees
for Supreme Court Justice this fall Miss Ries-I-
mar is the sister Of Mrs. John g H~iutz. whose
husband is president OF the Eiciler Brewing Com
pany pres!deat Of the Schnorer Club and a leading
German American citizen In The Bronx Mr-
Mitchell is an officer Of tho jefferson club of The
Bronx: o member % the Schuoror club. onl the
Manhattan and Democratic clubs E0 is -ow IN
charge of branch of-e OF the corporation Cour-
soI In The Bronx and IS the legal adviser OF the
President Of the Borough. Tho weudi0S Will Ike
piar" early IN the fall
CoIlinsvule. Coar.. sept Miss Melissa Me.
daughter Of Mr. ana Mrs. e. Fl Do7re. became the
bride of Leon Frank Smith. or New York tais
noon ll Trinity Episcopal Church, the Rev. Fred
erlck p sweezy performing the ceremony Four
girl friends OF the urt" 1ctei ushers establish
ing q new custom I'm this place. They wer" Mss
NeUie Barnes. OF Bristol. Miss Josephine jenkins.
81 Now York. and Miss Ne!lle Terry aud Miss Edna
Stout. OF this town. NJ. and Mrs Smith VIII lis"
IN Ncw York CITY.
Miss Alice Bailey Pitmau Hamilton. daughter 81
Mr.. and MIS-. John ". Hamilton. - this city. and
Goodwin Davidson Bca''le. of 80. . Ashland ave
uuc East Orange w@re married yesterday after
noon ~ s. Crryara-oru's Chapel goth street and
seventh avenue. by the Rev. =. :. Mitchell. N"
bride given away uy E~r grandfather, * -JU"~'
Thomas W Pltmau. Her attendant was Mss My
J Carey OF this city. Joseph CLANCY, of this city.
uas the best man. and the usn,rs w"r" Emil"
Huvhe.g 81 Newark. Joseph ,. Kik,r and Walter
Elth-rlurg. of <rw YORK., and N.'Itn y. Gen
res.r .f TassHlg. N-. and Mr.. E"r.'se viii lte IN
hast ORANGE Tho trlle IS -l'.e pi ~ .. .ru\ ,
hamilton. press agent OF G..uIW a Bailey ''--
Gus. Tho brides grauImol her Was related .. OK
President cleveland and tr President Harrison.
Iho H-i.s groom o. grJA"r-
Tho marriage Of Miss Katherine Tiffany No-'ham.
Ga..rts u Nr ami Mrs Charles H. N'rtHaii. "f
Hartford conn. and sraudiaEelta! %: I'll" late
Fdv.r H. tiffany, 20 John Irving Eomer OF HHs'
Orange y J.. took place on Friday, August 81. at
rre summer home of the brides parents. Htr1's-
mere Hstrherr.s Point South Lyme, Conn. The
ceremony was performed 10y the Esv- Ir. h. =
F.rtrr. Of tr" - futu tOI-f' 'SaiN".t . mug ', ~.
hartford Tire maid OF honor VS. Mss ANNE
%orthau sister Of the bride. and tie .es, man F."
rni.art Garfield nsro. of Newark. y. j. 4 "'''
aims trc..-ta-. v,e served az The Htf.f'tts l'..t
casino after which M and Ms. i,'msI s,at.ei on
rr.sv Wedding trtu tu" yacht lhi7'l' o." ,e' ''
lanes Thomson. OF The Hartford l".af ''i'.
-r,,, arrangement IS announced %, Wheeler Hazard
r,,-i,o,r1 SON or Walton AI'la,herGar Te khan. TO
~ r--.,r Ar-ar steel daughter ~ t." late WI
tam n, ..t. ,artl-ar- Steel e '''sI"',n Ni'. 7'-'
"a
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
EwALD CONRAD AGAIN ARRESTED.

Hamburg. Sept 1.--Ewa-d Conrad. alias Baron
Santos Won Dobrovski- -Donnes.Hark who. il -
alleged. deserted his American wife in Paris.
taking with him jewels worth SS.V'0 and some
money belonging To her. and who was arrested
on August % on a charge Of robbery and later
was discharged because he was not Culpabis
under German law. has again been arrested. ac-
CuSCd Of burglary.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
cot oNFi EomANDs's FUNERAL

i:ostor Sart !.-Fcueral services for Colonel
rsOlnss +. Eduands C!vD War veteran and for
more tfan thirty years member and Officer of the
f-frst ,,orlys CADET. held today ~ Trinity
.-ttl..sn. BisaoD William p. Lawrence officiating
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onical Record and Ior"cnst--WA'h'nFt''- sep.
..,.or disturbance central thia morning southwest
-, t,,t,. is moving northwestwasd and is row ar-
,.r,. east southeast oc Fo.to Koo Thus far On us
,,. IL has not as known developed dangerously
- t,da Its probable cannot yet b" accurately
scl No immediate danger however threatens Aji'nue
coast districts .,.. ....,.r.,.t.-, States and
o., r,i,Ile Rocky Mountain Irgon. aud scattered lly
W. f.u.u II kuusas. Missouri, Iowa an. Hl"'
EI,cwh,le fair aai moderately r'oI weather "'s
Ii '--dty and MONDAY fer weather IS Indicated 'r
~ r.nriaud and she Middle Atlantic states p" lLe
~, Satcg and Mississippi valley >hn"'Iy
,.,h.r - rrsnabr with other slight changes In lem
Tfo winds sIong tho New England coast ana ne &
,.,a~,,C I",s, sU be light fresh west Alp.s Ll,s
.h ,.Is1tr coast fresh uo-thessr. Along me I4I5
I..7.. {i.ht south~rIy ON the '""er it"e7 iH-- '
,.,-'gtfa on tns upper Lakes fresh south
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
REeIN cHlcAeo-NEW YoRK AIR LINE.

to-day marked the turning Of III" rrst shovelful Of
earth three miles south Of la Porte. in the CON
struction OF the Chicago and New York Electric
Air Line Railway. "a proposed electric lue between
t~EicaEn and New York. 80 miles long Two con
strurtion gangs. with steam SGpVelS ami dreGSt~.
saws mat the lire will be IN operation IN four
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MR.. WAKEFIELD RETURNS.
Opening Of the Third Season of The Music
Master"

Mr.. Warfeld last evening returned 20 the Blj7u
Theatre in The Music Master ior his third
secutive New York season. distinction achieved
by few actors and few plays in the history of the
local stage. He and his associates were greeted
with the cordial plaudits Of an assernblage that
filled the house. His portrayal OF the character
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
KING EDWARD at FUNERAL.
Attends Services for Lady CampbelEBanner-
man-Her Body Sent to London.

Mtrnrhsf. EoHeulia. sept. L-After brief servte.
i2 tl- 'u8u-. 90 tEe cemetery. the body cf Lady
Campbell Ba-u errIu. vile or the British Premier
SIT Henry Campbell zist 'rrrIn. was placed a.,
board train and sent % Lcndon to-day. Kius
Edward was among the Taourners in the funeral
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
will ENTERTAIN Mr.. CANNON.

chicago. sept The MaTquett" club. OF this city,
- .,l ,,f-. "a dinner October IN honor of Sp,aiseI
,-o,,or Tl,. sneakers. aside from Nv cannon. wi.
b. congressman Bou{eIe' the Rev Frank Bristol
- =, ~ sr.ss-ls,r Bede, Of Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02
MISS scHgFF AGAIN IN "mLLE. MODESTO"

Miss Fritz Schef reopened the Knickrrhockcr
Theatre last evening in her merry and tuuofui sue
cess Of last ycag. Mile Modiste." by Henry Bios
som and Victor Herbert The same efficient players
and singers last year appearing with her.
She was welcomed by q large audience with Erea;
,.ltirlsIasm.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-02

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USDERT4KEES

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