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Ii.LI. JASSINI, CONVERT
p,nouacss the State Church of Rus
"a for Roman Catholicism.

r1areuerste cassini, on Jaly IS was re-
49, into the Roman Catholic Church, in the
~ the convent OF the Sisters OF ST. Mary
- rue Blornet. Paris. Part OF the ceremony
Z .s,e5 IN her abjuriRg and renouncing the
-, ~ the Orthodox Rite. to which she had
- that time belonged. The Orthodox Rite
- -, rational state religion OF Russia, and its
.--s,sment by a subject OF the Car for another
.-,,nation rot only entails disgrace az the
- or s.. Petersburg but likewise penal conse-
ces Indeed. Count Nicholas Tolstoy, who
- orsaineG as a priest OF the Roman Catholic
s-.,ch By Leo NH in person a little over a
-.se ago. at Rome. was subjected on his return
-,ussia 10 2 long term OF imprisonment in a
-, monastery near Archangel
f-1,s Cassinfs abandonment OF the Orthodox
=. and her conversion TO the Church OF Rome
'sore. mean the death blow 10 whatever homes
= nav have entertained OF ever winning anv
-, recognition at St. Petersburg II is true
=. these prospects were at no time excellent
=. sss never been received at the court OF Russia,
= - ebsvs IS no truth in the story printed here
- "a her departure from Washington TO the
-, ehst the Car had made her a countess. or
- ,1en authorized her 10 assume the Italian
=, tslonging 10 Count Cassini-her relative
=, s1r 90 many years represented the Aluscovite
- a the United States. Since his transfer TO
= -. Of Russian Ambassador at Madrid. she
- ..,r.a altogether IN Paris. has not entered the
- ~ Embassy at Madrid and has not been
l1-.s-,ea ct the court OF Spain.
p. alfacult 10 believe that Count Cassini, while
,.-g fhe official position he does. can have sane
- n any way the conversion OF Mile. Cassini
= = ssrtain he was not present at the ceremony,
- =, Is generally believed that there has been
.s-..eh between the two. resulting from his in
s.Tsv 10 comply with her demands that he take
s~ % i've with him at the embassy at Madrid.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

ANoS-is 1T Brighton Geaco
Meeting 10 organize national Adirondack Murray
Memorial Association. Grand in!Qn Hotel. evening
Health Department lecture consumption with s1ereop-
ticon views. Mulberry Lend Park p. IL.
Free admission the Geological Park and Museum OF
Natural history
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s'ounc OF incompatability OF +emner the nr,nce
'""Hlg 70 pay an annuity 10 the princess for
o''oer 'ai''oer OF her days. we'll as TO derray
incurred. ~ 'e -i'u
owing TO the loophole left IN the agreement.
if4nee Philip was able 10 evade several ~ nc
-lsn1ons. The princess Justly taking the ground
.a, 80. NsI interests had not been properly safe
seIeea by her lawyer. dismissed him. and engaged
49,. counsellor Simmer thereupon presented
ner with a bill FOR nearly 1ooeo crovgns ana
she has declared herself both unable and IN
m4Ang 20 pay this, he has obtained an order from
tHe austrian courts attaching her allowance. The
teseie IS that she is again without resources
~ A4NAhs entirely on credit, circumstance
which ere long is likely TO involve her i'm another
scandal
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Pittsburg. Aug. 2-William ]. Patterson. who
married Miss Fay Templeton to-day. Is president
OF the Heyl & Patterson Company. Incorporated.
Of this city. II is engaged in the manufacture and
building OF elevating and conveying apparatus. He
is wealthy and lives the Fort Pitt Hotel. OF
the best in the city. He had made his home az
that hotel for several months, and before that lived
at the Schenley.
7. w. Heyl. partner of Mr.. Patterson, gave out
the announcement late tonight. after il had been
persstently denied by all Of Mr. PatteESOHs friends
There are q number of William J. Patter5OnS in
this city, but this the only one atted by the
description whose wherea bouts seemed Unaccounted
for At the hotel the clerk said Mr.. Patterson had
been gone several days and was in the East He
expressed matrimonial intentions az the time he
left here.
In addition 10 being head OF the Heyl & Patter-
son Company, Mr. Paterson is heavily interested
in real estate in this city. Even mis- most intimate
friends seemed surprised by the announcement OF
his marriage
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

Agheat tempeatuFe yesterday 19 desFees; lowest o.
average 6ss for corresponding date OF last
Il; corresponding date OF last twenty
years. ~
Local forecast Rain to-day fats Saturday; Light 20
fresh southeast % south HIlas.
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70 ATTEND GERMAN mANGuVREs.

Washington. Aug. 2-Brigadier General Thomas
n Barry of the General STAFF. left Washington to-
eav for New York and will san on Saturday for
Europe 10 attend the German manoeuvres which
will begin early IL September
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

s,..o LoUIsE'S INCOME ATTACHED.
at a. = Louise Of Belgiunfs affairs are aeain
trs =, ,1lpy the attention Of the public. BY
sa 80 ,.1-'tp practice BY her husband. she was
oasr lie cost OF her own lawyer. Counsellor
y a. = ule time when she agreed TO the
~ 49, compromise. according 10 which her
& ft-'aI'a and herself Withdrew the charges
rssates '-s'a brought against one another and
dissolution OF their marriage On the
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--NDO FRoN,ls OK FEMININE MOVEMENT
s-DeEor Nutsu IIito, although he has caused the
- E94Ace L. receive The education OF a scion
--.yeaA royalty, and 10 be brought up accord
~ va are known Is Western ideas. has been
/. ls-9!ute IL declining 70 permit his four sur
-, 80 s@sgAlers tO receive any kind OF foreign
While many Of the daughters Of his
-, -s4es iigA officials and rich merchants are
- s-leaiec either il Japan or abroad on the
s,,,s1, --s --arcAioaess OyanIa, wife OF the field
Es-ss :, I-sI natne-who graduated from Vas
g. ---i'eFor's daughters are being reared ac-
4, -, = y o-c-lashioIed japanese principles, and
=. --s -lenucGiy the same instruction as
ca, - las fallen 70 the share Of the princesses
- --pesla- house for hundreds Of years.
~. --ve'of' w-2ile lie has been active through
.s'sh q t-llty- nine years il promoting for
sgsS s4e methods by his people. has never
sasr y TIE so-called WOnan's emancipation
tasg-s which las become so powerful in
a.sss-s A Great Britain and, IN fact. ia every
o5sess,. 1olilfy- He has never given any public
&Hts- u MS sentiments in the matter. but he
trs,e-, mem BY the care which he has observed
-9.set his four daughters from an OF these for
sasr &D'4t the role and the education OF
c,r = A9oed that the four princesses are, like
,5tasi pfince. the offspring Of women OF the
/ lie ,-0s--o although they all rank officially
s5.sss. sei'y q the childless Empress. The
Dsror,. '~baA Is officially the mother OF all the
( aoes. rs ara daughters, no matter who their
Gen - - nay have been. The real mothers all
81 bey.- 1-'eo from the houses Of the aristoc-
& IL, ~bpsar Il any court function, and the
lss 49, AaVe borne child 70 the BIikado
esss - :. = WIN no rank or pre-eminence, as in
| '-e h4relns of AIoslem rulers
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03

The marriage OF Miss Templeton die not provoke
much surprise, as rUnors that her wedding 20 Will
lam Patterson would take place soon had been
heard for several days. Miss TempletOn did not
take any OF her friends into her confidence, ap-
parently. for the newspaper dispatches were the
first intimation OF the wedding received by Klaw &
Erlanger, her managers No one who had received
any word from the bgide herself could be found
John TempletOn her father, was out of own.
This is Miss Templeton's second venture in the
matrimonial field. She was the widow OF Howell
Osborne For many years she has been one OF t!le
best known figures OF the local stage appearing N
musical shows chiefly. She was SIX ears old wren
she made her first appearance For several years
she was with the Weber & Fields forces eut hsE
lTst plav ard the one in which she made probably
her greatest personal hit. was 'Forty-1ve Minutes
from Broadway" Her father. once an opera man
accr is now Editor of The Tamrn2ny Times
Eer mother was opera singer.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-03
Fore,ast for specinl Iocalilie..-ror \

Forecast for Special LOcalisies-For New England
fair to-day except showers the Saturday
fair; light TO fresh southeast winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania
JeF8ey to-day: 10
southeast south winds.
For the District of Columbia Delaware and Maryland.
local showers to-day and Saturday. light fresh south
winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
local rains to-day and Saturday; fresh south winds
local Official Eeeo-d-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau changes IN the
perature twenty-four hours. in comparison
with the -eoErespondnG date OF last year:
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Died..

os a'9 & ss q" 5ny M 81
services from Grace chuTca, Jan4.ca on FFi&4y AZ
gust 3. a, o'ciock-
DENToN-At Jsnaiea * " on Aqsss. 4 Elizabeth
s.. WIDOW ,ss lzfs f-iias & Deste1 as~a ysars.
sesvisss ssasi57 sse - is. al ee.ss&.
FfRSt soN-on Wednesday morning. AEzrs, is.. Jonn
sca rss-1ss 8 g 4 P. re 59@ ysaT Q; ~ szsE.. ser.
ssh and 9th aves On Saturday saosnns 0so ccicek
FEfsisi'Sson fl Sa yysssaes1ay Agss; ]. Pazlsk T.
rsssience SO l4 NsIj-rS-r- - - -, - =, 80
Gay AuE1s, q az 30 O'clock; thelce % Our LAY u
solemn mass az requiem VII Be- oissrsS-
g. eI5so s 1 sn Ay%sgss % e his Ess1Gspes No
s's year O his sse Egaessl ssEvisss ESiay. Asas.
AFOokyHi'ss invited present Inssrreat Iriga.s.
EEAwKEswoRTH- suddenly. On wednesday rsornas
11oE.b a !. ts Gs ~ r5S.s Ao1Se ~ ~ ya1es a A1sss
ssephe9,s ps9sss,aa: Fgiseogal Church. con -. 81
IrteTUleat az woo1iawn.
EILsSToNA: , Northeast IEarbr Ne. on Monday. jay
ana vic 8 tse iais Hassa sl s Flnsrl
EEidgy morning August s 10 oeioS:s IntsTrssnr At
K5s9Ioq 5ssS- ,7 wsanssaaSy S ASg9s AZ Ct Staten Es
Ss,Grd%sy % morning az 10 O'clock az S. Assess Chapel.
West zen s.; Thomas Landers. ssed 40 yeaTs. rsusrai
Huiaing). on saturday aftsrnoOa az oieIoek-
g1S5vsF o9 e. 1osay & July 80 1900 carries
g his sss. FussTs v Se EeId tom rs isss 5e.i-
cence. leth 81 and etl ave, SrooSyn. On Thursday.
August 2 lpud. az p m 4nfsrment in Gseonsoot.
NEEsHEE1-Ou August T. at Searspozt. Me- james Den
pea MssEsy e., Greek master ia tao IEacaiss scAOoL
NE.LvIIIE-Ou Tuesday. Jaly 81. Boston.
eSrh year OF her age. Elizabeth shaw. widow q
Herman Melville and GsE9teT OF the late E..zahets
knapp and Lenuei Shaw. Of Boston. EJneral ssrvces
az the residence O2 her brother Samuel s shaw. ~
Mount Nernou ST.. Boston. Thursday q s-s... al 8
O'clock In-errae.t az WO0dl-Wn.
RAINEY-At KinGs-hook n. Y. August I. William
~ katney: ECHeEal services on Saturday Angus:
$50 O'CLOCK.
T1ifson Ausls. T. E-lVarf J-hl 9r hfs &c. year Fr-
nsral private hts residence 15otext 5Ssa II.
New hoEH city. On Saturday. August 4.
CEMETERIES.
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BY carriage, Lots si25 Telephone 4-55 Grsa.erCy
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UNDERrAkEKS.
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World known: old stand. Tel 1924 Chelsea.
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BALL--On "Wednesday, August /, Leroy ToTbott BalI
grandson lOfbctJ- Funeral services on ri
day. ?. NJ. No JOS Marcy ave. brooklyn
BIEG-On July 81. Marie A. Bieg widow of Frederick
Beg. aged eS years Funeral services Friday, August
B. al p m AZ her late residence, no. 7s5 Bedford
ave. Bfookyn 1nterment, Lutheran Cemetery.
BUNKER-SuddFny IN Amsterdam Margaret Il. A.
Bunker. wife OF William bunker and daugkts. Os che
late John T. Agnew. Notice % funeral hereafter.
residence OF his so-n-law. 5 a. Saunders. New York
Services viii be held Friday az o'clock. az ,he
Church Of Our .atae.s Grand and .o.Ts!ts I.A~s
LIooALa-
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CEMETERIES.

e. readily accessible By Harlem trains Grand Cen.
tral station webster and Jer1ne AvelEe t7ollegs ara
BY carriage. lots Si25 Telephone 4-55 Gr1EEerCy
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Office. 90 Eas. ed g.. New York City.
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August The Dolphin. from New London for Newport;
the Lawrence and the MacDonough, League
Island for Newport; the Whipple. from Norfolk for
newport the Newark. the Arkansas ana the Florida,
from New London for Gardeners Bay; the Columbia,
from TOmpkinsville for Newport: The Afarblehead
from Corinto for San jose: the Yankton Nina,
the Wasp the Hist the Cncas and the Abarenda,
from Newport to assist the Nero.
August 2-The Baltimore. from TOHpkinsve for Cavite
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21
EVERY DOG HAS HIS DAY"

This old saying i, ever applicable; it
has its daily and hourly manifestations;
in love. commerce, business and politics ;
il is demonstrahle here, there, and
everywhere; there ale no limitations
that hedge it, no rules that accelerate
it, nor obviate it; il is the outcome OF
fixed facts and conditions that assert
themselves logically and in determl'
nate fashion. The day OF the democrat
in Oregon has passed. This is one OF
the absolute facts born OF the fixed con-
dition of the parties in this state. The
major party has determined 10 resume
its sway in the commonwealth; there
is nothing to oppose it save the asplra'
tions of few democrats for office, as
pirations begotten by the acquired
taste in the mouth" OF a few years
lease of power won by sheer chance; the
wholesome status OF the republican or
yanization in the state, and the absence
Of the faintest reason for having re.
course to other and outside elements,
makes this fact, immense, invincible,
md certain. There must be extraordi-
nary causes for the election OF a demo-
rat in Oregon. No cause exists! The
democrat has had his day! He must be
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21

The notion that the germs OF tuber.
culosis could have been carried to Eu.
rope and America with mummies from
Egypt is ridiculous. Yet word Of
comment on it may not be out Of place.
There are at least half dozen conclu.
siye reasons for rejecting the sugges,
tion. One is the absurdity of supposing
that bacill could retain their vitality
for centuries. Another is the impossi,
bility of their escape from the tissue
of the lungs of carefully embalmed
body, if they ever really resided there.
1t is a pity that the learned Egypt
ologist who imposed this reckless propo-
sition on an unsuspecting audience in
Chicago last week did not first consult
bacteriologi-t in regard to its reason
ableness.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21
The Wonderful DiatoH.

One Of the most wonderful things In
vegetable life Is beautiful and mi.
mute class Of seaweeds called dlatonis.
They belong TO the scaweed family,
yet they may be found by the thou
sands In any roadside ditch, fresh or
salt water lake or even In clsterns.
wells, springs. etc, Most species OF
plants are made up OF an infinite mum
Der OF little cells, but with the dlatom
II Is otherwise. Each representative
of this wonderful family OF plants IL
formed OF but single cell rnd this so
minute that II would require $500 of
the most common form. laid end TO
end, to make string an inch In length.
Some species OF dlatoms have the pow.
er OF independent motion, and on that
account were for some time believed
10 be animals.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21

colleagues in office, from James Witty
combe to John Sayre, from governor to
constable, No bona tide republican can.
in Justice to the cNigencies OF the day,
do less than this, and give Just ac.
count of himself. 1t is the day and the
duty of re,adjustment Of the party in
the state and county, it is the peculiar
function of rehabilitation, to he crown.
ed by the supreme success inherent in
the election OF the last republican named
for office, That done, pending issues OF
the lesser sort, and private value may
be accommodated and adjusted within
the party lines, and the name of Oregon
rcpubicanism, spared the last fraction
of diminution and diseredit, Think this
over republieans
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21
TwENTY-FoUR VS.. NINETEEN.

When the world OF commerce is in
volved in a disagreement between the
highest authorities that exist on the
actual depth of water to be had, for the
purposes of common usage, on sea bar
like that at the mouth of the Columbia
river, and that disagreement involves
a working depth of five feet, the lay
man may well stand to one side and
watch the outcome with bated breath,
or an amused smile, as he shall be best
equipped to indulge, and bide the issue
as it shall fall. Some of the great and
official sponsors of the bar declare there
are twenty-four feet there at low
water. Other practical and intimately
informed persons in daily touch with
the barrier, declare there are but nine
teen feet available. Ships may come,
and ships may 60, but it is the one
tht neither comes nor goes that tells
the tale in the end. Have a care, gen.
tlemen, the responsibility is something
enormous, and the blunderer will be
held to the most rigid accounting! The
truth must and shall prevail, even if
the Columbia has to climb out to sea!
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21

The stream of time never runs dry,
and the ocean OF eternity viii forever
send It's mighty surgeS mountain high
against the bank Of times little
stream, sweeping with each rccedlag
hlllow over its expansive bosom the
frail human craft from the shore OF
time, with earth's happiness, human
affection, toll, trials, tears and sin. to
the eternal shore OF celestial beauty
and bliss, oh, mighty ocean OF ctcrnl'
~, your wonderful anthem of life and
death brings eternal woe aud condcm.
nation to him who Is untrue 10 himself
and his divine pilot, but to the trust
Ing. faithful man II sings OF endless
felicity In the presence OF time who
has redeemed his people from the
bondage OF sin aud has swept them
through the pearly gates, pucktown
(rennl Gazette.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-21
Candy and the Flas.

The following Is accredited to the
late Senator Hoar: At Fourth Of July
celebration In Canadian town where
both English and American guests
were assembled the flags Of the two
countries were used In decorations. A
frivolous young English girl loyal to
the queen, but with no love for the
stars and stripes, exclaimed: "Oh,
what a silly looking thing the Ameri-
can flag Is! 1t suggests nothing but
checkerberry candy" YES" replied
Senator Hoar, "the kind Of candy that
has made everybody sick who ever
txied to lick It."