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New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TIE FouRrH AT LONG ISLAND COLONIES.

TBy Telegraph 10 The TEfbune-l
HsrBDs.es5 \ 7 July AT the large country
places n Hampstead. Garden City, Meadow BROOK
Wsstbury wheatly Hills. Locust Valley Glen Cove
and At the Rockaway Hunt Club and the WOOD
mere. Cedarhurst and Lawrence colonies. numerous
house parties are being held tonight, and VIII con-
tnus az weekend parties. The hunting co1onieS
zal hold hunts tomorrow and IN the evening there
val Be displays of fireworks at many OF the larger
1,aces
william K Vanderbilt, Jr., viii enteTlaln 5 5ne
MEMBERS ef the Thomaston and Great Neck NJ 2
apartments az q luncheon in the afternoon anu Oy
display Of fireworks IN the evening.
IheHs vii be two polo games IN the erCefllooL a.
ts R0ckaway Hunt Club. and many yaenuhS
parties viii take place on the Long 4slano oOuAi0
tl1 the Great South Bay.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
&c czAR.s owN Rpe1MENT.

IN order 70 appreciate the extent OF the degrade
4ion 70 which the Car has subjected the Preobra-
ensxv regiment for disoyalty and treason, by re-
d,,cine It TO the state OF ordinary regiment OF
the line it Is necessary 70 explain that the corps
IN question was emphaticauy the Emperor's own.
II outranked every other in the Russian army. OF
which It was without exception the crack regiment
It's colonel IN chief was the Car. He commanded
Il during the lifetime OF his father, and until the
other day invariably its uniform, with his
Sather,s cipher on his epaulettes and shoulder
straps It was the first regiment Of the Muscovite
army to be organized In European fashion. and
was formed by Peter the Great when still a six
tutor. Lefort. It was with the assistance Of the
corps thus formed that Peter the Great secured
Dossession Of the Russian throne which had been
usurped by his elder sister. the Grand Ducness
sophia on the ground that their elder brother.
Ivan was an irnbecile and incapable Of reigning.
The uniform OF the regiment is not at all snowy.
but very effective. 1t consists or a DARK green
double breasted tunic. buttoning over to the left
shoulder. and showing narrow white edging' red
cuffs red collar and facings- Red cloth shoulder
straps are for undress. while gold epaulettes
with bullion fringe are used for full dress. Loose
trousers and top boots and an astrakhan bonnet
complete the costume, which in the Cars case
has been further set OF by the star and blue rib
hon of the Order Of St. Andrew. which is almost
the only decoration that he ever wears. Every
Emperor Of Russia has affected the uniform Of
this corps the very simplicity OF which served to
distinguish the imperial wearer from the magnih-
Gently appareIled generals admirals and other
high dgnitaries comprised IN his entourage.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
,,.xr SCARE AT LAKE HoPATcoMe.
-, = - Tritnne. I

THv Telegraph Il TIE Trihunel
,,,-z4s.ovn. y J.. July S.-Water snakes are sell
-. .ssn about Lake Hopateeng, but this after
-, q snake Of this variety was killed near the
- ., the landing II measured 10 feet inches-
- make first appeared as a crowd OF summer
r.i,ors came into the landing on steam Eauncn
srz,,vsns-" exclaimed a woman who was leaning
= -. -afine Of the boat There's a sea ser
ysltl" -. o,5
-,-v overturned II n their eagerness TO see Ihe
---le which was headed toward the launch
soh. what win we do?' shrieked passenger
q. VII swallow our boatI'
Fres Runyon OF this city, who is an Old camper
an The lake and has killed numerous SNAKES JuIlpeu
49, his boat and with a large boathook struck the
=. - .bs hack A second blow broke its back
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.
Racing at sheepshead Bay.

Racing az sheepshead Bay.
Independence Day celebration General Assembly Patr
otto Rank and the associated councils Of the Knights
Of Columbus. music stand. Prospect Park, Brooklyn
10
Annual picnic of York Letter Carriers Association
Schuetzen Park. Union HILL N. J.. II m.
Address by President Roosevelt Independence Day
ceiebration, Oyster Bay. Long Island.
Annual celebration Of Independence Day. high school
grounds Montclair n. J., which Governor Stokes
viii preside
Headon railroad collision Brighton Beach racetrack
Third athletic carnival ana physical culture exercises
Spotswood. y. J.
Festival Sunday kindergarten Association No. Il
Centre street. 10 a. m
Free admissions at Geological Park Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
GETS EASTERN CONNECTIONS.
Another Link for D., N. & P. in Trans
continental Line from New York.

Denver. July IA report here to-day is that
David H 1Ioffatt has obtained Eastern connections
for his railroad the Denver Northwestern & Pacific
which with the connection with the San Pedro, Los
Angeles & Salt Lake road at Salt Lake City will
make his line connecting link in transcontinentaI
route from New York The Chicago Great Western
Is behind the deal and the funds for the scheme wiz
be furnished through Hollins q Co. New York
The line OF the Chicago & Northwestern from
Omaha 20 Hastings, Neb., win be used by traflc
agreement and new track VIII be constructed from
Hastings % Denver Entrance into Denver VIII be
over tracks q. the Colorado & Eastern road The
route betwesn Chicago aat New York has lot been
definitely decided
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
ELECTORAL oppTTIEs.

one or two curious details Of the franchise in
.'ance have come 70 light in connection with
- general election which took place on Sunday.
--s'e are altogether 100000 electors. OF whom
Hss e,72o.oOO actually voted But blank
sDoiied papers reduced the number OF
S.save votes 20 100000, os which 100000
- cast Tor the Deputies elected and 100000
siele ele unsuccessful candidates Altogether the
n. - ~ deputies represent rather less than half
v,,.ss lsteEed electors. The 341 Deputies who
~ -Il'e the majority voting the separation
,-.t tspresented $500. 600 voters or only one
- o. ne total number.-I.onfon Globe.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
ARCHIBALD WATTS WILL FILED.

The viii OF Archibald Watt. who died on June
1e. fled for probate with the Surrogate yester-
day Although the petition gives the value Of the
property as more than $4,000 real property and
s10.OO0 personal property bequests show that the
estate is much larger. The will is dated June Is,
three days before the death of the testator. and
leaves $1,000 each to nine old family servants.
Mary Van Buren Vanderpool a cousin, receives
$3.50 as a remembrance OF her many kindnesses. -
Each Of the children Of the testator's brother,
Thomas L. Watt, receive $4,000. and each Of the
children Of his sister Julia NJ. Curtis the same
The residue is bequeathed to the testators
sister, Grace Watt, absolutely.
John c. Shaw and Curtis B. Pierce are appointed
executors 20 serve without bonds
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Tony Pastors Theatre was crowded yesterday
On the bill were James F. Kelly and Annie NIaoel
Kent in a hodge-podge Of singing. dancing ana
comedy: Miss Lillian Shaw, in dialect act; Edwin
ro1-er and con1pany in THE Billposter"; Fred
WvckofY and company. in a rural comedy sketch
..Piain Folks'': Ali. Hunter and All comedy aero
bat bats 6ZsTts Tts an0 m "A cobbIers Dream Introducing
long wooden shoe dancing Jeanre ana Iifb 6d
Regan comedians; Reilly and Morgan IN farce
eS%SHy KHsne {}0gERs We're an on the BIZ
Nellie the Bostock performing leopard whose leg
was broken recently by the tiger Tammany' has
recovered from the accident Soon after her leg
cubs, two Of which she killed Inc mae cuo leiI
Is on exhibition in the Bostock arena
The fall of the Bastille will be celebrated at
Dreamland Coney Island. by the French organiza-
tions Of New York and the Eastern States on July
l3 the day preceding the independence day OF the
French nation. The Society FRANCHISE and repre-
sentatives Of the French government. with the
officers Of the French navy who are expected here,
viii take part in the procession. which will be fol-
lowed by an amateur circus performance under the
direction Of NJ. Mollier. originator Of the FRENCH
Ball. DreamIand will be decorated with French
dags, flowers and streamers Of paper. A prize will
be awarded to the most beautiful woman who is
gowned in the most becoming costume OF
aIlegorical pattern representing European power
The Dreamland baseball nine will meet the Luna
Park BaSeDau CluD at the bFlgnlou E3eacn baSeOsI
grounds on Friday morning. Both teams are made
up of college men who are employed In the amuse-
ment parks at Coney Island during the summer.
There were changes in ''RIamzele Champagne"
as It was presented at the Madison Square Roof
Garden last night. both In the cast and in the play
itself. John L. Kearney superseded Harry Short in
the role Of Fuller Spice while Harry Lester Mason
was seen in a role which had been written
especially for him The dialogue has been cut and
several new musical numbers have been added.
Miss May Yohe. who has just returned from
England, has been engaged by z. E. Rice as an
added feature when the Wesley-WaIton vaudeville
company plays at Manhattan Beach about the
middle OF this month.
George H. Primrose and his new minstrel com
pany will remain at the Manhattan Beach Theatre
until July Is. There viii be a change Of pro-
gramme outside Of the spectacular features. for
hts second week
When z. E. Rice revives The Girl from Paris''
at the Manhattan Beach Theatre Harry Hermsen
who Is under engagement for THE Royal Cher
next season. viii reappear IN the German dialect
part Of the innkeeper. which he played for two
seasons the road
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
cAerAlN HANK HAZE BURIED.
.-.,..--,,s, o, rhA Tribune !

nv releeraph 20 The IFlbuhe-I
7ypn long island. July 3-The funeral Of Cap
TIN Henry Coleman Har. the veteran yacht skip
usr vas held this afternoon at the Presbyterian
Church. The Rev W s c. Webster. former
rlstor Of the church. ofIiciated. assisted by the
Rsr Dr. Ralph Bridges, rector OF St marx
Protestant Episcopal Church. The choir sang sew
efal of the favorite hymns OF the captain ne
pdlbearers were his five sons-Captain F1arIy
- g,sn.st- Y clayton Han. Wilmarth Haff,
Forest q Haf and Roscoe Coleman HatL-ano 5; q .
6spheE Albert s Haff il. The body was puIlso 1
fss5s fbat ~ Mrs Hair in OakWood Cemetery
Al the grave The Masonic service was rendered
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
BANKERS GATHER FoR MEETING.

Members OF the New York state Bankers AssO-
citation are gathering az Lake ChsmpIaln to-day FOR
their annual convention. which win be held az the
Hotel Champlain tomorrow anG Friday. A party
Of delegates left this city f0r the AGirundacs last
night On tEs Albany night boat. N the party
A H Curtis, OK the National Bank gt NoEtl Amer.
lea. president OK sne ass0Ctaf.Ors ii. Danny seYs o
the Northern Nst.ona. Bank. and L x Pierson. OF
the AerrhAnts' Exchange National Bank
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first move
ment OF the kind in the country. Every other one
here or elsewhere, has been started In imitation OF
this pioneer The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers In the field. but. without wishing to
depFeciate in the least the Of Others thinks
its duty remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is, so far known. the only one in which
absolutely every dollar contributed by the public
goes directly to the work OF sending child to
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tions of the public, and payments TO agents,
managers secretary others. Every dollar goes
straight to the benefit Of a child.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
OBITU4RY.
WILLIAM N. GRAVES.

Nina1 NJ. Graves, well known newspaper man
CT this city, died suddenly on last Eraav 81 port
iano' Ore. and was buried at Chico. Cal. yes
terday- Mr. Graves was general manager OF the
Diamond Match Company with offices az No III
broadway, end director Of the United BOX Board
ana Paper Company. OF the same address. He
was also president OF the New York Electric Lines
SeInpany, OF No. 17o Broadway. Nearly all Of Mr.
SIaNess business associates were out Of town
yesterday, and those who here had no definite
lLofInation as TO the OF his death. Il s sup
posed 10 have been due 70 heart disease Mr.
Graves was a member OF the New York Athletic
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
y.ou7smAN R. R. PRESIDENT FINED.
fBy telegraph to The Trihune-l

fBy Te4egraph 70 The IFioCne-I
BALTIMORE. July s-Winslow S. Pierce, president
n the western Maryland Railroad. was hned $loo
here to-day for falling to present manifest show
,,r clearance from New TurFE for his steam yacht
tr.Bsrsea AS the Grendresa is foreign ouilt yes
81 she must clear from every port, although o"heu
~ =, American Captain Oakley got orders to san
seer the customs house closed, and obeyed- MI
Pierce put uE collateral, and left town to1day 1IeI @
rlJrg 'fhe Eovernnnent TO reduce the me. Two
4esg ago Z United States nag was eroefeo 4Ls
1rud from the masthead Of this vessel, ana last
- shs VS. rnulcted an additional tonnage tax
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

AMERICANS ABROAD win ana THE TRIHUzIE at
BRUSSELS-No. O. Montague da lG Cour.
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
couLo NoT HELP PuLLlNe wHIskERs.

Harold Robbins chauffeur. who lives az No TS8
Amsterdam avenue. says he cannot resist the
temptation TO pull whiskers. Il Is this tendency
he says. which caused his arrest last night on the
charge OF assault. Policeman Walsh was startled
70 hear OF pain at 102d street. and Columbus
avenue. and sprinting to that place he saw young
Robbins with his hands tWined the long whisEers
OF Jacob Goldberg. OF No. 1ls West lO2d street 4
crowd was greatly interested IN the affair until the
principal actor In It was arrested.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
BIRTHDAY OF GEORGE M. CONAN.

George NJ. Cohan. the comedian was twenty-elght
years old yesterday. Members OF ms IaIhHS ~ s1Ve
- asa1ts and when he went home to dinner
he found a silver and gold desk set on his writing
table given by his business associates ana friends
a-nor,s Son AT the New Amsterdam Aerial The
etre Kiaw & Erlanger gave dinner for MT
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

be stil alive. but actually sufficiently vigorous IN
mind and body 20 undertake. the active presidency
OF the one smart club 81 Faris which has done
more for the fine arts than any other. Each year
the kpatsnt'' Is the scene OF a remarkable eNhi-
bition OF paintings and statuary By amateurs; mon-
archs. sucA as King Charles OF Portugal and royal
ladies' such as Queen Marie Anelie and Princess
Waldernar Of Denmark being among the exhibitors.
while or twice during the season the ''prerli
ere' OF some absolutely play is given in the
private theatre Of the club. The marquis is OF
medium size. slight in build; carries himself. IN
spite Of his age. extremely straight, and with his
carefully curIed hair his bushy white mustache
and imperial. looks what he is-an old cavalry Of
fcer. recalling also one of Dunaass ''Three Mus
keteers" To such an extent Is this the that he
Is popularity known among his friends By the name
Of "Arauais"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
TABLET TO GETTYSBURG OFFICER

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
Burlington. Vt. July "a bronze tablet was un-
veiled to-dav Colchester. at the eighteenth an
nuaI reunion Of the 18th Vermont Regiment Asso-
citation. in memory o. Lieutenant Colonel william,
D. aIunson. who commanded the left wing of the
regiment at Cemetery Ridge on the first day of
the battle OF Gettysburg.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBERT-H Swift Chicago BELAdONT-D L.
Ballard Springfield. CONTINENTAL-Majo c. T
Green, L S. A. FIFTH AVENUE-Y. N Tong,
Chinese legation, Westminster GOTHAM Colonel
Robb. Elkins, ". Va IMPERIAI-W Ross
Cfrae1ne, washington. MANHATTAN-Captai n
Crichton. London. MURRAY HILL-F R. Moul-
ton, Kansas City.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
cARmELITEs BUY HOLY HILL.

LBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Hartford, Wis, July 3-Holy Hill. the scene OF
many cures among thousands OF Catholic pilgrims
who visit the shrine each year, has become the
property Of the CaFmelite Brotherhood. A large
monastery will be erected here and pilgrimageS
urged by the friars of this order.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

tghest fs1aperaturs yesterday IS degrees: lowest 81
asrEs 7g average for corresponding date last year 20
eye-ge eor corresponding date last yets -
res fO~ecast-ShOWers to-day; Thursday ralr: hsht 20
erssh variable winds. becoming northwest
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
mR. TAFT TO ATTEND UNWILLING.
IBy Telegraph . sc TrIbune. ]

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Worcester, Mass, July 3.-Secretary Taft tonight
accepted an invitation to be present here to-mor-
row at the exercises attendant the unveiling OF
the statue Of General Charles Devens.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
THE KAISER SAILS FoR NORWAY.

Kie, July 3-Emperor William left Kiel to-day on
q cruise northward. He will arrive at Trondhjem
Norway. on July g.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04

MAIN OFFICE-No IJ4 Nassau street
WALL STREET OFFICE-N0. rs William efr-ar
UPTOWN OFFICE-N0 1864 Broadway. o. ourv Sv---s..s
District Telegraph once
HARLEM OFFICES-No l31 I27rh grreen ~.
West 121th street. -
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WASHINGTON BCREAU-No- 1122 street
NEWARK BRANCH OEEICE-ErodeTlcE ~ eouIr1zr <a
Ts4 Broad street =
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ARAB cmvALRx OF sPAN1ARDs.

ARAB CHIvALRY OF sPANIARDs.
AZ every step in SPANS one meets with survivals
Of the Moorish domination OF the kingdom nearly
thousand years ago. not only In the shape Of beau
tiful monuments such as the Alhambra. but also in
the character OF the people Thus the action OF Don
jose NaEens. Editor OF the Madrid newspaper Ell
Motin" IN granting refuge 70 the anarchist Nor
raj, and in helping him TO escape after the bomb
outrage the Kings wedding day. partook Of
the Arab and the Moor rather than Of the Euro
pean American Don Jose abhors anarchists, is
an ultra-nberal. ana is a Of the most blame
less ife kindly generous and universally respected
by his bitterest political adversarfes. A
ber Of his friends and acquaintance had been killed
and injured by the bombs thrown by Moral Yet
when the latter sought refuge in his house ann
cast himself his mercy he held It to be his duty
according TO the laws OF chivalry and OF honor.
not to surrender the man TO the police. to be-
tray him. nor TO drive him from the doors.
Since the murderer had sought refuge beneath his
roof he considered himself bound to succor him
and 20 help him TO escape, matter how great HIS
adherence OF the fellows crime. just IN the
way that Arab will succor and offer hospitality
and refuge TO his bitterest enemy and 10 the man
who has wronged him most deeply IL he seeks ref
uge in his tent and throws himself upon his mercy
Don Jose has been cast into prison for harbortng
Moral But he is certain to be acquitted for
spaniards Of all people in the world. would be the
first to appreciate the motives which led him TO
shrink from the role Of informer and OF betrayer
Of his unweleeme guest and to help him to escape.
do not know Don Jose, but know many Span
iards like him. and assuredly they have in their
blood a strain Of the chivalrous Arab chieftains.
MARQUIsE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
NEW PRESIDENT OF THE "EPArANr."


The MARQUIS de 1Iassa. who has just been unani
rnously elected to the presidency OF two Of the
smartest Partisan clubs-namely. the CercIe de
Ia Rue RoyaIe, which he declined. and OF the
C,ercle de PUnion Artstique. popularity known as
the 'rE,patant" which he accepted-is one OF the
most popular figures In Partisan life and has been,
IN turn, q gallant soldier. courtier, extremely
successful author and a brilliant playwright. A
grandson OF Regnier and also OF Field Marshal
Macdonald, Duke Of Tarente. he enlisted IN the
Spahis and after seeing good deal Of active SER
vice in Algeria was transferred 70 Paris as an
officer Of the crack regiment OF Guides. He took
part IN the Crimean War was present at the bat
tie Of Soiferino OF 1859. aide-de-camp to Mar
shal Bazaine in the Mexican War, was with Na-
poleon III at Sedan. and. managing to get away,
Joined General Bourbald. and remained with him
until the end OF his disastrous campaign.
During the last eight years of the reign OF En-
peror Napoleon he was attached to his court as
one Of HE equerries and was intrusted by the EN-
press with the composition OF all those charades
and theatrical szits which were performed by anna
teurs such as Princess Pauline Metternich. the
Duchesse de Parslgny. the Comtesse de Malaret and
others at St. Cloud, at Compiegne and at RambouiI-
let. One Of his most amusing plays was that
titled THE Commentaries OF C@sar," IN which,
20 the Emperor's huge delight he took of that
sovereisn's literary weaknesses
u seems almost incredible that man who played
go brilliant role az the court of Napoleon III
when his name oa syszy llD, should no. Only
New-York tribune., 1906-07-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and EOrccast-Wa Washington. July g.
There have been general showers the Mississippi
River accompanied by substantial fall in
tr IN the Southern Atlantic and east Gulf states
The weather also shOweFy and cooler IN Texas New
Mexico Arizona Southwestern Colorado; esewhsEe
faar prevailed smother day abnor1naly
high temperatures IN the North Pacific states
Showers will continue Wednesday throughout the Allan
lower lake region followed by generally fair
Thursday. There viii also be showers Wednesday
Southwest where the weather VIII be gen
orally fair Wednesday and Thursday Temperature Will
the Rocky Mountains In the plateau and
aci6c coast states they continue high except
the north coast, where they win fall
along the New England coast VIII be fresh
ana along Middle Atlantic coast fresh and
varabe becoming northwest; along the South Atlantic
vest along the east Gulf coast
fight southwest north along the west Gulf coast ngt
ebe Becoming northwest ard the upper lakes fresh
northwest TO north
Forecast for Special EOenlties-For the District OF
columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey. Eastern
rannevIvaaia ana Eastern York and New England.
showers to-day Thursday fair light to fresh variable
usnds, becoming northwest - 4. -. 1-.,,,-s,-,
For western Pennsylvania showers To-Day; 4hufsdAv'
.aroer "a southern portions; fresh northwest WINDS
showers to-day; THURSDAY IaAr'
fresh west o northwest winds
local Official Heeord-The following oflcial record
frn the Weather Bureau the changes in the TEN
eafura fnr tvventyfour hours IN comparison
1ystb IRE corresponding OF last year:
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