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sHURERT MEMORIAL THEATRE OPENS

Kansas City, Oct. 1.-The new Shubert NAV
house. at 10th and Baltimore streets, was opened
here tonight by Eddie Foy in The Earl and the
Girl The theatre built as a memorial to
sam y Shubert who was killed IN a railroad wreck
near harrisburg, Penn. on May L, 1906 while on
ms way TO Kansas City TO negotiate for the erec-
uon OF this house. It is the flfty-second theatre
controlled by the Shubert combination and Is one
Of OF the most complete in the country. ]. J. shu-
bert, Nce-presdent and general manager of the
Shubert interests. came from New York TO be pres
ent at the opening.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
UNITED IRISH LEAGUE CONVENTION

Philadelphia oct. 1.-The United irish League,
which will tomorrow begin its convention. held a
mass meeting tonight at the Academy OF Music
at which IT. p. OConnor, NJ P. was the principal
spea ker. Previous to the meeting there a
parade of Irish societies Governor PennypackeI
presided. Daily sessions will be held until Thurs
jay when the delegates will go to Atlantic City.
a picturesque delegate is ODonoyaa Rosssr who
arrived from Queenstown to-day. He Is seventy
fi,-nr 81
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BACKS UP METHODIST BOOK CONCERN.
Rool. River Conference Approves of Eight
Hour Day for Employees.

Chicago Oct The Rock River Conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church. which Is IN ses-
sion here, to-day approved the action OF the Meth
odist Book Concern in granting eight-hour day
to employees. The Methodist Book Concern sub
nlitted a report embodying its action. and saying
that 1t had never opposed the principle OF eight
hour day, but that conditions had been suon here
November l an eight-hour day will rule IN all de-
partmentS OF the business. and tho Book Concern
America
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GUARDIAN FOR YOUNG oELRIons.

Surrogate Thomas yesterday appointed Paul I.
Herman. a lawyer. OF No. Nassau street. spe-
cial guardian for Hermann Oelrichs for the pur-
pose of protecting his interests in any suit that
may be brought. There is nothing in the papers
appointing the guardian that says whether the
appointment IS for the purpose Of contest or not
The application IS made by Mrs Oelrichs, who
swears that her son is under fifteen years Of age
The boy also asks that Mr. Herman be appointed
his guardian.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
rN0 COLUMBIA FRESHMEN BLIND.

SIueh interest Is being aroused a1n@ls -------!a
s+rdents f, -. II Mullen and benjamin Bern
stein. the two blind men in the freshman class.
Both have entered with tie intention of studying
law after completing an academic course Mullen g
comes Tom Reusselaer n. Y. and bernstein from
Rochester Mullen succeeded in winning a schol-
sei .5p before sH;esRs the 81 sniorns
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
KYLE RELLEW I'M NEW PLAY

Chicago. Oct. L-Kyrle Belew appeared at the
Illinois Theatre tonight in Sir A. Conan Doyle's
comedy "Brigadier Gerard" The play is full Of
humorous situations. Kyrle Bellew was ably
supported by Ida Conquest and capa BILE comma n y
OF players. The engagement IN Chicago is for two
weeks, efter which the play is booked for run
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
NEW pEEKsKILL THEATRE OPENS

The new Guardian Theatre. at 1st and South
Division streets. Peeksklll. owned by tho Roman
Catholic Church of the Assumption wae opened
last evening with ''Veronique," staged by the shu-
berts The majority Of the boxes and seats were
sold al auction ten days ago. The highest price
paid for box 800 and the lowest S35.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
MARSHALL VAN wINkLE WON'T RUN

Charles q Pickett, OF Bayonne. unanimously
selected to run for Congress the Republican
ticket in the 9Th New Jersey District last night at
caucus held in Lincoln Hail. Jersey City. Repre-
sentative Marshall Van Wrinkle had refused posi-
lively to run again. James W, Mccarthy, president
OF the Board of Aldermen of Jersey City, is the
choice for Congress in the same district of the
"New Idea" faction.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
MISS JULIA MARLowE SELLS HOME.

Parish. Fisher q Co. have sold for Miss Julia
Marlowe, the actress. No. 937 Riverside Drive, a
five story American basement dwelling house. with
ator on a lot 20xlOO feet. 1t Is one Of a row
built by Smith Il Stewart. The buyer will occupy
the house
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w. I. sMEDLEY IN POOR HEALTH.
[By Telegraph TO The =

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune!
Los Angeles Cal. Oct L-W. Ia oHleuie'' PAINTER
and ilIustrator 70 here from New York, presumably
to Join the faculty OF the School of Art and De-
sign. although Illness has prevented nm entering
actively on to work OF instruction r IL @ 9lASSSGle SS
is in poor ~ Alth, and II Is uAue4S'OON N0 "N''
partly for fhis reason.
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CLEARED OF PROF. WARDS DEATH.

Buffalo Oct. The county grand jury reported
10 Judge Emery to-day. In the list OF mo bills"
one clearing Alexander Gunnell Of responsible
ity for the death Of Professor Ward of Chicago,
the naturalist Professor Ward down ana
killed by Gu1HxAs automobile.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
CNDERTAKERS-

FRANK f. CAMPBELL CO.. .41-s w ssd q, vor4a
hhown old stand Chapsls psrlors. T. 1594 cnsio
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
HILL DENIES EXTENSION RUMoR.

James ]. Hill. when asked yesterday IT, as re-
ported in a dispatch from San Francisco, he was
preparing 70 extend the Great Northern Railway
into that city, replied: "I plead not guilty"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
FIRE DESTROYS MICHIGAN VILLAGE

Detroit, Oct. IA special dispatch to 'gThs De-
troit News from Traverse City, Mich. says that
almost the entire village of Northport was wiped
out by fire to-day. Tho estimated loss exceeds
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
COUNT ADoLFo PIANcIANI.

Rome, Oct, Count Adolfo Ptanciani. COM
mander in chief of the dissolved Pontifcal army,
died here to-day. He eishty-two years old.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
STANDARD MUST PLEAD THIS MONTH,
Indictment Charging Giving of Rebates
Must Come Up Before October 10.

Chicago. Oct. 1-JThe Standard Oil Company
of Indiana has been ordered to plead by October
10 to the indictment charging the giving OF re-
bates. The matter will come up before Judge
Landts.
Counsel for the company did not contest the
summons in court to-day but merely asked for
tim. to read over and become acquainted with
the six thousand more counts in the indict-
ment.
Following this. the attorneys for the defend
ants entered the appearance Of the company
generally
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

Notices of marriages and deaths muss BE- t>a>n
with full and address,
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

Highest temperature yesterday. st lowest o.: aver
Sc: average for corresponding date last year oo
average corresponding date last twenty years
ei,
Local Forscass-Parsly cloudy Tuesday ana Wednss-
mostly south
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-W r Hallstead, Scranton. HOI-
I.AND-John $ Pills6gry, Minneepolis; Min Edward
baltimore. WALDORF-Charles J. Glidden. Bos-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE,

Nine. Frtzi schen and her entire supporting COM
pany IN Mile. Modiste' win attend Tomorrow ar
ternoon the first Wednesday matinee performance
OF Montgomery and Stone In THE Red Mil -
Nine. schefr is playing this week at the New Mon
tauk Theatre. in Brooklyn. As ''The Red AIfI''
and Mile. Modste" written by the sarna
fnen-Henry Blossom and Victor Herbert-and "a
both pieces under the mana cement m will
be something OF chubby matinee
Wagenhas Kemper announced yesterday ths,
owing to the success Of Annie Russell as Puck IN
"A Midsummer Nights Dream" during the rs-
mander Of her stay st tho hssor Theatre thsrS via
be popular priced WsAnssdAy EAtnssAs
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
EngQged.

ALpEN-SCHNFTDE DER-Nrs. 9chns6es,
lakewood. Brooklyn, announces snxaxsme1e a.
daughter. Gertrude to Harry WILBUR Ada oe -
York. -s - '''~
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PROMINENT PLAYERS HERE THIS WEEK

Blanche Bates Frank Worthng
Mrs Langtry. William II. Crane
Hda Spong. John Drew.
Annie Russell. Henry Miller.
Eleanor Robson H B. Irving.
Grace George. J. II. Barnes.
Ellis Jeffreys J. K. Hackett
Maud Milton Arthur Lewis
DorotheS Baird. n. c. Goodwin
Margaret Anglin. Frederick De Rellev!lle
Beverley Stgreavee. Thomas w. Ross
Marie Cahill. William Farnum
Rose Stshl, c. II. Halard
Beatrice Morgan Lew Fields
Doris Keane. Robert Haines
Margaret Ellington. w II. Denny
Madge Girdlestone. w J.. Abingdon
Hattie williams. Emmett Corrigan
AIaude Harrison. Boyd Putnam
Jessie Millward. Richard Bennett
Margaret Dale. Leslie Faber
Helen Tracey. William r Hawtrey
Adelaide Keim. Charles Rowan
Blanche Walsh. John Bunny,
Josephine Cohan. Oswald Yorke
Elizabeth Kennedy. John Glendinning
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

Ags,D-3AEaH1SON-On Saturday. seprsmb>s "a -
AasStnss-on-!t !tGdson BY the Rev ssorrs o. ssyrnosN
H Df OF Lttchdeld. Conn. Alice Kiri<hsn Carrfnn0
daughter Augustus Kirkhar 70 5red.rLs tx-aie
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

Ffndlay. Ohio. Oct. 1.-The hearing OF the
Standard on Company case, in which It is
charged that the company has violated the VAL
entine antitrust laws, will take place here IN
the Probate Court on October 9.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-vashington Oct l.
Mexico and the borders with the region OF
lowest pressure along the louisiana Alabama and MIS-
sssup coasts Pressure falling quite generally IN all
parts Of the United but yet no we'll defined
except in the extreme North
west Rain continues in ths Gulf and South Atlantic
and In the southern portion OF the Middle atlantic
States; Tennesses and the ONO valley, ta ~
southern portion or the dlcdl6 At
tic States will lie warr1sE In Northern ana ESs's1
districts -. - ,r,zs,. A+1srt,,
coasts will s5uthi sIols tne s0ue-
isnfie coast fresh northeast possibly brisk along ts
Ess+ Gulf southwest; along the NsSt - ut
ooa srash nerthest TO north; lower lakes light 70
,5riahle ana on the upper lakeR light and variable
ateamsrs dspartnS Tuesday for European ports WIZ
have light to south winds and fair weather 10 he
"'snu storna Warnings are displayed tho East Guh
coast and the Atlantic coast
Forecast for Special LocnIities.-For New England
partly cloudy and to-day: fresh southeast
wind,: wednesday partly cloudy.
For Eastern New York. partly cloudy day and
Wednesday, with rising temperatures fTesh HnH 'N
able windF mostly south.
For Eestern Pennsyvania end New Jersey showers
to-day; "wednesday partly cloudy fresh east WINDS
For MarXlald Delaware District OF Columbia
TO fresh northeast to east winds =,
For western Pennsylvania. fair IN north ran N
southern portion to- day; "Wednesday falr ana Wars'
For Western New York. fair to-day and Wednesday,
hight variable winds
Local Oniciai Record.-The following official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes IN tAe
temperature for the twentyfour hours IN COM
parison corresponding date OF last year
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
Forecast for Special Locanties.-For

Local OniciaI Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last tweny-four hours in com
Dortsor itch ,h. date OF
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
WEDDINGS.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

IBy Telegraph to The Trtbunsl
Boston. Oct. 1-Miss Rosamond Pierce AMI
Thomas Barbour were married this noon at st.
PauIs Church, Brookline. by the Rev Leonard X
Storrs. The bride IS the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Dean Pierce and well known member OF the
Vincent Club. The bridegroom ts the OF Mr.
and Mrs William Barbour, of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
I'm MemOrianr.
CEMETERIES

IHOAAS-Itev. Joseph Conabls. MamorfaI service, vtu
Se he.d az Metropolitan Temple. 1Aeh -
New 1ork CITY Wednesday, October g. q. 4 D. m
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THE WooDLAWN CEMETERY

y Teaoy accsssoie ey Harlem from orana On.
stson' Wsnstsr and Jerome troiieys II
~ carnage Lots s125 Telephona (yriynceeS
Tor BOOK OF Views - N-~'~@
once. 20 East 23d ST.. Nav Yorn CIV
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In NemoHAn.

t.o1fAAs hey Joseph G.
Crane Funeral services win be hse at hss iats rss!-
dence. No. 2s Hillside 2:3O. Wednesday Oco-
oera ~
DIAAE-At PIainaeld, " J.. on Seventh day Ninth
month. 29th. 1906 Phoebe Golden, widow OF Joan Hal-
lock Drake. Funeral services at residence OF DR. y
vernon smith. 1891 St ana 80 New York CITY, on
shlrd cay. Tenth month. %. at D. Please oua,e
flowers.
HALLoCK-At Dublin. ". H, septenbsr 2s. an infaua
son OF Gerard Halloak and Adsls Page HAilock.
HEEsTIS1At Liberty. y, =. September 30 1908 rr.as
yer Of the late Henry Menesn. OF Staten Island No
uos OF funeral hereafter.
LEECH-on Saturday. September 20 1909 bis hocns
V clinton ave, Brooklyn. in the 55th OF his aGA
MuAeAl Eadls Lseoh, Of the firm Of James Lss Co,
New York Friends will kindly accept this in.imAson
that ths funeral service VIII 5s held Tuesday
family and relatives only
L1NDSLBY-sLddsnly September so. 1905. orlo n,
beloved hush and OF Louise r Lindsey ysArS
Funeral services from the Chaps OF Ssphsn MsSYft
Surial Company. Sta and 10th ST.. Tuesday sysa-
I'm MemOridn1.
De held az Metropolitan Tsmpls. Iash -
New 1ork CITY Wednesday, October g. az 4 D. m
CEAETERIEA
THE wooDLawN CEMETERY
- reaoIs accsssoie By Harlem fro-a erszA O..
trai 5taon Weoster and Avenue tro,ievs ~
~ ~ poo Lots s12o up Telephons Ass or1seeS
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FRoLIc MAY HAVE GONE SOUTH.

The schooner yacht Froiio which sailed from
Placentia Bay, Newfoundland September o. with
a hold full OF China1nen. which she presumably IN
tended To land somewhere the Massachusetts,
coast. was not reported yesterday by any OF the
incoming Sound steausrs. The Frolio vas banisd
chusetts bishts and headed for Long Island SOUND:
Notice Of ner cruise, Per cargo and ths op3ec, Oi
1t was thought along the waterfront uat Ine
OUTER Gresham. which is Iookns for her, and had
headed for the CarOlras
Boston. Oct L-Unitsd stshes revenue oiiicels ~
this city stated today that they were without
news OF the whereabouts OF the yacht Frolc, which
IS supposed to be cruising along the coast ana
waiting for favorable opportunity 70 land num-
her Of Chinese who were taken on board In New
foundland Close watch Is being kept at all ports
nY arfrY
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In TIVE TRIBUNE ~
be repubiished In Tbs Tri-WeekIy Tribune wasa.un
extra charge.
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE WI -
republished In The Tri-weekIy Tribune witaout ..,n
charge
Crsns. Henry D. Hussttz Irens 4
Dranes Fnesos u Lsech, William z.
HA4ooS. - Lindsey, Orfo u
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Domestic Rates.

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AAS- LANGTRy IN TRAGIC SKETCH
Fifth Avenue Theatre

Na4 suy appeared yesterday afternoon at ID.
>'saas Iassx.A y 9 short theatrical oolla-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02
DAILY and SUNDAY

For points IN Europe and al IN ths Universal
Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE will bs mailed the fol-
lOvgine - - -
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BETRAYED HIS OWN LEAGUE.

Nyaok. N. Y. Sept. 27, 1906
New-York tribune., 1906-10-02

New Brunswick. N J., Oct Miss Ada n
Murray daughter OF Mrs. Alden. and the step
daughter OF Henry NJ. Alden. OF Metuchen, for
married TO Marion McAllister Clarke, formerly ~
Newport, r. l.. now a New York stock broker at
St Luke's Episcopal Church. Metuchen, to-nisht
Mrs Alden. mother of the bride. was rnatron ot
honor. Her sisters, Misses Aline and Constance
Murray, were the bridesmaids Samuel Clarke a
brother Of the bridegroom was best man. Tho
ushers were r. G. Burr and p H. veen OF
and Edward D. Stevens. OF New York 49, -
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-09
THE STALEYS

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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-09
DECLARE All
SIN IS A SINNER
rUHR TuE cnNF CAUGHT ~
CAsTLE pItENlsEs ~ NANOA
VhLLEY BAY BE BURGLAR

hb Fiu is l1o uaUo NJ lbo suspected.
daylgbi burglar 0iTostod nt the Castle
pfouIans ~ Mau01 yullny youorday,
TbD mDU Was onuRhi iu tbo Japnuose
anryaIts qUauorF nud wns detained ny
them. 80 is alleged ~ baye been
0DOu ~ nps1ok the promises
hb su Is ven known ~ gbo police,
no b1a sofyod % term DpfDro nud was
faloasod only comparatively recently
ffon tuo Onbu prison. liigb FhorT
UDufy dld not HOOfy tbo lOonl pDlioe
DrpnumoDt ibnt Ab FlU was aDroad w
.Hn lnu1
1Uo UVinR quarters ~ Flu we're
aaaunod by ibo p0lloo wilh % ylow ~
aFnorblulrg whether ouy goods stolen
nom tHo various places robbed our
IUg ne lDsi foW weeks, Wero concealed
uDDu fiiE plHrn
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oar people IN Hawaii are rather oXs
orpilnnnlly educated about the oyll OF
Hllshls on the Vegetable worlds hut
Rfa widely lnsona1io ~ the oyll ~ the
Hllghts which destroy Human Charac-
ter, and lnfesl the Moral Health Of Hoo
oloty oar Islands have boon visited
w succession by largo number Of
bliRhia very destructive ~ plunialfoi
and W. have shown great activity ana
had muoh SUCCESS An oKilVntluR those
evils, with the aid NJ skllful experts,
Many youra ugp the Cutiouy Cushion
Scale. nnor devastating tho citrus orr
cEardH in california found lls way t0
Honolulu, ana swlfrly began blghlng
our shade troos ns with ore, liul wa
avaiIod ourselves NJ Prof k0oboloB
skill and promptly Imported his Vodn.
va Cardinals, little Bdysbrd, which
made short work NJ tho ovll Invader
Since then 10 succession NJ posts have
begun destruction IN our nnldH ana
orchards, and wo have Kept star NJ
exports busy IN finding their nntldolea
iu foreign lands W. have vigorously
fought tho toafab0ppor ana the Tnro
fungus nud The Rose Beetle Ana va
bayo found % special insect ~ 0xllr.
p1te the Laninnn, W. are u fairy
vice poDplc, when ne enemy concerns
our valuable vegetation But how ar.
feroDt IL our public activity whom core
tain Wdlskn0wn bIlghts wllhor ana d.
your what is choice and precious IN The
lives and health NJ our poGplol
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PARKER AND WOODS
JOIN S, OF THE A, R,
TWO ItAWAllANH AltE ADMITTED
TO MEMl}ElHWp IN HONH on
AMEIunAS REVOLUTION.

Senator puIwnr r. Woods nud ooh
gam purFor Woro recently admitted ~
momborsUlp IN Che IONS NJ me Amor.
raU ltoyOlullUJ ljOti nro plrl ia.
Wmiinua
Boib purfor nud woods lWoo lholr
ancestry ~ snm parker ~ Newton,
N1ss, WbO wns u mllllumnn IN me
WhT,
Otbor candidates whOsr rooOrds were
approved by tbe registrar Ronornl IN
Washington were Judge Charles Fr1n.
ols ParaDns rb0rlos Jonathan Austin,
FoldDH W1RbaU KiDgsbury, Gon Eds
Ward Dayla, GoDrRo puu rOOko ma
Fredk 0nyl0Bd Bu0w lfoo0rds NJ
John rlrioh smith ma Johu bow aro
yol NJ W. examined.
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fN0rHaT N NAN cAaE

An lu0ufsf NJ determine the oause
NJ daath M Nahi native maB Wh0se
b0dV Was found i8sl Weok nD1ilnR ny
lbf iutIinaud Whaft Will b. hdd NJ
me D0ilof HallDB tonight 90 nm Golook
DF NoDOuald bsffOuHfd ON autopsy
Whioh 1isoiosed lbn Hoi iHai dnaib ma
bnoH duo NJ dfONUlUR Thnfo were
s0u0 mafks oB fho bea0 bul ihev ma
u0ibiDR ~ M Wllh HH1bH bls deaib.
Tbo man eVl1o0UV f1l into ihN Waier
Hhlia luiDKl0Htfd.