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PAUL NOCOUETVS CAREER.
Modelled ''The Presidential Vaca-
tiOn' '--Wanted to Fly OUer Ocean.

Though Paul Nocquat was not yet thirty. he had
attained a measure OF success as sculptor and a
great deal OF Dotoriety for HIS venturesome balloon
fights. In his own words few days before he died.
he had almost forgotten his art IN his pursuit Of
ballooning.
Prior to coming 20 this country. early in 1894. Mr.
Nocquet made thirty ascensiOns. he said. some
under the auspices Of the Aero Club Of France and
others as an individual He became such an en-
thusiast this --latest fad of the French that with
two others, he planned crossing the Atlantic in a
balloon This scheme failed for lack Of funds. but
UP 10 the time Of hts death young Nocquet cher
ished this venture one Of the ambitions OF his
life.
He was born In Brussels Belgium, IN 1877. and
had the distinction Of being one OF the youngest
men ever graduated associate into the Paris
Salon and at his death was OF three artists who
were members Of that Salon The surviving two
are Augustus ST. Gaudens and Gutzen Borglum
At the age OF fourteen he was a student OF Jean
Portaels the painter. His bent, however was TO
SCULPTURE which he took up later. and when ne had
just reached his majority carried or the 'Trahd
Prix which him a three years course at Faris
or Rome. He chose Paris. where he studied unoer
Munier and Lambeaux until early In lSO4' "heh nc
came 10 this country.
Artists he declared al this time. "cing 10 their
ideals hrst Then they turn where there Is SUD
stantiaI something that encourages them Amer
ica because Of it's great wealth is bound 70 be the
Mecca OF all artists
Before coming here he Joined the Aero Club OF
France In August OF last year his statuette' Inc
Presidential Vacation" modelled in clay exclted
some attention, and amused the President II
depicts the President garbed in hunting suit Win
gun slung over his shoulder, returning 70 camp
after a profitable days hunt. With one hand ne
drags a mountain Iloness while in the other he
holds aloft a cub snatched from the mother The
sculptor sent the statuette to the President VINO
forwarded note OF acknowledgment IN wAlch ne
sais. .1t amused the family as much as IL did me-.
Ths Society or American Artists rejected ina
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JOHN WHEELER.

John Wheeler, who died at the Hotel Seville on
Sunday from pneumonia. was born in Connecticut
eightv-four years ago He TO this city in 1913
and Immediately became active in public affairs.
lie was elected 10 Congress from this city in lS52
took part in the repeal Of the Missouri Compromise
and was the only member from New York to vote
AGAINST IL He was reelected the 34th Congress
and renominated TO the 35th. but declined. He was
3 Democrat and a member Of the Committee or
Seventy-four strong opponents OF the Tweed Ring.
Mr wheeler was president Of the Department OF
Taxes under Mayor William II. Havemeyer. He
was a member Of the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
p0rtiOnment and Commissioner Of Accounts. Mr.
Wheeler retired from public life in 1882 He a
vestryman and senior warden Of the Anthem Ne
mortal Church and superintendent OF its Sunday
school FOR twelve years The funeral was held on
Tuesday at the Church Of the Heavenly Rest and
the burial was at WOodawn Cemetery.
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statuette. which hurt the young sculptor. though
two OF his works were received some time previous
The society explained that it rejected because
II had no merit" The sculptor. however.
quoted as saying thst the society rejected IT be-
cause it would bring too much attention 20 him.
Another creation which attracted some attention
was his Effort depicting football game. This
purchased by Isaac Seiigrnan and presented
TO the Columbia University C1cb.
The Yawning Woman" and "a Dancing GirI'
also attracted attention Some critics said his
sculptures displayed greater knowledge OF anat-
omy and the emotions than OF character.
Mr. NOcquet had a studio at No. s. East 59th
street. where some weeks ago he exhibited sixty
nine pieces OF his work. He OF four sue
cessful competitors for the United States govern
ment Paul Jones competition for pair Of doors
at the Naval Academy. When the Aero Club was
formed Nocqust became one OF the most enthusi-
astic members.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Circus at Madison Square Garden.
S Tf OF cSGr5 SaS B1odyn Episcopal
DR. James J Walsh The Women the Greek Poets -
Carnegie III Lycsam Vest 57,6 6' street s II a M OF N'ef
Mrs t3o Amelia s Wesd Hopkins on Wills s'0rtea tfo Man
Meeting OF New York city Legislative League Waldorf
Managers meeting Of Little Mothers Ala Association No
2ss Second avenue m
Business meeting Gf the Daughters Of the Empire s'ae
Sale Of fancy articles benefit Auxiliary 15 stony wod
TRRs1gm bone 5 q , Mrs wa s9,6 Davenport No pol
Nineteenth annual benefit for St Andrews coffee
aIdsn aR 9 Concert N a Sf sas o BG2S Madison Square
Chamber OF Commerce meeting No. e5 Liberty street.
Conference of operators ana mnerI committee No
Rapid Transit Commission. 2:SO p m.
Annual meeting OF the University Settlement. sherrys
Dinner and discussion Of Municipal Ownership. Mems
League. Broadway Tabernacle ESQ p
DH5s5 5 Of + the Dickens Fellowship cavanash 2'd street
Public meeting Harlem Equal aights League Lenox
Unitarian Church. evening
Acadamy Medicine meeting. No II West 4sd street
Ethical culture school, Central Park West and esd street
annual exhibit. TO 10 ?.
New York Trade school. exhibition night First avenue
and 6Tth street. 80 10 10 ?. m
Fat6gsh Taxgsyers Association meeting ONCE OF the
Free day at the Museums of Natural History.
Free lsegrss q the , Board S q Ed1ea9n p Pg50 v,l6
Farley. the Empire State Is Governed dllus-
trat@dl. Public School 49, No AIS West 2Sth street.
Cloves Ch0Tley. Cities ot Northern Italy dllus-
trated) Public school Hubert COster streets.
Thomas McTfemaa. Daniel Webster Public School
l56th street and St Nicholas avenue DIT. William
Z Crihis Throne and Camp. Feudslsm and Castle
DAYS illustrated; public School 81; No 52s West
szh street George Cook. The Development
OF the shin ustrated); Public School S. roth street
and First avenue Miss Miriam z. Wheeler. Gibraltar
and Southern Italy illustrated; Public School So
9Gth street ana Lexington avenue. Professor Louis
Telier. fr. Lanier': Public School 1l9.
1896 street. Eighth avenue. Miss Hannah H.
Tgafta Architecture illustrated: Public
School 1876 First avenue and 5lst street. Joseph G
oakman ''FictUresQue New Zealand illustrated
pubIir school I59 No. East ll9th Albert
Gerard Thiers our Familiar Songs and Those Who
Wrote Them Public School 1856 sSh street be
tween Columbus and Amsterdam avenues. Dr. 5. Al
MITCHELL The Great Planets Jupiter. Saturn.
Uranus Neptune illustrated; Public School 10,
1iIth street between Fifth and Lenox avenues, Or.
CARNEY oliver Goldsmith; EduCa-
tiopai Alliance Broadway and Jefferson street
Henry Walsh, The Land OF the Moor dllls-
irated); st. Luke's Hall. No 4sS Hudson street
Artbur ID Rees. Catherine the Second; the Empress
Tean Her Position Personality: Lexington
Avenue Baptist Church. 111th street and Lexington
avenue Professor Georges Castesnier, Joan dArc'
frat
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MISS sARsEscU AT IRVING PLACE.

Miss Agaths Barsescu. German actress. who
played long season last year at the Irving Place
Theatre. appeared there last night for farewell
performance. She took the role Of Messalina in
Adolf Wilbrandts pseudo-classical tragedy ARIA
and Messalina." role taken earlier this winter by
Nine. Gertrud Arnold. The piece is artificial
stiff and ultra-stagey, written in manner which
the modern German stage has latterly Outgrown.
II gives an actress opportunities. however, for
horld defamation and theatrical Effects Miss Bar
sescu speaks admirably and acts with skill and
dignity. But the part OF the famous imperial
eourtesan did not ht her to advantage. and Mr..
Walden also somewhat miscast Marcus
PFetus the youthful victim OF Messalna's tigress-
like destinations He played with spirit and fervor
nevertheless The departing actress warmly
applauded and received numerous floral tributes
from her admirers
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SENATOR DEPEW NOT A CANDIDATE
Formally Declines to Stand for Reelection
to the Yale Corporation

New Haven April (Special Senator Chaun-
cey 81 Depew has sent word 20 the Office Of Anson
Phelps Stokes, Jr., secretary Of Yale University
that he IS not 10 De considered candidate for
election 10 the Yale Corporation in June. Senator
pepews retirement WAS voluntary and was expect
ed. account Of the condition of his health. II
lie had been an av0Wed candidate, however, con-
siderable opposition expected among Yale
alumni throughout the country. few Of his
friends had e1pected 20 renouinate him in June
but his decision puts end TO this plan
There are several nominees before the 1ale
alumni for the vacancy. Secretary TAFT Is the
leading candidate. and unless he feels that his du-
fies if washington viii preclude his frequent ap-
pesrauce at Yale Cooperation sessions. he VIII
IIr.labiv allow his name 10 go before the alumni
otber rrolable nominees are Congressman Herbert
I5ar-ars Of New York, and Charles 7. Catlin- of
israolrIvn The election IS be held the last week
fr Frrrfa
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THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

To-rsgb, A. the New Amsterdam Theatre Mr.
ASsnsaela will act Ivan the Terrible, for the first
time in his present engagement here.
Miss Amelia Bingham IS performing as Candida.
IN Mr. @ g. Shaws unhealthfuI play Of that name
al the Fifth Avenue Theatre
change OF entertainment ar the Casino viii
occur on Saturday night. pTil 7. when medley
81 nonsense and music Will be presented, called
."I'hs Social WhiTl."
Mr. Louis Mann and Miss Clara Iipman wil ap-
near next week the Lyric Theatre, giving seven
ferfofanances The vapid Mr. Arnold DAILY VIII in
ict lie dulress thc public. at that theatre. on
Miss Ruth ST. Deals. in her East Indian Gyra-
lions can Dc seen this afternoon. a. the Hudson
Theatre
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TO Madrid as chief of the military household OF
the Queen Regent and made marshal He
had been described as the sofrest hearted soldier
n Spain, and when he selected in October,
1897. to succeed General NaleranO Weyler. II was
thought he would employ mild measures with the
natives After the protocol OF peace between Spain
and the United States had been signed. Blanco re-
signed and issued a proclamation 10 the people Of
Cuba giving his reasons for his action. saying that
ne had urged the people of the island 10 main
tain tie war. II would be difficult for him TO pre-
pare them for the issue involved. Under
pressure from Madrid General BlancO subsequent
" withdrew his resignation and agreed 10 continue
in service He. however, took little part in direct
ing the work Of evacuating the island, and in No
vember OF the same year returned 20 Spain, where
he afterward lived IN retirement
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MRS. WALTER r. GILLETTE.

Mrs. Annie Gillette. wife Of Dr. Walter r Gil
lette. who resigned vice-president Of the Mutual
Life Insurance Company on March 2S died yester-
day al her home. No. "a West 10Th street Her
maiden name was Curtenius. and before her mar
riaee TO DR.. Gillette. in ISL she lived with her
parents IN Peoria, IL
M Gillette served in the Civil War as an acting
assistant surgeon. he Is consulting physician az
Tellevue 81 Francis and Maternity hospitals, and
is a manager Of the State Asylum for the insane
Or Gillette has country homes at Lake GeoIg
and at Fort Salonga- Long Island The SURVIVING
children are Mrs. Harrison Kerr Bro, Or ,1 SuI-
tenius Gillette. Abraham D. Gillette ana MISS
Helen Curtenius Gillette
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SALISBURY HEIREss WANTS DIVORCE.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Worcester. Mass April Mrs Sarah Reed
I.awton has decided to sue for divorce from her
husband, DR. Charles P. Lawton- After having
been on the Isle Of Jersey for twelve years. DR..
Lawton returned for the first time two weeks
ago. soon after the death Of stephen Salisbury.
who left Mrs. Lawton 100000
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r. III. YARD ARRIVES.
Calls ''Toacn Topic" 8" ScurnlOus-
Would Testify IN Mann Case.

Reginald Henshaw Ward. OF London. England.
whose name was mentioned in the trial of Nor
nan Hapgood on justice Deuers charge Of Grim
inal libel arrived here yesterday on the steam
ship Carmania- There was a report that he
might be wanted as witness against Colonel
W. D. Mann. OF Town Topics inasmuch as it
was on account OF Colonel Mann's testimony in
the HapgoOd trial that he had not written the
Endorsement 20. XIV. D. NJ" on a letter from
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at Annapolis on April 20 under the command of
Rear Admiral Campion. who viii be on board the
flagship Marseillaise. with Captain Csuepratte ana
twenty officers On the CoHde VIII be Captain
Huguet. former naval aide-de-camp OF ex-President
LOubet. and seventeen officers. and on board tbs
Aube viii be Captain Lefevre and twenty other
officers The admirars staff will consist Of five on
GERS, headed by Captain Batee. chief Of the naval
stan OF the Ministry OF Marine.
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GIFTS TO ADELBERT COLLEGE.

Cleveland. April "A meeting OF the trustees Of
Adelbert College Of Western Reserve University
was held to-day. and announcement made OF gifts
speregating $4,000. Half Of this IS to found
a department OF sociology and half IS for the
building Of a chemical laboratory. The givers are
Toseph Perkins Chamberlain. Selah Chamberlain
and Ellen 5 Chamberlain, Of san Francisco. the
1ran6 ij4ren OF Joseph Perkins. who died IN 1855
ana was. for many years, a trustee OF the college.
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A WEDDING

Pittsburg, April A. Frederick NordenskjOld. OF
Sweden son OF Commodore Otto Reingold Nor
densktold and a nephew OF the Arctic explorer %
that name was married 10 Miss LysIe MeCreery.
of Munhau
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ERENch MISSION 10 ANNAPoLIs.

Paris, April A-The Foreign Minister. II Bour-
Eeois has written TO the American Embassy, giving
the programme for the French governments part
On the ceremonies Of the burial Of the body OF
paul ZONES az Annapolis on April "a and furnishing
q list OF the naval officials assigned 70 take part
IN the ceremonies. The French cruisers viii arrive
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1908 1906

Highest temperature 67 degrees lowest IS
average for corresponding date OF last yea
30: Tor corresponding date OF last
Local forecast: cooler to-day; tAir Friday
Iaht 70 fresh westerly winds
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LORD COMPTON.

London. April 4-Lord Compton. the former
Bishop Of Ely, is dead He was born IN 1875
Lord Alwyne Compton. who OF the
second Marquis OF Northampton. was educated at
Cambridge He ives ordained in 1850 was Arch
deacon q Oakham 1SI5-'79; Lord High Almouer
since 1850 and Bishop OF Ely from 1886 10 1896.
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Prince William who was seventy-two years Old
had followed 2 military career in the Austrian
army In 1852 he married Princess BathiIdis or
Anhalt, who died Nachod in 1892 His eldest
SON Frederic married in 1895 Princess Louise
eldest daughter OF the present King Of Denmark
She was born in 1875 at Copenhagen; She leaves
one daughter Princess Marie Louise, horn in 1897.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BRBSLIN--sir Andrew. Mcdonald. Edinburgh
CAMBRIDGE-Lady Graham Montgomery, Scot
land; John B. Muir, Scotland; Baron ". Won liter
sam. Holland. GRAND. A Ruggles, L. s a
HOFFMAN-Sir Adolphe Caron, Ottawa. HOL-
LAND-Dr. Ivan Macy. Budapest IMPERIAL
EX-Mayor y. Q. Robinson Emira MURRAY
HILL-H. G. Wells, Sandgate. England. Ma
VARRE-George II. Ketcham. Toledo. Ohio.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL. BE
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PING NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Forecast for Special LOcalities-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland. showers and cooler today fair
Friday light winds.
For Jersey showers today; cooler IN western poT-
tion: fair Friday; light 20 fresh west winds
For Eastern New York ard Eastern Pennsylvania
showers to-day: fair Frilay; light TO fresh
For western New York. fair to-day: fair and warmer
Friday.
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K. c. NJ. G. FoR SIR ARTHUR NIcoLsoN.

London. April 4-Sir Arthur Nicolson. the chief
representative OF the British mission at the Moroc-
can conference Will receive the Knight Grand Cross
OF 81 Michael and ST. George for his services at
AlEecirhS
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,ehersl Baneo was the Spanish commando g.
on, 81 sos me ne war with the United States broke
- ~ -oso ne hsd been sent the previous wear 70
succeed the infamous General weyler w. - :.
iorts 10 secure the pacihcatIon OF the ,slana "a
been accompanied by cruelties which baa -, -
the world. Ramon Blanco y Arenas Nar,,,,e -
[eie rata was born at Bilbao. spain in lSs2 He
entered the army In youth and fought the Carl,v.
W ar and served in Cuba in the Ten Years. W.
from 1858 to 1878 He was made captain general -,
the island in 1880. but returned 10 spain IN 1850
"here ne became captain general of Catalonia He
Went 70 the philippines in 1894 Governor General
ana narrowly escaped assassination. When the re-
belon broke out the following year. he went back
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HERMAN Victor.

Herman Victor. a fire insurance broker seventy
wears old died at his home. No 10 Harrison street
Brooklyn. yesterday He was born in Germany
and came TO this country In 1857. he was a mem
Der Of the Germauia Club. A wife one daughter
and two sons survive him.
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PRINCE AND PRINCESS DEAD.
William of Schaumburg-Lippe and His
Daughter-in-Law Expire on Same Day.

Vienna, April 4.-Prince William Of schaum-
burg-Lppe died al o'clock this morning from
heart failure at his castle at Nachod. Bohemia
His daughter -in-law. Princess Louise, a daugh-
ter Of the King Of Denmark died at the same
castle five hours later from meningitis.
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OF James " Drake Notice OF funeral later.
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GENERAL BLANCO DEAD.
A0St Captain General of Cuba
His Earlier Career

Madrid. April 4.-GeneraI R,s,o, d,os .u,.
morning u'eu TINS
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