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New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
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Poultry show Madison Square Garden
BIBLE Teachers Training school, opening Of second term
ADDRESS by John R Mott No 81 IeZinston-aVe-.
1880 q. m
Lecture IN the By the Rev Dr A. M Fair
BARN Of Mansfield College, OXFORD, on Ihe E1-
perence OF the Theologan and The Interpretation q
Theology.' NeE-York University Building, washing
Square II 80 a. n.
Devotional meeting Of the Ladies' Christian Union chapel
Of the Collegiate Church, oth-avs and 4sth-sI.
II q
Veterinary Medical Association Of NewYork County meet
ing No. Ia West 54th-st-. p. m
Free dey at the museums and Natural History
biological Park
free lectures of the Board Education, High
School Commerce, 66ta-st.. west Of Broadway Lr
William E. Grifzs, China and WHAT the World Owes
70 Her Civilization illustrated. the first Of course
Of six lectures on "Chins. Japan. Corea and the
East; Public School No. III 103d-st, between 6th
and Madison aves., Tnslee Il. Berry The Struct-
u-e and Functions OF the Healthy Human Body, the
first eeries Of five lectures First AID 70 tho
Injured. Cooper Union Sth-st., 30 and 4tn ayes,
Professor Bradley stoughton, The MetalurEy OF Iron
and Steel Gustrated), the first Of course Of six
lectures on Iron and Steel; st BarthoioInew,s
INLAY, Spain Gllustratedl Young Mems Chrtstisn
'The rise ot Russia: the Great illustrated the
nrst Of course six lectures landmarks Of
Modern FIstorv''. Mems Christian Association
Icoiored rens branch) No 252 West 53dst, Professor
W 81 3 Dubois John Brown and His Forerlnners';
Young Men's Institute No 222 Bowery, Leon
Ternsrhy. (trnbe and tbs Diamond Fields OF
South illustrated s.
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OBITUARY.
GENERAL FRANCIS FEssENpEN.

Portland, Me. Jan General Francis Fessenoen-
OF Names most distinguished soldiers in the
Civil Var and former Mayor Of this city, died
was stxty-six years old For services with the 18th
Maine Veterans he appointed brigadier general
In November, 1855, he was appointed major general
OF volunteers He leaves family.
General Francis Fessenden, well known Civil
War soldier was born in Portland Me-, March
Is 1SS9 son of William Pitt Fessenden. who was
Secretary OF the Treasury in the Cabinet Of Presi-
dent Lincoln In 1854 succeeding Salmon P. Chase,
he was educated at Bowdoin College, where he took
his degree of A B. in 1858 and then studied law at
the Harvard Law School He about to begin
the practice of profession IN this city when the
Civil War broke out. He at went to the front
and became captain OF the 18th United States In
fantry in May. 1861. He was severely wounded at
the Battle of Shiloh and in October, 1858, he was
made colonel Of the 18th Marine Volunteers and
commanded brigade In 1858 at Centreville, Va In
1854 he was made brigadter general and with
General Banks IN the Red River campaign, where
he lost leg In leading q charge at Monett's Blun,
La In 1865 he commanded q division Of infantry in
the Department of West Virginia and was sd-
vanced to the rank OF major general of volunteers.
sion at Washington IN 1856, and assistant COM
rnauder OF the Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands in 1866 He retired with the
regular army rank OF brigadier general in Novenn-
one term Mayor of his native city IN 1870 and de-
clined denomination. He afterward practised law
IN that city. In 1865 he married to Miss Ellen
Winslow Fox. who died in 1856
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
APPEAL DENIED IN DUKE CASE.

The divorce suit entered by James B Duke. the
tobacco manufacturer against his wife Lillian will
not be stayed by appeal from the decision Of Vice
Chancellor Pitney, Of the New-Jersey Court Of
Chancery, who ruled that Mr.. Duke was a resident
Of New-Jersey. The Vtce-Chancellor yesterday de-
MED the application TO file an appeal which would
have carried the question Of residence the Court
of Errors and Appeals, and possibly delayed the
hearing of the evidence for three or four years.
Duke has homes in Somerville, y. J. Manhattan
snd North Carolina The contention Of counsel for
Ms T,uke Samuel KaIsch and Chauncey Parker,
vrss that Duke was not a resident OF New-Jersey.
bnt that his legal residence was in either New,
Yarl or North Carolina. Dukes lawyers, Richard
iCdsh1Irv ana Charles W. Fuller. maintained
Nat their client was resident OF Nsw-Jersey, and
the Vice. Chancellor sustained them
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no mTFILAN's NEW PLAY.

LoiooL ra+e,. produced at the Shaftesbury
o,tae+ra me last night had the advantage OF some
Il-s ,5,t oving to the novelty of the set
sooo aIt,+Ls ,ss in seven tabIeaus and its meo-
dranafo character It had doubtful re0epeion
the gallery groaning ana cheering +rted 10 a
n D - tasA AZ the close Of the play but owing
oress 'e a,oT was obliged to content himself mere
10 the c1n-S The audience and bidding 1t good
w. 1the critics this morning devote unusuaiy
long notices to the performance They s@' 4sp sT
play mas 90 has not done himself Justice
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
UNION LEAGUE CLUB NOMINATIONS.
Committee Recommends Reelection Of Off
oers-J. P. Morgan for Vice.President.

The committee Of seven members chosen at
the last regular December meeting Of the Union
League Club to select name of a candidate for
each office TO be filed at the election on the
evening Of January II, have reported. They
recommend the election Of the present chief
officers to be their own successors. viz: For
president. Cornelius n. Bliss: secretary, Henry
W. Hayden, and for treasurer. Andrew Mills.
Mr. Bliss has been the clubs president since
1902; Mr.. Hayden its secretary since 1908 and
Andrew Mills its treasurer since 1902 There
are four vice-presidents to be elected to I'LL
vacancies caused by expiration of the time limit
J. Pierpont Morgan IS recommended to fill one
Of these vacancies.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
WILL oE IoHN WEED FILED.

The viii OF John Weed was aled for probate with
.ba surrogate yesterday There IS widow or chill
49, ana the estate is bequesthed TO his brother
and nephews and nieces-
To Bessie May Weed. his niece the testator
,.e.s s10O 900 and residuary estate after payment
o4 various legacies has been made and one-haLf
s....+ in HIS real estate at Darien. Conn. Clerks
- 80 er,,lov OF Weed & Brother are to receive
,-a-tous sums. nephew. Walton F. Weed. re-
cs1,ss 5000 and several nephews and nieces are
,aIas+ +bed sums ranging from 1850 to 5000 The
stsTnford Hospital. Of Stamford. Conn. RECEIVES
$4,000 for a fund to be known as The John Weed
.4ar,or4aI Fund"
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NEW EAST SIDE MISSION HOME.

The trustees Of the East Side parish OF the Meth
odst Episcopal Church have leased the ground
floor of the Florence Building. 2d-aYe. and 1st-st,
for mission purposes until they gel possession Of
their own building, formerly the Germania Assem-
bly, Rooms on the Bowery. Extensive improve
ments in the latter building being planned
which will take about year to con lplete. The
Rev William Il Stonehtll viii have charge OF the
religious services in The Florence Building as well
es IN the building
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-,,nEeAL PARTY HowED OVER RIVER

The unusual sight Of funeral party being taken
-. tbe Hudson River in rowboats from Tarry-
- N Nvack was witnesseu yesterday. The
- came from Albany. expecting to find that the
p-noat was running. and the mourners were
l-sstIy chagrined 10 learn that the boat had been
iaIu IN II the cOfn was the body OF an Albany man
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03

Several OF the mourners offered large sums for
rowboats and finally half dozen big boats with
sturdy rowers were pressed into service. Ths
coffin. Weighing eight hundred pounds. was placed
in boat and rOFed ahead OF the EOuTners. II
is three-Inile row across the HUDSON 30 NyackE
which was reached without uishap. ard the burial
took place.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
ROME STIRRED BY A SCANDAL.
Young Woman and Old Count Arrested at
Veniee-Families Prominent.

Rome. Jan. IA sensation has been caused
here by the eIopenent Of the n1neteen-y -year-old
daughter of Count Lutti. Of Treviso, with Count
Giovanni Correr who is sixty three years old.
Both belong to the old nobility. Count Lutti re-
ported the elopement to the police. who arrested
the couple at Venice.
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Special Notices.

GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP.
PING NEWS ON PAGE 3.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-Bishop H. s. Hoffman, Phila-
deIpFia. HOTEL M-Ldeutenant Gov
erTor Tose-h z willard. Richmond. Va; Congress
man r. Adams. Pennsylyania. HOTEL EN- T.
T17ar NfaFanoras Manuel SaivariO Robert Jln1eneZ,
JIIan Pacheca and Juan Dina San Jose, Costa Rica~
AND-Senator William NJ. Crane. Massachu-
sets: D. Cedv Herrick, Albany WCLCOI1-Llr
? Waatherbie Portland. Ore.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
LIBRARIES OPEN AT NIGHT.
Fair Attendance Reported by Officials on
First Evening Of Experiment..

First Evening of Experiment.
n accordance with the arrangements made
BY the board Of directors Of the New-York
Public Libraries at its meeting a few days ago,
the Astor and Lenox Libraries and about
dozen Of the small circulating branches with
reading rooms opened their doors between 9
and p. m. yesterday. At most Of the places
the readers numbered the same as normal
afternoons
Library and some Of the circulating branches
was that the only persons who would take ad-
vantage of the extension of hours would be
trarnps and others seeking merely a warm and
comfortable resting place. The library officials
believe that the demands will be greater in the
evenings as the public learn the reading rooms
are open in the evening.
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
oDoRg M'cANN SERIOUSLY SICK.

Commodore W. P. Mccain, u e N. retired. is
diving at his home in Park Place. Rochelle Park.
Rochelle. 1t is said that the aged ofhcer is
euferng from complication OF diseases ana litl
hope of his recovery is eH5eTtained emPers PEI bd S5
bsan sick about month and that his condition was
critical
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03
FREDERIC P. o1CorT GIVES $4,000.
Albany Institutions Remembered by Retired
NeW-York Financier.

Albany, Jan. 2--The Dudley Observatory and the
Albany Female Academy two local institutions, To-
day received substantial New Years remembrances
In the shape Of checks for $4,000 each. from Fred
eric P Olcott, Of New-York, who was born IN Al
bany, and lived here many years
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OF this number "a. $50 persons came IN the four
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from January l to December J. 1906, 6S0624 |
The attendance for November 1904, III, and |
the total admissions from January to December |
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TNDERTAEERS.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL, z41-3 West asa St
z3d St Stephen Merritt Em5s Inst Tel 1884 Chslse4
Rev Stephen Merritt the world -vids-knowu ua
dertaker only place Of business srh-avs and 18th
ST: largest in the world Tel 12f and 125 Chelsea
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-,.,o WEDDINGS IN ROME.

Miss Eva Van Campen, OF New
Rome u,as o'I- married here to-day to j W. Ganson
OF 2efseS r sartori, of Philadelphia was married
Ntiss c,ty to-day to William Ackroyd. an Eng
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY.

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. webster and Jerome avenue no!lsyS
and by Carriage Lots. SI25 Teiepho1s ASSES
aranercy) for Book OF Views representative
once. 20 East 23rd 81. y, 7. City
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
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Fridsy December -
1908. the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas e Went
worth. 1261 Madfson-Gve-. Nev-YoTk City. b. tns
Rev. Minot J. Savage. Miss Martha Hale Wentworth 10
11r- Joseph Langton. OF FSitteTy Ne
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE WIN
he repubIshed In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune wifhous
extra charge.
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cuaIBSa
Alariah James r. @ @ziD.siqs Ys,l s75sa ara p L
Sa55eI SooE IARis ARfa 3 ! Miiisr. i1i Horatio +
Ses,le co5En assTgs ss Ps5sn s1s2 sa4ls Siii4a !"
Donaldson Phrpbe u Pyle. William 8
Dougherty. Very Rev. James smyth Phhip a.
GiadSin. da5Rsi 4aRa SSTtha N. vissin Malianas
Hawkins. johanna A.
AIDRIcH-on December 81. 1905. James p; AldTtes. 3
bis ,dd 5ls' yea m Fuas.q sT az 2 ? n Ws1ssay' January
CATTEi1-At Philadelphia. Sunday December 81. Anu.
18Th year.
a5 c66k R0qRa FGna9s 0 ..Ses & Ra a & Ii4 a.
O'Clock ?. at the residence OF W. W s1allsy.
cQswISaoq Manasy Jaagsy a2 s g bis :s5s s:sSsa's a
Slst year OF his axe residences
Wednesday. January 3 ?
deacs No 462 RicRmoad Terraco NeE-sTighsOa staten
o'clock Wednesday. January g. 1906. al his Esst-
boRs3soa m ss S 2. Rs siA @ ia ss. g e ss
thursday. January 4. at m
DoUGHERTT-Ianunry l. the Very Rev. James Dousa-i
sEt D. D. rector Of 81 Ge6riels Church No 5os Esss
pres;aoOd Solemn p9ntaea mass q rsGaisz Inurseag
At $50 O'clock Iat9r1e1t q KinEston. y y Tgaisa
GARNER-on Monday. January L 1eoa At her residsnce
Ao s07 1sth.st Er095yn Asaa Fl vie o u ysfsEa S.
n ''''- ''''''s' private A--'''-'''' = '4'-'
eLADw1N- Verona, y. J. January Isoe. q gn:p-
65th year q her age funeral AZ the CongTssafioaai
Church Verona, Thursday January 4th. az II O'Clock
HAWsn MQPtay % Jangsy / 1905 IoaaPsa @ ss5 Abr
Funeral her residence. No. ~ 54hst Brock
go D m 4'IfE InteEient az at Greeawood
H1PKINs-At her residence No 1902 Pacho-st. Brook
GaaTon di@R Rptns 5 qlS PunofaI pv1a 55' ' '' D
KING-on Sunday December 81. 1905 at her residsncs
Verona n :. Ella De Golfer King IrserHsnt WyO-
MILLER-In London. December 20 Horatic Ray Miller
Funeral services win be held Calvary Church 4th-
j ana r. \. 's, ts On + " ee1y; m a 5 t o IL ~
PALBN-At South Orange. N J.. on January / lsos
William W. Palsu, os the William Palen. E<
Holy Communion on Wedncsday January g. on the ar
York
widow Of George Pryer and daushter Of Fhlo V. and
residence No I64 v9es5 I2sth-s.. on Wednsaisy 50
inst. at 11:3O a.
PYLE-on Monday morning. 1905. at his resi-
Both year Of his Funeral services will be held az
day. January 8 at e. m IS kindly requested that
flowers be
soCETY OF 9TH CosrPA2ZY VETERANS tn REG
IAENT N G. y. Y-It s with sorrow that announces
the death Of our oourads William seot PIE On January
3 q wENMAN Sec
safYTH-on December 81 Philip 4 smyth sqa q tbs
late Hugh D and Annie 5riyth and brother OF Hugh p
brothers residence No, AS Greene-ays, Brooklyn.
tvi11 Madisoast and caisoaaVe taSs Greene and
Gates ave cars fro1n 5EooSya R[lss e
Fordham clubs. Friendly Sons OF St Patrick n Y
tend. TnJerrnsat in calvary CernslsTy.
sTACPooLE-Richard stacpoo'e. OF sunday, December
8 p m.
w1ee1Noa Mondaz. 1909 q s,31.'3. Mar.
Lindsay. Ts1adys y. J Funeral priva-a
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ts,ees yess5day q 6ats Of iasi yeF
average. 81 I5ITr-sponding Of last t"eHtse
a. ave -. ~.,, r7,rr.-
years. 81 -. Pain ana yarmsE today ram 4hHE
,sr. fresh sastsrIy wiEdA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

CyeBcia1 Record and Forecast.-w washington Jan -
7e southwestern disturbance has made some progress
eastward In twentyfour hours and Is now central
~ N1ortheastern Texas also a trough OF low pressure
s.-e+ches thence uorthvard Minnesota The Eastern
sigh pressure passing of to sea over the Middle
+Iar.fc Coast General rain has fallen IN the aisss
, srle south Of Iowa IN that State. Ninaesota Wis
.,- Nebraska ana IN Kansas light snow has fallen IN
snsas mississippi and louisiana thunderstorns have
rr-a5 with temperatures ranging from 40 70 % de-
es rise Of about 16 degrees IN the last tyyeTtfour
sr-s n New-Mexico Arizona and the southern ROCKY
,I,an region cold weather prevails with Temperatures
49, : zero N mountain districts. For Wednesday rain
5,ca+e5 81 The Mississippi VALLEY. and thence east
- = The Atlantic except that snow is probable IN me
so- sn6 north districts The weather will clear
lae ir Atlantic districts but sno" or Taia
,,t,r1s in the lake region.
colder weather IS indicated for the plains states
49,, oklahoma Arkansas. Texas and the lower
-a,, valley It warmer in Atlantic Coast
districts v.4ar5 co..+ Iii ~ rresh
me so-nnq easterly; the Middle Atlantic Coast
nor fresh east on the South Atlantic Coast fresh
@ ,ortbeast: on the East Gut Coast, tfesh % Dr1s"
sast Vast 5ulf Coast. brisk northwest; on Lake
east: On on '1 1by,sk southeast TO east VIII snow -,
Achigan o55a-+iag wednesday for European ports VIII
.sve fresh north 70 "es7 49,
the Grand Banks
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Death notices appearing IN TEE TRIBUNE WIN 30
repubIished ip The Tri-Weeky Tribune without exr~
charge.
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For poirts IN Europe al countries IN the Universal
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
fror, Favre on La Touraine were;
Alr aI0 sic n Ts1d Mr. and Mrs Carlos Funts.
A Rlbinstein '+-S--'- -
-,.,..s,,srs who arrived yesterday from Naples on
the Carpatha were;
os-,a,p and alrs Winfield Louis s Kempton-
- IS q. oysrtsn tfa. 1obn aau,s Arthur 8 ~ EaiLsaHa
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AId-tch James r Hfpkius Sarah Z.
CatteI Anna c. King Ella "a @.
Cook. Lewis S. Miller, HoEatto y.
Corvin. George z. Fsen William ".
Crabtree James. Prys-, sarah A.
Donaldson. PhCebe d Pyle. William 3
DoUgherty. Very Rev. James. Snnyth Philip A
Garner Anna r StacpooIe. Richard
Gladvin, Martha 81, Wiggtn. Marianne.
Hawkins. johanna Il
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03

DONALDsON-On January . Phoebe e. widow q Lutne~
II Donaldson. 1Sd Funeral scrvices a. hsr
late residence S35 Lafaystts-aFs. Brooklyn. On
Thursday January 4. at s Q.
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.or snecial Localities.-For New-England

ro-scost for Special Locahfies'--foF Ensiaha'
-.b snow ia north. portion; warmer today
@ s4o9a ss:4 eosA hssa sa8s Ss sss'
For Te,,yvare rain warmer today; Thursday
rain fresh es. ~ Columbia and Maryland rain ara
For the DisrTT TTb9grsaay followed b. fair II the
Afternoon; fresh gsvTania IN south snow or rain
For West+Ions to-day and along the !ahss iIss
in mort PsSav. fresh east snlIuls -. M TvnurB
colder Ihurs.-l yn;av-York. snow or rain uoaS aiu
For ,,M.TSeasng east winds
om.,,, RecOrd.-1ne following On1oial record
Local Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the len
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dence No 4o2 Richmond Terrace, Ne-BTighton staten
Island James Crabtree age "a. Funeral services az
o'clock Wednesday. January 8. 1906. 81 his resi-
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AIDRIcH-on December 81 1908 James p; AldTies. ta
bis list year. Funeral II. "Wednesday. January
g. 1905 from Bay 35th-st. and Cropsey-ave-
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CORwIN-On Monday. January l. his rssidsncs.
Gresnport Long Island George H Corw.n. Ssnior n
S1st year OF Funeral at his Iats residences
Wednesday. January 3. at 2. n
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Captain and Ara " iil+ie4-'
S. Cvertcn-
ar. and Mrs. donn GaNa
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COOK-At Bound Brook, y j.. Dscsmosr a. Lewis sEi-
Cook Funeral services Wednesday, January 8 az
o.eloek p az the rss-ience q W. M. snallsy
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? a.. weather huTeoI 5l17'.7 - a.. ,,-,-,, = ~
noiH ,o- the last twenty-@Ioer @ Sr. nor7 -
psFaIuIS date or last se%A-'
New-York tribune., 1906-01-03

OOUGHERTT-Ianuary / ths Very Rev. James Dough
erty D. D. rector Of St Gabriels Church No 5os Eaes
51th-st the 63d he and the 18th q hts
priesthood Solemn pontfhca requiem Thursday
morning. 10 o'clock St GAbries Church. Divine oes
at $50 o'clock. Intsrnent Kingston. y. =. TTa49
leaves foot West 42dst by West Shore RaLroa6- 24S
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