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PLAY BY w. ]. BRYAN'S DAUGHTER.
Successfully Produced in Vaudeville House
in This City.

Mrs. Holmes, Detective" a one-aet play by
William Jennings BFyan's daughter. Mrs. Ruth
Bryan Leavitt, is the headliner this week at Keith
& Proctor's Union Square Theatre II had its first
public performance yesterday afternoon, and
applauded by a big audience. Miss Maude Turner
Gordon who played the woman detective, was
called before the curtain several times Miss Cor
don was assisted by Nestor Lennon and William
Gerald
Mr.. Bryan will the play next Friday even
ing. II is based the mysterious disappearance
of Jewels from a boudoir, the theft Of which the
woman detective neenousy fastens the butler.
Mrs Leavitt wrote the play this summer, while her
IA ther abroad.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Aug. %.
Much needed fell Monday in New York and West
ern New England showers continued the Middle
and South Atlantic East Gulf central
valleys the North Pacific the weather
was fair Temperatures have fallen east Of tho Misss
sippi River and again rising in the Western and
Northwestern states.
Fair weah4: is indicated for the eastern half Of the
country during the two days. with slowly rising
perature Wednesday. In the West ard Northwest the
temperature will rise Tuesday and Wednesday.
Fair weather also indicated for the western half ef
the country except in New Mexico and Arizona, where
showers will occur.
At Washington rainfall for the month. which
up to o m to-day amounted 1893 inches, is the
heaviest August rainfall on record for Washington.
During Tuesday the winds the Middle Atlantic and
New England will be fresh northwest the South
Atlantic East Gulf coasts. light 10 fresh northwest
and on the Great Lakes. light and variable.
departing Tuesday for European ports Will
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
MR. ROOT NEARING CHILL.
Minister of Foreign Affairs Will Start for
Lota To-day.

Santiago, Chilli. Aug. 27.-The Minister Of
Foreign Affairs announced In an interview to-
day that, in company with Mr. Hicks. the Amer
lean Minister to Chilli he would leave Santiago
tomorrow for Lota, three hundred miles south
of Valparaiso. to meet Mr. Root, the American
Secretary OF State. and his party In accordance
with Mr.. Roots expressed desire the Gillian
government will receive him without display.
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs added that no
formal programme for the reception of Mr.. Root
has been arranged, and that IL there is any
demonstration IL will be entirely spontaneous in
character
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund 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
depreciate in the least the work of others, thinks ii
its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is, so far as known, the only one in
which absolutely every dollar contributed by the
public goes directly to the work of sending poor
child 70 the country, keeping il there for two weeks
employed. and all collections made for the fund are
purely voluntary. Ali expenses for the organiza-
ton, agents and general machinery Of the charity
are privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees OF the fund. There percentages
TO collectors to come out OF the contributions OF
the public, and payments to agents. managers
the benefit OF childl
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
THIEVES NOW USING MOTOR BOAT.

Sea Cliff. Long Island. aug. zT.-Jesaph Canning.
a special officer on duty at the beach here. walked
along the plank walk early Sunday morning toward
the freight house at the steamboat landing As he
neared the house he saw men inside. Being
alone he that discretion better part
Of val0F and walked back until he met two friends
They returned TO the freight house. and the men
Immediately took TO a motor boat and made their
escape. Five were seen In the boat. and case
of candy and some bottled beer, were found 70 be
missing.
At the home Of H. Y. r. Kennedy at Hampstead
it said to-day that there was no truth In the
story that burglars In an automobile attempted to
Tob the house SATURDAY night.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
MISS srAHL IN "THE CHORUS LADY"
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

[By Telegraph 20 The Trihune.l
Fall River Mass, Aug. 27-AIiss Rose Stahl made
her debut as a star under the direction of Henry
B. Harris at the Academy of Music here tonight,
presenting for the first time any stage James
Forbes's four act comedy, THE Chorus Lady,
In Patricia OBrien Of the chorus Miss Stahl has
a character new to the stage, combining humor and
pathos. She appears in the play at the Savoy
Theatre, New York. next Saturday night. Miss
Stahl is supported by Miss Eva Dennison, Francis
Byrne, Miss Maude Knowlton. Miss Alice Leigh
Giles Shine. Miss Amy LessaT, Miss Marguerite
Wheeler, Miss Amy Lee and Miss Helen Hilton.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
MRS. WILLIAM YATES MORTIMER.

Mrs. William Yates Mortimer. widow OF William
Yates Mortimer. who left estate including the
Mortimer Building. No. II Wall street. died on Sat-
urday at her country place at East Hampton. Long
Island, in the seventy-sixth year OF her age. She
was daughter OF Aaron Thorp, of Albany. Mrs.
Mortimer leaves two sOns-Richard and Stanley
The latter Is an enthusiastic golfer and rider and
member of the Hunt Club of Roms.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
WILLIAM 3. COUoHTRY.

William B. CoughtTy. specialist In customs law
at No 25 Broad ST., died suddenly at Mount POcOno.
Penn. on Sunday. Mr.. Coughtry leaves wife and
two children son and daughter. For twenty
five years he was a member OF the 9TH Regiment.
and vicepresident Of the veterans OF that regi
ment at the time Of his death. He was a member
of the Sons of the Revolution.
Mr.. Coughtry was educated In the Brooklyn Poly
technc Institute and received his legal training in
the Office OF Alfred Douglass, with whom he was
later associated in business.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
MRS. HATTIE KING HILTON.

Mrs Hattie King Hilton, OF No l047 Fifth ave-
nue.. wife Of Albert B. Hilton, formerly member
OF the firm Of Hilton. Hughes & King. which
eeeded to the ownership OF the old A. T. Stewart
store. died Sunday morning from heart disease
at her country home az Rangeley. Me- She was the
daughter Of Vincent G. King
Mrs Hilton possessed much literary ability and
Hilton is a member Of the Blooming Grove Park
Association and the Democratic Club. Her huS-
band. two and daughter survive her.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
wHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

State Railroad Commission hearing on New York City
Railway COmpsnys service, No. Madison avenue.
Improved Benevolent and Protective Order Of
World, seventh annual convention, sumner
Hall. No. 1884 Fulton street. Brooklyn. IL a. m
Anti Hearst meeting the Imperial Fulton street, Broo
lyn. S D. N.
Annual summer nights festival Of the Mohawk Demo-
cratic Club. Suffers Harlem River Casino evening.
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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RIPLEY ESTATE OVER 4 MILLION.

Mineola. Long Island Aug. 2z.-County Treasurer
Charles Lewis Of Nassau County to-day filed with
the Surrogate's Court an appraisement Of the
estate Of Sidney Dillon Ripley, who died IN
New York on February "a last Under the will the
widow will receive $S4S505 47 and each of the four
children, Henry b. Sidney D.. Annie B. and James
H. Ripley. viii receive $74.641 7s making a total
valuation Of N146.02 50. All Of this will have 20
pay transfer tax of per cent ~
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
USE AND ABUSE OF TRUST TOOLS.

from Ine SyTttUoo
The insncerity and inconsistency OF the Hearst
political propaganda brought home 20 the peo-
pie of Syracuse by curious object lesson.
Down in New York Mr. Hearts newspaper is
maintaining a lady fuRillade against the trusts
and monopolies and the politicians who are their
servants If we accept the authority OF Mr. Heart 9
American" every Democrat OF state reputation,
excepting himself. is sycOphantc tool OF the
trusts.
But 10 and behold. here in Onondaga County
the Hearst people are down on their knees 20 a
clever and ioyaf agent Of a trust They virtually
admit that James X. Mcclure Is the only local
Democrat who carry the OnOndaga primaries
against the anti Hearst opposition. Mr., Mcclure
Is not only hlsh-salaried seFYant OF the Asphalt
Trust but he enjoys confidential relations with
IT'S president Tie Is OutspOkenly Tor Hearst. and
ne 81 the main political reliance OF Hearst in Gen.
tFal New York.
Was there ever more grotesque exhibition OF
political humbuggeFy than this alliance between
the rowing commissioner or the Asphalt Trust and
tha asprant 10 the GOveFnOFEhp, whose entire cap
ital stock is hostility 20 trusts?
WHAT rs A THINKING MACHINE?
e. NJ A. r-fi..
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROADWAY CENTRAL. Robertson, Sydney.
New South Wales. BREsLIN-Fred, e. Mills NILS.
AMI. S. Runnells, Chicago. HoFENiAN-,pGT.
Brown Democratic National Committeeman from
Florida, BELMoNT-,H. Il. ,Vreeland. New York.
MAJESTIC-Dr. Paul Tradelius, San Francisco;
Jorge Munoz Minister to Guatemala. MANHAT-
TAN-Captain T. p Cocord, U. S; n; ex-Goyernor
T c. I.ounsbury Connecticut. MURRAY HILL
Dr. Karl I1.mm, Cartleburg, England; VICTORIA
j. H. Selkirk, London. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
CiOoiODatt
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NEW THEATRE At ALLENTOWN, PENN
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

fEy Telegraph 70 The IFlbpne.I
Allentown Penn, Aug "a new theatre. known
as the or,heum. built by Messrs. Wilmer, Vincent
q Appell was opened tonight. The structure.
which cost upward of 10000 will be devoted to
vaudeville. Theatrical who were guests in
cluded William Hammerstein. William Morris. 10
george Nicola, A l.. Willer, Fuller Chaplin. Mao
Donlin. i. +. Proctor jr' and Sam Harris OF New
N0F
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CAPTAIN APPLEroN's ESTATE. 5000

TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
Boston. Aug. H.-The estate of Captain AppletOn.
the famous globe trotter and Panama Canal pro-
moter, is appraised at only S00 instead OF several
millions its reputed value. 1t is understood that
he left his property to his aneee and that his first
wife Will make fight.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
HAS MINIATURE MR.. MORGAN WANTS.
nv Felegraph 70 The tribune

rBy Telegraph TO The Tribunal
Fort Worth, Tex, Aug. IA rare miniature,
which the owner refused 20 sell 10 J. Pierpont Nor
gan has Just come light in this city, and is now
on exhibition here The miniature painted IN
i7H by Jean Baptist Augustine, and is portrait OF
ths srsat-grsndfafher Of I, g. Hnwes. OF Fort
Worth. the present owner. IL is the only one OF
three of SIS Kind not in the possession or MT.
Morgan,
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Died.

FoGa-on Ausust 2s e the Ia.sl Esrssror ~ 10 -, ss.
ssss ss al FINE Fa9s.' 4 x5s9 5Ss on e ' s ss year
son q ne ailehas sas Iol.sg Egsrra sss
sTooxiyr Wednesday evening az oelooz ln-sSn'en'
Friday
GATH'ny I-. On ~ 5 2 9 2 S ss 5.s ssn Rs s5a sr &
g a qi oSc, se 80 eS.rsS Q. fSs
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EIIIIOov-sradouly OF heart failure. Ranse.sv A4
on sunday. Aususs 60 Hattie King I'l,o1. VIE os AZ
Services VIII Be held IN King Chapel Ct1re4 os t1s
1vias Paternity aoa g a1a csnssas Htfs 80 ss's,1 "a
paris ana London pspsrs please eolg.
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william Yates Mo5,sner s1a ID es1sass5 & os tns lzss
Albany snd 5GoT papers please oo97 E11srzs prs,aa
oSDERpoyK- sunday. August "a 200. Asnls Z
on WedaesSay. August =. isoa az 8 = n. Il tss
9naeIdo1E Homestead. Ae4hsssess 1Gns ls.aaf C.s.
is5 isisHd SE City a. @Hs iea 3' 2 h a''''' o. ' '
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s1t9E ENSONAt Princeton. n T.. August ~. Cs1is II
Gillespie. widow the D. n stssan.ss -. D.
n her 60th year. Euneral Tus<1ay. August - at
o'clock p from thu residence Os har sor-lrfav
the Rev. DR.. Patton.
TEAI1As 5aI1S 7:-' cas9,Eoo CRlss AuSsss Be- "a,
esIes Of The As!ato ess Son Of the iass czsTiss r.
TTain, Of Boston Mass FuueEal seEgiGs8 viii - hsd
at ST. Anuss Church. Annapolis. Nd Wot;esisy.
August 20 at the arrival q the 12s35 train
from Washington. D. c.
ssockbEidss. Mass. the 25ta Cay Of
August Eiizabsth WOlcOtr widow o. Llcius Tpcxsr-
man. formerly Of New York and Washington, tn her
Ssth Funeral private Interusns az Newport,
WILLIAMSON Saturday. August q, 1eoa az hs- s1ea-
TneF hone, at GaEibo93rsh. 1larT @ BoVeu widow o.
the late Rev William r Williams, ID. o.. Il the
year services ae her lats r-st1ca.
no t2j West ssth street New York City Tuesday
August IS a. 1870 1uterEnerr at 10 yenenos
OF the family.
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LlrrLE EXCHANGE MAN SUSPENDED.

was announced on the Consolidated Exchange yes
terday 1t was understood that he was short OF
ha me-
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SECRETARY BRYCE TO VISIT IRELAND.

London. Aug. 27.-James Bryce, Secretary for Ire
land. has arranged to make a tour Of County Done
gal beginning in September TO inquire into the con-
problems.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Big Advance Sale of Seats for HippodrOme
Opening.

The advance sale of seats for the HippOdrome
season, under the management Of ShubeTt & Ander-
son, began yesterday. The box Offices were kept
busy until the closing hour, which, the manage
ment said, insures an unusually big audience next
Saturday night when "A Society Circus. makes its
in all day, some from as far as Philadelphia and
seats was filed from Chicago from which city a
deputatOn Of politicians is coming to visit the
Harrison Grey Fiske has added to the Manhattan
company supporting Mrs Fiske Miss Ida Vernon.
Leonard Shepherd and Miss Dorothy Dorr.
Entries for the coming baby show at steepIechase
Park coming in so rapidly that Mr. Tilyou esti-
mates that he will have 10000 infants on exhibition
The prizes viii range from grand piano to an i'm
ported perambulator.
Rigo who plays nightly at the Harlem Casino.
124th street and Seventh avenue demonstrate the
individual worth Of his musicians, is making spe-
chestra.
In Fred Irwins big show at the Murray Hill
Theatre, Miss Marie Doyle. Miss Susie Fisher,
Mile Alexandra and Miss Josephine Barlowe ind
their songs well received
Miss Hlda Spong will make her first appearance
as star IN Harold Heaton's comedy. Lady Jm."
at WebeF's Theatre tonight.
Miss Nellie Mccoy. the dancing soubrette OF The
Earl and the Gtrl' company last season, made her
Twenty-third Street Theatre in a new musical
comedy. She was assisted by a group Of "Gfbson
girls in song and dance At the One Hundred and
Twenty-hfth Street house Steele Mackaye's four
act drama. In Spite of All was revived by the
stock company
The six elergymen sent 90 New York by South
ern newspaper THE Social WhirI' at the
Casino Theatre last night one OF the ministers
never having witnessed performance of the kind
before. They refused TO comment on the merits OF
the piece.
Rices Girl from Paris will continue at Man
haitian Beach until September 8. with a special
matinee Labor Day. This is the sixth week OF
the production
Tony Pastors Theatre has a bis bill this week.
Miss Eva Nudge the Military Maid" In quick
character changes and songs and Smrl and Kess-
ner, In their aerobatie sketch, The BellbOY and
the Waiting Maid" are the headliners.
AT Hammerstein's Roof Garden yesterday tho
Hays continued 90 head the bill with the excep-
tton OF this act, there was entire change OF
{rogFanGne including "A Night in English
Musle Han, presented By Fred KArno's nngsh
Comedy Company
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

Highest temperature yesterday IS degrees; lowest rs
average average fer corresponding date last s.
average for corresponding date twenty-five years 20
Local Forecast-Te-day, fair and onoler; Wednesday
fair: fresh northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28

ALLENAt his residence. No g WycGoT street Brook
yn, Peter Allen Funeral service at o'clock Tuesday
evening. Funeral O'Clock Wednesday atternO0n.
BREINIG-SuddenIy at his summer residence Iaks
Waramaug Conn, Monday, August q. Cranvfll0 III
Rreing aged b3 Funeral his late residence IN New
Milford. Conn. Wednesday. August 20. az . D. m
Train leaves Grand Central Station. New York o:O2
m.
BUEK-August 20. 1909 after long illness In the slss
year OF her ese. Emily NJ A. Buck the beloved wife
Of Herman Buck. Funeral private Please omit GoW-
CHAsE-satuTday. August 2s Sarah Wellington. wife Of
Louis Shirley Chase Cambridge Mass, daughter
ward b. and Efie Hutchinson
CoMER-on august 25. her residence. No. so Wes,
Phillips wife of John III. Conner and daughter the
late John " and Flizahsh ]. Phillips. % Goshen y.
Funeral from ChuIeh OF 81 John the Evangelist corner
West 1lth s.. aud WayeTey Plaea Tuesday next at
8 D. m. Burial az Goshen on arrival OF Erie train
leaving Jersey City at $50 a Wednesday.
CONRoY-On Sunday. after short illness. John A.. son
Of George and Maria ConrOy. Funerll from his late
residence. No SO Concord street Brooklyn Tuesday az
ESQ p m IRteEmant, Holy Cross.
cOUGHTRY-
VETERANS or THE SEVENTH REGIMs.NT.--hien-
requested attend the funeral services OF Will
r. COushtry, TOR member OF the boRgd
0f ana for tim. vtce-pfesdent q this
association tnsSenth Company. services Wall be held
All Angels Church. elst 81 and West End ave. AG-
gust y Inst, IL O'Clock
g2oAAs DIAoNDs Prs.saenl
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HARPER-HYDE-On Saturday August Is. 1905 In the
ehantry o2 Grace Church, New York. by the Rev:
Mrs. Ralph N. Hyde, TO James Philip Harper.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full and address
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Harrison Grey Fiske has added to the Manhattan
company supporting Mrs. Fiske Miss Ida Vernon,
Leonard Shepherd and Miss Dorothy Dorr
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Columbia Delaware and Maryland fair and cooler to-
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Western Pennsylvania and Western New York, fair
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able winds
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American Express Company No. u Rue Scribe.
ErentanO's. No. 81 Avenue de POpera-
NICE-Cr6dt I.yonuais
GENEVA-I0mbari. OdIer Co and Ungon sHauk.
FLORENCE-French Lemon & Co.. Nos and We
TOrnabuoni
MaQuay & Co. Bankers.
NIEAN-saarbach's News Exchanges. Via le MOnsforts.
HAMBURG-American Express Company. Nc. Fsrdt-
nandstrasse.
sfAYENCE-saarbaeh's News Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-28
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FRANK II. CAMPBELL. co. 241-s " sst So. woriA
known; old stand Tel 1884 CHELSEA