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MERCHANT OF VENICE" PRESENTED
Miss Marlowe and E. H. sothern Change
Programme at the Academy.

Mss Marlowe and z II. Sothern changed their
programme IL the Academy OF Music last night
r,-aserring The Merchant OF Venice" which they
VIII continue 70 play for the rest of the week The
rernarkablv large audiences continue 10 crowd the
Academy as during the first nights Of the Sothern-
NarloUye engagement, and last night there was
hardly a vacant scat. The play is particularly
familiar g the patrons OF this house. and their
interest was the greater on that account.
The characters Of Shylock and Portia are recent
e55,-sors 20 the repertoire % these two players.
go do not stand out do some Of their more
sITictIT couledy parts: out they were watched
sSre-i-- and ftsraily appauded last night The
charming setting of the play-the Venetan SO quares
- -0-rCb Of lgat OF the serenadcrs IN the eon-
~ ~ y-Ss eear 10 IT'S best advantage IN the deep
GG.5eTnv stage Next week will be the last OF the
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast asaiAstoL. June IA
-venthcr conditions unsettled except from the
lower lake reion eastward in the soutav est and
showers have been quite general the unsettled
districts Tc1pe-atu-c% have riscn from tae Gulf
States eastward through tho oH7 Valley lower
lake region into New England. and t;Icn in the
upper Mississippi valley and the Northwest.
There " III be shower Friday IN southern upper
and western lower lake regions. the upper Mis-
sssippi and lower valleys in the South
Atlantic States.
There Wi! showers SATURDAY ir the lake region
and the Missouri upper Mississippi valleys. else
where the weather will be generally fair Friday and
Saturday
It VIII ne warmer Friday in the upper Mississippi
valley. the Middle Atlantis anc northern portion OF
South Atlantic States
The winds along tho New England coast win Be
along the Middle Atlantic light
fresh south the south Atlantic light and
the gulf coast. light fresh southeast
the lower axes. Hight fresh southeast
south. along the upper lakes fresh and variable,
though mostly north Superior
Steamers departing Friday for European ports will
have light fresh south winds With fat her.
The Grand Bans
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
JOHN HAY ENDOWMENT FOR ADELsERr

Cleveland, June 14-Justice Brewer, OF the United
States Supreme Court the guest Of honor, and
delivered the principal address at the commence
Cent exercises Of Western Reserve University. here
to-day. Justice Brewer spoke on THE Riches and
Higher Life Of the American Nation" It was an
pounCed that Samuel Mather. Of Cleveland, a
brother-in-law Of the late John Hay, had given
10000 70 AdslbeTr College Of Western Reserve
University, endowment fund, bear the
OF the John Hay Endowment An honorary
degree conferred Justice Brewer.
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He said:
George B. Mcclellan distinguished sor -, a..
,ha Ing GIsaeo Ssther Scholar statesman, Mayor cS
Itg S.tE OF New YORK. and honorary chancellor Of
mon Jrlversfry: For personal worth END osHctsi
integrity. for qualities and achievements which ali
men recognize and few would refuse 10 honor 7
Gonter upon you the honorary degree OF Doctor Of
laws, and bid YOU enjoy all the rights privileges
nonors ana olgnties pertaining thereto and direct
mat your name be enrolled among the honorary
graduates OF Union University.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
NEW NOBEL PRIZE COMMITTEEMAN.

Christania, June 1.-THE Storthiug to-day Sc
lected Premier Loevland and c. c. Berner. presi-
dent Of the StOrthing members OF the Nobel
Prize Committec. L TIagerup-BuH Minister of
Finance. elected succeed BjOrnstferne
l3Jornson, who had expressed his desire 70 retire
Mr- Bjornson 8 retirement is thought 70 be due 70
AIs critIcisms oL The NarlsLad lreaty.
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WEDDINGS.
NV r.lsgnnh To N. rrfnuns. ]


Morrfstown. N J.. June 14-Miss Elizabeth VII
lard Caldwell daughter IF Mr. and Mrs. George II.
Chadweli. was married 70 Frederick V. Pitney, son
of Vice-ChanceIlOr Henry C. Pitney. OF this city.
az the Church OF the Redeemer. here. to-day. The
ceremony performed by the Rev. DIT. William
NJ. Hughes rector OF the church The bride was
given away by her mother. The maid OF honor was
Miss Elizabeth Reese. of Orange. and the brides
maids were Miss Eleanor Holden. Of Madison; Miss
Johnson and Miss kRtheriuo BROOKS, ot this CITY.
The best Justice Nahlon Pttney, and
the ushers George II. ChadweN. Bayard Hal
stead. CT New York; B. d. Douglass. or Newark
Cha pman Ropes, Harry Q Pitney and A X
Smith. Of this city.
PlaInfeld. y J.. June Il (Spec.aD--Miss Marion
PIumner Bowen. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
r. Bowen. Of this city. and niece OF Herbert Vol
colt Bowen. former Minister to Venezuela. and
Archibald De7niag Davis. OF MIR. and Nrs
samucI d. Davis o; Lakewood, were married this
afternoon at ! o'clock the home OF the brides =
parents. No 30 Watching avenue. The Eey or
William r. PiChRr.!S. OF New York, assisted by inc
Pev pr ]. s 2clic, Of this city. ortcIate ed The
kri',e attended by her sister. Mrs flerrspOnt
Fcrrs Foster. Of New Haven. Conn. and MI Davis
had fer his best Lererts Mason D3ShieL OF
Lakewood. A reception for the relativ and rev
friends followed he ceremony The couple VIII
live ~ Lakewood.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

RACING at eSenu
Hearing before TIE Board of Estimate Apportonu1ent
proposed elevated railroad between the Brook yn
ana Williamsburg bridges, City Hall. 1918 a M.
Erwurth League district convention Place
odst Episcopal Church, Brooklyn. p.
Free Geological Park and Museum Natural
History
Reception given b. the New city Federation roof
garden o Hotel Astor. 2. m.
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MANOR CLUB ENTERTAINMENT.

long programme has been arranged for the
.ntertain1nent which is TO be given tomorrow even
ing At the Manor club. Pelham Manor. Myron W.
whitney ir will sing several selections Jerome
L I.rornss one-act play "BaFberR will be tho
last thing on the programme. The cast includes
Mas Maynard, Mrs K. J. Muir. Langdon H Roper
ard Z Roper.
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DR.. DAY REPLIES TO PROF. LoseY.

BY Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Syracuse, June I4-Chancellor Day Of Syracuse
University referring TO Professor F D. L4osey. who
criticised him yesterday for being a Gar after
handing in his resignation said that Professo-
LOsey stood alone in refusing the student in ques
tion mis- graduation. He said Professor Losey came
to him twice after handing in his resignation and
wanted recall il. He said Professor Losey was
reuperamentalIy untitled for the work.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
SENATOR DEPEW NOT AT MULDooN's
Is at Country Home at Dobbs Ferry, Where
He Will Remain for Summer.

The report that Sena tor ChaunCey NJ Depew had
taken course Of treatment at 8IuldOon's sanato-
rum in Westchester County positively denied
last night The Tribune informed that the
Senator Is staying at HIS country place at Dobbs
Ferry, where ne will remain for the summer prob
ably not taking his expected European voyage. He
will not return to Washington for the few remain
ing davS of Congress.
Senator Depew Is said 10 be rapidly regaining his
health, and is in much better condition than in
many months.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

ALBEMARIE-II. T BowIcs. United States Naval
gonstructdn Bureau, Boston. BELMONT-H \
Whee"r. Chicago. REESIIN-t'Hptaiu Harold
Hammond, L. :. A FIFTH ANENUE-Captatn
:. A. ". Patterson, United States Marines. IN
FEIIAL.-Le Grand Young Salt Lake City. MUIR
RAY HILL. 5 ,F4rq4harson. United States
Consular Servt.e- SENlLLI-A. EiteZak, Japanese
Legation. Washington Colonel j. II. Gilman. L.
s A WALDOBF-ASTJ TJRIA-LUiS + Corca,
NiCara guam Minister 10 the United Ste-es. Wash
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By Telegraph % The Tribu1e
Pittsburg June 14-It was made public here to-
day that eight diamond rings valued from s. 500
to $4,000 stolen from the room of Miss Cora
Wallace. a guest the Hotel Henry, some days
Miss Wallace is the daughter OF Dr. Robert
5. Wallace. Of East Brady, Penn. Two chamber
maids were arrested last night, but let go to-day
Emma Miller. a chambermaid IS still IN custody
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
DR.. II. ALLEN TUPPER HoNoREo.

Georgetown College. Kentucky one OF the oldest
colleges in the South and Southwest. conferred the
degree OF Ii y. on the Rev. DR. II. Allen Tupper,
Cf this city Wednesday. Dr. Tupper is the
author Of several books He Is pastor OF the Fif-
teenth Street Baptist Church in Brooklyn. His
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
0. H. p. BELMONT GIVES UP HORSES

lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport June IA string OF eQuipases from the
stable OF Oliver H P Belmont, ware hauled
through the streets here to-day on the way TO tho
New York boat landing be taken 70 that city for
sale al auction. Mr. Belmont has given ~ the
horses entirely in favor Of the automobile. only
q few years ago he owned soma OF tho bost known
horseS IN the country.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

Boston, June 14-Miss Frances Foote. favorite
niece Of President Eliot Of Harvard. was married
to-day 70 the Rev. Louis Cornish, Of Hinghau-
Mass In Kings Chapel the Rev. Howard n.
Orleans. officiating. President Eliot gave the bride
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IBy Telegraph to The TribuneI

lBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Pittsburg, June 14-Walter Roberts Hine, OF
Orange. N. Y. married this evening Miss AnnabeI
Whitney Baggaley, daughter OF Ralph Baggaley,
Of PiutSburg. Among the friends OF the bride
groom who took part in the wedding were Walter
Irwin and Frank Seaman, OF New York The
couple left for the East tonight, and will spend
the honeymoon in Japan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15
PRINCE cARIATi DIES IN ROME.

Rome. June 14-Prince Cariati. Italian Minister 20
Brazil, whose appointment as Ambassador 10
Washington had been considered probable. died
here to-day
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R. B. ROOSEVELT DEAD.
Presidents Uncle Ends Long and
AchUe Life at Long Island Home.

Ssyville Long Island June 14.-Robert B. Roose-
yelt. uncle OF the President. died at his country
nome at Lotus Lake, at O'Clock this morning.
Inc funeral wilt be held at the home II o'clock
next Monday morning. The Rev. J. H Prescott.
pastor Of st. AIMS Episcopal Church. of Sayvtlle.
VIII conduct the service. The burial will be in
Greenwood Cemetery. Mrs. John E. Roosevelt said
mat telegram had been sent to President Rcose-
welt announcing the death of his uncle
AS lawyer and sportsman. author and po1iti-
cian Robert Bernwel Roosevelt prominent
figure IN New York life from boyhood Born at
NO 81 Cortanot street. the heart OF what then
ar exclusive nelghborhood of the city, he had al
ways been identified with the interests OF the city
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HIGE TRIBUTE WITH DEGREE.
sf 4cC-ellsn's Friends Pleased at Com
PCntHt Pad Him By President Raymond.

~ 'l - I-aon University announcement
rss- e.-t -- -ot SaI iL-o local print. 54E
n, = 5a-sec tie friends Of Mayor Mcclellan. Was
~''-'e --ic - Psss'dsnt Raymond Ia bestcy-
New-York tribune., 1906-06-15

ALDRTCti- MEISS$E $E.I.-At All Angels Church. New
York t1ty. June - lsG Rev j Nevett Steele =.
d ty Rev. = Delaney TownsNnd . aud
Bishop or Washington y o. Louise u8tl
of Mrs A.trt-h ID William t.arisr-a
Mgssu~r, all u this city
DAVIS -BoVEN-Ou THURSDAY. June "a 1919 AZ
Plainded. j.. hv the Rev. William X Ri-aards
H. D. and EHv. John Sheridan Zelle H. n Marion
Plummer Bowen, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Henry
Elliott Bowen. 70 Archibald Deming Davis. o Lake
wood. y. }
ROwE-DE GARMO-On THURSDAY June IL 1904 AZ the
Church ~ the Divine Paternity. by Prank
oliver Hail. u. d. Ft1Tence EIlzsbeth. daughter
Dr and Mrs William Burton De GaTrno. to Mr. Ken
Paul Rove. both OF New York
Notices OF marriages and deaths noss - t.dn-ssA
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Highest yesterday. degrees lowest, OIL
lEags corresponding date last rs
for corresponding twenty-five years. 6s
Local forecast; To-day. fAir SATURDAY. partly cloudy
Light fresh south vtAAA
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Forecast for Special LOcaIities,-For the Distr

Columbia ana Marylart. partly cloudy and warner to
day Saturday. fair. light south winds
For Delaware. fair to-day. SATURDAY fair and
warmer. light south winds
For Eastern Fsnnsylvania partly cloudy to-day and
Saturday. light south winds
For New Jersey partly cloudy to-day. Saturday fair;
Warue- on the coast light south winds
For Eastern New York fair to-day saturday. partly
cloudy. light south winds
New England fair to-day and saturday, fresh
southwest south winds
For Western Pennsyivnnia occasional showers to-day
south winds
Local OfHcinI Reco-d.-Th" following ofnciol record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the twentyfour hours In comparison
with the correspondlng date Of last year:
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Saratoca. y. Y. June 14--Miss Edith Ellison
Carey daughter Of the rector. the Rev DR. Joseph
Carey and Victor Louis SGnderson. of Cambridge.
Mass. were married at the Bethesda Episcopal
Church this eventnc The father OF the bride Off
clated tn, Pev William Booth Ciuion rector OF
at Mars Episcopal Church. Pocouoke city. Md,
an uncle OF the bride. gave her away. The best
man was Albert Edward SanderSon- OF Waltnaln
Mass. brother Of the bridegroom and the brides
bride.
Miss Eleanor Forester Parker daughter OF
Colonel James Parker. OF the 18th United States
Cavalry ard niece o. Representative r. Wayne
Parker was married in Newark yesterday to Lieu
tenant Guy Cushman. of the nth Cavalry, U. 5 A.
IN Trinity Episcopal Church The church was
filed with army and navy officers. Among the
letters Of regret were those Of President and Mrs
Roosevelt. Bishop COrtandt Whitehead. cousin
of the bride, performed the ceremony. The bride
groom, the brides father. the best man and the
eight ushers were in fun uniform.
The bridesmaids were Miss Christine RooseVelt
daughter Of W Emlen Roosevelt. the President 5
cousin, and niece OF United States Senator John
Isean. OF New jersey Mss EInel Seckeh3IIit. 1Ii /.
OaUs hter OF Count SeckendoUf. of Washington MISS
Evelyn King, Of New York, and Miss Alice Parker
the brides sister
The bridegroOm's best Victor Cushnla1
Parker 3D.. brother OF the bride, who was gradu-
ated from West Point last Tuesday; MldSnl lpnlaE
James Parkei. IL. another brother. OF AhhApoils
Midshipmau Malcolm Campbell, OF the Un!Led
States steamer Lnwto1; Captain w NlI1er4 SIlasgOW
OF 18th Cavalry. Lieutenant john Wien, alsJ
or the 18th. Allerton CUShnan- brother OF me
Boston. and Robert NJ Parker, uncle OF the bride
After a short wedding trip Lieutenant Cushman
Will take mis- bride to Fort Des Acines, Iowa
~ stationed
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