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New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
OBITUARY.
DR.. ROBERT OGDEN DoREMus.

Dr. Robert Ogden Doremus, chemist educator
and inventor died at his home at the Hotel Strath-
more yesterday. Although he in his eighty
third year, he retained his mental faculties until
his death and actively engaged in literary
work until ten days ago. His death caused
by old age
Born in this city. January II, 1924, he made II his
home during his entire life. He was born In War
ren street, when the city did not extend above 34th
street. On his fathers side he was a direct de-
scendant OF Anneke JAMS, Of the earliest Dutch
settlers, while his mother was the granddaughter
OF Robert Ogden one Of the founders OF Princeton
University. brother of Robert Ogden was Gov
ernor OF New Jersey. His father Thomas c. Dore-
mus, was the senior member Of the firm OF Dore-
mus, Suydam & Nixon. His mother was Miss
Sarah Platt Haines.
After his school education DR.. Doremus entered
columbia College IN 1888. but remained there only
one year when he changed to New York Univer-
slry' as his father was OF the founders OF the
latter institution He was graduated from New
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

sGPS255 ,8o25 n H. hsa the school March q -
on sai1rday the seventeenth March 1905 Jasepa
5s2 h"lHa oit Rsesor Of 81 PauIs school died al cam
Wesns,sdey ne twsnt5arss o. March hi. day
Ie" words about him In the years that have uyed.
seat Christian school We s6ua Ss aausaes usan or
pression pre.9us ana IN sgr 6riss Dis srecjon uses
inI guide So more ,l-Eeiv Tor the school wa =
II iSe|- us ls gt's- ana l,ars6.e e1acsment o. So
ne maTs Or hs devotion ls sasacity and hs sestness
school re1aersesr ana value H. md FOR an or us. ,1
COOPER suddenly. on March e. John H COOPER.
s3rra service irorl BIS .1'e res.enes No is2 West
convenience Of family N,-ek papers please rapy..
DESEYAt S,Sl \, Rome Isi .a Tsrsday March 2 1905
or the lat, Edwin J. brown OF, S'ev YorE
Dof5iaI 2 I,ossrt os5sn norr-nus z a. n d Il D.
Sare5 = ls95 n r. s1d year q his sgs Elnerai So
3stl ST.. sunday aIsrca Is. at . p. m
GALLJP-on wsdnesday March 2l. at the rsosary. No.
FrnsI er ~ r Ss ,',l.' e ~ IN "a niS S SS@ yse
s4 eve & ana -e.l 5 S., on Eri5Sy Na5eh ., ? n
day. 10 a. "a. ~ IT, o'
HAINEs-on wednesday. March 21 1906. John D
ID. rissase BedtaTd station = = On sataraay
HQWE.On TUESDAY. March 20 in Passaie y j.. Emslns
wear VII" 1r 2 sIs - S r '35a I'm @ ~ aoe ~ n szSs ssT sS5
March o o. IN. Trains. Ma Frfa Railroad leave
from foot Chambers a. West 23d I2-55 D.
LoCKwoOD-on Wednesday. March q stamfoEt
Conn. Louise Bailey wife of Henry T. lockwood and
daughter of the late Charles d. and PAMELA B. Bailey
Funeral services at her Iae residence. No. Oliver St.
on Friday afternoon 40 $3.50 o'clock. Funeral private
MCTLLY-Entered Into eternal. At Paterson. n J..
"Wednesday March u. 1906 ADELAIDE daughter OF tho
at. samuel and EgneiIe ireland McCully- Relatives
and friends invited attend funeral. Satur-
day, March -, from her residence. 20 Auburn
ST.. Paterson at 2-30 O'Clock %. m
MoSHER-Cn Thursdoy. the 22d, at his resldenss. No
- Colonial Place New Rochelle. Warren F. Mosher
Secretary Of Catholic summer school Requiem Mas
az s.. Gabriels church New Rochelle. Saturday.
the Path inst. at 1880 a m
ONDERDONF1-At Spring Valley. y Y. nfth day.
third month. 225. 1896. John ". Onderdoak the
s9th 0f his Notice OF funeral hereafter
SMITH Suddenly. Wednesday March n Rev Samuel
H smith, IN the 18th OF his Services hia
late residence No 56 LenoN Road F1atbush, Saturday
March p. at p. Internent private Kindly ouit
flowers bridgeport and New Haven papers please
copy.
WATERMAN-On Tuesday, March 18th. Of acute
or Edwin F. Waterman. and daughter o
Warren and D. G00Nin Brooklyn. n. Y. n ga
OF her Funeral services her late resi-
dence, Friday March 23d at p m.
wOODHOUsE-At her late residence Rsxloish. South
Orange, y. J.. Thursday. March I'D 1905 4.
Woodhouse. Funeral private
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NE WEATHER REP0RT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washngton, March %.
An OF high Of considerable magnitude
cupies the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys. having
advanced TO these districts from British Northwest
the last tWenty-foUr hours. II has sharp
temperatures throughout the lake region
Valley where the readings at O'Clock
&c degrees below the seasonal average. The tenn
perature IN all u the country has been considerably
below normal the weeks, especially
. districts
Present indications do not point immediate
ing Up, except Ia the extreme Southwest States.
Rain is Indicated for Friday IN Missouri, Southern
Illinois Tennessee, Ark Indian Territory. South
Kansas. ana rain snow n the Rocky Mountain and
Rain VIII Saturday
OyeTspread middle
Ohio valleys and
Important temperature changes anticipated
winds along the New England and Middle Atlantic
will be fresh westerly South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast. light and variable; West Gulf Coast
fresh southeast. Lake Michigan. light ana variable
ClTnir- easterly-
steamers departing Friday European ports
light winds and fair weather the Grand
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
MAGISTRATE sTEINERr HoNoRED.

number Of personal friends Of City Magistrate
Henry Steinert gave a dinner in his honor at the
Democratic Club last evening, and presented him
with solid silver set Of ten pieces. Among those
present were ex-JUdge Augustus Van Wyck, ex-
Mayor Robert A. Van Wyck, John F. Carroll Jus
tce Victor J. Bowling, Deputy Controller John H
AfcCooey. NJ. Warley Platzek, Deputy Chamber
lain John II. Campbell. Charles J. Wittenburg.
James MCGEE, clerk of the Supreme Court, Brook
Iyn, and Maurice Intermyer.
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MR. pARRAcH,s REclrALa.

Persons who like to hear Readings win have an
opportunity to crafty their taste by repairing to
the Waldorf-Astoria, on March a. March 81, and
April 7. at Il o'clock in the morning and listening
TO Mr.. Marshall Darrach. who intends TO read or
recite Tho Merchant OF Venice" Julius Caesar
and Twelfth Night" Mr.. barracks mlnistrations
not unknown. and as they appropriate TO
the season Of Lent, they will doubtless be duly
appreciated. w w
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Mas. EYrINeE 10 Live lN IrAIY

Mrs Margaret Eytinge, the veteran story and
rhyme writer whose playful and tender tales and
verses have contributed much TO the amusement
and well-being OF children, is about TO make her
homo in Italy. Mrs. Eytinge is the widow of Sol
Eytinge, jr., the artist, who died last year much
lamented by old friends,-the survivors Of a brill
liant circle distinguished in New York fifty years
ago Mrs Eytinge viii sail. March 81, aboard the
I.or1harEia
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QUEEN WORE A LEEK.

Queen Alexandra enjoys the distinction of being
the only sovereign in modern times to wear the
leek as a floral emblem at a state function. The
wild leek which hourishes profusely on the coast
OF Glamorgan. is @sthetically regarded as de-
hghtfu vegetable, worthy to bind the brows OF
whitewashed Nero. and by no means as maIodorous
as Pistol "disastrously maintained" 1t has long
been regarded as the national emblem of Wales
and II was as such that Queen Alexandra wore It
at Drawing Room which she held some years
ago. on St Davids Day, st. David being the pa
tron saint Of the princpality. Unless I am much
mistaken. the leek was once worn in compliment to
Wales by King George II at a levee held on St
Davtd's Day at ST. James's Palace
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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MAYFLowER AWAITS MRS. ROOSEVELT

Fernandina, Fla, March 22-The United States
steamer Mayhower. Lieutenant Commander Long
commanding, arrived here to-day and awaits the
arrival of Mrs Roosevelt and members OF the fam
lily for a trip in Southern waters,
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

B. Sterling Bottome. lawyer Of No. 22O Broad
way and Miss Gertrude Murray Earl daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Earl, married last
night at the home Of the BRIDES parents, No. S66
West End avenue The Rev. DR.. Charles J. Young
Of the Church Of the Purttans. oflciated. The
young couple went South Immediately after the
ceremony.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
WEDDINGS.

LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Richmond. Va, March 22-AIiss Eleanor Grant
Bosher daughter Of Mrs. Robert s. Bosher. was
married this afternoon at her home in this city to
George S. Brewster, Of New York The Rev. Rob
ert Forsythe rector Of St. Pauls Episcopal Church.
oficiated. The bride attended by her sister as
matron of honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster will
spend their honeymoon in automobile of
Southern France. Many New York people at
tended the wedding.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GRADING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIP
PING NEWS ON PAGE q
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HUNTINGTON DIVORCE GRANTED.

San Francisco, March 22.-Judge Graham to-day
granted a divorce to Mrs Henry Z. Huntington on
the ground Of desertiOn. No request for almony
was made. and the attorneys refuse TO say whether
or not there was any money settlement
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

BEACH-Ou Wednesday March o. 1906 OF pneumonia
Bloomfield, n j., James g Beach. IN the 79th year
of his age Funeral -ervices at his residence No T3
Beach 81. Friday March b AT ESQ p. Train
leaves York Erie Railroad at / 20 m. II is
kindly requested that flowers be sent.
BERDAN-On Tuesday. March % at Rosele \ t.
Sarah g Berdsu. wife % the lase Daniel W Berian.
Funeral private.
BLATFELT-At Paterson. n T.. & Tuesday. March "a
1906 John Joseph Bauyelt formerly of r. @ Hazard
& aged 90 years Relatives and friends invited
attend the funeral March %, az his ate residence
No. % Ryle avenue, Paterson. 2SO 1ntermenJ
Cedar
BUCKOUT-On Wednesday. March 21st, 1906. Harriet
stevens. wife Of John D. Buc1out. and daughter OF
late residence No. 40 Grand street White Plains New
York, Friday March 28d. 3i15 p m
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PROMINENT ARRTvALs Az THE HOTELS

BRESLIN-Josef Hofmann Berlin NEITHER
LAND-Prince Albert Stanisas Constantin Matthias
RadziWiu Mexico. SEVILLE-Charles s. Harmon
Chicago. ORF-ASTORIA-Warren Soper
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
1. NEWMAN.

L Newman founder of the firm OF l. Newman &
Sons. Of New York and New Haven, died al his
home I'm New Haven Wednesday at the age OF
eighty -four years. Mr.. Newman came to this coun.
try when thirty years old. He started the manu-
facture Of cOrsets in 1874. He leaves wife and
sons.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

Highest Temperature yesterday % degrees lowest "a;
for corresponding date last year,
Average fcr corresponding date last twenty-five
years.
Saturday: fresh westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Il readily accessible by Harlem trains from
tal station webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and
by carriage. Lots S125 Telephons 4S55 GramsreY
for Book OF Views representative.
once. 20 East gard ST.. n. z. City.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
NO DEATH PENALTY IN RUSSIA

NJ DEATH PENALTY IN RUSSIA
Dispatches from St. Petersburg announce that
the Car on March affixed his signature TO a de-
abOlishing the sentence Of capital punishment
The messages In question come only TO demonstrate
stin further how very little newsgatherers in
Russia know about the empire for the death pen
atty has been abolished IN the land Of the Cars
since the reign OF Catherine the Great-that is
TO say for considerably more than one hundred
and fifty years-and the Criminal Code Of Russia
contains absolutely no provision for the inhiction
OF the death penalty. While the latter has been
done away with in civil life # has been retained
In the army and navy as a means OF discipline.
soldiers and sailors committing certain offences
being punishable by death by hanging or shooting
Just as in other European countries is in order
TO avail themselves Of this that whenever the Rus
sian authorities find themselves confronted by con-
ditions which. in their opinion can be dealt with
only by means Of death they proclaim martial law.
suspend the ordinary criminal procedure in a dis
trict or province and try offenders by court mar
usL The latter, Of course. can deliver sentences Of
capital punishment. I may add. by way of ex-
nihilist outrages have been tried by courts mar
tial. by virtue Of decree dating from the latter
part OF the reign of Alexander II. Unless l am
much mistaken It was Vera SassouIitch the would
be ASSASSIN OF the late General Trepoff who TWEEN
ty-seven years the last nihilist tried
by an ordinary criminal tribunal. Her acquittal by
the Jury in the face Of her admission that she had
shot the general convinced the Russian government
that the ordinary courts were altogether powerless
to deal with nihilist outrages.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
AEERIcAN MATERIAL FOR ENGLANDs
NAVY


-ori Twesl-.l.a. the new First Lord Of the
l-s1 Adm--a--g. has Just issued an Official noti-
-llon which deserves attention IN this country.
'l now e has been a strict rule that in all con-
--s gFel .-- 1y the Admiralty the contractors
--.l engage themselves 70 use nothing but Brit
1iaA-tar--r.= and materials. and clauses 10 this
7-- Rave .0.r Inserted in each naval contract.
- -"ee--.. - las now decided that henceforth
= British Admiralty shall be free 70 buy IN the
s- 41.-fe.a markets and the consequence Is
-4 Ae.e-t'ar American firms can compete for
Supply 90 material and goods 10 the Engllsh
-. o- t.e same footing as British concerns.
1-a -Tae--.gatr. although he has been singular
--.- ---a-. .l bis private Investments ana has
- much money ir recent years that ne mas
obliged -- r.- bis most priced possessions IN
--s i-s .fsl mansion in Park Lane, known
1i5lE House with AN its art treasures. includ-
rs unique Collection n JacO5ean silver and Of
masters .- one - the cleVerest business men
~s 1e" Liberal administration Contrary 20
- mas been widely published, Lord Tweedmoutb
-'. s-..- ta the partnership In Couttss
- fs1 Hr h.s grandfather Edward Marjori-
is -.-. EreIaaolth's father having been only
ll s.r ..I the partnership having been in
&c . elder brother The partnership IS
i.--as .. Lord TweeIm0uth's cousin. George
II 1-arI-r banks But Lord Tweedmouth has
'-. banking interests and moreover was
'i- partner iI the great Meuz brewery.
=
~-,T -.'" 59iHt stock company. Like 50
---'r brewery properties, fits fortunes began
-f as soon as its script was placed on the
4. end r was lu his attempt 10 bolster up
- rat Lord TwcelmOuth lost most Of
loss rhat De felt much more. how
~. -a .e. 70 ls popular wife. o sister OF the
~ --e.- Randolph Churchill. and aunt, there
s l-a present Duke Of Marlborough. sun.
r ''@ fa-sf.rruues have been unable 10 im-
~, aura Teedu0uth's lnvarlable geniality and
~ l.'T. which have acquired for him
D. t.a- popularity Tie latter is perhaps also
f- i.s complete absence 0f anectatOn and Of
49, Indeed there IS something distinctly
ls.,, - lA ais manner well IN his way %
ss7 al 'h--ss- As an instance II his thoroughly
"a - s-'arfHess, may cite The cleverness with
d '' managed ~ get bis fathers viii admitted
Hy the courts. just twenty-four hours
as " Imposing The present enormously
ts .-- duties came into operation. death
d NHiea would nave cut down MS Inheritance
Icy considerable extent
gs-t. -"'e-taoIth Is descended from Thomas
l,,l 1-Ef. who became Lord Provost Of Ecin-
tss, 40 -''l, and has au only son who, after
tt5 victorious froIl q brean u promise suit
e against Iim hy Miss Birdie Sutherland
s,a,- i5a-eiy. married Miss 8-urieI Brodrick
o. ne Secretary Of State for India IN
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL CO, 241-s WEST 3sRp ST.
World Known Funeral Chapels- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
charge.
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re q he officers IN sttsndsDce upon King Ed
r,s when Ee was here as Prince OF Wales nearly
.t century ago. he succeeded his uncle IN the
ss61m q Grey II 1894. The first earl was that
aElsh genera who defeated General Wayne. com
-.-8ei tire Third Brigade at the battle OF German
-1. il Ill., and. IN fact, was the only English
-1s-al who did not lose his IaUrels IN the Auaeri-
z Var f-- Independence. His son, the second
7sd Grey, was one OF the most famous statesmen
{ He Ele-ee-th century. ana. inaugurating his
-l-cal career as one Of the managers OF the
gszchnel- of Warren Hastings, he, as Prime
-1sier, played the principal part IN Transforming
iszt Britain from an oligarchy into q democracy
q carrying the first Reform bin through both
sss cf Fzrlizuent 10 q successful conclusion.
Is grandson the present Earl Grey. made his
s1-- q Fa-.lameut rwenty-siX years ago. but won
Is spurs ls Governor and administrator OF Rho
"a where he excited universal admiration by
.f rzre tact and judgment with which he filed
= difficult ofdce, namely. that OF representative
e agent Cf the Crown in colony where the au-
e11y arl prestige Of the latter were overshad-
~ By ta colossal personality OF its creator Cecil
asias and where the handful OF white colonists
~ fighting for their lives against overwhelming
-5e-s ~ savage MaJabele. He was likewise re-
sd 70 curb the usurpations OF authority by the
hrered Company OF South Africa, and to exc
-e tn tie measure possible. the policy OF Joseph
hslnhe-.ain. -1e Colonial Secretary. Yet, contra
ztsfy them a-I and when Rhodes died II was
11ld thar be Rad made the earl one OF the trus-
rs Of his Will
In order 10 convey an idea OF the many-sIdedness
Lord GEeys character. Il may be mentioned that
s is a warm friend Of the Salvation Army. and
la be is q champion. not Of total abstinence. but
& ienpers--= reform, in pursuance OF which he
les ila1gurare- species OF liquor trust. The
zss-ua- prllcr-. ~ the latter as he has devised
Z Is that The E-0Ets arising from a virtual mo-
-'7oy created ly the public authorities in the
1-n q licenses fa- the sale Of drinks should be
aVoe1 10 purposes of public usefulness, and not
2 o--n up -la fortunes Of private individuals. In
A- county influential and public spirited persons
--1 themselves into trusts for the purpose Of
-s-ilg licenses for the sale OF intoIicants either
t-y-1g ar old license or by securing a new one.
~ subscribe as an Investment. the capital need
Z Tie saloon or public house as Il IS called in
--g-l1d, is placed under the management OF an
'sli o. the t-.zt whose salary IS not affected by
1 sale O. -lrrEi1al-s, but who receives a com
-iio2 or al r1--lnroxlcants supplied 10 the pub
4 whether Is The form Of beverages or food.
zen The years balance sheet Is presented a divi-
--a q Ie- cent is paid 10 the shareholders, and
s Whole of lie balance IS devoted 70 various local
11T0yeueuts
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

the Balfour Cabinet. Lord Tweedmouth's only sur
viving sister is Lady Aberdeen wife of the Lord
Lieutenant OF ireland. and he has an American
sister-in-law. namely the widow of his brother
Archie Marjorbanks. She was a daughter OF Judge
James Trimball Brown, Of Nashville Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23
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For points the statss CauaAa ana Msxics
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Also 70 cuba, Porto Rico. Hawaii and Phliippinea
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Notices of marriages aud deaths must be IndOrsed
with fun and address.
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Forecast for Special LOcalties--For New England
fair snd colder to-day. saturday fair winds
For Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania, New
Jersey and Delaware fair and continued to-day and
saturday. fresh west winds
For Tie District Of Columbia Maryland and virginia
cold today saturday. partly cloudy. light 20
winds
F1r Western PENNSYLVANIA Western York fair
today and Saturday fresh west Winds
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for twenty four hours In compar-
son With the corresponding date Of last year:
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BOTTOSTE- the residence Of brides par
ents. No $50 West End avenue, New York city, on
Thursday evening. March p. by the Rev. Charles
Young. D. D. Gertrude Murray Earl 70 B. Sterling Bot
tome.
New-York tribune., 1906-03-23

BREwSTER-NOSHER-A Richmond. Va THURSDAY
March %. by the Rev Robert ". Forsyth Eleanor
Grant. daughter of the late Robert 5. Nosher to
George g. Brewster. OF New York