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New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
W. W. AST0R MARRIED.
Wedding to Mrs. Sha1c Took Place
IN England Yesterday.
[Ry Felegraph . nc rribune.I

Richmond. Va. April 19.-Nrs. Mamie Lang
horne Shaw was married in England at noon
to-day to William Waldorf Astor. The change
of date from May II had been known to
members Of the immediate family for several
weeks. The ceremony was performed by special
license and took place in established church.
Mrs. Shaw's three sisters. Mrs. Charles Dana
Gibson, Mrs Reginald Brooks and Mrs. T.
Moncure Perkins; Mr.. Gibson and Mr.. Brooks
Lieutenant Astor. of the Guards. brother OF the
bridegroom. and his sister, Mrs. Spender Clay
and her husband. Captain Clay. and Mrs John
Jacob Astor. Of New York. witnessed the cere-
mony.
The bride was given away by her brother-in-
law. Charles Dana Gibson. in the absence OF her
father, Chiswell Dabney Lsnghorne, who. with
his daughter Miss Nora are sojourning at the
Virginia Hot Springs. The couple VIII spend
July and August in America They will visit
the brides country home IN Albemarle County.
Va. and will also spend some weeks at New
mort
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Circus al Madison Square Garden.
Opening Of newly arranged picture gallery Museum OF
Public meeting Of the CITY History Club of New York
Si95ons cat Berkeley LyGeuT % No p West 18th 4sth street
Horse Show 81 Durlands
Address by Josiah Strong on Accidents and Their
PTevention Cooper linton. p, n,
on Of SsE York cty shanie5 ~ 3 No S is7s Brosd~aS sd
z ar n 5y o6s sye6ns 6ins'F for Governor Cobb of Maine
s % Il s So5 ss5 M Inns si4es s Ms p E1 % section meeting
New Microscoptcal Society meeting No 81 Madison
avenue ?. m
thirteenth Regiment review by General James Mo1eer
Closing exercises ana exhibition Of manual training
street. evening.
Mass meeting Of Hearst Recount bill Carnegie
Academy Of Medicine orthopedic surgery
ing. No. II West 4Sd street. SIS p m
Geological Park
Free lectures Of the Board Of Education D m wad-
Fshth AVENUES DR., Frederick y. sykes. The Pre-
RaPhaelite Poets-Rossett. Morris and swnburne"
street. Dr.. Claude F. Walker. The Wheat Country
No $50 East 2oth street oliver P. Hay Reptiles Of
WaS. Academy and Vermlyea avenues InySood Mrs
Alice Tuttle A&shbTooks & Romeo Ron anS Juliet Public
Albert L Mershon, "Dstlngushed Names in Roman
and 18th streets. Mrs Helen M Jackson. Manners
and Customs Of The Hindus Public School 100. Suf-
foik and Rivington streets Miss Carolina H fIuide-
bro Typical Life in Chilli 0llustratedl Five Points
Mission No Go Park street Miss Lille dAngeio
Bergh. 'Favortte Operas Of Verdi Institute Hall.
No William / ScandIn, The
saving Service illustrated:
Mission of the Immaculate Virgin, No. AS 5eth
street Edward Avis IAN Evening Birdland' 0lIus-
trated: West Side Auditorium No SIS West 9th
street DR. James l. Hughes. Dickens Edu-
Gator: West Side Neighborhood House, No 60l
West 50th street, Professor Henry E Northrop, I'm
reriaI Berlin illustrated; Young Mems Benevolent
Association 81 East Broadway. Robert ETskne
Fly. The city as II Is
Anniversary celebration Of the Helping Hand Association
No 4I6 West 54th street. p.
Fuchre party benefit for poor family the Nevada Goth
street and Broadway.
Miss Alice Fletcher The Poetry and Music Of the
North Indian. National Society Of New
England Women, Dslmonioo's 2:30 2 m.
sprng festival the children OF the Sunday Kinder
Carren: Bollettino Hall. No. IFS Park Row, $50
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
TWAIN IN HAPPY VETN
NdheS Msrth Provoking Speech at
Fulton Memorial Meetinp

bor two hours last night Mark Twain had as big
an audience as ever gathered in Carnegie Music
an ~ roaring with laughter 1t was all Twain talk,
mirroring the Twain view of life and living The
occasion was the benefit for the Robert Fulton
Memorial Association Fund
General Grant introduced the humortst whose
speech contained hardly a serious word The ap-
pause as he closed was tremendous Women as
~ ~ as men stood on seats and cheered wildly AT
ora o,s moment Mark Twain lifted his hand and at
So slIenee feil over the hall Then. in a voice
mat was heard in every corner he made a ne a.
Francisco. ''s III oa"
=, Let me say this final word" he said '.I offer
e appeal in behalf of that pathetic army of faith
tls, mothers and helpless children, sheltered and
iilappy TWO days ago. now wandering hopeless for
loIh and homeless-victims OF immea surable dis
aster ! say beg of you in your heart and with
city ~ 'io sllitIefl
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

bIende This proved to be forty times as active as
uranium, and while nearly resembling borium in
chemical constituents IT differs materially in prop
critics This the Curies denominated radium, and 1T
is regarded as a chemical element. The discovery
was hailed as one of extraordinary importance. and
It was thought It would practically revolutionize
modern chemistry.
In 1901 the Academy OF Sciences awarded the La
Gaze prize of francs Professor Curie. asso
ciating with him in the honor Nine. Curie- The
latter continued her researches with the result
Of securing sufficient OF the rare substance to
ascertain it's atomic weight. The cost of produc-
ton has deferred any scientists from securing any
quantity as TO produce costs 10000 A
minute crystal gives off intense blush light for
apparently an unlimited period. and II maintains
It's own temperature without chemical change. On
the human body the effect OF radium is like that
of the R0ntgen rays. but six times as powerful
and dangerous Last year the Curies had 10 esta o.
Hsh their work in a new laboratory. as the old
one had become too much affected by radiun
In December 1903, the Nobel prize in chemistry
was bestowed on Professor and Nine. Curie, and
little later they received 5000 francs as part OF the
osiris prize in France, for the discovery and ap-
plication of radium. The decoration Of the Legion
OF Honor was refused by Professor Curie IN 1904
on the ground that he did not desire decoration
Professor Curie the recipient Of many hon
Orary degrees
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

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New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

Professor Pierre Curie, Joint dlscoverer with his
wife OF the metal radium, born in Paris on
May Is. 1889. the of physician. His educa-
tion was obtained at the Sorbonne. where ne took
the degree of Doctor Of Science. He first worked
assistant in the School Of Chemistry in
Paris. and later became one of the chiefs in It.
carrying on private experiments in his lab
oratory at the time. He made full
professor in 1895. ard remained there until 1900.
when he became a professor in the faculty of
sciences at the Sorbonne.
In 1895 he married to Mile Marie Sklodowska,
who the daughter of a Polish professor and
who had devoted herself to scientific studies and
had been educated at the Sorbonne well as at
Warsaw. She became professor of physics in the
high school at Sevres. Paris. and she and
her husband devoted themselves to scientific re-
search with great ardor. The results of their
joint Investigations were published under the
name Curie In scientific papers. and there was no
OF distinguishing between the husband and
wife in the work. although the major portion of
the credit has been always given to the latter.
Nine. Curie joined in the work of her husband IN
the laboratory OF the School of Physics and Chem
istry in studying the magnetic qualities of steel
and the properties of air under the rays OF thori
and uranium. It in following up the radio
activity Of these substances that Professor and
Nine Curie made the discovery in 1893 of new
and strongly radioactive substance found in pitch
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
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A WEDDING.
IBy Telegraph to The rr,su

IBy Telegraph to The Trs5une.
-"0htciair' N J.. April 1s.-Aiiss Helen S. Drew,
oaughter OF Mrs. Mariett 3. Drew of No 55 Myrtle
avenue Montclair. and Peter Bartlett whitemore,
% r1aVerhill, Mass. were married this evening IN
the First Baptist Church the Rev Harry Emerson
n"sulcK oficiating. Miss Cortnne l. Smith was
-Iu OF honor, and Mrs. Jerry Dearborne Drew
--alIoh OF honor. The bridesmaids were Miss Alice
T. hgoert and Miss Mariana Bradley of Mont
MISS agnes J. Force. of Glen Ridge, and
IS s S1dtIoh Ia Carlton. of HaverhilI. Mass Her.
bert H. whtemore. of Eave~b,II bo+,.a -
old IL Bradis, wSs best man The ushers were Har-
George OF Haverhiil - W cage ana Aoert La
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
D. HUNTINGTON DEAD.
~ ell knos01l artist Passes 41cay at
AdUdnced 4ge-His Career.

Dahioi Huntington, the American historical. genre
ana portrait painter, died on wednesday at his
home. No. 4s East 2Oth street He was born in this
city ninety years ago, being the son of Benjamin
Huntington, a broker, who was born in I777. He
had two brothers. Jeddiah Vincent and the Rev
Guroen Huntington rector OF the Protestant
Hpiscopa- Church The former was an author and
editor and became Roman Catholic while staying
In Europe.
MI Huntinston's grandfather on his paternal
SIDE was graduate OF Yale and a. member o, the
continental Congress for two terms He also served
IN the hrst Congress under the Constitution in 17se-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

,-seo,lc noase OF Taae os which the Earl of West
49,. : p.e oAief Is a descendant OF the Robin
Aeeir who is the hero O; ono of th. ,,s, ,,,
ies ana ballads IN the British Isles snd IN Amer
"a, Inc Robin Adair Of tho song. the writer OF
% Mineh is unknown. lived AT Holybrooke IN County
N,eAIo", ano died in 1TS7. and his daughter ana
-, Os marrying q Hod3on brought Holly
brooke into the family Sir Robert f5osson rrha
song N question is original. but tho melody !. NOT
tor = Is nothing else than the old I,5sb GO, =:
eeA -AEooi- Sir Robert is elderly bachelor
MARQUIsE DE FoNTENOy
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
MRS. MARGARET SLOAN DURYEE.

Mrs. Margaret Sloan Duryee. wife of the Rev
DR. Joserh Rankin Duryee. and daughter OF MT
and Mrs Samuel Sloan. died on Wednesday tron
pleurisy at her home. No. 159 East S6th st. al the
age Of aftv-one She was active in philanthropical
and religious work. Mrs. Duryee was a member
of the Colonial Danes and Daughters OF the ReYo-
luton. and of the WOmens Board OF Foreign mis-
stons of the Reformed Church. Her husband Is
pastor Of Grace Reformed Church at oeVentini mn
avenue and J4th street, where the funeral VIII
be held tomorrow. The burial will be at Garrison
on-the- Hudson Besides her husband Mrs Duryee
leaves three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
PICTURE TDEALD sR,Nes s,o,5

me second evenings sale in the Fifth Avenue
a ART Geleries OF the collection of the late William
Ilali.iiIon ana the paintings belonging to George
seventy-three pictures making a tota, 90 for -,
SLo,sSo so Inc sale was conducted by James P sfo
3 o95 VII Us De eneeo tonight. The highest price
ado aIdoiPhe Plot For $50 W Higgins obtained Cay
a. a. i 1utposs t py Belleeour and for $500 T
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
MRS CATHERINE CECILIA LATHAM.

CBy Telegraph The Tribune
New Brunswick. n. J., April 19-Mrs- Cathar1ne
Cecilia Latham. widow OF Robert W. Latham Is
dead at her home. Llangelen. in this city. MRS
Latham was born in Virginia eighty-six years ago.
Her husband was native of the same state she
leaves three daughters and one SON. The funeral
win be held on Saturday afternoon DIT Bsian- St1
tine Kelley, Of Brooklyn and Dr. ADAMS OF olal4
ford Conn, will officiate-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

Trust Company; was viee-president of the National
Savings Bank and vice-presideat of the Security
insurance Company president Of the Congrega-
uonal Club on the board OF directors of the New
haven Historical Society. director Of the Con-
hecucut Hospital Society, member Of the Sons OF
tne American Revolution and the Society Of Found
ers ana PATRIOTS. Mason Of high degree ana past
master OF Hiram Lodge, and a charter member or
inc Union League. He was managing owner Of the
sutton Line OF sailing vessels between New Eng
land and Southern ports
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
THE BELLEvrE PALACE

Oh'l his death the duchess made her home with
- = d ihe Bellevue Palace at Berlin built by
r. tef9-hand Of Prussia. younger brother Of
i'ch me Great and who survived the latter
-, e enough 70 receive courteous visit there from
-tt0i-'h when he entered Berlin victor in 1906
90. 'l-hee ferdinand. who was married to one
siRs' nrother's daUgnters-that Is TO say, his
"791eathed on dying the palace OF Bellevue
,,.-S aus son, Prince Augustus. who lived there with
-sS who have been wrongly described as his
,a'ic e3''a'ic wives The only woman whom he ever
80, go 10 marry, and 10 whom he was pas assionately
-' was the celebrated Nine de Recamier,
- = Was PROBABLY owing 10 his inability TO make
~ ~ VIE that he never married the mothers Of
~ "9 families OF Legitimate children. One Of
4. .aaies was Frederick Wichmann. for whom
= oDlslaec the title o: Baroness waldenburg.
- nat1e ard tide were likewise borne by the
n S-iicfen she bore him The other lady was
-, - Aia2L for whom he obtained the title OF
ess son PriiiWllZ. From this union are de-
49, lFe rather numerous tribe OF Won Pril!-
=, lie palace Of Bellevue is surrounded by
-. - Fery beautiful gardens where. somewhat
- ne Japanese fashion the most beautiful
s,+-eHe Effects reproduced In miniature
- O. course, led the wags Of Berlin to set up
-, e. requesting visitors not trample down the
81 '4-h5 o. 10 pocket the rocks and. above
- DoL 70 Al-ns any dogs, lest they drink up the
Since the accession Of the present En-
-" the Bellevue Palace has been un0ccupiei by
- member a. the imperial fsEay, but the beau
- - Ss-acas have been used a playground for
c--larcr. since the imperial scLiOss itself has
\ sl-9ea whatsoever. II IS said that The Bellevue
-ee Is aow about 20 be assigned as residence
~ Ff.-ce Ei-el FRITZ and his bride. who was
-1eness Charlotte OF Oleanburs. The crown prince
: % h5ve aa IEs Berlin home TIE palace where
,'yeT9r ana Empress Frederick spent their entire
-'-Ff!ca lie
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
JAMES D. DEWEII.
[Ry Telegraph o The rrlbune. l

lBy Telegraph TO Tine Tribune
New Haven. April 19-James .. Dewell LAeuten-
ant Governor Connecticut from 1897 TO 1899. died
this morning at his home here He was sixty-nine
years old. He leaves wife and five children. He
senior member Of the firm OF J. D. Dewe
Co. wholesale grocers. He was formerly president
of tho New Haven Chamber of Commerce and was
a director in the New Haven Water Company. the
City Bank. the Young Mems Institute. the Ever
green Cemetery Association and the New Havsa
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
"cousIN LOUIS" PRODUCED.

IBy Telegraph 20 The TribuneI
Middletown. Conn. April ls-'Cousin Louis an
American comedy by Frederick Paulding. had its
initial production in this city this evening by Dan
iel Frohman and Joseph Brooks Mary Van Buren
took the title role and the other principals were
Charles Cherry. Dorothy ReveI. Emily Dunn. Sam
Reed. William Probert. Kate Denim Wilson. Charles
Swick2rd and Thomas F. Ince-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
ROOT RECEIVES FRANKLIN MEDAL.

Washington. April 1s.-Secretary Root has
ceived the magnificent gold medal struck by order
OF Congress in commemoration OF the 2o0th ami
versary of the birth of Benjamin Franklin This
is 10 be presented by the Secretary tomorrow, in
Philadelphia, TO Ambassador Jusserand. as the git
of the American people 10 the people Of France
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will SAT- TODAY fer
Naples on the Prinz oskar are:
Mr. ana Mrs Otto Doll. Mrs William Eaton Moore
Mrs William Wallace Fon- Mrs. Frances M. Robertson.
dey-
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Iiyerpool
the Oceanic
Mrs N W Burton Mr.. and Mrs. A. D r. No
The Rev. and Mrs, William Intosh
CASTOR. II. F. Cody.
MI and Mrs. Frederick General J. P Taylor.
Hooker Gordon. Mrs A. G. Whittlesey
Il 4 Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20
TO SELL THE JEFFERSON COLLECTION.

The paintings by old and modern artists owned
~, the late Joseph Jefferson will be exhibition
az the American Art Galleries. Madison Square
South to-day and tomorrow They will be sold at
,,h1,c auction by Thomas Z. Kirby. OF the Ameri-
caD Art Association. at Mendelssohn Hall. the
eveninE OF April =.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-20

rsehts- Tuesday April II, 1905 by the Right Rev
FreSerics Burgess. Bishop OF Long Island, ana Jhs
Pev Charles +. ] wrfgiey d. D. Margaret oauEnter
Of Vllhslrnus Mynderse. Of Brooklyn. ana Alfred
FIuger. Of New York
sANsoRN-pE CoRDOvA-on April IS 1908 at the
residence OF the brides parents. BY The Key. tenry
Iubeck D c. L. Fannie Louisa. daughter OF CnaEles
de Cordovs John Wesley Sanborn. NJ D. OF hox-
bury, Mass
TTTIIY-KENNEDY-On Wednesday, Aprn Is AZ
Plymouth Church. by the Rev SsweA DWisnt rims
susan Pratt Kennedy. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs Elijah
Pobnson kennedy. 10 Francis william Tully.
ARNTrN-INGERSOLL-On Thursday April 10. 1904
AZ Grace Church Chantry. by The Rev. William p
Euntingtor d. d. Katharine Corss IngersON 70 Rob-
II Taylor Narnun-