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New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
THE DRAMA.
MR.. GILLETTE AT THE GARRIcK
"Clarice." /"

AT the Garrick Theatre last r,.A. ~,
HNel'e mace his re-entrance presantira -
" WHICH ne Is the author, entitled s.Cartce
- '0 was cordially welcomed His new
bo51,, rs l Impossible love story and tells II
4'' Inc hrst act is exceedingly prettv ,rba ma,
eho woman love each other hu, +ha -. -.
~ Inc complexity is adroitly augmented bv
80 i4'ei terrence OF catIke female but nresen+ly,
60 -. INC IoVers come to understanding
0'iu mat really Is the end of the nlav rb. ,rl
ness OF that initial act consis+s q, - to "eaA
81 Is assumed not to know that the man 1oyes ba-
- - 'lIns never could happen woman alvavs
O"s "hen q man loves her. The rest Of the r,ac.
o. q posture OF circumstances recalling a
h. NJ 1 tanees in an old domestic play
:. D-oH 6oucicault' named THE Parish Clerk
presented many years ago. in England nv Iosor
-. In that drama village schoolnaster
80 Ooe0or are aspirants for the hand or
-tIs -1,IHs GIRL the belle of the neighborhood The
80 Ter Is somewhat tran in health and for
maj reason, he hesitates to declare his love -,
tnough the girl is inclined 70 favor h,r, IT, a.
'0i' IN order TO put his rival out of the vvsv de
-'1uily assures him that his infrmttv is con-
sUinpuon; that his condition is serious. a,6 +b.+
- w. sum ole In Mr.. Gillettes play the rival
-o'e1S OF girl named Clarice are both doo
Tors and one Of them informs the otber tba+ ~
Hiilieleo with incipient consumption and tbarafoa
So Ho' 10 marry. In both plays the treacberous
-He Is defeated, but in "Clarice" the rne+bo6
- % oIscOnnture trenches closely on bathos. FOR
a mis-
and the scoundrel who has deoeive6 bi-, ar-.o-
On lhe scene just in time to save him with s,,b
eutaheous injection Of ether
NF. FRANCIS Carlyle. by his really splendid SIN
cefty and entirely competent skill saved the chic,
SITUATION and so carried the serious burden of the
Pieoe- Inc second act, IN which the cat woman
--e-Nes Ooctor number to lie to Doctor number !
- very SHY and in the subsequent act
lhefe Is much farce business of
i0uEhrul character. not 10 be patiently described
MI Frank Burbeck contributed a gleam Of hurnor
- ms personation or kindly. fussy old gentle
man. with an imperfect digestion Miss Doro pre-
ssh'eo doll and bleated through vapid collouuv
apouI nothing. Heaven never intended MI GIL
ie'te 10 act lover. He knows how a lover ought
10 De acted. but he never drops into the ten
der vein Nobody doubts his abilities. both as an
actor and writer, but in this play they are
wasted The part for Mr. Gillette is such a one as
Eugene Ararn. and 1t is a wonder that he has not
long ago adopted il An excellent performance of
an old Negress. given by Lucille La Verne. capt
ured the house.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

County Fair Madison squars Garden
F,,-a Food show ST. Nicholas Rink
- t,s-a+,on of women's Clubs. Hotel AstoT all DAY
Nfs,ng Of che New York section OF Council os J9wsh ih
Women Temple Emanu-El. iSd street Ah0 '4'~
avenue, afternoon.
charles 2 Hughes at monday meeting No OH HrOAo
TJo.ai Msnhattau . .. m: dinner, evening
Charles Z Hughes. 10th Builains sect
sdiroI HAL No East list street GFSha 80
TeTtnTton and e4th street ana LehO1
tt.e.aa-TRl, Poo1ue No. 252 % street, evening
sn,ntonshiu billiard match between william H9ppe ana
r,--,aI onening OF the Flushing Bridge.
80 admission at Geological Park and museums Of AN
auc Natural History.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
"PoslNe AS A MARTYR"

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: thought from political standpoint apart
Hearst that the bill before the Legislature last
winter allowing the ballot boxes 10 be opened and
the ballots to be counted to ascertain the exact
result Of the vote for Mayor, should have been
passed. AS there is very large majority OF poo
pie who believe there frauds committed IN
that election. It would certainly have been good
politics for the Legislature 10 have settled the
question beyond doubt 7 did not wish to see
Mr. Hearst pose & martyr and accuse the Re-
publican party of denying him justice, when 1t
in its power TO do what certainly the people de-
sired irrespective OF party, and which should have
OF the Legislatures refusal TO act because It
thought the proper course was to apply TO the
Attorney General Mayer 10 Hearst2
What expected has followed. I meet Republi-
sued by the leaders Of our party in this matter,
and express determination to vote for Hearst as
unwise and unjust course to be pursued. I am no
adrnirer or friend OF Hearst assure you, but
who are responsible for this thing have played into
his hands 16 by yiRg him the S opportunity 70 p9se
publican party VIII you kindly gtye some sx-
Planat9n or IN your paper why s
publican and reader OF The Tribune for fifty years
HUGHES REPUBLICAN,
Brooklyn, Oct 1s. 1906.
IRepubncans could have had no political mo-
tive for refusing the privilege of recount TO
one Of their opponents IN campaign which had
split the Democratic party in two. But the
Legislature and the Attorney General decided
that justice and public policy did not demand
recount There would probably have been
partisan advantage IN permitting considerations
OF expediency TO control their action. but thoy
held that It not function OF government
to prevent claimant from posing as q msrtyr,l
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
THE TEUTONIc FOR LIVERPOOL
tssnrv Adams Mr. and Mrs> Allan A. Rob
Mrs @. ". Chal- bins.
111-oNS-
THE NOORDAM. FOR ROTTERDAM
49, T. Hobba William Hooker
I c. Jolles
DR. Charles F. Woln Miss H. L. Baker
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were:
THE CARMANIA FROM LIVERPOOL
Monsignor Barrett ShsrIes y CrRndau
esergeant Cram. Captain Martin Olsen
Mrs William FarQuhHr | W :. Cushing.
I3Jsbon Mcdonnell OF Brook Major Frank J. Jones
lyn.
THE VADERLAr.D. FROM ANTWERP.
NJ ana Mrs J. Riley Cor Mr. Mrs C B. Bull
5o1 Mrs. +. Abbott Ingalls,
MT and Mrs Ernest C. Mr. and Mrs. James c.
p.,~oTfo Whiteey.
CAPTAIN and Mrs. g. E Colonel and Mrs George r.
xeu1o Schayer.
A5Di-aG w X Van Rey Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scott
nan L. s. N. and MrA Mr. and Grs W J. Carlin-
Van
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
MRS. DAVIS EXPIRES.
Widozc of Southern Leader Dies at
Hotel Majestic.

Mrs Jefferson Davis. the widow Of Jefferson
Davis President Of the Confederate States died
from pneumonia the Hotel Majestic at 1o;zS last
night, after a short illness
At the bedside were Mrs. J. Addison Hayes. the
only living daughter OF Mrs Davis; DR.. and Mrs.
Gerald D. Webb the latter being granddaughter
OF Mrs. Davis; Jefferson Hayes Davis. grandsoni
Mrs Joseph Pulitzer; DIR. J. Harvey Dew and Mrs
Dew; Mrs. c. 2. Bateson, q niece; the Kew Ii.
Nathan seagel pastor OF St Stephens Episcopal
Church at No ~ West 6sth street. and for fifteen
years pastor Of Mrs. Davis.
Mrs. Davis had been I'll for several days. but -
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WORD FROM CALIFORNIA ON HEARST

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
s.ri VIII you any one OF your readers kindly
inform me what qualifications W. R. Hearst pos
sesses to entitle him 10 ths support OF any inteh
gent citizen for the position Of Governor Of the
great Empire Slater I am very sure, sir. that II
even an uncompromising Democrat would take the
trouble TO investigate Mr.. Hearst's record during
his residence IN the State OF California he would
be compelled withhold his ballot from his party's
candidate II for the upright nominee Of the
Republicans. I do not hesitate say that the
election OF such a man. with such record TO the
Kew York would be an inefaceable blot upon her
escutcheon. AN OLD NEW YORKER
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Married.

CHITTENDEN- Tuesday. October ~
Meeting OF First Parish. Con>
cord Mass. Rev. BENJAMIN r Bulkseys a.
sisted by the Rev. Loren 3. Macdonald. Grace Ghss~
vode Chapman. daughter OF Mrs. John Hartweu Cnap
man to Simeon Baldwin Chitsn1en. IT.. OF BrookiSns
n. Y.
GEOFFROY-DEI4AFTEL October Is. 1905. oy ne
Rev Bishop Greer. OF the Diocese OF New YORK. ArA
Marguerite " Delaaeld and Nicolas Geoflroy-
LANE-BAssETT-Dr Mrs John Samuel Bassess
announce the marriage of their daughter. Jcs-pnns
Atterbury. William Lane at the Churca %
the Incarnation, City. Monday. Octooer 10
LIE RoY-HOPKINsA az s.. Luke's Church, Nsv-
town. Bucks County. Penn, Ocro5er 10 1900 ~ sns
Rev. Edward Ritchee Fanny W Hopkins. OF Tar.
rytown. n. =, daughter OF Thomas p Chamoerss 70
Frederick g. Ls Roy. Of Tarrytown y T.
RAZEY-sMTTH-Town OF Goshen Orange County. "
z, Mr. James Razey and Mrs. Phebe J. smith we're
married The ButtonWood,'- OF the bride. BY
TIE Rev. r II. McCready Ph- D.. at $50 A. Ocrobss
10. 1906
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be fndorss1
with full address
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
HEARsT's TRUST PLANS.
Asks Trademarks for Gigantic Newspaper
! Combination.
rrom rha Fourth Estate.

From The Fourth ESTATE
William Randolph Hearst has asked the Patent
Once for trademark rights in the following news
paper titles: ,, o, .-r,- IT.,
,ns- .syVashlngton American "PIttsburg Jour
nal Los Angeles Examiner" Washington Jour
nal st Louis AmeTicsn 8eW pSa Orleans Jour
lean st Louis Journal, Cleveland American
san Francisco Journal, Cleveland Journal"
.sPhIladelDhia Journal New Orleans American
san FraneIseo AWeFlean" ,o New York American
SmertSan" :" by the Star Company; "Morgen-Jour-
nal" BY the Morgen-Journa Association OF New
York. New York Journal, by the New York
Evening Journal Publishing Company; Boston
American" by the New England Newspaper Pub
fishing Company.
Each OF these applications is accompanied by
fac-simile OF the heading OF tina existing pro-
posed newapapar.
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Brooklyn Oct 1s, 1906 '-'--', -'--- 1'-'- law
GOOD NEWS FROM oTssoo.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: There is great deal OF dissatisfaction among
all classes of Democrats in this county over the
action of the Buffalo convention They are say
ing. Hearst IS no Democrat, and
Obliged 10 follow the lead OF Murphy in support
ing him" I have made careful estimate OF the
result IN each town. and IL g1ves Hughes major
itv OF over 800 in the county. II may reaoh lSa
have shown these figures TO q we'll posted Demo-
crat and he says he does not consider them out
Of the way. Depend upon It, the farmers are not
DreDared 70 turn the state over to Hearst q 90.
(Tooperstov7n N Y, Oct. Is. 1905 FARMER
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
MRS. MARY LEE cassidy.

Mrs. Mary Lee Cassilly. widow OF Charles P. Cas-
silly banker OF Cincinnati, dad yesterday after
brief illness at her home. No. II East 9TH street.
this CITY Mrs Cassidy, who was a great traveller
was born IN Cincinnati IN 1881 She was married
In that city twenty-seven years ego % Nj, Sas
silly was known among her friends as a generous
Ttvar 70 various charities. She was also one OF
fhe patrons OF the Metropolitan Museum or Art
The funeral viii be pt 10 o'clock to-morroW morn
ir a. St James's Church, list street and Madison
svenne Bishop Courtney viii ethciate Inc burial
S-,I he an Woodlavn. Mrs- Cassidy leaves TWO
Eistars and two brothsrse
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
IAFAYETTE scHUIUM.

Iafayette schulum. old time politician, died
vaz.srday at his homo No. 100 East ast street. a.
the age OF sixty-four years. He had been III three
DAYS with appendicitis. The funeral will be held
on Friday at bis homa
Dir. schulum was q veteran q the Civil War
and sarved as q fireman and the police force.
AFTER retiring he took active part IN politics
and was chosen Republican leader Of the old 9TH
Assembly District. In thls campaign Mr.. Schul0In
was q strong Hughes man. He leaves a wife. two
daughters and three soESA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
CRUSADE AGAINST suNpAY CONCERTS

When the case against Morris Schlessinger, the
manager OF the Amphion Theatre. in williamsburg
for violating the Sunday law by giving perform
ances on Sunday afternoon and evening was caIIed
IN the Lee avenue court yesterday morning schles-
singer promptly admitted the allegation. He asked
that the be adjourned until October a. which
was granted II the Rev. Mr.. Chase succeeds IN
closing the Anphion Theatre, he Will start a
crusade against all the other theatres conducting
Sunday
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE

For his last week st the New Amsterdam Mr.
Irving has arranged q change Of plays which in
cludes the first American performances on Monday
and Tuesday nights. OF 'Markheirl" dramatiza-
ton OF Stevensoa's story. This VIII be played with
Charles l." Wednesday Friday and Saturday
nights The Lyons Mail" and King Rene's Daugh-
ter VIII be repeated. Thursday night Mark
helm" and translation from the French OF Andre
Picard. 'Mauriette." viii be shown. This bill will
be repeated at the Saturday matinee On Wednes-
day afternoon the last performance OF 'Paolo and
Francesca" will occur
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

AYREs-on Monday. October Is. Mary Agnes dausass.
Tssissn s'e NJ ass psan Broos wss. a. 2a5 % s.
esr II. a. 10 a m
srRrET-oR ocq9sE a a. his Tss,dsae: So ST Par.
cornslia Manlsy 5u-iey Funeral services and inter-
denee No. % West 10th RosaliS NJ Purdy WITS o<
Purdy T D. FnePal sPa ssTess w.an.sda9. oesossG H.
a. o'clock rom AL Angels Church. West End ave.
pUNI4AP-vvnHan H Dunlap. on Monday, October IS
sa4.s@ a al. TsSdEes . No Is sa3sy rIsS. REoe En'F
rEUcHrwANGER-on October 1s 1906 at her lass
residence No ss1 Amsterdam ave. RsOecca. daGxhsss
Wednesday. October II, az / D m
1EsP4TRICKzEn.-sd into rest Tuesday October is
egsd q gears Fnsrai services a. asr iats resdsnes
at p Intsrrnsnt private,
5 No % sgnssy 9ctS9:E 4 a ~ Mount sso
Ssthodis, Episcopal chuSch 7sth ST. sstxssa
II. 10 a m TnterTasnt Drivas.
PINKHAAr-on Monday. October Is 1903. at the rssl-
HANNAH widow ot Timothy P,nzAa M hsi = Ssr so, y.s
sCHNEIDER-octobsr Is, 1905 wnhslmina l. Schneider.
fiaiss7 st. BrooEIsn, T6ur,day. % , N intsfnsas s
Lutheran Cemetery,
@ $500 orss.'H .st GSs on. S1 rs'.y 1s osso9sS -
Eneral services will be held az tas chapel OF the Aouas
esr IS at ,. m
srRogLdnon ,7 og.oss. n at sidgsasIa Conn; Jsnss
list Regiment. Meade Post No 2 G. A. r., and Pas.
safe Lodge No. 81. =. and A NJ. invited to At
tend his funeral. Wednesday. October II, at thS
Westrltnster Presbyterian Church. West 25d strss4
and Seventh avenue az o'clock p.
sQUIRES-At PlainnsId. N =. suddenly MondAy
October Is. Henry Chadwick 5Qutres. IN his a3ta
year. Funeral services Crescent Avenue
tsrtan Church Thursday October IS. az 4:S0 IA
1ntarment AT the convenience OF ths family
sTORM-At Intsrpines Goshen N z. October Is 1soo,
Edward Storm. aged - years Funeral private
THOMAs-su6denly az Stamford Conn October Is
and lnterment Woodlawn Cemetery Wednesday. o.
tober II. arrival OF train leaving Grand csutrx
Depot. New York at 12oe p
TOwNsEND-On Sunday, Oetobsr IA at Milton. n r
William Henry Townsend. beloved husband OF -heo-
phelia @. Townsend, the 57th hts age. T,s-
neral. relatives only. Wednesday October IT. ..
TYLER-At Piainhelt. N. J.. on Sunday October "A.
1903. Eliza Margaret. wife OF Colonel Mason W
Tyler and daughter OF the John FREDERICK
Schroeder, D. D.. formerly OF Trinity Parish. Yori.
City Services at the home No. 525 Tth
dsld, y. J. Wednesday, October II 2.8O D. N.
Carriages will 1s9O train from foot OF Liberty
Jersey. 1ntsrne-nt cOnvenience family. Please
omit flowers. Springfield Republican please copy.
ULRICH-At Newark, n. J., on Monday. October 10
Ulrtch year OF hia age FUNERAL ssrvtoea
20 be held from his late residence, Austin
Eswa-k. on Wednesday. October IT. 1905 2 o'clock
fnterment az Fat-mount Cemetery.
wEBsTERon Second day. Tenth month. 18th 1eoa
Catherine P Webster. Services late residences
No 22o East ID st, Plalndsld n. J., day Tsnta
month 1sth a. $50
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project to establish French vaudeville tho
atre in Broadway is assuming definite form. Jules
Elson. OF the Courier des Etats-Unls." who Is
the general manager OF the enterprise. says that
the new theatre may be introduced 70 the theatre
gOers before many weeks. negotiations now being
under way to get a suitable small playhouse When
the playhouse is procured II is the intention OF
the manage TO present two light operettas
every week, filling In the vacant time WIN soo1
French vaudeville Once the enterprise Is IN Itl
swing the mana cement hopes 10 oflns Au Aols
directly from Paris
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
MRS. ANNA r. DECATUR.

IBy Telegraph TO The rribun~l
Portland Me-, Oct 1A-Mrs. Anna R Decatur,
.,gb+v-four wears OLD, widow OF the late Commo-
So stanhan Decatur a nephew Of the hero Of
Trtnoli died last night at the home OF her son.
beverley Decatur. al Krtsry Point. Ne. aftsT q
long illness Mrs. Decatur was the daughter or Mr..
and Airs samuel Philbrick. OF Brookline, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE IL. III
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EuLEs AGAINST MAS. lNeERsoLL.

wg-.' Oct IA judgment for slss.ooo IN faFor
ltss Eva lngersou. widow Of Colonel Ropert -
olrs- Was set aside to-day by the United Stalos
s14a Court Of Ar.Desls The Judgment was given
sa5sr.A brought bv Nrs lneersoll 10 recover an
,-gsbs St.eseo 10 be due for legal services ~ hsr
Sslk ~ ne settlement Of the estate OF AAuiS"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ArRENgARIE-Iady Algernon Gordon-I1e I1ennox.
,7[11and THAM-Senator Nelson w. Aldr1ch'
!SisSa E,iista Island DORF-ASTORIA-Joseph Z.
Tidener Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
-Burnsttrs Vanilla In Pure Food
EngQged.

rAILAFERRO-sTEWART-A and Mia Walesr z.
Stewart, OF Wss+ tn ST. Pla!nnsa y, u ire
engagement es thar daughter Eli1aosth to William
Flsst Taliaferrp oS New Xos3.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

m Temperature yeeTasg 99 esssss sf Owes Is or
ayerage o. 1 Corresponding date OF last twenty-five
'e 'esor.cssFa.r to-day and Thursday fresh north
east wtnds
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17

Graos Church, oranxs y, J..
Bishop Of New.rK. as.isI.e By ,As Raw charI.. r
WalAleY Asrjogis Alasn. daux xhtsr sf Mr. snd Ars
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Tonight the Madison Square Theatre viii opan
with Miss Carlotta Nfson in a new play by Rachel
Crothers called THE Three OF Us.
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Married.

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UNDERTAKINGS

FRANK E CAMPBELL CO.. e41-s W 2sd St wortz
known old stand Chaps- pariors 1s2a Chssss
Rev stephen Merritt. The Worldwide known under
saker: only one place OF business 9Th and t3ta
ST. larEese IN tns world Tel I2a and l2s CnelssA
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
CEMETERIES.
THE WooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible bv from
traI station. Webster end Jeroms Avenue troIsys and
By carriage. Lots s125 up Telephons Ass Graxa>rcy
for Book Of Viswz
of1cs 20 Ease 2sd ST. New YORK. Cfcy
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
CAST OF GARI@.

S11Istl fancy Lucille La Verne
S-aliSe Marie DOro
Mr.. Frank
~ Eo-sT--ta Aaeaioe trInc9
rink 5enniS Stokes Sullivan
Bell Boys .Goro Kodana and N. Wakamurs
New-York tribune., 1906-10-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

,a.,o, Record and observation-disclosures Oct lc.
- s-rorg area OF high pressure that occupies the
- eastern districts has caused brisk norheast
along the Atlantic Coast with Hight rain on the
".s,a Atlantic Coast and also the Carolina Coast
-, st,s have fallen in the Lower Mississippi
= -, o,ar the Northern Rocky Mountain region and
states north or CentraA CaIIioFiAiA-
tIie dfstricts weather continues
IN al weather with rain. is indicated Tor the
states soutI OF ls9 Loi
Miole Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states Wednes-
the soIsehsbiv continuing Thursday
ohs, pIos-s departing wednesday for European ports
steSI fresh northeast winds ana fsir weather 10
the Grand Banks
. for Special Localities.-For New England
a., .ns Thursday fresh northeast winds. brisk
OF the south coast -.
fresh northeast w4nus-,,a today u1bt
70. L~1tbsast portion; Thursday fair fresh north
east WINDS 1rsev fair north, rain in south portion
For Ns% Jedsy fair fresh brisk northeast Winds,
to-day District Of Columbia and Maryland
rain to-day Ihu!sLI-'
fresh northeasl Ner York and Western Pennsylvania
For md thursday. fresh southeast 70 south
winds
oas,aI Record.-The following on1cial record
L"e ~ DI,rer Bureau shows the changes in ths TEN
from ~ . ,ha last twenty-four hours IN comparison
- - ,r,--espondng date OF last SeAr' , 800,
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