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New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Herr Cornera Dopper. who will conduct Madam
Butterfly" with Walter Rothwell and Guy Am
brose this season, arrived here Tuesday. after a
vacation in Holland, Mr. savage's company will
begin rehearsals at the Garden Theatre in a
short time although the opera Will not be played
until October Il.
The South Beach Business Mems Association de-
cided Yesterday to hold carnival like the Coney
Island Nard Gras at Happyland, South Beach, In
the week Of September Q. On the opening night
there will be pretentious displays OF fireworks
and aerial and such amusenenfs as pole
climbing contests and chasing a creased pig. There
Is TO be a queen OF the carnival. who Will be chosen
by popular ballot
The green corn dance of the Indians OF the South
west will be celebrated by the red men Of 'lci
Ranch" at Brighton Beach. with the same cefe-
monies as though they were their own reserva-
tions Chief Bull Bear of the Cheyennes got word
from his tribe yesterday TO prepare for the cere-
,nony and the Arapahoes. Poncas and Sioux VIII
ion with the Cheyennes The dance viii begin at
noon to-day.
Nearly three hundred chorus girls who were vii
ling TO promise to refuse all invitations 20 supper
a<ter .be rIav and not 20 read any "mash notes
visited the New York Theatre Building yesterday.
All wanted a place in Miss Marie Cahill's long
slxirted chorus in Marrying Mary Only sixteen
were chosen
Miss Amelia Stone the leading woman OF The
Orchid" at the Herald Square Theatre. leaves that
No., newt Saturday TO begin rehearsas in the m1-
steal comedy with which Weber's will open the
season in October
Reginald De Koven is writing a song TO be sung
bx Miss Elizabeth Spencer in Mr.. De Kovens opera
.'The Highwayman."
pebearsals of the Krke La Shelle company at
fractions THE virginian" and The Heir 10 the
Hoorah," began last Monday.
Miss Edna Wallace Hopper will return from
r,,,rone on the Philadelphia next Saturday. She
has heen abroad six weeks four of which were
s,ent in an automobile trip through Switzerland
she viii begin rehearsals next Monday at the New
Amsterdam Theatre in Fifty Miles from bos'oh'
Miss Stephanie Longfellow, niece or the poet
g., . y,enober of the ''Checkers'' company which
leaves this city next week to begin the season In
st. Paul.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
3 EMMETT WILSON.

Bennett Wilson, who had been connected with
the Hyde & Beaman Amusement Company for the
last sixteen years, died early yesterday morning
at No los Jefferson avenue, Brooklyn. Before the
opening of the Gayety Theatre, when he became
its manager. November 2, 1892, he was private
secretary and assistant to William Morris. the
manager Of the Grand Opera House Wnen the
Folly Theatre was opened. October Ia. 1sOl,
he accented the MANAGEMENT of that playhouse.
He was well known to nearly every actor and the
atre manager in the country.
Mr. Wilson was born in Brooklyn on November
l3 1885, and had lived there all his life Before ne
started out in the theatrical field he was engaged
In the tea business His wife. Mrs. Cornelia Whit
taker Wilson. whom he married fifteen years ago.
survives him.
Mr.. Wilson was a prominent Elk. and 1t is
probable that the Brooklyn lodge, OF which ne
was a member. will conduct the funeral. Tne
burial will be in Cypress Hils Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
MRS. WALDO COMPLAINS.
Man arrested for Bumping Auto-
JUDGE AdUises Him to Sue Her.

When Patrolman Dunn blew his whistle at
37th street last evening to stop the north
and south traffic in Fifth avenue, Mrs. Rhine
lander waldo's automobile was the first of a
long string to be held up. A few feet behind
her the automobile owned and driven by
Philip Blatfeder, of Spring Forge Penn, who
was hurrying to see his wife, who is ILL., Be
slightly into Mrs. Waldo's A scratch was the
only injury done to Mrs. Waldo's machine. but
the hood of the other was dented and a lamp
broken off. Mrs. Waldo insisted that Mr.. Blat-
fielder he arrested at once for reckless driving.
and the patrolman followed instructions.
In the night court he was taken before Mag
istrate Cornell. who sitting there for the
first time.
"Just an automobile accident" said Patrol
man Dunn when he arraigned Mr. Batfelder-
"An accident" said Magistrate Cornell, then
the prisoner should not have been arrested" He
stopped as he saw Mrs. Waldo approaching the
bridge.
Yes, it was an accident" continued the po-
liceman, "but this woman insisted that 1 arrest
the man."
1.-THE prisoner is discharged" Magistrate Cor
nell said. Turning to the prisoner he added:
81 will give you this piece of advice: You have
q good cause for action
The prisoner then hurriedy left the court,
while Mrs Waldo. who had not said word
about the case to the magistrate turned and left
the bridge, evidently surprised at the quick dis
position of the matter
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
PRIEST WAITS IN VAIN.
RIack Hand Collector Doesn't Ap
near to Confront HIS Pistol.

.-.u . late hour last night the agents of the
BLACK Hand Society who were to call upon amer
Vincent Sarrentino. pastor OF the Roman 'At"o'i'
Church of Our Lady of Loretto in Powell street
,,oar T,as, Nav York avenue Brooklyn. for con-
,ribution OF 5000 asked for IN letters which threat
ened his life. had not put in ali appearance 10 ee'
the gentleman. as he confided gravely to friends
Il wish to give them little contribution
Father sorrentino said his many friends. 4
will tickle the gentlemen little with the coin that
shall come from this black hole here, and he took
from a handy pocket pearl handled. haminerless
revolver touching the muzzle. ''oh. they VIII get
what they should have. but In different shape from
what they wish. Yes l am terribly AFRAID, ana
shall willingly pay the money"
The first of the letters sent to the priest was
delivered Monday evening. Father Sorrentino
received It while at dinner. He did not place the
money as directed. Instead. he armed himself with
the pistol.
The second letter received on Tuesday night.
Friends who were alarmed induced the priest
inform the police of the Brownsville station. and
four men now guard at his home. No. 22
Powell street, adjoining the little church and In the
italian colony.
Tho police family and friends OF Father Sorren-
t,no are not disposed treat the affair lightly. for
the priest is known to have enemies. and has been
threatened before. He is building church.
10 cost $4,000. Pacific and Sackman streets.
few blocks from the present edifce. The location
of the new church excited opposition among infuen-
tiaI members of the church for reason or other
An italian politician owned a hotel by, and
when the church foundation was started several
months ago his license was revoked. threats were
,,,oao against Father Sorrentino. He said his
church would be built where he wished 1t.
Friday is the Feast of the Assumption There
will be colored lamps. fireworks and band Italian
sw.etmeats and all the things that go to make a
good time in Little italy. Father Sorrentino Will
be there but he will be guarded by Gordon of
noItcs his friends secretly armed. And he Will
carry his pistol. it is said.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15

cided to give the place to ex-senator Baker MI
JJrner received the Endorsement of all of Western
Maryland for Attorney General, after Stevenson
A. Williams had declined the nomination Mr.
Parran, who is the chairman Of the Republican
State Committee. prevailed upon to accept
denomination clerk of the Court of AppesIs-
The resolutions adopted were expected TO contain
q plank providing for a public utilities bill. but.
fearing the opposition Of the corporations the COM
mttee left it out. 1t is well known. cowever, that
Mr. Gather is a strong advocate of such a COM
mission and if elected will advocate its appoint
ment A fair and uniform election law Is de-
manded the Democratic party being severely ar
raigned for repeating the ballot law enacted by the
Republicans in 1895 This is the paramount issue
II is also charged that the Democrats are en-
deavoring 10 have adopted another such suffrage
amendment as was defeated ftwo years ago. An
improved oyster law is demanded. and the national
administration heartily 1ndOrsed
Mr. Goldsborough, who was requested by MT
Gather to place him in nomination. shared with
the latter the acclaim of the convention He mace
a strong speech. paying a warm tribute TO MS
rival. and pledged him his support
The ticket as a whole is regarded as exception
ally strong because OF the popularity OF the can
didate for Governor. Mr.. Gather is expected to
receive the support of the independent Democrats
because he is not a partisan. The only other Of
fees he has heli are those of Attorney General and
President OF the Second Branch of the city Council
Fifteen years ago he left the Democratic party
and since then has affiliated with Republicans
The convention which presided over by Ben
famin A. Richmond. OF Allegheny, was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic held by the Republi-
cans In years Every county in the state and every
district in the city sent mass delegation. Ale
phenv bringing sixty men led by Lloyd Lowndes,
son OF the only Republican Governor Maryland has
had in nearly fifty years
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
AMERICANS GUESTS OF PRINCE.
Luncheon at the Castle at Kiel-Another
Race To Be Sailed To-day.

Kiel. Aug 14-Prince and Princess Henry OF
Prussia to-day gave a luncheon at the Castle in
honor of F. Lewis Clarke. vice-commOdore OF the
Eastern Yacht Club: Mr.. and Mrs J. Lewis Stack
pole. Mr. Sanger. Henry Howard. OF Boston. chair
man Of the regatta committee OF the Eastern Yacht
Club: Lieutenant Commander W. l. Howard.
United States naval attache. and J. p. Reynolds.
the occasion being the princes birthday All the
American yachtsnen here were present Mrs.
Clarke sat on the princes right and Mrs. StackpOls
on his left
The next yacht in the sonderklasse series
for Emperor Williams cup will be held to-mor-
row. 1t cannot be decisive. even II a German boat
wins because the contest is of natiOnali-
ties but of individual boats
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
GATHER FOR GOVERNOR
Maryland Republican Contention
Nominates State officers.
EBy Telegraph to The Tr'huno.I

Baltimore Aug. H-The Republican state eoi'e
ton to-day was altogether harmonious george ~
Gather had been unanimously decided on for Gov
ernor, and was nominated in the convention Oy
Phillips Goldsborough. internal revenue collector
who had been his only competitor, but had "lth-
drawn in the most friendly manner
The other places the ticket were arranged SO
as to give all parts of the state place. and went
through without hitch The ticket named is as
follows:
For cove-nor-GEoRGE r. GATHER, OF Baltimore
City.
For state C,cntroller-JAMEs II. BAKER. OF Kent
For Attorney General-HAMMOND G. URNER OF Fred
erick
OF Calvert
The Controlership was offered to walter b.
Miller, of Wicomco, but after sleeping over it he
declined because he feared the opposition OF the
negroes. who he had declared in a speech lase
year were fit to hold Office. 1t was then de-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
A. C.. FhRNHAM.

Northport Long Island. Aug. H-Alonzo c.
Farnham OF the law firm of Farnham & Nelson. OF
Nc EOS Broadway. New York City. died early this
morning at his home here. Although suffering
from paralysis. Mr.. Farnham was carried daily to
his Office in New York up to four weeks ago. when
he came here TO spend his vacation at his summer
home. Blood poisoning the cause OF his
death. His city homo was at No IS Monroe street
Brooklyn. where the body sent to-day. and
where the funeral services will be held
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
ADIRONDACK MAKES REGULAR TRIP.

Ai5any. -.ug- 1.-THE steamer Adirondack, of
ice Fcosle's Lire, reached here at o'clock this
nioraing urcer her cSn steam, showing few eSier-
h-i fs-s cf lie Ere which caused her TO be beacbed
.si-r SeybG-g last night, and with majority of
Aef stFen Hundred passengers still On board She
VI :n.se her Usual trip 10 New York fo-nisht
ABOUT fifteen s.steroons on the hurricane deck are
ost of commission. Tie damage Is mostly from
"",<f- General Agar. schaner believes the FIRE
riy have been ans u eofecfs9e eiest:ie wiring as
stkAr salss ix apps.c1L
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
The WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Observation-Disclosures. Aug. a.
For last twentyfour hours iar weather mas pro-
walled almost throughout the country and there has been
distinct drop temperature The indications point 10
continued in the Western states and the
Mississippi Valley In the Middle Atlantic states some
vha. lower temperatures probable Friday.
Steamers departing European ports will have fair
weather Grand Banks.
Local Ofical Record-The following onicaI record
f-or, the the changes in tho
psratue last twentyfour hours, In comparison
with the responding date of last year
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
CORNELIUS FISkE.

Cornelius Ffske. a retired lawyer, died yesterday
afternoon from cerebral hemorrhage. after linger-
ing Illness at his home No 16s West 12lst street
Mr Fiske was born in Massachusetts In 1890 After
receiving his early education at Groton School, ne
entered Harvard University, from which ne was
graduated with the class of SO. He then went to
Boston where he practised law for few years.
and later came 10 this city. His chief practice
was admiralty patent and corporation law. He
retired five years
wife, three daughters and two sons survive
him
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
EMIL WE'LL.

Emil Well senior member Of the firm OF AL
phonse Well G. Bros. leather merchants at No. 20
Gold street. died Sunday in Paris. where he had
lived since 1886. having charge of the Paris
branch of his errn. Death followed a stroke of
apoplexy. Mr. Well. who was hfty-one years old
leaves a wife and four children. Mr.. We'll was well
known in the leather trade. and was one of the
highly esteemed men In the mercantile COM
unity
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15

BAKER-On August IS. Louis W. Baker. aged "a years
Funeral from residence of brother Henry Baker. NO
$50 11th st. Brooklyn, at D. m Thursday
BECKER-On Monday Auust H. 1907. Carrie ~. wife OF
Edwin Becker in the 36th year of her age Funeral
services Thursday. p. m, at No 20 South Portland
Brooklyn
nj IooNpIEI.p-Ou August Is 1907. Thomas Freer
TSloomhsid beloved husband Of Jane l. and youngest
son ~ he late Captain James W. and Sarah Phippard
Fuueral his late residence. No 81 Adelphi
a. rrookiyn on Thursday evening. August IS. at
o:ciock (Fsugsh papers please copyD
ctIENEY-At York Harbor Me. Tuesday. August
Go,r n the 10th year OF his age. Funeral services
AZ south Manchester. Thursday August Is. at
p
CoYIE-on August IA. Mary A, beloved daughter of
DanieI and late Susan Coyle- Funeral from her
late residence. 81 eth Brooklyn. Friday.
august 49, D. Relatives and friends invited
attend
c7OYNF-On Tuesday, IS. at his residence. No.
2f7 Pearl ST.. Brooklyn. Thomas J. COyne-
DAITM-Newark. N. J.. August Is. Eliza Weber widow
or phIlip aged 60 years Funeral 4el Mulberry
81 Newark Friday. August 16. at ,. m Interment
in paun plot Woodland Cemetery. Forty-four years
with AIIing 4 Co. Philadelphia. New Haven. Bridge
port Chicago papers please copy
DrILINciHAM-At Flint. Mich. August H. Edwin r.
IiIinanam tr. only OF Edwin r.. and Susan Dupuy
Dillingham; Funeral private.
DITRYEE-fiarvey H Duryee. ir only Harvey N.
X Duryee at Los Angeles. Cal. in the 10Th
year of his age
EDwARDs-st the home OF his b-ofher. rsr Place
Brooklyn, August 70. 1907. William Edwards aged
o'clock Interment in Greenwood q Thursday u,Orn.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
LEON DORIGNT.

Paris Aug. H-Leon Dorigny. member of the
board of directors of the Compagnie Generate
Transatlantique, died here to-day. He had been
Ill for the last three months NJ. Dorigny was for
merly the agent of the company at Marseies and
Algters. He brother-in-law of the late Eu-
gene de Bocande. at one time agent of the French
Line I'm New York He was about sixty years old
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
COLONEL JAMES n. RICE.

Colonel James H Rice, U. S. A. (retired). orig
nally OF the 18th Massachusetts in the Civil War,
afterward an officer Of the Freedmens Bureau,
died at his residence in Springfield. Mass on Sun
dav and was buried with military and Masonic
horrors az Cambridge Cemetery yesterday He was
twice wounded in battle. and afterward shot in the
ear face and arm In endeavorng to capture a
negro murderer while serving the Freedmens Bu-
reau He was n brother Of Edward e Rice. the
theatrical manager and Major Charles F. Rice, of
the Controllers Office In this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
ro,.cast for specinl Locali.ies-For New Er

Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England.
fair and continued cool Friday fair.
in Northwestern portion. fresh north winds
For Eastern New York and New Jersey. fair and
to-day Friday fair. in the INTERIOR
light north winds
Pennsylvania. fair to-day; n
Northern portion; Friday coudiness light
north winds becoming variable.
For District % Columbia. Maryland and Delaware.
to-day; Friday increasing cloudi
rht northeast winds becoming south.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
to-day. Friday showers: light VA61As
- 1lAAA Aaooenink AeuShAAaS AnA 1Enaak
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Ex- x-coNFEDERATE GENERAL DEAD

Cincinnati. Aug. AS. r. Dodsey, who was a
general in the Confederate army during the civil
War died at his home in Milford, near here. late
last night from Bright's disease.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
OBITUARY..
GENERAL WILLIAM BIRNEf.

Washington, Aug. A.-GeneraI William Birney,
L s. A. (retired), died at his home in Washington
tonight. General Brney served the Union
side throughout the Civil War. He born In
Alabama and was lightweight years old.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15
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LACKS PUBLIC SUPPORT.
., THE pbiIsa.Inhia North American

Two things are absolutely necessary for victory
for yyortinernen in any strike First, they must
he in the right. Secondhand this is OF no less
If not of more importance-thsy must create IN tho
,,,lic mind the belief that they In the right
The teIegrsphers may have wrongs innulTerabie
ana ,1rieyous But they have wantonly ignored
the fact made a truism by al Industrial history,
that strike not backed by public sympathy is
foredoomed TO failure.
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Southampton, Aug. III. Pierpont Morgan.
who has spent the last few weeks between Lon
don. Paris and Cowes. left for New York to-day
on board the steamer Oceanic
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EXPLANATIONS WANTED.


FROM ftocOI"'
Ordinarily the of quarrel is pretty Wei
l,o,E- before the actual outbreak Of hosfiHtes out
in This case effect seems TO run before cause Inc
,-ao,ia accustomed to the OF teegraphc service
and themselves suddenly facing situation OF an-
a1pected diric1llty and perplexty without knowing
s.nIJera thew are at or whom to blame. Expa-
nations in order
New-York tribune., 1907-08-15

Highest temperature yesterday II degrees lowest s2
average co. corresponding date IA
for corresponding
Local forecast: To-day, fair and continued COOL Fri
day fair; light north winds.
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TILE NIKE OF PLESS DEAD.

waldenburg, Prussia Aug A-Jean hehri Al
Duke Of Pless died to-day In his castle at Al
hrachtsherg He was born in 1883
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Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII be
r,pnbI.hed In The Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
CHI
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Nervous take HorsforTs Acid Phosphate
insomnia
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COST wILFULLY DISREGARDED-
-. ypacIeSra- Herald

The man who have precipitated this violent dis
tnrbance Of normal commercial conditions will re-
ceI,se ~ may be assumed, but small sympathy
f-on the public. They have wilfuly disregar6ed
the cast which their quarrel imposes upon disin-
Iercstad persons. whose patronage is the founda-
tto1 ard maintenance Of the business which they
treat as their own, to run at eneir pleasure