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New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
OLD MAN DROPS DEAD

William Hanlon. eighty years old. who lived in a
FURNISHED room house al No. 15s Schermerhorn
S're''' Brooklyn dropped dead last night from
"'iFt disease IN front OF the Kings County Demo-
'Fa'' Cub, in S"h"rmerhOru street. near Smith
stree; James j. Lynn. OF No loo Douglass street.
Si" the old man faII and TO his assistance.
Finding him dead, Lynn. with the help Of John
Met "rmick. q member Of the club. carried the
BODY into m" clubhouse, from where 81 was later
removed 20 the norgue The only known Ifving
relative Of Hanlou. a brother. living in Flushing
was commHnicared with but MP late hour had
not arrived 10 claim the body
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Tre" admission % American Museum % Natural yJfs-,
N''tns OF National Association ~ Gas Appliance Mani
M'etnS II Daughters of 'he CaufeIeracy Ha-e, ,stor
General William Booth on The Secret ~ .rs .,, - ~.
the salvation Army" Carnegie Music HAL p m
Meeting PM Kappa SiSra fratr-uy Hotel As-or ? m
street and stuart a,euue. Richmoui I'M. : r m
MeeJ,ns NJ n" York bowling Association Victoria Hotel
Meeting or tnre.tors and rrel-,rs 90 the Kut.ssrto-
Trust Company. Carnegie l,e"lrI. $50 2.
Reception - Choao K'te rousl Genera, Japan Hotel
Free lectures of the Raard Efuratiou. M. re witt
tIr I,,-s,- ..r,..
trarcJ. IrllI,r school ms, --r..f ans fI..,.-Fs
avenue. l'r 3 r. Willis "G-It River 81 Law
rgn.' durStrat"dl. IunHs school u. ~ - East
2l,h stre"r John b. prHia~. ",'rca and Mar. .hura-'
tt.I~frnft-t'- Iuhi- School 49, So 4I~ West
r.. ,-,T,rr lSfgrtr ,J-5 - ~ u. as 40, aye
am street. Frederick a Hlr-a. "rhs Period % ~
Ese~> ami Norf.ls streets W wallace E,r -Fie-,ri.
go anu n.ISf a. rIuy. L. ..'.s".rt1 cal. l-G,,.
sla,l ie I strr, nea- rf5,h ,T'1, a.aT, IT5l Fr5a
First and street. tulrev r currsr sir
tNgrn ~ and 7,,r -trg,s lig-oerr l. RTi-a1a
@il "a ll"th street David Savi'c Ntuzzry. -Trr-
- and East Houston street Ernest r Holmes.
/Yor, Public Library y, Ir2 East g5rb street Wlr-
ifsI 30 s,s Hudson street ,lrls - ADAMS PFC
rs in The S.uthern Itat gf Atri.i sine fHnora-
tween Eighth AMI Ninth avenues. Elvnoi g. Tev,<-
'Th" yellow Ierl' tlusrTftett- Public school
lGJth street and Union avenue. Professor r. t.
%au!rnU. The tolors IrtrtzeI Light ,lIuS-
tr.tc,1. Public school /" y. 2iit Webster avenue. J
NjsruaU. ''Iatr1l1r jlIg~trlt,Jt fuuIt-
School : church street kiU-sbriIEN louis r. Berry.
France. CIustrate.t. Public School 16 Matilda
street Wakefield George D. madison" Russia
ans tIustrJtcjI. Public S.bo. ~ Andrews
Burnside George n. Mann. THE InitsI
- It AIMS avenue" between li'tE AMI ilS-h streets.
VI IauUish. Anthracite Coal Ntt-U - II
ing and PREF Iraton for Domestic Js IIuStrat, g..
I-ravettr HAIL AirNauier avenue auI rJltn street
y ri +. Inns
trlte5'. Realty Hail ogden and Merriam avenues.
IIEhbriIEe William r. smith. .Ca0ata- t.IIus-
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OBITUARY NOTES.

CLARENCE r. BORCHERS. who for five years
VAS employed in the editorial department Of The
Tribune the last three years as telephone oper-
ator died at the Kings County Hospital last night
after a brief illness. His death was unexpected
and resulted from typhoid pneumonia M. Borchers
Vas tvrnty-oue years old and the son Of William
J,orchers Of so BOB Nesta avenue, Brooklyn No
ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have been made.
MRS HELEN E. PIERPONT, who died ut her
home in New Haven Saturday, was the widow Of
Cornelius Pierpont, founder Of the Winchester
avenue street railroad Of New Haven. She vas
sixty-ninc years old ana leaves brother, \. +.
Brookor of Torringtou. Conn. she was a cousin
Of Charles r Brooker. Connecticut member Of cEc
Republican National COMMITTEES.
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~ his residence. No g East al ST.
tFiiy evening. November p 1907. Martin r
le Ch year of his Funeral services will be he'd
az trinity Church. Tuesday. November :. AT 12
eeI..@ IgteTIne2t az Pararnus. \ J \ special train
on tae Erie Railway viI leave immediately after
service II IS kindly requested that flowers
Philadelphia papers please copy
JAMES-Ou FRIDAY. November l. Roosevelt Hospital.
Laura IUevoort Sedvc daughter of the late Wiiliaa1
EUery SeiENi-k and wife OF Henry a James. Funeral
a. -. Thuuas's Church JSt ST and 5th ave- Monday.
November I, at 10 a Boston and Baltimore papers
please copy
PARMELEE-At residence. No. ass Central Park
West. Mrs. Mary E. Farnelae. daughter the late
lr John Ceav-Iand. Of Canterbury. conn. widow
~ The late Thomas ParIneee. Of Augusta. Born
July 5, 1872 died November 2 1907 Friends
vited 10 attend the funeral her home. Tuesday.
vem5er 3. at 10 a n.
SHAW-Ou Saturday November = 1907 Emma Louiss
West aged sc years. widow OF the late D. Mclean
shaw and daughter of the William West ReIa-
tves and friends invited funeral
wees AT her late residence 80 s5th at on
Tuesday. November ;. at II m Kindly flowers
sMITH-Annte Dickinson smith. beloved wife Of Gran
vile Hyatn smith died November . at residence
t.r1"lcN@ Hall Scarborough Hudson y Y IN Jhs
80 year OF her Funeral service az residence On
Wednesday morning 1880
STONE-On November 2 Jane u. stone eldest daughter
funeral hereafter.
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HeRBeRT's SECOND SUNDAY CONCERT.

Nirtor Herbert gave last night the second i'm his
series Of Sunday concerts at the Broadway Thea
tire. opening with the overture from The Carnival
of Venice" by Thomas. TschJIkowsky was repre-
scut"d the programme 10y Chant Sans
Paroles" ana MacDowen by his To a Wild Rose"
with NIr Herbert's own orchcstration. Miss Mabel
Strock was the soIost and was generously ap-
plaudrd for her singing OF the aria "Ahl Non
GunGe from La Sonnambua." After the inter
mission Mr. Herbert entertained the audience with
selections from his popular operas such as
The Country Dance" from Babes I'm Toyland
ana the ballet music from Mile Modiste"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR- Frederick r. jacket Pnradar
{"'I5t L,r John Mcfarland. Buffalo. BELMONT-
Ton? - louis. GOTH IN NIr. ana Mrs Hemsey
yo-.'i7fi H1.ilmgre H9LLANI-GcorEe e. WI
SON IlttShurE- Luther l.. Mills. Chicago. p ?,
Irnn., Ntrs,nia MANIATTAN- George NJ Nun
go. Los Angeles Bishop Funston Boise civ
MI IItNI HILI-C. c Starkwearher Paris. F i
lrti..F and T. y Hdskus Pjtrshurg VAL
lu'!tF- ASTORIA Albert Yoarhma0 V(asrfoSr1--
E.Is IO-LInEsWorth. Knstnn- -
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OBITUARY.
HENRY BISHOP.

TI}y Telegraph to Tho Tribune
Baltimore. Nov. 3.-Hcury Bishop, known as the
goldfish king" died here to-day. He was a ma
tive of Hanover, Germany. From boyhood he had
made birds ana fish study and had developed In
Lakewood Md the largest goldfish culture in
dustry in the country. lie supplied parks in New
York, Detroit, Baltimore, Washington and other
cities with these fish He also shipped them 70
New York and other places to be used for destroy
ing the larvae Of mosquitoes.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
GIVES UP JEWISH SABBATH.

Boston. Nov. 3.-Declarng that the ancient Sab
bath day IS dead, Rabbi Fleischer, Of the Temple
Israel in Commonwealth avenue. started "a
'entional Sunday religious service today IN an
address the rabbi said:
what " iE4usIrate to-day ought 70 have been
conc by every jewish congregation of Western
Eurore and ~ America nfty years ago ours
''aLy Us be!atcd decd For now We have reared
Practically Sabbaihess generation. neither OBJ
11sIHlns u." traditional day nor hallowIus the new
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
MANY HEAR TRAVELLER LECTURE.

THE Western Balkans the second in the series
Of lectures Savage Europe now being given
Sunday evenings at Carnegie Iyceum by George
Nox Mccain entertained large audience last
evening. Mr.. Mccain showed colored views
which depicted the strange people he saw and the
quaint spots that he visited during his four months
Journey last summer through the Balkan peninsula.
The Cities of the Adriatic'' will he presented III
Carnegie Lyceum next Sunday evening
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

OHicaI Record and Forecast.-Washtust Nov s.
The storm that was central saturday evening the
lower ove-Iies the st Law
whence it will off 20 in Oh" twenty
four IL has caused light along the lower
lakes and tn Northern New York anf generally high
westerly wind throughout New and n- Middle
Atlantic states. Fh- dstuhanre that moving east
va5I The uaktas gives promise dissolution
Tn" outlook fu the eight favorable
for setted weather, with small temperature changes
There Will doubtless l. CuuijuesS lal,
giol POSSIBLY light sIriukIes 90 otherwise
weather Is prohAhIe ~ ~ Mountains
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
SWISS APPROVE ARMY REFORM.

Bcrne Nov. 3.-The question OF army reform was
submitted to-day a plcbiscite of the Swiss Peo-
r,le and by a vote 300 600 100000 a law pro-
viiing for Improvement in the army was adopted
This was carried in spite of the opposition Of the
Socialists and the Passvists The new scheme
Increases the term of service Of conscripts and in
,,'ves ar @xtra expenditure "a the government OF
S.G.,ICy a yeur.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
JEFFERSON POLK.

Dcs Moince, Iowa. Nov.3-Jefferson Polk. president
Of the Des Moincs Pioneer Street Railway and
millionaire. died at his hom" here today He Wa
born in Kentucky in 1881 and to Des Moiu's
IN l95. He was Of the organizers Of the Des
Mones x Minnesota Railroad. now the Chicago &
NOItnNestnrn.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
DR.. AkEp UNABLE 10 PREACH.

The Rev Dr. Charles F. Aked confined 70
his home yesterday because of a slight Illness and
was unable 10 preach at the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church The Rev James =. Wilton took his place.
Dr., Aked said a slight indispostion made it neces-
sary for him to remain ar home for few days.
but he expected 70 preach next Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
DR.. ALEXANDER CALDWELL.

PniladclphIa Nov 3--Dr. AIeNandcr VaIuWeII,
slxty-threc years old, "A widely known physician
and philanthropist. died here to-day. He
surgeon in the 10th Missouri Regiment during the
C.vn War and was afterward on General Grants
staff Since the war he had devoted a great deal
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
HELD IN $4,000 FOR HIGHWAY RoggERv

CHARLES Webster, living N Third avenue. near .-21
street. was held in $3,oD bail in the Tonbs police
court yesterday on a charge OF highway robbery
Sergeant BARLEY Costello, OF the 18th Infantry
stationed AZ Governors Island said Webster rar5
him while two other men robbed him Of 81 in Canal
street on Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
THE REV. DANIEL r. LUCAS.

Minneapolis. Nov 3-The Rev. Daniel r. Lucas
once national chaplain OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic, died to-day Of heart disease. He was
born IN 1870 at Belvdere, H. Hc Of the
founders OF Drake University.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04

fore the rumo Of the murder Of the two princes
in the Towe- Of London by Richard III was con-
frmed by the discovery Of their remains. 1t is
quite therefore in keeping with precedent that
three centuries should have elapsed before the dis
Covery of the remains of baby in the wall Of
Queen Mary's Edinburgh Castle should
have come 10 give confederation TO the sixteenth
century rum1r Il. James 7 was a suppostitious
child.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
EMPERoR'a BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED.

" thhngt"a. Nos. e-Gne dny NTH birthday an
i''eisary Of tjio fupe:or of Japan H.,s celebrated
,'n.si; hy Inner AT the Jspanc7- Embassy.
80 HIe iA"Inl'--5 80 tL@ rtuha@sy s.s.a p -.
''-''@'sa1S- .'1i.:.-a.a E.sa
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04

WAS JAMES I \ STpPOSlrITIoJ CIiIII''
No rovaI porsonage was more malignoi by pos
teritv than the in fat"d Nary Queen of Scots.
About a wear ago related in these letters tn" dis
,ov,r,, i'm tho library Of the british Museum Of
manuscript description hy on" Robert NHEir.d
of the execution Of queen Mary at F"ih"ri"SAF
Castle and of which hc claims To have been an
avovitness a prctcnsou confirmed by CON
te,,,norary records In this he declares that when
the head was severed from the body. th" "N"rH-
TONER raised It high, and as he did s" the hair
fell or showing that II was nothing more or les
than wig the mead appearing th'r"upon with
,,ray hair uolled very short as Of on" threnscorc
,c.,rs and ten old" This indicates. of course. that
the. BRIGHT auburn locks Of hair stated :" have
been cut from tho head of Queen Mary at her
execution. and which the lat" Queen Victoria ana
the late Lady Burdctt-C -Coutts. preserved IN di'-
roord set lockcts. were wont to regard as their
most cherished treasures, wer" either altogether
bogus or else cut from the wig.
And now Queen Mary is accused ef the offence
known as superstition. and II Is claimed that when
she. became 4 mother At Edinburgh Castle on June
~ 1866 her child born dead. ana that the
,.u-Iv horn offspring of a soldiers wife of tine
garrison was substituted in it's stead ana brought
UP as King James NJ Of Scotland, 70 eventually
succeed the throne "f England as NInG James l.
Certain il that story TO this effect was current
in Queen AIary's time ana mentioned in con
temporary records Moreover. some thirty years
ago. workmcn repairing the room IN tdlhouISh
Castle wher. Mary became a mother during the
siege of 1866. in removing IiIEe STONE ul9S"N'i'I
tn. remains Of a male infant wrapped in cloth
ing declared uy thc experts OF the Scottish So
ccty Of Autiq aries, who Inspected the remains
10 unqucstionably pertain To the period in question
BY percmptory orders from Windsor the body
was hurriedlv replaced and closed up in the wall
more, and silence requested of the Society OF
Antiquaries about the matter. Mary became
mother less than three months after the tragedy
OF the murder Of ncr favorite Rzzo had been en-
acted in her presence, the shock of the scene
being enough T. destroy All her chances of giving
brtl 20 a Lsns child. II took centuries be-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04

Highest temperature yesterday. - degrees lowest
90. corresponding year
for corresponding thirty
Local forecast Fair and slightly colder to-day.
day. fair. diminishing northwest WINS
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
sorEAKY BOOTS OF ROYALTY

Even kings and princes Of the blood suffer from
equoakv boots and shoes, and II IS great m.siak"
to imagine that only the poorer classes ar" sub
iertcI thereto. or that there IS any truth TN the
ropular belief that the squeak Of a sho" denotes
the failure Of tn" woarcr 20 pay for IT, Thes" dis
,'rc.rttul, s0ucaks Of shoes affect IN" footwear
Of tn, great as Of th" lowly. and th" ""sti'5t
shoes as well as those OF the cheapest MAKE Nor
has any one vet been able 70 ascertain what pro-
,,,cos rho squeak That this is quit" serious IS
shown by the fact that IN" conference ~ til" M
tional Federation Of Boot and Sho" Retailers AS-
sociatIous Of Great Britain has just engaged ar "a
considorablo expense the services of "A university
professor ana eminent scientist for tn" purpose 'f
crapuIiug with the problem, promising him i'rE"
,15ftioual sum OF money f. he succeeds In d"FsinE
means Of aboushiuE the squeak
Not that everybody objects to the latter For II
anpears that the present Amoer Of Afghanistan
who inports an the boots for his personal use from
England. makes it strict condition that they
should squeak Perhaps he thinks the H4uraks
musical But so far as / am aware. h" is IN" only
reiening sovereign who Processes this peculiar
taste for music.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04

GILMA<->IIKNfAN-OD Wednesday October 90. 1901,
a. st Johns church. YgHbers y y. by the Right
Rev. LemUei r. Wells D D., Eleanor daughter oe
NJ ami Mrs. Theodore II. SjlkmAn. Theodore GIL
man. jr.
~ h-tt TIER ON saturday Noyeu-bt- :. az the resi-
t'uce of the brides parents No 5S Washington ave,
.3rN'tlyr. Hv the Rev John Mcclellan Holmes d D..
Liz1heth stuart. d1uEhte- of NJ. and samuel
SfTyker Butler, 10 Baya-t Livingston Peek
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ana hy carriage. Lots. SIPS Telephone 4sSS
CTamerCy for Book OF Views or REPRESENTATIVE
once. 20 East 23d ST.. NsW York City.
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SIR WILLIAM GEORGE PEARce.

London. Nov. 3-The death is announced Of Sir
william George Pearce chairman of the Fairfield
and Engineering Company He was
born in 1861.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-04
Forscaet for spscIaI LocalI.ie..-Ear Nen Enslana

Eastern New York. fair slightly today.
Tuesday fair. diminishing northwest winds
Eastern FcunSs Nauia NeW Jersey. Delaware.
Maryland and the District columbia today
Tuesday. fresh northwest winds. becoming
For Western FeCnsyl lvania and Western York.
partly cloudy today possibly sprinkles
lakes. Tuesday. fair fresh northwest winds
Local Official RecOrd-The following official record
Weather Bureau shows the changes in the TEN
perature for the last hours. comparison
with the corresponding date last
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with the corresp spOndiuG date last year
1utt- on
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-01-02
Laler- Death Of Mrs. AuId.

The ladies of the Baptist church will
observe the "week of prayer beginning
the 7th of January. The leaders are
Mrs. O. X. Breazeale, Monday; Mrs. Ira
Pitts, Tuesday; Mrs. Luther England,
Wednesday; Mrs, Ella Waite, Thursday;
j. strib,;nS, Saturday. HE programme ne
for the week is very interesting and In
structive, having been prepared by the
executive committee of w. NJ. u. Aux
iliary to Southern Baptist Convention.
freeman Hunter, of T0ccoa, Ga, Wis
tied friends in Westminster last week.
At exactly midnight last night the
sounded. The chimes of the bells and
the firing of gums were kept up for seven
minutes Quite q number sat up TO well
come the New Year, 1907,
II. III. Batemsp, of Chester, has ac-
cepted position in the Office of the
Cheswell Cotton Mill Co.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
of Miss Ethel Leathers to Albert Cal
houn Burton Sunday afternoon, january
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Leathers, of
Westminster.
mr. ana mrs. Lafayette Watkins, for
merly of Greenville county, are visiting
the family OF r. III. Dilworth, near West
minister. x
Inc f0ll0w1nR 0fnc6rB we're elected IN
Golden Link Lodge, No. 81, /, o. o. f.,
on last Friday night, December %, and
will be installed on Friday night, Janu-
airy IL, 1907: Noble Grand, G. g. will
liams; Vice Grand, @. b. Moss Secre-,
tary, w. e. Rhyme; Treasurer, A. b.
Stewart; q. g., w. r. Nichoison; Trus-
tee for 18 months, j.. l.. Dorm.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
and directors OF the Peden & Anderson
Banking Company will be held On Jani-
ary Id, alta p, m
w. ID. Lesiy received telegram yes
terdsy announcing the death on Sunday
night, In the Presbyterian Hospital, of
Atlanta, of his sister-in.law, Mrs. Fr9d
Anld. who was fatally hnet by falling
from train No. 12, just north Of Chauga
trestle, on December %. Her body was
shipped TO Elberton, Ga, yesterday and
the interneht will take piace to-day.
Mrs. Aud Leaves her grief.stricxen hus-
band, sir children, her mother, Mrs.
j. X. Werner, OF Retreat, and two. sisters
and one brother, to whom the nyBipatby
Of host Of friends is extended In their
deep sorrow.
Rev. william j. wig and babe re-
turned TO Georgetown to-day, after
spending few days with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. A. Willy, near West
Minister A. II, O.