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NEW EASTWARD RECORD.
Nauretania Beats Best Time OF
Sister Ship by 21 Minutes.

Queenstown, Dec. 5.-The Cunard liner Alaure
tania passed Daunt's Rock at 5:4s p m to-day es
tablishing a new eastbound record. Her thiie
from Sandy Hook. days p hours 2s minutes beals
the best time of her sister ship the Lusitanfa by
q minutes The difference between the records
is not great, but considering the weather condl-
tions the officers of the Mauretania express them
selves as greatly pleased at her performance
The distance covered 2s07 nautical miles.
The Mauretania passed Sandy Hook Lightship at
2:25 p. Saturday running 490 knots up to
noon on Sun day. The days runs thereafter were
as follows: 54S 535. 556 55f and from noon to-day
until the passing Of Daunts Rock, 12i knots the
average for the voyage being 2369.
The liner behaved splenddly in the fresh gale
and high following sea which she encountered
from Monday until Wednesday night Some de-
lay caused by hazy weather Monday and
to-day.
The mails which the Mauretania brought for Liv-
erpool will be delivered in London in time to be
answered by Saturdays American bound steamers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
COLONEL WILLIAM ELLIOTT.

Columbia. S. G.. Dec. 5.-Colonel William Elliott,
who was appointed by PresIden: Roosevelt TO take
charge Of marking the Confederate graves in the
North ded suddenly to-day at Beaufort, S. c.,
whore he with hunting party
Colonel William Elliott was born in Beaufort.
S. G., September g. 1888. He descended
from old Colonial and Revolutionary stock and
was related TO the Gibbes and BaruweH families.
His father. William Elliott. was widely known for
his active opposition to Notification in 1892 and
for his published letters against Secession. written
over the pen name "Agricola" I'm 1851
The educated at Beaufort College. at
Harvard and the University OF Virginia. and
was admitted to the bar in Charleston. s. G. in
1851 he at once entered the Confederate army
and served through the with distinction. I'm
mediately at the close he elected to the state
Legislature and was made Intcndaat OF Beaufort.
Continuing to take active interest in politics.
he served delegate 10 the Democratic Ma
tional Convention in 1876 and a President tai
Elector on the Democratic ticket In 1870 lie repre-
sened the lst South Carolina District in Congress
from 1887 to 1905 His home was in Columbia S e.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
A PROMISE OF NO VALUE.

Mrs Athertons breach of promise case against
Lord Churston's and heir, Captain the Hon.
YaTde-Buller. who has just abandoned the army
for the Stock Exchange, following his marriage
TO the actress Denys Orme, is likely. according
TO the opinions Of lawyers versed IN such cases,
TO result in her defeat the ound that when
the promise marry her given by Captain
Butler she still the wife of Colonel Atherton,
and that il was therefore immoral contract
CuriOusiy enough, there Is no precedent Tor the
case although the law in the matter seems TO be
unexceptionable. But the fact that promises
Of the kind given by Captain Butler 10 Mrs Ather-
ton have no legal value whatsoever IS established.
married women likely 10 be very much more
careful about abandoning their husbands for men
who offer greater attractions in the matter OF
wealth. position and good looks. and whom they
expect TO wed as soon they have obtained their
divorce.
AS I pointed out before, Mrs. Atherton' VINO
is q sister Of Sir Aubrey Dean Paul. is very rlch
and Indifferent to monetary damages All she
wishes is revenge. and that she is likely TO get
by the scandal which will result when she brings
the case into court
MAR0UISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
Died.

BURLEIGFI-suddenly December 5. Isl Henry
Brooklyn lie Aloyne Bureigh
CALAHAN-suddsnIy on Wednesday. December 4. 1907
Pima na widow of James Callahan ased 2 ~ EIner M =;
KeaTney a1e n. Arngton Fling one n = Friends invited
DoUGL.Ass-on December 1901. his residence. No
IL 10 West 18th ST Charles Douglass in the Issh yea'
GoLDEY-on Tuesday. December g. 1891. at his resi-
dence No 4S9 Bedford Brooklyn. William Jackson
o'cIoot at St; johns Mehoiist Episcopal charch
Bedford ave. corner Wilson ST. Brooklyn
GRADY-On Tuesday December 3 1907 Michael Grady
Gsnce. No SOB 41st St. BROOKLYN Funeral Friday
ST Michael;s Roman 20 CaihoIc church 4ed St and
Fourth BROOKLYN Intermsnt ttoiy Cross Gene
terry Relatives and friends respectfully invited
HALL-on THURSDAY morning. December ; 1907 after
Funeral services az her late residence No 1G5o BEDFORD
ave, Brooklyn, Saturday evening at O'Clock. Inter
nent convenience OF the family
Observation-Disclosures into res. December g. Rev.
oi1a4 Sagi4 n Hs4a6grg T D. BTesdsns - Drew re M ass %
mary saturday December :. at D
HAVEMEYEIe-On "Wednesday. December 4. 1901 az
year F11eti iIE ervics vii n h b A. ts a. "a r1is
No. East 66th ST, SATURDAY morning at 10 o'clock
quested that flowers be sent
JAcKsoy-Entered into rest December 5 Jesse Taylor
Jackson Funeral his late residence; Mstuehen. y
New York y o'clock noon InJer-ient conven-
ience Of the family.
Thomas Kearney. husband Of the late Bridget NEE
Hughes Kearney.
KETcHUM-On WEDNESDAY. Deeember 4 1907. George
Ketchum. aged 81 years months. 10 days Ft-
neral services Warwick. y Y. Saturday. at leo
p
LOCKWOOD-On Wednesday. December 4. Oli1 b Lock
WOOD Funeral services at his late residence No, SIS
S O'Clock. Burial Hudson. N Y
PARsoNs-On "Wednesday, December 4 George Ps-sqns' =
in mis- Funeral services on frIday
1ntsrnent at Kenne5Hnk.
PETERS-At Engewood, N. J., on Tuesday. December :.
1907, J. Peters. Of Absacm Peters. d D. m
71st year Funeral services at his late resedse on
Friday December o. at 4 80 D. n
SHAPTER-At Yonksrs N 7. December 3. 1901 James
Sterling shapter- in the Tls year o. hIS as uneri
residence CT his sister. Mrs W1iilan >
Iangford 534 PaIisade IOnSers. Friday morn
ing IL O'Clock Interment at Greenwood Cemetery
TTIOMPSON-At Paris France. o. November %, Abby s
Thompson. widow OF samuel c Tho-npson. or Ae"
City IntermeEt in WCOdavn Cemetery on sat
Special train leaves 43d St and Lexington ave.
Harlem Division at I 10 m
TIIORP-At East Orange. N J.. December 4. 1907 Rich
A Thorp his s5th year Funeral private
WRIGHT-Entered into rest December 4. 1897. at
Tarrytown, n. Y. Mary Helen Wright, wife OF ths
Rev. Clark Wright. in the 6sth year of her age
Funeral services will he held IN s. Pauis Churcn-
TarTytown y. Y. Friday. December s. at 1S0 P M
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
ROYAL COUPLE sEAsICK.
King and Queen of Spain Have Rough Voy-
age from Portsmouth to Brest.

Brest Dec. 5.-The British battleship Renown'
with the King and Queen OF Spain and their IN
fant son, the Prince of Asturias. on board. was
forced put In here to-day on account or the
heavy gale blowing in the Channel. The Renown
left Portsmouth England. yesterday. for La Ro-
chelle. France
Their majestes decided to spend the night on
board the Reuown. Tomorrow they will by
train to Bordeaux. where the King will be eX-
aInined by q specialist
There was a very heavy in the Channel last
night and the Renown tossed about vio-
IentIy that the royal couple seasick
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
RAISULI HALTS NEGOTIATIONS.
Bandit Objects to Residence in Town, and
Sir Harry MacLean Is Not Released.

London. Dec. 5--Negotiations for the release
of Caid SIR Harry MacLean are now at a
standstill. The Englishman. while in the ser
vice Of the Sultan OF Morocco, last July, was
captured by the Moroccan bandit Raisui who
has since held him prisoner.
Raisu has accepted the terms suggested by
Great Britain. and these. in turn have been
agreed 10 by the Moroccan authorities, with
the exception of the clause that recites where
RaisuII shall live. The Moors desire Raisuli
to reside in town but TO this the outlaw OBJ
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06

Captain Sargent was born on October g. lS4s He
was apported to the United States Naval Academy
from Montana in 1865 and graduated III the
class of 1870 He passed through the various grades
and received his commission captain iii May,
1896 while in command OF the cruiser Baltimore
He served as flag lieutenant on the European sta
ton from 1857 to 1885, and naval attache at the
United States legation in Rome ana afterwaru at
that in Vienna from 1889 to 1893.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
KING OSCAR NO BETTER.

Stockholm. Dec 5.-The following bulletin on
the health of King Oscar issued to-day:
"Tbe yesical trouble of yesterday caused his
majesty continuous pain, which the doctors
sought to alleviate by local treatment. His
maiesty's sleep not satisfactory. His tenn
perature is normal"
bulletin issued at II o'clock this evening
saws: ''The King had some sleep during the
day. but this evening his strength was not SO
well maintained. although the pain some
what diminished"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
CROWN PRINCE GOES TO JAPAN.
Coreans Generally Approve of the Visit
Will Compete His Education There.

Seoul. Dec. 5.-The Crown Prince of Corea
and suite, accompanied by Prince Ito. the Japan
ese Resident General, at l o'clock p. m. en-
barlzed at Chemulpo for Japan on the cruiser
Manshu.
The consensus of opinion ir CoTea approves of
the visit which is for the purpose of comp!et-
ing his education. Before reaching Toxic the
party will visit several notable places in the
southern part of Japan.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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TESTIMONY IN eIBBEs WILL FIGHT.
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l

TBy Telegraph 10 The Trbunel
Newport r. l.. Dec. s6-The dislike of Miss
r,,,sv q C,ibbes of Newport who left the larger
norton OF 81 ooooco fortune 10 Barnard College. in
New York for her sister, Mrs. Edwin A. Post, and
bar family who contestinS the WILL was
brought out in testimony In courf mere to-day.
r-ho dsv was filled with testimony introduced by
the plaintiff to strengthen her claims that MISS
f,ihhes was Of unsound mind
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
MULAI HAFIG'S TROOPS BEaTEN.
Anxious Tribesmen Win Decisive Victory
Over the Sultan of the South

Tangier Dec. 5.-According to advices re-
ceived here from Mogador, the Anfours tribes
men won decisive victory over the troops Of
Mulai Hafg. the so-called Sultan OF the South
on November %
The tribesmen took many prisoners, and the
heads of four of Hafg's leaders are now exposed
on the gates of Mogador.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06


suddenly here last night from cerebral hemor-
rhage. He ~ years old
Judge Harney born in Joy, Mercer County
III He worked his way through school and
college, studying law in Davenport Iowa. before
being graduated from Tabor College. in the same
state
Removing Valentine, Neb.. he opened a
law office and engaged in general practice Several
years later he settled in Butte Mont. where he
soon took leading place at the bar and in
1901 became judge of the District Court of Sill
Bow County. He had only been two years
the bench when the Supreme Court of the
state reversed his decision in the Of Miles
Ffnlan against F, Augustus HeinZe and others,
over the title to the Minnie Healey mine, involving
a property valued at 100000 The judgment of
the lower court in favor of the Heinze in
terests. The Supreme Court in reversing Judge
Harney's decision, reflected in strong terms upon
his conduct OF the and upon the afidavits
presented by him in the alleged bribery incident.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
CHINESE VISITOR IN JAPAN.

Toxic. Dec. 5.-Prince Pu Lin. a special envoy
from China, who is returning the recent visit Of
Prince Fushmi Of japan to that country arrived
here this evening. He driven to the Shiba
Palace. where he will be entertained during his
visit, which will last a week.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
QUIET FOR HOSPITALS.
Ordinance for abolition of Noises
Near Them To Be Enforced.

The ordinance passed by the Board of Aldermen
last summer providing for quiet zones for hospitals
is about to put into effect according to letter
that has been sent by Mrs. Isaac L. Rice. presi
dent of the Society for the Prevention of Unneces
sary Noises. Notices will be placed in all the
streets near leading to hospitals. bearing the in
ipt;o
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
MAY IRWIN IN VAUDEVILLE.

May Irwin has several times found time to re-
mark that she would never again" perform on
variety stage. and often found that stage tempt
ingIy profitable. She is at Percy Williams 8
Orpheum Theatre in Brooklyn, this week, and next
week will lead the performance at the Colonial
Theatre According rumors in theatrical circles
Miss Irwin is receiving comfortable salary for
her services in the music halls.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
JOHN SPAWN.

Rome n Y. Dec. 5-John SPAWN. the oldest man
in Oneida County died in Vernon this morning IN
his 105th year. He born in England ana had
,;yed In Vernon since he a young man.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
CAPTAIN NATHAN SARGENT.

Washington. Dec. 5.-Captain Nathan Sargent.
L. s. N died here to-day. He native OF
New York During the Spanish American war he
served as executive officer of the Yosemite. At the
time of his death he a member of the General
Board Of the navy.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
RAJ, MORAL" AND BAL MAsoUE,"

BAL MORAL" AND BAL MASQIE.
v,,- E-av-s-d,s brother-in-laH the Duke OF Ar
rvl has succeeded in writing an interesuns
and entertaining volume Of "reminiscences enulieo
Passages from the Past, in spite OF the tesIlc-
tious placed on him by his position as HUSBAND
~ q ruval urincess for, naturally, he could MOI
afford To permit anything 10 appear IN the "orh
which was cf nature 10 offend lis royAL reiaINeS'
and I. may safely be assumed that before Il was Is
sued TO the public duly submitted 10 Eo"a'o
vi and received his imprimatur. The duke feiih-
usceuces date back prior the fall of the empire
Of Napoleon III and that he was alive 10 the pc
ularstfes Of the court Of his august motherir-la"
he late Queen Victoria is apparent from 1e 1a'
that he describes It's difference from tnat OF lHe
French monarch. In that whereas the court VI l4iS
ruleries was too much bal naasque that u
Queen Victoria was too "bal moral" which my
readers will admit is pretty good for scotchIlai
especially for one whose chief title 10 literary laiie
uu.a now has been the production OF terrible FeT-
son Of the Psalms Of David in Thyiaing verse
rae fact that the duke should have been able 10
write such an interesting volume OF "reminiscences
without giving offence 10 the King speaks volumes
for his tact and cleverness Soveregns are mol as
rule kindly disposed toward tie writers OF reii-
racences'' since It is xelnigh impossible for the
latter 70 publish anything interesting which Goes
not tread on the toes OF their uaJestes or OF their
friends King Charles II is on record as haEI'7
addressed Gregorto Lett, an accomplished MliaIe'e
vho visited London CURING MS reieA' do -O4'o"
7 hear Lett. that you are occupying yourse1 IN
writing q history OF ,he English court" Lett ad-
r.sted that he was collecting materials for such
Undertaking But you must take care tha1
your work gives no offence his majesty went on
70 sag
Sire" replied the italian. 81 will 90 my best 10
be careful. But IL a man were as wise as Solomon
he would scarce he able 10 avoid treadng some
oody's toes"
Solomon" exclaimed Charles. Il pray you, my
dear Letti be then as wise Solomon He wrote
Proverbs snd q Song not "Reminiscences
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-w. r. Peabody, Boston. MANHAT-
TANmC. S. Houghton. San Francisco. MAJESTIC
William Cary Sanger st. Louis. NEW AM
sTERDAM-The Rev. DR. Clapp. Philippines.
PARK AVENUE-W. J. Stewart San Francisco.
ST. REGIS-Baron Louis Ambrozy counsellor of
the Austro- Hungarian Legation, Washington.
WOLCOTT-Count HoInstein, Germany,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
ARMS SHIPPED TO PORTUGAL.

Antwerp Dec 5-Several newspapers published
bere declare that no less than fifty thousand rifles
and revovers, as well several pieces OF artil-
ery. have been shipped recently TO Portugal 1t
is not stated however. whether these arms were
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
MITCHELL LEAVES HOSPITAL.

La Sale ILL.,, Dec. 5.-John Mitchell. president of
the United Mine Workers of America left the hos
pital here to-day for his home at Spring Valley
III. He has almost entirely recovered.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
UPPER HUDSON NAVIGATION CLOSED.

Catskil, N Y, Dec. 5-The Catskir Evening
Line steamers, plying between Coxsacke and New
York, into winter quarters to-day. Naviga-
ton on the upper Hudson is practically closed.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
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Highss. temperature yee.aax 20 te Of last year
f.,r Corresponding date o. last
years & - f,recaat partly cloudy to-day ard Saturday d.
utDlsh5s northwest wicos-
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cHarge
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CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand
Station. Webster and jerome Avenue trolsy9
and by carriage. Lots sf95 UP. TelephOns 4S5s
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative
once, 20 East ed ST.. New York City
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and Forecast.-V' 'asnihs'oh DEC %
The severe that developed over the Auantic IN
,.e last ,veuy-four hours in the neghoorhood
: - u,,.utck The western edge OF IL passed north
eastward in The vicinity Of Nantucket thursday ana
aused high northery winds the New England coast
The depression the extreme Northwest is apparently
losing strength and moving in the direction OF HUDSON
T.a -o nraciftatio OF consequence has occurred IN
anv part OF the country except on the Pachc coast
oI5 weather continues the East and South and II Is
warmer in the Missouri Valley and the ROCKY
-, Tn. Kite observations a Mount Weather show n
S ~ 10 degrees in the twcnty-four hours al an
elevation of aoout a mile above the station.
The indications point to fair weather fTloay ana a
dav In all districts except the ROCKY Mountain fes'
where local rains SHOWS are pTohapie' 1Ne 'ep
- ..,l, -t.e SLOWLY east of Mississippi m , -,
1rhe winds along the New England coast VIII DC
-.hg~sf middle Atlantic Coast fresh west !"
ss south Atlantic Coast fresh noth 70 nor inie fsh
fresh northeast, on the lower aAes hS0"
and ,Inpcr lakes fresh TO brisk soutnwesa ,,,,
Steamers departing Friday Tor aatheT TO the
- T-esh northwest winds and far "eauiSi " 81"
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06

ARBUTHNOT-SLADE-On Thursday. December 5. the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church. by the
Charles II. Parkhurst d, D., assisted by the Rev
George r. Montgomery. Mabel. daughter of
Francis Henry Slade, 10 W. ReiersOn Arbuthnot. OF
London
ORTON-PATTERSON-On Tuesday, December g. at the
residence BRIDE by the Rev. J. Preston Searle
Mrs Marion Sears Patterson to Frank Melville Orten,
Metuchen
New-York tribune., 1907-12-06
4 TAINTED TROUSSEAT.

marriage which the various courts Of
-.-ore persst in regarding q mesalliance.
- disapproval Of the match has been further
,.--eesed BY the extraordinary vulgarity displayed
:. connection xith the exhibition of the troussea1
!. ,ae bride at Paris. on the premises OF the
s,u-,sI des Nodes and for the private view Of
-. no less than ten thousand invitations had
-, ,ssueJ while at least twice many more
.s,;.ss fhe exhibition without invitations.
g.. one but several fortunes were spent on this
,,ssesu the extravaganza of which was some
..,nr bevond all conception. there being couple
az, NJ tablecloths at S.ooo apiece and every
80 IN rroporton. Some OF the Parisiennes pres
~ s.,o,rceS the abuse Of lace in the fabrication
,ne rn1ltitudinous quantities OF lingerie intimn
. =, "orgie de dentelles.'' The trousseau OF
-. roung Queen OF Spain was extremely hand
.-,s srd VERY complete, and il was characterized
49, ,,nuisite taste But that OF Marie Bonaparte is
s.,-..elz offensive 10 every standard whether IT
- rr~neh or foreign, Of good form and when II
!. ,.csrled how the money lavished on this wed
s,,, ,urht was obtained-nanneiy, from a part pro-
-,s,o-ship C the public gaming tables at Monte
rsro which are responsible for so much misery.
s.e,air ruin and death-the ostentation OF the e.
t,bi,en is calculated 70 offend 10 stu greater oe
-rse one's sense Of propriety. With wealth de-
ss from so tainted source. with title OF more
,bsp Doubtful authenticity and with parentase
:. 80 questionable 3 character lsince her mothe'
.,,,s- was the ex-croupier Blanc, who founded
,ss rs,bc gaming tables at Monte Carlo: since her
s..he-s legitimacy was denied by his own father
Prince Peter Bonaparte up 10 the day OF ms DEATH
s.d since her maternal grandmother was "oTh-
.nr numbers daughter) il would have been more
s-t;np for the bride TO have observed an extreme
-.ee-vse and absence of ostentation in connection
with her marriage. It would have gone far toward
-.concsitng her husbands relatives TO the mesai-
lance whereas they are more wrought up
sgsinef il than ever