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HILDRETH-suddenIy. OF failure November
years Funeral services at his late residence. NO
10 Al ave 5rooslyh, on tGsSo@s, 81
wednesSaSS: & p n ln'''msn' IN "''mins''A' D'i' on
HIFEsDALE-At her residence. No. Iss ives. s7th
yss;ars Services a s. Francis Xavier church, West
bis s9h " ysa Funers al ssTveo.
november Il, az p. n residence
deIes Na s; II her 4eth year ss her 5ss 5ss
morning O'Clock Funeral services Tuesday
evening November u. at 5 o'clock.
LoER-on Saturday November .. Blanche beloved VIII.
o. louis Loeb in the 4lst year Of her age Funeral
ssndon seth Riyerside Drive tuesday marnias.
papers please copy.
EMANUEL SISTERHOOD.-You are requested 10 attend
Blanche Loeb h % viii Gnr be S a. 'eF & So5 asq &
81 and Riverside Drive, Tuesday morning November
OLIVIA LEvENTRITT sec.
LoEW.o6 spOPlsxy EdsaTd v Loew IN his sath year
her 70 Funeral services Al MS iass residence
family.
LoUGELIN-Anastatia. widow OF Thomas LoughIin.
Funea ee 6 SSn s2 a natS o. M 1 Raes
ave: near avenue F. BROOKLYN. wednes1sys 9:ss
Ostraud VaSH and NeSEiTE Sdii' aTes 7' S' jerome
MAUEDER-On Saturday. November .. residence.
siaundeT. beloved sister Of Mrs. frank 5. Field
Funeral services az her late residence Tuesday No
Madison Conn.
MURPHY.-On Sunday. at his late residence Ne. ga
West SOth street. John J. Murphy. formerly or New
Orleans, beloved hrsband OF Annette C. MURPHY SOL
OF requiem the Church Of Holy Name, on
wednesday. November Ii at 10 u
PEC&-Suddenly. az Greenwich. Conn. Noyenesr 40
1907, Zenas Mead Peck. aged 50 wears Funeral seS-
vices at his late residence Wednesday November
lS. 1907. at II a m.
sTIGER-En.ered into rest Sunday. November 10 Hen,
rtetta English. wife OF Charles BOnnel Stiser ana
daughter OF David Combs and Henrietta Ems
lsh Tuesday. November II. az II 80 a ui
residence of niece. Mrs \. D Lancaster
No 81 East 9th street. Interment AZ convenience OF
family.
WARREN-on November Il. in The Oath year OF her ass
Catharne Warren widow OF the late William L r
Warren. OF NewOurg. y. Z Funeral from her lats
residence us NewbUrs. " z, on Wednes-
day. November 10, at = p m
wESTwORTH-on Monday. November IL 1907 InoIns = =
T. Wentworth. husband 0f Eleanor Wentworth tuee
Parsons). $50 year OF his age Funeral services
Thursday November Il, al 10 q m. at his late sesl-
dence. No 345 West SSH st. New 4oES CITY Please
omit flowers.
WINTUROP-Elzabeth WOolseys ea November ~ cause
Of Francis Bayard Winthrop ana Ei]ane1ll
VVoosey al her residence No. % Bs1aent ave- Nest
New Brighton Island, In the s1tD year or mar
lie. Funeral private Kindly omit flowers
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TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Mr.. Pastor has provided abundant entertainment
for those who attend his little playhouse this week
Two large audiences applauded yesterday TN. sew
cral performers. The bill was headed by Slime and
Evans. in a comedy. and Mcintyre and BeDnet
black faced performers. appeared in funny sketch.
BESIDES these the following contributed to the
rinent: Raymond and Hess Carleton a mono.
ioguist; Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Stanley and Pstchsn
and Clifton, scrobRts.
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HARLEM OPERA HOUSE.

play that has recently and sufficiently. been
oesclloed IN this piace.-"The Boys Of Company
D. is current, for the present week. at the Har
lem Opera House, where it was presented yester-
Gay II is froiicsome in spirit, and contains comic
incidents love story, and a touch of sentiment.
The several parts efficiently acted by John
craig Beatrice Morgan. Eugene Frazer. William
Carr Robert Hill, Emile Melville Florence Nash,
Louise Brunette. and associate players
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

Miss Gertrude Hoffman, with a company OF which
she is the leader reappeared yesterday. at the
Union Square Theatre and. with clever limitations
and sprightly dances. afforded much amusement 10
a considerable audience. The programme for the
week includes also Lasky's Quintet the Dancing
Violets Carter and Taylor. Grant and Hoag, Ros-
SIS Musical Horse. Edmunds and Lee and Alexis
Scb9U
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125TH STREET THEATRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Drew, acting in Billy s
Iomostones," pleased good audience. yesterday,
at the One Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street Thea
tire Their short farce is fun Of fun. Performances
also were given by the muscular juggler. Paul Con-
chas, and by Curtis, Palmer and Company, the Sis
ters Murray, the Swor Brothers, the Zenattos. and
Austin Walsh
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TWENrY.THlRp srREET THEATRE.

Miss Stella Mayhem, variety performer oc-
cuped a prominent place in the performance given
yesterday at the Twenty-third Street Theatre. The
current bill there is various and affords continuous
amusement. Among the performers, this week, are
the Dancing Daisies. Murphy and Nichols, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Forbes Mareena- Nevarra- and Ma
reena: and Cameron and Flannigan.
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The WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-wsshing gton Nov. II.
High pressure general tonight except In New Eng
land. with the sl In the Northwest AS
Quence all temperatures east OF the Rocky Mountains
below average. except the South Atlantic
Coast where the fall in temperature has Just begun In
the Missouri and Arkansas valleys and the Southwest
the temperatures tonight from Is to 2S degrees
the seasonal average the line freezing tempera-
ture extending INTO extreme North Texas. There was
the lake region but elsewhere the weather
gengrlly fair although there light hur-
In plains rains in South Texas, due 70
rapidly falling temperature.
The prevailing hiEh viii continue To dominate
conditions the country. and gener-
ally fair weather comparatively low temperature.
Flay, therefore be expected next three
the Middle West temperatures VIII rise slowly
TO- the days with faT weather. while In the
extreme West there will be little change IN weather or
temperature The winds along the New England coast
viii Hight fresh to northwest; the Middle
Atlantic Coast light 20 fresh AMI mostly northwest
Coast fresh north. the East Gulf
Cast north northeast the West Gulf Coast.
g. brisk northeast: the lower lakes fresh and
mostly northwest. and the upper lakes, fresh north
except variable Lake Superior
departing Tuesday for European ports win
have Hight fresh northwest winds, with fair weather
To
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
NEW oNE.AcT ABE PLAY GIVEN.

Ade, entitled "The Mayor and tho Manicure" had
its first performance at Proctor's Albany Theatre
this afternoon. The play Is acted by Eugene Jep-
son and a small company. 1t will be given on the
Keith and Proctor circuit after the week here.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12
A NEW sIsHoPRlc IN CANADA.

Rome. Nov. 1.-THE Congregation of the Propa-
ganda has decided to raise Saskatchewan 10 a
bishopric and change its name 20 Prince Albert
Monsignor Albert Pascal win be appointed bishop
of the diocese.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

FIFTH AvENUE-Captain Bent. San francisco
GRANp-Richard II. Pratt, brgadler general: y s
HOTEL ASTOR-Dr and Mrs, z 1. Read, Atlantic
city; A. NJ. Hunter. L. s. a. MURRAY HILL
Mrs OrvIe II. Platt. Connecticut. WOLCoTT-
John D oppe, Montreal wALDORF-ASToRIA-
frank b kellogg st. Paul. ". w. Guriey, Chicago.
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WEST END THEATRE.

The performance or 'EIGNt BeIIs- glVen IasV
night at the West End Theatre by the Byrne
Brothers and their company afforded much pleas
ure TO an interested audience and Il was received
with almost continuous laughter. There Is ahun-
dance OF fun in the farce. John and Emma Kay
VIII appear at the West End on November 10 IN
King
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GARDEN THEATRE.

Attention IS directed TO the reopeniug Of the Gar
den Theatre. which will he effected tonight when
Miss May Robson, an actress especially skilled IN
the Interpretation OF eccentric character VIII i''he
her re-entrance here, in Anne Warmers play. based
on her novel called The Rcjuvenaton OF Aunt
NTs-
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e,ery.gIcHrH STREET THEATRE.

Mr. william J. Kelly. returning TO the variety
stage appeared at the Fif+y-eghth Street Theatre,
Yesterday. end was cordially welcomed. Pleasing
performances were also given by the Boston fa-
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dettes. and miscellaneous entertainment was like
wise provided by the Four Fords; Irving Jones:
welsh Mealey. and Montrose: Madge Fox and the
heatons; and the Rigootd Brothers.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-12

BoGERT-At Ensiewood. N J.. Sunday evening. No
vember TO- 1901 Mary z. wife OF Andrew d Bogert
Funeral service at the residence. No f0I Tenady
Road Wednesday. November 13 at 2:S0 o'clock
BRAINE-on Saturday November 9. 1907, Charles R.
Braine. Funeral private
BURRows-In North Attleboroush, Mass. November TO-
Henrietta Thompson, widow of Henry Francis burrows
and Of the late Ira Richards, In the 7efh
year Of her Funeral services ler home. in
North Atteborough. "Wednesday November l3. at q
D. N. Burial private.
CHAPMAN "westover" Port Washington. T. I
Eleventh Month. 9th. 1907. Mariana Wright wife Of
II t'tgEna in the 6'th Il her
Funeral Third Day. 18th instant at 1880 a. m Car
10 a m
DALY-At her home. the Osborne. No 205 weat 57th
street. Mary D. DAILY widow OF late Augustn DaIy
Funeral service at St PAtrtcks Cathedral. Tuesday
morning, at 10 O'Clock.
DoANE-Died nj Bishops house. Saturday morning
lam CrosweIl Doane. in her 10th year Burial
wednesday morning. November 10. 1850. All
Saints Cathedral Albany.
DRAPER-On Friday. November s. her residence. No.
David :. Draper and daughter OF Alexander
Thompson. al OF this city. Funeral services al
o'clock on Tuesday. November I2
DrrRYEE,-SuddenIy on November IL 1907 Dorothy
Janeway Duryee. daughter Of Laurence Julia
Janeway DuFyse. aged years and months Funeral
private.
GREENE-on Sunday. November 10. 1907 at his resi-
dance, No 41e Clermont ave. Brooklyn Jarres
Greene beloved husband &C Helena L Handran-
IIAMERSLEY-On Saturday November g. 1907 az her
late residence No. o. East osth ST., Amelia n.
of Andrew 5 HamerSey. daughter oe the late Theodore
late Bishop Wainwright, all of New York Funeral
services will be held Tuesday November L. NJ 10
Madison and s5th e. Intsrneai al Woodlawn
Csnstary.
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BRADLEY-EMERT-on Saturday. November Q. 1907 at
Grace Church Chantry. by the Rev Or. William r
Huntington. Mary stark Emery. % New York and
Charles Frederick Bradley. Of Boston
BRISTOW-RALDwIN-O Monday, November IL In the
chantry OF Grace Church. by the Rev. Morgan Dix
Louise Roman daughter OF the late Mr. c c Baldwin
William Is. Brstow.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday. November
1907. at No. 81 West 67th street by the wilton
Merle smith, D. D., Cornelia Adelaide. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs Cornelius Doremus. 20 William Albert
McGibbon
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
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ghest temperature yesterday 90 degrees: lowest 4O
% average for corresponding date
"A average FOR corresponding date OF thrythree
years. 46.
Local forecast: Fair and colder to-day; Vednesday
fair, Hight 10 fresh northwest to north winds.
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Forecast Special LOcalites.-For the District Of
Columbia Pennsylvania fair and colder
day: wednesday. fair; light northwest north winds
For Maryland. fair to-day. colder IN portion
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o north winds.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
SECRETARY TAFT AT SAN JUAN
Head of War Department Reviews
Troops from Balcony OF the
Palace.

SAN JUAN. p. r., April 1A-secretary
Of War Taft and his party arrived at noon
today on the government yacht Mayfower
Governor Beekmsn Winthrop and Secre-
tary Regis Post went aboard to greet the
secretary. The yacht was taken to the
naval station landing where it was met by
the naval officers here.
Secretary Taft was escorted by a bat
TALON of marines to the city entrance,
where Lieutenant Colonel Bailey of the
Porto Rican regiment and stan awaited
him. Under escort Of the regiment the
secretary, who was in a carriage with Gov
ernor Winthrop, was driven TO the palace.
where from the balcony he reviewed the
troops. After the review an informal re-
ception was held and prominent citizens
called on the secretary. Mr.. Taft is the
sixth cabinet officer to visit the island
since It was occupied by the Americans
Messrs. Alger. Payne. Moody and Metcalf
preceding him.
The announcement that the Mayhower
had been sighted was the signal for the
gathering Of thousands and soon the streets
surrounding the naval station were filled
with eager spectators. Secretary Taft's re-
ceptiOn by the Porto Ricans was cordial.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
PROTEST FROM THE PoNTIFF
Pope Will Discuss Relations with
French Government at TodRy'S
COnsistOry.

ROME, April 14-In hfs aIiocution at to-
morrow's consistory Pope Plus will devote
an important passage to the conflict be-
tween France and the Vatican. 1t will be
in protest against the condition the new law
has made for the church and the methods
the French government has adopted all
through the controversy, especially the
seizure Of the papal nunciature and their
publication The Vatican denies that It in
tends to publish a white book in answer
to the publication of the documents Of Mgr
MontaKnini.
The congregation of the propaganda has
decided to grant the claims OF the Ruthe-
nian Catholics in the United States for the
appointment Of a bishop, and has named
Stephen Stere Ertynsky, who is member
of the Ruthenian order of Besilians order
as titular bishop Of Greece, with the mis-
sion to assist the Ruthenian Catholics
throughout the United states. His nomina-
ton will be announced at tomorrow's con-
sistory. It Is expected this concession VIII
revive the claims OF the Poles In America
who for years have desired their own
bishop but whose requests have been de-
pied
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
THEODORE ROOSEVELT"
BRYAN AT CHARLOTTESVILLE
NebrnskRn Speaks at Founders' Day
Celebration Rt University Of
Virginia.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. April ia
The chief event OF Founders day at the
University of Virginia was the address
OF William J. Bryan. Mr Bryan was
greeted by a great audience in Cabell hall
and spoke for nearly two hours. He dis
cussed Thomas Jefferson and his political
policy and incidentally put it In vivid con-
trast with Hamilton's. The vice in Hamil-
tons plans, he said. was lack of sympa-
thy with the people Jefferson for his
day was a rich man, put his money did
not color his views Of government nor de-
stroy his sympathy with common people
Mr.. Bryan avoided all personal illusions.
He referred to the California school case,
he said. only to show that the Jeffersonian
way Of settling 1t would have been to
leave It to the people of California. After
his address Mr. Bryan was entertained
by the Delta Chi fraternity, after which he
left for Washington.
In the afternoon Martin A. Knapp OF the
Interstate Commerce commission dis
cussed the transportation problem.
NEW YORK, April 1S-The National
Publicity Bill organization, OF which Perry
Belmont is president, will meet here Tues
day. The meeting will be addressed by
w. ]. Bryan, Samuel Gompers and others
over 800 representatives OF various parts
of the country have signihed their lnten-
tion to be present. Mr.. Bryan viii tell OF
the kind OF publicity bill he thinks should
be passed by congress.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
MONTANA STAGE HELD UP
Lone Bandit said to Have Gotten
$4,000 Intended to Pay Miners
At ZOrtman.

BUTTE. Mont. April 14.-A Miner dis
patch from Great Falls SAYS: The stage
running between Halta and Zortman was
held up last night by lone bandit accord
ing 70 telephone message received late
tonight. and a sum estimated at about
So, 900 Is said TO have been secured. The
message gave no details OF the daring
robbery other than It occurred Just north
Of zortman and the stage was entering
the Little Rockies with the consignment
OF money to pay the wages of the miners
at the Zortman mines.
The robber apparently has hve or six
hours start OF a posse, mounted upon the
fastest horses to be had, which left Malta
Immediately on receipt OF word OF the
holdup. The location Is in a particularly
lonely spot IN the mountains, affordinE
every opportunity for the shelter and
escape Of the bandit. One man command
ing tho trail there could almost hold
half doEen men at bay for hours. Some
members OF kid" Curry's gang OF train
robbers and horse thieves is suspected of
the holdup. Six years ago the Curry gang
held up a Great Northern train in the
vicinity OF Malta. securing $4,000 Many
OF the pals OF Curry still live In northern
Montana.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
VATICAN AND UNITED STATES
Holy see Considers Number of Matters
Anecting the Church In
America.

ROME. April 1A-The Vatican is coming
TO recognize the existence in the United
States OF an increasing Catholic element
which continually voices a demand for the
regulation OF Catholic membership in the
various fraternal organizations that are
not strictly Catholic. Even organizations
that are Catholic are not exempt from this
demand. for such are accused of accepting
as members laymen Of every sect
According to telegrams received by the
Vatican this matter was considered by the
American archbishops recently in confer
ence at Washington. These messages de-
clare further that Mgr. Falconio, the apos-
tolic delegate In the United States, has de-
cided that Catholics belonging to the or
ganizations in question who have been pay
ing Insurance premiums for years may con-
unue these payments in order not to lose
their insurance, but that they shall not
take part in parades or be buried accord
ing to the rites of the fraternal societies
to which they belong.
It is understood here that the archbsh-
ops, instead of answering the queries re-
ceived from Rome on this matter, re-
ferred them to Mgr. Falconio.
The Vatican has refused heretofore to
send to the various religious communities
in the United States, speaking a language
other than English, bishops of their own
nationality, but when it comes to a ques-
ton of the oriental rites It is inclined to
consider the matter from a different stand
point. For instance, the care of the United
Ruthenian Catholics In America, who, while
acknowledging the headship of the pope,
retain the old Greek slavonio liturgy and
allow their secular clergy to marry. Thus
the congregation of the propaganda has
N,Ira
Of a Ruthenian bishop for America. The
Austrian embassy has urged this step for
many years as most of the Ruthenians In
the United States emigrate from Austria,
Hungary The Vatican fears, however,
that the nomination of a foreign bishop
may be considered by the American gov
ernment as a hindrance to the Americaniza-
ton of the many foreigners hocking every
year to the shores of the United States.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-04-15
BRYAN AND THURSToN TALK
NebrnskanE Address Gathering of
veterans on Anniversary of
LincoIn'a Death.


WASHINGTON, d. c., April A-"For
more than a century our nation has been
the greatest of world powers" declared
William ]. Bryan tonight In an address on
Abraham Lincoln" at a meeting held
under the auspices OF the Union Veteran
legion encampment to commemorate the
forty-second anniversary OF the death OF
the great emancipator. He reviewed the
country's progress since the civil war and
declared the reunited country was only
a fulfllment of the dream Of President
Lincoln
Mr.. Bryan paid the highest tribute to
Lincoln as a man, orator and statesman.
"Lincolrrs heart" he said, linked him
forever with the common people and today
his life should be the greatest inspiration
TO every young man." He said the ma
tion's greatest asset Is It's schools and
colleges where the raw material is turned
into the finished product Of the best cit
izenship in the world.
"The Volunteer Soldier" was the subject
Of an address by former United States
Senator John NJ. Thurston of Nebraska
Mr. Bryan also addressed the Sunday
school Of the First Presbyterian church
early today.
William ]. Bryan addressed nearly 1000
persons here today under the auspices OF
the Young Mems Christian association, and
took for his subject 1.-The Prince OF Peace"
Mr.. Bryan concluded with praise for the
colleges and churches that have declined
to accept money from wealthy men who
have gained their riches by dishonest
methods"
zone OF our rich men," he said, "has
reached a point where he sometimes has
difficulty In finding people to take his
money. And that regard as the best evil
dence of-the growth OF a moral sentiment
IN this country. II means something when
a great church pauses, hesltates, refuses to
accept money until It knows how 1t was
made. I believe the time viii come when
churches and colleges win refuse to go into
partnership IN the spending OF money i'm
morally made. The influence OF that public
opinion will be a powerful factor in the re-
storing Of righteousness. These institutions
should say to a man: You did not make
your money honestly; we shall not share
the odium with you