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fore the Crown could recover possession me laIg
Auheron Herbert bought it. built himselt a small
cottage consisting Of a bedroom and sitting room
and then biz hy bit as the humor took him. addcH
a room here and a room there, until the crazy YET
picturesque looking pile completed as II stands
to-day. Although he detested fires. and rather than
pollute the atmosphere with any such invention 'at
in his overcoat keep out the winter cold, Yet ne
was compelled TO retain. in what became his library,
the old sauatter fireplace and hearthstone in order
10 be assured of his forest rights.
At Be-rywood Auberon Herbert made his home
for near hale century.
Mrs. Tfngley has. according TO Miss Herbert pnF-
chased the battlefield Of San Juan. in Cuba. and
has established A TheOsophist school there. which
has for time been under the care Of Miss Her
bert and one Of the wealthy Swedish followers OF
Mrs Tngley has presented % the society large
tract Of land in Of the former royal forests 81
Sweden. Miss Herbert's other name is lno, and
her elder sister who died some years ago. bore the
name Of Clair Minram. Their mother. who is
likewise the mother Of the present Lord Lucas
was Lady Florence Cowper daughter OF the sixth
Earl Covper and sister Of the last earl. and II IS
as her son that Lord Lucas inherited on his uncle
death the ancient barony Of Lucan, created IN on1
in favor Of Mary. wife of Anthony Earl of Kent.
but which until Miss Herberts brother established
his claim thereto last summer had always been
merged among the important titles Of its
owner for the time being
MAROUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
HOMEOPATHIC DOCTORS TO MEET,
State and Kings County Societies To Be in
Session Together.

The semi-annual meeting Of the Homeopathic
Medical Society Of the State Of New York will
be held in Brooklyn on September II. % and 26.
II will be held in conjunction with the fiftieth
annual meeting Of the Hompopat thic Medical
Society Of the County Of Kings
Business and scientific meetings will occupy
the greater part Of three DAYS There viii also
be q public meeting on Wednesday evening.
September 2J. II viii he held in Association
Hall and viii be addressed by DR. William ".
Blackman, president Of the Kings County So
ciety: DR.. Charles T. Walton. dean Of the Fulte
Medical College. Of Cincinnati: DR.. Royal s
Copeland. Of Ann Arbor. president-elect Of the
American Institute of Homeopathy. and the
Rev. 9. y. Case. pastor Of the Hanson Place
Baptist Church. Brooklyn. The proceedings will
begin Tuesday morning with address Of
welcome by Borough President Coler. and Presl-
dent Herbert d. Schenck of the state society
will respond.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
JEWS PREPARE FOR YoM KIPPUR.
Dav of Atonemen. Will Be Observed by All
Orthodox Hebrews.

The Jewish holy day known the Day or
A+onernen+ will begin at sunset tomorrow. II IS
the most important of all the Mosaic holidays. and
is also called the Sabbath of Sabbaths With lts
observance the penitential season. which begins
ten davs earlier. comes to end and those VINO
have made their peace with their God and Win
themselves enter upon the new year redintesrated-
The Jews who the day strictly abstain from
food and drink for twenty-four hours. In prep
aration for this ordeal it is the custom TO have d
feast precede the fast. the homes of the or'ho-
dox Jews there will a bOuntifui repast to-Inor-
row evening after which all who do so Will
go to the synagogue. where the kol Mara seINlee
will he celebrated. The will. according 70
ancient custom. wear their shroUds, 10 reIiiiu
them Of mans mortality and Of his duty to atone
for his sins The ultra orthodox remain IN the
houses Of worship all night. repeating prayers ana
chanting The religious exercises are continuous
,bs rAx+ dav and last until sunset. and IN all that
time M member Of the congregation VINO Is lioI7
than thirteen years old breaks the fast Whlcl oe
,- tho night before feature Of the day 5
deviation "a the memorial service. Tnls taxes pldo
toward the end of the day.
All the regular syna gogues as well as tIle oEe-
aovr places OF worship will be crowded ior ioii'
Ty,n,rr as the dav is known IN Hebrew, attracts
o,,a, mora attendants than the New Years cele-
brstion There will be services also IN an lhe
-erorr,ed temples tomorrow evening ana Oh
Wednesday, and many people who Worsnip IheIe
s,so abstain from eating and drinking on tna' uaS'
b,, tho large majority observe the GAY WITHOUT
,.-.,,s AZ the Temple Emanuel the kol Nldra
services will be conducted by the Kew DF- d -
1Tsg1ss The Rev. DR.. Joseph Silverman VIII de-
- sarrnon on Wednesday at IL o'clock, and
tho memorial services will be conducted oy DI'
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
MRS. MARILLA E. CHANDLER.

Mrs Marilla F. Chandler wife of Albert B.
Chandler. for many years president OF the Postal
Telegraph Company. died on Saturday afternoon Al
her summer home at Randolph VI She was DORM
AT Randolph sxty-four years ago, of parents named
c.od,,sp She married Mr. Chandler. then cipher
clerk I'm the War Department at Washington AFTER
the war they moved from the national capital 20
RrookIyn. For many years they lived at NO 0eS
Clinton street.
Mrs Chandler was member of the Lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian Church, and an active worker
She was also a member of the Society or Colonial
Danes She leaves besides Mr. Chandler two sons,
A. r Chandler. employed by the Carnegie trust
COMPANY and W. d. Chandler, employed by the
Stock Quotation Company, their father being di-
rector in both The body will be taken TO
Ioro burial.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16

apSssTes snsFs' sPs" Pls9 called
30. Death of Richard Mansfield. at New London.
Conn, aged hfty5three.
play called :'The Otter Other House Gas 'S''1'
81. Miss Marie cahin began the season. appearing
Nifgei" Nmgi%e Theatre with play called MY
The New York Hippodrome was opened with
The West End Theatre was opened. with the
The Belasco Theatre was opened. with re-
vival of 'The Rose of the Rancho"
SEPTEMBER
-itS Of Music, reTiying "safomy Jane" -.s.
Rogers Brothers appeared there, in farce.
called I'm Panama"
ment at the Casino with matinee
Miss Virginia Harmed appeared at Nth, the Her Her
on oI0 Tostois Sdqads Tssf' noyei Of Anna Karenns
At the B9u Theatre Nine Eooafae Ala SazOVa
The Garden Theatre was opened with re-
VA 4 musical ~ play, called The Dairy Maids
produced at the Criterion Tnea1Te ne Wa,,,cs.
Theatre in The Ranger" by Augustus
Production Of The Spoilers occurred at the
Lincoln Square Theatre. w y ,roodv 1ras
produced, in Chicago, by Mr. Donald Robert
soT The funeral and burial of Richard Mansfield
occurred at New London, Conn
Mr. T K Hackett opened the Hackett Theatre.
with a new play, by Mrs Martha Mort9hT:
called ''The Movers" Miss Dorothy Donneily
playing the chief part - 49,. - o.o,o5
The Madison Square Theatre was opened:
with d farce called THE Man on The case.
bv Miss Grace Livingston FuTniss Mr. Jane
son Lee Finney and Miss Elsie HeSi'e dp
new play called The Quicksandg, wa was
produced, at Providence, r. l., by MI Wright
Iorimer.
Q Nine FRITZ scheff appeared at the hnicKer-
Miss Margaret Ellington and MI. kyTiLe
BeIIew appeared at the Lyceum Iheaue' III
THE Thief
1e. All the theatres Of New York are now OPEN
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
OPPOSES 4 MOR4L CODE.
Urs. Innic Bcsant. Nee President,
addresses ThcOsOp phists.

Chicago, Sept. l5.-Mrs. Annie Resant. Of Adyar.
India recently elected world president Of the Theo-
sophical Society. addressed the delegates to the
twenty first annual convention Of the American
section Of that organization to-day, declaring
strongly against the adoption Of moral code. a
question that has agitated theosophiSts in this
country for some time. The question was debated
AT length. hut definite action taken
Mrs. Resant declared that all theosophists are
one in their eagerness TO raise the moral tone Of
the society. Where the members Of the society
differ. she said. is the question: Shall moral
ideas he enforced by penalty or not?' She con
tinued
enforcing its commandments by exclusion on the
contrary. they regard it as q primary duty to Try
some religions outcast or excornrn,lnicate on
@% T6eosopSiss s6c@'T @ dos not rsh to copy their
examples Religions leave to the civil power 9 tms
punishment Of offences. and strive TO reform ana
a penal code among us would he the denial Of
with the Gods. with the Chr1sts with ne SAINTS,
can be one with the highest who are also ono with
the lowest II we make rue efpes hIow aIo bc
level Of all great religious bodies GTe 9eG" and and
For rnT own part I shall steadily resist any
stand for the affirmation of lofty ideals Of morality
and for strenuous efforts 10 i've up 10 tSa' ma not
- The beggarIv clements o, coercIve laws, gladly
sniy hope to be accepted brother by the highest
Mrs Besaut's opposition 20 the Introduction into
the Theosophical Society of moral code carrying
penaIties for infractions indorsed tonight by
the convention when motion eubodying such d
code y-ae voted down bv a large majority. and four
,,or,hars Of the executive committee. all holding
views IN accord with those Of Mrs. Besant. were
elected ~
The nar members of the executive conmltfee
are A p Warrington. Norfolk Va mrs haiH @
c,ononic Los Angeles; ] II. Kairns, Washington
o,5 !, Kuntz. Freeport, III Weller Van HOOK.
80 chicago was elected general secretary FOR the
American branch.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
eIc EvhNeELIsTIc RALLY.

one If the large rallies which mark the close Of
the seasons work of the Evangelistir Committee
will he held this evening AZ the Brick Presbyterian
Church. Fifth avenue and 9th street The Rev
Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall. the president of Union
Theological Seminary. will be the speaker
After the -ervice the con Ere-ation will march
down Fifth avenue to Union Square, where an
open air meeting will follow Many clergynen who
have returned from their summer vacations are
expected 10 join in the rally and march.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
STEPHEN ALLEN FROST.

Stephen Allen Frost, one OF the oldest New York
5rvroods merchants. died at his home yesterday.
at No 152 Mercer street. Jersey City from heart
disease He was eighty-seven years old, and was
born at Remington Vt He lived with his parents
8, Krowlesville n Y, until 1A7. In that year he
o,,a IN this citv and obtained a place with the
dr,rroods firm of A c. Gray & Co. few years
later the firm changed its name 10 Hunter Buck
lev Sheldon & Co, of which firm Mr. Frost was
n member until 1873, when he retired.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
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Norfolk Va Sept. 15.-Twenty thousand spec
tstors witnessed the formal dedication and first
general illumination last night of the great govern
ment pier erected by the United States at cost of
500 o4o The national salute announced the opening
of the fireworks display. including reproduction
of the battle betwesn the Aerrimac and Monitor in
S,rdsh's Basin.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-16
EuRNAM j. STOUT.

Toledo. Ohio Sept Thurman J. Stout general
manager of the Lake Shore Electric Road, died
here yesterday after a brief illness following an
oreration He waa born in Deerfcld. Mich, and
began his railroad career when only fifteen years
old working as A brakeman on the Toledo hIkhart
division Of the Lake Shore g. Michigan Southern
Raroad He is said to have been the hrst man
10 apply steam railroad methods to the manage
mont and oneration of an electric tnterurban road
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To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Your description of the Lustania and her
wonderful trip on her maiden voyage is enough to
take away ones breath. 1t was great But would
# not have been greater II the enthusiastic
gers had made purse and distributed it among
the stokers and hremen. who. after all. made the
big ship go? y VI U-
New York. Sept. IA. 1891.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-Lieutenant Commander ". p.
Whittlesey, Z s. \ AST0R ItoMS SEC W fi. Bar
Philadelphia. GRAND-General J NJ Coates. I.
S A Cretired). HOLLAND HOUSE-John Bon
croft jr. Wilmington, Del. MANHATTAN-Pro-
fessor + Hoffman. Berlin. MAJESTIC-Count A.
Ghgi Bologna. Italy: r Maiima, japanese I'm
perial Commissioner, Toxic.
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pocr E1rIsON-On Saturday. September IA. 1907 az
% C-Larnes church Windsor. y. Y. by the Rev.
~ stcKin, Adrian Terry Post and Emily Ellison
-wHITE-On SATURDAY ~ a. q
nnwning sparks. assisted by the Rev Dr- y assoIi,
I."Si E6ger daughter the late r. ogden White. 70
Cornelius Wagstan Remsen son OF fnenx hsrnsen'
of York
cTJCKNEY-LATSLEY-on Saturday. september IA; al
,.Saca church by the Rev. NJ n Bailey
Eatberine Howard. daughter Of Howard LatSey, esd
10 Albert Stckney, 5r
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WILLIAM
For me terrestrial mountains rise;
For thee celestial rivers run:
My steps are meath familiar skies
But thine in realms beyond the sun.
This peaceful scene that does not change
This smiling vale so fair to see.
Those lonely plains, that mountain range
So glorious-all were known to thee
For many year in shade or shine.
When life was gay. when life was drear
Thy friendly hand was casped in mine,
Thy form was oft beside me here.
Now. though sought through ev'ry land,
/ should not feel. in any place,
The pressure of thy loving hand.
Nor hear thy voice. nor see thy face.
So friendship fades. so love departs,
So living JOY becomes name
Shrin'd in the depth of breaking hearts
And vet the world remains the same.
The roses bloom. the fields are green,
The branches wave, the streamlets flow
For Nature rufied or serene.
Is deaf and blind to human woe.
Thy mind 10 Beauty was suhdued.
In Beauty's service thou vert blest.-
Stern warrior in the bitter feud
That would not let thy spirit rest:
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficIal Record and Washington. Sept. -
Showers the southern portion Of the south
Gulf and extended
into portion Eastern Texas. There were
also rains Pacific showers in the
Michigan peninsula the rppe- MIssssip9t Valley and the
pakotas Elsewhere the weather generally fair.
Temperatures changed but little remaining con
siderably in the central val
leyE. he region New England.
viii local showers Monday IN the Northwest
upper Mississippi Valley and the upper lake region
probably Tuesday the latter districts
extending into the lake region Local showers
will continue South. Reports from North
districts missing elsewhere throughout the
country except mentioned above the weather Will he
generally fair Monday and Tuesday. Temperatures VIII
change but little.
storm warnings displayed the North Pacific
me along New England and Middle
VIII be light and mostly south the
and Gulf light fresh north
east east; West light fresh esst
on the lower lakes light fresh and mostly southwest
lakes light 10 fresh and mostly south except
Lake Superior.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports will
fresh south winds with fair weather to the
Bank
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Highest temperature yesterday 50 degrees lowest 81
corresponding date De
sees average corresponding date of last thrtythree
focal rorecast-Fsr to-day and tomorrow; light
south Winds
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Death notices appearing THE TRIBUNE win be
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charge.
Chandler; MsriIIa E Morrison. William A
Dwight. Melatiah e Thorn Harriet L
ass GDhsis A. WaiH%fiasso 3h WEE csa4Iss S
Msrkoe Francis H.
y Ss ST qGuny s bone Rsnsq.a w. os
Chandler. Of Brooklyn. y. L Funeral service
II. 1907 Levin h. Dunkin. aged 10 years
DwIGHT-On Mount Holyoke. Mass. on Saturday
tbs sstb wear or bis sgs FInerl e-cs. A. bfs iass
Tssidense No 81 Mount Morris Park West On Tuesday
FRosr-In Jersey City September 15 1907. ss-phe-
Allen Frost aged - years Relatives and frtsnds ars
dence No I52 Mercer 81 Jersev C1ry On russisy
afternoon at O'Clock Intsrment at Albion. N 7.
HAwEsEgphsEnis 4ndscson v0se wtSe. Of d late
day September II Funeral services hsr ATS Es.s-i
tember 49, 10 O'Clock.
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rison. New York City Funeral servtoss az nis resi-
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Tuesday September II, az ESQ p m klnoT onls'
flowers
sCorT-At PlaInrsd. N j.. on Saturday. s.re.uaer IA
1907 Walter Scott IN his Ssta s. ysaT @ ea %
n j. on Tuesday. September IT. ss p m
TFIORN-Sspteuber Il the horns Of hes czuscte,s
Mrs. c. II. Dickinson. Niddleburyt Vt, Harriet Z
Lord widow OF SaTouei G. Thorn, Of New aave1 Conn
Funeral Monday, September 16. az 2;SO .. n sc
chapel or United Church, New Haven. Conn
Won OTTTN3ER-Nrs. Mary ElzsSsth Won Oer1sezsf
widow Of Or. = c OTtinger and daughter ot Ben
tarnin Feltweu, her bone. Ne IsI Esst
an PARKWAY Brooklyn. Sunday. September 10 FUnsra-
az her home Tuesday. az l , n inesrnnsnt hsn-S
sico.
i3 1901, General Charles s Watnwr1znS so1sraI az
Grace C,hantry. Broadway and 10Th 81. on Mo1day
September I6 at 10 O'Clock
wARr-At Jersey City. September IL Thomas ~.
Ward his 73d year Funeral services On xesosr
Tesidence No 2s Erie st. Jersey CITY.
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THE DRAMA.
INCIDENTS OF THE SUMMER SEASON.

MAY. 1907
3 Miss Ellen Terry acting at New Haven closed
London oiiei On MAY announcement was made
of her marriage to Mr.. James Carew UaInmyy
company. The marriage occurred at Pitts
burg, Penn. March %
Shakespeare scholar at Germantown, Penn
aged forty-four Funeral May I. ..,
Theatre,-where his engagement began on
\ revival of Cousin Kate" was enecIeo az
the Empire Theatre. with Miss Ethel Barry
Miss Margaret Wycherly appeared at the
Majestic Theatre, in coarse and stupid pay
Edwin Varrey ty'lti died at his home. near Plain
field n, J., in his eighty-frst year
Death of Ian MacLaren qhe Rey ,d1 Dr. r,SsS IGnn
Watson), author Of The Bonnie Brler bush'
etc. Iowa City
IL Mr. Manten closed his engagement at the New
Amsterdam Theatre giving A fine perioI oIIiaAA0e
of Iago
r. Richard Mansfield sailed aboard the Minnsap0, 20
11.G Luna "a Park was opened.
a Marriage of Miss Mabelle Gilman and MI W. T.
At the Hudson Theatre Nsy e ,fs York; kct64s 5hs
twenty-sxth annual meeting OF uIe Ac'oie
Fund Society was held.
1S Miss Eleanor Robson ended her engsg%ement % tat at
The Liberty Iheat5e where Te.s she hao 0een per
Miss Ethel Barrymore ended her engage
Mr.. Louis Mann ended his engagement at
at the Grand Opera House and retired from
the stage. ,, 81
the summer. .,..n
End Of 'The Primrose Path" at the Males
tic. . 81,
aside the AstoT.
Opening Of "Dreamland
20 A play called THE Builders was produced AT
the AstOr Theatre. -, -.. =.
A new, version Of Uncle Toms Cabin" was
prese7ted at the Majestic Theatre >,
4 musical play called Fascinating Flota
was produced at the Casino. It ran TIL Au-
gust 81 ~. RI ~, ~
carmen was sung. at the West End Ihes-
tre by the Van den Berg Opc.a Compahy'
q Al the I.yceum Theatre, az matinee lIhuTsdaE
Mr. John Barrymore succeeded Mr.. AruoI1,
DaIy as Tony, in the farce of The Boys OF
Company 4.
. Announcement was made that Mr.. Sothern ana
Miss NarIowe would close their season IN
Iune and would dissolve their business part
nerShip .
- 4 silly pIav called The Dancer and the hlnR
was presented at the Lincoln Square Iheatte
with Miss Cecil SpOoner in the leading par
thiny yelled image OF the once notorious
Lola MonteZ
40 Miss Grace George ended her engagement az
WaIlack's Theatre. in "Dtvorcons. On June
she sailed for England.
81 Mr.. Sothern and Miss Marlowe ended i'ad Glea5
season in London and. on June l. they si4ieN
FOR New York.
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.sBurnett's Vanilla is Pure Food"
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