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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
ALL THINK MISS FARRAR MIsQUoTED.
Grand Opera Singers Agree That Americans
Do Appreciate Music.

General disbelief was expressed by grand opera
singers in this city yesterday OF the authenticity OF
a report cabled from Berlin that Miss Geraldine
Farrar had said Americans did not appreciate mu-
sic and that she did not wish TO continue her
career in this country. Nine. N0rdica, reading
this, said II was absurd and that she was certain
Miss Farrar could not have made such state
ment.
why" said Nine. Nordica. 81. like Miss Farrar
am also American. and know that no Ameri-
can, most OF all she. could entertain such opin
Ion. Miss Farrar Will be in New York next week
and is engaged TO sing for two seasons in Mr..
Conried's company. l certain she likes her
work here and that she is satisfied with her sue
cess. for Americans ara among the best judges OF
music"
Nine Di Cisneros and Signor Campanini
equally surprised at the alleged interview. and
agreed IN the belief that Miss Farrar had passed
such structures her fellow countrymen.
Boston. Nov. AIN a statement made. to-day,
Sidney Farrar. father OF Geraldine Farrar. the
young American prina donna. dscredits the re
ported interview printed in Berlin and cabled to
this country in which Miss Farrar Is quoted
severely crticising Americans for their lack OF
artistic appreciation. Mr. Farrar says that the
story does his daughter injustice, he Is
sure she never gave expression to the sentiments.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
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HOW TREES ARE TWISTED.
From Bulletin Of American Forestry Associate

fIUI buIIeIIH OF <AIIItICtII HUIeSVIy AsoOCIsIIU'
Curious twists observed in many tree trunks
and the inquiry Just begun in Europe suggests
the surprising conclusion that they are produced
by the earth's rotation. like the twists of storms
and the whirs seen in water. Van den Broeck.
the Belgian geologist points out that If conditions
OF growth were the cause the torsOl should fol-
low the sun apparent path. In at teast $50 out
OF 1850 trees the reverse is true, and II may be
ern hemisphere and TO the rfght-or with the
clock-in the southern hemisphere. like the turn
OF the cycIonic storms and water vortices This
difference is due to the earth's rotation. Jean
Brunhes notes that Il was shown some years ago
that the winds due to the earth's motion blow
steadily at a season when vegetation Is active
and senstive and a slight continuous bending and
turning then would be likely TO affect the tree per-
manently.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
NEW HAcKErT PLAY PRESENTED.

Milwaukee, Nov. AT the Davidson Theatre
mere tonight James X Hackett appeared in the
hist American production of John Glayde's
Honor" by Alfred Sutro. The plays four acts
are set In Paris. It is a study Of an American
millionaire. and the problems which turn the
ioss Of his wifes love through his frenzied devo-
n'n to making money Miss Darragh, an English
ee'ress. making her first appearance in America
p1syed the part Of the wife.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
CHANCELLOR DAY FOR PRESIDENT.
Syracuse University Newspaper Booms Him
for Democratic Nomination.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.i !

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribunel
Syracuse Nov. A-'The Daily Orange the col
lego paper of Syracuse University In an edi'oral
to.morrow will boom Chancellor James W. Day for
che Democratic nomination for President OF the
TTnIted States The Orange" editor says his book
entitled Raid on Prosperity places the chancellor
,n such a favorable light before the country that
his election Is assured
He says that It would be return to Democratic
nripc,nes 70 nominate the chancellor, who he says,
Ia the Moses 10 lead the Democrats out OF the
wilderness in opposition TO President Roosevelt or
hts rspresentative who will lead the Republicans
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Died.

URRY-At Orange. \. j. November 2 Maria Curry.
Bacchus No go Gates ave. BrookIyn Funeral ser
vices In Orange. November g.
'AILEY-Entered into life eternal his home. No. ss5
St Marks avenue Brooklyn, on Saturday. November
2. 1901. Abram Daley. beloved husband of RosaIs
Schauer Of late William ana Eliza Daley
aged seventy-six years Funeral services Tuesday,
November 5, 1907. at Aurora Grata Cathedral
Of Bedford and Madison street. Brooklyn Al
p m Boston Greenfield and Berkshire. Mass. papers
DAvIs-on November 2, Laura N. Davis. widow OF
& William c Davis IN her s1sI year Funeral services
Tuesday. November 3 at O'Clock. PaJchogue. Long
Island lnterment Wednesday. at Stragfori. Conn.
EAToN-On Monday. November 4 wu,rsd Ernest Eaton.
son OF Frances ~ and the Edwin wales in
residence. No. SO Prospect ST. East orange n j.. on
noon. the arrival OF the 2:S0ran from New York.
Brick Church Station D.. L q ". Railway
EyANsIon EASas-, November . 1907 William N Evans
Evans. al Cedar Grove, y. J.. Monday evening al
Tuesday 1880.
GREENE-At his residence. No 70 East I'D St on sat-
~ eay evening NoSenoer ls0i Martin E Greene. in
at Trinity Church. on Tuesday. November 5. at =
on the Erie Railway viii leave Immediately after
Philadelphia papers please copy.
ia7 Isy :oa Of r s. sS Tesy Be & W5S &
his late residence No 4l9 Ellison ST. Paterson n J..
10 O'Clock a. m
PARMELEE-At her residence. No. ass Central Park
DR. John ceSveIsnd Of can5eT5uEy Sonn and widow
OF the late IhomaS J. Parmeee. Of Augusta. Ca Born
July 4, lsl2 died November =. 1907. Friends In
vted to attend the funeral her home Tuesday. Ne
vember 5. at 10 a. m.
REYNoIDS-At Creton Lake n. Y. on Sunday. Novem-
ssr kebecGa wife Of William Edgar Reynolds. in her
9sth year Funeral from her late residence. Crotoa
Lake N y. on Wednesday. November g. 1901. at ESQ
p m Carrtages will meet train Mt KiscO leaving
Grand Central Depot. New Terminal. 11l6 a ~
Ross!TER.In stoekbridse. Mass. sunday. November
3 1907; Mary Sterling. widow OF the late Thomas
Prchard Rosstter. OF Cold-Sprng HUDSON Funeral
services at St PauIs Church Stoekeridge Tuesday
morning at II O'Clock Burial services IN
Cemetery New Haven. Wednesday at noon Cleveland
tOhlol and New Haven papers please copy
SHAW-On Saturday. November . 1907. Emma IOuss
West. aged Sc years. widow OF the late n Mclean
Shaw and daughter OF the late William West Rela-
tyes and friends are invited attend the funeral
wees at her late residence. No 30 West S5th
Tuesday. November 8. al II kindly omit flowers
SMITH-At Hudson November ? 1907 Anris
Dickinson. wife Of Granville Byam smith. In the
year OF her Funeral service OF Wednesday, Mo-
veTnber g. at 1880 O'Clock. residence Scar
boro. Special for friends attached eavins
Grand Central Station m Carriages IN watt
Ing at ScarbOrO station Car will return leaving Scar
boro az 1920 p. m. Philadelphia papers please copy
STONE-On Saturday. November . Jane W Stone sld-
est daughter OF the late Sumner and Elizabeth q
stone Funeral from No. $50 Clinton ave- BrooklynS
al hair-past two O'Clock. Tuesday bth inst.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
OBITUARY..
CHARLES n. DEACON.

Charles II. Deacon. superintendent OF the New
York Stock Exchange which he entered page
about thirty-fve years ago, died yesterday morn
ing IN private sanatorium from blood poisoning
following the amputaton OF a leg News OF hts
death received with regret not only by the
Stock Exchange members and officials. but by many
OF the leading in Wall Street. who had become
acquainted with him during his long service the
exchange. AS head of the uniformed force he
In charge OF some two hundred and boys. He
leaves q wife and two children
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
NOvELLI OPENS IN PHILADELPHIA.
Jean Aicards Papa lie BOnnard'-First
Presentation in America.

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.-Ermets NovellL the ltal-
isa actor, opened his first American tour with
the presentation Of Jean Aicards Papa Lc Bon
hsrd' the new Adelphi Theatre here tonight
The boxes were occupied by the Italian Consul
aud many prominent Italian citizens. During the
week Hoveln will present a number of Shake
tpsarean plays
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Gfaz1d BEkMqNTaW 3 Ios. Dodge PittsbnEg EMP4RE
SulhaI, England. HoFEMAN-s. J. Ackerman
San Francisco MAJ AJESTIC-Willard V Morse
Mexico City: MANHATTAN-Dr Carl Muck Bos-
to ton PLAZA-M Lobnitz, Renfrew. Scotland
PARK AYENUE-G. c. Arnold. Pittsburg SAVOY
Henri Rau, Mexico City. ST. REGIS-H p
aux, philadelphia WALDORF-ASTORIA-B
Schlppenb BACH Chicago
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHIC SALON.

Pittsburg. Nov. 4.-The fourth American Photo
graphic Salon. under the auspices OF the Pen Pen
Gil and Camera Club Of Pittsburg. is In session
here. England. Germany. Italy, Hawaii India,
Mexico and Canada represented In tho exhibit
tion. which consists Of 239 studies selected from
total Of twelve hundred submitted
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
KEEPING COAL UNDER WATER.
From The Youths Companion.

From The YOUTHS Companion.
When coal is left for long time exposed to the
air II deter crates. Not only does il become
pliable, but chemical changes take place which di
minish its heating power when burned Expert
ments made by the English Admiralty have
shown that coal stored under water. and particu-
larly under water. escapes most of the deteri-
oration that II undergoes in the open atmosphere.
At Hong Kong, where II had been found that coal
In ordinary storage lost from 80 to 35 per cent OF
It's caorifc power. the same kind OF coal kept un-
der water, q depth of thirty feet. remained
intact for five years. Thrty-siX hours exposure
to sun and air suffced 10 dry II ready for use.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
HUMAN HUNTING VICTIMS.
From The Utica Herald-D Dispatch.

ETOWl LtIlu 4JIsIttNIIs
The deer hunting I'm the Adrondacks.
which closed at midnight, furnished appalling
and unprecedented record regards the number OF
hunters killed wounded In that section during
the period of slightly more than six weeks. In
fortv~sx days OF hunting from September IS at
midnight to October 81 at midnight eight seekers
after deer were killed, several MANNED for hte
ana others less seriously injured. Practically the
entire number of victims were shot by companions
or members Of other hunting parties in mistake for
deer.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
JOHN MITCHELL our oE oANeER.

La Sale, ILL.,. Nov John Mitchell. president OF
the United Mine Workers of America, who has
undergone several surgical operations reported
to-day TO be gradually improving. Hospital physi-
clans said that unless unexpected complications
arise the patient Is out OF danger.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
The REV. DR.. wELLMAN,s FAREWELL.

ase Rev. DR.. L. Homer Wcllman, for sixteen
,sais The rector Of the Episcopal Church OF the
,etDhensnt, IN 18th street, Fifth avenue
~to9Eiyn has announced 20 the members of his
1Assegation that he Will preach his last sermon
y iAem on November II. lie IS TO become arci-
WI Of Yakima Valley, Diocese Of Spokane,
Washington,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
ORIGINAL LITTLE MAN" DEAD.

IBy Telegraph 20 the IrbuneI
Lawrence Kan, Nov. ALFRED Whitman died
suddenly from heart disease here late last night,
aged slxty-five years Mr.. Whitman the orig
inal Laurie in Louisa Alcotts Little Men" He
VEns OF New England birth.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washngton. Nov A.
The weather generally fair since Sunday night
except lake region eastward where there
light rains little Rain continues tonight
over upper lake region account OF the
uresence of a moderate disturbance that vicinity.
Temperatures rule higher except in the Allan
tic and Gulf states there quite general fros's
Monday morning In South. There will be local rains
Tuesday the eastern lower lake region ana the horh
rortion of the middle Atlantic states. and possibly in
New England. extending Tuesday night into
Northern New England generally: with these exceptions
the weather generally fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day over districts. ,, ,.,s, =.
Temperaturs changes will not be marked although it
Tuesday in the Atlantic states
The Winds along the England Coast VIII DO light 10
tresb mostly sout4 South Atlantic coast light and
trcsb ,scst to southwest: middle Atlantic coast light
,is riabIs though mostly to southeast east Gulf
ct jpht and variable; west Gulf Coast light 10 fresh
and mostly east lower lakes fresh to brisk south
q, ao,lthvest; upper lakes fresh west -,
'teamers departing Tuesday for European ports Will
have light to fresh winds mostly southwest showers
5rIes6aY night or wednesday TO the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
,oaI oc7cial Reeord-The following or1cial record
, the weather Bureau the changes in the tenn
ra,ro Cor the last twenty-four hours In comparison
With the corresponding date OF last year:

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degress lowest 40
average as corresponding date last year. &
average corresponding last thlrtyree years ~
Local ForecastParty cloudy to-day; Wednesday. fair
light 10 fresh winds, mostly southwest.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
DIEGO RARRos ARANA.

Santiago de Chill. Nov. 4.-Diego Barros Arana.
the most eminent historian and educator IN Chilli.
died to-day. He born here in 1880.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
CEMETERIES.
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Is readily accessible By Harlem trains Granl
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and by carriage Lots. SIPS up TeIephOns ASS
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

November s Roxana. widow OF Albion
p. Chapman aged eghty-one years Funeral services
AZ her late residence No All Newark
n j. Tuesday, November g. a, 10 a. m. Interment
At Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

IOHNsTON-JONES-On Monday. November 4. 1907.
ST Bartholomew's Church by the Bishop OF New York
and the Rev. Leighton Parks. D. D.. Waldo Cory
Tohnston and Maka de Ogden Jones. daughter
late Mahon Ogden Jones. Esq
MoRIsoN-NEILSoN-on Monday. November & 1907. at
Newburg the Hudson. by the Rev. Ernest Fielder
Nells Helen Louise, daughter OF he Mr.
Mrs william Nelson. TO Samuel Benjamin Morrison
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full name n address,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05

syivania partly cloudy to-day; proDaoY rams IN nofneh
For Western York local rains to-day fair Wednes-
day. 'fresh southwest winds.
For the District Of Columbia. fair and warmer to-day
fair "wednesday; light winds. mostly south
Ior MARYLAND Delaware fair To-Day ana Heohes-
dave light 10 fresh winds, mostly south. ,, -,
Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania, partly
cloudy to-day possibly local showers In northern
fresh winds. mostly southwest
EASTERN New York partly cloudy to-day; probably
,sI sboers IN the interior fair Wednesday: light to
fresh winds mostly southwest
New-York tribune., 1907-11-05
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25

vine bill, regulating natural fer mented champagne and rhe car 1ouated article and reauirtng mak- ers of the latter to marx their pro- duet "carbonated champagne, vas made at ehe opening session today af the American Wine Growers as sociation semi-annua5 convention. betegatees are iu attendance rom New York. California and HI other
 gT1pe-growfng states. Resolutions we're adopted favortng 5he pure 2nod law and asking for ill extension of Is operations Edward Emerson, of New York, will likely De ra-elect- sd president of the association. The program includes a vfsit to ti1e sev- aral wineries of the Lake Keaka district, rip over the lake and I closing banquet tomorrow nigfr.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25
OHIO FIRE CHIEFS
 IN SESSION

Chllicothe, Ohio June 24-The man with The ladder and aHe aese s here in large numbers today, the 0cca- sion being t1le annual convention of she Ohio Fire Chiefs association. The gathering vill extend through rfrae days and will 1e marked by many IT. teresting contests n which firemen from nearly all the cities of -he state will participate,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25

Are you dull and stupid? Do yon miss the snap, Tim and energy that vas once yours? You lesd l few loses of taat great system regulator Prtcxiey Ash git:ers. For revtvfns strength and energy. increasing sie capacity of the body for work, it $ a remedy If tile highest order.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25

If you haven't the time to exercise regularly. Doap's Regulets will pre- vent constipation. They induce mild, easy. henlthful action Of the bowels without griping Ask your druggist for them. 25c.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25

Constipation causes headache, la! sea, dizziness, anguor, heart DaiDitl- lion. Drastic physics grtpe, sicken- weaken the bowels and don't clTe. Dsan,s Regulets ac. gently and cure constipation, s5 cents. Ask your drug g.st-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25

If warm Y ather makes you feI weary you may De sure gour syst:s.n leeds cleansing. Use PrtekIy Ash 8it1ers before tde dot weather ar- rtves; l. will put tte stomach. liver aud bowels n order and help y0d through the heated term
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25
4 | FlR1ER WITH GsA Telephone Service

may ascertain market 1uotaJtOns. prospective weather conditions and Keep n tuuch with his immediai neigdbOrs, IS well as with his friend n town, at I cost sH slight IS 70 | almost unworthy 1f consideration. I'll system of 1his company offers Inl GualIed advantages 70 those who ie- sire a service of excellence and can- Drehensiveness Cur nearest nana- ger will gladly furnish particulars.
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 rELEGRAPH $ TELEPHONE
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-06-25
ADVOCATE A
 PURE WINE BILL

Fiammondsport, V. y.,Junes5 ! demand for the passage of a pure
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
FOR SALE.
BEST BARGAIN ON
THE PENINSULA.

Hotel Williamsburg. fronting OF
the main business street. a lot SOx
2+S feet together with most 6esir
abe building lots 1O2xSO. Cen
traly located. Hotel can be readily.
and without much expense. con-
verted into use for offices or apart
uent house should investor desr e
and made 10 pay very handsome
profit annually. Also good livery
stable II connection. can be bought.
These properties must be seen TO
be fully appreciated.
For information enquire al Hotel
Williamsburg. Williamsburg. Va.
MRS. T. F'JOHNSON.
Proprietor.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14

lection Of candidates in the mrnici-
pa primary next spring. and so
back 70 the mass meeting plan.
The Democratic party must weed
out the traitors. even az the expense
OF losing few votes. Il VIII drive
the black sheep out Of the party
councils and party primaries. SO tina,
the world VIII know where they
stand.
The last primary was not a Dem
oorshe primary az al. but a mixture
OF Democrats. Republicans and II
dependents.
K IS an issue We have % meet
sooner or later. and ,hc stricter the
party becomes as 70 whom shall par
toipate n the naming OF candidates.
the more invincibie VIII the Demo
cratic party become.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
Special Notice.

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more appropriate or accent
able Christmas present 70
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ton TO The Gazette. II viii
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friend OF Won FOR rho entire
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has friends ar relatives who
formerly lived here or visited
here. and they vii enirv
hearing weekly the news z
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ing county,. One dollar viii
pay for the present.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1907-12-14
Late TOanO Topics.

Tosno. Va. Dec. lS.-The PEG
De Of this place were treated 70 a
real good fake II the form OF a show
last night. Moving pictures were
promised 70 those who would pay
he price. but TIE machine was out
OF order. SO Ire scenes were in6is-
tinot ara after many a hitch the man
announced the show was a. an end.
Mrs.. Belle Curtis of Mt. Airy.
Charles City county. Va. was the
guest Of Mrs. D. w. Marston.
We ngret 10 note that Miss Lura
3 Msrs,on Rad tire misfortune Of
having her loot badly burned last
week.
We are CAD 10 hear that Miss
Louise Tyree and Ms. Tree nee
Mss Mary Golden are both in
1-ov.,E after q severe Illness.