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Died.

doy NasehI his T'a'nS Il & s9 s.5 q or On a S
rowbTidgs ana only son Of Francis G. and Matilda H
Lloyd IN the 2sth year % his age Funeral services az
D. L & w train leaving 2sd ST At Las p m Mem
attend Interment at the eonvenisncs OF the family
MAIIETT-In New York City. November 1s. 1901. Anna
held al the rssi9sSee @ % of hsT cosn Mrs RI e Far
18th inst. at o'clock p.
MEEE1ER-At Oceanic " J. November i6. 1891. Caro-
Rne AIFd Mseker widow q the late william II assker
ave Interment at Bridgeport. Conn
MILLARDAt the residence OF her father No. I7th
Beloved Rf9 = satrsy 5 NovsTiSsT N1 iS & Nay s.
jeremiah and Margaret Delaney Funeral Tuesday. NO
Fss 70; a. a. ~ 1 a m from SnTc6 OF The HOY Nsnns,
Holy Cross Ceuietery -
MoSsoPon November II 1907 after lingering Illness
late residence No 1Osl Bushwicz ave. BROOKLYN Tues
Cemetery. Wednesday. IsO p m
MTRPIY1oH 1To SATURDAY NoEsW5eE 1s 1907 Thomas V
from his lat, sa Ts S a' NJ N1I1fey si Nh NuTRny % unsss
York. Wednesday 1O a. m
NoURSE-At his residence No. 245 Lexington ave on
s Monday November IS Charles Joseph NouEse. in the
Church, Fourth ave; and 2lss St. on wednesday.
o'sULIIvAN-At Long Branch. N j. On November ls
1907 Julia Theresa oSulivan. OF No $50 Pacific ST.
s R'3a9y P q ls iSG q S Ss sa n %
Marie PiSt and nd Mrs William - King sgTsral ser
evening November -. at O'Clock.
RIcH-0& Novem5s. II 1s9z ss his residences NO. sza
Funeral Wednesday. p. Interment Holy Cross
Cemetery.
sOUTHACK-On Monday evening. November IS. F-stsr
lex SOuhack OF the late John W Southac< Notics
OF funeral hereafter.
ToMPFlINS-On November 10. 1901. Sarah J. ondsrdonk
widow OF Henry s TOmpkins. Funeral services Will
held residence OF her son-in-aW, Edgar A. Van
dervoTt, at NOrthport Long Island. Wednesday, Mo-
veTnber % 1907 at Carriages will meat th5
arriving at NorthpOrt 1920 p 4ntsrment
convenience OF family
wELLS-On Monday. November IS. 1907, at Liberty.
N. Y, Colonel Charles A. Wells. SO years Eu-
neral services 1890 o'clock wednesday. Mo-
vember 20. at Grace Episcopal Church. Mddletowns
N. Y.
WINN--On November II, 1907. Mrs. Wfnn Funeral az
Holy Cemetery. from residence. No. 14a
Linden st. Brooklyn. November 20 Friends Of family
invited
wRIGHT-On Sunday. November II. 1907. the Rev.
Benjamin Mead Wright pastor OF Congregational
Church OF Orange Conn IN the 47th year OF his aga
Funeral services held residence OF Au-
gustus L Mead Field Point Road. Greenwich. Conn.,
on Wednesday November 20. 1897. at 2-3O D. Car
Tiages will from New Haven arriving az
Greenwich 1:43 2. m. and train from New YORK
reaching Greenwich at 2:1O p m
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WILLIAM ROCKEFELLER FIGHTS FIRE

a fire which destroyed two cottages and the COW
barn on the William Rockefeller estate, near Tarry-
town, yesterday. gave the employees OF the estate.
under the direction of Mr.. Rockefeller. and the
members of the volunteer FIRE department of Tsrry-
town a hard fight. The fre IS supposed 20 have
been caused by a defective hue.
Mr. Rockefeller lost prize bull. said 20 be worth
$1,000. three Alderney cows. two calves and three
horses. The winter supply of coal for the estate.
which was piled UP alongside the barn. was
also burned
Frank Girls. who occupied one OF the cottages when
he heard about tho financial stringency. drew his
savings from the bank and hid them away In the
house. and they were burned. II would have been
possible 10 have saved the bull. but 1t so i'll
tempered that Mr.. Rockefeller was afraid to turn
It loose for fear that It might inJure some one.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WALLACK'S THEATRE.
'0The Right of Way" /"

It Is purposed to close the present engagement
OF THE Right Of Way" at Wallack's Theatre.
November So and 70 send that effective drama. for
a while, to ''the road" with. however, the pur-
pose OF bringing Il back TO New York later in the
season. when II will be presented at the Liberty
Theatre. Some OF the best acting that has been
shown on our stage for a long time is done IN
that play. particularly by Theodore Roberts; much
credit is due to Mr.. Guy Standing and Miss May
Buckley; and the drama IS well entitled TO long
career in this city. Wallack's stage is to be oc-
cupied on December 2, by musical play.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
LAFAYETTE's eEDsTEAD TO BE SOLD.

The oId-fashioned four-post bedstead OF carved
black oak in which Lafayette is said to have slept
at the Charleston (S c. Hotel in 1920 and the long,
gilt framed mirror placed IN the suite Of rooms
occupied by him at that time among the
furniture placed exhibition at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries No $40 Fifth avenue yesterday. TO be
sold on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
Among the old English furniture and pottery
there is said to be wide OF choice including
Thomas Jefferson tables. Sheraton cabinets. chairs
and tables and many Chippendale and Hepplewhite
antique pieces OF furniture.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
HUDSON THEATRE.

A change of plan has been made at the Hudson
Theatre. Mr.. Robert Blossoms engagement at that
house, where he is acting I'm the play of Glass
mates" will be terminated next Saturday night
and that popular actor will begin. on November 25
a tour of the country. Miss Rose Stahl will sue
ceed him at the Hudson Theatre beginning next
Monday evening, in Mr.. James Forbes's play OF
THE Chorus Lady" The piece and the perform
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
KING STOPS SALE OF COINS.
italian Government Prevents Auction of
Nervegn;. Collection.

Rome, Nov 1S-while the Nervegna coilec-
ton OF coins. considered 70 be one of the most
important in the world, being sold at auc-
ton in this city to-day official of the govern
rnent appeared and stopped the sale of several
Of the rarest coins in tho collection, which are
valued at 5000 each He explained his action
by saying that the coins in question should be
considered as national treasures. and that King
Victor Emmanuel. who is an enthusiastic COL
lector did not wish them to leave the country.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Nov IS
The Southwestern disturbance the Southern
Virginia with diminished intensity and the
the Atlantic states generally and the
Ohio Valley Rain sunday night in the Gulf states
followed by fair weather Monday plateau dis
turbance still persists and in conjunction high
the northeastward general rains and
SHOWS In Colorado. Arizona. New Mexico. Southern
Wyoming and the western portions Nebraska Kansas
and Texas. In the lake region Missouri upper
Mississippi valleys and the Northwest was
fair 1t is considerably colder in Rocky Mountain
region. the Dakoas and Nebraska. elsewhere
perature changes small. except along the
Atlantic coast. where it is much warmer.
There will be rain Tuesday in New England and the
middle Atlantic states followed by weather by night
There has been great fall In
west and this with the plateau disturbance will result
In unsettled weather generally Tuesday over the
westerA half the country and SHOWS that
will extend Wednesday into the Mississippi Ohio
valleys and the lake regions In the the
weather win be generally fair Wednesday will he
and warmer IN the Northwest, be de
cided changes In temperature until
areas have been well started their
Tho winds along the New England will be vari-
able, becoming north: middle Atlantic coast 10
and variable north northwest; south
Atlantic coast. light northwest; east
Gulf coast. light north northeast: Gulf
brisk east southeast: lakes
TO fresh southwest to northwest lakes fresh north
northeast
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light variable winds. becoming north
rain to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
WEST END THEATRE.
"King Ca;sy."

froIic from first to last. is the fabric of col
loauy and music. which was shown last night at
the West End Theatre. under the name of king
Casey" The Fireman, Casey. pretending to be the
King of the Island of Lala Pa Zaza, is a char
acter remotely kindred with that of the Of-lan-a-
gan in the old play of THE Veteran" Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray acted with vigor and spirit, and their
audience heartily enjoyed the representation Of
their wild and laughable farce.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
TO FILE BARNEY WILL TO-DAY.

The will OF Charles T. Barney. ex-president OF the
Knickerbocker Trust Company. who died from
pistol wound Thursday afternoon. will be Eled
for probate to-day. Mrs. Barney is the sole bene
ficiary and after all the creditors Of the estate
have been paid It is said that she will receive over
81 10000 This s exclusive OF the life insurance,
which amounts TO s136.OOo. Under the terms of the
will. which made after Mr.. Barney shot HIM
SELF the estate is incorporated. and is TO be admin
istered by a board of trustees.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Commodore Ransford D. Bucknam formerly was
a resident of Worcester Mass. and has followed
the sea since a lad Of sixteen. At time he
commanded one of John d. ROckefeller's whale
back steamers in the Great Lakes. He after
ward superintendent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at Panama and later entered the service
Of the Cramp Construction Company and took the
cruiser Abdul Medjidieh TO Constantnople after
her completion at Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

The career OF the new comedy. by Rachel Cro-
theirs, entitled THE Coming OF Mrs Patrick" at
the Madison Square Theatre. was terminated on
Saturday night. November 16 and that theatre is
again closed. The comedy was produced No
vember s. and, as It is interesting and was well
acted. 1t bade fair to have rennunerative run.
Twelve performances OF IL have been given. Miss
Laura Nelson Hall acted the chief part In It
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
GERMAN RULERS LEAVE WINDSOR.
Empress Starts to Visit Queen Wilhelmina
Kaiser at Highcliffe Castle.

London, Nov. 1S.-The official visit of En-
peror William and Empress Augusta Victoria to
King Edward and Queen Alexandra ended this
morning when they both left Windsor the En-
press going to Holland, where she will visit
Queen Wilhelmina and the Emperor going to
Highcliffe Castle. where he will spend several
weeks in remuneration
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

"The GrInning God" Is tho general title of a two
part story of weird adventure and Its solution Mrs.
Jacques FureIe Is the author of the first part called
''Wraiths OF the Storm The sequel, in which the
Thinking Machine figures il by MIR. Futrelle.
and is entitled "The House That Was" See next
SUNDAYS Tribune.
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived from abroad
yesterday were:
NlEUW AMSTERDAM. FROM ROTTERDAM
Dr. and Mrs. ]. T.. Chase. Mr. Mrs J. b. Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. James a. Mrs. X
Nowlard Mr. and q. TaIand.
Mrs. Harvey c. Rockwell.
MESABA, FROM LONDON.
Nr. and Mrs. Edwin Asa Hallen Mostyu-
Dix. Mr. Mrs George Tice.
Miss Laurence Alma Mr. and Mrs Alfred Nalono.
Tadema-
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AN EXPOSITION AT QUITO.

The government has decreed that a national
position shall be opened August 10. 1909, at
Quito. 10 commemorate the centennial OF the re-
public's independence.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GRAND-Adam Gray, Cincinnati. HOLLANDS Sir
George and Lady Drummond Montreal; IMPE-
HATTAN-W. II. Redngton. Chicago; MURRAY
Tauscher, Berlin WALDORF-ASTORIA-W b.
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AMERICAN A TURKISH ADMIRAL.

Constantinople. Nov. 1S-Commodore R. D. Buck
nam, an American. naval adviser of the Sultan.
has been promoted to the rank of rear admiral in
the Turkish navy. with the title Of pacha-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
Lyric Theatre.

The performance of THE Girls OF Holland. -
which was 70 have been given last night. at the
Lyric Theatre. was postponed. and It will occur
tonight
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
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MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.

ance familiar TO the New York public, and
doubt Miss stahl's return will be welcomed.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
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Forecast for Special Iocalities.-For t

Forecast for Special LOcalities-For the District Of
Columbia Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania
day; wednesday: fair light
west winds
For Delaware and Jersey. rain to-day; Wednesday
fair light TO fresh north to northwest winds.
For Eastern New York cloudy to-day; rain IN east
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For weEtern New York. partly cloddy to-day and
Wednesday; slightly colder Tuesday light to fresh north
west TO north winds.
Local Official Record.-The following official
from the weather bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for the comparison
witt he date Of Last
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Highest temperature yesterday. As lowest 39
AZ for corresponding date last So
for corresponding last hiryhree ~
Local forecast: Rain to-day. Wednesday fair; light
TO fresh variable winds. becoming northwest.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19
PROMINENT PLAYERS NOW HERE.

Blanche Bates Theodore Roberts.
Margaret Angln. John Mason.
Henrietta CrOsman. Tyrone Power.
ALA NazimOva. David Warfield.
Connie EdisS John Drew.
billie Burke. Guy Standing
Edna May Spooner. Henry Miller.
Nav Robson. Robert EdeSon.
Beatrice Morgan. Ferdinand GOttschalk.
Marie Lloyd. w. II. Thompson.
Louise Cunning. Joe Weber.
Margaret Ellington. c. Aubrey Smith.
Gertrude Coghlan. George w MunrOe-
Blanche Ring. Francis Wilson
Anna Laughlin. Emmett Corrigan.
May Buckley. l<yrle Bellew.
Emma Ray. Sidney Herbert
Lilly Lena. Reuben Fax
Grace Elliston Edwin Arden.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-19

Shorty McCabe againi This time "Guessin' About
Sadie" Is the name Of sewell Fords story. See next
Sundays Tribune
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UNDERTAKINGS

FRANK r. CAMPBELL CO.. 241-s West e5d So
Chapels Private public amhulances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Died.

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Carter George s. Nourse Charles :.
Estey- c. O'Sullivan Julia T.
Fosdck, Poppy de L fitt. william X
Jones. Margaret IL Etich, Eugene NJ
Lloyd Herbert southacK fredericA
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Meeker Caroline II. Wells. Charles A
Miard Mary F. Wlnn, MIS-
Mossop. Richard Wright. Rev Benjamin NJ
Murphy. Thomas V.
.cARTER-SuddenIy his residence Tarrytowu. N Y.
on Saturday November 49, 1907, DR.. George s. Carter.
IN MS year Relatives and friends respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from residence.
No North Broadway. on Tuesday. 10th inst, az
2:3O
ESTEY-At Keene. n. H. November Is 1907. Hannah c.
Estoy. widow OF Charles ID. Estey. formerly OF East
Orange N ]. Funeral services will be held at Mum
Avenue Presbyterian Church. East Orange. N j. on
Tuesday. November 10. at arrival OF train
leaving New York at 1880
YoSDIcK-At Stamford. Conn, Sunday. November II.
1907 Poppy Laney. beloved wife OF Robert A. Fos
Funeral services will be held her late resi-
dence Shppan Point. Wednesday, November a. al
p Carriages waiting the arrival OF the 1908 train
from New York
JONES-At Misboro. Del November IS. 1907. Margaret
H.. widow OF Martin Winthrop Jones. Funeral ser
vices at Millsboro Tuesday November 10. 1907.
Friends invited TO attend the burial services
Wednesday. November 20. at Bloomfield Ceu1sxery
Bloomfield. N. J.. at $50 O'Clock
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STELLE-COOLEY-On Monday. November 1s. az the
Church Of the Heavenly Rest by the Rev Herbert
Shipman. Margaret Flandreau Cooley 20 Frederick
William Stelle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1907-08-14
LEASE
LONG TERM
KAPAPALA RANCH, $4,000 ACRES,
OFFERED ON LONG TERM CHEAP
BASIS.

There is rumor current that the
Kapapala Ranch Company which has
been doing an immense business on
the big $4,000 acre tract OF Kapapala
Kau, on the Island of Hawaii, leased
from the government, is to meet with
some opposition when it comes to the
renewal of it's lease on the tract on
the 9th of September. If it does not.
it will be for the reason that the men
who are said to be organizing the op-
position syndicate are unable to get
their forces together in time.
A good deal of cricitism of the ad-
lministration has been made in certain
quarters because OF the short time
which has been given before the time
for renewal of the big lease. The
first notice was published last Satur.
day, and notices are to appear weekly
unit 1.-The date of the sale which is now
less than a month away, thus giving
little time for anyone to make the pre-
liminary arrangements for swinging
proposition of such magnitude.
According to the advertisement, the
administration has decided to lease the
land for Fl years, and has fixed an
upset rental of $4,000 per year for the
$4,000 acres.
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he would be able to turn out from
$4,000 to $4,000 worth per day.
The Korean is small and wirey OF
stature, and of rather prepossessing
appearance. He has evidently had ex-
pert training in the use of tools, al
though he refuses to say much about
his past. He has been very free in
confessing all his late doings, taking
the chief blame on himself, and ex-
onerating most of the half dozen men
who have lately been arrested as being
connected with the coming.