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New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
MUSIC.
opreAs. CONCERT AND MELoDRAMA.

,..-a p,ere four representations Of opera OF the
s,rr,sed and pretentious sort popularity spoken Of
- Grand opera in the city yesterday, besides other
f-ricaI performances which may be left unclassi-
"a Also the n coneer. in the afternoon, at
itch one Of the examples Of incidental dra-
.a+ic ever composed presented, with a suf-
e.,o,+ reading of the dramatic text to make the
-rrnoses Of the composer plain This concert, one
- +be series projected by DR.. Frank Damrosch
Sor the Young Peoples series, handsomely at
tended and the matinee at the Metropolitan
o,era House was crowded. Here Mr. Conried DUR
uing a plan invited by the fact that the Saturday
fernoon subscription is this year larger than any
o+ber of the week. added smother TO the current
list of operas Ii Puecini's ''Tosca" not a.
new opera but popular one in all the casts that
.be Metropolitan management has been able to
give Il in the of the six years during which
It has been in its repertory The repetition of Les
Contes dFiOffmann'' at the Manhattan was also
crowded, but otherwise the attendance at the rasj
cal entertainments Of the day indicated the ems
tomary falling off in interest unusual In .ha
holiday
The most emphatic demonstration o. tn. fa,,,,s
of interest was made at the Metropolitan onera
House in the evening, when wagner's ..FYvinr
putehman' had repetition. Here there was also
a secondary cause in the absence of Madame
Gadsi, kept out of the cast by the death Of her
mother in Berlin. and replaced by Miss Bella AIren
whose performance of the part of Senta WAS in
every particular praiseworthy. A finely grounded
artist is Miss Alten, worthy of higher tasks than
have been set for her at the Metropolitan Opera
House. She aroused much genuine enthusiasm ny
her singing
The performance Of "Tosca'' given in the after
noon would have been notable at any time and IN
any place. It would be safe TO say that its equal
has not been seen heard at the Metronolitan
since the best days OF Madame Ternina. Madame
Eames. Mr. Caruso and Mr.. Scott threw ali the
wealth OF their voices and dramatic skill into II
actually glorihed the music giving It propriety
and eloduence even in the many stretches n which
II has always been difficult for lovers Of music
per Sc TO find justification for IT
The Young Peoples Concert was devoted wholly
TO shakespeare's Midsummer Nights Dream and
Mendelssohn's music. the text read by Mr David
Bispha1n in g manner which plainly gave as keen
delight 10 the audience the music, which was
performed by a capable and ample orchestra Mrs
Walter Bovine and Miss Vera Curtis solo sopranos
and chorus of wonen's voices recruited from the
students in the Institute of Musical Art
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
CORNELIA HULL CARY,

Cornelia Hull Cary. the woulen's suffrage leader.
wife OF Isaac II. Cary the Brooklyn real estate
man and former Civil Service Commissioner. died
Friday at her home. No 80 Pierrepont street.
Brooklyn. Mrs. Cary VS. the daughter OF the late
Or. Oliver Huh and Rebecca Hartman Hull. OF
Brooklyn She educated at Cooper Union. and
was appointed instructor OF drawing and painting
IN Packer Institute, where she remained for three
years. She was a member of the National and the
Brooklyn women's suffrage associations. and was
active at all OF their conventions. Mrs. Cary was Il
director OF the Memorial Hospital for Women and
Children. the Brooklyn Women's Club and the Mas
ter School OF Music She ffty-fye years old
She leaves her husband and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
METROPOLITAN CONCERT.

Following is the programme of the concert to be
given under the direction OF Mr. Albert Hertz ct
the Metropolitan Opera House this evening:
Overture, -Egmont' Beethoven
Romanza. o vechio batti, 81 Du
Riccardo Straccari.
Aria. fatale Verdi
Nine. Louise Homer.
Rondo Capricctoso MendeIssohn
Arranged for orchestra by Alfred Hertz -
Romance De Ia heur. from Carmen Bfzet
Riccardo Martin
Air 'Manon Jescaut' .Puccni
Mime. Lima Cavalieri.
Two Slavic Dances. Dvorak
Poe PreUdes List
Aria. Dch theure Halle. from '"TannhAuser Wagner
Mime. Marie Rappold. -
~ Pagaoc .Leoncavello
Rccardo Martin.
Three italian Songs.
Mime. Lima Cavalieri.
March 'Pomp Circumstance Elgar
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Died.

BIGELOw-saturday. December n. Harriet van Asa0-
snd the sss TTedsrio Bsslo. Service.
| cember %. 2.so ..
BRIGGs-At Newburr N T. December 20, Jonatna.
4e. sfs. ST. e. late ss sos sa On "a hn
| p m Interneut at Dghton Mass
Se1sd Hd.y .; sss q
Monday. nsa .aIs pses6eT 8 al o. T,efe00A' It,
| HATHAwAY-A: the home of her son. Charles Hsth-
aSay sSoy East East oranss j. on Friday DscsnSs. 20
Hathaway. in her ssth Inerrnent Delhi. N T..
Hmn % s o Mr IN Hs aSs
tuesday morning 24th inst at 1880 from the r.sl-
esns Of her e sba Baea Sa
family.
HIc5sAs , wsssgrz s L -s; Friday p.ss.s:. - 70 1sc
bury Meeting House on Monday. December 2s At II
II. sras asss Issssas iss New z York
East wnliston al 1908 p
KEHoE-on Friday. Decenb.r %, Aner.v NJ xshe~ h
bis s7th Funeral services st his late rssidsqcs
cennber q. at 1870 o'clock
NIdIE.As III oEanss j. on s..u1ssy q D. go =
.. service: Tn ., = seig q s s: s:.s
December %. at p ,
oIIPHANr1At New York. pecemb.. 2. Janss II oo-
Shans M IN & his S4th year seTves; sf hls i1ss -
at 2 p. m Interrnens private.
owENs-on Thursday. December 10. 1907. Hannah \.
invited attend funeral from her late resdenca No
IL Atlantic ave-, Brooklyn. Monday. at a nj
Charles Borrorneo Roman Cathoc CnSfrch
where a solemn OF requiem VIII ps ofrsrec fus
the repose soul
PARKER-or December Il. 1907 Mary Duncan caushtsf
of the late MILF and Mary Dick Parker. Funeral ssf~
vice at her residence. No 5S East 77th ST. %
Monday. at p Lntermene At the ccnverience ok
family
PoIyCHER-At her Late 1D1 West 5esn -.
Marv e Poucher Funeral service Monday evening. -
s o'clock ~Oswego papers please copy
sKINNER-At his home IN Proctorsyflle VI. m De-
cenber Charles NJ Skinner. IN tbs 5orh year %
his age Funeral to-day at p n
sTANToN-on December 20. 1907. at Brooklyn. ~ z,
Bridget Stanton aged - years Funeral services At
Calvary Cemetery Chapel, leaving NO. LOO cnliso s<~
Brooklyn 2:30 p. to-day
van, a OF County Kerry Ireland FuneraL rom
his residence. No. i42 Cofrey ST. Brookiyn On
Monday. December 3. at p n
r-NDERHIII-or 2Gth day. 18th month, 1907. PAMELA
sanvhtsr Of the late and Margaret r Undcrhin
IN her 18th year Funeral at her late residences No
flowers
VAN cs,TT-At A1ityvilIe, Island. on Saturday.
Decernber q Mahaa. beloved wife Of Feer Van Cotr
IN the 18th year OF her sge.
vANDERGAw-On Friday, December 20 1907 John Van
der.aw in 72d OF his age Funeral services az
his late residence No. "a ST. Felix st. Brooklyn to-
day at 2 p.
WINDEIS-Aftsr lingering illness On Frfda5' De
cenher 20 at his residence. No. 1S3 Lee ave- Jonn
pan-v wfndeIs Funeral from ST. PauIs Gernan
Methodst Episcopal Church Penn ST. and Marcy ave.
Monday. at p
YoryG-on n at the residence Of her eaugn
fer Mrs Charles T. Hughes No 81 Nortn Arng.on
Henry Young q New York City. in her s0th year
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
GRIFENHAGENS SILVER WEDDING.
Four Generations of the Family and Many
Guests at the Anniversary.

-Four generations Of Alderman Grifenhagen'
family were present with about one hundred ana
fifty others at the Hotel knckerbocker last night
TO celebrate the aldermans silver wedding ami
versarv There was the alderman's mother. Mrs
Esther Grifenhagen. who IS ninety years old; the
alderman and his wife, and his Louis, and the
latter's child Janis Irene Grifenhagen- There were
rresent also Patrick r. MCGOWAN. President Of the
Board of Aldermen; Senator Page. ex-Attorney
General Mayer. Congressman Bennet, Herbert Par
sons Judge Davies. Alderman Elias Goodman and
ex-Judge Bruce, of New jersey.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

James Renwick Sloane IS a young la~yeF' win
Offices at No. So William street lie Is WIN ''ie -
80 Y,,sor g. Hubbard He graduated
80, princeton University with the class OF W
and has been practising law in New York Tor hVe
,raare He fs a Democrat. although he has never
been active in politics.
Robert l. Cutting was graduated from Noiu-i'.a
49,. nth -t,e class OF SO when he twenty
.brae wears old He is the son of the late ROBERT
/ Cutting and has brother James De Wore
Cutting who is a broker. After being graduated
from Columbia he attended the New HofK Id"
school where he obtained a degree When young
man he was well known Ia musical and theatrical
circles and later known in Wall Street. HIS
name was brought before the public in 1900 when
he was divorced from his wife. who was Miss
Minnie SeIigrnan, actress He has Offices at No
: Nassau street and is independent in politics
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Miss Helene Berger. Nine. De Colbe Roland Edou-
ard Meyer, and Miss Julia Chase. The programme
was arranged by Mrs. A Arthur Alfred Brooks.
president OF the club She assisted In
cefvns by Mrs. Edward Balbach. Mrs William
Henry Trafton and Mrs Mary Hall Schenck, vice.
Presidents. Dancing followed the musical.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
GOTHAM CLUBS FIRST MUSICAL.

zoe hrst reception and musical Of the recently
ssanized Gotham Club was held in the state
80, sss' 7aents in the Waldorf last evening. The Rev.
= r>ison g Peters delivered an address and James
,.sses 0ssses gave the toast to the club The enter
g s.1e We're Raphael Navas. OF spain' MI ana
,- Dsfiion Lyon. Miss Katherine kiare, henry
ts I.anes Hawn. Mrs. Louise K. Msniey. Samuel Ber-
i1. Aiss Josephine Walton. Anthony H. En-
"a. Miss Ottflia Rappold Charles Abercrombie,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
HARELMANN SCHOOL MUSICAL.

Pupils OF the Theodore Habelmann School of
Opera gave musical Mr.. Habelmann's private
stage, az No. eos West End avenue. last night The
programme included selections from standard
operas and composers. Those who took part were
Jacob Weibley. Adele Stoneman Everett Water
house. Amelia Mueller. Adele Kruger Edna Hof
and Henrietta Wakefield. Walter Kiesewetter
the pianist Mr.. Habelmann acted director.
The musical was well attended.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
EDWARD PRICE.

Omaha. Dec. 2.-Edward Price Of New York,
first husband Of Fanny Davenport. the actress.
died In Omaha last night OF pneumonia The body
will be taken to New York for burial. Mr.. Price
was manager OF the Grand MoguI' company. a
klaw Erlanger attraction. He also was inter-
ested in the "Bluebeard' company when the Iro-
quois Theatre horror happened He was a thirty
third degree Mason and the funeral will be under
the auspices OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
cuoArE WASHINGTON DAY ORATOR.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 2t.-Joseph H Choate. OF New
vo-x has accepted an invitation to be orator OF
ths day at the Washington Birthday exercises OF
thes University of Pennsylvania Inc university
80 .,,,ohe- or wears has observed Washingtons
p.-+ba.v as the most important occasion Of its
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
APPOINTMENTS BY JUSTICE Belts.
J. r. Sloane on Ashokan Board and r. L.
Cutting on Catskill Aqueduot Board.

Kingston " Y Dec 21.-Justce Belts in the
Supreme Court. to-day appointed James Renwick
Sloane of New York City. an Ashokan Reservoir
commissioner to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Henry Smith, who was appointed
president OF the Park Board of Manhattan by
arax,or Mcclellan Justice Belts also appointed as
catskiH Aqueduct commissioners Byron L. DAVIS,
son Of Charles Davis State Water Commissioner OF
carper,ies. Robert l. Cutting Of New YORK. ana
John NJ Schoonmaker. OF Ulster county
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

AMONG LILO
from abroad were;
KoNIGIN LUISE
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph M.
Adrian.
w l.. Bowman.
Nr and Mrs. J. ]. Rogers.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. DAVIS
KRoNPRINZ WILHf
Due de Chaulnes.
Miss z. IT. Carow-
George A. ,Kessler.
Captain James Wallace Van
Dusen
BALTIC. FRO
MIR. and Mrs Herbert Tur-
tie.
Mrs. Sarah Wildoore-
George ]. Runz-
Mrs @. II. Makepeace.
Mrs. ]. C. Fender.
KAIsERIN AUGUSTE VIC
AIois Burgstalier.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Christie
Miss Anna r. Flint.
CAPTAIN W. L'ppy.
Miss L. Probasco.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
4 WEDDING I'M PARIS.

Paris Dec. 21.-Margaret Hurley, daughter Of
the late Michael Hurley. of Lynn. Mass. and Cap
tain Carlyle Mace Dunbar. Of the 2Dth British
uIussars were married in this city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
JOHN MITCHELL OUT OF DANGER.

rndianapolis, Dec. H-Dr. E. s. Hodges stated
to-day that John Mitchell. president Of the United
Mine Workers OF America. would undoubtedly re-
cover His condition had improved SO much to-
day after the operation that he is now out OF
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
rpANsATlANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers VINO arrived yesterday
from abroad were:

s who arrived yesterday
!. FROM NAPLES.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Rose.
Miss Mamie Tips.
DIR. and Mrs. Sherman z.
Wright.
Elm. FROM BREMEN.
Marquis de Salamanca
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic Dewitt
Wells.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Phelps
C. l.. Painter.
NJ LIVERPOOL
mir. and Mrs. D. A Holmes.
A. r. Pope
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Bishop
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Morgan.
tr.
-ToRrA, FROM HAMBURG
IL. +. Leland
Mr.. and Mrs. William Z.
Sterling.
lwiIliam r. steinway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
,Amrs 9. HILL STRICKEN.

~,.. rax Dec. 21.-James 3. Hill, general
ar.r+ os the Pennsylvania lines west of
,,..ssr-g "a seriously Ill at his ranch near here
- Stroke of paralysis, which involves the en-
Or. ,ef, side. AS he is sixty-eight years old. his
oaraItion Is considered critical
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

REI,MONT-H c. Todd Chicago. GRAND
zxsIter r IA con Philadelphia HOLLAND-G. D.
crabbs. cincinnati MAJEsTIc-afI; ltd Hide Toi5E
RF;CIS4cir Edgar Vincent. London. VICTORIA
" A Potter Los Angeles. WALDORF As
TTc;prIa Governor Curtis Guild ir. Massachusetts.
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POINTS WAY TO CALM DEpOSITORs.
Correspondent. Says to Abandon Claims to
Receiver to Simplify Bookkeeping.
r. +,o Editor NJ The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Cir. an, to-day sending the letter below to the
Hon Fr1Iyn Hasbrouck. of New Paltz. N T., per-
r,arent receiver of the Brooklyn Bank, hoping
+berebv TO relieve the minds of many smal! oe-
os,tora bv pointing a way gracefully to get out
Of what may be to some an embarrassing sltua-
tim 7 assume, of course, that any soluuoh VIII
be more acceptable than the humlliating one OF
being called after months OF waiting. TO receive
diyiaend of perhaps 3 per cent. with the attend
ant anxiety of waiting and hoping. The large de-
positors will. Of course have their trouoies' pu'
rnust be left TO work out their own salVatlon-
Since In the interest of the depositors, desire
mora publicity than Mr.. Hasbrouck may be able
or willing to give the matter. will thank you tor
publishing this letter in your valued paper.
Yours respectfully, M "a -
Brooklyn n. Y, Dec. Is, lsJ7
Brooklyn, n Y, Dec. IS. 1907.
LA t,ruvn Eashrouck New PaltZ, n. Y
sir am one CT ma many ggcsnrred sia to e that
IN te ms Tine of perpIexty confusion sugges
ton 10 those who like myself hia sia,i MANI MOI he
an omiss Nv suggestion is that the smaller depo5-
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tiement of the affairs of the institution pes6es A
relieving you of what are recognized Oh ai Sd''
o. bom suc simple method of extrication from
oan 9Tnp ma renaa H HS and
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20 ha made use of in such manner as to you may
see,n best hunlbly suggesting. however II .ae1e
NAV have the smallest voice IN tiie
dspI ~ what was once his money, that II be de-
eets5 in such proportion you may see ht' 70
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second Contingent expenses.
Third Current expenses
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Religious Notices.
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ALL ANGELS CHURCH. West End ave. Ee So
Rev s DE LANCEY TOWNSEND. d. d, Rector.
T5olv Communion m Morning Prayer and Sermon
by Rector II q m. Choral sysnsons. .. n scaogg1
welcome.
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MISUNDERSTANDING. at his late residence. S.rynae3
HiI Stapleton staten Island. pecem6er ~. William
II Bostwics. Funeral services At ST. Pau! Menofiai
Church Tompkinsviie. 8. l.. on Monday Deceaoes -.
At D N. Auburn. N. T.. pApesS pteess copv.
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- - ,a,,,.rsture Yesterday ~ degrees lowest 90.
HsheS. aYerage for corresponding date last zeal
average &c tfirty-three years 90
aNsihs1 orecsrf-Fair to-day: Monday sno" of ie'i'
80 yartabe winds. becoming eastefs'
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will b
,.uhl,sheS In the Tr-WeekIy Tribune without extra
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Died..

,r.t,ce, Of and deaths must be ndorsed
.., <ru >ame and address,
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
oaisiaI Record and Forecast--washington. D

<,rss,.I E.cord and Forecast.-washington Dec IL
strong area OF high pressure now central over tle
as Atlantic states effectively controls the weather IN
Northern Eastern districts 1t has pfeVehed ri'
ara as result fair weather has prevailed generally IN
Ell districts except in Florida along the Gulf Coast and
, Texas where has fallen In the Texas fahahae
rs an Western Kansas heavy has fallen KAN
bas also fallen north Pacic Coast states mo
has the upper MISSISSIPPI faley-
Rain is indicated for Sunday TN the Gun states ne
the south Atiafitic
lo~ss s an the Ohio and middle Mississippi valleys
% area OF precipitation will doubtless oYetsprea6 re
ne - 49, a,S tte middle Atlantic Monday Tenn
r.res viii rise slowly in Northern ana Eastern ois
.-nu,.as coas.
middle Atlantic coast hsht
a,onp The south Atlantic coast fresh ard possl-
s northeast along the east Gulf coast fresh eas
~ Io-r the west Cuff fresh west 10 Northwest
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wFITE-At St Paurs Chapel Columbia
HOWE, on December q. by the Right Rev David
u D. assisted by the Rev. G. A Oldham.
n Mead Howels and Abby. daughter Of Horace
White. Esq
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fair 10 day aad Monday fresh west WINDS
ror Eastern New York Eastern Fehnsyi'anA' N'"
Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair taay snow of 'a'n
$780, light variable winds. becoming east -, .
49, ,b. District Columbia and virginia. ialr 70
saye snow or rain tonight and RonaaV' 'aapie o''
becoming fresh west .. ,a,, ,,.a ,o-ssv. rain and
aIneI ysern New York fair to-day with high south
g. 81 ,snss. snow or rain Monday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

-, rcac,al Record.-The following Official record
., weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
,cr the last twenty-four hours in comparison
-. q, .arzexnnriinr date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-22

Parker. Mary d.
Poucher. Mary 2.
Skinner. Charles NJ.
Stanton. Bridget.
Sullivan. Michael
Underhili. PAMELA
Van Cott. NahaiA
vandergaw. John
windels. John II.
Young. Mary A
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-22
SEVEN MEN KILLED OUTRIGHT
Two Explosions Take Place I'm the
johnson Mine No. I at Price
burg, Pa.

Scranton, Pa, June 19.-Seven men
were killed outright and two others
seriously injured in two explosions OF
mine gas In the Johnson No. I mine,
at P-iceburg. The first explosion was
caused by the carelessness OF door
caused by the carlesness OF door
tender who, by leaving the door open,
allowed gas 10 accumulate In the work,
ings. One1nan was injured as re-
suit OF this explosion. The second
explosion which resulted in the death
OF seven men, and the injury OF an
other, occurred from the ignition Of
the deadly fire damp which accumui-
ated after the first explosion.
The dead are: William Weisher.
miner: Frank Burdock, electrician;
Walter Kilcavage. John Kilcayage,
John Dimion and Mike ShlnIski, labor.
e-s; one man so badly mangled II Is
impossible 10 identify the body.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-22
QUIET RE|GNS IN
DOMAIN OF CAR
News of the Dissolution of
Parliament Is Received
in Silence.

ST. Petersburg, June 1s.-St. Peters
burg received with surface serenity
the news that Emperor Nicholas had
dissolved the duma and, with large
detachments OF foot soldiers and
cavalry In evidence at every street
corner and machine guns sweeping
every public square. no outbursts or
disturbances occurred.
Swift action was taken by the gov
eminent against the social democratic
deputies. whom the duma was ordered
10 expel and surrender that they might
be tried for high treason Soon after
the dispersal 90 the lower house nine
OF the sixteen leaders mentioned by
name IN the government indictmnt
were arrested. Including Prince Tzert.
zeretell and NJ Dzhaparidge The re
naming seven escaped.
Tclcerams from practically every
city in the empire announce that the
news of the dissolution Of parliament
was received quietly and with almost
an entire absence Of demonstrations.
Even AZ Odessa and kiev no disturb.
nnces occurred The project Of police
Of Kiev issued orders that no demon.
STATIONS on the part OF the reaction.
lists or revolmtionists be allowed and
that no open discussion ot the dlssolu.
ton % parliament will be permitted
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-06-22

Latter. However. says She Never Was
Married to the Man Who
Claims Her.

Port Huron. Mich. June is.~-Ben-
jamin Relyea. clerk In Grmnell Bros
music store here. * bereft OF tha bride
whom he says he married July IL.
l'"hi. nearly n year ago, lp sarnla, She
was Miss Bessie May .kenlall- ste
rographer for the ST. clair Abstract
pany. The affair was kept secret
recently. and when the girls
.ler was told OF II she N said 20
~ate ordered Belyea from the house.
Belyea h almost heartbroken and
says that he will appeal 20 thu courts.
We're married and they cannot take
her away from me-" said Belyea with
tears streaming down his checks, and
he showed n certificate which purports
that they were married by Rev. J.
Reeny, Of Sarnla. "Bessleis mother
was, all right up 10 the time we in
formed lfer Of our marriage" says
Belyca "all was war then. She
wouldn't reason with us anu she has
talked 10 my wife until she is now
against me" The girl denies that she
was married 10 Belyea.