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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
KING EDWARDiS PLANS
Pdrtiament's Opening Dates of
C0urts-Wr. Reds Return.

London Jan. 26.-king Edward will return here
from Windsor Castle IN tho coming Ueal, n onan
d series Of notable ceremonies connected with +h.
~'i.o"h season The Most important of these will
= ''.e opening OF Partiament on February 10 when
"ie Ni'ls mas announced his intention Of being
P'''seht with the Queen at fun state ceremonial
= IL" Gays later his majesty will hold the first
- oI me season I'm the throne room of 81
'"'''eS taIace The first court follows on Febrt,-
- - IN the ballroom AT Buckingham Palace fo-
me members OF the diplomatic CORDS ana there
"ll ne second levec ard another co,yt n ,vaal-
a"'F. number % Americans. II "a exrec.ed will
be presented 'O' "''
ne return OF Ambassador Reid .yho landed from,
t'e taihana to-day. will reoEeu the festivities ~
DoIc'estef House and will give the ambassador an
Ai'"' ''"lhty 10 attend the reassembling Of Paria-
.'e"I ana 10 take part in questions coming before
ne Il4hlsIfY, including the conferences with Nj
"e -AaTtehs, % St. Petersburg. on the date and
Hague. " "
he departure o: James Bryce the new Ambassa-
GOT TO the United States. in the middle of February
monies
,s sing Edward is planning to spend the winter AT
bldIIltZ' ana expects TO visit King Alfonso at
Madlio In the first week OF April after which he
VII WI BOARD the royal yacht for a cruise in the
a,' t tIanean, touching at Naples. Corfu. Athens
r. The first Cabinet council prior to the meeting OF
4 az ildhieht has been called for February l. when
- II IeLeNeo grant from the imperial eXchequer
10 Jamaica VIII oe proposed ard the SMettenhsm
a!SlI VIII also be disposed. Of.
r.ILShllfr SIR Henry Campbell Bannerman and the
,, pol+iSn secretary, Sir Edward Grey, arranging
sian Ambassador.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
FUNERAL OF SENATOR ALGER.
Body Taken to Detroit After Services in
Washington.

Washington. Jan. 26.-A special train OF six cars
bearing the body of Senator Russell Alexander Al
ger OF Michigan. left Washington on the PennsyI-
vania railroad o'clock this afternoon. and Is
scheduled TO reach the Senator's home. Detroit.
1880 tomorrow morning
Mrs AIger and her FIVE children and other rela-
tives were accompanied the train by Senators
burrows. Warren, Scott. Foster Dick and Crane
and Representative Gardner, Loud DENLY, Will
fam Alden Smith, Townsend ana Fordney. Of Mich
isan; Representative Burton, of Delaware; Repre-
sentative Ds ArmOnd. Of Missouri and several
ether members OF the House
President Roosevelt. Vce-Presidens Fairbanks
Chief Justice Fuller Of the United States Supreme
Court. Secretaries Root, Taft, Shaw and Hitchcock
Postmaster General Cortelyou. NJ. JussGrand the
French Ambassador TO the United States and Mr..
Ouesada. the Cunan Minister TO this country, were
among the scores OF prominent officials and dplo-
mats who attended tire funeral at tho AIger home.
In 18TH street. early IL the afternoon. Four troops
Of cavalry and the 18th Cavalry Band escorted the
body the station, but the band dd not play. the
procession being unlike the ordinary military escort
IN this particular
The services we're unusually simple, consisting
merely Of BRIEF eulogy and prayer by Or. Wallace
Radcliffe. pastcr OF the New York Avenue Presby-
teriau Church. and "A short tribute and prayer by
the Rev. DIR. Edward Everett Hale. chaplain Of the
senate and warm personal friend of Senator
AlgeT There was no music at the services, except
the bugle blasts In front Of the house. which an
uounced the arrival u the President
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
CAR HONORS MR. MEYER.
Co"fcrs on Retiring ambassador
Gordon Of Neuski Order.

ST Petersburg, Jan. 26.-Arnbassador Never was
received by Emperor Nicholas in special audience
this afternoon and presented his letters OF recall.
Secretary Bliss assumed the direction Of Amer
lean Embassy as charGA d'affares ad interim At
The close Of the ambassadors audience. which last
ca half an hour. ana marked by great cordial
ity, the Emperor personally conferred Mr.. Meyer
The Grand Gordon Of the Alexander Nevski Order.
Mr. Meyers services ambassador ended when
he presented his letters Of recall
Mr. Meyers audience was marked by all the
state ceremony OF the Russian Court As a special
mark OF favor he met in the imperial pavilion
OF the railroad station at St Petersburg by Prince
Dolgorouki grand marshal Of the court: Count
Hendrifof and Baron Korf respectively first and
second grand masters Of the ceremonies. and
Baron Ramsay first gentleman Of the bedchamber.
who escorted him TO TsaTskoe- -Selo and back TO St
Petersburg His Majesty's private train was pro-
vided for the trip At the Tssrskoe- SeIo station
Mr. Meyer entered a glded state coach, drawn by
four white horses. with liveried outrlders and an
escort Of the Emperor's Own Cossacks, and was
driven 10 the palace in solitary state the court
was met At the palace by the Princess Csa!tzin,
grand mistress OF the court and Count BenkVn-
,neoiately into the presence Of the Emperor After
the presentation of mis- letters Of recall the Emperor
and the Empress engaged Mr.. Meyer in informal
conversation. expressing their regret his DEPART
IRE and cordial wishes for his welfare and asking
him 10 transmit greetings TO President Roosevelt.
The Order Of Alexander Nevsk is one of the
Catherine II. The insignia consist of broad
scarlet ribbon across the breast and fastening
At the hip with jewelled cross, and large silver.
Mr Meyer VIII leave 81. Petersburg on January
% and VIII attend the fancy dress bail be given
By Ambassador and Mrs. Tower IN Berlin next
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DAVID WAKEFIELD.

M arheld making his re-entrance in New
York after remarkably successful tour OF many
cIuss- VIII appear tomorrow night at the Academy
or Music IN the play Of The Music Master" with
WHICH MS name has been so long and SO pleasantly
sOc'a'ed' and doubtless he will be greeted with a
SCI So "eicOne- The play. which utilIzes dramatic
material long existent In an earlier ana bstta f,
10 interesting by reason OF it's good story and I'M
pressVe upon the feelings by reason OF its touching
iiicidents and good dramatic effects. The iuper-
sohsuon or the old musician. by Mr. warheld. pos-
sesses Photographic actuality. warmed with emo
non % anu coiored by fancy. Such plays are health
ful in their influence and Mr.. WarAeld Ga one of
tne rev actors OF this period who while imparting
pleasure help to dignity common life and Improve
the intellectual and moral tone Of society. He VIII
remain at the Academy four weeks and the theatre
should be fuI all the time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
COLUMBIA GOT s7.s47.771 IN YEARS
Of Which Nearly sl.so0.0Oo Was Received
in 1906.

u vas announced at Columbia University yes
'erday that in the last ve wears gifts in money
he varous corpora tons included fin the university
had amounted 70 S7e4777 81 Last year 81 2sa 800 7s
was received. which sOO a2S IS went directly 10
Columbia, exclusive Of Barnsrd, Teachers College
and the College Of Pharmacy. Fer buildings and
grounds ss2s 755 ao was given and 10 establish trust
funds. s3Ss .s57 s.
II was elso announced that there was prospect
= further exchange Of professors between Co
tumble snd foreign universities similar to the
Tsngement between Columbia and the Prussian
Ministry Of Edlcation Sir Arthur Rucker, prinei-
pal of the University Of London has already indi-
cated his desire 10 make such arrangement
T1th the university. The educators Of France and
lfsly are also becoming interested in the subject
Regarding the interchange President Butler said
The universities always alert where great pub
lie interests are concerned. may lend their power
ful aid 20 the promotion of peacs ana good will
between nations by seeing to il that the youth Of
every country are given opportunity 20 know
snd 10 understand the point Of view Of the people
= other nations. II Is not only a academic
interchange that this king is important: il
has far reaching and international significance" ="
pr. Schumacher, who here from the
University Of Berlin. gave his last lecture eco
nomics at Columbia Friday. He will spend
some time studying economic conditions in the
South and West before returning 10 Germany.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
THE DRAMA.
ELLEN TERRY.

The return Of Miss Ellen Terry TO the American
stage Is an important theatrical event. and prob
aoy it VIII attract much public attention. Miss
Terry VIII appear tomorrow night. az the Empire
CaPtain Brassbound's Conversion The piece has
long been in print and IL Ia well known to readers
OF such compositions. Interest. however, centres
IN the actress. Miss Terry gained her sminence in
works Of far more worth and import than are
found In anything that ever proceeded from the
pen or Mt Shaw II is the eOnsummats and best
representative OF Shakespeare's Beatrice and Porta
ever seen In our time that viii be welcomed by this
community. Present enjoyments are sometimes
ceeded by pleasures OF memory
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

MISS Blanche Bates. who finished her very pros
porous engagement at the Academy last night act
hs' with brilliant ability IN THE Girl OF the Col
den "est. has started on a Western tour and
Will visit Chicago. Kansas City and many other
important theatrical centres. Miss Maude Adams
closed successful New York season last night, at
the Empire Theatre, acting IN Peter PAN and
she Will now present that fancifu play I'm other
eltes..Aiss Clara BiOOdgOOd ended her engage
ment at the Criterion Theatre last night, but she
VIII give three performances this week. on the
afternoons OF January %. 50. and February I. at
the Lyceum Theatre. appearing in the play OF
Truth" The actress Is earnest and interesting
The play is dulI... The tedious and disgusting plat
Of John the Baptist will have it's last perform
anca at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow night. Miss
Julia Marowe's professional distinction has not
been enhanced by her appearance in the repulsve
character Of salome. Subjects OF that kind should
be left to the scavenSers OF the stage. On Tuesday
evening Miss Marlowe and Mr. SOtheTn will appear
in a drama by Mr. Percy 1Iaekaye, on tho old story
Of Jeanne dATc......MT. Cyril Scott finished his
week of The Prince Chap at the Lincoln Square
Theatre last nig1t and he will be succeeded there
on Monday night by Miss Camille D'Arvfle. in
THE Belle of London Town MFR. Wilton Lack
aye will close his engagement at the Manhattan
Theatre next Saturday night. His performance Of
Jean Vatican In Les Miserables.'' will repay at
tenton. because IL is able and sincere...-.A play
by Mr. Sydney Rosenfeld called The Aero Club
will be produced az the Criterion Theatre tomorrow
night II relates to balloon ascension. Miss Lulu
Gisser will appear In it....The current attraction
at the West End Theatre Is the clever and amusing
play Of "A Message from Mars" No novelty OF
special importance IS IN prospect the local stage
before the close Of the present season. The most
interesting will be the re-entrance OF Richard
Mansfield on February 25..-...Mr. ]. E. Dodson m
tends 10 make a tour Of the vaudeville theatres.
acting Brewster IN Waterloo, character created
bv Henry Irving Wv.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
FORGIVENESS FOR MscouNT AND BRIDE
10y Telegraph % Tho iriouae.

Colorado Springs COLI Jan. 26.-Eiscount Leon
1,honrs who was dlsinherited by his father, Count
tI-, TTrih,urc of Afarseilles came with his young
b,.ide TO a ranch near here, and until to-day the
corpe did manual labor to support themselves To-
dsv forgiveness came in cable dispatch, together
with 81 Oo9 and an urgent request to return hcae
The couple started tonight for France
The marriage occurred on October II village
raar NIarseilles The bride was Helene Gree, a
peasant girl week was spent in New York. and
Wien Colorado was reached all funds were eX-
bausted. and the couple took work on ranch at
Little Buttes. The work not remuneTative and
rovertv pnched where afluence had been previously
enjoyed.
Il tried hard 10 get work elsewhere. but failed.
and was glad 10 meet Harding. who wanted man
ana wife TO take general charge of the ranch house
and cook meals for six hired hands said the Wis
count 81 wrote TO my father and after three
months hls forgiveness came
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DANIEL SIDNEY APPLETON SUED.
Wife Wants 100000 Fund Turned Over
to Proper Trustee or Trust Company.

Justice Amend. Of the Supreme Court signed an
order yesterday granting the petition Of the law
firm Of Joline. Larloin & Rathbone to serve Daniel
Sidney Appleton by publication in an action
brought by Mrs Appleton for accounting of
Sl000SO which the defendant holds in trust for his
wife and their four children. Mir. Appleton is the
agent in Great Britain of the publishing firm Of
II. Appleton CO.. his father being ono ot the
founders of the firm. HC IL now living at his Lon
don home No. 90 Ennismore Gardens. He is well
known socially i'm this city and is member OF
the MorrstOwn and Calumet clubs.
From the affidavit of Mrs. Appleton who was
Miss Jessica Cuyler Branham before her mar
riage It appears that there has been estrange
ment between her and her husband. Mr. Apple
ton left this city for London last October, an
uouncing that he would not return Since then
his wife says, she has not seen him Their emil
drcr, who are also made parties to the suit, are
Daniel sldney. IT, Mildred. Malyina and Georgia
The complainant alleges that by tho terms Of an
agreement made between herself and husband, In
February. 1890, prior To their marriage she was 10
receive the interest and income Of SiVOVU lett 10
Mr. Appleton b. his mother. Mrs M&lv!na Apple
ton who died in 1873 Upon tho death o. tho Wlte
It was agreed that the interest and income should
go 10 the children and upon their reaching the age
OF twenty-one years the trust money was to he
given to them In equal proportion The tTGst fund
created for the support and education OF the
children. ana the father made the trustee.
Mrs Appleton alleges that Nj. Appleton has
neglected and refused to give an accounting, and
asks the court to appoint as trustee suitable
person or trust company and also to order her
husband to turn over 20 the person or company 80
appointed the $l000J which ne now holds.
Miss Branham was married TO Mr. Appleton IN
Atlanta on April 10, 1880 and In November OF tie
samo year Mr.. Appetons father Daniel sidney
Appleton died. BY his will, It is said. the dc
fendant inherited the residuRry estate, amounting
tn SAhlfsn
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
NEW BARITONE HERE.

Mario Sanmsrco the new barytons, who VIII
make his first appearances in this country az the
Manhattan Opera House Friday night. arrived here
Yesterday on La Lorraine. Ths steamer came up
from Quarantine a snowstoTm, and a rather
chilly wind blew about the deck. the singer. who
exceedingly careful OF his throat did not venture
outside the cabin. The ooTtholes were frosted and
siynor Sammarco was unabls to get the customary
first impression Of New ork from the Lower Bay.
The barytons said he was in excellent voice and
was anxious % get into harness. Sammarco viii
make his FIRST appearance Friday evening as
Tonic in Leoncayallo's II Pagliscci" his favorits
rOla
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
H.H. ROGERS. JR.. MILITIA ORGANIZER
Son Of Standard Oil Man Forms New Com
pany in 18th Regiment.

new company IN the 18th Regiment, to b
known as Company L. is being organized by Lieu
tenant H. Fl. Rogers. tr-- OF Company c. son Of
H. II. Rogers. Of the Standard Oil Company. As
slssins Lieutenant Rogers are ex-Sergeant j. J.
Dean. Of the 22d Regiment who Is 70 be fiTsr SER
Eeant and ex-CorporaI Fred" Mseks. also OF the
22d Regiment. who Is 70 be first duty sergeant
Those wishing TO Join the new company are to apply
at the armory on Thursday night. Former msm-
bers Of the National Guard VINO have been honor
ably discharged are invited to Join. The new COM
mand Is known about the aEmory as 'the Standard
OIL Company
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DINNER FOR PRESIDENT BUTLER.

Two hundred guests were present last night at a
dinner in honor of President Nicholas Murray But
Ter OF Columbia University al the. University Club.
Frooklyn last night. The interior OF the club
house at No l27 South Elliott Place was decorated
in the colors of Columbia University. and n SOU
v4air programme was supplied 70 each diner. Wal
ter r. Gunnison principal OF Erasmus HaH Hish
School acted as toastmHster. and the speakers VINO
followed Dr Butler were Daniel =. Beard. the
artist. Bellnore Browne. the explorer; Joseph G..
Lincoln. the author and Rohcrt WatchoTn, Commits
sloner OF Immigration. The University GIee Cub
an- colIego songs between the courses OF the din-
uar
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
WANTS FREE TELEPHONE REMOVED.

Although the number of city officials who want
telephones for which the city pays. in their homes
IS steadily Increasing. Controller Metz has found
III least one vino insists upon the removal of his
telephone. Park Commissioner Herman. who OBJ
jecfs 70 the telephone explains his request as
follows: Maybe a telephone supplied free by the
city is q nice thing TO have in your home. but ifs
not nice 10 have some cali you 10 The telephone
3 T. N. and tell you the Zoo elephant has
stomach ache. OF that the hippopotamus has an
irritating cough Under such circumstances n man
has small sympathy fOr the elephant and he s
likely dislike even city telephone.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
Mss HARRlgr eggcHsR STOWE DEAD.

Simsbury. Conn. Jan. 26-M,ss Harriet Beecher
Stowe. daughter OF the author OF Uncle Toms
Cabin. died here tonight aged seventy years Miss
Stowe had made her home here for many years. On
January l. she suffered a stroke OF paralysis
which finally caused her death tonight. Miss
Stowe was niece Of Mrs. Isabella Beeche-
Hooker who dted In Hartford yesterday. She leaves
Rev. Charles f.. Stowe, Of Bridgewater Mass
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
EXPLOSION oFF FIRE ISLAND.

Ifroal Tie Tribune Burehul
Washington Jan. 15.-Several hundred poGnds OF
dynamite win be exploded OF Tire Island to-rnor-
row or next day IN an EFFORT destroy the sunken
barge Annie X Ash, which has become menace
% nav.g CATION. Captain Ros-. chief OF the revenue
cutter serv.ce to-day ordered the cutter Mohawk
proceed to where the deielici is buried and de-
siroy her 'rse Ash sank January 20. eleven
miles southeast OF F-e Island, and, according TO
long distance telephone message received b. Cap
tain Ross to-day. tile masthead OF the barge is
above the surface OF the water. and part Of her
bulk lies so sar TIE Iine thar vessel IS likely
be damaged.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
GETS HOUSE AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS
MI. Vanderbilt Buys Place at Biltmore That
Negro Held for Big Sum.
nv Te!egraph to'rhe Tribune. ]

Asheville. y. C. Jan. 2s-Charles Collinss famous
cabin adjoining the BlltmoTe estate. in George W.
Vandsrbilts grounds. known "the house that
Vanderbilt could not buy" transferred 10 Mr..
Vanderbilt to-day.
Collins IL "a Negro hack driver. aud a few years
ago went 20 Pittsburg. He has been holding out
for fifteen years for n great for his house and
at one time coud have got small fortune from
Mr. Vanderbilt. but the latter withdrew all his Of
fers few years ago and told Collins that he would
make him standing offer OF 5000 Collins's cabin
and land cost him $500
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Andrew Dorsett. Of Hcboken. elshty-thres years
old. committed suicide yesterday By hanging him
self post OF the bed Re had slept IN for the
last sixty years. His daughter-in-law. Mrs. Ahra-
ham Dorsett. with whom he lived az No. 104 sth
street. Hoboken. found his body For almost half
century Dorsett was an engineer on the Hohokrn
ferrybosts. When the Hob0ken ferries passed
from the hands Of the Stevens family, about ten
years ago he was -euirsd on pension
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
coLumsrgs HAMILTON HALL FINISHED.

Hamilton Hall, the now home OF Columbia Col
lsge, Is completed. and the formal opening viii
take pIane on Saturday The new hall, which is at
the southwest corner OF Amsterdam avenue and
18th street. has accommodations for 200 students
shout two thousand than the total enrolment
- the college nf present Besides this. there are
Oflces for the doss aild INSTRUCTOR who are now
ocesgying quarters ~ a bslidrg which was for
sn.riy a Part 81 The BlOomingdale insane Asylum
% cOnneefIon with The opeang % Hamilton Hait
VIII - he Esffeaflyl ~ tise new - sall :. p'.b
N winch The l4TG, ee.B.es va % leic neAt S4ldnss
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
PRESIDENT SENDS DOUBLE" PORTRAIT
IBv Teiegrapli - III

T5v TeTeEiapIl
NiddetowT. \. l.. Jcn 81 William Homes
tho rninister-editor OF The Roscoe-Rockland Re-
view" has iust received photograph Of PTesi-
dent Roosevelt bearing the following inscription
T., the Presidents handwriting: With hearty good
wishes 10 ar and Mrs. L. William Homes Qnclud-
ing the Teddy bear)."
Los ofton been mistaken for him He has met the
ITssiGent several times and the latter each time
smoke of the resemblance.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
GEORGE ADes MOTHER DEAD.

hentland Ind. Jan. 25.-MTs. John Ade mother
of George ACE Gied to-day from heart disease She
vas born in 1888 Cheviott, Ohio. ami with her
husband celebrated the ftieth anniversary Of their
marriage in 1901. six children survive her.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
DELAWARE VALLEY SOCIETY DINNER.

At the twelfth annual dinner of the Delaware
Valley Society r the Hotel Astor last night, the
only speaker was Congressman Bennett who was
born at Tri-States, the banks Of the Delaware.
He had as his topic The Desirable Immigrant
Pr sident John A. Potter, ex-Presdent Charles
White and Thomas r. Norris were some Of the
guests who made up for the lack OF speeches b$
singing oIdtime songs and modern parodAs
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

POSTAL INFORMATION. RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE ia.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
SEND PROTEST TO THE PRESIDENT.
Boone and Crockett Club Receive Word Of
Wanton Destruction OF Elk.
10y Teiegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Louisville. Jan. 26-DestructiOn OF elk In Wyoming
has called forth letter OF protest from Brent Alt
scheIer we'll known sportsman. who has been IN
that country hunt. He says the game laws
are constantly being violated especially by poach-
ers and pOthunteTs seeking TO set elk teeth and
heads
Through the Boone and Crockett Club OF New
york President Roosevelt was informed OF the COM
plsnt and he has asked Mr. AltsGheler % send him
flrther particulars regarding what he in the
west A copy OF the letter TO the New York club
MAS sent 70 President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
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c. apss PrvaSs snd pL5lte sTnoUa1css Tel 1924 Cnessa
Rev Stephen Merritt the worId-1!ds-knoVvn under
only place of business. sea feth St
largest in the vorld. Tel 124 and 125 Chsssa
Ra not deceived. We the only
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