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New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
FIRST Y. N. C. A. BUSINESS LECTURE.
Thomas E. Dockrell Tells of the Importance
of knowledge of Details.

The first lecture of the course in business man
agement at the West Side branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association was delivered last
night by Thomas Z. Dockrell. on THE Systematic
ing of Information for the Individual or organiza-
ton
Mr. Dockrell dwelt on the Importance to busi-
ness men In gathering all available information re-
garding their respective industries and carefully
filing II away Thorough information he said, was
a valuable asset to every business.
Speaking OF newspapers and advertisers, Mr.
Dockren said that the advertiser does not care
20 know that a newspaper has Installed a new
press or has increased It's advertising: what he
wants in the way OF information is to know the
ability OF the newspaper TO sell goods in given
territory.
Each lecture to be delivered in the business course
Is TO be practical synopsis OF the most progressive
point of view In regard to the subject treated
some of the other lecturers and their subjects will
be: Joseph P. Day, FOLLOW Up Method; J. New
ton Gum, 1.-The Management of a Factory; H
E. Davidson. organizing and Selling Force; c.
Il Ingerson. Planning Business Campaign:
r. NJ Leach, of r. II. Macy & Co... System In
Retail Store"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

and Bronx Geological Garden.
Bazaar Of nations for Home Destitute Crippled
Children. Waldorf. afternoon and evening.
Meeting National League OF Baseball Clubs. Waldorf.
Unveins memorial tablet Dr. Oliver D. Clark Boys
High School, Brooklyn. 3:45 p. m.
Ghareh 2Se and ID Toaa eTa6s
Meeting American Institute OF Electrical Englneers
p. m.
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Alumni Association dinner.
Meeting of the Patria club. Hotel Savoy $50 p. m
Lecture by Or. s. A. Mitchell The Moon" Flushing
Fiashins long Island p @ f%S Free Union street.
s'Rs N;" N S0! ao @ss Sa SRs
p.
Address by General Booth from City Hall steps IL
Talk Current Hl;or by Miss Jsnss Richards
of 1912. Deimonicos 10:45 m
Ad'0HnSq meetng i Of the Post Parliament Waldorf
Mrs John Bartholomew on The Madonna in Art
meeting of the Universalist Women's Alliance All
Souls Church. Ocean and Dtmas avenues. Brook
lyn. IL a. m.
Meeting of the Century Theatre Club. Hotel Astor.
Business meeting Washington Heights Chapter.
Daughters ,, OF the American Revolution Washing
bazaar OF nations for the benefit OF the New York
Home for Destitute Crippled Children. Waldorf
Astoria, afternoon and evening
Free lectures Of the Board Of Education. p. m
W6ssh @ sh 9th 65Ge' oa 6esr G
aeters': Public School 30 No 224 East ssth street
School 3s. Dominick. Clark and Broome streets.
Public School 4O No. $50 East Goth street Mrs
Life" Public School d. Broadway academy street
and Vermilyea avenue Stephen Pierce Duggan.
The Federal Executive: The President Public
William FARLEY How Switzerland Is Governed
streets, Ira K. Morris. Life and Times OF
Burr Public School 100. Suffolk and Riv
ington streets. Henry Collins Walsh. The Land OF
the Moor: Institute Hall, No. 21S East 1Odth
Willis Fletcher Johnson, The Spanish
Islands; West Side Neigh borhOod House, No. sol
West 50th street, Haven Emerson Milk for
Babies. Invads and People IN Health; Young
Mems Benevolent Association. No. 311 East Broad
way Professor James Walter Crook. Problems OF
Population and Poverty; Public School =. 169th
street anI Third avenue W. Wallace KHr Pro
duction and Supply OF Electricity by Central Sta
ton; Public School s Mosholu Parkway, Briggs
and Bainbrldge avenues. Bedford Park Professor
Charles L. Harrington. Electric Lamps; Public
School II. FOrdham avenue near Main street. City
Island, Richard 4. Pprdy "shakesDeare's Julius
Cesar 90; Public School 2S. Anthony and fremont
avenues Professor Georges Castegnier Joan
Beaumont and Cambreleng avenues Miss Char
school ss jerome avenue. north Of 1s4th street.
tions'; Public School 36 Avenue c, between sth
and 9th streets. Unonport Raymond L. Ditmars.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
NEW PASTOR WARNED ABOUT AUTOS.

The Rev. DR.. Edgar Whitaker work was IN
- =. ,,astor OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. west End avenue and slst street last
-irtt Dr Work comes from Colorado Springs
where no was pastor Of the First Presbyterian
C.burch Previous to that he was professor OF
Biblical literature in the University o. "00''ei'
Wooster. Ohio. =, .to
The Rev. Dr Anso- p. Atterbury pastor OF the
,9orp presbyterian Church, who delivered one OF
the addresses Of welcome to the new pastor. toIu
him he would meet with many oiscourasIne t'--eS -
~, - "a, rl 1--WE people of this neighborhOod own
Goo many automobiles I'm afraid, ne said' ana
those horrible machines have to be kept golhs'
even II II means absence from Sunday service OF
defaults in pew rents. We must wOrK tosetne'' Gil
=, -. and we are sure then TO be successful.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
EX-M0NARCH DYING.
Title Of Grand Duke of Tuscany
VIII No5g Disappear.

Austrias court is about TO be plunged into mourn
,nr by the impending demise OF one OF the princi-
nal members OF the imperial House of Hapsbure
ferdinand ~, last Grand Duke Of Tuscany. and
-hose title as such will disappear with the close
- his troubled life. He is critically i'll bevond
tope of recovery, and his death may be looked for
at any moment. Born considerably over seventy
years ago, he a young man of twenty-t three
or twenty-four when his father. Grand Duke
Teopold H. abdicated in his favor the throne of
7uscany in the vain hope OF preserving II TO his
family. The Tuscans would not. however. hear OF
any continuation OF the Hapsburg regime and
were particularly averse to Ferdinand. who had
excited their Indignation by his excesses of every
kind and in particular by his treatment of his
Argt wife. Princess Anna Of Saxony, who was
universally beloved at Florence and. indeed,
throughout the grand duciy. So his subjects drove
tirn out OF his capital the Arno to seek refuge
With his father and his other relatives in Austria
voting for the annexation of his dominions to
those OF King Victor Emmanuel OF Sardinia in 1850
since then Grand Duke Ferdinand has made
his home altogether in Austria, maintaining sort
os miniature court at Salzburg. and treated in
Austria with all the honors due TO a foreign
sovereign. He stands very near in the line of
succession TO the Austrian throne. Next to Fran
els Ferdinand, the heir apparent the latter S
TWO young nephews. Charles Francis and Maxi
milan sons OF his second brother, the late Arch
duke Otto; then his third brother. Archduke
Charles Louis who. infatuated with the daughter
Of Professor Czuber, Of the Vienna University,
srears that he will never wed any unless he
can marry her. After that comes the only sur
ytying brother o! Emperor Francis Joseph. name
~ Louis Victor: but he has long been afflicted
with softenng OF the brain. and for several years
past under restraint incurable paretic in
one OF the imperial chateaus near Salzburg. Next
10 him in the line OF succession ranks the now
dyfng Grand Duke OF Tuscany. The grand duke,
who IN addition TO his other maladies has also
become completely blind. has had his condition
greatly aggravated by the latest escapade OF his
erring daughter. the ex-Crown Princess of Saxony.
and also by the recent divorce and remarriage OF
his eldest son. ex-Archduke Leopold.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
ROBSON TO SUCCEED MASON.

Andrew Robson has been engaged by the Shu-
berts to succeed John Mason as Alexis Karenin
I'm ANNA Karenina." Mr. Robson for many
years associated with Charles Coghlan. Mr.. Mason
is now in New York, rehearsng 1.-The Witching
Hour" a new play by Augustus Thomas. in which
he will impersonate the chief character. The first
performance of this play here will take place on
the 18th inst at the Hackett Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington. Nov. T.
Since wednesday, night the storm in the
moved slowly 10 the lower st. Lawrence Valley, with
slowly decreasing intensity. and rains high winds
continued generally in the middle Atlantic states. New
England and lower lake region with also little snow
along Lake Ontario Over the remainder the country
fair weather continues Temperatures considerably
above the in the lower Missouri and
lower Mississippi valleys the Southwest but else
where they differ greatly from the seasonal
There rain Friday in the central Rocky
Mountain region and probably local rains the lower
Missouri lower Arkansas and middle Mississippi valleys
extending Friday night saturday Into Ohio alley
and Tennessee There will be local Friday
an the Michigan peninsula. With these exceptions the
weather will b. generally fa- Friday and Saturday over
the II will DO colder Friday the districts
where rains indicated and the
south Atlantic the Ohio Valley
Steamers daparting Friday for European ports will
have diminishing west Winds with fair weather. to the
Grand Bank
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
ROYAL ATAVISM.

The grand duke who has become very religious
IN his old age, cannot fail TO in the scandals
that have overtaken HIS two eldest children retri
button for the excesses of his own youth and also
a certain amount OF atayism. The latter should be
taken into consideration In connection with the
cases Of the ex-Crown Princess Of Saxony and OF
her brother, the ex-Archduke Leopold OF their
fathers moral shortcomings have already spoken
Their mother, the present Grand Duchess of Tus-
cany IS the daughter Of that Infamous sovereign
Duke Charles III OF Parma. the scandals OF whose
private lie were unspeakably vile that when
murdered IN 1854 while engaged IN an unsavory in
trigue neither his family his government took
any trouble bring his assassns to justice. deem
ing It best for the dynasty to refrain from making
any attempt TO raise the veil Of senlI-mystery en-
strouding his fate. The Grand Duke OF Tuscany's
rnother-that is 70 say, the grandmother of the ex-
Crown Princess OF SaXony, and who died only nine
wears ago-was the sister OF King Ferdinand II OF
Naples popularity known as king Bomba' and as
King of the Iazzaroni.'' and renowned as the
most profiigate sovereign of his time. while
Bonaba's mother. in turn, was the dissolute Queen
Caroline OF Naples, the friend Of Emma, Lady
Hamilton and evil genius OF Lord Nelson. From
this Il VIII be seen that there IS plenty in the an
cestrv Of the ex-Crown Princess OF Saxony and OF
her brother, now known Leopold Wolhing. to
account for their deficiency OF moral sense and pro-
prety.
It IS the grand dukes second son. Archduke Jo-
seph who In default of his elder brother. will sue
ceed 70 the chieftainshp OF the so-called Tuscan
branch of the House OF Hapsburg and to his
fathers estates The Austrian government has set
Its face against any assumption by Archduke Jo-
seph OF the title OF Grand Duke Of Tuscany, which
Will therefore at the death of its present holder
become extinct.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
Special Notices.
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nR LONGS SIGHT NOT ENDANGERED
,n,, ro,erronb 10 The Tribune. !

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I
Stamford Conn, Nov. 7.-Dr- William j. Long
the nature writer, is recovering from an anectioh
20 ,ho eyes similar to that which threatened 10
- ,,fn, hind in December, 1901. He has had
n slight hemorrhage of the right eye. Hut his con-
dtion Is not now serious. He is cut of the dark
room and will be back at his literary work in the
course of few weeks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
ARMY OF TENNESSEE REUNION.

Vicksburg, Miss, Nov. 1.-The annual reunion
Of the Army Of the Tennessee began here to-day
Many visitors were present Among them were
General Frederick D. Grant, General o. o. How
society were guests OF the Vicksburg Board Of
Trade to-day. This afternoon a parade was
formed which moved TO the national military
park.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
MR. RIsPHAM,s RECITAL.

At his recital IN Mendelssohn Hall yesterday af-
ternoon Mr. David Bispham sang list of songs
which had chronological arrangement, which began
with Handel and ended with four young composers
who are In America to-day, namely Ernest Schel-
Hng Kurt SCHNEIDER Howard Brockway and Henry
F. Gilbert. Mr.. Schindler's "Faery Song" setting
Of Keatss poem, which has much beauty. was ac-
companed by the composer. and was enthusiastical-
" redemanded
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
TO PRESENT A JAPANESE ACTRESS.

George W. Sarnmis will present Fujiko jap
anese actress at Keith & Proctor's Fffty-eighth
Street Theatre next Sunday. This will be her first
appearance in America She will give impersona-
tions of several English players and close her per-
formance with a dance that Is said to be dis
tinctly novel Mr. Sammis has had scenery paint
ed by native artists for this performance.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
LIQUID AIR INVENTORS ESTATE.

Mneola, Long Island. Nov. 7.-According TO the
accounting made before Surrogate Edgar Jackson
here to-day Charles E. Tripler. inventor OF liquid
air was worth s1s l62. and his wife s2s976 79. Mr.
Triper died June 20. 1906, and his wife died en-
May OF the same year, at their Manhassett Hong
Island) estate. Lorenzo Triplei. of No. 121 West
l2d street. Manhattan son, made the accountngs
He and his sister, Mrs. Sophie ]. Beckert. OF No
sl4 West Hath street. Manhattan. inherit most of
the estates.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

GOTHAM-W. o. B. McDonough. San Francisco
MURRAY HILL-H G. Munger. Herkimer.
HOTEL ASTOR-D II. Wex. Hamburg. HOFF-
MAN-T. +. Crane. Ithaca. PLAZA-A. J. Nc
Clure. Albany. ST. REGIS-T. F. Mellen presi-
dent OF the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad. New Haven. WALDORF-ASTORIA-
II. z. Scott Boston
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
MUSICAL PLAY TO OPEN IN NEW HAVEN

The first performance of THE Girls from Ho-
land" a musical novelty In which Miss Vera Mi
chelena and Harry McDonough are to be featured
will be given at New Haven tonight. The piece
will be brought to the Lyric Theatre week from
next Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
THE GERMAN THEATRE.
"Die Erziehung yum Don Juan"

Dr. Baumfeld's German Theatre company pre-
scented last night for the first time IN America
Ernst Kein's successful farce. "Die Erziehung
yum Don Juan CThe Education OF a Don Juan J..
The title suggests something moro classical and
satircal than Mr.. Klein's actual product, which,
though It deals with the development of supposed
nworldly knight of the maternal apron string into
q devastator OF hearts and seeker after romantic
experiences. presents the initiate in so frankly
farcicaI and harmless light TO disarm criticism
OF situations which. If otherwise treated, would
have been inartistic and offensive. The Don Juan
of the German farce has Gallic precocousness
or instincts. and he Is unreal enough to make his
overinnocence and bundering first attempts at gal
lantry only laughable and innocuous.
Max Lebl. who played the chief role. pitched It
in tbs right key and showed genuine comic ability.
The other parts we're drawn with the repression
which alone saves farce from extravaganza and
noisy fnconsequence. and II is enough TO say that
they were taken by competent comedians like
FrauIein Ella Hofer. Albertine Cassini. Mill Rel
mann and Elisabeth Ariaans The performance
was as enlivening as the piece. which. OF its kind
has real merit. The cast follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

Washington. Nov. THE good wishes of the
Sultan of Turkey were extended to President
Roosevelt to-day in a verbal message delivered by
Representative Bennett of New York. who was
abroad last summer as a member of the Immi-
grafton Commission
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

T4iqbest Temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest 45
average corresponding date last year. 46
ra FOR corresponding last thirtythree "A
local forecast-Far to-day and saturday. brisk west
winds Today becoming variable BY Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08

DI Ie ~ ST s. SSgddsny o. heart failure November
B. and Anita Fl. de Forest aEed 81 years FuneraI
services AT the house on Saturday November 8. at 10
ESNEAt N8IaI his 6 5esdence No 1s9 North 7h St Newark
year Of his age. Notice OF funeral hereafter
FITZMA' rce.1 her residence No 2Ol Isoth No
and the late Isaac Fttz- Funeral private.
HDN7NGToN-At Islip. L L. Wednesday. November
II, EpI A9et ihu1tnstSn formerly Of East Harltton
papers please copy.
sMITH-on Wednesday. November 6. 1907. at his resi-
STI;tb NG, vi DekaIo ave- Br0oklyn joseph Boyd
wees on saturday, November 9. at p m Internent
az Greenwood Cemetery
sTEvENS-At ST Johns Hosp,tal On November James
Iae rasSsys ed 9S years FgneaI SvIeeS AZ 9 ~
sunday. November 10. Iion papers please eopy.
TRIMN-suddeniy. November G. at her residence. New
sSd mother Of FrsderS 81 1 George E'i e and Hsr4y 4
Funeral from her sons resid nee, No 20 West ssth
toga Saratoga paTers please copy.
TERNEion , 3 Tuesday. NGyenser Elya Rsgga
Gav r1orIl3r az " % cSI III t F4 Ssat to Trsb,ss -
FordhaIn $d ave ard isSd St Relatives and friends
Cemetery at the convenience OF the family.
a Daniel sSsay WsSs ,5 Sqysss Sg 1907 ido
Levengood Relatives and friends invited to at
tor ST.. Brooklyn. on Friday. November s at p.
WARREN .I55 svI3., I'm Buffalo T. ~ e @ inst suddenly A
Warren Irtern"nt at Newport r I
wAIsH--On Thursday. November I. at his residence
Walsh bsIod aSs % @ AVE- Ma. B~iyn HI & yosepa Aoys,Gs %
wash '''O''O 80" '' ''A'' H. anu 'l' i~'S r@'Fi'<
wEsTCoTT-suddenIy. orange. y J.. on November
0, lyVt Grace Folger Westcott youngest daughter
Funeral service Friday afternoon. November :. az
East Orange '-''""
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grans
central station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys
and by carriage Lots. S125 up TeIephons 1855
Gramercy FOR Book OF Views or representa-
Office % East 23d St New York City.
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EX-GOVERNOR oDELL BETTER.

Newburg. N. Y. Nov. E-Ex-Governor odell is
reported somewhat better to-day. He spent good
night and this morning able 20 take nourish-
ment and enjoyed 1t. The family is much encour-
aged by his condition to-day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
Married.

"ooDRU SS DfRUFF'--E;pwARDs-At Everett Wash. Novem-
81 o i9OI. by the Rev. Herbert Thomson. Helena
ESSSseSst Edwards daughter Of Wheeler De Forest
Aeaeh woodruff. OF Three Lakes. Wash.
NlstSSsaI-DIXON-On Thursday, November Z. at tbs
Sos OF ne brides parents. by the Rev. Henry :.
70 William May Wright
with fun name and address,
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
THE FRIARs TO HONOR MR.. eELAsco.

The Friars win give dinner tonight at the
Hotel Astor in honor Of David Belasco. Among
the speakers announced are Bronson Howard.
Thomas Dixon, jr.. ]. c. Williamson and David
WarfeId
New-York tribune., 1907-11-08
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brides mother. No l55 West 5sth ST. by the Rev.
wallace NacMuerl u r
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