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New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
MISS VIRGINIA LEE MARRIED.
Daughter of Late General Fitzhugh Lee Be-
comes Bride of Lieuten Mt Montgomery.

Alexandria. Va Sept. 25-Miss Virginia Lee.
daughter OF the late General Fitzhugh Lee, was
married here to-day 10 Lieutenant John Carter
Montgonlery. 9TH United States Cavalry. The ceFe-
rnonv was performed in Christ Church by the Rev
DR. William J. Morton. rector of the church MISS
Lee was given in marriage by her brother, Captain
Fitzhugh Lee L S. a. aid OF President Roosevelt
Miss Louise Jones Of Norfolk, Va. was maid or
honor and Lieutenant Winn Blair, of the 18th Cav
airy the best man. The bridegroom also was at
tended by Ileutenants Commnsky. Caldwell ana
Pearson Of the 1th Cavalry; Lieutenant CaTnpoeil.
Of The 12th Cavalry and Lieutsnants Trant and
TYLER OF the Engineer Corps, L. s A.
The bride was gowned in white embroidered p'na
cloth Her veil was held with sprays OF white
sweetpsas Among the laces Of her corsage was a
pearl pin worn by generations OF brides IN her
mothers family Her other jewels included sap
ph.re and pearl bracelet and pearl and diamond
necklace.
The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Newton VIII
Jams Miss Mildred Woodward. Of Richmond, Va;
Miss Julia Downer. Of Norfolk; Miss Marguerite
Pattison. Of Baltimore Miss Virginia Beal Dain-
Ferield and Miss Geraldine Taylor Of Alexandria
\ reception was given Immediately after the ccre-
r1ony at No 81 North Washington street Aexan-
dris. the home of Mayor and Mrs William Spencer
Greene The house owned by Mrs. Fltzhugh
Lees grandfather and was the home Of her mother
during her grlhcod-
Lieutenant and Mrs. Montgomery left for a North
ern wedding trip. They will make their future
home az Fort Riley. Kansas. where Lieutenant
Nontgomerv's regiment is stationed.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Miss Laura Nelson Hall has been engaged for the
principal part in The Coming Of Mrs Patrick.
the new -iece which W n Lawrence viii present
Madison Square Theatre next month.
A group of young women from Kentucky at
tended THE Lady from Lanes" at the Casino
last night. They visiting the city the guests
OF a newspaper
Albert Gran. who inpersonates silva in Anna
Karenina, purposes gathering together group OF
Norwegian players TO appear in the more popular
OF Ibsen's pieces.
The 3y1ti. performance Of -'Neptunes Daughter"
and 'Pioneer Days at the Hippodrome took place
last night.
David Kesser has signed contract, 1t an
nounced yesterday. with the X. Lipzn company to
return the Yiddish stage. He Will be in the
course OF the the Thalia Kalch
theatres. The final performance Of The Spell" at
the Majestic Theatre viii take place on Saturday
night
Several OF the theatrical managers arranging
a testimonial benefit for Mrs. Annie Yeamans, who
las announced that she viii retire from the stage
at i.lc close OF the engagement OF The Hurdy
Gurdy Girl" at Wallacks Theatre.
francis Wilson did not appear in when Knights
Were Bold al the Garrick last night. 1t said
tie actor was ILL., but would appear tonight. Au-
gus.ia Duncan took his place.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
TOKIOS WELCOME TO MIR. TAFT.
Palace Placed at His Disposal-The Chatta-
nooeas Officers Entertained.

Toxic Sept 25.-Tentative arrangements for the
reception In Japan of Secretary Taft who left
Seattle on September IS on the steamer Minnesota,
are complete the Minnesota is sighted
officials of the central government will go TO foko-
hama to welcome Mr.. Taft on board and extend to
him the official invitation of the government 10
come to Toxic. H. Percval Dodge. secretary of the
American Embassy, accompanied by the embassy
staff. the members of the Asiatic Society aud
Hcnrv d Miller the American Consul General at
Yokohama will go out to the Minnesota IN
launches to welcome the Secretary Thomas j.
O'Brien. the newly appointed Ambassador TO
Japan is on the Minnesota with Mr.. Tart Car
riages will be at the wharf TO convey the Secre-
tarv and his party to the railroad station. where
they viii board a special coach for Toxic
On arriving in Toxic Mr.. Taft will be received
nv a delegation of government and court officials
the commandaut of the garrison and the vice
minister of the imperial household He Will then
be driven in an imperial carriage to the llama
palace which has been placed at the disposal of
Mr. Taft and his party for the time of their stay
here Court carriages will be constantly on hand
for the use of the Secretary.
rha commander and number Of other officers
f tho American cruiser Chattanooga. together with
80 staff of the American Embassy were enter
,aIraa al dinner tonight by NJ. Sato. the Minis
-. - Marine al his residence. This hospitality
- Cor the purpose of emphasizing the friendli-
- - tho relations between the United States and
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
THEATRICAL CHANGES AT HAND.

Mr.. Henry Arthur Jones's new play called The
GalIean's Victory" which was produced at Roches-
ter, y. y last Monday evening. for the first time
on any stage viii be presented at the knicker-
booker Theatre Monday next under the
title Of The Evangelist" On the same
night Mr. Denman Thompson, after a long alb
seuce will appear the Academy of Music, In
The Old Homestead" and Miss Virginia Harmed
performing in Anna karenina," will move from
the Herald Square Theatre to the Majestic on
Tuesday evening, a the Herald Square, Mr. Lew
Fields VIII make his entrance, presenting a farce
called The Girl Behind the Counter" The new
FeIasco play called "A Grand Army Man." whish
was performed at New Haven last Monday. will
be brought TO New York about two weeks from
this time when Mr.. Belasco opens his new theatre
the Stuyvesant and Mr. David Warfeld makes his
reappearance. A play entitled Dion o'Dare' IN
which Mr. Fiske O'Hara plays the chief part. has
been underlined for presentment at Blaney's Lin
coin Square Theatre Tonight. at the Hackett
Theatre, Miss Florence Roberts can be seen In
Mr. Royle's new play. called The Struggle Ever
asffn
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
NO DISAGREEMENT WITH sHUBERTs.
Henry Miller Denies Reports Regarding the
MANAGEMENT of Nine. Nazimova.

Henry Miller denied last night that there was
any disagreement between him and the Shuberts
regarding the mana cement of Mime. Nazimova but
admitted that he did not purpose renewing ms
contract with them after next February. 1t is his
purpose to begin engagement at the Academy
of Music next February. after which he VIII take
"The Great Divide on the road.
II want to be free the way Mr. Miller put
E, last night That all there's TO IL as far as
7 am concerned. but my relations with the ohu-
berts are not I'm any sense strained. AS far as
Nine Nazirnova is concerned. there can be no dis
.ereement since / have arrangement of any
Lind with her She is entirely under the manage
n1ent of the Shuberts.
nat Mr. Miller discovered" this and tina t
il was generally understood he had business in
terest in her, lie replied;
.t4er discovery il you wish TO put ii that way, is
a. T., GREAT part TO Miss Anslin. II was she who
s:.o7 ,7,e TO go ard Nine Nazimova when
sha was appearins in of the little payhouses
a. the foreign section. ! agreed with her that she
bad uncommon ability. and called the attention OF
,he sbuberts to her. They were then looking 1of
o., attraction That's the story.
Me- Nazjuova when seen in her dressing room
- - 1a;iou confirmed Mr.. Miller's assertion
on miller and Miss Anglin, she said, have
- ,,o,, good friends to l shall never never
snat tbem NV business arrangement, however.
q With the Shubert brothers.
NJ M;I,er announced last night that Miss Ansin
h,a decided to go 10 Australia this winter. An
English actress may take her place.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
v. /. Z. TERN BEGINS.
Chancellor Speaks at Opening of
Science School and College.

New York University opened its School Of APP
Piled Sciepce and College Of Arts yesterday at
University Heights. In his opening address Chan
oeIor MaeCracken said. in part:
devoted the ten closing days Of vacation 20
Ti5ewater. Va and the Jamestown exposition
regret that little attention has been paid to Il
by the vast majority Of our people
For this held the national goFeInnent . Gl!enE p.
land with the Atlantic ocean on one side ana only
one CITY of hundred thousand people within
masses Of metals and Tnanufactures. This IS 10
place TO collect huge palaces Of machinery and cry
goods This celebration Of the national birthday IS
sentimental; We must have Ietiti I mai sLts g, ~
Norfolk for getting as far she could repetition
Of the great fairs of the world planted IN the !lo
the leaders Of Congress and government are mex
cssable for their folly ana waste. for the outcome
oery lal az o .S;re 70 xo eolnr men because ex
--e~srSa1ce Is the worst sin OF the young Of
America to-day, and cur government Is TO blame
for the example it YOU All that the exposition
k,s done III the line Of patriotic remembrance
sesnaed to me well done One hundred times more
One Of the largest formal gatherings Of delegates
of colleges ever held IN this country was the con-
vention on the 18th Of this month az Nlli,In ara
Mar College near jamestown, Of the college honor
s2- sS2 9Ieges are members Of the body Of which
sSout fifty appeared by their delegates
devotion 10 the historic American college no re-
lgious meeting could have been more opposed than
0zs This meeting the Grass uaterialism and COM
rnerciaIisnn that vitiates the American atmosphere
and OF that zcf its motto calls philosophy mean
ing the whole body of highest truth-wh2t Lord
Bacon calls tie three neutrality-suspicious. pililos-
ophy, natural philosophy and human philosophy.
Heights that by learning all three OF these they
VIII increase their earning capacity I would
rather that Young who has within
this building to-day having his chief idea sal
AIRY raising rather than intellectual satisfaction
ard completeness Of character and lie should 20
est yen doors and hire himself OUT for the best
teb he get
TIE Chancellor made the following announce
-lents concerning appointments TO the university
faculty: c. W Snow, OF Bowdoln College to
be assistant professor of English Mr.. Thorne Ia
be assistant professor Of mathematics; J. Sim
mons New York University. '0a. TO be an inxtruc-
Tor IL chemistry. and J. p Van Horne '07 20 be
instructor In civil engineering
One hundred and fifty students are expected to
register before Monday. ana some eighty have
rsa.slcafrteS 10 date
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
MISS CoLBURN Welded TO BELGIAN.
Ceremony at Liberty, N. Y, Attended by the
Drapers, of Massachusetts,.
TBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l

Liberty, N Y. Sept. 25.-Nss Alice Draper Col
burn. Of Hopedale, Mass. was married this noon
at the Wavonda Hotel 10 Emile de Cartier de
Narchienne counsellor TO the Belgian Legation In
London Father Cronin OF St Peters Catholic
Church here, performed the ceremony The bride.
who IS here fer health, is attended by Dr. shep-
psrd of Colorado Springs DR.. H. Prescott of Bos-
ton. and two trained nurses.
The bridesmaids were the Misses Osgood. twin
dauehters Of l.. L Osgood. OF Boston The decoTa-
lions were in charge of prominent New York
florists. Delnonico served the wedding breakfast.
The brides unces General ". r. Draper, former
Ambassador TO Italy; Lieutenant Governor Draper
OF Massachusetts, and George Draper Of Hope
DALE Mass, were present. The bridegroom. who
has years leave Of absence, viii stay in this
country until his bride has recovered sufficiently 10
enable her TO travel. The guests arrived on spe-
clal just before the ceremony. and departed
immediately after the wedding breakfast
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
TO ILLUSTRATE IRvINe,s STORIES.
Eew High School Will Be deliberately Dec
orated-To Visit Sunzyside.

The new Washington 1rV;.g High School for Girls
VII mark innovation in the design Of structures
for that purpose The building is - lie Irving
Place. between 18th and 18th streets. diagonaIly
opposite whe-> the home OF the author was stu
steA The intericr and exterior adornments will
consist of Illustrations from the stories of the
writer Around cle more rooms vii! he a frieZe
with incidents and characters from rip Van
Wtnlsle. The Legend OF Sleepy Hollow will oc-
cUay prominent place in some artistic form.
Presidef5. Mc5ogaa of the Board OF Aldermen.
who taken "A special interest in the new high
rcllool: William McAndTess. principal of fac Wash
i:srSon irving Eigh s>hool and 2 r. J Snyder.
superintendent OF buildings. have 0een asied b.
Alexander Dls= Irving. nephew CO the author,
tsgs-. Typ TO SuT211-ssde-oG-ta tac-iiudson 20
gc- Information and ideas for the decoration o. the
5'ssleiss. pr.s from the ivy s:lat has grown
from rect sent 20 The author - Waiter Scott
r5n lt.,. o5e Ahh.y viii re plaatee front ;. the
xiUcsg.e when cosul.sted
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
BROWN UNIVERSITY OPENS.
The ld0th Year Begins with sn Enrolment
of About One Thousand.

Providence. Sept. 25.-The 140th collegiate year al
Brown University opened to-day with chapel eXer-
cises at Sayles Hall. President Faunce. usual,
delivering address of welcome TO the students
Following the chapel services. the routine aca-
demic work was begun as rapidly as possible
Io-days chapel services marked by the ao-
sence OF tive OF the most prominent men ever con-
nected with the universIty-Professor Albert Hark-
ness. the author of many Greek and Latin text
books. and Colonel William Goddard, for many
years the chancellor Of the university, both OF
whom died recently. Neither Chancellor COD
dard nor Professor Harkness failed to attend the
opening chapel services during their lifetime.
Although the total enrolment of students had not
been completed to-day, it was known that more
than three hundred have registered as mem
hers of the freshman class and it is believed that
this number will reach $50 In that event the total
enrolment Of the university will exceed one thou
sand breaking all records for attendance
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
TRINITY BIDS MINISTER eoDsPEED.

At the rooms Of Trinity Church Mission. in Full
ton street four hundred members of Trinity Parish
assembled last night to bid farewell TO the Rev
Alfred W Griffin. The Rev J. hewitt Steele made
the Introductory address F. T. King made an ad-
dress on behalf of the people of Trinity Parish
and presented large and beautiful hall clock. Of
the Westminster chime variety, 10 Mr. Griffin The
following the inscription which accompanied II:
This clock is presented TO the Rev Alfred W
Griffin priest and servant Of God by the people OF
Trinity Church, on the twenty-hfth DAY OF Septem-
Der, A D. 1907. May the time which 1t marks be
70 him and those to whom he goes as full of bless
ing and mutual love were the fourteen years of
his life which he gave TO among this people.
The Rev. Mr.. Griffin goes TO assume the rector
ship OF ST. Peters. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
In MemoriaE.
Strong. Laura c.

CAIILE-In Brooklyn. September "a Frank NJ. Calls.
Relatives and friends. also Citizen Lodge SIS. 2
A N. Invited attend funeral services at Ma
sonic Temple. 6th 23d New
Friday. September q. at 10 Intersnt at Nyack-
y. Y.
EDWARDS-At PIainfeId j.. September "A. 1901.
Harriette s. widow of Captain George Edwards and
daughter OF the late Rev Pound in the SD
of her Funeral services the residence Of her
race. Plainheld n. J.. Friday. September n. az
11:15 q. N Carriages will train leaving foot
OF Liberty St. New York. C. r R. Of N j.. 10 a m
lnterHent private.
MORsE-Mrs- Rosina Hatch Morse. in her 9sth year.
September - the residence OF her granedausa.
ter. Mrs. 3 Frank Hooper. Greenwich Conn Funsrai
private Please omit flowers
ROBERTSON Tuesday September "a Emily J. Roberta
widow Of John s. Roberts. Funeral on Thursday sep
teber IS. late residence No 14i Schernernorn
St. Brooklyn. at 10 a m
RYI.ANCE-SuddenIy. September "a. at Lfverpoo.
England. Rev. Joseph H Rylsnce. %. D. IL D.
rector emeritus OF ST. Marks Episcopal Church OF ths
CITY Of York Notice OF funeral services hereafter
London CEnglandl and Paris papers please copy. IN
terment private.
in OF his Relatives and friends
funeral services at bis late
No 2 Brevoort Place. Brooklyn Tnursday
evening. 26th inst. at 2 o'clock
TYLER-At his summer at Pine Orchard. Wetnes-
day september 1907 William r Tyler. IN the oe,a
wear OF his services will be held AZ BIS
New Haven residence. No "a College St. On Friday
September q. at 3 m
wIGHTMAN-on Tuesday, September "a 1905, William
A wightman. husband Of Hester C. wtshcuar- FunssA
private
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: Since there is much criticism OF churches
that are not polite to straSgers. permit hie u
mention, one that is-the Broadway Tabernacle
n Toaerson's church One Sunday evening not
long ago attended that church, was Immediately
shown to a pew. and after the service was ac-
costed bv TWO gentlemen. who expressed their
pleasure at seeing and invited me to come
again All churches are not cold and all church
rnt mbers are not hypocrites L. B.
Frooklyn %, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
HIS WELCOME ALWAYS WELCOMED.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: I would ask the privilege OF entering into
the welcome welcomed controversy long
enough 70 say that have been identified with city
churches for wears and have always made a special
effort 10 welcome the stranger. l have never been
repulsed and have never met the stranger who did
not seem pleased be taken by the hand and
made AT home. On the other hand nave hearo
hundreds OF complaints that i went 10 such
church and no noticed me-
Is not the so-called difference between the city
and the country stranger purely imaginary?
W. H PRICE.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
GENERAL REYES NOT ILL.
Statement from Colombian Ply
sicians Who Examined Him.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I beg to inclose certificates of well known
physicians of Bogota, Colombia, refuting the
malicious assertions of Mr.. Raoul Perez. pub
lished in The New-York Tribune on July 8, 1907.
and at that time ably controverted by The
Tribune in its editorial columns.
Trusting that you will. as a matter OF justice
find space in your valuable paper for these
documents, am, Very truly yours.
c. NJ. SARRIA,
Consul General of Colombia.
New York Sept. 25, 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

American Museum Of Natural History. free. Q a m to
7.
METROPOLITAN Museum OF Art. free 10 q. III. to p m
TahIia show and autumn Of garden and
house flowers. American Institute No 10 West 44th
street q. 10 .
Sermon By the Right Or. A. r ". Ingram. Bishop
Of London Trinity Church. noon
Judiciary convention. "a District Brooklyn
Flag raising by Army Republic Custom
House. 3 D. m
Union Theological Seminary. opening. afternoon
Cambake Coloed Republican Club. Mount Vernon Park
Hotel m
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-Governor Charles E. Hughes
Albany ". W. Galbrath. U. 5 \. EyERETT-
/ G. ]. Martelle. Paris. HOLLAND-CaPtaIn c
r. p Rodgers, L. S. n. ASTOR House, Lom-
bardi. Berkeley, Cal MANHATT,AN-C Sidney
Shepard New Haven. PARK ANENUE-Rear Ad-
1niraI Lamberton. L. s. n. ST. REGIS-I4 Harri-
son Dulles, Philadelphia FICTORlA-Domingo
Gonzaloes Brazilian Congressman, and party
ORF-ASTORIA-Alvin Markle, Hazleton.
Penn. Governor Z. c. Smith OF Vermont.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
mps BARNEY WILLIAMS ILL.

Mrs Barney Williams. once a well known
.c+ress ,s i'll at the home of her daughter. Mrs
George H Mitchell, of Garden City, Long island
Me- Williams. who is eighty-one years old. is
.sr;,g from, paraiytic stroke. From the time
~ ber marriage to Barney Williams. in ls5c. until
bis dsath in 1876 Mrs. Williams appeared with
him in Irish comedy, and the two were well known
oa the staga
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
VALE MATRICULATION SUNDAY.

New Haven. Sept 25.-For the first time in the
history Yale University. religious services VIII
be held next Sunday in Woosey Hall, instead OF
i, Fattel Chapel. On this occasion Matriculation
Sunday will be instituted annual event OF
equal Importance with Baccaaureate Sunday II
the plan is successful 1t Is probable that Woolsey
Hall services will be occasionally substituted for
Batteu Chapel services on other Sundays OF the
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
CHURCH LAW INVIOLATE
HOUSE OF LORDS DICTUM.
B'shop Of London Erplains "De-
ceased Wife's Sister" LEGISLATION.

Inc Bishop Of London the Right Rev Arthur
r "ihnngton-1ngram. talked with a Tribune re-
porter yesterday about the letter on the so-caHed
ue0edseo "i1es sister bill which he addressed to
tiie eeTey OF his diocese just before he sailed for
America last month He said that the House of
Aofos hao added amendments to the bill giving the
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MAJOR DREYFUS RETIRED.
Ill Health Given as Reason for Leaving
Active Service.

Paris. Sept. 25-The retirement from the army
Of Major Alfred Dreyfus has been gazetted IN
the form of the nomination of an officer TO the
post last held by him, that of commander OF
artillery at St. Denis. The reason for his re-
tirement is given as i'll health.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-26
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT HAS 500.

Burlington. Vt. Sept. 25-The 1o4th college year
Of the University of Vermont opened to-day with
an entering class of 10 President Buckham made
\ brief address TO the students. The total number
Of students in all departments this year will be
! about six hundred.