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New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
The Chimes of Normandy"

win an operetta that afforded ample scope for
incorporation and bypay. and its principal part.
Gasparo, taken by an actor who won fame IN
II years ago. 1t was only to be expected that the
Fh AooFh opera Company would make q success of
Ihe Chirnes Of Normandy at the Lincoln
Square Theatre last evening
Inc return TO the stage for this production of
MlIloh Aoorn as the old n1iser must have given
MN a welcome assurance of place in the
Aearts OF those who remember the Chimes of
the iaie Sos, and at the close Of the second act
the curtain man was kept busy for some time
MT Aporn' however, wisely refraining from an
swering to loud calls for speech
AAtty -Nlce Fer4e made an attractive Serpolette,
Estelie Wentworth got all that was possible out
OF the part Of GerInaine. and Harry Luckstone
and Robert Lett the Marquis and the Baillie
hiied their places to the full. The part of Greni-
cheu1 the fisherman taken by Joseph w.
Smith This IS the last week of the company's
season at this theatre. the Grand Opera House, in
Brooklyn. claiming them for next week with
ROBIN Hood" as the Offering. They will return
to the Lincoln Square Easter Monday for an
indefinite stay, presenting several new operas in
cuding The Tales OF Hoffman" THE Merry
Monarch" and others which have not hitherto
been heard in English.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
RED CROSS TO FIGHT TUBERCULOSIS
''Peace Activity" Plans Involve Battle with
Great White Plague.

A campaign against tuberculosis is to be part
OF the work of the New York State branch OF the
American National Red Cross This departure from
Red Cross work. which has SO far been confined to
relief In war times and disasters, will be known as
Peace Activity" and is part Of plan already In
operation in the State OF Delaware
Plans for day camps. which are to be erected
wherever no provisions for such relief have been
made, were announced AZ the headquarters OF the
local branch yesterday. Dr. Livingston Farrand
and DR. Samuel w Lambert. with the Red Cross
physicians will have charge Of the organization OF
the new bureau. The camps VIII not conflict with
the work now being conducted BY the Charity
Organization Society.
Arrangements TO secure funds for the establish
r,ent of the tuberculosis have been completed
with the Postoface Department, which has given
the Red Cross permission TO carry Merry Christ
mas stamp alongside the regular two-cent stamp
on a letter or parcel The money gathered from the
sale OF these stamps will be used In this new Wofk-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WHAT Is GOING ON TODAY.

sale and exhibition OF the work OF the Greenwich
Jfandicraft School, home Of Mrs E h Hartman.
No. s74 Fifth avenue. II a m 10 . p m
Meeting OF California Club IN New York
Waldorf-Astoria. = p. m
Annual exhibition Of the New York poultry flgeoh
and Pet stock Association, Madison Square Car
den. afternoon and evening.
Industrial exhibition work made by the blind
and formal opening Of the offces oi the 5EsI
York Association the Blind. NO i4c Last oS~o
street, afternoon ano evening
r-,cbre Marty of the Professional Woman's League,
No lo5 West 45th street. D. m
-,,.,ar a-5 meeting OF the York Credit Mems
ssociatton. St Denis Hotel, evening.
r,r,sr aud meeting business Science Club Aldine
esociatfon No. III Fifth avenue. evening
Free lecture of the Board OF Edueatiol z, enn,L NH
zvsdjetch High School, 115th street ana SeFenth
sycnue Professor Earl Barnes. the AnleficaIlll
zation OF Europe; or. Our immigrants a43 'ii'
Invasion OF Europe
,seerfna of the American Geographical SOCIETY," ie
deIssohn Hail. $50 p. m .,
.o,Ior Of the entertainment Club Waldorf Astoria
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS ELIZABETH ANGEL WEST GOULD
wife of Frederick L. Could. of Cambridge Mass.
and a descendant of Admiral Hopkins, OF Revolu-
tionary days, died suddenly yesterday from apo
plexy while staying at the old Hopkins homestead
in Providence. Mrs. Gould went to Providence
week ago to make arrangements for carrying out
her plan give the historic estate to the city OF
Providence for a museum and park. Mrs. Gould
was seventy-fve years old.
THEODORE S. PARKER died at his home. No.
aS95 Hudson Boulevard Jersey City. yesterday.
Mr. Parker born at Milton, Del, on January
49, 1921 He came to New York early in life and
entered the employ of Brown & Moreau. Wholesale
grocers and ship chambers. Eventually he became
one of the firm, and of the original mem
bers of the old New York Produce Exchange and
one OF the founders of the present Produce Ex-
change He was life member of the New York
Historical Society. His wife, one son and three
daughters survive him.
L. F. PARKER, general solicitor of the St Louis
& San Francisco Railroad. was found dead yester-
day in the bathtub at his home in St. Louis Death
resulted from heart disease
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
GIBSON GIRL" at THE VICTORIA.
Mss Suratt and William Gould Features OF
Varied Entertainment.

Naieska Suratf who was the Gibson Girl IN ihe
Seie Of Mayfair and until recently performed wlth
sce Weber in the defunct hilarity Of hip Hip
moray. is feature of the entertainment ohersa
.nss week by Mr.. Hamnerstein- She and Hiiiiaii
Gould appear in a narneless sketch and succeed in
snusifsg Both sing songs that woa them favor at
hebers Music Hall and Miss Safatt gives prlei
performance Of the painful Gibson walk me next
i"haiar feature OF the entertainment Is series oi
motion pictures showing the fight before ihe M
..e7'ai Sporting Club. OF London, between i"iiiHs
Burns and Gunner Moir. Those pictures arrived
Yesterday ON the Caledonia and were exhibited Tor
sae hrst time al the afternoon performance. Ihey
se likely 20 attract the sporting fraternity 10 MT
1srisaersteln's place OF asisuscment eorifne,
raf1s.an singer and dancer is On the bill. hke"ise
.Av Ltns. William courtleigh. tbe flsoetieh
SsotSers. lie Six English Rockers and LES iion'-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
= - nnrEARn .
wALLACK'S THEATRE.
"A knight for a Day.

A pleasant musical farce. heppy in the ronanuc
title OF a knight for Day, was put on the stage
Of TalIacks Theatre last night, and ma. remain
there Curing the holidays. II is not an orslai al
fair, and there is suspicion that 1t was ti1ed nero
before under another name but Il Is Inirthl1 anu
inonensIye Several clever performers assist II the
hila-5y the leaders being John Slavin as Jonathan
Joy, Miss May Nol1es as Tlie Day Miss Same
Fisher Is Muriel Oliver. and Sherman Nade is
Msrcelinz- There are the usual chorus OF happy
eirls and several pretty scenes notably one IN the
irst act, disclosing electric seesaw mere are
two acts and plot in which jonathan Joy Is
despiy concerned, for he poses as q utieo gen
uernan bliss vokes's .adicrous impersonation Of
The servant TiIlie is OF the pleasant memories
of the amusement. In the course OF the farce q
number Of songs were sung, some Of them b
serious for a musical piece Those that appeare--
- please the audience were: Life Is a oeesa"'
sung by Miss Fisher and the chorus; Little "iri
N Blue" bv Miss Fisher and Mr.. siaVin, and i N
Atraid 10 Co Home in the Dark. by Miss NoKes'
group of girls known the orlginai eishI
Berlin dancing madcaps." executed seNerai aero
bate dances that pleased the audience nhshtlly-
An innocent diversion II may be recoinfnehoeo
iorisitnrs in town during this 3oyous season.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

ensiar Bennett son os and the late "A Ann. m.
s5d year Funeral from his late residence S No; 1G9
Shonnard Terrace. Ionkers Tuescas' peeen'0ei i''
1880 a m. washington papers pissse copy
CaAMBERs-At somervle j. on Monaay DsIsnoef FIIn
Is Of Mary Gaines & ana Frso sday
huysen Chambers Funeral 4, q. .hs ns9eats M
c,cSyrrI--cn Sunday. December Is her residence.
No s24 Monroe St. Brooklyn. n z Charlotte Broom
daughter late John Lloyd and Love b cos,~s tb
residsnce Of her COUSIN s. vsFpsn Mann IT, GIea5
Neck LSns Ciases viii be at Great Neck station
rival of train leaving foot Of Saith st. at 10 o'clock
coRy-At Tucson. Ariz. December 10. 100! william
Ssanss sta residence The Fulton and
? n m Internent At Fresh Pond
pEAN-on Sunday, December 10. Helen Whittier dausn,
Dean. Rutherford. y j. Funerai services st Inv
convenience of the family
No 10 East SSH ST.. New York Margaret Anne, wife
f o the U late Rev Richard Bache Duane. D. D. n the
SEA zoS .Da Of hsr Ser Tmo,sy No $50 Wss, 5s
wednesday morninE Dsssmoer iS bbySrS ~ y HaTesin
,srr9sn' S 3. at A" SA'A'' '''1''' '-' 0'N'~-
pUFFYon pecsmber 10 Jossphins puny Snse c0fT a
gan, wife Thomas r. Duffy, at her residence NO.
60 South 4th ST., BROOKLYN
pUGAN-on Saturday 14th inst at MonsIais n 81 j.;
Edward J. Dugan. formerly Of Brookiyn In his e.1a Ia
grove ST. Montclair at aso p Tuesday 17th inst
Train leaves Erie Railroad. foot Chambers St. f for
PARK ct station. Monsclair. 210 m Carriages Tor
city relatives and friends At station.
nrr1Ey-on Saturday December ~ 1907. Gilbert NJ
Duley aged 81 years Funeral ssIylSes n Tue.day r
December IT, at O'Clock ,. m heistiSes Ano iriehos
are invited
Ecls-on "a 1907 Kah5yn A. Eehs seiovsd ,siov
attend the tuner, ssSm ON ne5 ru.sdsy s a.
s.Su,.n na.s VIII = sasrsI
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
"R,cH AND LIVELY" SAYS LOMBARD.

Louis Lombard. the American musician VINO was
renorted by cable dispatches from Geneva to nave
attempted suicide at Luganoi Switzerland. "here
several years ago he built the Chateau Oh ireV'io
has sent the following denial from that place 10
rha Associated Press: 1.-The reports of my losses
and suicide are monumental lies. never was
richer or iiveler than 1 to-day. The reports
concerning his attempt at suicide gave as mouVe
extensive losses in the recent hnaneiai .roupies y.
- o,rtrv Mr. Lombard married the daughter
=, Congressman Allen, of ST. Louis in 1892 Soon
. ss.arwsrd he founded the Conservatory Of Music
st Utica.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

o,., ,,..ors and Forecasi.-W ashngton. Dec is.
-, has heen light snow in the lake region and 81
,,renoe Valley also the middle ana souih f'ocAS
,srtain region and southern plateau eise"heie '
.bsr has beeu fair slight tetnperatcre changes
- :; indicated for Tuesday Kansas. Nebraska ana
so,b Dakota snd rain in Oklahoma Aransas p -
ana t iouer rorton Mississippi xaiiey aad
n. IN the upper middle portions, Ing 60 e.
sho" Valley II viii be warmer IN the eas.
e's - south Atlantic states; elsewhere ihpof 'Aii'
chAnces are anticipated ,-5 ,nidsle Atlantic
T Yinds along New England ana t astie ,,st and
Coast ~l 1;,f coast fresh southeast TO SOUTH "est
southeast. increasiIls
Gulf coast, European ports Will
ssb pest winds and fair weather 10 tne eiaiiu
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
OBITUARY..
JOSEPH T. OWiNGS.

joseph T. Owings. vice-president of John n
stearn & Co.. silk importers, at NO 90 0reei.'
.oa+ dIaa Yesterday after a brief Illness at his
home in South Norwalk, Conn. Besides his con-
nection with Stearn & Co. Mr.. Owings was presi-
dent OF the Leland & Hall company and VICE
,,resident of the Susquehanna Dye WORKS, ht
Wnliamsport, Penn. The funeral WIZ De ''elo at
G. Iarnes,s Church. list street and Madison ave-
nue. this morning at II O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
"sT PAUL" SUNG AT ALBANY CATHEDRAL

Albany. Dec 1s-1n the fitting environment of All
Saints Cathedral and with the aid of its great
organ the Albany Musical Association tonight
sang Mendelssohn's oratorio of ''St. Paul The
soloists were Miss Florence Hinkle, soprano Miss
Grace Munson. contralto; Daniel Beddoe, tenor,
and Herbert witherspoon, basso. The audience
filed the cathedral. The Albany Musical Associa-
ton organized in 1857.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WILL OF MISS zELA GIBBES.
St. Luke's Hospital Chief Beneficiary, Re-
ceiving 100000 and Residue Of Estate.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Nevport r. J., Dec. 16--Accordng to an ex-
enplaed copy of the Will of Miss zela Gbbes filed
here to-day St Luke's Hospital, in New YORK Is
the chief beneficiary, receiving sOooS ana all the
resdue of the estate after the other bequests are
paid
William waldorf Astor. Miss Glbbess nephew
receives her silverware, some real estate In New
York and $4,000. Miss Gibbes gives to members
of her family and friends various amounts, vary
t. from, 10000 to s1oo0 and $4,000 to Trinity
Church New York The New York Life 1nsur-
ance and Trust Company was named as trustee
in the Will.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Special Notices.
To tho Employer.

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the file of applications OF selected aspirsnts for
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Office Hours: o a. m. to D. m.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
COLUMBIA STUDENTS TO LABRADOR,
After Hearing DR.. Grenfell, an Expedition
Is Decided On.

Or WIfred T. Grenfel explorer and missionary
delivered lecture at Columbia University yester-
dow afternoon He described the disease and suf
far,ns which he has contended with since he start
cd his work on the Labrador coast in 1892. -Four
hosnitals have been established among the fisher
mem in that country with efficient corps OF doc
tors and nurses. As result OF the lecture Co
,urob,a undergraduates will equip boat for a visit
to Labrador next June.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
ALFRED MARSHALL.

Alfred Marshall died from pneumonia on Sunday
at his home at Mamaroneck. He was forty-one
wears old Mr.. Marshall a brother of Wilson
Marshall, owner of the yacht Atlantic, which won
the, kaiser's cup in the across the ocean In
1eG Alfred Marshall was a member of The New
York and Larchnont Yacht clubs, the Camera club
and the oxford Club. OF Brooklyn. The funeral
will be held Tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
LuplOWE As RICHARD III.

Montreal, Dec. le.-Henry Ludlowe made his first
appearance here tonight at His Majestys Theatre
as Richard in ''Richard III The play pro-
duced with careful attention TO every detail and
Mr Ludlowe's performance kindly received.
The late Richard Mansfied's mounting of that play
was used. is inJinated that Mr.. Ludlowe may
An New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Mr and Mrs. w. G. Van LasT Cr5S B9sIah. s,
1Ai ~ NJ y Aldrich Providence. GRAND-Captain r
" thompson United States Revenue Gatser d r,t Sts
~ aJT-RRAY IIILI<-A. ;. Peck lLlteu otates
Eorestry Commission. NETIERLANbD0M; ~ ne ne
aSa r-e,rrano New Zealand. Pl.ALA-DecaIuI, 80
ia TSchruond: NJ Z. Ingalls,. Cineinnau
S-oIsGF-John = Mitchell. indianapolis. 81 hfulo
L,ircr, MaSLlnElOl
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
OBJECTIONABLE LIGHT RAYS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Your article on the nuisance Of signs ana
huIboards is timely VIII you allow one who oo-
tects as strongly as reasonably may to me
iniction to say that he has not seen the one 1881
caI remedy rnentioned-i- forbid any one 10
project Objectionable light rays into the highway
or on 10 private property?
Hartford. Conn. Dec. L. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
BOOSTERS" SEE LEW FIELDS.

A group OF men gathered together under the pan
ner of the Boost Club witnessed last nights
perfornance of The Girl Behind the Counter
and said kind things of Lew Fields and Connie
Ediss but refused join in the chorus Of one OF
the songs That incident did prevent the soda
water fountain act, il which Mr.. Fields excels nor
did Il cool the ardor of the pony ballet.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
- HARTMAN MUCH BETTER.

7. was said yesterday at the home OF T. n haiii- ~
,-.an No s74 Fifth avenue. that MI. mar iiiih' ~
who had been suffering from an At'ach y, '1e
grip. was much improved, ana tnal ne ~'u,e 20
bitp' =. his office in a few days. Mr. Harri-
80 80, h.s heen attended by DIR. William G. Lyle OF
Ma 50 West 5sth- street. Last night the physician
.aId that his patient had improved greatly during
the day,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
WOULD WE'D MISS VANDERBILT.

rBy Telegraph The Tribune.1
Newport r. l. Dec. 16.-Imaginng that he is
uadly in love with Miss Gladys Vanderoiit ana
that he is kept from marrying her oy hei . -
the ballucination of Joseph Julius La Babe car
- ,,bo halls from Texas, but who has been
employed in Newport for the last year or So ne
savs he met Miss Vanderbilt at dedication Oh ''ie
Cb,istian Science Church in Boston, IN Is'o-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
MISS MACDONALD TO BE MISS HOOK.

Miss Christie Macdonald. who will be recalled as
the leading female performer IN The Belle of
Mayfair has been engaged by Charles Frofrnarl
for the part OF Miss Hook in his next musical
offering. Miss Hook of Holland" The first per-
formance here viii occur December 80 at the
l.n-in-,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
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"CHORUS IADYS" SOUVENIR NIGHT.

The 2So0th performance of THE Chorus Lady
occurred last night at the Hudson Theatre where
Miss Stalli is in the last week of prosperous
turn engagement If this city. There was nurner-
Gus audience present. and Miss Stahl generous
~ applauded- Souvenirs were distributed in honor
OF the occasion.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Died.

n d MS9aag %sg, Ps Il 1871 Jane a heE
widow OF Jackson Eldred-
FAGNANI-on December 16. 1907 her ate residencs
no 80 Park ave aiter Z rnseitS Ps1er9 FarTnai
Funeral service the Madison Avenue Prssbyssriaa
p m Kindly omit towers.
FERGysoN-oa Ds:smos, Is !; 7995 er frank Ferguson
s5 Esswqot I.as % 5 n late Fl pl.dsre Fl reE Rsa
Requiem mass Tuesday December H. az 10 a. m a.
the Church Of Transfguration. Marcy ave. and
Hooper St. Brooklyn
GUIoN-on Monday. December 1s 1897 Innogens LOUISE
wife OF George Gibson Guion Service viii pc satd az
Trinity Chapel. West 25th Thursday 1eth inst
Is 1907 John Hsyiland in the 18th year Of bis as
Is sound View on wednesday, December IS. the
New YORK. IntsFmens private Brooklyn papers please
copy.
2 7o at NsSs J. sasgTaay tl + ps.sss ss ss,
year Q, her age Funeral service at her h0ne No .ss
at $50 ,. m
INeLIs-on Friday. December IS 1907. at MAZDA Vale
totef nSehd assr s'f as
London. December II. at 12 o'clock noon
ser ,sp 81 lSS FEfsIlek No 10 % 7t on Tsssy
December H. at 10 m InteTment private
LUYsTER-on Sunday December 10. 1907 susan. widow
OF PsteT m the .9Is year OK asg afe s ~
residence Of her son-ln-!aw Alfred Bounsy ESps"ell
Hopewe Junction.
MARSHAIL-DeceIaber Is. Of pneumona. Alfred Maj
snail Al years. Marleton House. MaInaronech y L
Funeral service win be held from bis ate resaenes @
On Wsdnssday morning at ilS GarIages VII ~ 1e S oS
from Grand Central Depot IntsrInsnt private.
MILLER-on Sunday. December Is; 1901. at the resi-
dence Of his daughter, Mrs F. J. Newcomb. Westfeld
N J. Andrew Miller. SD year Of his Fu-
neral private
owINGS-Joseph T. Owinss OF South Norwslk Conn,
on December ls. 1907. after short illness Eu9era!
services from St James Church list st and Madison
ave. Tuesday, at II a. Intermenr private.
ROCKWOOD-Decsmber 10. Araminta BO1ton- wife OF
George lockwood, eldest OF Josiah
and Erneine Bouton Funeral late residences No
526 West e5h Tuesday evening. December IL az
O'Clock Internent Troy. " Y
TEN BRoECK-on Monday. December 16 Joanna II II.
widow Of N. E BrOeck and daughter OF the lare
A a PraI Funeral service will be held a 81 Bar
tholornew'S Church. 44th ST and Madison ave-
on Wednesday afternoon o'clock Kindly omit
flowers.
TOMPKINS-Decenber 49, at ths home OF bis sister.
Mrs j. NJ sbpley. II Orchard ST. Peeksxtll. n
Y. Elijah s. Tompkins formerly Of Scarsdals. N Y
Funeral service Wednesday $50 M. Orcnard
St. Peeks<iIi, NJ Y Carriages will meet 1903 train
from City. Remains IN vault at White
Plains. Thursday. II a.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
SENATOR MALLORY WILL RETIRE.

IPy Telegraph to The Tribune-l
pensacoia Dec. 16.-United States senator
stephen r. Mallory announced to-day ms "ith-
arawal as a candidate to succeed himself ana
60 ba will retire from public life when his pres
emit term expires. He has been seriously i'll for
month.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
sAxoNY's DowAGER QUEEN DEAD.
Rulers of the World Send Dispatches OF
Condolcnce to dresden.

Dresden Dec Is-Dowager Queen Garcia of Sax
onv died early this morning The Official Ga
zete has ordered that there be ten days Of mourn
ing. DISPATCHES Of con doence have been received
by King Frederick August from nearly all the
rulers OF the world.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

Dowager Queen Garcia was the widow OF King
Albert of Saxony. VINO died In l9o2- BEFORE ner
marriage which took place In 1858. she Princess
a. wasa She was born August 8. 1888 Her
fatal ailment was an abscess In the head
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAwS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand Gem
tral Station Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and -
carriage Lots S125 Telephone 4555 GranercY foR
Book OF Views " representative
Office. 20 East ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17
Canadian Rate.

Nail sunscrlp-ions In New York City DAILY s1i
TR1-WGEkLY VIII he charged one cent a copy zxtra
postage in addition to the
New-York tribune., 1907-12-17

- 49,. Wednesday fair: fresh east winds
ciouuS -. New York to-day. except snow IN
for - wednesday increasing cloudiness dinih-
ishing west wines ,r,a Nav Jersey Delaware,
For tasteIn 80 T1strtct OF Columbia. fair to-ans'
increasing cloudness; light YVES, eSnesdav
WEDNESDAY @ Sew York light to-day; WEDNESDAY
party cloudy .r,,-ania cloudy to-day: "Wednesday
{" ..~f snow southwest poruoh-
-, OFFICIAL Record--The following omciAi -. 80.
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