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New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
MoNTcLAlR BACH FESTIVAL ENDS.

Montclair. y. J., May 26.-Montclair's annual
Bach festival was brought to a close this after
noon and was the most successful yet held
More than 5000 persons attended the five Sos
sions many coming from far distant points. and
the committee in charge was compelled 10 re-
fuse many applications for tickets The choraes
and motets this afternoon We're sung unaccom-
panied the soloists being those regularly con-
neCted with the Bach festival choir. During
the service Hamilton Wright Nabe delivered
an address on the life and work Of Johann Sc
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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Monthly public meeting Wouar's National Sab
hath Alliance. No 1856 Fifth avenue. II a m.
Commencement exercises educational department
of the Harlem Young Women Christian Association
No. ~ West 124th street.
Meeting o. New UniversaIlsc Club ST Denis
Hotel. evening
Meeting the Phi BETA Kappa Alumni savoy
evening.
Dinner the Mems Dutch Reformed
Church Aldine club. evening
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EAIPIREA r. Denike, San Jose. Cal GOTHAM
Mr.. and Mrs George Fabyan, Chicago. GRAND -
W. W. Rowernan. Denver, II ., Williams Rich
mond J. s. French and Oliver II. Johnston, Gin %
cnnati V1CTORIA-Pau! y. Bowdcn. Thomson
Ga; Charles a. Durham, Rochester. j. ". Daw-
son. Philadelphia WALDORF ASTORIA -Jamca
y. Rhodes and William G Amos. Pittsburg VOL
COTT-F Sargent. Chicago; II. NJ Levensstun
SaTHtnea. Charles lioodriCh AlhanV
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COLONEL RoEsLINe's 71sT BIRTHDAY

Trenton, Y. J.. May 2G.--Colonel Washington
a. Roebling. engineer Of the Brooklyn Bridge
celebrated the seventeen anniversary Of his
birth Al his home in this city to-day. a family
dinner was followed by informal reception
attended by Colonel Roebling's intimate friends
Among his guests were United States. Senator
Frank Q. Rriggs and Mrs. Briggs.
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CLEVELAND AND GRAY TO SPEAK.

tby Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
p" 'i'nihetn1 Del, May 26.-It was announced
" u"y ulet the statue Of the late Ambassador
= 'oii@s r. Bayard, which will be erected in
a. 3s:''ckIo:d Park here. will be unveiled on June
- E1 president Cleveland will make the prin-
N-FaI ADDRESS. Judge Cray will also speak
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Died.

BLAUVEI.T-on Saturday May 1907 CaroIins Tayior
biauvet daurhtcr OF General George w Taylor and
her late home Rosee N J.. Monday May 81 at
GIILIS-on SUNDAY. May 90 1907 Ronaer GnHs husband
of Mary ". ellis in his eoth year Funeral servire
at his late residence The Dakota No / West Tod Ar
on Tuesday evening Nav Is. o'clock. Interlnent
wednesday morning AT Cornwall on the Hudson.
Jarvis T. ; Army, on sunday. the Goth inst. her
oth yesr Funeral private at convenience Of the fam
more papers please copy
KENYoN-on Saturday. May 25 1907 Dian. L KENYON
widow OF the late Gersho Palmer Kenyon In the s1st
year OF ner sgs Funeral services will be held her
noon May q. at ?. m.
L.DEw-on Saturday. May 2s. Josephine Charott. La
Sew IN her 18th year Services Monday evening.
N Y, on Tuesday. May 2S.
PoMERoY-Jeanie Elizabeth. wife Of William L. Pen,.-
roy and daughter or the late William Lottirne- on
from her late residence No. $40 West End ave near
ssth st. Interment private
TERHUNE-On Saturday morning MAY Is ar his rest,
Edward Payson Terhune Funeral services viii BE- heli
az the University Presbyterian church. University
Interment al Pompton n T. chicago = ana 81 81 50 1rn. m
papers please copy.
TTRRILI-suGdenly. heart disease Friday May "a.
Henry : Turriil. brissdier general L s A RETIRED
Funeral az Arlington TUESDAY
VAN aKEN-In this city on Friday Nav % 1907.
hsizabeth Jennstt. willow Rev Csuick Van Aken
sna aaughter OF Captain James and Jennett Rozert
AZ the Grace Dutch Reformed Church. s4th
omit flowers PhiIsdsIabia s,5 raS7s SoK a. m hnay Z
please copy ~ - '
WALKER-John A Walker vic.-pr-sidsnt ana treasurer
OF the joseph Dixon Crucible Company died Thursday
sfssdenee re- No ESQ Nsntsomery ST. Jersey CITY. n
Herr ~ r. gLasy g Way =. conducted by the Rev Dr.
Please omit flowers.
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OBITUARY.
w. C. PERRY.

rBy Telegraph The Tribune
Kansas City. Mo- May 26.-W. q. Perry, presi-
dent of the Central Coal and Coke Company, died
in stTeetcar the Country Club station, this
afternoon. NJ Perry had been at the Country
club, where he played golf. Re came 70 Kansas
City in 1899 from Fort Scott. Kan. He was United
states District Attorney for Kansas in Mr. Cleve-
lan1S second
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MISS BARRYMORE BETTER.

Chicago. May 25.-The condition Of Miss Ethel
Barrymore, who is III at the Auditorium Hotel
Is said TO be much improved Tonight. Her ply
sician believes that danger Of pneumonia is past
ana that Miss Barrymore will be able to leave
FER room within q day or two.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
DR. EMIL srEINRAcA

Vienna. May 26.-Dr Emil Steinbach. first presi-
dent Of the Supreme Court and member Of the
upper house of the Rechsrath. is dead.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
MR.. WATTS STARTS FOR BRUSSELS

St Petersburg May &.-Ethelbert Watts. for
mer American consul general here. left ST. Peters
berg to-day for Brussels assume the consul gen
eralship there. in succession to the late q. W.
Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

THAT Statue TO MONACO's PRINCE
The announcement widely published to the effect
that a number Of foreign sovereigns have been
moved by their great admiration for the reignng
Prince of Monaco TO erect statue in his honor in
the vestibule Of the Oceanoeraphic Museum at
Monte carlo a tribute Of their regard is some
what misleading. What has happened is this: The
Crown Prince of Monaco. prompted by his father.
who has a wonderful amount Of initiative and in
eenuity In the art of advertising himself, wrote
some time ago n number of European sovereigns.
asking them whether they were disposed 10 join I'm
a movement to place statue Of his father in the
Ocea nographic Museum nt Monte Carlo. Some Of
the rulers thus applied TO complied with the sug-
geston sent contributions. just AS they would
TO any other popular subscription organized in
favor of memorials TO men who have accomplished
something to benefit science. They probably
moved thereto also by their reluctance affront
and humiliate the crown prince by declining to re-
spond 10 his appeal in behalf Of his father II Is
on this ground that Emperor William King Leo
roId King Edward the King Of Spain. tho King of
Portugal and the King Of Italy. well as the King
Of Rumania have furnished their quota 10 the
subscription.
Nothing. however has been received from the
car and the Prince of Monaco remains. here
tofore barred from Russia. During the lifetime of
Alexander III. the Prince of Monaco and his
American born wife, from whom lie is now di-
vorced encouraged by the kindness shown to
them by the late Queen Victoria, announced
.,air intention Of visiting 81. petersburg ana or
calling on the Emperor and Empress Alexan-
der who entertained the utmost abhorrence for
the prince whose gaming tables he regarded as
reenonsble for the ruin of many of his subjects
and for the numerous domestic tragedies resulting
,berefro,n and who had only been with difficulty
dissraded from Issuing decree prohblnnS nus
STAINS from, setting foot in Monaco. caused Prince
Albert 70 be Informed that his visit to ST Peters
burg would be unwelcomc.
AS BARON Mohrenheim the Russian Ambassador
., pa,is for reasons OF his own. put so much
s,yor coating on the pill which he was instructed
"a administer TO the prince, the latter falIed 10
annreciate the exact nature Of the medicine ana
continued publicly to discuss the irlpendins visit
of the princess ana OF himself TO the court OF '
car Alexander thoroughly eXaspeTated' caused
hin, IN ne Informed IN manner admitting OF no
MISUNDERSTANDING not only that he would never
receive or hold any intercourse with the prince
but that moreover. he had given orders mat 'he
ruler of Monaco should not be allowed 10 enter
Russia ard would be stopped by tie MuscoVlte
police at the frontier. IT, in spite of ALL he stiil
attempted 20 put his project into execution.
Tic now widowed CZarina thoroughly approved
of her husbands attitude toward the ruler OF
Monaco and as long she lives and retains any
hind OF influence oqer iar sen Russia VIII remain
barred 10 tie prince.
FRENCH TREASURY STILL PATS THE POPE.
Nothing is more curious interesting TO the stu
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27

London. May 26.-Regarding the dispatch from
St Raphael Saturday saying that the health
OF Joseph Chamberlain much improved Aus
ten Chamberlain to-day announced that the date
OF his fathers return TO England had not yet been
fixed and that his plans for the future uncer-
tain.
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Highest temperature ycstefecy II degrees; lowest ~
degrees average ~ degrees for corresponding
II degrees average for corresponding date
last twenty-five years, 90 degrees
~ showerB a3d warmer: Tuesday
fair cooler fresa TO shifting wna becoming north
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A NEW OPERA BY PUccINL

compose the music of opera based on the life
OF Marie Antoinette. The nbretto will be prepared
by Ilika Schumann.
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Columbus. Ohio, May 26-Just before the
close of a great memorial meeting in Memorial
Han this afternoon news of the death Of Mrs.
Mckinley at Canton was received and was an
nounced from the stage. The vast audience was
deeply moved. and. at the request of the pre-
siding officer. united in singing Nearer My
God 10 Thee
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MSS NAY IRUIN 4 BRIDE.
Ucdded TO Kurt Eisfeldt. Her Nan
agcr, at Island Home.

Clayton. y Y. May 26-The marriage of MAY
lrv IL the actress, and Kur. Eisfeldt her manager
fo- the last few years. took place at the summer
home Of the bride al Irwin Island one Of the most
attractive in the Thousand Island group this
afternoon. the Rev. Theodore Hayden, rector Of
Christ Episcopal Church Of Clayton. officiating.
The Cnly witnesses We're the two sons Of the bride
u was intended to make ii outdoor affair but a
heavy downpour Of rain made this impossible and
the music room IN the unfinished part OF the gran
itc building was hastily made ready.
Miss irwin More a VainCcat and yachting cap
ar-d tle bridegroom wore sweater. did both uf
the brides sons. Harry and Walter.
The plan of taking trip through the Eastern
states was abandoned this morning. and the couple
viii spend the summer the Thousand Islands.
where they viii superintend the completion their
island home and entertain their friends until Sep
tenber when the bride wifi return to the stage and
appear u vaudeville
Miss Irwin is foTty-five years old and of the
foremost condolences the American stage. She
was born in Canada her family name being Camp
bell. With her sister Flo she made her first ap-
cious investment Of her earnings she has accumu-
lated fortune. She owns considerable real estate
in New York and along the ST. Lawrence. She will
appear IN vaudeville season. Her husband
has been her business manager and press agent
tcT some years. He is several years her junior.
The announcement Of the wedding. made few
DAYS caused much surprise in theatrical
circles as the weddings of Ellen Terry and James
Carew and Mrs. Carter and Mr. Payne.
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Special Notices.

Delatour Soda. Ginger Ale SarsaparflIa I.non so,.
Superior quality. Established 1905
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THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast-Washington May 20
< Saturday nsht the Western storm centre has
moved 70 Lake Huron. attended by general
entire half Of the with
snow in uppcc Michigan the west pressure
rising rapidly and Saturday night IN the North
west and extreme followed by clearing
weather Sunday. is decidedly colder from interior
Texas norheasward through Missouri and irto the
upper the temperatures ranging from 10 20 ct
caused decided lowering OF temperatures IN the interior
of the East cur States while IN me Middle S'lanti2 no
degrees below the seasonal ayefaee
with the continued eastward movement OF me dis
over Lake Huron rain VIII continue Mon lay
in the region the Middle Atlantic states and
probably Wednesday Local. 1uhd'TstoIlS are uSo iron
ahle Monday in the East Gulf and south Atlantic states
the remaining the Rocky Mountains tire
weather viii he fair Monday and Tuesday 1t will he
eastern upper lake region cooler Tuesday in the Dis
frict OF Columbia. Maryland Virginia and North caro-
Mississippi valleys AMI the Southwest
Forecast for Special LoSates.--For the District Of
Columbia and Maryland, clearing to day. Tuesday fair
cooler: fresh southwest to northwest winds.
For Delaware and Jersey. showers to day. Tuesday
fair cooler: variable winds. becoming northwest and
brisk.
FOR Eastern Pennsylvania showers to-day; Tuesday
cooler; fresh to brisk winds becoming northwest
Tuesday fair cooler; fresh brisk shifting winds be-
coming northwest D., -.
portion Tuesday cooler and partly cloudy fresh to brisk
For Western PennsyVunia showers ana coole[ 70 daS
brisk o high west to northwest Winds Tuesday fair
norton brisk to high shifting winds, becoming west
Tuesday partly cloudy and cooler
Local OniciaI Record.-The following official record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
temperature FOR ,wenfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date last year
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Pomeroy. Jean!e T..
Terhune. Rev. DR.. Edward p.
TurriIl. Henry s.
Van AIKEN. Elizabeth j.
Walker, John A.
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CEMETERIES.
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indianapolis May 26-ViCe-President and
Mrs. Fairbanks will leave Indianapolis on Tues
day To attend the funeral of Mrs. Mckinley.
on account OF Mrs. McKiney's death the Vice
President has cancelled an engagement to speak
at the laying of the cornerstone in the new
Young Mems Christian Association building at
Clay City Mich. on Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-27
QUEENS ON THEIR TRAVELS.

Queen. Alexandra who has been visiting all KINDS
of out of the way places during her yachting trip
along the various coasts of the Mediterranean has
left everywhere the people loud in praise of her
anxiety to avoid giving trouble and her readiness
TO be satisfied and pleased with everything. IN
fact she is described rs the least exacting and
unpretentious of visitors differing in this re-
spect not only from many wealthy tourists OF much
less exalted rank. but also from other queens ana
expresses in the past.
Thus the late Empress of Russia absolutely de-
clined when travelling abroad TO occupy any rooms
at hotels palaces that were not papered. tapes
tried and furnished in light blue Her mother-in-
law. consort OF Nicholas ]. and sister OF old Em-
peror William OF Germany, was although kind
hearted and charming woman, even still more difi-
cult to please She was passonatey fond OF
Geneva and used make prolonged stays there
but was obliged whenever she arrived to hire the
whole hotel where she staying owing to her
objections 10 the ringing of bell Indeed from
the moment that she took up her residence in the
hotel every bell was either mufed disconnected.
She was somewhat of invalid. never having re
covered from the nervous shock resulting from the
sangufnary conspiracy against her husband which
marked his accession the throne. and in order TO
maintain her strength she was wont TO take a bath
Of bouillon every day, in the cooking Of which
fifty chickens were daily sacrificed.
The late Queen Victoria would not dream of stay
ing at any hotel whers her Ttments had not been
entirely repapeTed and done up anew, and insisted
upon carrying about all her furniture with her,
even If she stayed only for three days.
King Leopold. too. is difficult guest 10 please.
though through fault Of his For. standing
as he does some six feet four in his stocking feet.
he finds the ordinary hotel beds far too short 10
permit of his stretching himself thereon to sleep.
and therefore usually carries bed about with him.
Nothing, however. can quite come up to the pres
ent Gar and CZalina when they travel by rail.
for they always take a couple of COWS along with
them, in order that the little Czarowtch and young
crandduCl lpSSeS- have absolutely milk on
the way. In fact. there certain cows which
used almos: exclusively for the railroad travel Of
the imperia! family. and which may he said 10
virtually live wheels The in which they
travel most comfortably and luxuriousy
arranged. the perfection. indeed OF a cattle Pull
man, their tails being passed through silver rings
suspended the roofs by sken cords for the sake
of cleanliness.
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UNDERTAKET

UNDERTAKERS.
FRANK f. CAMPBELL co. 241-s wss. pa 8,
Chapes Private and public ambuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Blauvelt. Caroline t.
Gnlis, Romer.
Jarvis. Jennie Y.
Kenyon, Diane l.
LsSew. IosepAine G.
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MRS. MKINLEY DEAD.
Continued from first page.

several months ago and was scheduled to leave
Washington on Wednesday night of this week,
but when he learned Of the death Of Mrs. Nc
Kiney he decided 70 leave Washington one day
earlier in order 10 he present at the funeral
The President and his party will return TO
Washington next Saturday.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-05
DEAD NEGRO HAD
Three PISTOLS

Daily News Special.
Columbus, Miss, September As. J..
Mcconnell, special agent of the South
ern Railway in Mississippi, shot and
instantly killed an unknown negro In
the Southern yards here last night.
While Mr.. Mcconnell was making his
regular rounds of inspection in the
yards he noticed freight car open
and walked up to it and struck a
match, when he saw a negro in the
car and ordered him out. As he was
walking the negro in front Of him to
the light he wheeled around and
grabbed Mr.. Mcconnell with drawn
revolver. Mr.. Mcconnell was too
quick for him, however, and fired, the
bullet entering the negros body just
below the heart and killing him in
stantly.
Mr.. Mcconnell Immediately notified
Chief. Of Police Munger. who escorted
him to the city jail. Mayor E. s. DON
nell was summoned, at once, but 1t was
impossible for him to give Mr.. McCor-
nell q hearing, and he WIS carried to
the county jail for the night. A hear
ing Of the case will be held before
the mayor this morning at II o'clock.
The body Of the dead negro was
taken to Gunter Bros undertaking es-
tablishment and up to this hour he has