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THEATRICAL NEWS.

Thomas ". Ryley has engaged Harry Burcher.
the English comedian for the Belle Of Mayfair
this coming season The first performance Of the
season will be the Hollis Street Theatre Boston
The Shuberts announce that Jefferson De Angels.
Mss Blanche Ping and Alexander Carr will he
seen in their musical production which is 20
follow FASCINATING Flora" at the Casino.
The both performance Of THE Man Of tho Hour
al the savoy Theatre will take place tonight.
Souvenirs viii be given 10 patrons
AZ Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre tho
erocL, cornpanv IS presenting Love in Harness"
The company AT the Harlem Opera House IS ap~
pearing in Don Cesar De Bazan.'
Wright Lorimer has engaged Roland Burke Hen
reesv as lis personal representative and literary
adviser. Mr Hennessy is a we'll known newspaper
man.
At Tony Pastors this week the bill is headed by
the TIaywards Conroy company. The Crescent Trio.
Miss Annie Bernstein and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Tracy in rural comedy also on the bill
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SISTER CALLS BROTHER A THIEF
Has Him Arrested on Charge of Robbing
Her of a Ring

Henry Lamar. who said he was a salesman l!v-
ing No Ioi West 40th street. arrested last
night by Patrolnan Carroll. Of the Tenderloin
Precinct charged with stealing a diamond ring
valued at $3.50. from his sister. Mrs. Fred W
Naylor OF Grove Place Orange N J. Lamar saw
lis sister yesterday afternoon. \ few hours after
he left the ring missing.
Mrs. Nayl0r and her husband Larnar's
rooms. They saw him the street. and had
Patrolnau Carroll arrest him. Lamar drunk
at the time. and ala not deny he had taken the
ring.
In his pockets $40 and note 10 Mrs. Naylor We're
found Tho note said; Il sorry have had
TO do this but l needed the money get 10 Chi
caEo. 1 incose the pawnticket for the ring"
Lamar viii be held for the Orange police.
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Died.

AHEARN-On Saturday. July % 1907, the Rev Wfitsra
Ahearn. pastor Gabriel Church Linwood st and
Road. Brooklyn Solemn requiem mass
Wednesday morning July 81 AT 10 o'clock
AINSWOSTH-Ou sunday. July %. Simon J. Ainsworta-
residence Jones Cottage SheepsFssd Fay. lst ST.
Funeral July 81, from No 933 39th ST. near New
Utrecht
DEAN-At Lsrchmout y Y. Saturday July u 1su..
susan A, widow Of Henry L Dean N ner octn yeS5-
Funeral from residence OF nephew q
Frank Palmer. Palmer ave- LarChmcnt on Iuesdays
July 80. al 2SO p
KIBBEE-At rest Saturday. July 81 1897, Albany y
Y Austin Kibbee. aged ~ years Funeral services
Church. Albany. on Tuesday
afternoon 23o O'Clock
PAsHI.F.Y-On Saturday. July - Charles I. Pashlsy.
beloved husband Isaosl PecShan-- Services IN tns
chapel Of the Central Congregational Church. Hancock
St near Bedford ave. Brooklyn. Tuesday, July so.
at ?.
REED-On July IS Oscar Reed aged "a years. Funsral
residence Hubbard So.
Beach Tuesday. July 80. 1901 at D m
sMITEJ-On sunday July .. 1907. NJ Smith. IN
his T3d year Funeral services at his ate RESIDENCE
No. 155 Jerome ST.. Wednesday afternoon July 81
1897 at O'Clock Relatives and friends are invited 10
attend
WEBBER-Suddsnly. Orange y. J.. July p. 1907.
Richard Henry Arrisndal Weber beloved husband OK
Julia II. Weber. 1O5 Heywoos Funeral prt-
vate from his residence Tuesday az ? m IN
ternnent the convenience OF family London pagers
please copy.
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PenIahee for them. The police also took the
Huntington
iiehIy huntington's wife, as well as her father
ana mother. was summoned from Paris today
anu appeared before the examining magistrate
mere Henry's wife in an interview. said that
me rupture between Henry and the other mem
berS OF the family was complete The trouble
She said, dated from the last anniversary din
ner OF her marriage She said that on this oc-
husband
Henry according to his wife's story. told her
mat he was crying at the bedside of his father
Wheh ms brother Douglas and his sisters in
'eFrupted him and insisted that he beg his
Inothers pardon. He then lost his head and
nred Unfortunately. Il can never forget -
Mrs. Huntington went on. that my husband
broke with his family rather than permit me TO
be insulted in his presence"
Dr. Denise declared to-day that Henry Hunt
lngton's sisters were friendly with his daughter
before her marriage. but thar they turned
against her after Henry made her his wife
Many members Of the American colony in
Paris. including Ambassador White and Consul
General Mason. called at the Huntington resi-
dence to-day to express sympathy and offer
their services.
MAJOR HUNTINGTON'S CAREER.
Major Huntington was one Of the best known
Americans in Paris, and had long taken a
prominent part in the social and official gayety
Of the French capital. He was a retired army
officer. and prior to taking up his residence
abroad lived in Chicago. In Paris he became
well known for his after dinner speeches at
the American Club. OF which he was one of the
organizers and recently its president. Major
Huntington and his family frequently took a
leading part in the entertainments at the Amert-
can Embassy Several years ago the family
leased a fine old residence at Versailles where
the major was better able to pursue his studies
Of French art and literature He enjoyed indie
pendent means With former Ambassador Por-
ter he compiled a list of French officers who
took part with Lafayette in the American Revo-
luton. For this he decorated with the
Cross Of the Legion Of Honor
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FUTURE SALVATION ARMY HEAD
General Booths Minute Directions Regard
ing Control of Organization.

London. July 29.-GeneraI William Booth. the
head OF the Salvation Army, who is on a motor
car trip in Great Britain. announced on Sun
day at Blackburn, in Lincolnshire. that the
same electric flash that carried the news OF his
death would publish the name OF the new gen.
eraI for the army.
1t IS learned that General Booth has left
minute directions for the future administration
of the army in a sealed envelope with his soli-
citors. No one else knows who his successor
will be. but 1t is believed that IT will be Bram-
Well Booth. with Commissioner Howard and
Commissioner Booth-TuCker alternates In
case Of Bramwen Booths death. and that the
army will continue under the guidance Of one
man and not of committee or board OF direc-
tors.
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MRS. FIskE TO GO SOUTH.

Harrison Grey Fis1e said yesterday that early IN
october Mrs Fiske viii visit the cities and towns
Of the Southern States. appearing IN iedua -
- =, ..r-ae. of tho d'Jrbervilles'' and Leah
tlIescbna." She Will return to New York In De
ca,7,feY 10 The Lyric in a play In January Mr.
-, t,, rapgdou Mitchell. Nine. Bertha KaIicn
u,rU be seen this season in Percy Mackaye
..Sappho and Phaon.' Mr. F1ske $ no" hegoIif'- >
.r,, with an English actor 10 appear IN one-act
,,iece hy Robert Bracco. Mr.. Flske VIII send ouI
lle,,eral road companies in Becky sharp ana
1,,,or -,iecas I'm which Mrs. Fiske has been seen
re- announces also that Rupert Hughes IS writing
49, Of American life for Mrs. Fiske
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JOHN MAXW ELL.

Amsterdam y Y. July 29-John Maxwell. the
pioneer knit goods manufacturer Of this city, who
established the first mill here moro than ffty
years ago. died last night at his home in Phila-
deIDhia where he was still actively engaged in
the Industry as president Of company. although
ninety-three years old. He was the father Of Dis
trict Attorney John 5. Maxwell OF this city. past
department commander Of the Grand Army Of the
New-York tribune., 1907-07-30
PRESENT PoLLocKs NEW PLAY.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l


Hartford, Conn, July 29-Channing Pollock s
foyr-act play The Secret Orchard" was presented
for the first time this evening before large audi
ence at the Parsons Theatre by the Hunter-Brad-
ford players. The play is an adaptation or ule
,,o,,al Of the same name by Agnes and Egerton
castle and while their story is followed in the main
the character Of JOY IS changed in order TO make
- ,ore wholesome for the stage. Josephine Victor
,re,-s5 mis- role and Edmund Elton the Duke
~ i'luny Frances Gaunt the Duchess, and FRANK
Mccormack had the role Of Favereau others III
no cast were John Findlay. Burke Clarke, arthur
ITovt Frank Bixby Clarence Handysde, ld'l
.g.ie Katherine Emmett and Helen Tracy.
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PLANS FOR HoUGHToN MEMORIAL.

Plans wero filed yesterday for the mortuary
chapel to be added 90 the Church Of the Trans
hglraton, in East 18th street. a memorial its
former rector the Rev. George Clarke HoughtOn. 1t
is TO be a two story building OF ornamental stone
with decorative windows, built the central front
Of the church. II will be 1910 by Ii feet. with
peaked octagonal tower roof, The chapel VIII be-
a feet high and Will be fitted with OF chimes
II is to cost $500 Henry c. FELTON, is the archi-
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PHENOMENAL TEMPERATURE CANARD
Texas Thermometer Which Registered 179
Degrees Only Existed in Imagination
rRy Telesraph 20 Ths Trthune.

Waco. Tex. July 29.-The dispatch sent from
McGregor to Houston and repeated from Hous-
ton TO the afternoon papers throughout the United
States by press associations. describing heat wave
with a temperature of 179 degrees in a restrict
ed area in the McGregor district, canard.
The highest temperature of the year at most Cen
traL Texas points was reached yesterday. 10l in
the shade being the maximum record reported
At McGregor, twenty miles west of Waco, located
on breezy plateau, the highest 9S IN the
shade George Caut1ed, a McCregor banker and
livestock man, and other citizens of the town here
nave explicitly contradiCted the heat fake.
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FAILED TO FLY CANADIAN FLAG.

Pointe au Pic. Quebec, July 29.-!There is no
little comment here among members of the
Royal Canadian Yacht Club at the oversight or
neglect Of c. NJ. Barney, owner Of the yacht In
yincibIe to fiy the Canadian colors while in
Canadian waters 1t Is an unwritten rule OF
yachtsmen TO display the flag of the country in
which they may be sailing. Mr.. Barney is pres
ident of the Knickerbocker Trust Company OF
New York and sails under the flag Of the New
York Yacht Club. He has offered explana-
tton for his failure to conform TO the custom.
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SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.

Franz Kaltenbo-n is at the St Nicholas Garden
now with his orchestra Of fifty pieces Each night
the programme is changed. Friday night IS to be
devoted to the works Of American composers. Mr
Katen5orn's programme tonight follows:
c,.sr-,-e ..r,,be,.. FaEt / ............ Weber
Quartet in Major op. 30. No. string orchestra
Menuet,o-Grazioso. Allegro motto
Aria, Jeanne o. Arc Ischaiko~sky
waltz Bel uns zfIaas Strauss
Messrs -s,' FiaItenborn ana Cheshire
Part II
Violin obtiigato Mr KaitenioTn sp'sluann
LEM ,,iii..s .'.....-.J
syInphq25ny in minor. oD %. No nrom The
Aaari5-Ai,egro motto seherzo--Molto vivaee
The Anna Held Girls. Nile. Dazie and the other
entertainers II The FoIlies Of 1907 continue TO
draw audiences 10 the Jsrdin de Paris. Each week
some new feature IS introduced.
At Hamu1ersteir's Roof Garden this week Shekla
Alle. FouEere and Gus Edwards school boys and
girls the principals in entertaining bill
There IS matinee in the Victoria Theatre every
day.
George N. Cohan and hts associates began an
other week last night the Aerial Gardens Of the
New Amsterdam Theatre. The Honeymooners," D"
in which Mr.. Cohan Is appearing is described on
the bill as "A frothy, buobns, foarnins nectar Of
musical merr!rent.'
Fascinating Flora" is still entertaining audiences
AZ the Casino Theatre. Miss Richie. Frederic
Bond James Z. Sullivan. Edward NJ Favor. Miss
Ada Lewis and Miss Ella Snyder are the principal
entertainers.
.cThe Maid and the Millionaire is stu the attrsc-
cion at the Madison Square Roof Garden Miss
Florence Schenck, the Virginia Beauty IS an
additional feature
"One Hundred and one Ranch" the Wild West
show viii be at Brighton Beach Park all summer.
II entertained large audiences yesterday, This
Wild West show aims at presenting the Wild West
s It really IS"
At Golden city this week there is a bill in
tha free entertainment given IN the arena. The
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Special Notices.
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ZIG ceEeN BIRD" PRODUCED.

Boston. July 29,-"Th Green Bird" musical
.,,,ady written by D. X. Stevens, Of Boston TO
,,,Isic bv John A. Bennett, was given for the hrst
time on any stage at the Majestic Theatre tohlsnt
- ms assisted by George Schiller OF Boston; J;
KguI "a sloan John =. Kennedy John Lorenz ana
', ', "a -. A1ilton while Charles H Bowers mad the
- -oIe The leading soubrette was Elsa Ryan
-, IL. rriraa donna Eleanore Kent
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SECRETARY TAFTs MOTHER BETTER.

MiIlburn. Mass, July ga slight Improvement
was reported to-day by the physicians who are at
tending Mrs Louisa NJ. Taft. tho aged mother OF
william H. Taft. Secretary OF War Mrs Taft has
been seriously Ill in this town for several days, and
her sons have been informed Of her condition IN
less Unforeseen complications should develop Il IS
thought that Mrs Taft viii recover speedily.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-Joy Morton. Chicago; NJ. Ernest
Paris, G. NJ LaughIln, Pttsburg R. NJ. Hotaling.
San Francisco; Gerard Foster. Lenox. ASTOR-
Richard Spencer. Los Angeles; II. Sheperd. Chicago,
HOILAND-Kenneth Hotchkiss. Boston, r g
Iathrop, Savannah. IAPERIAL-C. II. Hutchns.
Toronto; W. II. Child. MckeespOrt, Penn MAN
IIATTAN-Fred +. Grant, London; A. A. Stearns
Cleveland; J. H Wright, Washington. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Charles j. Glidden, Boston.
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NgIcHgoRs THINK HENRY SANE.

Paris. july 2e.-Heury Huntington has house in
this city Neghbors said to-day that he lived there
with his wife and her parents and added that they
had never observed any eCcentrlctes on his part
They descrile h-n. ot leisure.
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ARMY And NAVY NEWS.
Both Departments Nay Ask, In
creased AHo7cances from Congress.
IRON The tribune Bureau. ]

IFrom The Tribune Bureau
Washington July 20.
ESTIMATING FOR APPROPRIATTONS-A
and navy officers who have to do with the prep
araton Of the estimates for the consideration Of
Congress are going over the preliminary reports OF
suoordinates in order TO ascertain just what IS
necessary IN the way Of important recOnnneuda-
tons to the Secretary OF War and the Secretary OF
the Navy. This year some indication Of the policy
Of the administration viii be indicated by the action
on the War Department estimates. These TO Be
submitted in a few days about two months ahead
OF tme) in order to allow Secretary Taft 20 act
upon them before he starts his trip the
Philippines. This will give the Navy Department
authorities an opportunity TO with what ber
ality OF economy IL will be necessary TO treat the
various Items. There IS disposition throughout
the Navy Department we'll the War Depart
ment. to ask for more money than was appropriated
last year. In nearly every case, it is said Con-
gress had cut down the expenses in way which
has crippled the service. This Is notably IN ths
matter OF naval ordnance and army qUartermaster
supplies. the latter including clothing The re-
serve stock OF material has been reduced 10
the minimum, and It Is likely that Congress will
be asked to restore the quantities which are kept
in anticipation OF trouble.
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Il. 4. HuNTINeToN,s HOME IN CHICAGO

Chicago. July 29.-The residence Of Major Henry
4. Huntington When the family lived in this city
at 10Th street and Indiana avenue. This locality
at that time one OF the fashionable sections OF
the city. The family prominent in social GER
cles
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u,sTlcE gocKEs STRICKEN.

e,,atoaa. Y. y July 29-August Bockes Justice
If the supreme Court in this state from 800 10
- 80 IS stricken with apoplexy tonight and Is
,fot e,Enected 10 live. Ex-Justice Bockes is eshtS
niIe years old.
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Station Webster an1 Jerome Avenue trolisys and
carriage Lots Sl25 Teephons 4s5S 6iran,erc5
OF Views representative.
once % East 23d St, New York City
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In MemOram.
CEMETERIES.

sIFORT-At his home s7th St. July 80,
1895. Edward Lyman short.
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Highest temperature yesterday 76 degrees lowest 6S
average TO average corresponding date last "a
for corresponding thrtythTee years o
Local Fair to-day and Wednesday light
southwest 10 west winds
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ORDERS IssUED-Tho following orders

ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders have
been issued
ARMY
Captain MARSHALL CTIILDS 18th Infantry. from Army
and Navy General Hospital Hot Springs 20 general
hospital, Washington Barracks.
Captain WILLIAM ". MORROW. 21St Infantry, assigned
70 station at Newport News while duty quar-
and conInisSary Cf the transport Fitzpatrick
Captain WILLIAM II. BURT 4th Field Artillery. de-
tailed In pay department.. to Paiipptnes
until completion practice march encaInpment and tar
Second Lieutenant HARRY C. LECKIE. 2sth Infantry.
TO general hospital. Presidio OF san Francisco.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM P. STOKEY. corps of en-
sueers. from Military Academy Havana for duty
with companies ID Battalion Of engineers stationed
Frrs, Lieutenant HENRY C. JEwETT corps OF engineers
to Point Military Academy
Following ueUtenants corps engineers
eHleer s1nsp-. " - sal,''s HeSlS
mated: WILLIAM y. A ANDERSON. 70 duty with
companies % Battalion Of engineers stationed IN Cuba:
RALPH T WARD. % Fort Mason fo- duty with
companies 1st battalion OF engineers THOMAS NJ
ROBINS, TO duty with companies "a battalion ot
First Lieutenant WILLIAM l. GUTHRIE, corps OF en-
gnears. Fort LAaveHworth. thence to proper sta
n cuba.
First lieutenant JAMES r. TAYLOR, coast artillery
corps 65th 10 134th Company. Fort Niche.
NAVY
Captain J. c WILSON Cretiret). placed retired
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs-Ths following
movements Of vessels have been reported to the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
July 2s-The Potomac. at Norfolk.
July 27-The Prairie. Island; Rhode Island
North River New York city; the stauttsh. a;
London
July 2s-Tso Dolphin. at Watch IIn.
July 26-Ths Potomac. from Hampton Roads for Norfolk
July 27-rhe Dolphin. from Gloucester for Watch Hiu
July 2s-rhe Don Juan Austria, from Portsmouth,
1r
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To Relieve Headache and Insomnia
hy heat, nervousness impaired dses
ton take Horsford's Acid Phosphate
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UNDERWRITERS.

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CapeIz public aubuancss Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Domestic Rates.

By EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
points United states and Mexico (outsids
OF the BoroIzhs Manhattan and The
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines without
extra expense for foreign postage
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washiugton July %
The along tho New England will light
and mostly southwest Middle coast light south
South Atlantic coast light southwest Gulf
coast light south; the lakes light
west becoming variable. upper lakes. light north
becoming variable
showers IN the Middle Atlantic states
and Ohio Valley Southern generally and the
slope Of tho Rocky Mountains. elsewhere
weather generally fair. Temperatures
Texas the remainder OF the country they
Showers viii continue Tuesday the South Atlantic
and states except Texas will
New England and Southwest Elsewhere tho
Il will also be fair
quite generally except the South Atlantic East Gulf
showers will continue Temperature changes
steamers departing Tuesday FOR European ports will
have winds. with fair
weather, 10 the Grand Banks.
Columbia and Maryland fair. warmer to-day; Wednesday
fair; light winds.
For New Jersey, fair TO-DAY. in interior.
Wednesday fair light Wes: winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania fair to-day. in
southeast portion: "Wednesday fair. light winds
Eastern York. fair to-day and Wednesday;
light southwest o winds
For England, partly CLOUDY Today; local showers
in east portion Wednesday fair light 10 west
For Western PENNSYLVANIA Western New York.
fair to-day and Wednesday; light west winds.
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature for twenyfour hours comparison
.,pdiu iat of lasty