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New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
READY At OYSTER BAY
al Preparations Made to Recer7e
.S7cedish Prince To-day.
nv Telegraph to The T'ribune.l

ovster Rav Aug. Eff there is a vehicle not
earning It's keep in oyster Bay tomorrow II
VII be a curiosity. All the hackmen iVeryineh
storekeepers and citizens of the village VINO own
conveyances Of any description were greaSihs
and cleaning them up to-day IN the expectation
of reaping the greatest harvest OF the season
eo,, tho Swedish prince and his party, who are
a,e at Sycamore Hill for luncheon Prince VIII
holm, will be accompanied by the Swedish MIN
lister and q distinguished party OF offlclais' nj
toa- oil told A party of forty Swedish citizens
from, New York also will be received oy the
president and as there will be no official accom-
rnodatfons for this numerous visiting llst ali lhe
,,,o,,s :, town will be pressed into service
charles A Stillings public printer, dropped
into the executive office this afternoon TO see
c,orat.rv Loeb MIR Stillings said he learned
b,,e in Nevy York this morning that the papers
&, Washington were printing stories ABOUT MS
Confronting official decapitation. so JUST
came down here to find out how soon was 10
no let out" said Mr.. Stillngs. Commenting on
the work Of his bureau. ne said:
"1 nrobably have made good many enemies
since taking charge. but have saved the govern
rnent great many thousands Of dollars. Those
that have been discharged from the Government
Printing Office have been let out for cause. and
the service has been improved by every reform
inaugurated."
Mr. Stillings said that when he entered the
government print shop he weighed 200 pounds
Now | weigh 250 pounds" he added. so you
can see how much 1 am worrying over the at
tacks of my enemies.
He was asked for explanation OF the recent
order issued by him which requires employees
of the printing office to address each other by
their proper titles instead of by familiar nick
names That was intended principally for the
guidance of those in the office and other depart
noents where the employees come In contact with
the public" said Mr. Stillings. 1T was not IN
tended 10 govern employees in the shop There
is no intention whatever of preventing one
nr;nter calling another Jack Joe any
.hor familiar nickname that suits him best"
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

The funeral of Ricardo de Acosta. a wealthy
Cuban. took place yesterday morning In the Chapel
of Our Lady. St Patricks Cathedral High mass
celebrated by Monsignor NJ. J. LaveIIe. as
sisted by the Rev. Neil Mckinnon rector of St
Ignatus Loyoa's Church. Saith street and Park
avenue and the Rev. Patrick DAILY. OF Poughkeep-
sic. n. Y.
Ricardo de Acosta came to this city from Havana
in 1852 and accumulated fortune in importing
sugar from Cuba. Among those present the
funeral WAS J. b. Casanova, the boyhood friend OF
de Acosta. who came with him to New York
Casanova is a wealthy Cuban planter. Others
who attended the funeral were Minister Rojas.
Venezuela. who from Washington. and
former President Booth of the Ward Steamship
Line. Burial Mt Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
A WEDDING IN LONDON.

London Aug 27-There a large gathering OF
british military men and Americans at Christ
Church Mavfair this afternoon. for the mar
,iage OF Miss Mary NJ. Latrobe. daughter or the
late r. Stewart Latrobe, OF Baltimore, 10 Colonel
Arthur p D. Harris OF the 9Th Light Infantry, Ind
ian army. The bride, who wore q gown OF wfii'e
lace and q large white hat with white feathers was
attended bv her sister. Miss Edna LatroDe, who
was gswned in white embroidered muslin Captain
Walter Scott was best After the ceremony
there was reception which was attended by lhtl-
r,a+e friends Colonel and Mrs. Harris will go to
Irdis in October where the colonel will resume
command Of his regiment.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
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BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
Stamford Conn. Aug. eI--Seized with heart dis
ease late last night while his way home from
Cove Pond. where he had been catching crabs
with William Waring, a neighbor Arthur w
Weed ir thirty-two years old Of Arthur W
Weed in the real estate business In Broadway
New York died In field a quarter OF a mile from
his home His body lay there until this morning
when ii found Weed was a member or an
old and wealthy family He had no occupation
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
national coors. The programm. concluded with

national colors. The programme concluded Win
America sung by the entire audience.
After the close of the reception, accompanied py
the committee and his escort the prince was driVeh
to the Hope Club, where he entertained at a
dinner given In his honor by the club. at which
were present Governor Higgins, Adjutant captain
Goram, A F Klercker Baron Herman de Lager
crantz, Corporal Emil UggIa and many other DIS
tnguished guests.
At the conclusion of the dinner the prince was es-
corted by the entire party to the station, where
he took the train for New York at 20 o'clock to
visit the President at Oyster Bay.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
ABNER MKiNLEY ESTATE LITIGATION

Canton. Ohio Aug. 27.-Suit entered in Conn
Pleas Court to-day by the National Bank
of Somerset Penn. against r S. Shields admin
istrator of the estate of Abner Mckinley. Shields
was named administrator in 1905 application of
Ohio creditors OF Abner Mckinley. and has allowed
claims OF about $50 90. Mrs. Anna Mckinley Allen
widow of Abner Mckinley but remarked
named executrx of the Abner Mckinley estate
in Somerset. She has entered requistion in Ohio
10 have all claims allowed by Shields set aside
1t will now be conflict between Ohio and Penn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
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MRS VALENTINE PRINSEP MARRIES AGAIN
Mrs Valentine Prinsep, whose marriage to George
Rall-C5reene son Of the late Sir John Bal-CTeene.
has Just been announced from London. is the very
wealthy widow Of the late Valentine Prinsep the
painter ana Royal AcademIcian who was portrayed
hr Du Ma aurier Taffy IN his popular novel
TrlIhv' She IS the sister OF the late Sir Herbert
Navlo- Ievland. sister-in-lew Of the lovely Lady
Navlor Leyland. who Miss Jennie Chamber
lain Of Cleveland. Ohio, and daughter OF old
Frederick Leyland. founder OF the Leyiand Line OF
steamers and tie man who commissioned Whistier
10 raint the famous Peacock room Old Leyland
Was accidentally shot while out deerstalking in
the Highlands by his only son. who was ever
sfterward known in London society by the nick
name Of -'Bagdad.''
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CLYDE FITCH TO SELL SUMMER HOME
Reported That Playwright Will Build New
One at Cross River

According to a report yesterday from Green
wich Conn. Clyde Fitch. the playwright, is to
sell his summer home. Quiet Corner. near that
town. and build a home at Cross River,
n. Y. where he has bought four hundred acres
of land The report could not be confirmed.
Mr.. Fitch not at his town home last night.
His friends believe, however. that there may be
some truth in the report he has frequently
spoken of being tired of Quiet Corner
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
"1HE HYPocRvrEs" IN LONDON.

London, Aug. 2-The theatrical season opened
In London last night with the first performance
here of Henry Arthur Jones's The Hypocrttes.
which ran for "A year In the United States Charles
Frobman produced the play here at the Hicks
Theatre. The leading persons are the same as IN
the American production. with the exception that
Marion Terry played the part created in America
Jessie Nilward
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

REINONT-J. L. Bodman, cincinnatI BRE2- @
IIN-Dr. A. H. Young, Chicago FIFTH II - Az n. r.
SI-+cII b Chambers. St. Louis GF2ANI-Cha
A. Hardy Philadelphia. H0tLAND1AlefxaIngd Ale Igis
New kansas City IMPERIAL-M Pohl, Mel
bourne MAJESTIC-C. +. Taylor, Arizona. MAN
HATTAN-D- ., ear1ett @ St Louis Rk MxKkAl aVhL
NITE-J S. Lloyd Philadelphia ST REGIS
George F. Putnam, Boston NICI0RiAmDr; b.
Marvin Hughitt. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Phi1adeIphia Aug. 1.-THE Rev Dr MARCUS A.
Brownson. pastor of the Tenth Presbyterian
Church. this city, has been asked by the trustees
of Hanover College Laporte. Ind, to assume the
presidency of that institution. DR. Brownson will
probably accept the offer.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Han, Sarah u schuyler. WI1nl' -
Parsdse PaInce chli.sopn.2 hslsa 1 Winsa Ws Har.
Reed Helen NJ
ARMsTRoNG-At Briarcnn; Sunday sy.5ns Avg =
1901 the nth year Of her age Isabel. j. sineiaar
late residence No s1tythrd street. Wednesday,
Is. at o'clock
HALLAt woodstoes Vt sstgrtay Agss. "a 1seI les
and and ases %s,es :. ns Phps Brief services at 1
First PRESBYTERIAN Church sth avs and I'm s ss Ne~
lips family vault in churchyard
LIE CoUNT-At Ocean Grove: N J.. Monday evening.
oD august = neFs fge eee at her late Pesdencs No "a
Pohemus Place, Brooklyn. N y wednesday evening.
Thursday morning
PARTRIpGEon SUNDAY the 18th r, inst IN the I'm
Partridge jr: and daughter Of me late chaTIes
ara invited TO attend the funeral services at Grass
Church. Brooklyn Heights On Wednesday. tho 18th
inst. at O'Clock p. m.
sssh Of his age Eqnera at his late 5esease nc & N9
at 2:sO O'Clock the afternoon
REED-suddenly. at Hotel Royal Edinburgh. Scot
land. Monday. August 26 1907 Helen NJ. widow
and beloyed sister OF Mrs Samuel Bovine Puryea ,
hereafter Boston and Milwaukee papers please
copy.
RfEs-sqadeny: at chattanooga Tenn or 1, SUNDAY: &
AID Iqcnda Kron Rec. in the SAB year Of his sss
August p at 4:so ..
sCHuYLER-At Eas,on. Penn. Monday. August Is.
William Wilson Schuyler. in the 10Th Of his age
gust IS, 2e 1907 . @ arthur " Weed j- son of Arthur W.
sebhsn Rs gs'' res 2 Mas IS TSf Gsay yidS. august
20. at II at her late residence. No. 50 Rugby
Road. Flatbush, Brooklyn
drake n r. harrie & Dunn WiHan & son o. Eleanor A
private. Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
PROFESSOR TODD At WORK ON BOOK

Lima Aug 27-Professor David p Todd of the
astronomical department of Amherst College and
head Of the Lowell expedition to the Andes. in an
interview here to-day Is quoted saying that he
is preparins a book on his recent observations of
the eclipse the sun. of the rings of Saturn and
of the canals OF Mars
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

KAISER WILHELM
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bar
tholdt.
F HAYES Carstairs.
Or. and Mrs. W. T. Bull.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Is. Cowles.
Consuelo. Dowager Duchess
of Manchester
Miss w. III. Cadwalader.
THE MINNEAPOL.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. X. BuYras.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. o. Dana.
Mrs. f. W. Hiscox.
Mr.. and Mrs. George e.
Francis.
THE MoLTKE.
Dr. George II. Alien.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n.
Bishop.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Brown
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Rome Aug 27.-The statement published in the
Austrian press that King Victor Emmanuel in
tended TO visit Emperor Francis Joseph of Aus
tria and that this visit would be returned in Rome
by Archduke Franz Ferdinand. the heir to the
throne has been denied.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
JAPANESE OFFICERS At RAccoNIel.

Racconigi, Italy. Aug I.-king Victor Emmanuel
to-day received Admiral Ijuin and the other
officers of the visiting Japanese squadron The
officers were warmly cheered by the crowds at the
landing pace.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE s.
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Tribune Subscription Rates.

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New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CITY TAKES VALUABLE TITLE.

The city took title yesterday to the Stats
Zeitung Building. The interest due the pur-
cnase price which was 81 $4,000. was $685.. so
the total sum paid for the property by the city
was 81 70S. .6s7.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CROWN PRINCE IN AUTO ACCIDENT.

Hanover, Aug. 27.-Crown Prince William. while
driving in an automobile Brunswick thirty
five miles from Hanover. to-day ran into an empty
wagon slightly damaging the princes car. No ono
was injured
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL Co, 24i-3 West 23d So.
Chapeis Private and public aublances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world wide known under
taker: only place OF business. sth and 10Th
ct: largest ~ the world Tel 124 and I25 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

Highest temperature yesterday. 20 degrees: lowest 63
average for corresponding year.
70: average corresponding last thirty three
years. IL
Local Forecast.-To- day partly cloudy. with occa-
snnal showers Thursdsy fair. not much change
perature; light, variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28

III, FROM BREMEN.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Cramp.
Eugene Higgins
Mrs. Trenor Park.
Lewis Sherry.
Robert A. NJ. stark
MIR. and Mrs p. r. II. Nor
ley.
S, FROM LONDON.
Mr.. and Mrs. James W. Os-
borne.
Mr.. and Mrs. William n.
Scott.
FROM NAPLES.
Mrs. S. g Mcclure
Mrs. Margaret j. NJ. Sweat.
Mrs. George E. LOOMS.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolsys
and by carriage. Lots. s125 up Telephone 4S55
Grauercy for Book Of Views representative
Office. 20 East 23d ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
THE, OCEANIC, FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr. and w. II. Cross s s Keyser
r. IJunt.
" r. Cross Arthur Morton.
Mr and Mrs X Falk. Mr.. and Mrs Alfred p.
Mira G. Ogvy Hais. Sloan.
i B Holland George A. Wells
Mr. and Mrs Charles D. ]. B. Holland
Joyce.
THE NOORDAM. FOR ROTTERDAM.
Mi.. A Z. Crosby X II. Howard
Mrs r. b E. d. J. L.un-
Lns
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

onciaI Record and Forecast.-Wa ashinRton. Aug 27
The Western depression has diminished greatly In
s,enKth and is apparently filling in the Ohio Valley
The the entire country
Is below inches except Lake Superior region
and in Northwest Light sprnkles or
rain have fallen IN the Atlantic States and light
.ho,e,s &, the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and
the lake region Temperatures relatively high in the
South and about The weather Wednes
day viii be cloudy Middle Atlantic
states and the Ohio Valley. with occasional show
There showers in the middle Rocky
Mountain region and In Kansas. For Thursday little
change indicated from the conditions which VIII
Important temperature changes
not The winds along the New England
cor st Will be light middle and south
light and variable; Gulf light
on lower lakes light variable. mostly north.
upper lakes light 7ortherly-
Steamers departing Wednesday for European ports will
light variable winds and partly cloudy weather
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
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TRI-WEEKLY wi charged a copy extra
nostaRe In addition 10 the named above.
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'Burnett's Vanilla Is Pure Food
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE VIII b
republished The Tri-Weeky Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
Forecast for Special Localities

fair in north. day. Thursday.
fair light winds
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Delaware, Maryland and the District Columbia
Partly cloudy. with occasional shower. to-day;
Thursday fair not much change III Temperature light,
winds
FOR Western Pennsylvania continued cool to-
,jav and Thursday; light north winds
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau changes in the
tenperafure for hours comparf-
With tho dat last
New-York tribune., 1907-08-28
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
sIaEs AND SONS.

William o'Brien. the Irish politician,
has been prosecuted nine times aud
imprisoned for over two years.
Professor Arthur Fairbanks, who was
appointed director Of the Boston Muse
um OF Fine Arts on June last, has
entered upoE his duties
Lord Lucas, who recently established
his claim to seat in the house OF
lords, has only one leg. The other
was shattered during the Boer war
and had 10 be amputated.
The nine-year-old son OF James Mar
tin editor Of the Newark Star, has
been appointed aid-de-camp with the
rank OF captain on the stan OF Gov
ernor Stokes of New Jersey.
Alderman Michael Kenna. political
boss OF Chicago Is touring the thirty
two counties Of Ireland In an automo-
bile in Older to make complete diary,
which will be Of interest to his constit-
uents.
Aladar Stollncki an aristocratic lieu
tenant OF Hungarian hussar regi-
ment. has resigned his commission to
become an apprentice to pork butch
err in Budapest He says he cannot
live on his pay-S+00 d year.
John A. Karl, who has just been
elected for the seventh time chief OF
the Rockland (Afe.) fire department
has seen thirty-iive years Of service in
the department He has been five
times elected chief by unanimous vote
Lord stratheona, the Canadian high
commissioner In London, is an advo-
cato OF the simple life, and he finds
that he can dispose OF his millions
without the aid Of extravagances. He
is devoted exponent Of the two meals
q day theory.
Lord Charles Beresford, always a
temperate man. but now an advocate
OF total abstinence, was horrifed at n
recent dinner at which lady, noticing
he took no wine, exclaimed, fAh, 1
suppose all Of you hard drinkers have
to come to II sooner or later"
Clarence S. Dnrrow, leading attorney
for the defense in the Moyer-HaywoOd
cases Is described as a picturesque
personality. over six feet tall; shonl.
ders Of phenomenal breadth; a smooth
face deeply furrowed with lines that
he VIII never permit Il photographer TO
eradicate because II cost too much TO
get them there long dark hair, with
an unruly lock that drops effectively
over his right eye; somewhat after the
Webster, Clay on John Brown mold"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
BELLS AS RARoMETERs.
Their Tone win Endichtc what the
Weather win He.

Their Tone WIN Indicate what the
Weather win he.
Church bells can serve another pur-
pose besides ringing you to worship.
They make a good substitute for
barometer AS the atmosphere is the
sole conductor Of sound from the bell
TO the err, it is obvions that the in
tensity and quality Of the sound as
perceived by the ear win depend on
the state Of the medium through which
it comes For instance. II bells sound
very distinctly of an evening, this
points TO the probability Of wet day
following. since Dir heavily charged
with moisture conducts sound better
than dry air. SO, too, as dense air con-
ducts better than light air, bells sound
more clearly when the barometer is
high than when It Is low. other things
being equal, and so, too, with hot and
cold air These principles are familiar
to oil country folk living within the
sound Of church bells. About five
miles from Lebekke. in Belgium. there
are some small bells which are called
"water BELLS When they are heard
distinctly in the town rain is sure to
follow.--L London Spectator.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
CHURCH AND CLERGY.

The cornerstone Of the Omaha ca
thedral viii be laid the first Sunday in
October.
Mississippi Baptists have 10000 In
vested in orphanages and $4,000 in
college property.
There are now $50 churches and 500
Sunday schools OF the Christian de-
nomination in Indiana, which during
the year have gained 20,539 members,
When the Church Army wished to
extend its headquarters In London, ten
men promised $4,000 toward the work,
and the Duchess OF Argyll has laid the
foundation stone for the buildings.
Bishop Partridge Of Kioto, Japan, is
strong advocate OF having parks,
museums and the like, as well as
churches, open on Sunday for the use
OF the poor and those that need rest,
especially day Of physical rest, a
change OF environment and fitting Of
the mind for higher sphere"