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WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting of the city Indian Association chapel
OF the Collegiate Church. Fifth avenue and 4sth
10 a.
Commencement exercises the Young Women.s Chris
tan Association : East 18th street. 10 a m
and =.
Meeting OF the Daughters Of Indiana Hotel Asor m
Anprec,atton day of the Washington Irving High school
FOR Girls reception al No On West 18th street S''V
p.
Exercises the New York House OF iNe'use f''''h' :
$50 y. IN.
Mass meeting to urge passage hill, Cooper
Union. m
Dickens fellowship entertainments West 10th street
exercises of the Packard commercial
School. carnegie Hall, m.
Address by Henry Clews before the Manufacturers As
ISOLATION of New York. No Is Court street. BrooR-
-r
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1aee''ce is that young Lord Anslesey is very rich
A4's income amounts to some s7o0 400 wear and 60
O0i talh sun further TO increase very eytens,ye,y
"ihs 10 the development OF the rich mines nm h,s
Staffordshire estates ~ VA ~
Inc faSet family founded hv Sir yy,,uero
raset Secretary Of State to King Henry vIIT ona
from that time forth the Pagets have ALWAYS MIA we'd
an important role in the affairs of state Trua
e 1aihly became extinct in tie male line at The
ei,iiAhg OF the eighteenth century on the death
-, .le 4aS' OF The Pagets, Caroline. daughter and
- " ~ General Ihomas Paget. who was mar
iieo 10 Sir Nicholas Rayey Her eldast son b,,
fhis marriage inherited through her tho baron
OF Paget, which. being baron,, an fa =, -
missible in the female llnc He tharannon aro,1no,
ms Iathers name OF Bayley to assume that o-
deet' along with the title Before he died no
Was created Ear! of Uxbridge and II was his son
VIM Was tle FAMOUS cavalry general and who wgs
,eate" Marquis Of AnsIesey for his services AT
@ ""'.'c CT Waterloo. W here he lost q le;- which
death. " "e ""' MS
Inc uifing fact OF his being thus crppled did NOT
III any way interfere with his devotion to other
wives than his own. In fact his domestic ar
Iahgements We're extra ordinary, for after having
mao elght children by his first Wife, Lady Caro-
line Nilliers. daughter Of Lord JERSEY he was di
Norceo' ana at once proceeded to marry the d.
Vorced wife OF the first Lord Cowley to whom he
mad been obliged to pay 100000 damages, as CO.
respondent, for the alienation that ladys arec-
tions. She had four children by her marriage with
Lord Cowley, and then by her union with Lord
Anglesey she had six more children so that the
family. omnium gatherum. consisted all told. of
eighteen children. fourteen of them Pagets and
four Wellesleys-that is to say the offspring of
the FIRST Lord Cowley
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
THE sUFFRAGETTE CANDIDATE

The Hon Bertrand Russell. only brother and next
heir 10 the earldom OF Lord Russell eniovs tbs
distinction Of being the first candidate TO be mn
forward at Parliamentary election by the suffra-
gettes- Never before has the National Union OF
wonaan's Suffrage any Of the kindred organi-
xations "run" Parliamentary candidate entirely
On their own account. Under the circumstances IL
u pity that they could not have selected a more
promising constituency than the Wimbledon divi-
sion OF London. which is strongly Conservative and
"i@e faehry Chaplin. a typical Tory squire Of the
oao schooL is extremely popular
Bertrand Russell has an American wifi. q, .ba
person OF daughter Of r Pearsau Smith Of
aaIaesLpnlaa VINO viii eventually hecorna Countess
'ussen' and IT may be recalled that her relatives
- came rather prominently before the
80 - o I'VE years ago in attempt TO prevent
N'iU russell from returning IN a,d L., "a, a.,
America, on the ground OF h,s h.,-~ ~ ~Hiie III
% imprisonment after conviction ~ h,. =, - =, -
11oose ct Lords. sitting as tn. highas, ,., 80
.i4e fea4ih- bofd Russelfs matrimonial aa,s,
49, -s hist ana second wives and the CO..
oA resulting tnereIron were q sourcs N. ,,,,, a.,
tress and irritation not only TO b,s p,,,NS 4 us
tives. but likewise TO his bro,ts s'isH rem
America Bertrand Russell is a yer, ,k IN
VINO has had most distinguished universit,, oa-
az Cambridge and who has until now annsaIa, ee u
The attention OF his countrymen only as 60 "
ane not as figure in any cause ceIebre
HEAD OF THE HOUSE OF PAGET DIE, rJEpr
Lord Anglesey. who is due to arrive in Nev W..
to-day from England, according TO the cable an.
nouncenlents of his departure from Eurona a,
the head OF the house OF Paget. many mepber.
Of which have married Americans He rnust nt
De confopnded with his foolish predecessor who
ruined himself in reputation. health and fortune by
The Hnost tdiculous extravaganza Happily Tor tha
present marquis. his predecessors liabilities be-
een.a 442kuis5sa. N1ta hi4 dsAtb. and tAaspeax
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad
PHILADELPHIA. FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
MI and Mrs. Charles NJ Thomas Kinsey.
Brooks Henry II. Palmer.
George II. Champ. Lewis b. Reed.
Mrs. Mortimer Forest. Frank Trevoe
s. Gum Mr.. and Mrs A. V, Yocng.
ETRURIA. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Frank d. Cole. Mrs Harold r Ietson
William Fraser Mrs Il. H. Peck.
c. II. Holt. 5. A Salvage
w l.. Breese. Howard Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs W. J. Nor Herbert Spencer
rson.
AhERIkA. FROM HAMBURG.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter p Mr.. and Mrs Henry b.
Bowlin. Duke
DR.. and Mra Alexander Mr. and Mrs. X. NJ Hanna.
Graham Bell
&r: and Mrs #.il:aes q As aaA Mrs. A. McCrsA
pesn- Nm ": g. Pyle
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
TO CELEBRATE LlNNEUS'S BIRTHDAY

The New York Academy Of Sciences will celebrate
On Thursday the 30th anniversary OF the birth or
Linnaus the Swedish botanist by unveiiing a
bronze tablet on the Linneus bridge over the Bronx
River In Pelham Parkway. MI Berry the fark
Commissioner for The Bronx, WIN accept ihe thp
let in behalf of the city Emil F. johnson, presi-
dent of the United Swedish Societies OF New York.
will make an address. In the morning there VIII
be an exhibition at the American Museum OF Natu-
raj History Of American animals, ana iRter IN me
day. at the New York Botanical Garden, In Tho
Bronx. there will be exhibition Oh plants n
y 1hs nr. evening there win De U''RaSI, ~ sne
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
VETERANS OF SEVENTH AT CHURCH

Two hundred and fifty veterans OF the 7th Regi-
ment N G. n " attended the annual memorial
service Yesterday at ST. Thomas's Church Fifth
avenue and SD street. Colonel Daniel Appleton and
Colonel Thomas Dimond were present. Some OF
the oldest members there were John Ginning, James
T. wenman. Richard Ware Captain Palmer harry
Nesbt and Lieutenant Gould all OF the second COM
uanv: Fred Goodwin, of the sixth; Major Lee or
the third, and Onward Earle. OF the iouTth com conn
panv The sermon preached by tho kew.
r1audius M Roome, chaplain of the Veterans HIS
subiect was The Duty pf Man" Fifty-one men,
bers have died in the last year
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
"PAcKINeToWN" MAN WON'T RUN.

New Haven. May l9-Secretary Anson T. Stokes
r.. of the Yale Corporation, has sent out notices
that the only nomination made for the vacancy on
the corporation Is that of Eli Whitney. class of So
OF New Haven who has received the requisite votes
for nomination. Mr. Whitney has already served
FOR one term of six and his reelection IL thus
assured. The only other nomination sent In oV the
reuuistc TWENTY-FIVE votes more Of the graduates
was that of James T. Reynolds. class Of 81. the
man that investigated 'PackinEtown.' who has de-
4lined stand for election.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
MISS DRessLER HERE FOR a WEEK

Miss Marie Dressler. the actress who went
abroad month ago to buy home in England.
arrived here yesterday on the American liner
Philadelphia for a weeks visit 10 New York Miss
Dressler said she had broken down so many ,imes
she had not given much thought to her theatrical
work.
II shall return to England next Saturday on
the Philadelp phia and take complete rest she
said Il bought place at Maidenhead. Just below
Henley on the Thames I've Just come over TO get
my effects together and have them shipped 10
Maidcnhead. where shall remain for the
srlu
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
QUEEN WILL Nor NURSE SPANS HEIR.

Madrid. May Is-Owlng to the many imperative
duties requiring her attention, Queen Victoria has
given up the idea OF nursing the Prince OF Asturias
and nurse has been obtained for him from the
uruvInca Of Sautandsr
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
MINISTER o'BRIEN's PLANS.

Copenhagen May 10 Thomas j. O'Briea. United
States Minister To Denmark. who will become am
bassador 10 Japan in September. and Mrs. O'Brien
will start for London June and will sail board
the White Star LINE steamer Oceanic June 10 for
New York. Thence Nh and Mrs. . Rrien will go
q Washington and to Grand Rapids Mr. and Mrs.
Rrien popular here and their departure Will
be sincerely regretted. MANY cOnCratula tions on
his promotion are reaching Mr.. o. Brion from the
United States and elsewhere.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS. WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 12.
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TO FILL M. 4. HANNA CHAIR.

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Cleveland, May 19-Profe ssor a. r. fa-ton. of
the University OF Chicago. has been selected 10
occupy the NJ A Hanna chair of political science
in Western Reserve University. Among thcs" who
contributed largely toward the endowment ot the
chair were President Roosevelt Nice-fresiden.
Fairbanks. Andrew Carnegie. Seth Low aaI former
Eir-- nf+sitl In y Nnrtlu-
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
AGAINST NEGRos REAPpoINTMENr
Congressman-Elect Writes President About
Customs Collector at Savannah.

Savannah. Ga. May l9-Congressman elect
Charles q. Edwards has written President Roose-
Welt urging him not to reapPolnt J. II. Deveaux a
negro. TO the post OF collector OF customs at Sal
vannah. Mr.. Edwards sent a letter to-day 20 a
committee OF the Letter Carriers Association
which sought audience Of him lie told them
That he would not give audience 10 negroes
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
GOING TO JAMESTOWN BY AUTO.

lBy Telegraph "a The 'rribrrcI
Wilmington. Del, May 19-II'rhert toppcll of
the banking firm Of Maitland Coppell & Co. New
York; his wife. their son and four others arrived
here tonight in Mr. Coppclrs automobile boupd
10 jamestown.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR HOUSE-F c. ogden. BEI-MONT-C-
D. organ Chicago. FIFTH AVENUE 7 rat
rick, Belfast Ireland GOTIiAM-HeuTy InIPpS'
Pittsburg IMPERIAIr-L. J. Conger. Ithaca
MAJESTIC Samuel Barr, London
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

OmciaI Record and Forecast.-Va Washington. May II
There have been quite general showers east OF the
Mississippi River since Saturday night except in the
south upper region the upper Mississippi Valley the
r,ko,as and the southern states but eastward
movement the Northwest. Of high pressure area
Of considerable strength resulted clearing and
n 2Gl S Muri ays and the east slope ot the Rocky
Mountains IL is also much cooler over the northtIh
ohio Valley the weather IS Stil cloudy
with much lower Temperature, H., . ,s ,r .,s
tricts Rocky Mountains and the eastward
Washington and the Northwest extending the
Missouri and possibly the qppe NiSs o S Eatbe1 m
win be Monday. followed by increasing cloudness
ard t;Tf states it win be faig Monday and Tuesday 1t
win he warmer Mondnv al ruesdSy 1t VII BE- wSrIeS 6
waruey Tuesday the central valleys and the laNe
The v.nds along the New England coast will be fresh
west. middle Atlantic light % fresh west; south
eaaef ga Toq 10 ,rSsS sS9heas' to south
fresh 10 northwest Trrer ''"es He-n hor'h 10
steamers departing MONDAY " Egorssu ports viii
;he Grnrd panf7,
Forecast for Special Locr,tics.-For the District of
Columbia and Maryland today and Tuesdal light
northwest north Winds
For Delaware cloudy today Tuesday :ar; light
70 fresh northwest north winds
For Pennsylvania. fair to-day: Tuesday
fair light to fresh northwest 10 NORTH winds.
and PORTIONS TUESDAY fair; Eight fresh north
For Eastern Nsw Yers part ~auly dayy. cooler IA
'aEt pII,i@n rueTa5' a 5a,r IrIs Hor5aw,S WINS
to-day followed by clearing and cooler; Tuesday
For Western -Pcnrsv1va1a and Western Ne~ yass
fair o-,ag; rlCsdav tor WERNER l''A; = r"'h north
Local Official Record.--The following oficiaI record
the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
perature for last comparison
With tho f-o .atai i1sr
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SERVICE AT BROOKLYN YACHT CLUB

The Rev. John Wesley Hill, pastor of the James
Methodist Episcopal Church preached yesterday
In the rooms Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club at
Bensonhurst Many members OF other yacht CLUBS
present.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20

NJ UTT{tU.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
be republiss,ed Ia The Tri-Weeky Tribune without
extra charge.
ANGUS-DURYEA-On May ls. 1907,
George William Carter Katharine Walker Duryea 10
Samuel Angus
Notice sf marriages and deaths must - iaAeessA
vita tuiS aans anA aAAeaQA
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Highest temperature Yesterday. 20 degrees lowest e2
degrees; % degrees for correspond
date - degrees, for correspond
Ing date twents five years. 60 degrees
Local FOrecast-To day partly cloudy. Tuesday fair;
fresh northwest wlnds
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20

The Royal italian Grand Opera Company Is the
name OF an organization which will OFFER season
of grand opera in French and Italian at the Acad-
emy of Music, beginning on June with Carmen -
Gaetano d'Amato is the director. The company Is
made up OF singers who said to have appeared
In European houses Signorna lrma Monti Baldini
will sing Carmen.
A feature OF the benefit for Ardeen Foster at tho
Lew Fields Herald Square Theatre tor morrow af-
ternoon will be playlet by August strtndberg the
Swedish writer. Miss Grace 0AorGA VIII appsAx n
New-York tribune., 1907-05-20
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Because of an accident on Saturday night IN the
course Of a test, the Shuherts have decided 10
carry an accident policy for $4,000 In favor of La
Petite Adelaide the dancer, who is the newest
feature OF THE Orchid" at Lew Fields's Herald
Square Theatre. The dancer is introduced in the
second act in orchid studded horseshoe dropped
slowly from the ceiling. The management has de-
cided TO have Il drop suddenly. William Little the
stage carpenter. tried II Saturday night. and fell
suddenly that he dislocated his shoulder The
dancer saw the accident and had business talk
with the manager
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ASssl s6ss NsI1,.n W1,.n S,saa K5o.s! Rey c. -,
SUtisr Sa,s:, Charles pa NJ F c.u Rnland Manly
!saacs William B. Whitney. Franklin =
Jamrath. Rosira 5.
ABEEL-on Saturday May IS 1907 Nelson Asesl. sos
and husband o. Nina Fessende1 Jackson Abse. e bic
Fulton st. Newark. n. j.. Tuesday. May a. -
p
BoND-on THURSDAY May IS at h, home. in N.v @
Thomas and Ella Bond. in his 5sth Funeral
Marks chureS Si0 New Canaan TTan is.vn. r.a1
Central station ST. AZ ia:Os noon. ;.
meets az Stamford for New Canaan
mac Inn j. y. Charles Efsds5o cutler IN ne sssA
Redesmer Morrisioxn. y j. at ESQ o'clock ,. M;
1245 m: BARCLAY and Christopher sts-. 1880 "A
GoopsEId-oq SATURDAY.. May Is: 1907 at I:S I.ss::sS
Episcopal church in Si, 10Th year Funeral On Hos
I PS4 9ay ~ at S m 1ro MS late NJ
IsaAcs.oI Friday; !Ith inst az his Essldeno, -
assd ss yssrs FoTsTy are resident of sis olsy
JAMRATH-Passed away Newark. y. j yrsdays
May H. 1907 ROsina $. widow o. Edward Jar,rsta.
ark on tuesday. Nay 2I. at p n in,sr.ns =
Mount Pleasant Cemetery.
F Rev % Nay T. III. a ss a s y.: -
Funeral ssrvices will be be held at The church ss sss
lnterment Lancaster. Penn.
ROBINSON-On Saturday evening. May 1s. the red.
dence OF her No. 2O2 Argyle Road. ProSpeco
Park South. Brooklyn Eleanor elder daughter OF Drsw
King Eleanor Robinson. year e
her Funeral private
RJzAND-E;arIy Saturday morning. May Is. Manly A.
Rutland hts seventy-fourth year Funeral services
from his residence No. 50 Linden ave. Flabush,
BROOKLYN Monday. May 20 O'Clock ,. m Intes-
private
WASHBURN-On Sunday MAY 1e Marietta II. Wasap
widow Samuel Washburn Of CharpaQuA.
the s5th year age Funeral services will %
held the residence OF her son-in-av. J. Q. HUI
Kitchawan. " Y Tuesday. May 21. 1907. ~ ,. n.
Carriages will IL: train from Gran1
Central Depot Mount Ksco.
wHITNEY-At Highland Mills " 7. Sunday May II
1907 Franklin Whitney, of Jersey City. in his S0th
Funeral services private lnternent
n. Y. Binshamton papers please copy.
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nv EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For points the United states and Mexico (ousiae
% tba Foroghs OF Manhattan and The Bronx. Also I
Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines vi1noa
ext-a expense for foreign postage
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Office. 20 East 2sd 81. York city.
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Chapes Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Married..

"Burnstt's Vanilla Is Pure Food"
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Local Official ReCord-The following official record
Weather Bureau shows the changes in
peratlre twentyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date last year.
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
The Casino Under New Management. Bowling, Billiards and Roller
 Skating. 135 East Main St.
THE WATERBURY CASINO co. r. E. BEARDSLEY. Mgr.

While the terms of the agreement were not made public it is under stood that he received substantial
 increase in salary.
 Patrick H. Murphy. the crack 'south-paw twirler of the Orators. has desrted the Bridgeport club and will
 play with the Allentown team of the
 new Atlantic league the coming sea. son.
 With George Dovey, Charley Com. lskey, Hughey Duffy and Jim O'Rourke threatening to put on uni-
 forms this year old-timers like George Wright. Pop Anson, Joe Start.
 Johnny Morrill, and Johnny Ward will casting envious eyes toward the diamonds where they made theme selves famous.
 Michael F. Hickey of Springfield was last night elected as manager of the Indian Orchard baseball team of the Bi-State league. He will serve as playing manager and will prob- ably elect to all the position at secs ond base. Hickey will meet the die Irectors tomorrow night to talk ovse Iplans for the coming season.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-21
THE SPORTING NEWS.
NORD|CA HOMESTEAD PRlMA DONNA PLANS TO MAKE Z IT X SORT or MUSEUM. Comes Into Possession of Her Child. , hood Home at Pennington, Me,
 Through Generosity of
 Her Sister.


 There Is never spot quite so dear to the heart of an American who has had a happy childhood as the early home around which so many fond memories cluster. Riches and honor may come, and the worlds plaudits may ring in the ear but the heart cannot forget the old home, where perhaps the first vision came of the possibilities of life. Such is the case at least with Mme. Lillian Nordica. who through the gra- cious gift of her sister, Mrs. William Baldwin of Dorchester, Mass, has come into possession of the old home stead at Pennington, Me
 The gift of this place with it's 50 acres of wooded slopes was a welcome one, twice-blessed, in fact, the giver and the recipient rejoicing equally that the house built by their own father on land long held by their an cestors is now Nordica's to have and to hold for all time.
 Mine. Nordica was only little girl when her parents moved to Boston,