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New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
VARIETY IN ALASKA'S GOLD.
rhe Boston Alaskan

one Of the most Interesting exhibits at the great
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition To be held at
Seattle in will be the gold exhibit of the north
To those who know nothing of mining country
the information that gold runs In value all the
way from $l4 To $l9 an ounce may come sur
prise. Gold varying in color from the yellow Of
butter to the cream of cheese gold in dust as
fine flour and gold In Jumps as large as the
rocks that thrown Il road to make its
foundation gold of all different values colors and
kinds from various parts of the Northland will
be exhibited.
The finest and most valuable Alaskan gold is
said to from Anvil Creek. In the Nome dis
tTict 1t is said to be as pOwdery fine flour
and To run S9 - to the ounce. on the other hand
the gold of Eldorado Greek. KOndike, often was
found in i've and ten ounce nuggets whose value
owing To impurities in the nuggets, only Sl4
to the ounce. At point EldOrado opposite
Nugget Gulch. all the gold taken out was in the
form of nuggets that from the size of a wal
nut to the size of a dinner plate The larger mug
gets were all water ground and hattened by thou
sands of years of grinding.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
MISSIONARY DIES, AGED to2 YEARS.

Sreaford' Conn. oct. % GpeciaD.Word has
e eeen received here Of the death in Honolulu on
september q Of Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Parker. the
S 1es' missionary in the Hawaiian Islands. Mrs.
,' alher was born here May ?. 1906. She
- 1iiDer OF the sixth company Of missionaries sent
., @ ~ the American Board, sailing on September
p- AeS- from New London. Her husband who was
Dehjamin Wyman Parker Of Reading Mass and
. -n she married in Guilford, Conn. the same
80 80 was member Of the party. At the Tooth
- ilh0sy anniversary OF Mrs. Parker George r.
osr' Governor Of the Hawaiian Islands and
-. Dhuoksiani were guests. Mrs Parker was
'3 IN honolulu. She leaves sour children.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
BABIES AS BAIT.
From The Los Angeles Times.


'.Wot do ye think" said the sailor "of usln' live
babies for haitr We done IL in CeylOn''
Rabies for bait? Fishing for shark?''
"No; crocodile. Baby bait the only thing for
crocodile. and everybody it, Ye rent a baby
down there for half a dollar a day.
"Of course" the sailor went on. the thing ain I
cruel il sounds. No harm ever comes to the
abies. else. o. course, their mothers wouldn't t
rent 'em. The kids is simply sot the soft mud
bank of crocodile stream, and the hunter lays
hid them. sure perfection.
The crocodile is lazy lie basks in the sun In
midstream. Nothing will draw him in to shore
where We can pot him. But set little fat. naked
by on the bank. and the crocodile rouses up
In he comes "A greedy look i'm his dull eyes. and
then open fire.
II have got many as four crocodles with
ba by I'm a mornings hshin'. Some CtnEalese women
lives good crocodile streams make as
much as s. q week reg lar out o rentin' their
babies for crocodile bait
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
WARNING AGAINST A NOBLE ADvENTuRER

Inasmuch as the soi-disant Count Nicholas sa-
vine de TouloTse-Lautrec is once more at large.
and has sailed for America where he may have
landed this letter appears in print II may be
as well 10 warn people that he has no right what
soever TO the and title Of Count de Toulouse
Iautrec." that he has behind him career OF the
most picturesque criminaty and long prison record
have in my possession communication from the
head Of the old French noble house hf De Toulouse
Iautrec, asking 10 give the most widespread
publicity the Reputation by his family Of the
claims Of relationship put forward by savne, who
is a Russian, and not n Frenchman, by birth The
head Of family IN question is Count de Toulouse
Tautrec who fs a member OF the French Jockey
Club and Of the Societe Hippique. married to the
CoIntesse de TuTenne, and whose town house is in
the Rue de Balzac at Paris. while his country seat
IS the Chateau dc ST. Sauveur in the Department
Of Tarn. His brother. Count Odon de Toulouse
Iaafrec is likewise married TO rich woman,
and divides his time between his mansion in the
Rue de TUniversite al Paris and his Chateau de
T. Haichols, IN the Department Of Ille-et-Vilane.
Savine has assumed their title the strength OF
an alleged marriage between his father. prince
eayinA and ''Fannie de Toulouse I,autrec, daugh-
ter Of Count Alexander de Toulouse-Lautrec Of
warsaw" and always ready TO show every
a document bearing all sorts Of stamps ard seals.
according to which Count Alexander de Toulouse
Lautrec' bequeathed tn his grandson, Nicholas
Savine has name and his title. This paper is a
forgery. For the adventurer, who comes OF
tilted family Of the Russian netite noblesse. and
MANY different countries, had a mother or
grandfather Of the name Of Toulouse-Lautrec. IN
deed the real owners Of the name, which is one of
the Oldest and most illustrious in France. figuring
repeatedly I'm the pages Of French history since
the days Of the Crusades, are deserving of good
deal of sympathy, owing to the fact that during
the last ten or fifteen years it has been identified in
the public mind of nearly every civilized country,
including the United States. with so many daring
swindles and crimes that it would be difficult
any one of the authentic Counts de Toulouse
Lautrec TO show themselves in America without
receiving altogether unenviable attention the
part the police.
what has helped Savine IN small degree to
maintain his assumption of the French name and
title is that IN 1865 in April, he took out his first
papers of American citizenship in the Illinois Cir
emit Court, before Judge Gbbon solemnly re-
nouncng his allegiance TO the Car and surrender
ing the title Of count which had never belonged to
him. the documents being made out in the name
Of Toulouse Lautrec, and 1t is on the strength OF
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreCast.-WashinGton, Oct 90
Tho eastward movement of shallow depression which
developed Saturday upper lake regions car
ried light rain upper Ohio Valley and thence
Atlantic. No rain. however. south
District of Columbia and fair weather prevailed
elsewhere except states and the south
northern part o country the Rocky Noun
probable Monday in Atlantic
along the Gulf coast elsewhere fair
weather Is indicated Monday and Tuesday 1t will
colder Monday Atlantic districts warmer
I'm Northwest.
The winds Louis Monday will be uortheasterIy
a probability shifting southeast IN the
afternoon. The velocity will not great The winds
along England VIII be fresh northwest;
middle Atlantic md Atlantic coasts. fresh north;
coast light northeast the lower lakes
lakes light variable
becoming southerly
Steamers departing Monday for European ports win
have fresh northwest winds and fair weather to the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LoCalities-For New England
Eastern New York Pennsylvania. New Jersey and Del
aware fair, sliEty colder to-day; Tuesday fair dimn
ishng northwest winds.
For District Of Columbia. fair and colder day;
Tuesday. fair. Hight fresh northwest winds
For Maryland, fair to-day. except rain in extreme
southeast portions colder Tuesday fair fresh north
For western Pennsylvania and Western York
fair to-day and Tuesday fresh north winds. becoming
south.
onlciaI Record and Forecast.-The following official
sbo he in tba
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
FOUNDER OF THE II

FOUNDER OF THE HOUSE OF COVENTRY.
The Hon Henry Coventry. who. according 10 the
cable dispatches. has Just become engaged to Mrs.
p Kip McCreery. daughter of the late Colonel and
Mrs Lawrence Kip Of New York. niece Of tho
late Pierre Lorilard and divorced wife OF Richard
McCreery. of San Francisco. is the third son Of
Lord Coventry. and his principal claim to distinc-
ton thus far is the fact that the Of
twenty four or there bouts he took part in the
Jameson raid into the Transvaal added 10 which
he has achieved fame cricketer. a master
Of the hounds and Z tennis champion. More
over, two Of his brothers, Lord Denrhurst and the
Hon. Charles Coventry, have married Americans.
Lady Deerhurst being the daughter Of Mrs Charles
W. Ronynge, Of San Francisco. and niece Of Gov
ernor stephens Of Missouri, while Charles Coventry
has as wife the daughter Of Fitzhugh Whtehousc.
Of Newport and New York
The founder Of the Coventry family was Lord
Mayor Of London and one of the executors Of tho
viii Of Sir Richard Wilmington who left him his
celebrated for bis troublc-that cat which alone
Of its race has full-hedFed statue erected In
honor IN one Of the oldest churches ~ the British
metropolis.
What is known in the English statute book as
the Coventry act, and which provides for the pun
ishment of false assertions affecting the personal
honor OF the sovereign" owes IT'S origin TO Of
the ancestors Of the present Lord Coventry who
uttered some home truths about the dlsrcputah'o
Charles II from his place in the House OF Lords
When demonstrated with by some Of the court
party FOR casting reflections upon the conduct OF
his majesty Lord Coventry aggravated his Of
fence by declaring that "the Kings conduct was
so dark that It Impossible to cast reflections
upon it King Charles. being Informed OF this
addition Of insult to injury. suborued "A few hravos
TO assault and mutilate the outspokon legislator.
and. when his nose had been duly sliced of, OBJ
served. with brutal jocuarty. that for tho future
Lord Coventry would be able 10 poke It into
his (King Charles's) affairs"
The sixth Earl Of Coventry is known TO fame as
the husband OF the eldest OF those celebrated
beauties ot the eighteenth century. the Cunning
sisters. the youngest Of whom is famous IN art
history as the GainsborouRh Duchess OF Devon
shire 1t is 70 this Cunning Countess OF Coventry
that the Coventrys to-day indebted in all prob
ability for their uuden!able comeliness.
Mrs. Z. Kip McCreery will have Indian
brothor-in-law. for her future husbands sister,
Lady Anne. IS married to the Indian Prince Dhucep
Singh who claims to he descendant Of the for
mer Kings Of the Punjaub. IN India
The homo OF Lord Coventry. who is an old and
close friend Of the King. Is Croome Court, IN
Norcestershire and Il owes the beauty os its gar
dens and park mainly 10 the skill OF the famous
landscape gardener. "Capa bllity" Brown. Of the
eighteenth century. The Coventry peerage dates
from 1928, ard the present Earl married daughter
Of the late Lord Craven, and is therefore the uncle
Of Lady Craven. who was Miss Bradley Martin OF
New York. MAROUISE DE FONTENOY
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
"THE SILVER GIRL" TO LEAVE wALLAcKs

Edward Peple's play. The Silver Girl" now run
ming under the management OF Frank Mckee at
Wallacks Theatre. Will close its engagement thero
on November l. to be succeeded by The Right Of
Way" Mr.. Mckee hopes to announce the new
home Of the production this week
The Silver Girl" is at Wallack's Theatre under
an indefinite arrangement II was understood that
its term at that playhouse was 10 have expired on
December {. but the management discovered few
DAYS ago that The Right Of Way had contracted
for the theatre beginning November l. one month
earlier. and MI Mckee has had to seek other quar-
tors. The play has had a successful run since the
haAson nrNunl
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
KANSAS CITY THEATRES DEFY JUDGE

Kansas City. Mo. Oct. 20-All theatres in Kansas
city were open to-day. in violation of the Sunday
closing order OF Judge Wallace. OF the Criminal
Court All the actors and actresses who partici-
pated in the performances will be indicted by Tues
day II Judge Wallaces Instructions obeyed by
the grand jury The persons indicted will be re-
leased on bond Judge Wallace believes this meth
od if adopted every Sunday, will prove so incon-
venient TO travelling actors that the theatres will
he compelled to close
Nearly all merchants. except cigar dealers, obeyed
the closing order.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
BAPTISTS WANT SACRAMENTAL WINE
Ask Extra Session of Georgia Legislature to
Amend Prohibition Law.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Atlanta. Oct. 20.-There is a general move
ment among Georgia Baptists 10 urge an extra
session Of the Legislature to provide for sacra-
mental wine, which is barred under the prohi-
btlon law recently adopted.
At meeting OF the Baptist Church in Harris
yesterday resolution was adopted calling upon
the Governor for a ruling on sacramento wine
and, II the wine is forbidden, asking him TO call
an extra legislative session.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21

this confirmation by the United States government
or his name of ToulouseLautrec that he travels.
ms however. did not prevent the French courts
IN July 1902 from annulling his marriage to the
unfortunate Mile. Clemence Vervoort, daughter of
respectable and well-to-do parents in France, on
the ground that in wedding her he had intention
ally deceived her by falsely representing himself TO
pe count de ToulOuse-Lautrec and a scion OF
that well known house of the French nobility. with
which the tribunals established that he has
never had even the remotest relationship. At the
same time the courts pronounced the child born to
the union to be legitimate. This is occasionally
done by the courts of the Old World where mar
rages are annulled, notable case being that or
the present Crown Prince Of Monaco, who was
specially declared legitimate when the marriage
of his parents the regning Prince Of Monaco, with
the latter's first wife Lady Mary Hamilton was
pronounced void.
Savine started out in life with the most brilliant
prospects. He educated at the Imperial Col
lege of Pages at ST Petersburg often figured as
page of honor at court ceremonies, and received a
commission in one OF the cavalry regiments OF the
Guards on graduating. He took part in the war
with Turkey. distinguished himself at Pievna'
where he was decorated for bravery but on his
return TO St Petersburg at the conclusion Of the
conflict became involved. through extravaganza. in
all sorts of Unsavory scrapes in connection with
cards (Which led to his dismissal in disgrace from
the army counterfeit money arson. after he had
engaged in the fire insurance agency business, ana
heaven only knows what all besides. Repeatedly
arrested convicted and consigned to prison in Rus
sia and abroad. he became celebrated a jail
breaker some of his escapes being Of the most
daring description, while his impudenCe may be
gauged from the fact that. although an ex-convict
and known to the police all Europe. he actu-
ally induced Dictator Stambulcff to consider quite
seriously for the space Of six weeks his candi-
dature to the throne Of Bulgaria before being acci
dentaly unmasked. He is man about ifty-fve
or ify-eight years old. a most agreeable conver-
sationalist with perfect manners. and possessed
of an air of breeding that IS very misleading. But
he is one of the most dangerous adventlrers IN
existence
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
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SITE FOR NATIONAL wooOMEN's HOME

Csy Telegraph The Tribune)
Colorado Springs, Col, oct 19.-The executive
committee OF the Modern Woodmen of the World
Of America has bought the Amber ranch. near
here as a site for a national home and sanatorium
The action was taken in executive session at Rock
Island H. to-day The ranch consists of one
thousand acres and the price is $4,000 The
home will cost 100000
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-Niajor General G. L. Gillespie.
Washington. BELMONT-C. z. Benson. Chicago.
EMPIRE-E. =. Stirling, Washington. HOLLAND
r. $ Kampmann San Antonio. Tex. IMPERIAL
A G. Watson Indianapolis MANHATTAN-J. c.
Wray Chicago WALDOR -ASTORIA-Howard
ueLnza and olenrEe Carnesie. PlttshurE
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
H. q. PlArT GETTING WELL.

a. ~ me Roosevelt Hospital 1t was said last night
-. -4e n r. Plat. son OF Senator Thomas 9. Platt
80 o - suffering from typhoid fever, was greatly
r,'7a ana had passed A comfortable day Mr.
-, WIG died from the same disease few
rsis ,r.- ago and Frank H. Plst his brother, had
4s'ea feysr about two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21

CRoCKER--GREELY-o saturday. october 10 in
Church. Winnetka, Ill. by the Rev. William
T. Crocker. Harriet. daughter OF Frederick, Greedy
to Aivah Crocker. jr.. OF Fitchburg. Mass.
SON-LHOMMEDIEU-On Saturday October
TO- 1907, home OF the brides mother Mrs James
Harvey LHommedieu, Great Neck, Long Island. by
Secor Dickerso>
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
FLAUsERT MONUMENT UNVEILED.

= "ooen' Oct 20.-A monument to the memory of
DasoaVe Flaubert, the French novelist.
.'o .eleo IN this city to-day NJ Flaubert was a
i've or Rouen, and died near here In 1880.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAwS CEMETERY

Ia readily accessibs By Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. Webster and troeys and
by carriage. Lots S125 Telephone 1855 Grarsrcy
for Book ~ Views representative
Offce. 20 East 23i St York City
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest AZ
average as average corresponding date last 6
average for corresponding hiryth three 81
Local forecast: and slightly colder to-day Tues
day. fair; diminishing northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-21

II1Itces1Ie' = do"dRu 80, E1ta.
Hoas. Olive spader. Serena l.
Mason Philip d. Wallace. Katharine G.
Meyerkort John Williams Thomas H.
HARDCAsTLE-On Friday October 1s 1907. J. Howard
Hardcaste OF the late Ann E and Lewis B. Hard
castle Funeral services at his late residence No =
at s:45 p m i''''''s'' y - 0D --''''1'
HART-At Tompkinsville Staten Island. October 20
A. and Agnes v Hart, Notice OF funeral hereafter
HoAG-Qn october 10. 1907. olive Hoag. in her seth
year. Funeral services at Quaker Hil n. Y. Tues
JAY-At her residence. The Salamanca No. l55 West
5sth ST. October IS cornea Jay. daughter OF the late
age FuEeraI services will be held at Zion and
o'clock noon. Monday. october 2i 1nterment in me
Jay Cemetery. at Rye REGULAR train leaves Grand
Harrison station.
MAsoN-At Chestnut I'M. October Is. Philip Dana.
1 the me late Herbert e and Mary Gertrude Dana Mason
Chester Hin. october o. at 3 O'CLOCK
MEYERKORT-On Sunday morning at his home No. ~
East SD ST. John Meyerkor beloved husband Of Clara
OAKLEY IN ms 4sn year Funeral services VIII os fs,S ae
st. at 10 O'Clock Wednesday Bremen and Moscow
10 send flowers.
PELIs-Entered into rest October 90 1907 Ella PeIl.
York 4f s s ss T Be- at sd nsT late residence
Lakewood y Tuesday morning upon sE6 arrival q
Tiasss will meet train Interment at eOnvenisncs Of
Eliza ssxton. widow Of norman a, smith Funeral
sPADER-suddenIy. at Jamaica, y. Y on October 1s.
1907 Serena L. Spader widow OF Stephen L Spader.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 20 at
tend funeral services on tuesday October o. a
3 p at her late home No. 425 Fulton st.
Jamaica
VAN BLARCOM-At Omaha. Neb August 7. her
18Th year. Mary Francis. widow OF John A Van
Blarcom. formerly % Cornwall-on theT Hudson In
teTment at Greenwood Cemetery October % Friends
and relatives wishing accompany the family to
Greenwood will meet at the residence OF William c.
Crear1er, No T5 I'd Place. Brooklyn. October 22
p. m. There will be the house
4 II
clair. y J.. Katharine Grswold Wallace, wife OF
Albert H Wallace and daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Frederick A GriswOld. OF Wetherssld Conn Services
al the home. Monday. October p. 1t O'Clock.
wILLIAMs-At Jersey City. October 10 Thomas r.
Williams Funeral services from hts late residence,
No. 5I4 Bergen ave. Monday. October 81 D m.
Intermert private.
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SOULE-DE FOREST-On Saturday. October 10. at
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In a letter to THE Baltimore Sun" Cardinal
Gibbons speaks strongly in favor of President
Roosevet's well known ideas on race suicide "
The Cardinal says: