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OBITUARY.
DR.. CHARLES A. poRmAN.

DR. Charles A. Dorman. homeopathic physician
OF New Haven, who died suddenly In that city on
Thursday, was born In New Haven in 1874. and
served in the hospital corps of the United States
army in the Civil War. AS a hospital steward at
Fort Monroe. Virginia he was in attendance
upon Jefferson Davis IN the latters confinement
therein as a prisoner of war. When General Mel
son A Miles was afterward charged with having
III treated the former President of the Confederacy
at that time Dr DorTnan defended his old COM
mander in an exhaustive statement
At the close Of the war DR.. Dorrnan studied
medicine and was graduated from the Hahnemann
Medical College. He practised his profession in
New Haven and lectured in many cities throughout
the country.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
J. r. HEGEMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Trisl Of Metropolitan Life President Set for
December Is.

John r. Hegeman. president Of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company, entered pleas or not
guilty yesterday before Justice Dowling, ia the
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme Court, TO the
three indictments against him charging perjury
~he alleged perjury. IL was charged, was commit
ted IN certain statements submitted by the Metro
politan 10 the State Insurance Department.
MI Hege1nan was accompanied in court by his
counsel. ex-Justice Morgan J. O'Brien, John q.
AIilburn and John D. Lindsay Mr. jerome was
present
The District Attorney asked that the trial be
called on December Il, TO which Nj OBrien OBJ
jected MI Jerome declared that the defence had
ample time 10 prepare for trial. and he argued
against any further delay. An agreement was
finally reached TO call the case on December 16,
with no more than a four days delay after that
dafa
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
THE DRAMA.
Mr.. D'ORsAY AND MISS LOTUS.
Days Theatre

Mr.. Lawrance D'Orsay and Miss Cecilia Lotus
were kindly welcomed Thursday evening, at
Days Theatre, where they appeared in a variant
OF THE Passing Regiment" called 1.-THE Lancers." ="
Inelr professional talents were long ago recog-
nlzed and do not now need to be explained ex-
tolled. In its form as first made known here
years ago. THE Passing Regiment is merry
farce. In its form as "The Lancers' it is a
frivolous medium for songs and dances. and alto
gether is so slight neither to merit thought or
suggest particular remark II a pity that
Mr. D'Orsay could not have revived THE Roynl
Family" which is a capital play and in which he
gave excellent performance. Miss Lotus is as
usual, piquant and pleasing
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
PRINCE FERDINAND TO MARRY.

Berlin Dec 6-The engagement Is announced OF
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria and Eleanore Caro-
line Casparine Louise. Princess of Reuss.
Prince Ferdinand OF Bulgaria is member OF the
house OF e-Coburg-et-Gotha, He was born IN
1861 and I'm 1887 was elected Prince of Bulgaria In
April 1893. he married Marie Louise, Princess de
Rourbon-Pa Par1ne His wife died IN 1899. The prince
has two sons and two daughters.
Princess Eleanore is sister of Prince Henry
XIV and a daughter of Prince Henry " OF
Ra,Iss- Kostrtz She was born near Zuichau Prus-
sia in 1860 She is a member of the younger nom
reieninR branch OF the Reuss family.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
WILLIAM THOMAS WILSON.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Baltimore. Dec. civilian Thomas Wilson, aged
ffty-eight. member of prominent Baltimore fam
ily died last night. Mr.. Wilson was an architect
He had travelled extensively and was member OF
the Society of Colonial Wars. the Maryland His
torical Society the Municipal Art Society, Mary
land Club. University Club Elk Ridge Hunt Club
Baltimore Country Club and the Bachelors Co
tilIion Club. he leaves wife, formerly Miss Eliza
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
BAToNy1 SAFE REPORTED ROBBED
Admission to Middletown Estate Refused
Newport Police Inspector.
TBy TeIegrapb 10 Tho Tribune. ]

Newport r /. Dec. Ga report reached the
Newport police to-day that the private safe OF
aurel Batonyi at the Two Mile Corner farm, IN
hfiddletop-n had been broken into and robbed or
tx,ro,..,, nriyate papers While Middletown is
ont of the jurisdiction of the Newport police fhey
however made an effort to investigate The story.
Inspector Allen c. Griffith was sent TO the farir
hut admittance the house was refused
The caretaker did tell the officer however, that
.l afa had not been touched since he took charge
NJ the estate He was surprised at the officer vis
but would not state anything further Neither Mr
Batonyi nor Mrs Batony1 is in Newport at present
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
MRS. FIsKE TO ACT REBEccA WEST

Harrison Grey Fiske announced in q communion
tio to The Tribune yesterday that he purposed pre-
senting Mrs Fiske in Ibsen's "Rosnerholfn, in
which she will portray the character OF Rebecca
West ''Rosrnerholm" the communication de-
lares lis the greatest of the Ibsen social dramas
srd ts 2 masterpiece of analytical construction"
The first performance OF that play occurs at
Providence during Christmas week. and On De-
cember 30 it will be acted on the stage Of the
Theatre.
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LEGATION CHANCELLOR RELEASED.
German Attache in Havana Careless in Keep
ing Accounts, but Not Dishonest.

Havana. Dec. 6-Felix Daehne, chancellor or lhe
German Legation here, who was arrested on No
vernber Is ct the request Of the German Minister
on 4 charge of embezzlng $50 of the funds of the
legation and was being detained for deportation
was released to-day.
An investigation established the fact that the
dtscrepancies in his due TO careless
ness and that the funds OF the legation were an
tact Daehne TO have been sent back 10 Ger
many by Wednesdays steamer.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07

Thirteen automobiles filled with all the young
women who amuse the audiences at the hippo
dror,a ;r, '"The Auto Race and the -Four Sea-
sons" will proceed down Fifth avenue tomorrow
afternoon at of speed that Will allow pedes-
trians ample opportunity to inspect the occupants
The mauagement of the Hippodrome makes II
known that chorus is TO have the big machines
used I'M the production for a half holiday every
Sunday during the season.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
WILLIAM ]. LOEDER.
LEY Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

BY Telegraph 20 Inc ITIbuneI
Richmond Va Dec. civilian J. Loeder. sixty
one years old. an employe OF the Mutual Life In
surance Company OF New York, died at his home
in this city this morning. Previous TO entering the
life insurance field Loeder SUI erintendent OF
the New York office OF the Pinkerton detective
agency holding that position for twenty-five years
He leaves a wife and sons. of whom lives
In Australia and the other in London.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
LONESOME TOWN" IN ALBANY.

Albany. Dec 6-Judson c. Bruse's Lonesome
Town" with Kolb and Din the chief performers
WAS mt on the stage of Harmanus Bleecker Han
tonight and well received. Miss Maude L@ainpe't
impersonated the principal female character
..T onesome Town" is a comedy with music. The
ir Laid In California
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dec g.
fair In all parts OF the country
Rocky except in Texas. where rain
has the Rocky Mountains, especially in
Pacific coast states stormy high
aternated with a day Of fair weather for
nearly week past None of the storms have however.
succeeded crossing the Rocky Mountains There has
been q the low temperatures OF
Thursday IN Eastern central districts.
peratures the sti below the seasonal
The weather Saturday and Sunday OF the Rocky
Mountains is likely fair. In the Gulf states
where local probable. The temperature will
rise in Atlantic coast districts and the
SATURDAY there be little change parts
Oft Saturday Sunday
Special forecast.-Storm warnings displayed the
pacifc coast Port Hartford northward.
Ths winds along the New England and middle Atlantic
coast will light fresh west; south Atlantic
light and variable; Gulf coast fresh 10 north
coast. fresh the lakes,
fresh west: upper lakes fresh southwest
steamers departing Saturday for European ports
have fresh winds and fair weather the Grand
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
DEATH IN DIVORCE COLONY.
tBy Telegraph to The Tribu

tFy Telegraph to The Tribune
.ioux Falls S. D.. Dec. 6.-Mrs- Gertruoe Nichoi-
son Brown, member of the local divorce co'ony'
died suddenly late last night friehus say 'ha 9e
- - heen in the best of health for some time.
ma that her death resulted from heart disease
Mrs Browns husband prominent bnghsn-
man She was about thirty years old and eame 10
Sioux Falls about year age
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
ANOTHER RUSSIAN ACTRESS COMING

81 Petersburg Dec e.-AIile. Arzhefiskaia has
aocided to take a company to the United States IN
January and present a series of modern Russian
plays Later the company will go to Japan Nile
Arzheffskaa has theatre of her own In St PETERS
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
TO WITHDRAW FROM WISCONSIN.

Hartford. Conn. Dec. 6-The directors Of the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of
this city, voted to-day 10 DO no new business in
Wisconsin after December 81, and TO retire from
that state The management regards the new laws
which 20 into effect that date as 'npracticable
and unWorkable.''
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport r. l., Dec. 6.-W. Rogers Morgan re-
turned from New York this evening.
LoriIlsrd Spencer has returned TO Newport after
a short visit to New York.
william Forbes Morgan has returned to New
York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
D. II, PERRY.

Los Angeles, Cal. Dec. Sd. H Perry. of Salt
Lake City. a prominent capitalist and Democratic
national committeeman from Utah. died to-day
from Brights disease. after an Illness OF several
weeks.
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Died.
Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win b4
In the Tri-Weekly Tribune without sxt1


fAetchuIis OeOEBe w
CLARK-on Deeembe. 5 Caroline A CLARK. aged .
Washington Square NJ e Church are respectfully IN
Church Home e2d St and Amsterdam ave, on Mon
day morning, 1890
CoIEN-Entsred into rest Friday; December sth.
Funeral services private.
DAvIs-At fremont. New York City. on Friday. De-
widow Of Charles N, Davis. in her s0th year Fur
N Davis IT orchard St Boomde1d n j. on sun
DAY Decen6er 5 at m Ta+Tiagei nag asinr w q es IN
clay station lis ?. m.
ELDER--At her residence No % East So,h on Fri.
George W Elder m ne 7sd year q her is.
services (private) Monday. December at 10 O'Clock
1. 1ns Island @ Il >, ,I5 g s si in a Sls
10 East 68tn ST SATURDAY P morning a. II E3nS S r
quested that
JACKsoN-Entered into rest Deeemser 5 Jesse Tsylo,
Jackson well beloved husband 9f Elizaes1a
j. Saturday afternoon, at 30 O'Clock Train leaves
isnce Of the family.
KETcHUM-wednesday December 4 1907, George W
Services at WsrTick \ Y saturday at I;so
LEI.AND-on Thursday December s. 1907. Mary Louis.
sAso bsr soa5a asea = FarThan 20 rs stuyvesa2t
Relatives and friends invited Burial at Utica N Y
wood. Funeral services az his late residence No SIS
al 8 O'Clock. Burial at Hudson. y. Y
McARTTN.on THURSDAY. December ; 1eo5 Bridget
OF Ieitrm Parish Of COttlitirs, Ireland
from residence OF her sister, Mrs. Mary
Warner No. Hilary Brooklyn. SATURDAY.
December :. at $50 a m: thence to ST. Jamess Pro
Cathedral
M'MANUs-December !. stephen McManus Funeral from
brother-in-iav' Martin McPadden, No.
5I5 Brooklyn. saturday, December a. ESQ
MILLER-on Thursday. December .. 1907. Henry c.
Miller IN s1st year Of hs Funeral from his
late residence. els Lexington Brooklyn. sun
December 6. 1.8O p
THOMPSON-At Paris France November 20. Abby s
c Thompson. OF New
YORK CITY. Int n woOdlavu Cemetery on Sat
urday Special train and Lexington
Harlem Division. at 1.15 D N.
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Tribune Substitution Rates.

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HENRY mILLER's LITTLE STORY.

Henry Miller in a communication to the press
Yesterday made II known that his impressions
OF early youth" responsible for the presehia-
ton al Dalys Theatre OF the new theatrical fan
ure THE Lancers-' This piece will soon take its
place alongside of The Girls Of Holland. Miss
Ioocahontas'' etc The date of inte-ment has yet
10 be announced. Mr.. Milers communication
reads.
In simple justice TO Rda Johnson Young and
Hartley Manners ! must arrogate 10 Tnyse.r an
blanc FOR '"The Iancers" and for the demerits IN
the play that were commented upon in to-day
criticisms Mrs Young and MI Manners mao
little 10 do with the attempt 10 instl NE into the
ola plav from which adapted Tn" Ldncers,
and their interest purely q friendly ana
superficial one. victim Of mental disease
ta+ might be called ''venertis, which IL placing
TOO great faith in the impressions OF early youth
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New Englant

and Eastern York, fair to-day and Sunday; light
winds.
District Columbia and Maryland fair and
day: Sunday fair; light winds.
For virginia North and South Carolina to-day
and Sunday; slightly warmer to-day: light variable
winds, mostly west
For West Virginia. fair and warmer to-day Sunday
partly cloudy.
For Western Pennsylvania.
fair and slightly warmer to-day sunday fair. fresh
southwest winds
For Minnesota. fair to-day and Sunday: fresh west
winds.
For North South Dakota fair to-day and Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

To readily accessible Harlem trains from Cran6
Central ST. and Jerome Avenue troileys
Lots Telephone 4S55
(5rarnercy for Book o. Views o representative
once, 20 East 23d St. New York City
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temperature YESTERDAY. 81 Degrees svsrsse
last - degrees
average for corresponding date last thirty
three years IS degrees - -.
Local forecasf: Fair Saturday sunday; light to
fresh winds
New-York tribune., 1907-12-07
Domestic Rates.
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extra expense for foreign postage
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CNDERTAKERS.

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careIs Private public arbulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Twelve Months.
Canadian Rates

Mail subscriptions York City 10 the DAILY
TTlI-WESEKI.Y will charged COPY
rosJ age in addition above.
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Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from Weather shows the changes III the tenn
perature twentyfour hours in comparison
with corresponding date OF last year:
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in countries IN the Universal
,ostal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at ths fol-
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CLARK-on December 5. Caroline A Clark. aged -
Relatives and friends. also members OF the
Washington Square NJ E Church respectfully
yited attend funeral services the n z.
Church Home. 92d st. and Amsterdam Mon
day morning, 1890
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-02-28
10 be Continued ]

IL the Farmers
Daring the coming Seasnn | eX-
pecf to enlarge lny iOrce oI work.
npn aud will be equipped to
handle work in the country a.
Well Us in the city. It is my aim
to give the best service that can
be had in the line Of carpentry,
and I will be glad to figure with
you on your buildings.
Yours to eerve,
tt Fl. A. Hurd.
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OF envelopes, or both, buy them at our store
and note the superior quality you get for the
same price dealers usually ask for cheaper
grades. We buy very fine quality envelope,
one that costs almost double the usual whole
sale price and we retail them at 10c pack
age. They are made Of heavier, finer finished
stock and better gummed than the usual kind.
Same thing applies to our tablets, and besides
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If you want good, reliable thermometer
with barometer attached call at our store,
make purchase Of $1.0O or more and ask
for one Of our thermometers They are re.
liable and would cost 75c and $1.00 in any
store We bought one thousand of them and
have given them all away except few. You
are welcome to one while they last They are
good and strong and are suitable for in or
out door use
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07

WHAT WOMEN WANT in MEN.
1t ~ so recently that women have
been allowed to think, or expected
to think, that it is not strange that
they have not expressed themselves
upon the question of what they
want in men. They have been
brought upon sthe philosophy "Be
good and you'll he lnarlied'' = and
it has not been a question Of
what they like in men but what
men like I'm them that counted 0r
was ftnpol'tant.
There are many women, other
wise fairly sensible, who openly say
they could not love a man who did
not rule them. To say that every
man, by virtue of his sex, y rneanA
to be the master OF some woman
is utter folly. The need for .
master is not question Of sex
but a question Vt the Isck Of NOR
al o. mental stslsiISs On the inds
yidnal.
What d. sweunels walt IN mep
There ase wo-nsn Who ryrHfcr q mar
with ~ ebilfey - en&p tottun'
tst6sr -4hsn one -lwhe ~ -inbsgitsI
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games played, rain.

At five O'Clock this morning Man
ager Drumm and fourteen husky Lime
Burners boarded an Erie train and
left for Akron were they are sched-
iiled to open the season this after
noon.
The rain that has followed the loc-
ads whenever they have stepped out
side of the city was on hand, and
it is very doubtful whether the game
can be played or not. The opening
ceremonies at Akron will in that
event, be postponed day.
Lefty Wilhelm Is in good shape and
promises to do things for the locals
right from the start, so the manager
has decided to use Kaiser in the first
game at Akron. All of the pitchers
will be used befoe the team returns
here next Sunday.
With three games against Akron
and two at Youngstown, the Lime
Burners have an exceedingly hard
trip before them, Determined TO
shake off the hoodoO that 10 keeping
them from winning games wbon they
deserve to, the boys expect to light
into their opponents, and to return
home with majority of the games
won while on the trip.
Next Sunday. the Akron team,
which, 1t Is claimed, will win the
pennant In a walk. will be the at
traction at Webb park and a crowd
far larger than that of last Sunday
Is expected to attend. BY that time
If the weather will be good for a few
hours, the local narL he put III
better condition and faster games
can be played.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
AFFIDAvITs FILED.

An affidavit charging nine men
of the local baseball team with
playing baseball on Sunday con-
trary to the statutes of the state,
was filed in the mayors court yes
tcrday afternoon by Frank Zuck.
The team left early this morning
for Akron and it was impossible
to serve the warrants which will lie
idle until next week. Behind the
movement to arrest the players are
several ministers and several mem
bels of the municipal league.
"A rather stormy scene was en-
acted in the mayors office wher
the men filed the affidavits and as
result Mayor Sclerff this morn
Ing sent in his resignation as {
member of the official board Of Ep
worth church. The complainant,
nre uncompaomising in their stan,
and refuse TO argue TO question.
iion. <N'i{ 2
The members Of the team men
TONED Ia the affidavit ara Fen
Dfurn, Isobert Quinn, Thomas MY
leH, Frahk FR1rell, Huge gAie
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-07
NIOlIlel''$
!: !: !: !: Friend

fluence legislation at Washington
are emphasized by Gibson Gardner
in an article in "Success Magar
zine" in which he refers to ting
large corps of lobbyists as in effect
constituting "Third House" of
Congress.
There are the prdhibition, aud
the liquor lob5ies, he says, buttang
heads at every session; there Is tho
free art lobby, the lobby cot the
pilots Trust Of Chesapeake Bay
and DR.. Theron G.. Stearns lobby
inc for. adulterated foods. Theer rs
n free seed lobby and a ioDpy
AGAINST free seeds; there are lop-
HES mainta;ned by Government ae-
partments, and Hobbies against the
i Governmental lobbies.
There ! is reason for all this
growt and power of the special IN
tercst, and its corresponding
growth and power in the T9lrd
| House. For forty years the United
States has been in q period OF
Industrial development. In 1So4
the country was young, great war
had depleted its wealth and tnc
chief business of the Government
was to encourage business. THIS,
for forty years, the Government
has done. The voice Of "the inter
est has been paramount.
But that period has ended. the
fostered child has hscome a giant.
The special interest no longer asks
it demands. The power of Govern
ment has been attacked and throt-
tied by the .llied Special Interests.
And the People they who are the
source of all power and the end OF
all government-ha been scorned
and disregarded. N
| But the people are not downed.
They have the power and they
know the government belongs OF
right to them. They know that ia
vors they have granted to the spe-
cial interests have not developed
into vested rights. They know that
individual freedom is the end Of
government; and they propose that
individual freedom, peace and prof
it be considered for chane., OF
government by and for the special
interests That has been enough.
The new era is an era of the pec-
Iple. \.
| The sign is good, the prospect
J full of hope. Protest and agitation
show an awakening Of the public
conscience. -and this Is but another
name for patriotism. Things are
better for exposure. Light is sani-
tary. Muck well raked and sub
| jected to the sunshine grows fine
icrops From Success" Magazine
| for May, 1907. e@sls