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New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
KING Welded SISTER.
Queens Life Sacrificed to Lascs OF
Etiquette.

inasnuch as the clergy have figured largely
among those who have been enjoying the hospi-
taiity of tie King OF Siam at Homburg in connec-
ton with the celebration of his birthday it may
be well to point out that the genial monarch in
question is not only poygamst but that his
matrimonial arrangements constitute to Christian
eyes shocking violation of the laws of God ana
man regulating marriage. for his principal wife.
the present Queen CT SIAM is his haf-sister: that
is to say. she is the daughter of his father by a
different wife Formerly she was merely the sec
ond queen, and another stepsistcr Of the King
shared his throne his principal wife and first
queen.
The latter pershed nearly twenty years ago, a
-ctim to the laws of etiquette. Happening to fan
into the River Menam. the shores of which
Bangkok is built. while enibarking on board her
state barge for trip the water in the cool
of the evening. she drowned. solely because
the King not present; and for any one else
10 have attempted to her or to have touclso
her in so doing would have constituted VIOLATION
of the laws of etiquette. punishable with death IN
its most horrible form In fact. she was oro"heu
before the eyes hundreds of her attendants not
one Of whom dared to lend a hand to erect net
rescue which could easily have been acconplisheu
She was deeply mourned by her husband ana oy
her retainers and there are many oeautllui anu
COSTLY monuments at Bangkok that have peen
erected her memory
II may he remembered that when the present
King of Spain child OF four ne o" U
occasion pitched headlong down the great Inarole
s+arc,se of the palace at Madrid. His neck would
undoubtedly have been broken had not q lo
standing on of the landings oeIuy 'a9
little fellcvr in his arms and thus saved MIN lIui'
injury Deeply grateful were the queen anu .ie
remainder OF the royal family TO the man lot iiS
,rasance Of mind. the laws OF etiquette at 'ie
court Of Spain compelled his dismissal IN uSsi'
fro-, the Mace Of footman for having ventufed 10
law his hands on his sovereign The queen ido'ie,'
however presented the man with a cohslie 90 ,
sum of money with annuity for lie anu wiz
g., r1ocA as ran,ekeeper on one Of her private es-
tates in the north OF Spain
Nor can any one forget the story related IN 'ie
memoirs of St Simon of how Louis XIV OF ff'iiOe
caught A severe cold owing 10 the fact Una, On
rising from his bed one colo morning the io'u %
the chamber, whose duty It was to hahd nm MS
-. r,,,nored To be absent, and that no other
Of the numerous courters present at the lever uu
roi dared 10 transgress etiquette by handing that
garment TO the shivering and shtrtless sraho
monarQue.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
MACINTOSH OF MoY HALL

,,o,, ,.bere the Prince of Wales has been
spending 4 week the principal mefhoer oi tile
shooting party organized in his hohor py ma
-, &C. the home Of the chief of the clan
=. MacJntnsh Macintosh, who is the t"ehty-nith
bief If his line. was born, l believe on ths sioe
- +be Atlantic. his grandfather having been
,,.,oher of the Legislative Council of Canada-
NIox Hall is a grand old place where Prince
charles Stuart the Young Pretender, sought rel
uge after his defeat at Culoden In l'4o. Inleho-
ing his capture, Lord Loudoun set OUT at inverness
AZ the head of a detachment of royal troops bu'
,,a ,.o,,ny nrnce got clear away by the strateger
~ tho Iaird's wife. She instructed one oi heF
ratainers of the name of Fraser TO collect ail '"o
available local men and TO post them III groups
abor4 the approach Moy Hall Lord Louuoui
was led by this TO imagine that the HlshiS
were present in considerable strength. and' rear
ing 70 risk an engagement with his small lorce'
marched his men back again to Inverness
only two of the chfeftain's predecessors were
,,tIed Sir Iachlan was knighted by fAihs JaHeS
VI. while I4neas. twenty-third Chief had par
onetcy nov extinct. conferred upon MN py hiiis
George III.
aro,5 nan ts said to have come into the posses
eion If William seventh chief of Macintosh, IN
the wear 1896 by gift from David Bishop OF 4auf-
ray and has been in the possession OF the MAJ
Intoshes ever since-that is to say for nearly siN
hundred years. William, fifteenth chief OF Maclh-
tosb was treacherousy beheaded by the Countess
OF Huntley while friendly visit TO Huhtey
Castle in 1850. the cooks hatchet beng used for
his decaptation.
1t is wrong to prefix the word The" to the
name Of Macintosh, Who by the bye, is bord Lieu
tenant Of Inverness-shire. Strictly speaking me
chief of the clan Chisholm is the only Scoftsh
chieftain who is entitled TO the prefix of Ihe'
and the proud boast of the members OF
this clan ancient days that there were but three
persons in the world entitled to the prefix OF Ihe
namely, the King. the Pope and the Chisholm.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
COUNTESS LARISCH SUED.

Countess Marie Larisch, whose name has once
been brought before the public. in connection
with a suit brought by publishing house at
Berlin demanding her surrender OF the manuscript
of story of the tragedy Of Meyerling which she
had contracted to -srite for the firm for which
she had received part payment. writes letter bit
teriy complaining Of the charges which have been
brought against her in these articles and else
where accusing her of unsavory completely in
that drama. She denies in the letter in the most
peremptory and energetic manner that she played
any questionable role in the affair, and adds that
II until she has remained silent on the SUBJ
ject It is out of regard for her Austrian and
Bavarian imperial and royal relatives who have
never, she insists showed her the slightest III viii
subjected her &c any reproach, for which. in
deed. they would have had pretext
give this letter the publicity which is requested
but must point out that Countess Marie Larisch,
married to the Bavarian theatrical irnpresaro
Bruchs banished from Austria and deprived
OF her Austrian Order of the Star Cross ard her
status as lady Of tas palace by her uncle, En-
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
OBITUARY NOTES.

CLAYTON FOTTERAL MMICHAEI, secretary
the board OF trustees of the University Of Penn
syIvania, died in Philadelphia hospital yesterday
following operation for appendicitis. He was
thrty-eisht years old and the of the late Clay
ton F. McMichaei publisher OF The North Amert-
can.' of Philadelphia
MISS MARY G. BURDETTE. sixty-six years old.
sister of Robert J. Burdette and for many years
corresponding secretary of the Baptist Home Mis-
sioDary Society died in Chicago Friday night. fol-
lowing n operation for
THE REV. DR. THEODORE APPLE, seventy
five years old formerly professor Of mathematics
in the old Marshall College at Mercersburg Penn.
and later in Franklin and Marshall College. and
prolific writer of church literature for German
Reformed Church died in Franklin, Penn. yester-
day.
MRS CAROLINE NJ. JOYCE, widow of Bishop
Isaac w Joyce of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
died Yesterday at her home in Minneapolis.
THOMAS HYDE LORD TALCOTT died yester-
dav at the Hartford Comm Hospital. aged sew
enty-eght years. He Of the founders or
the Prohibition party. For twenty-five years. since
the death OF his wife he had kept her room fur
niture unchanged
CYRUS o. HUBBELI5 coal merchant died az
his home No I East 10th street, yesterday at the
age of eighty-fve years He was born In totsdaIn.
n Y. He enlisted when the Civil War broke out
and served throughout that conflict short time
afterward he came so New York CITY. where ne
engaged in the coal business. Until two years ago.
when he began TO complain of poor health. he was
active in Democratic politics He was alderman
in his district at one time. He a prominent
Mason beins a member of Bunting Lodge and
Sylvan CHAPTER He also Mystic Shriner
He leaves a and daughter The burial Will De
in Kensico Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29

.-ri,,als are Carlisle Norwood and Miss Norwood.
a, tne Stokes villa; Mr. and Mrs George r CAM
- . IN rhe small Kent house; Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
-1rte-5s in the King cottage; Mrs Charles Carroll
-s IN tI,e Parrish house. and Mr. and Mrs Lucius
,E-,iy,e-siug jr in the small Cutting house
caropel l. Clemens has returned from the James
,,r exnosition 10 the Noss villa
NJ sn5 Mrs Sidney J Smith are the guests Of
AZ and Mrs Alfred kessler in the Price cottage
,s- and Mrs Price Collier will abroad next
,r+h for the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Harris
:. poston have leased the Collier villa for the
winter
A. and Mrs Richard Delafeld gave the children
or g Nary's Sunday school a picnic at Brook
reru to-day About two hundred children were
present
Miss Rcsamond Street is spending the week with
Miss Hare at the Barley cottage, and Miss hatha-
r.ne T Weed is the guest OF Miss Harriet Alexan-
der over Sunday.
other arrivals 1-e Mrs. Iindley H Chapin. MT
ard Mrs Willard A-own. Mr. and Mrs. Robert =
Morris Mrs. {. C Cusler. c. II. Chaplin w ID
Cunningham, Francis d. Cunningham and Mr. and
Mrs. George Bird.
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
SCHIFF TO HIS CRITICS.
The Banker AmpEfes His address
to the Jezcish Chautauoua.

Jacob II. SchifT's address before the Jewish Chau-
tauoua, IN which he questioned the compatibility
Of Zionism with good American citizenship. has
called forth much debate in Jewish circles The
against Mr.. Schin Professor Schechter of
the Jewish Theological Seminary of America The
American Federation of Zionists and the Zionist
Council OF Greater New York also adopted reso-
lutions IN which Mr.. Schin was attacked for his
criticism Of their movement
In answer to Professor Schechters last letter
Mr schin has written another. in tho course of
which he says:
Your Zionist friends have had their say. and
have hurled their anathema against me. | hope
admit i that do not feel happy that the present
controversy has been made necessity persona
important that this ISSUE which has been forced
NoWhers is there anything in jewish Holy script
ures which justifes agitation to re-estabsh Jew
therefore do not hesitate to insist that zionism
in ts political aspirations has neither warrant nor
The endeavor to force the hand Of PrOvidencs
sd nas re tSs cqpa1rs anf Wee the a to
accomplish the Divine purpose without the Divine
have no fear that those who wish to understand
the position have emphasized will readily do so.
meeting Of the American Federation Of Zionists to
the POSITION to Which have no9 gVen e
have any quarrel with zi9nisn in so far as it
SeSS Neyer iHass ha%e ayerred ] 70 zonism to Be
patible with patriotism The jew Of whatever com
poate-be he native born or naturalized-wfl1 never
fail respond to the need Of his country with his
all. with his lfe but reiterate that political
Zionism places lien upon citizenship; the en-
forcement Of which the Zionist. If he is honest
The limitation. be It ever so distant, thus placed
upon citizenship-not by the Jew, but by the po-
litica1 doctrine of zionism-creates separateness
which IS fatal.
tard the perfect America nzatfon of thousands VINO
in recent years have come among us. and whose
ana hqRe3sSs IN aPS 81. '9@as Sa ssf 70
a considerable extent depend upon the readiness
with which the newcomers shall be able in their
civic condition, separate from their faith. 70
become absorbed into the American people. Be
cause of this situation do I raise my voice In
warning to like you. whose ideals under
stand and whose purity Of motives cannot doubt
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
COUNTESS OF WARWICK HERE.
Comes on Private Business--Will Go to Mon
ticello and the Southwest.

The Countess OF Warwick. who before her mar
rage to Francis Richard Charles Guy dreViIIe' te
affb Earl Of Warwick was Miss Frances bVeyh
MAYNARD daughter OF Colonel the Hon G h May
nsrd arrived here yesterday on the cunaTn hiei
carnpaota Her name appeared On the passenger
LIST as Mrs GrevilIe.'' and when she learned hel
,s.r.i,v had become known 10 tho reporters Il,
Quarantine she sought the seclusion OF Capthih
Dop.s cabin remaining there until the steamer
docLed She was met at the gangpiank by Jener-
son NJ Levy ex-Congressnan, who drove WIN iier
m the Hotel Webster at No. 10 West 4ith street
Al the hotel the countess said that her thissloh
tn New York was of a private and social nature
NJ ax., said she would make n visit 10 the nome
of Thomas Jefferson, now his. at MohteceI'o' d.
y,bere she would be the guest Of Mt Levy sis'ef'
The Countess OF Warwick has for many yeai'
heen interested in socialism, and from her carriaee
in the streets of London has addressed hundreds
NJ vorkIngmen on socialistic topics. she Is 'he
founder Of Study Castle. Warwickshire schoot
for the training of daughters OF professional men
in horticulture, poultry keeping dairy "oFk anu
other occupations. She has founded several Indus
trial institutions for the poorer classes on her
MANY estates in England and is a member OF
many societies and organizations. prominent among
them being the Social Democratic Federation Inc
countess was n warm friend Of King Edward when
he Prince Of Wales
II was said that the countess after a brlef Visit
to Monticello would go to the Southwest where
she has business to transact
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

In a new play called THE Coming 0. ~" 1
Patrick" soon to be produced at the Maoiso, u
Square Theatre. the leading part VIII 'e
bv Miss Laura Nelson Hall.
Mr. Crestor. Clarke. one Of our best actors pro-
duced at Ottawa on September IS, a new plsy' en-
titled The Power That Governs, written oy ms
wife long known the stage as MISS Adeialoe
Prince The scene is laid in Mexico The theiie Is
that OF contention between Love and Weaith' MI
,-1a~,,a ,r,r.rsonates the chief part, Andrew
Michael who has been reared among rough WIN
lawIess persons. and who succeeds in resoiu'e
endaavor to rise TO honorable position. mr'
Clarkes acting is warmly commenced py o''a"A
papers
Mr. Otis Skinner began his season last night ae
New Rochelle presenting play called "Ihe HohoT
~ the Family This is an English adaptauoh
o- a French original, by Emile Fabre MI Shih-
ners company includes. among other well KNOW"
rlavers Miss Percy Taswel. Mr. Joseph Wheeiock'
,ha elder Mr. A. G. Andrews and Mr. Francis
CARLYLE
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast.-Washington, sept q

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington, Sept 2S
The Western reached Ohio with about the
same intensity. and storm. from the Gulf or
Mexico has Southwest Georgia IL has as YET
coast the together have been attended
general the Mississippi valley eastward
There also marked disturbance over Northern utah
showers North Dakota and Northwest
Tempera lures much lower in Northern New Eng
land the lower Ohio and Middle Mississippi valleys
North Dakota, Montana and Nevada Elsewhere they
risen generally though not decidedly There VIII
be rain on Sunday Atlantic states. the extreme
Valley and lake region followed by
generally weather Monday. There will also be
northern plateau and the north
and central Rocky Mountain region, followed by gen
orally weather Monday There will be showers sun
day night Monday Missouri and middle Arkansas
valleys and possibly the upper Mississippi valley
Will cooler Sunday in the upper Ohio valley and
also Utah and the Central Rocky
1t will be cooler Monday in the Middle
Atlantic states
storm warnings displayed the Atlantic Coast,
Norfolk jacksonville and on the Gulf Coast from
Cedar Keys New Orleans.
The winds along the Now England coast Will be brisk
possibly portion: along the Middle
Atlantic shifting. mostly
southeast Sunday; Atlantic
high and shifting, becoming northwest along the
Fast Gulf fresh north brisk OFF Northern
FLORIDA coast; coast Hight
becoming south lakes brisk
high and the npper lakes fresh north to north
re6f
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

rBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Newport. r. J.. Sept. 2&-According 10 report
heard here to-day. Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt and
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. her daughter. who ar
-ived last week will remain at The Breakers until
Christmas
The private belonging to Benjamin F. foa-
kun OF Philadelphia. arrived to-day TO take Miss
Laura 2. Swan. who fell few weeks ago end
seyerely sprained her ankle and who is also surfer
ing from rheumatism to Hot Springs Va MISS
Swan Will be accompanied by Mr- and Mrs EIlsha
Dyer. Mrs. Dyer viii leave the party at BaltnloEe'
Join it again in few days at the Springs
Mr.. and Mrs William Payne Thompson nave
again leased for next season Nino. Mrs L K
Perkins's cottage IN Bellevue avenue.
II was said to-day that Mr.. and Mrs, George a
Huhn. Of Philadelphia. who were absent iroii
Newport during the season just past. would return
next year and that Mr. and Mrs benjamin r
Yoakurn. who occupied the Huhn cottage TINS sea-
eon would take another cottage here.
Commander Cameron McR- Winslow, Z. 3 N
has returned TO Newport 10 arrange 10 take ms
family to Chevy Chase for the winter
Miss Ida Bliss will close her Newport season On
Tuesday.
Colonel Z " MorrelIe. Of Philadelphia, is the
guest Of his mother. Mrs. J. G. Johnson.
Mrs James L. Kernochan has returned from her
visit in New York
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
SWORD FOR PRESIDENT.
Gift of Japas's Champion Wrestler,
Uho JTiU Shoe His Skill.
TFron The Tribune Bureau !

washington Sent s-Toniernon Hitachiyama,
she champion wrestler of Japan, viii give an ex-
hibtion tor the President after the latter re-
from his coming trip 20 the Mississippi VAL
lev The great athlete from Nippon was intro
duced at the White House to-day by Viscount
Aofd the Japanese Ambassador which goes 10
prove that wresters highly honored in the
sfikado's realm.
has the face Of q baby and is built the lines Ct
g baby hippopotamus When he wrestles he COW
ers his body with oil. and his opponent has soma
trouble in holding on The japanese style called
sumo" differs somewhat from the American
method Of wrestling. Instead OF being obliged 10
bring both shoulders of his opponent to the mat.
the japanese wrestler wins when he brings his
opponent 20 the knee even his little finger TO the
floor.
Eitachiyarna went TO the White House in
carriage accompanied by Dr. Jokich Takanline,
of New York and a press agent. The ambassador
went IN his carriage. bur told the President
that the wrestler was great man in his country.
and begged hin, TO see him and accept the golden
sword that the wrestler had carefully wrapped up
in brown paper.
While Hitachiyarna was waiting to be presented
eeveral Consressrnen and newspaper men the
enteroonl expressed wish 10 the sword.
Impossible said the press agent of the wrestler.
FOR Il was wound round with severty-ave yards Of
Elk and he might be summoned TO appear be-
fore President any moment. and thus be
caught with the silken castings disarranged.
sword remained wrapped up in its siiken pa jamas
for upward Of hours, while the President
feTred with his Cabinet members and various other
personages
The wrestler's turn came at last, and he heaved
his good natured bulk into the Presidents office.
DR.. Takanine did the talking. while Hitachiyama
emiled and held out the sword that he had re-
cesved from the enthusiastic citizens of Milton on
the Prouc day when he the championship four
Gears ago
The President listened patiently TO DR.. Taxa
mines harangue and accepted the weapon with a
gracious smile. But for the fact that the sword
had been prefented 10 Hitachiyaria by the people
Milton. who had later expressed a willingness for
President of the United States receive it he
would not think Of accepting the beautiful sword
he said. Under the circumstances. however he
would accept il with the highest appreciation OF
spirit Of the gift from the foremost athlete OF
The greatest sworcsrnan nation.
In concluding the President expressed wish to
see the style of wrestling that Hitachiyama has
brought % such perfection. The rotund wrestler
beaned with pleasure when told of the request,
ana replied that he would come to Washington
whenever the President expressed desire to see
hfrn would bring OF MS wrestling part
excsilency wished. The President said he would be
glad the exhibition some time after his re-
,arn the Mississippi Valley. and added that he
hoped viscounf Aoki would be present at the ex-
rfbffior
New-York tribune., 1907-09-29
NINE. sEMBR1cH READY FOR OPERA.
Comes from Austrian Tyrol and Hasn't Sung
a Note Since Last Season.

Nine MarceIla Sembrch arrived here yesterday
on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria accompanied
bv her husband, Professor Guillaume Stegel- She
was met at the dock by Ernest Goerlitz. Mr. Con-
ried's representative. The singer spent her vaca-
ton in the Austrian Tyrol. her faverfte pastime
being mountain climbing
'I haven't sung note since the close OF my last
season" she said last night, when seen In her
snartnnents at the Hotel Savoy. "I shall make my
first appearance the Metropolitan Opera House
as C,ilda in "Rigoletto.' Friday evening, No
vember % do not expect ITO sing any new parts
this season, but shall be heard in rev1vals of sew
eraI operas that not given at the Metropoli-
tan last season, notably. III Barbiere di Sivgia''
and x Puritaui." am looking forward. too. Win
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kDAMS-DEIANO WEDDING.
Three Hundred Guests from New York at
Ceremony at BarTytown.
TBv Telegraph 20 The Tribune. 7


Poughkeepse. ". Y. Sept. 2s.-The marriage OF
Miss Ellen Walters Deano. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Warren Delano. jr, TO Frederick Baldwin
Adams of New York. took place to-day at Steen
valetje the Delano country home at Barrytown
A special train from New York arrived at noon
with three hundred guests. who were met AT the
station by thirty-fve coaches and taken 10 the
llelano estate Henry Walters an uncle OF the
bride with several other relatives. arrived at
arrytown shortly before the hour set for the we'd
ding on Mr.. Walters's yacht Narada-
The ceremony took place ct 12:3o o'clock, the Rev
Walton W BattershaIl. Of Albany officiating. The
maid of honor Miss Laura Franklin Delano.
a sister of the bride. There were no bridesmaids
The bride was given away by her father a string
orchestra played the wedding marches The ushers
were = n Patton William Rockefeller. Lyman
Delanc and William Haveuleyer. The bride gave
each Of the employees the estate, numbering
forty, SO gold piece as a wedding Ternem-
brance After the ceremony there was brief re-
ceptior. following which the couple started IN en-
automobile for their honeymoon trip.