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New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
TIE RUSSIAN SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

" -syan.u-er in the domain Of any OF the arts.
whether as practitioner or only as spectator heeu
ne reminded that youthful promise is often thwart-
"a an tts subsequent development. There is moth
ing extraordinary. therefore in the case OF 'he
late Anton Arensky, as called UP by last e'eh-
ing,s performance of one of his unfamiliar COM
nositfons by MIR. Modest Altschuer and the Rus
ei.n svrnphony Society at Carnegie Hall. Yet a
hearing OF this composers symphony, which occu-
pied the principal place in the programme gave
mare than a hint OF what a considerable talent II
~ that Arensky possessed before his life be-
came demoralized by a sequence OF unfortunate
circumstances. The symphony Is uneven IN inter-
est it's third and fourth movements being distinct
" inferior to first two in invention and treat
Inent yet It displays at many points fresh. vivid
musical imagination and the fine enthusiasm that
goes with youthful confidence
There was no striking originality in the repet-
ton of a fixed musical phrase at intervals in this
score-Schunann and Berlioz had utilized similar
device a hundredfold more enectveiy-but apart
from this the first movement allegro, and the
second division, andante of pastoral character,
must be reckoned of more than passing beauty
and appeal Not only in the curiously vital flashes
of emotional power that ever and anon rekiTdled
the rneIodfc enlbers OF the first movement. but in
the lovely melody that made of the andante
flowing stream set In quiet meadow, did Arensky
reveal in this his only published symphony e gift
that deserved fate better than vouchsafed It.
The scherzo, with its 5-4 rhythm, seemed an
academic experiment compared to what had gone
before and the finale. an allegro giocoeo proved
more gay than sgnificant-Arensky might well
have been content let the first half of his SYM
phonv represent him. Mr.. Altschuer and the Rus
sian orchestra had evidently given careful study
TO this score, and both conductor and men COM
municated their fervor TO the audience.
Neither Of the other two orchestral novelties Of
fered at this concert was of much importance, the
symphonic poem by Arrnas Jae1nefelt. entitled
"Korsholm being chiefly effective in its employ
rnent of the old chorale, Elm feste Burg" as a
triumphant hnale. while Ilyinsky's suite, Nur and
Anitra." IS frankly picture music. to illustrate
fabulous tale OF Arabian Nights suggestiveness.
The soIoist was d newcomer, brought here as
guest by the Russian Symphony Society-Professor
Alexander Glenn, head Of the cello department
of the Moscow Conservatory Professor Won Glenn
is not a romantic player. but his performance OF
the Tschaikowsky theme and variations was
marked by musical intelligence and large ana
liquid tone which impaired singing quality to his
work There were some faults OF ntonation IN the
rand arpegeio passages, but the audience shovel
nv its hearty coInrnendaton that these were either
overlooked br forgiven. The 'ceist was also heard
In two numbers with piano.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
WEDDINGS.

The marriage of DIR. Louis Livingston seaman
and Miss Mary Stuart Huntington took place at
All Souls Church yesterday, the Rev Thomas K
rnony was very quiet only few intimate friends
being present. the bride had but recently recov-
cred from a severe illness. DR.. Seaman is retired
surgeon Of the United States Volunteers. with rank
OF major. He served IN the Spanish-American war
and in the Philippines in 1ss9-1sO0; he was with
the army of occupation in Peking. 1900 o. He
made two tours of inspection In Manchuria with
tho japanese forces in the late war with Russia
Mrs Seaman Is the daughter Of John NJ Hunt
ington and Mary Austin Parks DR.. and Mrs. Sea-
man will make their home at No. 2s7 Fifth avenue
after New Years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13

C y Sess rDsf
James his sosh as Tesdence No 2 Garrison
Trfaggj TTiagjj at papers g please PIE COPY
dence. No. 10 West 4sth st. Rev xaiIete Garrison
ths-IIudson. Funeral services at Trinity
the 18th at 10 o'clock.
Cox-At the residence his son-in-Iaw- Eliwood v
Titus. at Glen Cove Long Island on WEDNESDAY. De De
Funeral services Reformed Church: Manhssse Long
Island. on Saturday December a. 1907 at $50 ?. m
DEMAREsTon December TO- 1901 S at Geneva N N H.
ssr's o VII a ee Pa afa rns PianSeld n j.
on SATURDAY. 14h inst at a;ao m :, Trsn, sn leave
end and foo, Of Liberty street at 1870 p.
December Charles Iosscr se- sssd s; .3s e
sss West 2sd St Drank E. Campbell Bui1dns).
puNcAN-on THURSDAY. December Y -. 1907; at No: 50
e ais sss Sfs ate ' Rev Nee Henry rSlE Duncan
Of the late Robert and Maria Lorlard Barlow Funeral
satuTdsy ssIx9ss a pseenser ocof carTasss s
at $40 a. m
pUNLop-on Wednesday. December II. 1907. John Dun
G In, II 9s ss sefl ss
saturday December a. at p. m Interment at Cedar
Lawn Cemetery al convenience OF family
ross-At paren Conn. TUESDAY. December 10. 1907
wo OF @ Ss hs s Rh Maa IN Gsss o
wear Funeral services will be held at Methodist Epis
ience Of family
December II, Harriet, widow of Fred
n Funeral services at her late resi-
dence whitestone. l. l., Saturday, December IA a.
IT.30 a. m Inerment at Fosters Meadow Long Island
u.If.uT-At Mllwood. N Y. Wednesday, December
IL l9o7 Lydia Wise. wife Of Henry c. Haight and
daurhfer OF Dewitt c. Young. in the SD
OF her age Funeral from Friends Meeting House.
Chappaoua, n. Y, Sunday, December 10, at IL
clock Carriages will meet train at Chappaqua leaving
Grand Central Depot new terminal, at SOl a. m
HMpHREYon December NIB zo, H. 1907 81 At Is uss N T.
KAF.sEBEHN--At Hoboken, n. j.. on Tuesday Deeen1-
1907 Charles F. beloved naspan and on Trends
also members OF Herman Lodge. No. 2ss, r ana A M
~ New York; Hoboken Council, No. %. Royal AT
canum. Lady Washington Lodge no; 4l4 hnisn.s ns
Ladies Honor, respectfully nsi,eo 70 aeeno
funeral services his late residence No eoi wss1-
ington ST. Friday evening December 10 a. CLOCK
IEFFERTS-Suddeniy the 18th inst, Sgourncy Fay
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Lenerts at nis hote w
ho1 West 1llth Funeral private, saturday. Oeee"-
ber IA. at o'clock
rJppENcoTr-on Wednesday. December II, 1901 At MS
home. Paisade Park. N j.. Gavin 1- n.'Sa -
rrnnhernia B. Ippencott the 18th year OF nis az
Funeral The Church OF the Disine
7sth At and Park West, on FFioay' Dsee"oss
~ At led y n
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
a SANTA CLAUS OF THE OCEAN.
Majestic Bringing Largest Christmas Con-
signm Mt Boat Ever Carried.

- The White Star Line received a cable MESA ge
yesterday from Queenstown announcing that its
steamer Majestic left that port at p. n. with
$3.50 bags Of mail, the largest Christmas consign-
rnent ever put aboard one steamer. The amount
OF registered mail Is valued at about s1.G0o 600.
When the Majestic left Liverpool last year with
the Christmas mall she carried 1854 bags. The
increase this year. it was suggested shows that
PROSPEROUS times exist at least abroad.
The White Star liner Celtic. which sailed yes
terday for Liverpool, took away sixteen hundred
erojgrauts two hundred Of which booked passage
in the second cabin. The French liner La Touraine
took nine hundred persons in her steerage and was
forced 10 refuse transportation to six hundred
steerage passengers.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
4 RoHAN AS WAITER IN NEW YORK

= hO1AN AS WAITER IN NEW
The Rohans nowadays are divided into two sepa-
rate houses. one settled in Austria and the other
in France. The Austrian Rohans are the only ones
who can claim descent male line from
the oldtirne sovereign dukes OF Brittany The Aus
trian branch has been settled in Austria since the
emigration Of the French aristocracy in the train
Of the royal princes of France the outbreak Of
the great French revolution at the close Of the
eighteenth century. The head Of the Austrian
branch, Alan by name, bears the Austrian title OF
Prince, or --Furst.'' Rohan. and the French titles
OF Duke of Montbazon and Of Bouillon (the latter
inherited from Godfrey de Bouillon. the first Cru
sader King Of Jerusalem), and Is also Prince de
Rochesort de Montauban AID de Guernenee. all OF
them ancient French titles. duly inherited. and
confirmed by the Austrian Crown and by the
French Crown after the Bourbon restoration All
the princes possessions. which are very extensive,
II Austria His sister is the Duchess OF Ma
drid. consort of Don Carlos. the legitinist pre-
tender 10 the throne Of Spain, and one OF his
brothers, benjamin Rohan, popularity known as
Baby" Rohan on account 6f his huge bulk carls
this country in consequence Of financial irTegU-
isrities. drifted lower and lower. until in state
OF utter destituton he finally found employment in
New York as waiter in a Second avenue restaurant.
There he was fortunate TO discover among his fel-
low waters peasant Lad born on the great Bo-
hemisn estates Of the de Rohan family and who
considered Il privilege 70 be permitted TO act as
henchrnan 10 scion Of his seigneurial house
Baby" Rohan lived for a time on this poor-f feI-
lows earnings, after having been dismissed from
ms employment waiter for incompetence, and II
only when he finally recognized in New
York By some former friends who notified his
family Of his condition, that money was sent TO
him and an allowance assured as long as he un-
dertook to make attempt 10 return TO Austria
He subsequently married in France the widow or
millionaire fertilizer manufacturer. and died IN
the odor Of sanctity few years ago Another
brother, Ernest. put by his relatives IN a lu-
natic asylum. owing TO his insistence on marrying
girl Of humble birth, and after effecting his es-
cape killed himself when he realized that he was
about TO be recsp spturec-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
ITALIAN SOPRANO HERE ON A VISIT

Nine Marie Gay, italian soprano VINO mas
sung Carmen" at Covent Garden, arrived yeSiei
day on the White Star liner Oceanic one coiiies ~
har. FOR visit of sixteen days. but it was rumored
aboard the steamer that she would arrange TO
sing this season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
A representative of Heinrich Conreic, the Metro
politan's director, said last night, however tha'
Mr. Conred had not engaged NINE Gay u Si"s
there.
Nine Agostinelli Quiro the dramatic soprano
from Milan who has been singing at the san
Carlos Opera House at Lisbon, was also pas
seazcr on the Oceanic. She comes here TO sing at
the Manhattan Opera House and will make her
erst sppesrance in Faust" at the matinee on
Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
so1nERN AS LORD puNDREARY.

Washington, Dec. 12.-In the Belasco Theatre.
erected on the spot where, forty-two years ago. an
attempt was made on the life of Secretary sew
ard on the same night that Abraham Lincoln was
shot In Ford's Theatre while witnessing per-
formance OF "Our American Cousin. e H.
Sothern made his first appearance tonight on any
stage in the same play. his character being tnat
OF Lord Dundreary, written and created fifty years
ago by his father. E. A Sothern
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt occupied
prosceniurn stage box decorated especially In
their honor with the American colors. Secretary
Loeb occupied the box opposite the President.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
THEIR ROLE IN HISTORY.

With regard to the French Rohans, they are.
strictly sfseakfng extinct in the male line, and are
In reality Chabcts. One Of the Chabots was Lord
High Admiral Of France under King Francis i.
and another Chabot achieved fame by refusing to
execgte the sanguiHary commands Of King
Charles * the occasion O. Tie Massacre OF
81. Bartholomew. In 1s45 Count Henri de Chabot
married Marguerite de Rohen, daughter and
heress Of Henri. Due de Rohan. the head OF the
senior branch Of the house; and after this mar
rage ne received from the French crown the right
70 assurae his father-ln-laws title Of Duo de Ro-
han by psteut cf December 1918; also the title OF
Prince &c Leon now always borne by the eldest
son OF the Due de Roman. The cadets OF this
house al style themselves Rohan-Chabot, TO
which they add the title Of Count or Countess OF
chabot. as the case may be. The titles Of Duke
OF Rolen and of Prince de Leon were renewed
rssfrrned and confirmed by the government or
the restoration in 1917 but the title Of Due de
chsbot. granted in 1775 TO the Due dc Rohan
Has not revived
In spite Of the misleading information contained
IN The Almansch de Gotha, the title of cousin
Of tire King" conferred by patent dated June o.
l5ss. and of which the Rohans are extremely
proud constituting as 1t recognition of their
former sopereienty OF Brittany. is confined 10
The Austrian linc of the Rohana and does not
extend TO the Rohar-C Chabots or 10 their chiet'
The Due de Roman. The latter, however can boast
Of being descended the celebrated suIiy' the
Great statesman ard commander OF idehfy ~ >
fegn. For Marguerite de Rohan, F8ho by her mar
iiaee brought the title of Due oe Roman TO her
husband counf Hea-i Ciiabot. was the fayorite
xrand@at,gi,or Of old Silly The Sou5Ise branch
G the male line of the Romans tur-
nishe1 euch famous commanders 10 france :
~ Eeniarin de Rotian. Prince oe Sou"ise' a'''.
tie Marecial dc Soubisc. the Only couraer o1
louis XIV te escort the body OF ais soee1eisn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Died.

o6se T oP We ss Rev william j iss
Funeral services at her late residence No IS Lee ave
nue. Brooklyn Friday. at ?. m
s5a ThIs TTs sah Ss% rd4s 1Sh Ewa4s q 1T
Hicks Magin hxs SD year: services on sixth day,
Meeting House Teatherfgrd Place and I5th ST. New
copy.
MARTIN-on Wednesday Deeembe5 II 1907 & in IN: n:
principal OF Grammar School 80. Manhattan in his
near Broadway. Saturday the 14h inst. at las p m
PATTENDecenber Il. 1907 Charles 2 Patten. aged .
years Funeral services at bis ate rsslqes S9 30 ~
1aFat ocloc RsaiiJSs friends respectfully Tn
II sarah H widow Of Jonathan D. Potter. in the 7otn
church. SOmeTvire n j. on saturday December IA. at
O'Clock. Train leaves Liberty at 1-1O p m
En- bsS E q HsG
Thomas Reynolds Solemn requiem mass a. 81 an
day morning. December Il 1897 at 10 o'clock Kindly
omit flowers. Newark papers please copy.
RICE-On December 10 1907 Martha. widow OF James
V Rice. in her saith year Funeral Friday Deeemoer
TuItn fS sat- l Brookyn M i RelaeiTes and friends are
vited. Internent private.
RooNEY-on wednesday. December IL 1907. James SON
his late residence. No 2Oll Fulton ST. BrooSIyn; en-
cross Cross Cemetery.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10. August Schroeder. aged ls
from late residence No 163 Williams ave. BrOoklyn.
Friday afternoon. O'Clock Interment Lutheran Gems
terry.
sMITH-on December II. at the residence g: his son;
No. 1923 Madison Granville Byarn Srnltn son oE
the late Thomas L. smith. OF Washngton % =, IN me
s1st Of his age Funeral services saturaay De
cenber IA at the above address az 10 a. m Masang
Philadelphia papers please copy ReLatlVes.
friends members Of Lafayette Post. G A X. ana
Veterans of Second Company. Seventh Regiment ars
invited attend
wALTERs-At East Orange y J.. December II; lso.;;
Anna Hague Walters wife OF William waters funefaA
Will be held from her late home No ~ Sorsn
Maple Sunday December Is at ESQ o'clock
Interment at convenience OF the family
wEED-At Yonkers N Y. Wednesday Decsrnoer 49,. ~.
1907 Angene Weed widow OF Isaac Weed. u the sVe1
year Of her Funeral service at the resdsnee o.
her son-in-Iaw Henry r Hicks. Tuckahoe Roan.
Yonkers Saturday afternoon at 23o Carrsyes . vii -
in Bronxvflle station for tram ieaNins
Grand Central 1.22 Iatsrmsnt at eouvenienes or
family
wOOD-on Wednesday December J.. at his restdence;
IA East seth st. William n > Nood- rtnsrai
services will ST. Bartholomew Cnurcn MAO
44th ST, Saturday Decemner Il az
O'Clock. InterTnent at Convenience OF family hinoy
omit flowers
YoUNG-On December IL. after lingering Illness: MAI
Young. daughter OF the late Jonn young VI
Funeral services Saturday. December IA AZ y m.'
residence Of her sister. MIS- Janst Murphy
No se2 Clinton street, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
IMMIGRANTS WORK WAS BRIEF.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New Iberia, La Dec. I-F1fty-seven Macedonian
immigrants from Mississippi, in charge of George
Wattenberg, representing the immigration depart
ment of that state, returned home to-day, after
remaining only few hours on Avery Island
where they had contracted TO shell oysters at che
McIlhenny plants They complained that they
were driven from Avery after they objected TO
alleged violation of contract. They are destitute.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
misunderstood.
or of The Tribune.

To tho Editor OF The IrlUuhe
Sir: The omission OF a single word in the re-
port of nv remarks at the meeting OF the Round
Table may lead my friends to question my san
ity The proposition TO make the Sunday
school the chief educational agency In religion
Against this argued on the ground of its made
ouacy II the Sunday school were made to take
the place of an adequate weekday system. 1 de-
clared that lit the greatest foe with which
religious education had TO contend" This Is g
different thing from saying that the Sunday
school is the greatest foe OF religion
GEORGE U. WENNER.
New York City Dec. H. 1907.
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rPv ra,asra,h % Tbe Tribune I


Baltimore. Dec. 12.-Miss Elizabeth Curzon HON"
man and Hanson Rawlings Duval. of New York,
were married at Christ EposcipaI Church here to-
day The bridesmaids were Miss Henrietta Hon-
man, Miss Mamie Duval, Miss Augusta Murray,
Miss ArabeIla Hambleton. Miss Mary Mckim and
Miss Elsie Jenkins The ushers were r. /urzon
Hoffman, Douglas Carroll. of Baltimore; Richard
Williams. Robert Sedgwtck. jr., J. c. Lord and
Percy R Paine, OF New York
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
COUSIN OF THE KING" ="
proudest Title of the Historic House
of Rohon.

,.f- sy the Brentwood Company 1907. All rights
tN~4' reserved)
name of the Old World aristocracy is more
,-.-,o,,s or historic than that of Rohan, which
- a present in the public eye, owing 10 the
.-oversv that has arisen in connection with
80 vssit recently paid ~ the German Amba assador
s Ar1hassadress Prince and Princess Radolin,
" ~. Duke and Duchess Of Rohan at their castle
:. Iossalfn IN Brittany. The duke is the sworn
- ~ the republic and the acknowledged leader
- that rlonarchcal party in the national legis
,-,,,-s which avowedIy aims at the overthrow of
.ra existing regime and at the restoration Of the
.b-o,e While the French GOV ernr1ent closes its
ewes TO the social intercourse of the foreign
..vssdors at Paris with the royalist aristocracy
!, The metropolis. IL has taken exception TO the
Ambassador of Germany proclaiming his intimacy
r5t, the royaIist leader, the Due de Rohan by
s,ending a week with him his principal guest
al the castle of Jossen, and representations 10
lis effect have been made at Berlin. There Prince
padolin is considered to have been lacking in tact
sr the matter, ell the his visit Josselin
gave rise silly stories IN the foreign press 10
the effect that he had been dispatched by the
Kaiser on a special mission to the duke relating
10 the exiled pretender, the Duke of Orleans.
Prince Radoln's early sEpersession as Ambassador
10 France is. under the circumstances. regarded
ss inevitable both at Paris and in Berlin. lie viii
then join the list Of foreign diplomats who have
been recalled from the post OF envoy on the banks
OF the Seine for having made the mistake of fail
ing 10 cultivate social intercourse and friendship
with Repubican statesmen, of having ignored
them save in official matters, and Of having de-
voted themselves almost wholly TO the old nobility
in the Faubourg ST GerTnain, which are at dag
gers drawn with the republic and yearning for
fits overthrow. Count Harry Arnim Ambassador
Of Germany; Prince Croussoff and Baron Won
Mohrenhein, ambassadors of Russia, as we'll as
General Count Mourayieff, the Russian military
penpotenttaIy. and Count WoIkenstein. the Aus
trian Ambassador, ar1long those who have lost
what is universally regarded as the prize Of the
diplomatic profession and its blue ribbon
namely the Paris mission-in this connection
Another reason why the de Rohans are attracting
attention just at present is that Count Guy de
Rohan-Chabot. widower OF an American wife (vho,
born as Miss Suzanne Hayward. of New York, was
the wife Of Albert Louis Galatin, of city be-
fore wedding the count. is making strenuous efforts
70 obtain for himself the title OF Duke of Chabot,
which formerly belonged TO his family One would
have thought that he would have beer content with
the illustrous name OF Rohan. and the scarcely
less historic title of Coulte de Chabot especially
when one recalls the ancient and proud heraldic
device which the Rohans in the days of the Cru
sades were wont 10 inscribe their banners and
pennons:
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
DR.. sENN ILL FROM MOUNTAIN TRIPS

Chicago, Dec 12-As result of mountain climb
ing in South America DR.. Nicholas Sem, the noted
surgeon IS seriously i'll at his home in this city
While visiting medical colleges and hospitals in the
southern continent DR.. Sem climbed several noun
tafns in some cases reaching altitude of sixteen
thousand feet The rarefed air is said TO have
affected his heart.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
NOT RICH MANS COLLEGE, SAYS ELIOT

Manchester, n. H. Dec. 12.-Presdent Charles
w Eliot of Harvard University guest of the
New Hampshire Harvard Club at dinner held at
the DerTyfield Club this evening to celebrate the
completion of the clubs organization He gave an
address on ''The of Harvard Influence, in
the course OF which he denied that Harvard was
a rich mans college and declared that one-fourth
of the students were so poor that they had to be
helped to get through their course
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
FRANK LosEE, ACTOR, MISSING.

Providence Dec. 12.-The police were Informed
to-day that Frank Losee. Of New York, an actor
of THE Rose of the Rancho" company, now
playing at the Providence Opera House. had
been missing for two days. Their efforts, as We'll
as these of Mr. Losees friends, to obtain the
slightest trace of his whereabouts have been un-
awaiting
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
Fci ne puis.
Price ne 6aicne.
Rona1 sgztz

But Guy de Rohan, who is no longer in the first
bloom OF youth being seventy-one years old is bent
upon being Duke OF Chabot. lie has recently, by
ihe payment of the customary heavy fees at the
Vatican, obtained from the Papacy the dignity in
question, but finds that Pontifcal titles of nobility
are not only Of no social account in France, but,
moreover. that since the rupture OF diplomatic rea
tons between Church and State in France. the gov
ernment Of the latter has shown a disposition
punish those who use Papal titles without having
obtained from the Guardian of the Great Seal at
Paris the necessary official authority. which Is no
longer granted Accordingly, Guy de Rohan has
now turned TO the King OF Spain and is moving
heaven and earth TO induce that monarch to grant
him the Spanish title Of Due de Chabot which
would have greater value in the eyes OF French
society and excite less adverse measures by the
French authorities than his Papal title OF course
all this is costing Guy de Rohan considerable
amount Of money, and the latter is of American
origin, having come to him through his American
wife, who was very rich, owning considerable
amount OF real estate IN and around New York
City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-13
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