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New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
REVIVAL AT THE EMPIRE.
"HIs ExcELLENcY THE GOVERNOR"

Mr.. Robert MarshalTs neatly constructed and
huently written play called His Excelency the
Governor revived last night at the Empire
Theatre and Miss Ethel Barrymore appeared in 1t.
Stella de Gex- That play is fortunate in subject
merry in spirit and piquant in style. It's aim is 70
cause mITth by ludicrous inversion Of probability
and sense.-the expedient cleveFly employed in
some OF the plays OF w. 8. GilbeTt,-and its pur-
pose is well accomplished Stella de Gea is an at
tractive girl. who says comicaI words and does
comIcal actions in perfectly serious manner
The part IS uncommonly good one. anordinS
full and free play for impetuous animal vivacity
and dashing demeanor tempered by demure CO.
Quetry and sweetly tantalizing spirit Of mischief
The part OF His Excelency requires Quaintness'
formal grace and exquisite artistic hnish-as IN
the case Of the King in another capital play by Mr.
Marshall The Royal Family" All the parts are
effective each in It's degree. and the comedy ad-
mits OF brilliant setting. The representation OF
It last night gave much pleasure 20 good audi
ence Miss barrymore acquitted herself in a
creditable manner. W. w.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

practice next year. in order enter the minis
try OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. He served
for eighteen years in various churches IN the New
ark Conference, and in 1850 appointed record
ing secretary OF the Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. post that no held
until his conservation bishop in 1883 he was az
various times presiding elder Of the districts OF
Newton Newark and Jersey city, was lnefoe!
Of the general conferences OF 1875; 1850 1883 ana
1855. was assistant secretary OF the general con
ferences Of 1875 and 1880 and was secretary 81 In
his degree OF doctor OF divinity from Veseyan Uni
versity. and Hamline University conferred ths de-
gree OF doctor Of laws upon him in Isss ne was
for many years trustee or Drew seminary ana
a vice president of the board
Bishop FitZGerafd married In 1854 10 MISS
Mary Eliza Amin. daughter OF Dr. Jonathan u.
Amin. OF Newark. They had hve ehildren. the
eldest OF whom DR.. Paul FitzGerald. Is Prac-
tising physician in Newark. A daughter, MISS
Cornelia FitzGerald. died on March l. in Penang
Straits Settlements. 60, -
The career OF DIR. FitzGerald in the Church was
one OF steady growth and development Although
he was not a conspicuous agure in the debates OF
the general conferences. his training IN the law
had given logical oent 20 HIS mind that made MS
words carry weight whenever he rose 70 speak.
Grave IN manner and somewhat reticent' ne usually
preferred 10 exert his influence. when important
Questions in inconspieuous WAYS iis.a Mnen
erolised however. he was powerful ana eitectse
erepler and he could. occasion. calt 10 mas aid
q dne dov, OF wit that gained in effect through
certain deliberateness in delivery
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
TO GO WITH PEARY TO ARCTIC.
Captain Bartlett to Command Newfoundland
Crew.

St Johns. N. F.. April 4-Captain Robert
Bartlett. OF this city, who was master OF Com
mander Robert e. Peary's Arctic steamer ROose-
Welt in the farthest north expedition. sailed to-
day for New York. where he will refit the vessel
for the explorers Arctic cruise next summer.
Captain Bartlett will again be In command OF
the Roosevelt and his crew will consist entirely
OF young Newfoundland fishermen who are
members OF the colonial naval reserve. These
men have been trained on board British war
lett thinks that they will be great aid 20 Peary
in the attempt 70 reach the North Pole. Tho
men are Of perfect physique and are accus-
toned 20 the hardships of cold climate.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
[Rr rsIsgraph . &c TTlbune. ]

Ocean Grove, N. J. April 4.-seventy taps OF the
he'll IN the tower OF the Association Building TO-
night announced the death OF Bishop James New
Cor,n Meeting Association. Flags throughout the
town and on the beach viii, be placed at halfmast
tomorrow. and a memorial service will os held
Sunday afternoon.
Bishop FItzGeraid had been president or the
carnp meeting association since lsy7. He was not
An robust health when he left here for India last
October AZ that time re said: II shall go 10 In
Gia with the full determination and intention 20 90
INV duty 10 the Church and the people. If die In
the effort . -, =, -, .,.,.
head 81 the camp meeting association until Bishop
FItZGeralds successor is elected
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OascsI Record and Forecasts-Washlngton April a.
"A trough OF stretches from the lower lake
region to with lowest readings
Northern respectively An OF high pressure
and lower temperature occupies the Dakotas and
disturbances moving eastward tho northern plateau
region Rain has fallen in The OhiO Valley.
rain IN tho lake region and showers in the lower Msss
slppi Valley Texas The temperature has risen IN
eastern districts and there has been marked fail
tho Dalotas thence southwark Northern Texas.
shossry weather will prevail Friday IN Atlantic
districts Gulf states. also IN the lower
lake region. saturday will probably bs fair except m
the Rocky Mountain region and the Gulf states where
min Is indicated It win be considerably colder Friday
in the lake region middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys
and the west Gulf states. Colder weather viii also
Saturday in Atlantic coast districts north Of the
Carolinns-
The the New England and midele Atlantic
coast will brisk SOUTH south Atlantic coast
fresh south; Gulf fresh SOUTH west Gulf coast
fresh south, shifting 20 northwest
Steamers departing Friday for European ports will have
fresh south winds and showers 70 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
HOUSE OF LORDS HAS no SPEAKER.

HOUSE OF LORDS HAS no SPEAKER.
Englands House Of Lords enjoys the little known
onction Of being the only legislative body in the
1s.ia mat carries on its debates and discussions
etnout any presiding olcer a. direct its delibera-
-lit ano recent ATTEMPTS to modify this strange
---llaon OF affairs. which has endured through
nllny centuries, have met with failure The gen
- - public both az home and abroad. labors under
-e impression that the Lord High Chancellor fs
-, ~ presiding officer. But this is not the case The
-.-la hlsh Chancellor is q member OF the Cabinet
s,s s Is such IN all divisions. taking part in the
le1 as member OF the administration. and
g-aseHsliig no right TO Interfere IN behalf
y point Of order or 20 determine II than the
ssll0f baron of the House. Indeed IL the discus
- q Inc education bills IN the House OF Lords
% ADnorInaly prolonged last. year. it was be-
-se pAere was no presiding officer qualified 10 pre-
-'1' ifFelevancy. In the House OF Commons when
.iADef m addressing the N.ialr strays from the
-tler under discussion he Is at once called 20
-sI - py the Speaker. whereas in the House OF
sos peers who started speaking on the subject
ne Education bin menndered on until they
. themselves at the close Of thelr speech solllO-
ks.lns often to empty benches on matters IN
-e.s -.-nsstan. the new Persian Constitution. Chinese
ana The 'sunragette: movement.
,re0ser there are occaslonally scenes IN the
49,. @ Lords which could not by reason OF the
n, .''e maintained by the Speaker, happen IN
Mouse Of Commons Thus in one .r.stance
II. INTO muTmurs Of protest by the prolxity OF
- IielePant speech, re turned upon them with
49, s-elafnations Il may not be your equal in de-
-. Oa' am the equal OF any one OF you IN my
sitePes!' Another time the late Lord
@19nsleid and the late Lord Granville both got
he same moment 20 address the House
sf would give way 10 the other and after a
- ---eeiniy wrangle the matter had 20 be de-
- Dg fuli-hedged division. Stiu another lord
es anxious 70 address the House on the De-
NlIea Sister bill. missed his train and did
itach London until the following day When
- efilFeo IN the House he found that the question
unler discussion the opening OF the
-s'.ns On sunday. But without the slightest
,ss sa.l tor relevancy. the lord who was
ssins the House when he entered resumed his
rt - rose in his place and got Of his speech
ne Deceased Wife's Sister biIl. which had
tee-ed by the House the day before. Il Is
y, Daef that Lord Campbell, when Lord High
p1f' was won't 20 declare that the British
d LORDS. although she most august and
sy fno most ancient of all legislative bodies
'-7tace, vas nkeWsEe the most disorderly
s .s ne chief aGVersaries. however. % any
,.l ~ this anomalous condition of affairs is
eetrs LORD Igissh Chancellor himself lie de-
N'-t nayins % spend his mornings presiding
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
THE DRAMA.
ITALIAN COMEDY AT THE LYRIC.
"A CURIOUS ACCIDENT"

An amusing bit OF farcical comedy. by Goldoni.
entitled "A Curious Accident" performed at the
Lyric Theatre last night, affords TO Sisnor No
velis-who was cordially welcomed and applauded
In N'-an opportunity TO put forth his powers OF
eccentric pleasantly. obtuse father who is
oamboozled by his daughter and her lover and led
TO facilitate their elopement, without being aware
of what he is doing. That theme has been lib
orally used by many persons in Spanish. French
ana English, we'll In Ttalian-amOng them
LOpe de Vega Moliere. Wycherly, Ciober' and
Sheridan. The old idea was TO hoodwink the parent
BY introducing man into the daughters presence.
disguised as woman, the masQueradins irnpostOr
being either the lover himself his emissary
Goldoni who seems TO have passed a large part
OF his long life in Paris. and who wrote In French
as well as in Italian, easily caught the trick OF
the French dramatic satirist. and profted by the
example Of MOliere. In the accident the device
is to convince the father, Filiberto that De Ia
Cotterie, the lover OF his daughter Giannini is en-
amoured Of another young woman, Costanza- SUD
seQuently COstanza. by the contrivaneS or Clan
mini, becomes inmate OF FilibertOs household
That amiabe burgher, unsuspicious Of the truth'
cOunsels La COtterte to eope with his sweetheart
since she cannot be obtained in more regular
manner. His counsel is followed F1lberto. think
ing that CostanZa Is the woman, connives az the
fight Of his own daughter. Giannini. with La Cot
terie. and those lovers clandestinely married,
and presently they forgiven In the character OK
Fiiberto signOr Novellrs command Of his artistic
faculties is complete, and his exercise OF them
gave delight TO hts auditors. It a pleasure to
record it's success The cast:
Giannini. his daughter L. Fossi
Iaccardo banker Fanon
De la Cotterie. French officer A Betrone
Mariana, maid OF Gannini. :.......o Giannin
Guascogna. servant OF De Cottsre. N. PescaAor
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
BLIND GIRL TELEPHONE OPERATOR.

From The Baltimore News.
Miss susy Davis, blind girl Of twenty has
met with remarkable success q telephone on
orator In virginia City Miss Davis has been blind
since infancy. When she first applied for place
ne Telephone girl she told II wOuld be impossi-
ble for her TO manage the keyboard without seeing
N as no other blind person had ever been employed
in the telephone service. She persisted and finally
got a trial. She learned every number on her
switchboard we'll that in recent competition In
Vireinia city 10 determine the most efficient op-
orator she beat all competitors. She Is graduate
or the School for the Blla0 al Berkeley, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-Charles w. Kohlsaat James
town HOTET4 Observation-Disclosures FeninOre
CoOper Albany FIFTH AVENUE-W. w. Barry,
Q. S. N: DR. John Kellogs, Amsterdam; Professor
A r. Taylor, SWarthmOre. Penn FLORENCE
DR. NJ Auerbach. Philadelphia HOTEL GOTHAM
--Wiliiam Lindsey Kentucky. HOLL&AND-Dr.
Hunter Scott. Richmond. MURRAY HILlr-MeFrtu
81 Gates Washington. PARK AVENUE-J. III,
Urquhart, Chicago. VICToRIA-Dr. y. r. Tucker
Richmond. Observation-Disclosures q.
Knox Pittsburg; Thomas w. Lawson Boston.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
FOR MEMORIAL MILITARY MASS.

The Memorial Field military mass committee,
which has charge OF the preparation of this years
memorial service TO be held IN the navy yard by
Gloucester Naval Camp. No. g. United States Span
ish War Veterans. on May 2s. held a meeting at
headquarters. No SIT East 5th street. Brooklyn,
last night. The reports Of sub-cOmmittees from
the organizations that win take part indicate that
this years demonstration will surpaRs anything OF
the kind heretofore attempted IN this country.
Father W. II. I. Reaney. OF the United States
navy has charge OF the arrangements.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
MRS. FRANCES e. BUTLER.

Pennington. Me. April 4.-Mrs Frances Il. But
Ter, real daughter OF the American Revolution
died tonight at the age OF ninety-four She was
president Of the Franklin County Equal Suffrage
Association and prominent also In Womans Chris
tan Temperance Union work. Mrg; Butlers
daughter IS the wife of Dr. Charles Il. IhWtnss
president OF the WasteTn Reserve University.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
Specidg Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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HEMRy pIxgY RESTRAINED.

Sampson H. weinhandler. attorney for Walter n.
Lawrence manager OF the Madison Square Thea
tire. obtained from Justice Charles F. Mclean OF
the Supreme Court, yesterday, an order restraining
Henry T. Dixey from appearing under any other
management than that OF Mr.. Lawrence, whose
contract with the actor has one year more 20 run;
Mr.. Dixey has contracted 10 present a playiet az
the Orpheum Theatre. Brooklyn beginning next
Monday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
NORTH POLE SEEKERS SAIL.

Major Henry B. Hersey and DR.. Walter N.
Fowler. who will accompany Walter wellman.
the explorer. in his airship from spitzbergen in
search OF the North Pole sailed yesterday for
France on the French liner La Lorraine They
will await Mr.. Wellman in Paris and accom-
many him 20 Spitzbergen.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
NEW HOUSE FoR KLAw G ERLANeER.

Another move IN the vaudeville situation was
made yesterday by Klaw & Erlanger when tney
oh,stne6 a ieass sor a term Of years. beginning
Aug,,st ~ this year from the Hyde & Behman
estate Of the Grand Opera House in Brooklyn The
season IN Brooklyn viii be begun early In August
The Grand Opera House is IN tns IiGSI Oh IS, sS 1
ErIanger believe that iR leasing this house they
have an important link IN the sTsas sS Siii" Vi nov
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
JOHN DAVIDSON PECK.

John Davidson Peck. the last surviving member
OF the Big Six Engine Company. TO which many
well known politicians, including Boss Tweed
had belonged, died on Wednesday at his home. No
426 54th street. Brooklyn Mr.. Peck was born IN
New York seventy eight years ago and for twenty
five years had lived in South Brooklyn Five years
ago he retired from his position superintendent
OF the Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Company
daughter. Mrs. Charles Kieiing, and four sons
survive him. The funeral will be held at his
nome this evening. The burial will be private
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

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MISS BINGHAM ILL; wesER's DARK.

Weber's Theatre dark last night. Miss
Bingham who opened there Wednesday night in
.OThe Lilac ROOM was said to be 81. There were
runors along Broadway that the piece was TO be
abandoned because OF the adverse criticism. but
Tess denied this. He said Miss Bingham was ill,
but would be able to so on tonight and that she
was not affected by the adverse criticism.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
ENGAGEMENT OF MISS ROBINSON.

Rome April 4-Nir. and Mrs. Douglas Robinson,
who are at present in Italy. confirm the premature
announcement OF the engagement OF their daugh-
tee Corinne TO George II. Draper. OF Paris.
The Robinsons had intended originally to announce
the engagement Of their daughter when they
turn home, in June. Miss Robinson IS niece OF
President Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
a. NJ FRIEND MARRIED iN ROCHESTER

fFsy Telegraph The Tribune
Rochester, April AL u. Friend OF New York
r,tv .nd Miss Marion Evans, OF Philadelphia.
-. ,norrieS IN the City Hall here yesterday
afternoon. Friend is a comedian IN one OF Hurtig
q seanon's attractions and Miss Evans Is show
es-i sTl,. bridegroom s. the son OF Emanuel NJ.
friend Tic New York city lawyer
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
THE HIGGINS MEMORIAL ADDRESS.

Albany. April 4-President schurnan Of Cornell
University will deliver the address az the memorial
exercises in honor of Governor Higgins IN the AS
senbly Chamber on Monday night. Previous to
the exercises Governor Hughes will give a dinner
In honor OF President Schurman. on Tuesday Cow
ernor Hughes will give luncheon in honor OF Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
COLONEL GODDARD BETTER.

Aiken. s C.. April s-Colonel William Goddard
che dean OF Brown University, who has been III
a. his cottage here for the last three weeks is re-
ported better to-day. He passed d feS'AUi 4's"
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
JOHN BROWN ADAMS.

John Brown Adams. a lawyer. son OF tho late
William Adams. died on Wednesday at his home.
No % West 18th street, in the thirtieth year OF
his age. Mr.. Adams was graduated from Yale with
the class of 80. He was member OF the ROCK
away Hunting and University clubs
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
mR. sTRINE NO BETTER.

Boston. April 4-The condition OF Charles W.
strine manager OF the Metropolitan Opera Cons
panv OF New York who is critically il IN THIS city
was unchanged tO-nlshl anu ''e''O "She Va ' -
"A entertained.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
AUGUSTUS ooopALE.

WatertOwn. N. Y April 4-Augustus Goodaie
one OF the oldest residents OF this city and for
many years practicing attorney. died here to-day
aged eighty-four. Earlier In life he in the
produce business and spent several years !. New
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
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EueENE STARAcE.

Eugene Starace. member OF the hrm Of starace
Brothers. freight agents Of La Veloce Line. died
suddenly last night at the New York Hospital at
the age Of ffty-four years He came TO the United
States when a boy, and had always been identined
with shipping interests.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
MR. nAcKETT GETS ~LE RuIssEAN."

James X. Haciett has obtained an option for this
country on lie Ruissean, by Fierre "oii' the
., - ...r,o socret Of PolichineIle" which Mr.
Haei<ett produced here three years ago Ie htgis-
sean" was played March A at the NaudeVile
rllenfra In paIle
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05
CEMETFREES.
THE WOODLAND cEnrssx

Is readily accsSsxsle arie- centrat
station Weeste- ana jerome Avenue tro-s and by
risse Lots SIPS Teiephons ASS Granscy rcr BOOB
Of Views representative.
O-ces % Esst gs1 S.. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

41aluah Tf4rl<V Sr=f4W
Carroll MARY A Hepsins Fisyi NJ
CurrieE. Edward ". Pott'r- saw p ~
Davidson, BsssSs Ts5ISss Ss..I 'slls sis1 RgEs-
AR24esdS-Jos9 2esl, Brown Of Heller ana ths l.s
Yor On wss5ssas aSrl s' 1867 g Esss ~ e. h tsirb "a.
Gnri Eehe5aL services e 10 g m en- saturday
ana s7th ST. InteT1nsnt priTsSs N'-'
sIscI1ERHoFF-As Denver Coli on wednesday,. Aprn
late Matthew v B. BTineSsrho- Or PSsnsss-hor
Monday 0''-''' - l. Notice 0' 'ons'ai sanaay and
C@4LLAasAN-oa ALL z Wednesday April s. 1901. at 40. s5s
tsTy. N'Ss An's'n'eo' HOY CO" cams
c4SsSsoa Hsssss rom Tg.:sfsy r. , Assa M 4uP Carroll
s. Paus e Ghuro aay 4 Ags a5S 3 g y a % ts1ss
solemn requiem mass win bs offered for ne az
co1- DIN csh7 = II. sesesuss No as ess.yw
his late residence. Friday afternoon, &c Kindly
cURRIER- Suddenly. On Tuesday. Apsg Eswars W.
ST5is Sc. % .. sSs late N3saRlsi g Surfer Tas5.l
omit COVERS
Ps7 3 AEE S9l1 isgT a. s'r ss 2, Ess,,.
David and Julia ~ Cushnan FUNERAL service Friday
invited ithoa, % r5ser s:s nosIo. q '' 'A'S
DAyIDsoN-on April g. 1907 az ths homo es noshe.
sss EuSsrai services sunday az 70 a n I1srr.ni
at Maehpelah CsmstsEy.
OttstAiN1NG-O1 April 2 Mrs Etisaoeth CDulruinx
Funeral VIII take placs April s. from No. 442 63t
g. Bay Ridge. Brooklyn. ae $3.50 thsucs 70 ths
Church OF OUr Lady of Psrpstual Hslp. 9th naas
18th ST. az o a.
aARING-suadsniy Thursday morning. April a 1907
Margaret A. wife oS John @ Harins Funeral ssrvc.s
az her late residences Pier1ont. n T. Saturday. tas
9Th tust.s at o'clock
HkFIEsX-At East Orsnsss N H. April q. 1901 susis
Wallace Harley funeral service VIII - held
April 8 at O'Clock. IntsrTnsnt at TitIsville Penn
Pittsburg papers please copy.
HoPzINS-Asssr short Nlae.s az the rs-it-ncs
sister 9irs ". Wetmore Halsey, Mountain alton
South Orange n J., E1oyI Mary. e4ce OF ths iats
Erwin Hopkins. 1r. or New York Not1os ot rl-n.ral
MONTGOsGERY-On Aprii 8 at 30 sl7 vess sat s--,se
Donald Montsou1eTys youngest e Elzabeth
and Robert Il. Montgomery szs4 months. Etk-
neral private.
Ro5BINs-o Wednesday afternoon Ap-l g. Sally Portse
Houey. widow q ths lsts Samuel g Robh4css "a
edth cf her Funeral az Laksysia. Cts
Gay. April q. at O'clock .
Sanford DSuddsniy April 2 Eass r~si-eucs 1854
street and edswtck ageuues Julia Burt Sanford BE-
loved wife OF William Moore Sanford ard talgatar
Colonel Charles A and Harriet r Burt Funsral
vices at ST. Jauesf Cruroh, Jsrcms 16otn
street Friday. April g. as 1870 g. In.s-uens
Warwick. n. Ts J.
TOWNsEND-At Highland Mills. y. T.. on -nur,csy.
April T. Sarah Cromwell Townsend, widow osth ths
Charles Henry Townsend Notice e1asra hereag-As.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

Highest t-mperaturs yesterday 81 degrees lowest.
ass temperature % corresponding
last year o2 averass temperature Tor corresponding
last twenty-five years. a.
to-eay Saturday fair. srVsh
northwest 20 north winda-
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UNDERrAhERS.

FRANK Y. CAMPBELL Co, as1-s vess esf 8.
rhsp-l Private and public arnhUlanoss Tel fsc4
New-York tribune., 1907-04-05

rain to-day; colder In northwest portion; Saturday fair
and colder; brisk south. shifting northwest winds
For Eastern York. showers today. colder in the
INTERIOR Saturday fair fresh northwest north Winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Delaware ana
Maryland showers to-day. followed by fair In the after
colder Saturday, fair fresh northwest winds
For District of Columbia showers to-day, followed
BY the afernoon Saturday fair and colder; fresh
south, shifting northwest WINDS.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New YORK,
today except showers along the lakes
day fair; fresh north winds.