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New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
SIMMER ADJUSTMENTS.

There vera ,hrra performances Yesterday ''l t.t
'.iu Ranch Wild West SHOW AT BrlSh'on heao.'
III, .vIl,ition OF tho bison herd the ropiilS 81
sr.crs ,ri tho rough riding fe7ts OF the COWBOYS
en-. features Of the entertainment
-.,--at -fauros have been made in the shows at
ho,l, Dreau1Iand ana Luna Park Coney Island 'his
,-col, Most Of tie Old attractions VIII remain
however
,r,hur Prince. the English ventr.loqUist IS an
carde,s Mile FougSre began the fourth week 81
h~r engagement at the gardens last n'sh'-
.rh, Foies of 1907 continue 20 prove as anluS'nS
a. eyer at the Jardin dc PARIS on Top '' ''' ~
York and Criterion theatres
Eddie Fov. Miss Trlxe Frganza and Ia Feu1s
Afcl,ide tho dancer, are StiI TIE ltt - -
TIE Orchid at lev FleldsS Herald Si"''0
Theatre. -;
woman or stock companies in 'hIcas' ana I,"nt @
real mas been engaged for The Ma" On On ', ,nS -
which Will open in the Lyric Theatre
before coming here next m'hth
Professor \ l. Stanley is Z" write the inr~ide'l,al ~
and ,.,tr.acte music tor Percy NackaN'S : F'apt-
and pracn.~ IN which Rcrha kahch VIII appear
,,,.. now CONT. opera The Alaskan VIII open
tia knickcrbocber Theatres fifteenth season hsN'
Monday -,
,,rs Patrick CampbeI's twenty week season IN N
M ,rrt~- Viii begin here about the 'niodIe ~
november Resides appearing IN nsF VII 49,, H.1,"
~,o-,. "a, Ncv. York Philadelphia a"d t''"'."i''
she will bc seen several Cltie7 NiliCl -,
,,or heretofore visited. Besides la Sor'l~rr.
second Mrs TanGucray Ne N.l', ...I ,I.,ado !,
i,gTp vi
sI, ,.iu ,,rs.fuce a new drama by a well known
,,,thrr some time In her New NorN appearance
She will bring over her entire r-isiS" ''l'
Wallace I,ddinecr has been engaged for ''la'sS
,,atcs" IN which Robert Fdeson viii open the
Hudson Theatre on August ~ Lawrence Eddinser
has b&en engaged for The Movers "h'cH "P'''S
,t tho EIackett Septembtf d"
Tony Pastors bill this week includes lI Ni'Ieli.l
and Naxinilian the huTlesGue maScians Emerson
rt T,lIdvvtn Fiske and NcD"nOuSh. Irish Com-
.jy> Johnson and Wells negro comedians MISS
,rrie bernstein Harry Thomson. Ilallen anu
TIsves song and dance; SCanlon and stevens
sretcb. p'Rourke and Marie. comedy wire walk
ing. Wood and Lawson. singing: WilieFs ana
Lee toe dancers; James Waters Euue CifrN 'il"
The motion pictures
Tho 5Onth performance Of Franz kaltenporn ana
,,s orchestra at the -. Nicholas Garden tonight
yin he marked by a special programme
re,oth Harrington and his family got back from
r-,roDa Yesterday the Nteuw Amsterdam tie
la-no b1ck to watch the rehearsals Of The Man
r.,,, Home which he wrote in conjunction with
Hairy L. Wilson II deals with tho adventures OF
an Indiana lawyer abroad
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MRS. POST GETS 1LI.NONT.
Uffc Of ICro ClHb Secretary Seeks
Separation.

Alrlo1y 1T tho rate 81 Sc5n = month and j coun-
sci fec Of 500 wcrc awarded by Justice Dayton
yesterday TO Mrs Emma e. Post pending the trial
of her suit for separation from Augustus T. Post
banker and secretary Of tho Aero tlub Alleged
,rusl ana fnhuInan treatment = Nr Posts ground
for complaint In his opinion Justice Dayton saws
thar testimony placed before him Indicated that
Mrs Post might succeed IL her suit and that the
1ossil.iirv was sufficient 10 :oN- him cNcr,is"
his discretion and award h"r the allmonY AMI
counsel fec
According 70 tho papers in tho case Mrs. Post
MAS married in ISL john : k"aEhaY. in NCw
Orleans KcagleE obtained divorce from her in
Tie Texas courts on the ground that she LETT hi'h
in 1N.S
In August 1885 Mrs. Post was married 70 Daniel
HALLIDAY this ci;> Two Years later she sued
him for a separation ln defending TINS ac'ton
Hailida1 st az a counter claim foi annnlmon
of hi> ,narriag. the ground thar ~ne had nev'r
80, legal, divorced from, her former husband
This contention was upheld by Justice Leslie Rus
SOL Who consequently auuulled the marriage
Justice DAYTON says in his opinion that shortly
after This Judgment vas rendered Mrs post went
abroad. and returning l"'n" carry III inc IAN "
1875 lnet Al. Pos; shipboard-
An attachment sprung NJ. says the jIs'l'H'
'.and the defendant Mr.. PoSt urged inatrlln"nY
TIE plaintiff Informed h:n As 70 IN. crcur7stanc"*
connected witt her first Inarrae" and divorce rom
Ke.che,- her subsequent marriage to HallfHF
ami IT, Judgment ann-IllirlE that marriage Witt
tr!l Knowledge of all the facts 1ho defendant m
sisted ,ipon her marriage :" him
Justice Dayton then quotes from an Ail'."ff'
e,,,-,, to fv Mrs Posts son by her first marr'aG'
which tolls - A ouVerSat}on between himself ava
lIr Post shortly after this
..t.Iarerco ! love your mother dearly. NJ Post
is quoted IN tie AFFIDAVIT having said u IN
-end T., u1arrr her aud Will never urlnC up ans
thing against h.r. She has suffered "n"iEh An
honorable nlarriaR, IS honorable marriage am p
where She has beon before the courts and S"n'-
Piled with the law Notorloty and divorce n' an
,,,-oa ara3 ar7r.llr7crr means anuulment- :" she
must be free Shortly after This. according Z"
j,.sr.c. Dayiou's opinion. tho marriage ceremony
performed -
The Justice says that Nj Post admits - has an
income al = Y,a". while Mrs Post Is without
means and her physician says that on account "t
;,-- advafced years and her poor piN Scat c'f'N'-
zion she IS unable obtain oInp'oy ym'nt
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
EDWARDS J. CARROLL

Edwards = carroll rnief clerk of The plans
division of tho Manhattan BUILDING bureau and
= veteran Of the, citv c,r service. died Sunday ~
his homo NJ %o - West f.oth strcat fIo AZ
,oi1tc, a clerk in the old roard 81 Health I'm the
SOS t,,et before tho establishment Of 7he
r,unj.inal cIyU eervire and served until tho orig
iual Department of buildings Wa "Stantsh"d IN
1892 when he was transferred 20 II by Superin-
tondeft Thomas +. Brady. its r"ad and was put
in charge of the division of rlumIdre plans on the
reorganization of tho department into separate ho
otiCl bureaus in 1At2 Superintendent i"r"z NJ
Stewart prompted carroll ~ the place h" held 70 MS
death ia had wide acqra ntauC" with city huild-
crs and architects and was liked hy them an Tie WI
about ffty-tvn years Old. was a y" "fN"I r.
birth ana had "ar1v taken active part IN loc'tl
politics as 81 pcrr"crat II" was = m"mher %
Nars stratc Waists 3let District 'lfh. the Sh"nar-
doah He lcaVe@ wife and a married dau2n't'-
Ills funeral WIFI TAX, place this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

~ GEORGE YOJ- NJ; SALMON. noted pioneer
>,is.,,,ri,p and former banker. died Al his home
i .r,t, Nh yesterday as tho result Of stroke
~ naraIvsjs aged eighty years pr salmon ana
lIor,-cv " salmon. thc latter for years n proiu-
,,ort noIItIcan owned the bank 81 salmon 4 sal
mon which failed in tho summer Of 1905 owing
,iaro,to,s several hundred thousand dollars. and
1,ar 10th brothers wcr" indicted for alleged Illegal
banking
AIo%SO GREENE SMITH. former Lieutenant
,..oruor and Attorney General or Indiana died At
rn5i,n.no1Is Yesterday from heart disc@s"
Mrs FREDERICK r. NJ. KNOWLES. wife or
.l, q,-ret1r1 of the New York club "f IN" National
League dice, Yesterday a. her home. No l;"' Park
avenue orange y. j. Besides her husband she
Isa,nq two daughters. She was Miss Mabel lose
,,hfne Williams. daughter Of the lat" thaunc"|
{; Williams. for many years collector of taxes for
Orange
EDWARD r. ZCNDT. son Of Mrs Mary =
Zundt and the L,te George v Zundt. who for
tu,erty-ny. wears was official of the detective
Corce in Rrooklyn. died Sunday at his home.
M ~ Schernc-horn street. brooklyn. Edward =.
,IuDdt vas one ~ tho star graduates of the New
York Institution for the instruction ~ the Deaf
and Dumb He was tNcnty-one years OH aud a
native of BTUoklN n.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
KING on DRE4DNOTGHT.
Gunner Decorated for Target Prac-
hcc- The .EcteOr Beaten.

Comes. ISLE Of Wight. Aug. king Edward
Queen Alexandra. the Prince Of Wales and other
members OF the royal family board the
preadnought and sailed for Sandown Ray t
witness a sham attack on the battleship l'y sub
marine boats and target practice with her biz
guns.
The nanruvres we're carried out nearly
practice one gun made nineteen hits out of
twenfy-ono shots. which 50 delighted the King
that he sent for the gunner and decorated him
"n the spot. The royal party returned to Cow"s
this evening
Among the American yachts here are the Co
saiT on which J. Pierpont Morgan is entertain
ing Lord and Lady Alsernon Cior1on-LennoN
and others. A J. Drexcl's Margarita with NJ,
and Mrs. Drexel and Miss Drexel Lord Hcrhcrt
Nane-Tempest and Mrs Georg, KcppeI On
board. and Allison Y. ArmOur's Utowana hav
ing on board Mrs. John Leslie and a party #
friends
The Susanne beat The Meteor by three min
utes. the Clara was third and the Adea last in
this morning Thirty boats crossed the mark in
light breeze i'm half 81 dozen matches under
the auspices Of the Royal London Yacht Club
with which the weeks yachting programme
opened
The Royal Yacht Squadron regatta Will begin
to- morrow and Will last four days. Th" most
important races will be for tho cups offered by
King Edward and Emperor William. There are
twelve competitors for the latter. the largest
Of the meeting
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MORMON MISSIONARIES HERE.
Tvs Disciples Making House 20 House Can
vass i'm BROOKLYN for Converts

Iso Mormon missionaries have for the last fen
GAYS been working in the Bushwick and upper
staEvesan- sections of Brooklyn They making
. no2se 10 house campaign. and. - both are able
Nonfersat tonalsts. have succeeded in many IN
ssnoes IN explaining their srrand AT length Iheir
sto"ee object Is organize a congregation or ti''
Nhurch OF tho Latter Day Saints somewhere IN the
slc4nlit and Of shern Is accredited with saying
mat Brooklyn promising field
Most u the calling IS being done IN an" daytime
sno fh.s fat has led 10 indignant Temons'rsH''- g
from leads Of families who feel that Mormon
hissionariss should consult them bet0r" calling on
Onei- families
J he missionaries warn fheIr hearers 70 ieaFe
oiher churches which ihay claim. have wandered
.ssy from ihe truth. and urge them 1" unite VIII VIII
no Latter Day Saints They also besto" hteia' ui
ssned ~ Elder Ben r. Rch-
A"rTnOas have attempted Z" build up consIeSa-
aons ~ Brooklyn before NOW. but not IA IN @ u
present field. The missionaries claim that -
nave number Of ''tlEe faithful scattered AD"'.l,
however. and these are expected 20 heip tii'"l
s-ther fhe nucleus of congregation ia 4 io'~
-el al 10 E7@ Niiiosgl4by avenue "i.fe:: a..
announced. sors.ses viii be held every SUM- ~
evening beginning AZ o'clock. The present so
ssn IS particularly favorable one Tor ehN ', -" -, .
y fhe proUa eanda. = the pastors oi hlos' "S'''
co congregations are ouf of town.
dse missionaries have carefully eXplaih'" =" O. -
.'lies'iprers fha1 their church no longer "l'o' =
"'salny- They declare inai IN" end OK me "V''~ .
coming soon
ihe meeting hail is block from me ia"
o. 81. John the Baptist and 81. Johns Coli's"-
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
MRS MARGARET EvERrsoN CROSBY.

Mrs Margaret Eycrtson crosby. widow ~ thH
Roy Dr Howard crosby. died At Bethel. Me. on
FRIDAY Mr. crosby daughter - the late
john Givan ~ West chester. \. y. who married
Marv Ann t>ortsoll. Their daughter Margar"t
was married - Howard crosby. then a young man
owl, three years orr of college in lSl7 soon after
wand th.v tool. a tno years trip through Europe
Egypt Arabia aud Palestine. and sIcnt several
months u Greece Som. If tho experiences or tn"
tof.r Voc preserved }1 pr. crosby i'm lis Vollfne
+TI.e .4nds ol the NosieI1
IT, crosby died March -. 1891. from 1neH-
,,..,st4 contracted a, ~" funeral Of lis second
,laurl Tor ,Ir, Arthur II. Allen. in Troy. s. p.
"a. weeks t4ro-a lie va on" "C N"U York :
most eminent clrzeus professor of Greek In N"'
York I-rlvcrs. ard from IS.0 io lSSi is chancellor
For tv.Ity-e.nt wears hc Wa past of the F"iT'
Avc-r. PRESBYTERIAN t7lurch at Fourth aV"ul'
and 92i etro, T. ard he tho founder and prNSi-
dc,,t until hts death of the Society Tor the r"Fch-
ton % Crime
Mrs Crosb, was the mother cf SIX ctlldrnn- lt'
Oldest son William. died i1 cbildnooi. tho SECOND.
T-ruce. Howard Croshr. di"d o1jF . -" u'r'AN
arc ia .vas for fwo terms member "f III" New
York Assembly for i've wars judge Of the Inter
national court ri Alexandria. Egypt; one - thN
founders ard president ~ the social fHt"rnl
,luh and for Ov" vc3rs president q" IN" Ne" i'iA
-Iiupcrialist League
Another son. Nicholas Fvcrt~on crosby. vas a
rr.,ltla or columbia college u th" lass OF iS>'.
,-,er. 10 took all the prizes n Creek. afterward
,accfy'uc tho degree of Doctor ~ Philosophy from
T.riu.cton and attaining high rank as IN educator
Tho daughters Ver" Agnes airs Al"n'- i-dlth
.NI~s Tcthatrst ana tirare who Is unmarried
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
CAR KILLS BOY: MOToRMAN ESCAPES
Mother Ill. Friends Won't Tell Her. Fearing
Fatal Consequences.

Af,,r lts car mad knocked do"n and N ~ over .
nvr-vear-od boy - i2Stt stree ana 9'' W, =,
l.,rtt, r. recognized. mot0rman of sohihoound
ar last nigat ,,ut ou full power and ri2"as'h 10
H. ha[ vas charles Ka, ~ 80 -i' Second
avenue. ro.i-
Thoeo WHO carried tho boy % ne sia" alA rc1I-
,,.5 .r,f H., was dead. for both 81 his logs "e' .
,c.,rl,- severed and There W"rc many df'r ''lE ~
liz head Parrolu.,u Pcn7a. of ;hr East !2'h S'I''
ti, summoned al Ambulance from the Harlem
i4n,ttaf In Hosso Mo responded said that tho
lo> Had heau instantly killed
Ahout hale an hour after th" a"'id'nf " "o''''I ~
,i,ipr IN rra same Ioue" tho boy appeared az
.l,a 1oira station and asked thar general al"' 7"
H. sent ont Tor him Th" woman said mar ~.
5,,,..s ,norfer vas il. aud thar The hor had t''t
- .,,,~,i, alto : o'clock in 'hc afternoon ami
H., nad no, returi-ed Wh"n the woman sa" ''
boi, of tn. hoy She identified a. AMI Pd'd mar S
60 AFRAID that ,l. news If his death would krl
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
OB!I'!' AIRY.
PROFESSOR JOHN ROSE FICKLEN.

John Rose Fickier. professor OF history ana 10
litcal science at Tulane University Now Orleans.
told in The Tribune. died at Lake Chautauqua
Sunday. Professor Fickicr. who had been lsr'
uring NJ thc ChaitauaIa summer school was in
jured severely vtilr on a fishing trip last week.
breaking several ribs. or" of which penetrated Is
lang
lie was horn in Falmouth Va o. December r.
1S5S. and educated ~ tie University Or Nir-
eiuia In 1855 he appointed professor ~ I-atin
1T the Louisiana state University. Pud went -
Tulane two wears later rs professor Of history and
rhetoric. In 1876 he was appointed to tn" char
that he held at tho time Of his death He was wei
known a lecturer on historical topics. ana was
tho author az til" following works
a History "f Louisiana written ~ tnoF"-
tion with Grace Ilzah"th King 1882. An tuthnN
History Of Greece GSql,. and Tho civil Govern
mont nf I.nmislrn.. Ngnn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
Died.

tROSrY-st EethsI Me-. 2 Nargs-st Fv>,tsS~
Of rts I;av. Howard CROSBY. y u Inter-
ul~ut At NOt'iawn. private
nOWNEY-On august >. 1907 sd year Of her age
Hannah ~ widow % David 2 IoTnsy 4 SssstSss s'
Ladies' Home -ssl AT1sel'AA.4 ave-
1'L~s,iav evening. August q. 81 $50 o'clock
his resi- Ience No 1s NHity So Isf5oN-
1yn. MONDAY August :. lsJ1. FreieFcA WIlNs'f
keutScn the 5sth year Of hts age
I.YNCH-S,I11av. August q. ElizabethtJNn :; -
Elizabeth. III Free tIck iynca 0t IlssI-In
r.cfsl services AZ Pilgrim t0nsreSaI s,i.4
. O'Clock
PARKEE-At Morristovn. J.. SATURDAY.. AIsust :;
i9p5. II. ViiOw % john y FarNet M
services late residence No 10 Prospect - MOI
ristovgn. y. J.. Tuesday. August 9 at : p NJ
POTTER or August . 81 Port Jefferson Mary &.
pariors OF parish 0s TcInplas ~ srle t'n-is
ea'iens Chugch BVOokivE. at , m 4"e'ia1- -AD-
gust o.
E0CEWEII~-tt Eaes Orange. ,. MnndSy Sus'1-' -
.. 1907. lane p Arculariu= vit''S O. me 's'7 'O
!sccxseII Notice Of funeral hereafter
SAINT -GAIDENS-At cornish y n On the - Inst
Augustus Saint the 6Fh year " his a-e-
Funeral services private
sNNFORD-tt Ridgefe'f. Co1n Ausust , Ian' Fs.sn
NJ Stuyvesart. wife % Robert Sanf2r'A ot fols.
keepsie daughter os rhe late John r. stu, NelI'
ns fTv,ie y Y. and N4ry y Yates. fuhsIa -
vices at the Church o. tIe 1oly tonsnrtsr Ft'l-I
keepse. y y. Wednesday, tusl~' q ~ y . 'iD'N
STI-VF,-6n August Henry ~fEya beloved hishai1 10
,.tl,srlre SIys a. MS residence. ~ Nisipbl ST.
YroOS'vn Funeral services this evening az = " e's>-
Iusarueut Weines'l lay ~ = p Ei
zI-NpT-tIn sunday. August 1:T5. Edward r Zandf-
OF eer1e v <un1f -
neraI late resdeEce No 30 ~cner'H-rhf''T
tyez ana frteni- invited attend 'Vashins''7
papers please fcpFf
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
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Fi-stnsen: Hotel BubaI BAD Munster. HsFeI l,oys
Ipsic Hotel Eurapaisc1Ter rIs y,S,.S e,lrsc,
Hotel Rerlln. Hc:ei ROYAL. Hanover, ttntet WV
rScherhof. cologne: Hotel de IEufope. hsiAei'ess-
y-sTsryIs am TTFF1NNTlt0tei Bristol VIENNA
t;rsri Hotel FIuugarta Budapest: Hotel eoin-a,s
Hotel Victoria. Iu.erisAen. Hct. victoria
T.sIs' Tfc-sI E1Isr. Paals. savoy en1 Wss- Err
r{esaI t-sr1shad: Palace Hotel. Lucernss fln:.'
atotei T~y--,- JTosef ry.ns.~,nalic1
80 Hotel TIinger MaFteub8d: Hct.. fu-s-rhr'-
waftenhsa: Tiotei Heau Site Ieusar tict"l =. -
over CARLSBAD: Hotel KrOn CARLSBAD Hotel Bristol
SeIzburg -, ,.
Rome, Grand Hotel. venice. 's'sn1 t.a-t f'soe-
Hotel CaiIia Cannes. Go Hotel Villa Este te-
nonbio como: Grand Eiasel d-AH Ais-l-s- -esrs
Palace Hotel dss Doloulifss e%do,es E,rcas Aoee
corsrdta N-vc-fSlps ies-Bainss Hotel 0lvtool.
Rome: Hotel Regal. Kcnes c. p. N!sussscx Lbsesss
FIorencs.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
PERRY MONUMENT UNVEILED
gice-President Fairbanks Speaker at Cere-
monies al Put-ia-Bay. 0hi9.

Pc Fav. oflic. Aus 5--Ir +ha presence r.
Nile- -PTesideu; Fa:rf@.lks Governor Harris and
other distinguished Tis.T"~> ~ nonGmert ere ted
he.e in memory % tn n5cto-- 81 Commodore
ps-r~ lake FRI. unveiled to-day. IT,"
.erern0n.r- -sere opened av prayer n .be Re-
.Inhn Psr-7 Mayor ttlSt SPOKE bTietiV ana '.Er.'u
s=r:nol~ irt. ods:cei Vice President Fairbanks ~
rhE speaker cf the day Governor Harris ;"i-
goSe3 Oliver PERI. grandson al The her" SPOKE
Tor lie family. As Misses Martha Mc'IearE ana
tier-r1de Il I-Ibounel freed the beautiful statue
from rs 6reurrv oT flags salute was firo'i frcfn
fEe vsss=-s and shore.
i ,r.tirE rhe monument. presented as =
charge % the Daughters # ISL Mrs Charles Burt
Lozier i,sid "A grateful ;ribrt, 10 T X McCreaTy
sT mis- gz1rIotic efforts and said he society she
-e3reEsnted glad, accepted ne monument slnc~
Il organized to perPeEuate the victories and
chsrish memories OF those Who took part in the
Mar - Tele
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
TROT BE N HOSPITAL.
Superintendent Of German inst'tH-
ton Hands IN Resignation.

The German Hospital. -. Nicholas avenue and
Stanhope street Williamsburg. Will have no"
superintendent within a short time. Louis Pauly.
head of the institution for five years. recently
handed his resignation to the trustees Of the hos
pital and it was accepted The resignation is said
To be due difference of opinion between the
superinte ndent and the members Of the medical
staff.
III is true said aIr Pauly last night that
am about 70 leave the hospital have submitted
my resignation 10 the board Of trustees. and viii
leave tho institution October " Nv Pauly ac-
knnwIcdged that he and the members of the medi-
cal STAFF not agreed some subjects
Several months ago the entire house stan r. =
signed. owing a dispute between tire neat
nurse and the staff in which the board Of dlrtc-
tors took SIDES wish tho head uHrsO Further fric-
tion I'm tho hospital CaJ!sed hE the ming 81
charges by - German hospital society. in winch
Il charged that one Of its members was mai
treated While in tile hospital
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
WaLLACK'S THEATRE.
The Time, the Place and the Girl.

Nalsck Theatre opened last nigh for tho :, ?
eon of le'7-'as with musical piece called '"iife
Tine IL. Place and the Girl There vas an un-
usUallr large audience. which remained throug b
ihTee long acts and appeared 20 be amused. Ar
thur T.zco l,rosiGed most Of the
Miss Elene Foster Molly Kelly and Miss Ni"iet
ac&ilau as al. Girl divided the honors with
~. DeaEoa
Ther. aye harmless plot variety - choruses
ana seFerai jngiing songs "TlursdeyS NJ Jonah
Dsy. sung bv Mr DEACON The Waning Honey
moon. b. Mrs Talcort and chorus. and Don't
You Tell. bg Mr. DEACON and Miss Mcmillan. were
taasinE William NJ Hough. Frank Adams anG
Joseph Howard tho authors Of the piece which
Sas produced l5y she AsSins- Singer Company. Ned
Sa~blrn directed che production.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
VOLIVA WILL HEAD NEW ZION.
Let the Old Hulk Sink" He Says. as Hs Is
Defeated at Last Legal Ditch.

Chicago Aug 5.-Overseer Wilbur Glenn Vo-
Iva. who usurped the place Of John Alexander
po,,ie as head Of tho Christian Catholic church
asserted his defiance Of the forces organized
against him today and declared that ne would
ah,,,,l,n Ztou civ - establish a colony o. his
own elsewhere.
i shall abandon the old hulk and she may
sir,. for aU Of me" declared Noliya as Ee was
leaving tho court after MS petition i1t been
denied and the sale of the Zion lace factory I''
e7sn o00 baj been ordered III Is my purpose
now 10 gather my followers about me as soon as
,,ossihl, aud establish q new colony
New-York tribune., 1907-08-06
BRIDGE TOURNAMENT AT NEWPOH =

- Telegraph % Tho ITfhnne-3
A"Alor'- y. I. Aug THE first brids" WIN
foLTnshaelt in Newport began this afternoon =
fne Senporf Golf club sor the tao silver cups "
-iea - William :ayne Thompson The o'siliIi'' :
" y 20 tournament brought out a large huilp'i
VIE ooftagers other ihan ihs players ana va" ~
'i'S' ~ tic islay great. Thos@ "ll" H"''"
- tilelf so'5re calds Ms Moses TaHl"I '''i't
-" ana Pauldng F"ssiNck Ms J. Fr''i re. ~
p. aiiT agrs EVtl;isTn = tarier Miss Anna S.ni
ana 'lar"nce u. Bolan. Airs Royal Phelps ''i
- Niillals PAYNE Thompson Mrs a I.'''i.. ~
--'.sl' and J. :. Tarsage Mrs Defiance A''ii'
.'a Mrs. Clarence ". Eolan. ard Mrs. 90. a. q
Hsiniont and james V. Parl1-x-