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New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FIFTY-EleHrH STREET THEATRE.

Miss May Tully and her company, Miss Ia
Grannon and the "Pianophiends." are the lead
ers in the amusement offered during the pres
ent week. Besides these the following performers
appear: The Big City Four. James and Jennie Jee.
Vokes and Daily and Smith and Campbell. There
are two performances here. at all the Keith &
Proctor theatres. every day.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
NEGRO CONFERENCE AT JAMESTOWN.

The executive committee representing the James,
town Tercentennial Commission and Negro DeveI-
opment and Exposition has issued a general invita-
ton to the public 20 attend the negro conference
at the Negro Building, Jamestown exposition, on
November o. % and 80, the closing days of the
position. The principal speakers will be w. T.
Vernon. Bishop A. Walters. DR.. z. C. Morris.
Bishop Abram Grant. Or. D. Webster Davis,
President ]. w. Z. Bowen. Judge Robert H. Ter
rell President W. L. Taylor, Professor Roscoe
Conkling Bruce and Major r. r. Noten.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
125TH STREET THEATRE.

There is a special feature hero this week that
is attracting the attention Of large audiences It is
called The Boys in Blue" in which military drills
are introduced. Miss Lillian Shaw and the
Countess Rossi extra attractions. Then there
are the Juggling Burkes. Harrison and Brown,
Burps and Terrence and Parquette and Woods, all
of whom aid in the merriment.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
IOWA socIETYs OFFICERS.

The Iowa Society. at the Murray Hill hotel last
evening elected officers for the ensuing year as
follows: President, General Grenville NJ. Dodge:
first vice-president, General James S. Clarkson,
Surveyor Of the Port OF New York; second vice
president. John +. Dillon; third vice-president Will
lam T. Hornaday. curator of the Bronx Geological
Park; secretary, C. F. Clarkson; treasurer William
F. Huntington trustees James s. Clarkson George
T. Bewnell James f, Peavey, e A Stedman, w.
c. Brown, Henry l. Swords. Samuel Strauss,
George +. Parker and William C. Beer.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
sIeNoR NovELLI COMING.

The Shuberts announced last night that Eruete
NoveH would begin his engagement here on De-
cember 2, and that it would be limited to two
weeks He will begin his engagement with Papa
Iebonnard" It has not been decided in what
theatre he will play. This firm of theatrical man
ayers has purchased the dramatic rights Of Eleanor
Gyms novel Three Weeks" which they purpose
to produce here.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
NEW PLAYS FOR BERKELEY THEATRE.

Beginning next Tuesday night, the first change or
bill at the Berkeley Theatre now under the man
agement Of Iiebler & Co, will be presented Mr..
DAILY and his company will appear in 'The Flag
Station" by Charles Kenyon and Nine. Hanako in
a Japanese play called 'Joshiwara." THE Van
Dyck' will hold its present place on the pro-
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Miss Lily Lena and Emnet Corrigan and his
company in one-act play called MY Wifes Ptct-
ure." the leading performers at this house.
The Four Fords appear IN a singing and dancing
sketch. Besides. Keno. Welch and Merose aero
bats. give interesting exhibition. Warren and
Blanchard. Herbert Lloyd and the four American
Trumpeters are pleasant features OF the entertain
mant
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
EoR CANCER HOSPITAL ADDITION.

The board of governors of the New York Skin
and Cancer Hospital has decided to build an addi-
ton to the hospital building at Second avenue and
18th street. Property adjoining the hospital has
been bought. Work the building will be start
ed as soon as the necessary funds are secured.
The present building is too small. Many patients
have had to be turned away The board is await
ing subscrptons
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
FINNISH NOBLEMAN ENDS LIFE.

London. Nov. H-Henrk Borgstrom. who COM
mitted suicide in gunmaker's shop off Piccadilly
yesterday has been identified as an educated and
wealthy Finnish nobleman He took active part
in the troublous political affairs of his country at
one time Recently he is said have been in daily
dread of the members of the Russian secret ser
vice.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
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UNION SQUARE THEATRE.

'In Dreamland.' a one-act play. in which Emmett
Dewey and his company appear. is entertaining
the audiences here this week. Miss Estelle
Wordette and her company seen in "a Honey
moon in the CatskilIs" Howard and Howard, the
Village Choir and Miss Doro Rance are prominent
in the amusement offered.
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rwENrY.THIRp STREET THEATRE.

Mr. William H. Thompson. in his one-act play of
For Loves Sweet Sake" leads the performance
here. Mr.. Thompson appears 70 advantage IN this
little heart play. and his acting Is enthusiastically
received. The Empire City Quartet, Carlotta, Foy
and Clark and Ross!s musical horse are also inter
esting features.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALEXANDRIA THEATRE,

There Is an unusually strong bill here this week.
the principal performers being Granville Taylor,
Alec Hurley and his coster comedians. Louise
Montrose and Joe Hart in THE Rain-Dears''
and Cooper and Robinson. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Forbes and the Frederick Brothers contribute TO
the merriment.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
TONY PASTORS THEATRE.

Mr.. Pastor is giving his audiences a diversified
and attractive amusement this week. Mr.. and
Mrs. James T. Powers. in a comedy called
The Players" are the leaders in the hilarity.
John and May Burke. W. NJ Cressy. Mile. Olive
and the Vernon Sisters are pleasant features.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
DEWEY THEATRE.

A hurlesque called 'williams's Ideals is the Joy
Of large audiences attending this theatre. There
are two performances every day. The bill is
changed each week
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-E H Merritt Cleveland. GOTHAM
George Fabya2 Chicago. HOLLAND-Francis
Howard Williams. Philadelphia. MANHATTAN
T. B. Henderson. Chicago. PLAZA-George Cor
don King, Newport VICTORIA-John Martens.
Oakland. Cal. WALDORt-ASTORlA-Sir Clifton
Robinson. London
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

Judge CaswelI was born in Stafford County. N
H. in 1851 He came to Colorado in 1880. and set
tied in Grand Junction. He elected to the Su-
preme Court in 1906 Republican.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
{, A. HAN DY.

Chicago. Nov. H-E. A. Handy. general
ager of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Railroad. died a hospital here to-day He had
been critically i'll for time. but earlier in the
day It was believed by his physicians that he had
a chance Of recovery.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
CORWIN V. HOWELL.

Chicago Nov. 2.-Corwin V. Howell, chief claim
agent and claim attorney for the Pennsylvania
Railroad, died from Brights disease yesterday at
his home here. Mr. Howell was hfty-nine years
old and had lived in Chicago twenty years.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
sALVINI MUCH RETTER-

Florence, Nov. 2l-A of Tommaso Salvini
the actor who has been reported seriously ILL., has
sent letter to the press. IN which he SAYS his
father is much better. and that no anxiety need
be felt.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
GOTHAM THEATRE.

The Broadway Gaiety Girls disporting them
selves here this week in the frolicsome play Of
'Susette" They give two performances daily.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
LORD HERBERT vANE TEMPEST.

DORD HERBERT VANE TEMPEST.
Lord Herbert Vane Tempest another member of
the DreXel party on board the Mauretania is the
baehelor brother of the Marquis of Londonderry.
buI hei1her he nor yet the marquis is descended
from une statesman who first. as Lord Castlereagh
and then as Lord Londonderry. played so great
role in bringing about the union between England
and ireland at the close of the eighteenth century
That Marquis Of Londonderry. second TO bear the
ute died by his own hand, without ISSUE while
stH Secretary OF State for Foreign Affairs and was
succeeded In his honors by his half brother the
cavalry general and companion in arms Of the
Duke Of Wellington in the Peninsuar War Strictly
speaking the patronymic of the family Is Stewart,
ana the first one TO enjoy any note was Alexander
Stewart, Of Mount Stewart in County Down Mem
Der Of Parliament for Londonderry at the beginning
Of tho eighteenth century. 1t was his son who was
elevated TO the peerage as Lord Londonderry and
Viscount Castlereagh.
The third Marquis Of Londonderry-that is to say,
the famous Peninsular general-married in 1919 the
only daughter and heiress of Sir Henry Vane
Tempest, who thereupon with the consent Of the
Crown, was authorized to assume the name and
the arms OF Vane Tempest, and also created
Earl Vane Of the United Kingdom. The Tempests
are one Of the oldest houses in England John
Tempest, grandfather Of the third NIarchioness of
Londonderry being able TO show a pedigree of full
twenty-four descents, the name of the Tempests
being interviewer with most Of the historic events
Of the counties of York and Durham.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

charge.
Geissenhainer. susan H saven. Ellen e
Klo5s SSsgs. John s T Ws9asn ya3ss i,,I ss'sg G
Nolan Bridget. y
ssm1e 3 ang T ne late ih 1s5e6 F scRsr eiSves Is
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at his residencs No IS south Portland ave- Brooklyn.
n. Y. at convenience OF family
GEIsSENHAINER-Ou thursday. November Il. 1i:4e
Jacob A GeisssDhsinsr ana aaughteE Of ne late
copy.
HoLT-At her residence Nc. asls Hamilton st; PhiIa-
Of the late Phnetus II ana lydia c Holt Integgnens
/ O'Clock.
KLOTs-At Orange: y: J. on November 90 1901. John
Iyson Aiots. - ms osn yea -nsal ~ -
H Gifn. No. 81 Lincoln at o'clock on arrival
Western Railroad. New York Highland aVsnus
station Red Bank papers please COPY
11 leo GSazasa t4ha , = 15i D3ss5sn of Eroot,,a
Mass Of requiem viii be celebrated in chapel e So
sS S9esnTs Raige and fr fens as invite. 70 atssd
NoLAN-on Wednesday. November 20. 1907. Bridges
Nolan nee Doyle). beloved wifs OF William Nolan
BTookiyn on saturday NoTen6er 8 At $50 a N.
mas5 Of fea9 @ BE- osrsd for the TspOss q her
soul Internent In Holy Cross Cemetery
Frederic 1r.s infant OF Frederic ~ ana Eiza-
beth ". Potts. Funeral private
s14AvEN--on Tuesday. NoysmosE 1s 1907: E.is2 s 2
Slaven IN her 49th year Funeral froI nsr Lts Fes-
dence No. 81 Tlary st. Brooklyn. On Friday Noveul-
Der 90. at ?. N.
WALTER-At St Mary's Hospital. Thursday. Noyenn-
q. 1907. Emile J.. beloved husband Of EliEaoeta
Walter Oldest OF the late ShertE Anthony
Walter age OF 81 years. Funeral services az tbs
his sister Mrs. ]. A. Meyer, No eo4 Bed
ford ave- Brooklyn. Saturday. November e. 1aOf.
at D.
WEN DEI-LzAs N. On November 2 1907 Betsy z
Funeral service at the Baptist Hons, IhFo00
ave. Greene ave. Brooklyn. Friday NoTe1nher
%. at 2. m
WIIITE-On Tuesday November 10 a. her reSttenes No
55th Ella Augusta widow OF the lar<
George b White. list year. Fneral servscs "a
St Thonass Church Friday Noveunbsr - az p n
Interment Franinghan. Mass
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
LORD 1rAsr1NGs's BROTHER COMING.

Another &c The passengers on board the Maure-
tania is the Hon. John Jacob Ashley, who is coming
70 this country I understand. a guest of An
rhony Drcxe He is the brother and was next heir TO
the peerage and estates of the present Lord Hast
ings until ousted from that position in the line Of
succession by the birth of son 20 Lord and Lady
Hastings who were married last spring The
Hastings peerage is a very ancient one, was first
created by Somon de Montfort IN 1916, and con
nrrned in 1890 by King Edward L The family of
Lord Hastings may be said to have been founded
by Sir Thomas Ashley. who fell in the battle OF
Evesham in the reign OF King Henry III and who
by his marriage to Edith Constable. sister and
helress Of Sir Robert Constable obtained possession
OF Melton Constable which is to-day the ancestral
nome Of his descendant, George Ashley. twentieth
Lord Hastings. The AstIeys received baronetcy
In 1860. and Sir Jacob Ashley the sixth baronet in
lsAl established his claim TO the barony of Hast
'ngs the strength of his descent from the young
er sister Of the fifth Lord Hastings. since whose
uense, in 1899. the peerage had been in allegiance;
mat is TO say for nearly five hundred years. The
present Lord Hastings and John Jacob Ashley are
Ereatgrandsons of this Sir Jacob Ashley who called
the Hastings peerage out Of abeyance.
Lord Hastings is very rich, enjoying rent roll
q about quarter OF a million dollars, besides
o~ning some extremely valuable collieries. His
piiheipal country seat. Melton Constable, which
NaFe mentioned above. has been in the possession
- - MS family for seven hundred years, is full of
.-'<aoethan and Jacobean relics and treasures and
. . n the immediate vicinity OF Sandrinsham. In
sct Lord Hastings and his brothers and sisters
e not merely neighbors Of the King and Queen,
~ form part of their personal circle Of friends
.a4hfongh their mother. the widowed Lady Hastings
ss are grandchildren Of Lord and Lady Sufheld.
- nave been members OF the household of the
ING and Queen ever since the marriage OF the
f4'sei. IN 1863. Lady Suheld IS q sister Of Lord
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
Responding date last year
sona 1aOT

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; "a
average Az average for y-a ars I:
cal forecast: Fair slightly coldeF FIloAy;
increasing cloudinessi fresh sodlhEss' " "s'' "
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
CHARLES r. cAsWELL.

Denver. Nov. 21-Charles f. CasweI, associate
justice of the Colorado Supreme Court died to-
day from paralysis of the heart after week s
illness
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
rorecnsI for snecin IocaIItles-For the DlsrIot q

Forecast for Special LocaltiesFor tho District OF
Columbia and Maryland fair and slightly colder to-day
rain tv Saturday night Sunday south winds
For Delaware, Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey
fair ana slightly to-day increasing cioudiness
Saturday fresh west winds becoming variable
For Eastern New York and slightly colder to-day;
Increasing cIoudness Saturday. fresh southwest to west
winds. .,.- ID. -
oaaterr porton to-day slightly colder; fair Saturday.
fresh southwest west winds. -. =.
For Western Pennsylvania. partly couoy aId eoasf 70
raiu Saturday Saturday night; Esht 10 iIesH
Winds becoming variable. . -, - c..
For Western New York partly cloudy to-day ana sal
,dav; colder to-day fresh west WIGS oecoinlhs @'
able.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22
Canadian Rafes.

Mail subscriptions IN York city 70 the DAILY ana
TRI-WEEkLY will be charged cent q. CORY extra
postage in addition 10 the rates named abOvs.
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CEMETERIES.
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

ErOfner' and an aunt OF Lord Revelstoke and of
his brother. the Hon Hugo Barring. who. repre
sehung the great banking house Of his family In
america makes his home in New York with his
wlfe' Lady Evelyn Barring, sister of Lord Shaftes-
bury.
N'Iu musings is married to Miss Madge Neville,
daughter of Lord Henry Neville who is destined n
succeed IN course of time TO the marauisate and
olher hohors OF his father. Lord Abergavenny,
the !attes eldest has long been under restraint
as d Hlehtal and physical wreck and is unmarried.
PFince arthur Of Connaught offciated as best man
at the marriage Of Lord Hastings who was not
only his reg1mental comrade but also his closest
chuTn.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-22

BELCHEzR-Suddenly. OF pneumonia. wednesday. Mo-
vernber 20. William Nathan BeIcher. NJ D. ot
Samuel E and the late Elizabeth r Belcher. Relatives
and friends invited the funeral services
his residence No. IS South Portland Brooklyn.
Friday evening clock Inerrnsur at OSsning.
". Y. at convenience OF family.
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Married.

sToNVET-FoWLER-O Thursday evening Novemb-s
81 19Q7. at Mount Vernon. y. by the Rev Edward
= Rice. d D. assisted BY the Rev Harry II Beattys.
-. D.. Katherine Peck daughter OF Robert Theodors
Fowler, 70 Dr. Arthur Crawford sonsy. both Of Mount
Vernon. y. Y.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-03-21
Retired Maryland Merchant Dead

2l-JacksOn II. Smith, a retired merchant,
died at his home at Buena Vista. Calvert
county, Tuesday morning after a short Ill
ness of rapid consumption. Mr. Smith
leaves two daughters and a wife. who was
Miss Virginia d. Bowen the owner of the
Buena Vista estate on the Patuxent river
Mr.. Smith was native of Virginia and at
the time Of his marriage. about seventeen
years ago. was in the employ of Joshua
Harvey & Son in Baltimore. Mr.. Smith was
for 4 number of years proprietor of a large
store at Buena Vista. His funeral took
place today from Central Methodist Episco-
pal Church South the services being con-
Quoted by Rev. q W. Richardson