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New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
FRANK WoRTHING IN NEW PLAY.
William a. Brady Announces His Plans for
the Season

Frank Worthirg. who is appearing with Miss
George in ''Divorcons' is to have the principal
part later in the season in Give a Dog a Bad
Name which William A. Brady had written for
him by Cyril Haward. English dranatist.
Worthing has been generously applauded for his
impersonation of Des Praneles in ''Divorcons" and
Mr.. Brady and the friends of the actor expect him
find favor with the public. Mr.. Brady made the
announC ernent yesterday at the same time he dis
closed his plans for this
Miss George is to ba in two plays, one
by Clyde Fitch. the other by Jerome K. Jerome.
and in Much Ado About Nothing" and either
Sheridan's Love Chase Mrs. Hannah Cow
ley's The Bellies Strategem-" Mr.. Fitch's play
has not been named Mr.. Jerome's is called ''Syl-
via of the Letters
Following these productions Miss George will re-
turn TO London under the management of Charles
Frohman. Mr.. ManteH will appear under Mr..
and Richard IL Louis Calvert, who staged
King John for Beerbohm Tree. will aid Mr.
Brady in the production here. Richard II Will
be staged from the prompt book prepared for
Edwin Booth by William Winter, dramatic critic
and dramatic editor Of The Tribune
Mr. ManteH will go 10 England and ireland next
wear with his Shakespearian plays Later he VIII DO
seen here in Ibsen's Brand now being arranged
bv Frederick Donaghey. Wilton Iackaye Will open
his season in ST Louis September Is in a drama
riza+ion of Hall Gaines The Bondman, and IN
Decerober the first performance in New York VIII
raIa
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Two of Klaw & ErIanger's imported entertainers
will arrive here to-day the Cunarder Baltlc
-rra,, are Gus Ellen and Miss Claire Romaine MI
Ellen presents character studies, and Miss Rorralne
is 4 singer a-lF impersonator-
II WAS announced yesterday that The Great
White Way" will be produced at the casino on
cen+e,nber Is. Jefferson De Angels. Alexander
Carr and Miss Ring will have the principal parts.
Harrison Grey Fiske has engaged Charles cart
wright an English player. to appear with Mrs'
Fiske this season
Harmon MacGregor, who closes an engagement
y, tho Harlem Opera House Saturday night, VIII
;oin Keith & Proctor's stock company dt te NHe'l
,,+ Street Theatre philadelphia
Tho chorus girls of THE Time the Place and
che Girl - at Wallack's Theatre, have organized a
canning club and purpose pitching their camps
rext Sunday on the Jersey shore opposite fort
Washington Park
The final rehearsal of The Man in the Case.
t,icb will omen the Madison Square Theatre on
"Wednesday will take place the night before.
Ianes Lee Finney and Miss Elsie Leslie have the
principal parts
Theodore Fendix, musical director for Henry B.
Harris has written descriptive fantasy called "A
nov al West Point which will be used as the
o,,er,,,re TO Classmates" which opens the Hud-
son Theatre tonight.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
V4TDETILLE WAR ON.
Burr Mcintosh, Returning to Stage,
Opens Fight Bet7Ceen Managers.

The merry war between the Association or Nau-
deville Managers and the * & f advanced lneh
is Just beginning. on the heels of the announce
rnent yesterday by the * & f. system that sew
eral of the imported variety of entertainers were
nearing this island. Keith & Proctor announced
that Burr Mcintosh. who had not been on the
stage for years had signed a contract to appear
in vaudeville He Will be next Monday AT the
23d street theatre in vaudeville sketch caIieu
The Coloners Christmas Eve Mr Mcintosh mas
always been favorite entertainer, whether IN n
straight piece a sketch. and the fact that helth
& Proctor have induced him 10 return to the stage
taken mean that the vaudeville managers
purpose fighting the idea Vigorously
The motive which prompts Mr.. Mcintosh to re-
turn the stage again could not be learned last
night. He appeared Taffy in the original pro
duction Of ''Trilhy.'
When oscar Hammerstein'S attention was called
TO a story that there had been a understanding
between the Association of Vaudeville Managers
and the X. & E system he looked up. then down
and said very slowly: Trash, trash. trash He
admitted afterward that there would be sense
in his making arrangement with a system or
Eanized gather in the cream Of entertainers on
this side and the other side. The vaudeville man
ayers intend pitting the best American entertain
eTs 70 be had against the imported variety.
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Died..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Barclay. Edgartown, Mass. Q.
Wednesday August Funeral services and inlsI, -
at Edgartown Friday. the Syth inst- on aiii'A "
from New Bedford. at l0:l3 a. m
MULLAIY-on Tuesday. q. 1901 Philip ! Mna!y.
late Margaret 3. q,
Friday morning. August 80 IsV. a.
m, late residence. No lol Sor.h sxasrs
Place. Brooklyn: thence TO ST Edwaro Cnuren ~
his soul. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
PIaAs-o, Monday August g. 1907. Reuben H Paas:
6eh OF his after long illness a.
residence No. CIasson BrookIyn, SrSnr-f,
THURSDAY August % s., Mary's Episcopal Cnurch'
corner Wiloughby and Classon aves. al D o ei0oA-
PRINCE-on August 27 1907 Christopher Prince II 1ns
6sh year Of his age Funeral from his late 90
1907. a 2:3o o'clock in the afternoon
PRUDEN-suddenIy on Tuesday evening. at oclocx.
Mrs Ann ]. s. Pruden- Residence. NO 80 McD0"0's"
St. Brooklyn
REED-Suddeny Hotel Royal Edinburgh scot aru.
Monday. August 26 1907. Helen NJ widow .. - -
Josiah Reed. of South WEYMOUTH MASS. anI "A
loved sister of Samuel Bovine Duryea. or NO 10
Remsen ST., Brooklyn
RF,IIL.Y-on Tuesday August q. 1907. Margaret A.
Reilly Funeral residence. NO - La.
fayette ave. Brooklyn. Friday. August 30 lo'- *
1890 Please omit flowers Albany. " l. a->
Philadelphia papers please copy
RoDRIGUES-on Monday. August Is. Aancio Rodrisuss.
Of his age. Thursday morning from MS az
residence Whipple Brooklyn; thence 70
Church OF ST. Louis. Elery ST. near Nosrano aN'-
Please omit flowers
wEED-Suddenly al Noroton. Conn. Monday Az
gust 2s 1901 Arthur w Weed Jr. OF Arthur W.
and Belle NJ. Weed. Funeral private
WIILErs-on August %. Mary S. wn1ets, widow OF
81 at III a. m. at her residence. No SO Rusoy
Road Flatbush. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
HORSE VAS LIFEBOAT.
Mounted PatrOlman DiUes ON Beast
Into Ban Rescuing Boy.

BY using his horse as lifeooat, John A New
man, mounted patrolman of the list precinct
Brooklyn, rescued Fred Boyle, nine years oio'
who was drowning in the waters OF Gravesenu
Bay last night. The boy had gone down 10 the
bav for a swim. Noonan was riding along
slowly, when he heard the screams of a woman,
who pointed frantfcaliy to a form struggling in
the water.
Noonan swung his horse toward the water
and plunged in. The animal swan with the
policeman on its back until he was near the
drowning boy. Then Noonan dropped off into
the water and seized the youngster just as he
was sinking for the third time He swan TO
the shore, while the we'll trained horse, Whlch
had waited for him instead of making at once
for land, followed its master to shore.
The boy was attended by Captain James Nc
Mann, of the Dyker Heights lifesaving station,
and was able to go home. Noonan is an
ex-cavalryman and Is regarded as a fine rider
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29

to Coney Island last night and shot through He'll
Gate in Dreamland. The boat stuck half way
through, and the prince seemed to enjoy the fun
immensely The prince gallant royalty
always should be- too. for when the devil" there
tried TO grab Mrs. Aspergren who of the
party, the prince held him until she had made her
escape to the walk above.
On Saturday there is to be the big reception at
Dreamland to the prince in the Dreamland ball
room but last night he wanted to see the island
right and came down unannounced. First he
steered into seeing the Oriental dancers in
Ellis's palace of pleasure known ''Herod's Tenn
pie and then carried across the park to ''Crea-
ton,' for the sake of the contrast perhaps. After
that he took in everything. from shooting the
chutes TO taking fly at the airships and offer
ing to race the Swedish Minister around the Hip
podrome of the warranted speed proof
''bronks.' The minister declined with thanks, and
then the party stroed over TO take in the sights Of
the Bowery.
The first OF the social functions that will occupy
most of the princes time for the coming week will
be dinner and reception tonight given by Mr.
and Mrs. John Aspegren, at Sherry S. Covers VIII
be laid for sixty guests. The list of guests in
cludes a number of persons we'll known In the
social and political life of New York. During the
day the prince will make automobile trip of the
city taking in all of the points OF interest that are
possible to be in few hours. Then tflere Is
a trip that it is said he will make that Is not on
the official programme. 1t is TO the top of the
Singer Building lower Broadway. This struct-
is 10 be the tallest in the world, and ABOUT
hrty-ffve stories of the iron framework have been
completed. But the climb to the top is not WITH
| out some danger. though it viii probably prove
| only sportive relaxation for the athletic young
| prince
Prince Wilhelm is anxious to see an American
horse race ARRANGEMENTS have been made to take
| him to Empire City either to-day or tomorrow
Five automobiles will go to S6th street ana the
North River this afternoon and convey the ofncerS
and some of the sailors the cruiser Fyisia 10
the Yonkers track.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
EXPENSES S14O,OOO, 900.
City Viii Be Drained Dry to Run
DEPARTMENTS.

New York City will probably have budget of
s140 900 900 for 1908 increase of s0000000 over
that of the preceding year. All the departments
have sent their estimates. with the exception OF
the Board of Education. which will file its to-day.
500 900.
Experts In the Finance Department have been
going over the various estimates 10 prepare them
for printing This compilation will make book
of from six hundred to eight hundred pages After
the printing the Board OF Estimate will make a
careful examination of the estimated expenditures
IN cut out all items that may be unnecessary and
reduce as far possible. the amounts asked for
7, is expected that the Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionment will reduce the estimates In an un-
precedented manner
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
OBITUARY NOTES.

JUDGE A. L. WILLIAMS. of topeka ram uI,o
Yesterday Of his summer home on Pixies Peak.
Col He was formerly general counsel for the
Union Pacific and was of the personal at'or-
neys of George Gould.
BERNARD ]. MGRANN. one of the best known
and wealthiest men in Lancaster County fehi''
died yesterday at Lancaster. aged seventy Se"''
Until few years ago he was prominent a' q
railroad contractor He built the Catawissa ex-
tension to Williamsport, the bridge across the
Delaware River at Yardleyville and the rallroao
from Pittsburg to Youngstown TO connect with the
Vanderbilt system. Mr.. McGrann was the Dehio
cratic candidate for State Treasurer in 1881
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
OBITUARY..
HENRY L. GRIEEIN.

Henry L. Griffin, of the Oldest hotel keepers
on Long Island and one of the originators OF
the Long Island Express. now owned by the Long
Island Railroad Company, died Tuesday nieh'
his home in the Griffin House. Riverhead Long
Island. He eighty-two years old HIS eraiiu
father William Griffin built the original Grimm
House in Riverhesd lust one hundred years ago
The house was rebuilt IN 1864 by Mr.. Grimm. LII
the early days of raroading Mr.. Grimm ser9eo as
roadmaster on the Long Island Railroad anu III
1887 he was appointed to fill out the uneHpiieu
of Henry W. Halsey as SherlH OF 0uiioiA
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
GENERAL CARRIERS SON KILLED.

Chicago, Aug 2s-L. II. Carter, the OF Briga-
dior General w II. Carter, L. s. A. of Chicago.
head OF the Department Of the Lakes. was killed
instantly last night by electric shock sustained
in the dairy OF the University OF Illinois at
Champaign, where he was special student.
Young Carter had been set at the task of polish
ing and cleaning "A combination electric and gas
chandelier hanging from the ceiling Of n room IN
tho university dairy. In manner he received
the full shock Of the electricity, falling lifeess
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

CuSEY-Thomas Francis. Boston; D c. Pope.
Boston; w d Hornaday, Austin. Tex Arthur
SelIew. Providence; W. J. SommeryiIe; Cieveiano- H
Prince Wilhelm. Sweden and II. Lagercrantz. Swe-
dish Minister to the United States. Washington.
Cantain A G. Klerker. aid to Prince Wilhelm.
HoLLAND-Orville Peckham. Chicago. PARk ,IaX
AVENJE-A II. CAMPBELL. Montreal SAVOY
-Chahow T Chu and X Wo. Japan. 81. DENIS
DR. W F. Smith. Panama. ST REGiS-A. J.
1'hivers London. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -Sgnor
Ienacio CaIderon Bolivian Minister to the United
States Washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
FROM HUDSON BAY TO GULF OF MEXICO
Canal Across Americas Great Watershed
Will Make Canoe Trip Possible.

St Paul. Aug 2S-George A Ralph. state
drainage engineer, announced to-day that
a huge drainage ditch would be constructed
across the great watershed Of North America,
connecting Bowstring and Round lakes. 1tasca
County Plans for the work have been pre-
pared. Water from Bowstring flows into Hud-
son Bay and Round Lake drains into the Mis-
sissippi River The ditch will be six feet deep
and will permit navigation OF canoes from Hud-
son Bay to the Gulf of Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
NEW YORKER DIES IN CAPE MAY SURF

IBy Telegraph to The Trbune1
Cane May, n. J., Aug 28.-R "A Penniman.
forty-fve years old. who registered at the Stockton
Hotel last Saturday from New York. died of heart
failure in the surf here this afternoon. He mad
been IN bathing and was discovered floating in
shallow water The address of No. So Franklin
street was found in his mall
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THE EARL OF DUNMoRE's DEATH.

London, Aug. 2s-"Death from natural causes"
was the verdict of the coroner's jury this evening
in the inquest the body of the Earl Of Dun
more the most prominent Christian Scientist in
England The post-n1ortem examination showed
heart trouble The countess testified that the earl
in the night suddenly complained of not feeling
well. reclined On 9 lounge and expired almost i'm
Hsdiately.
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POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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THE WHITE CROSS ORGANIZED.
Plan to Unite All Nations Against Disease
and Social Evils.

Geneva. Aug 2s.--An organization. entitled
the Universal Society of the White Cross OF
Geneva. was founded here to-day. Its purpose
is to unite the efforts of all countries TO COM
bat tuberculosis. cancer, epdemics Of infectious
diseases and social evils
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
Mr.. FAIRBANKS IN COLORADO.

Trinidad Col. Aug. 2s-Vice President Fairbanks
arrived in Trinidad this afternoon the way to
Sacramento. Cal. to attend the national irrigation
congress He will stop Grand Canon. Ariz.. en-
tho vav Mr. Fairbanks addressed large crowd
in Trinidad tonight. He will remain here twenty
hours
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TO CELEBRATE 10TH BIRTHDAY

Mrs Elizabeth Hunt Of No. 40i Adelpht street.
rrook1vn will celebrate her 107th birthday on
saturday Mrs. Hunt is still in good health and
her memory is remarkably clear. She was born at
Lancaster PENN and moved to Brooklyn in 1927.
where she has lived ever since.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers VINO VIII Saii 'oo' A0
Europe are - r,,,.,Don,
ARABIC. FOR lIVEHFool~
Bouton William Lander
air. an S.HI iii - ~ and Mrs. A [. Maron
I,4iih ~ sora W Bamltn Mrs. Frank Oliver
Mr. and W. w Hi!i i9dis w W. 80
DEUTSCHLAND FOR HAMbChG-
:. . A.. r,onna. Cock Mrs. Edwin Sharp.
and Mrs kennett
= "a n 80 Burnes
Mrs. A. Hunter. 'aI anu -A'7- - ~ ~
II. S. Miller ahe' -,,-,-
FRIEDRICH DER CROSSE Foff bf'E-AE''
-. ,,t. r,r,e iCecil b. Rooke
.I9 Keser James Usher.
air- ato NJ Tsernard T Mr. Mrs Henry Il.
9iI a. ' Wright.
=. rorJRAINIc FOR HAVRE.
Miss Abott- --o,.a-
Ju l. Frame siEs- T. DS"e'9" SFe''SNi'
L, Howland
Travellers who arrived yesterday ifoiH aoioao
were: -
MAJESTIC. FROM SOUTHAMPTON
= pa-tAr Mis- Madeline F. Harding
~, - JlstiJ Homer Mrs John Iarkin.
Aii aIn NJ - SIR and E ". Mabie.
Herbert LII II. Grace
Ai. ai4u '1'N' Mr. and Mrs Goodman kinS.
A.. .iaiT ~ o5asia Davidson Ays. ~ ~ A. White. =
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nzonmes scHuRMAN,s SECRETARY

T.baca n Y Aug. 2S.-President Schuril1an or
/-orrau University has selected w. e Schutt as
his urivate secretary for the coming academic
,,o.r Mr. Schutt was two-mile runner and heic
tho intercollegiate record for that distance oeiofe
a,ning TO Oxford q Rhodes scholar.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Ooci,I Record and Forecast--Washingo Aug IS.
t,a,r weather prevailed Northern districts OF
the Mississippi elsewhere generally except In Ten
r.sse4 Western North Carolina Florida, North Dakota
sna Nebraska whore thunder showers have occurred
North Dakota where local caused a tenn,
poTary decrease
Fair weather is indicated Thursday Friday in
Eastern districts and Southwest but showers are
nrobnbe IN the Gulf states also In the middle and
MINER portions Mississippi Valley and the western
norton Of the temperature changes
are not anticipated.
The winds the New England and middle Atlantic
coasts will be fresh northwest along the south
Atlantic fresh variable along the Gulf
coast light 10 south; lower lakes light to
and the lakes light and vaTia-
ble becoming fresh easterly.
Steamers departing Thursday for European ports will
have fresh west winds fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England
and Eastern New York. fair to-day Friday light to
fresh west winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware the
District of Columbia Maryland fair to-day and Fri
dav; light to fresh north winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York.
fair Thursday: Friday partly cloudy: light TO fresh
north winds. becoming east.
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather the changes In the ten
perature for wentyfour hours. in comparison
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yesterday. T5 degrees; lowest ~
correspondir- date last
FOR corresponding thirtyhree II
Forecast for to-day and naorowFair light to fresh
west winds. ~
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Died..

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
republished The TriWeekly Tribune without extra
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A Summer Appetizer-A teaspoonful OF Horsforfs
in glass or water stimulates appetite
and quenches thirst
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BRIT1oN-ELy-At Black Hall Conn on August -
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Reed. Helen NJ.
Reilly. Margaret A.
Kodrigues. Amancio.
Weed, Arthur W., 1r.
WIllsts, Mary s.
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Miss Madeline F. Harding.
Mr.. ami Mrs. John Larkin.
Sir. and Mrs. 4. ". Mabie.
". II. Grace
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodman King
Mrs. n. 4. A. Whitsa
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Local Official Record-The following offcial record
from the Weather the changes In the tenn
nrature for the last twentyfour in comparison
with the corresponding of last
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DR.. L. F. Barker
afr aud Mrs. Datid Homer
Brewer.
Nr. and Mrs. Herbert L.
Clark.
A.ry. TasodoSia Davidson.