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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ingalls, Declares II Ii . Thing OF The
Past.

Past.
Pittsburg, April 25.-M. z. ingalls,
chairman of the board Of directors OF
the Big Four Railroad system, who
will deliver the chief address at the
banquet of the Pittsburg, Traffic Club
tomorrow night. arrived in this city
tonight Mr.. ingalls,. when seen al
the Hotel Schenley, said:
The controversy between President
Roosevelt and e. III. Hartman Is a
thing Of the past. They are both good
fellows. / might sound a mild warn
ing to State Legislatures in their at
titude regarding two cent fares, but in
my estimation everything is progress
ing smoothly"
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26

Atlanta. Ga, April 25.-Former Gov
ernor Rufus H. Bullock, of Georgia.
is reported to be critically i'll at
Albion, N. Y. His son, v, " Bullock,
assistant postmaster here, left here to-
night to join his father.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26
DIR. Webster Dies.

Norfolk, Va, April 25.-Dr. Frank z.
Webster, aged 50. a prominent physl-
clan OF this city. and proprietor OF the
Allegheny Hotel, at Goshen. VT. died
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26

Rome. April ga new order OF
chivalry, known as the knights of the
Holy Sepulcher. has been instituted by
the Vatican.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26
RUSSELL KILLS THOMAS.

Shooting Array In Georgia Grows Out
of Dispute.
Doe Run, Ca. April 25.-Brad Fus-
sell last night shot and instantly
killed j. NJ. Thomas in the dining
room of a hotel here over a dispute
about some money said to be due Fus-
sell. Thomas was superintendent of a
lumber company at Ticknor. Russell
claims self defense
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-04-26

WEATHER FORECAST.
washington, April x5s--For Aiabamst
showers k'ridayy colder In the interiory
sunday fair3 colder ON the cosstj fresh
northwest winds.
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

more SO than is natural and usual with all pretty
slrls'-and innocent of evil purpose At all events
tHe actress sunuses her impersonation with an
Arch' demure, pouting. bland childlike simplicity
and. while showing Salome as a handsome Young
animal without either heart or conscience but ex-
uIlahI Ia the sensuous enjoyment OF abounding
phEsioal me- contrives TO make the girl appear
both piquant and romantic Much OF that result
is due TO the personal charm OF the actress-her
dark eyes. her rich voice. her romantic aspect AZ
once bright and sad With her. with others per-
sonallty operates, independently OF art. The art
nevertheless, is present and II nothing less than
wicked in the application OF its proficiency The
character. being that of a carnal wanton. without
sense or iniquty or capability OF shame ought not
for moment 10 entce sympathy command
admiration: Yet audience is blinded to its de-
praVlty and captvated by its grace. because of
soft allurement, involuntary in the actress that
makes il irresstibly sympathetic
Some OF the speeches made by this girl are so
openly gross as TO be shocking: II am not afraid
OF any man $50 runs the current OF her remarks);
they please me Just they are" Il am
not displeasing 10 my uncle Herod. / have noticed
mat he casts SLY glances at me- When my mother
scods me, know how TO vex her - Il am a
flower Of Sharon and rose in the valley. II my
beloved comes not into his garden and
Of =" You wild man from the deserts of
Judea, the hatred flashed from your eyes will not
consume me. will kindle another fire in them.
lovely and mournful. like my dreams, when the
perfume OF the Narcssus is shed around nv head
or erotic fustian but, spoken by Miss Marlowe.
II sounds like poetry. The careless avowal OF
salome that she has had her waiting woman
dered. from caprice of jealousy. causes no
adherence. Her delight in the idea of demanding
johns head as the price OF her dance. though
grisly and hideous causes shudder Il Will
glow above him." she says like a cluster OF
ripening grapes" The dance at the close, for 50
large and solid a woman, is surprisingly graceful
The idea is that the dancer shall perform series
Of gyrations, becoming more and more voluptuous,
TIL, having cast aside, by one, no less than
seven wells. she sinks before Herod, with the upper
part OF her person naked. That is not literally
done. but II might just well be. for the literal
effect IS produced and thereafter John is led forth
10 be slain, and SalOme rushes after him, sup
posedly 10 continue her dance with his head
dish.-from which charming exercise she staggcrs
IN and coapses in a faint. The exhibition. essen
tally is barbarous and loathsome. Miss Marlowe
shows remarkable skill IN her management of it.
and vindicates her art although she cannot redeem
the horror OF her subject. W. W.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
cHAs. A. WALSH AND WIN. r. sHEEHAN.

letter written by Charles A. Walsh. OF Iowa.
res,gning from the Democratic National Commit
zee was published in The Tribune on September
f.oe In that letter Mr.. Walsh gave his reasons
eor such resignation. and in so doing attacked
,.rious members OF the committee, among them
TE-Tiliarn f. Sheehan, formerly Lieutenant Gov
wiz " nId,.' of New York ard now resident OF this
i,S and a member Of the law firm OF Parker.
SSsay.oh - q Eheehan IL charged By Mr.. walsh
a-aoDsr other things. that Mr.. Sheehan had been
sTrested for the hagrant violation OF the civil ser
"gS g,I Tribune has caused this allegation against
~. 'ct,eeban 10 be inV estigated and has found
az, n Is not true. Mr.. sheehan was never ar
d Cor Violating the Civil Service law, ana The
Ieaeu I a. safisfed from its investigation that he
a Iever arrested for violating any other law;
Tysish IN his letter OF resignation, also de-
cIsred that the Cord Meyer Development Com
-.a.~ s.. coupauy IN which Mr.. Shaehan was n
IsalIs, mad been caught stealing the citys water
nI' ~ Tonr Island. The Cord Meyer Development
yil yi-oos a. not a water company ana was not
-, rsaed with stealing water. The writer oi tne
i,.r ~ rasfcuaffon appears 20 have confused tilet
letlel o-ifiI another company with which
Cnrs Never was connected and q %nieh MT.
eheehan acted as cnnnsei, anc asA-iist ".SN s4i-A
lar charges were mace
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting the Temperance Society St Jamess
church, TIst street and Madison avenue p. III.
Lecture by Edward GriEgs The Merchant OF
Venice" Mendelssohn Hall. p m.
Dinner OF the Circulation club New York at No 3ST
West 5Oh street. evening.
Dinner OF Transportation Club at clubrooms, 42d
Madison avenue. 7. m.
Meeting Of he Geographical Society. Mendels
sohn Hall $50 p. m-
Graduation exercises OF Bellevue Training
Nurses. the Nurses Home. No 42G last 18th
street $50 p m.
Reception of the Dixie Club. Hotel Astor. p.
under auspices OF the Professional Woman 5
League. No. los West 45th ST., . p.
Mrs Elliott Jones on The Foreign Element Our
American Museums Society for Political study.
Genealogical Hail. No. 226 West 5sth ST.. T. N.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Died.

m sas psS az her .5ssr as IL @ 19 BE Si. oS. 81 g
Of Portland. Ne Funeral private.
BROWN sunday January 90 1907 at the residence e
iss,S & . C2IneFRs & p P1plp ~ b s4S no % s %
Utica (N. " papers please copy.
CADwELL-On Monday morning January "A. 1eo7s
Stephen UtIey CsdwelL Funeral services at his la'>
ing 10 O'Clock. Springfield GIass) papers please
CHRIsToPHER-on Monday. January q, 1901. ss hls
Henry Christopher, in his 77th Funeral prtvate
E aa. y PogFGhksspss ~ \ L on ..J Ianqsy 2
private. S'''" H. 's''''' ' ms 90
DAKIN-on sunday. January 20 Margaret DaEin IN rs
q her son John H psEin No. si2 Iafayetts aVs-sl
BROOKLYN Tuesday. at ?. m.
DAY-Ou sunday January 81 1907 Georgiana NJ. widow
Iawton snyder.
DEIIs.on sunday 5snuary 20 Nj. Mnna Dehls M BE oeovsa
Funeral services at her late residence No so Herkmsr
private Kindly omit flowers
DqpD-9n SUNDAY January e. 1901 Me5iqq sa, ; Poas
ave- Brooklyn on Tuesday evening. O'Clock inter-
ment Wednesday.
aged 50 Relatives and friends are invited to at
Ina {ne funeral from her lats reSiasnTe No lfs
thence to Church OF St charles BOrrOmeO Iutermsn:
90 his Gsnc of Gna Ta sP SSnda N
Elliott FunsTal ssTTises On ns5av s 'nS ornS Jan
% at St Barthclomew's Church Madison and
44th St, at II o'clock
KF'TeIs-ou Monday January 21 1907 charles Ludlow.
son Of Mary Ward the Charles L g Kerr
Private funeral services will be held Wednesdays
KITTREDGE-On Saturday January 10 at the home os
her daughter. Mrs. George NJ Cumming. Irvington.
\ z Lucy Dana daughter e. the late Samuel Luther
70 Funeral services at Trinity Church; EIizsbeta.
more papers please
LOCKWOOD Ianuarv 2f IN BOSTON u,ddenlv Samuel
lockwood elder Of Samuel lockwood.
L. 5. n. and Maria Dunbar lockwood.
MooRE-on Friday. January 1s. 1901. Sarah NJ. Demp-
year Funeral services at her late residence No 12s
termsnt WOodlaWn.
Nicon 81. only OF Matthias NcoT. tr, NJ. D.. ana
Alice Wing Ncoll. aged years. Funeral private
PRATT-sudden1y heart failure. Sunday morning
q the late Charles Pratt Services viii be held at No
292 Clinton Tuesday afternoon. January % at
O'Clock private II Is earnestly requested
tFat no flowers be sent
sHIPMAN-At her home IN ReIvidere. " J.. Friday
aged is years widow Of J. G. ShipTnan ESQ. late OF
%. 1907
TIIACHER-On Sunday. January 2O 1907. Alice Davies
infant daughter o. Ethel Davies and Archioald G.
Cemetery. Boston Boston papers please copy
THoRNE-Ou Saturday. January 10 residence. No
q East 5eth St William Thorne Funeral services VII
January o. at 10 O'Clock. Intermeat private.
wHITE-At her home. Chappaqua. January p, 1907.
Deborah l.. White widow Of r. Briggs White. Services
House Carriages in waiting on arrival OF train leaving
Grand Central station az II 40 a.
wHrT.,EY-On Sunday, January 90 cordsIia Coles. be-
and daughter OF the late Frederick Ei1rd. u. D.
9f BROOKLYN in the eSth year Of hsr age Services az
day. January .. at 10 a Interment Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
RARE COINS AND MEDALS SOLD.
"stella" Pattern Brings $55 so, Highest
Price of sale-s5 Paid for Nickel

Collectors Of rare coins gathered at Lyman II.
ov's auction salesrooms, No. IA East I'D street.
Yesterday where $50 lots from the James s. Bryant
collection were disposed Of some OF them al record
-i.es The highest figure realized was $50 90,
,,ob was maid for a Stella" & gold coin
nattern. dated 1879 It shows head OF Liberty
with flowing hair. and a star within which are
the words zone Stella-4OO cents"
What IS said be the last pattern In the Cnfted
states OF an 1885 cent piece OF nickel SOLD for
a. syd a Ave cent piece of the same date brought
the same price. A token described as gem OF
feg7 an uncircuiated three cent piece. sold for
80 "a and token of the Whig victory OF 1884. bear
ing the words Fellow Citizens. Save Your Con-
stitution," brought 50.
one OF a rare series of encased postage stamps,
,,sed as money in war times, sold for 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
JOSIAH FLYNT" DEAD.
Tramp Author Succumbs to Pneumonia
Refused Aid for Days.

Chicago Jan. 2l.-Josiah F1ynt Willard. whose
experiences as a tramp. author and sociologist
under the name Of Josiah Flynt' have given him
a wide reputation. died last night at hotel here.
Mr.. willard had been afflicted with pneumonia for
several days. but # was not until he became utter
ly helpless yesterday morning that he permitted q
nurse or doctor enter his room.
Mr. Willard had tranped IN every civilized coun-
try. wearing the costume Of the working class OF
each particular nation he wandered through. He
was a friend OF Ibsen and OF Tolstoy. He was born
in Appleton. Wis, on January g. 1869. Franees Z.
Willard was his aunt. Willard graduate Of
the University OF Berlin which he attended from
"a
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
GRAND JURY AFTER MANAGERS.

Many theatre managers were at the District At
torneys Office yesterday afternoon. They had
been served with subp9uas TO appear before the
grand jury In investigation OF the theatrical
trust" Among those present We're Al Haymau
Louis MorEenstcrn, representative Of Charles
Frohmau: Meyer W. Livingston IA representative
Of Klaw & Eranger; George IL Nicolai. Dudley
Meadow. OF Stair & Havan. and II. r Jacobs. OF
Albany. Lee Shubert. who is not member of the
trust" IN consultation with Mr.. Jerome and
Ny. Kresel during tho afternoon
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DR.. hENRY 4. LEsARRLER.

Dr. Henry A. Lebarbier. feet surgeon OF the
Larchmont Yacht Club. died at his home. in Larch-
mont yesterday morning from facial erysipelas
DR.. Lebarbier had been I'll about six months and
II is reported that contracted the disease in at
tendance upon a patient. Dr. Lebarbier was born
in New York City and fifty years old lie
leaves a wife. He was a member or the Nestches-
ter County Medical Society, the ISarchmont Aacht
club and the Iarchmont Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DR.. MITCHELL WITH GENERAL PALMER
IBy telegraph 20 The TTlbune.I


Colorado Springs. Col, Jan. H-Dr. S. Weir
Mitchell the Philadelphia specialist. is here TO at
tend General William ]. Palmer. General Palmer's
remarkable vitality has given the physicians re-
eyved hone that his paraytic condition. the result
~ his fall from mis- horse several weeks ago. may
he benefited by prolonged treatment
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
ACCUSED OF RoRBINe TENOR.

Harold Bennett who is alleged 10 have taken
letter containing $500 which Ivan Altchevsky, one
OF Oscar Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera House
tenors gave him 20 mail. was arrested last night
IN a hotel in West 18th street. He was locked UP
on the charge OF grand larceny.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
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sons Hotel Munich: Hotel Bellevue. DrsSdsns Palace
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

INGHAM-Lieutenant Colonel a. V, d Pederneiras.
military attaChe OF the Brazilian Embassy, Wash
ingtOn; Professor +. Santayana, Cambridge Uni
versty GRAND-Captain ]. q. Findlay. London.
HOFFMAN-Virgil =. Kline, Cleveland. IMPER-
IAL-Colonel d. c. Robinson Mayor OF Elmra.
HOTEL MALESTIC-BarOn klkuchi. Tokio. Iapan
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

Jefferson De Angels who opens at the Manhat-
tan Theatre on February in The Girl and the
Governor" will give n special performance OF the
new operetta next Saturday night at YOnkers in
aid Of the Elks' monument fund. De Angels and
The composer of the opera. Julian Edwards. both
live in YOnkers-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

There WIFI be professional matinees this week Of
princess Beggar' on Thursday. at the Casino.
and The Road to Yesterday which will be given
at the Herald Square Friday.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
AMApAME RuTTERFLYv IN cHICAeo.

Chicago. Jan 2i-Henry w Savage's production
OF Madame Butterfly" opened at TIE Illinois The
atre tonight before large audience. The Chicago
engagement marks the beginning OF the Western
tour of the company Elsa Szamosy. the Hunga-
rian prima donna. appeared in the role OF Madame
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
DR.. JOSEPH M. cLEAvELANp.

DR. Joseph N. Cleaveland. for more than twenty
three wears superintendent of the Hudson River
State Hospital al Poughkeepsie. died yesterday at
bie home there. Because of III health DR.. Cleave-
iaTd resigned from the institution IN 1898. He was
eighty-three years old.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

At WaTacks Theatre Friday the New York
City Chapter of the Daughters OF the American
Revolution will give special matinee performance
IN al of the building fund for the Memorial Con
tnental Hail. which the national society is build
ING nj Washington. As the DILL Is long one, the
performance will begin at y. m The following
hava volunteered their services: Henry Miller and
Miss Margaret Anglin Henry Woodruff and COM
pany Miss Carlotta Nnlson and company. Wilton
IackaVe and company. Miss Rose Stahl and com
panv Melbourne Mcdowell and Miss Pauline Will
ard Reno MinOlh Mrs. Wilson Young EttOr0
Campana. Miss Alice Fisher HaTcourt ana VICTOR
Bailliard.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
HONOR TO MAJoR HuNTINeroN.

Paris Jan. el.-Major Henry \. Huntington. Sec
retary OF the American Club OF Paris. has been
nominated to be a chcyalier OF the Legion of Honor
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

OF her niece Mrs julius X. Adenaw, Mary Haight
Arthur daurhter OF the late Edward Paul Arthur, In
her S0th year Funeral services At Trinity Chapel.
Broadway and 25th ST.. on wednesday January 28
at 9:45 a.
AsTIWEII-suddenly, on Monday. January a. 1907.
William Cawley Ashwell Funeral services will be held
al CHURCH OF Heavenly Rest. 45th ~. and Fifth
ave, on wednesday January "a at p. Interment
az wOOdawn Thursday morning.
RILSS-On Thursday, January II. az West Msdford.
Mass Abhie NJ widow OF the late William ". Bliss.
Funeral service No. 3eo Vanderbilt ave-. Brooklyn.
Tuesday morning 22d inst 1890 Int@rment private
POGERT-On sunday. January 20. 1907 Edward Esler
5Sth OF his Funeral services ar
residence. l4l Park HacAensack. n. j..
ar 2:so p m. Wednesday. January 23. Internent at
convenience OF the family.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

The Actors Church Alliance, which has chapters
all over America. will make national effort to
prepare a booth for the Actors Fund Fair. to be
held in the Metropolitan Opera House IN May.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

Highest temperature yesterday, q degrees lowest 2I
D. for corresponding date year. b0
corresponding last twenty-five years a0
Local forecast-F'air and to-day; rain
to-neht; Wednesday. light to fresh winds, becoming
southeast
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central
Station Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and by car
S125 Telephone 4S55 GrSnnercy for Boos
OF Views or representative
Oflce. 60 East 23d ST.. New York City.
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE will be
repubshed In The Tri-Weelly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
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THE TRIBUNE WI BY mail 10 address IN
country address changed often as
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New-York tribune., 1907-01-22

Miss Eva Vincent returned TO the cast Of The
Three of Us at the Madison Square Theatre last
night She had been absent for two weeks. owing
TO illness.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficial Record and FOrecast.-washIngton. Jan Il.
The Ohio River is falling Cincinnati.
where the maximum stage reached 65.e feet.
1872 feet above Mood and the highest stage Of
with the exception of those of February Is.
1883 and February a. 1884. which were 664 and
effect in lowering the flood west. which will
reach Madison and Louisville Tuesday morning with
spectively. No changes from previous forecasts are
rise continues steadily stages follows are in
dicated below Helena within two weeks Arkansas
Monday morning was AS feet o 3 feet above dood
and at Cairo tonight 456 feet. O6 feet above
There viii be snow Tuesday in the lake region ex-
tending Tuesday night and Wednesday into the Middle
Atlantic States and TO New England There VIII also
be rain Tuesday in the upper Ohio Valley.
OF the lower lakes Temperatures will rise in the
lantic States. and they viii fan tuesday night or
wednesday in the Missouri and middle Mississippi
Valley and probably Wednesday in the Ohio Val
ley
for Special Locnllties-For District Of
Columbia Maryland Delaware. fair and warmer to
day; partly cloudy Wednesday: light southeast
winds
For New Jersey and Eastern New York. and
warmer to- day: rain or snow tonight Wednesday;
For Eastern Pennsylvania increasing clo1dness and
For Western Pennsylvania. and warmer to-day;
fair "wednesday. except snow Lake Erie; colder;
For Western New York. local SHOWS to-day. prob
ABLY Wednesday; warmer to day: variable winds
For New England fair and warmer today; rain or
IN southern portion and rain northern portion
Wednesday; light fresh winds. becoming southeast
Local ofacisl gecord.-The following official record
the Weather Bureau shows the changes the
perature the twenty-fOur hours comparison
With the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-22
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK =. CAMPBELL co. 241-9 West 2Sd 81
Prtva-e and public abuances Tel 1324 Chelsea
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Local Official Reeord.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
poraure for the twenty-four comparison
WITH the corresponding OF last year;