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New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Meeting Of the Dixie Club, Hotel Astor.
table supper Of the southern Society Hotel Astor
william wlr NH. Tes I Situation in 10 New YOg gsin
Mn. Flskss matinee benefit Of tho Bird Protection Fund
Of tho League Of American sPortsmen Lyric Theatre
Election OF officer. lghters Of the American
Revolution. Manhattan chapter Waldorf astoria. 40
AnnSs ssss @ ., q sd n: :,ISe d School for Girls
Social meeting OF Society Of Daughters Of the
Empire state Waldorf Astoria afternoon
Meeting OF the chcqs9 womaG club Of Ts cs ss T9T Gy
street 8 0 8 p m.
Edward Howard EgsS Moral Leaders Der from EEas%s'
ton. Berkeley Theatre. No 10 West 44th street $50
Annual musical breakfast OF the Haarlem Philharmonic
Society Waldorf Astoria. II a. m
%aldoSf~ iPS ~%s,oria' @' . p l'ih' In u '' '' $780,
Mas. meeting 4 the Tenants Union to demand legislative
Meeting Of the New York Academy OF Medicine. No Il
wes, 4ad street. $50 p m.
Jewish Theological Seminary. No. aSi West 12sd
Free lectures Of the Board OF Education De Wit
n'Pq Sa "h ahd 1nS Ssfh
tratedl PUBLIC school . I41st street and E4seeombe
Broken Bones 'e' pislocations sprans sarocation
ESoo Towpns e Th9sps s6S and EgP asd kuP'
pat s s9Rg seRs q 6 and @
Nicholas avenue Miss Hannah II Heftsr. Greeb %
SeniptaFe GlIs'SateD ruels p school o. no 1 %34
Algeria illustrated Public School 62 Hester. Essex
and Suffolk streets Thomas Whitney Surette. "pas
Rhengold' Public School 50, 10Th and First
avenue, IN A. Fulton, our Water supply: How
We II Waste dllustrated); Pub
lie School SO. seh and Lexington avenue. Mrs
Anna seaton schmidt France: Her People and Her
Art Ullustrated): Public School liP. 1894 and
Eighth avenue. Or John II. Murlin. Composition OF
Foods illustrated. Public School l35 First
6ist street, General James Wilson. 100
lumbus and Henry Hudson dlustratedl Public School
i6s No 2tl East lls[h street Miss Grace 4 Burt
'Macbeth' Public School 100 seth street. between
Columbus and Amsterdam avenues, Eugene Schoen.
Raphael dlIustrated): Public School 40. lIlth
street. between Fifth and Lenox avenues. Edward
Justus Parker, The city OF Washington dlus
trsted); St IAkes Hail. No. ASS Hudson street near
Grove. Elwood @. Tewkstury. The Siege OF Peking
dilustrated)i Morris High school, 166th street and
Boston Road. Professor Ernest n. Nardron The
Expansive Force Heat illustrated: Public School
10 street Chester. George Corey. william
the Silent illustrated. Public School I6 Matilda
street Wakefield, Dr. stephen Pierce Duggan. The
Federal Congress Public School ~, 147h and fAStl,
streets and st. AIMS Professor Herman $.
Davis solar and Lunar Eclipses'' llustratedJ: La
fayette Hall Alexander and 18TH street
Theodore Jones Electrical Bells AnnuncIa tors
and Door Locks illustrated
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THEY ALL WANT DALYS THEATRE.

DaJy's seems to be popular theatre. THE Belle
~ MAYFAIR is running there now, and Thomas w.
1,1,lev saws It's going keep doing indefinite
lv Others seem TO doubt this. however. because it
- heen announced that Miss Florence Roberts
a., - ,,,rear there in a play March II. while
- ,ba same date a English musical show is
' "a ha MT on at the same house.
Mr. Tyley says ne is too busy to worry about
,ba other shows, but that he intends TO continue
~ 90 session of the theatre we'll past March IL. He
ts h. taf he doesn't what the other managers
~ ,,,t thinks they might solve the problem by
20, - oarfo when the milkn1en
,aki1g their rounds and the other at the regular
s... ln.n..a Iorrs Apparently there other shows
Haunee ,,.Toesrs are anxious open at Daly's
s niebt In dispute but they have not set made
any positive suUouocenisnts.
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WALDENSIAN AID SOCIETY MEETS.
Bishop Greer Elected President-For Italian
Evangelism.

The first annual meeting of the American Wal
densan Aid Society held yesterday afternoon
at the Rutgers Presbyterian Church Broadway
and SD street 1t Incorporated last spring.
and now has about thirty branches in various
parts OF the country. The society will ultimately
be organized a federal body. with delegates from
the local body Their purpose is to aid the Wal
densan Church of Italy in evangeistic work.
The officers elected Were; Bishop Greer. presl-
Spencer Trask treasurer: Mrs. Colgate.
sistant treasurer: Mrs. Dormar, corresponding sec
retarv and Miss COrnelia Ensign Cady, recording
secretary The directors Bishop Greer, D.
Stuart Dodge. Henry Evertson Cobb Spencer
Trask. Richard S. Barnes. Gilbert Colgate, Joan
Stewart Miss Emily Ogden Butler Mrs. Mary
Aitken Dorman, Mrs Sylve Bolton Lord and Mrs
Florence Hall Colgate.
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N1H4N FRANKO OUT.
Concert Master Resigns from Met
ropoltan Opera House.

Nahan Frankie. for several years concert master
of the Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra yester-
day resigned from that post and viii play at the
Metropolitan no more, Franz Bolgner the second
concert master, will succeed him.
According the official statement of the Met
ropolitan management Mr.. Frankos resignation
was entirely due to irreconcilable differences be-
tween him and the members of the orchestra, and.
accordingly, his resignation had TO be accepted
As far the management is concerned. there has
been trouble. The troubles between Mr.. Franko
the members of the orchestra have been
brewing for some time, and have TO do with con-
and engagements which Mr.. Franko. as
middle man. has made between them and the opera
company.
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Married.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII
he republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune without
charge.

ARKER-SHEPARD-On January IS. a the Church
or m Rev. William NJ. Grosvenor.
Irene Fitz shepard daughter of Mr.. Herman Vogel.
o b. DevereuX Barker.
II HARRISON-COX-On January 16, 1907, at All Souls
Church. London, the rector. the Rev F. 5 Webster,
Harrison to Mabel Judson Cox, daugh-
ter OF Mr. Henry l. Judson
HELLIwELL-CLELAND-on January i6. at St James
FDIscopal Church. DIR. Cornelius b. smith, Joseph
Webster HeliweT Leeds England TO Gertrude Lillian
CIeand, New York City No cards
TOWNSEND-ORNE-On Wednesday. January lb. by the
Rev Robert Collyer Virginia daughter Of Mr..
benjamin Orne, 20 John Richard Townsend.
WOOD-FILLOT~T-O "Wednesday. January Is. IL
o,clock noon al st Bartholomews Church New York
C1ty by the Rev. Leighton Parks Cornslia U.
Elliott daughter OF the late Abraham S. Cnderhin
H Wood.
Notices of marriages and deaths be indorsed
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MERRITT DIES FROM PNEUMONIA.

George William Merritt. who took an overdose Of
bromide on Sunday, January G, died yesterday from
r,uaumonia at the New York Hospital, after Ill
ness of ten days. His family said the bromide had
been taken for insomnia. -
father George Merritt. who was drygoods mer-
chant The sons first wife obtained divorce. He
had spent nearly fifteen years in Europe His sec
ond WIFE, Hungarian girl, died in London In 1886
three months after they were married.
Mr. Merritt returned from England ABOUT two
and Prince George. He brother-in-law OF
Holm p Haines. ex-president of the Society for
prevention of Cruelty 10 Animals
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
STATUE OF FAME FOR coNRIEp.

Some men are born famous. some achieve
fame and some have fame thrust upon them. Mr.
Conried is about 10 belong to of two latter
classes. The employees and artists OF his opera
company have gathered together $500 and pur-
chased a bronze statue of Fame mounted an
elegant pedestal. which il is hoped they may pre-
sent to him in person at his benefit next Monday
II. however. he is still confined 70 his house,
likely. Fame Will be carefully conveyed there
while the performance OF "Salome'' is in progress
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
DINNER OF sHsRIFF's JURY PANEL.

Sherif's Jury held at DelmOnico's last night.
William II. McEroy tOastmaster. and Sheriff
Nicholas J. Hayes, ex-Justice Morgan j. O'Brien.
Dolphin NJ Delmas. one of Harry X Thaw's coun-
Among those present were nearly all the local
Justices OF the Supreme Court. Rear Admiral ]. n.
Coghan, the Rev. DR.. Donald Sage Msckay and
L, MurphY.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
A SOUTHERN VIEW OF TILLMAN.
From The Atlanta Constitution.

Prom The Atlanta ConstItuton.
Certain II is that Senator TilIman has not in
creased any of the little popularity he may have
possessed in the South by his vicious and vigorous
attack upon President Rcoseyelts action In the
matter OF the Negro soldiers who shot up the
town of Brownsville. Texas
The senior Senator from South Carolina is a sort
of stormy petrol. harbinger of strife. Whenever
bursts into the public IL is TO stir up some
thing 10 make the waters boil-almost, il might be
said. 10 set the dogs OF in motion. 1t really
begins to look as If he couldn't help II: that he was
made that way. and, perhaps on that ground he
should be In part excused.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
W. P. HAMILTON GETS ESTATE.
son-in-Law of J. P. Morgan Purchases 700
Acres Near Sloatsburg.
iBy Telegraph to The rribuneI

IBY TeIegraph % the IT1buheI
snferu.- X. T., Jan. 1s-W p. Hamilton. son-in-
law u J. p. Morgan. OF New York city. has pur-
cflaseI from Oscar Belcher of Eagle Valley, which
GbOut three and one-haf miles from Sloatsburg.
seven hundred acres OF land for up-to-date
stock farm Mr.. Hamilton is now having erected
hear Shepherd Pond, a summer home. which is prin-
glpally % ssone. IL overlooks the pond and COM
lnands view for twenty-five miles. The structure
VII cc.sist or ninety-sx rooms
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who will sail to-day :or
E1r6pe are:
Ia shyoIE. FOR H4vRE.
y. 1'alrt ard dsI Mr.. and Ms Maurice Re
t,naEghrHn maud.
y. r Jebb /. Kellogg
NJ Mr. Defiance Mrs. ", y Page.
Travellers VINO arrived yesterday from abroad
we're
TSfE PRETORIA FROM HAMBrRS
" a.rs George Era The Count and courtesc Won
bsncsr fItztel1t
<ceish Aaron IXry. EAy1Ia irate@
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A WEDDING.

Miss Phoebe Davis and William Schmull, both
popular among the younger set in the Ridgewood
section of Brooklyn were married last night in st.
Luke's Protestant Episcopal Church. at Clinton
avenue and Fulton street. the Rev. II. c. Swent-
gel officiating. After the ceremony supper
served the home of the brides mother. Mrs. Mar
garet Davis No. 233 Linden street
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Died.

ARNoLp.o1 JanaaTy IS 1901 o, snsgnSnis % HuSss
terment at New Milford Conn Philadelphia papers
please copy.
BAIRD Entered into life Is 1907 su.aa
Elizabeth. beloved wife OF the Henry Martyr
5a D end fsgshtS er me @ dis Al AnToH Ssd ana @
On besasnes No zs IsssqS - ayess 1 40 SO a<
BELI-suddsniy, January 10. 1907. Netta GuiOn Bel.
wife OK William r. Bel. lr Funeral services at "a
at 10 O'Clock
gdST of sm6D T. at ssTs 1S Sa q Tn. m.
Isaac and Jane Smith Funeral from the residence of
eut at Flushing Island. convenience Of family.
S s so Wednesday January Is a her
stt wife Of DIT Henry Alden Bunker ana daughter q
evening. at o'clock
Csmerden, aged S! years. daughter OF Thomas
The hons OF her sonein-iaw wiam ? Hslsed No
held pS'P On Friday lay a; $50 % ms
terment at ROckland IN. " Cemetery.
DALEY-suddeny Of pneumonia Tuesday January IS.
1907 Helen A Daley, daughter Of Helen s.. s and ths
Island E ner A'e residence Boulevard "e''sr's' S'aFA
HEGEMAN.on Menday January IL 1907, Elizabeth $
on Thursday, January II at 1850 the Pressy-
bush avenue. Brooklyn a s:5s a.
6n % o 6S5's9s s a P Ps
airy ia
higgins. Elizabeth y J.. Wednesday. January IS.
Julia Winans Kent widow OF Edward y Kent
LIE BOUTTLLIER-On Tuesday. January Is. 1907 %
pneumonia. John lie Boutier. III the 6fst % his
age Notice OF funeral hereafter
MERRITT-At the York Hospital on Wednesday.
snd Julia Merritt Funeral private
PoTTs-On January Is. 1907 Elizabeth ]. wife Of
Thomas Potts Funeral services residence.
o 1886 Dean street Brooklyn, Thursday afternoon
January "a 1897. at 2 O'Clock. Interment privats
Friends will greatly obIige by sending flowers.
. Cottage Pses sos %hs It hsE fans NtSn 6n
January IS, Louisa A widow the late Thomas
H Purdy. and daughter Silas sarah
Denton Roe OF Jamaica. Long Island in her e1st
Friday. January Is at 1880 m. Iuerment az larry
town. y. Y.
sMITH-on January IS. 1907. beloved husband Of
Alice Smith. aged 20 years services viii be
held at residence. No. 513 Hoboksn.
Greenwood Cemetery
sMITH-At Orange. y ]. "Wednesday January 1s. SAM
uel Hutchings eldest OF J. Theo-
dore H. Smith and husband OF Grace Harriet Hail. in
the 46'h Of his Notice of funeral hereafter.
papers please copy.
1901 MARY Emma Stewart. wife II James Stewart. n
her IIh Funeral services late residence.
No: 20 NarbUrton Yonkers. ~ Y. Thursday
morning January II. at II O'Clock
sTUART-Mary. Emma. wife stuart her
residence. No. 90 Warburton Yonkers. n u
Tuesday. January Is. 1901 in her nth Funeral
at residence. THURSDAY. January II. at 2.
NARIAN-At New Rochelle y. Y, Monday. January
Il 1907 Mary A Narian in her S2d Relatives
ana friends respectfully invited attend funeral
nue. New Rochelle n Y. on Thursday January II, al
D. m
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BENJAMIN 3. WHITEMORE.

lBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Boston. Jan. 16.-Benjamin Rallou WhtemOre n
prominent insurance and former president of
the Boston Protective Department. "A well head
the Boston Board of Fire Underwriters for
eral years. Is dead here at the age of seventy
eight years. He born in Troy. \. Y. He
tered insurance secretary of the Thames Fire
Insurance Company in 1864
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
THE REV. LAURENCE J. kAvANAGH.

Philadelphia Jan. 1e.-The Rev. Laurence J
Kavanagh. a professor in st. Joseph College. thi
city and a well known Catholic educator, is dead
He was ffty-four years old.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
SYRACUSE ALUMNI AT DINNER.

The New York Alumni OF Syracuse University
will give their sixteenth annual dinner at the Hoel
Astor tomorrow night. ]. q. Phelps Stokes and
Mrs Rose Pastor Stokes will speak TO the guests
on settlement work done by college graduates. and
chancellor James r. Day OF the university Will
talk on "Millionairephoba-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
ADMIRAL sIosBEE RETIREs.

Washington. Jan. is.-Rear Admiral Sigsbee, who
eohsnanded the battleship Maine when that vessel
vas hlown mp in the harbor of Havana in 1888 was
Transferred to-day 30 the retired list of the navy
en account age His advancement three numbers
Tor extraordinary herois.sa during the war with
spain made him extra number in the list or rear
safnisaIs. and his retirement therefore does not
make any vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Island. ASTOR-GiaCOmo PuCCni. Milan, Italy;
Robert Jardine. Cleveland HOLLAND-Lous +.
Payn. IMPERIAI--Charles II. Knapp. Baltimore:
c. p. Willard Gloversville WALDORF-R. r.
Quay. Pittsburg; j. D. Lppncott, Philadelphia;
Judge Horace White. Albany. J. l.. kuser, Trenton.
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MRS. CATHERINE H. BUNKER.

Mrs Catherine Hackett Bunker. wife of DR.
Henry Alden Bunker of No 15s Sixth avenue
Brooklyn died at her home yesterday from heart
disease after illness OF four days She was forty
wears old Mrs Bunker leaves besides her hus-
band, two sons and a daughter. The funeral VIII
be held on Friday at her home
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In MemOriam.

COLEMAN requiem tSIonth'z Mind will hs
celebrated in St Vincent Ferrers Church. Lexington
and Seth St. Friday morning. January 1907
a. o'clock for the happy of the soul Of ths ats
James : Coleman
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
LOAN EXHIBIT AT DUVEEN GALLERIES

A loan exhibition of Chinese porcelain will begin
the galleries OF Duveen Brothers, No. 302 Fifth
avenue on Saturday. and will continue until Wash
ingtons Birthday. The proceeds from the sale
OF catalogues will be devoted charity.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures Jan ls.-
There have been general SHOWS and rains OF the
Rocky Mountains. in New England. Eastern New
York and the South. due extensive cold high
the Northeast and disturbance the
Southwest that extends norhwestward through
plateau 10 the Pacific Coast Local also continue
in the middle and southern plateau decidedly
in New England. the middle Atlantic the
lower lake region. with temperatures
10 10 30 degrees below the seasonal average
much warmer In the lower Ohio Valley and South
west. In the Northwest temperatures generally
below zero, although there has been moderation
since Tuesday night
The eastward drift Southwestern disturbance
will continuance OF rain and SHOWS Thursday
the lower Missouri and lower Arkansas valleys also
from the Mississippi Valley eastward In North
New England and the southern portion of the At
lsntic
There will also be the northern and rain
the southern districts Mississippi
Friday. There will be Thursday in the middle
plateau and rain Thursday and Friday from
Northern California northward. In the Northwest the
weather will be generally fair. II will be Friday
in New England and the middle Atlantic Storm
warnings displayed the California The
winds along the New England will
northeast middle Atlantic and south Atlantic
will fresh northeast Gulf light
and mostly south; Lake Michigan fresh TO brisk
Steamers departing Thursday for ports will
have fresh northeast winds and probably 10 the
Grand Banks
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY IS degrees;
verags o. for corresponding year
average for corresponding date last Twenty-Five 30
Local forecast-Snow to-day and probably Friday.
Srrner Friday fresh northeast TO es<t vtnda-
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Forecast for Special LoeaIltles.-ror the District

Forecast for Special LocaIltIes-For the District
Columbia and Maryland snow rain to-day and prob
ably Friday light fresh northeast winds.
For Delaware and New Jersey. rain to-day and
Friday slightly Friday; northeast
winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania to-day Friday rain or
snow and warmer; fresh northeast to east winds
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day: warmer Friday. fresh northeast to east winds
For New England. in southern and fair in north
portion to-day slightly Friday, rain
AMI fresh to brisk northeast winds
For Western Pennsylvania. Ia northern and rain
in southern portion to-day: Friday rain
fresh northeast to winds to-day.
For Western New York, to-day; Fri
day snow fresh winds
Local Offcial Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows changes in the tenn
peraure for the last twenty four hours in comparison
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Died.

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D. K. L. HONORS PEARY
Fraternity Brothers Greet EapIorer
Upr0ariously at Dinner

- hsi Commander Peary. Tbeta's gallant sor ~. .,z
u-so carried the farthest the crimsor bis
gold, 80
- comes from Maine rides the main like ,,,,,,.
h' hold and free. ''N'Ne
=. 1e-oland he's hero, and he's loyal ID X u
81 - Iooert 7. Peary.
Believe You will achieve your rua,
Nail our banner TO the pole
Robert f. Peary,
Drink 70 and lasting fame.
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from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
perRture comparison
with the corresponding date o last
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rittsours' Jan. 16.-Ten silver and eight bronze
medals and s9.2l0 in cash were the awards made
al lhe third annual meeting of the Carnegie Hero
Were
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In Nemoriam.
Coleman. Jarss q