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Died.

DUNcAN-At his home MontcIair. N j. Wednesday
FS1nera ,eryfee rom his late residence No
Place Montclar N j. Saturday August n. al S1o
D. m. Boston. Mass. and St Louis. Mo-. papers please
copy.
JEwETT-At Los Angeles. Cal. Monday. August %.
1907 the Rev. Hurtt Jewett ID d. s T. D..
aged years Funeral at Redlands- Cal. Thursday.
August -
KELLETT-At Caniseo. N Y. August 26 1907. Eiiz-
abeth KsIiett. widow OF Simon kelett Funeral service
at her late residence TOmpkins Place. Brooklyn
Thursday evening. % 1901. at $ O'Clock IN
terment Cypress Hills Cemetery. Friday morning
KELLY-Mary A. beloved daughter of the late Patrick
J.. Kelly Mary Walshaw. suddenly. Wednesday,
August IS. a 974 Bergen Brooklyn
IANE-on August D. Frances Lane. aged 80 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
IAbbey. the 57th Of his Funeral SER
Sunday morning. September l. at ii O'CLOCK inter
n1ent private Kindly omit flowers
MCUILOCH-Jes.ie g. wife OF William McCulioch- Flu
services her late home. No - Lawrence ave.
Brooklyn. Sunday. September /, al D.
MGRATTY-On August D. Charles L. McGratty. only
his residence. No 1135 Dean Brooklyn Funeral
private
MURPEY-suddeny. August p. 1907 Ruth. aaushter
of Eiwsrd II. and Annie K Murphy Funeral from
her late residence. No 1880 41st St Brookyn on sat
urday. August 81. at 2 p
PRUDEN-Ann J.. s. beloved Mrs. William
Shafsr. suddenly. O'Clock. Tuesday evening"
Funeral services will be held st her late residence No.
326 McDonough st. Brooklyn. saturday, August
81, at 2:3o D.
RAHMER-Carorne Jacobfne, beloved wife Of Frederick
Rahmer passed away I'D year. August 2s- az
noon Funeral services Friday at p n at No ID
St Johns Place, Brooklyn
wEIIS-At Brooklyn Aged Men and Cou-
pies No. 7&5 C1asson Brooklyn August D 1897
Charles ". Wells in the 18th year of his Funeral
services Friday. August 80. at 2-so D m
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FOR ANOTHER THEATREf
Syndicate Pays s60O,00O for Plot
Fronting on Long Acre Square.

A syndicate which must have large reauF
canital bought yesterday for S6o0Oo cash
Mot of 10000 square feet fronting in Long Acre
couore inst north of 46th St, and in what Is ap-
narently destined be the coming theatre cen
+re II was said last night that 1t is the IN
tention Of the purchaser to erect large theatre
IN the ulot W E G. Gaillard. OF the McVickar-
caulard Realty Company when asked II the re-
port was said:
.'T am not able TO reveal the plans FOR I'M
nrovine the site tonight. They have however
haen drawn and will soon be made public
The marcel sold was owned by Michael and
Thomas J. Shanley, the restaurant proprietors'
who bought the plot from various owners,
Nessrs Shanley~ still own No 1853 Broadway. q
small lot for which they paid the record price
30 500 900 at the recent voluntary auction sale
or the vast holdings Of the Patrick Doherty
estate That lot adjoins the parcel sold yester-
day for 100000.
The McVickar- -Gallard Realty Company re-
Gently sold to the Salomon syndicate the plot
NJ the southwest corner of 4sth street and
broadway, on which the Cohan theatre will be
built.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ACCIDENT TO MOTOR BOAT zoRADA
Crew Narrowly Escape Drowning and James
town Arch Sweeps Superstructure-

Norfolk Va Aug. 29.-In passing beneath the
arch OF the government pier at the jamestown e1-
position to-day the motor boat Zorada- owned py
Captain Anthony Schneider. Columbia Yacht Club.
New York was seriously damaged and the crew
narrowly escaped drowning. Almost all OF the
supe-structure OF the yacht was swept away by
the collision. including masts stanchions and e.
part of the cabin. II was thought tnat the span
was high enough 10 permit the passage OF the
boat but this proved to be a uliscalcuIation. The
Zorada heading the feet of motor boats from
New York. and the immediate warning TO the
other boats prevented further accident
The following boats arrived at the exposition to-
day: The Rampant. owner E L. Serrau New
York the Teddo San. Walter Boiling, New
York: the Rambler. DR.. r L. Rowe. New York.
all coming direct from the Thousand Islands.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
THEATRICAL MEMS

There will be a dress rehearsal to-day Of the en-
tire performance of "Neptunes Daughter" Pho
neer Days and the various circus acts which ma ke
up the entertainment the Hippodrome. The
at this place af amusement begins to-nor
night. A Token Worm who directed the
London engagement of Sothern and Marlowe. is in
charge of the publicity bureau.
The company engaged by Klaw Erlanger to
appear in The Galilean's Victory began rehear-
sails yesterday under the direction OF Herbert
Gresham. Howard Kyle will appear Sylvanus
Robbings and Miss Dorothy Thomas. English
player as Christabel. These the principal
characters I'm the play. II Will be produced at
the I.yceum Theatre. Rochester. September g
Miss Virginia Harmed, who will open her season
at Lew FieIds's Herald Square Theatre on Monday
night in Anna Karenna.' has induced A W. Pi-
nero to add another act to Iris. She will give
special performance of the piece next spring.
Guy Standing has returned from his vacation and
will begin rehearsals of THE Right of Way" on
September g.
Henry W. Savage has engaged Fred F>rear TO
play the part of Nish In 1.-THE Merry Widow.
Wright I-orimer will open his season in quick
sands" at Providence next Thursday
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
RoosEvELT's INFLUENCE GREATEST
Professor Sohiemann Places President IN
Glass with Washington, Jackson and lincoln

Berlin Aug Given his errors do honor in
every case his personality, Professor schle-
mann has written article on President Roose-
welt which will appear Saturday in the Inter
rationale Wochengchrift
The professor places the President in the same
class as Washington, Jackson and Lincoln, while
thinking that President Roosevelt probably in
fuenced the American people more than the other
Presidents mentioned. through his peculiarities
of character, Imagination. will power and practical
politics"
Religiously, the professor finds in President
Roosevelt a spirit of Calvinism without intolerance
and says his services the world in promoting
peace fully entitled him TO the Nobel prize. but
the professor is equally opposed to 1.-The enervating
doctrine of eternal peace.
Among the American statesmen President Roose
Welt Professor Schiemann adds. ranks foremost in
his appreciation of German character and in his
confidence it. and the professor thinks IL incon-
cevable that Mr. Roosevelts retirement from the
Presidency will close his political career, as 'the
American people will not let his power lie faow."
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
OBITUARY NOTES.

LANES LAWRENCE MINETHEE thirty years
old ~ washington a locomotive salesman. repre-
sentIng a New York house, and son OF the ia'e
Colonel Joseph p Minetree, for many years the
reneral purchasing agent Of the Southern Rali"as'
80 fo,,nd dead in the berth OF Pullman car
80, tho arrival Of the Norfolk & Western tran,
from, the West at Petersburg. Va. yesterday Inc
bodv was brought Norfolk Mnetree had SUI
fered from heart disease
EDWARD TUNISON. grocer OF New brunS-
,,,cL 5Iea yesterday morning OF apoplexy. lie was
-, g., 1s7s and had been in business hero since a
voung man Four sons and daughter and MS
ut.a survive him He Republican MT
T,,nison was at one time a clerk for Pets1 van
r,eventer who died on Sunday night. az the age OF
eiEhty-eight years.
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nITscHkE DEATH CAUSE NOT SOLVED

Coroner Hamburger and the police DO not asree
rs TO the cause Of the death OF FTltz NllscHhe al
tho Puritan Hotel. No 1S3 Bowery, on August IL
Tho coroner believes the was murdered Tor S"''
j., cash and $1,000 worth of deeds which he was
eoia to have had in his possession The ponce say
>-ifsch Ike committed suicide Three witnesses were
,ar7ir,ed bv Coroner Harburger yesterday LOUIS
- - camden N j. said Nitschke had the
money and deeds when he came TO New ho'h
Louis Holland. a bartender at the One Mile House,
tsouye-v and Rivington street, said the man haa
left deeds the bar, and that lhey hdo "e"
- - =. - l--roa, societv of Philadelphia Louis
I-r,,,ro ,,orter at the Puritan, testified that ne
found the body on the floor, face downward ana
h,tt1e Of nojson on a table near by.
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OBITUARY..
MRS. BIANpINA UNDERHILl.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune.I

[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Railway, N J., Aug. 2s.-Mrs. Blandina unoer-
hill, wife of the late John u. Underhill. died
Wednesday afternoon, aged eighty years at her
home in Fulton street leaving three daughters the
Misses Georgia and Louise Underhill. OF this CITY,
and Mrs S. c. Shann, of Long Branch; two grand
children. great grandchild and one sister, Mrs
/ L Hasbrouck, Of Mddletown, n. Y
Mrs UnderhilI born at Berea, orange
County, n y, where her father, the late Rev
]. b Ten Eyck pastor OF the Dutch Reformed
Church for fifty years. She was an active nemper
of the Second Presbyterian Church, vice-presioent
of the Missionary Society. director in the Ran"ay
Public Library and president of the haii"aS
WomaIs Christian Temperance Union
The funeral will be held at the church SATURDAY
afternoon at o'clock the Rev. William l. Stuch-
ell officiating assisted by the Rev. B. d. FarVih'
The burial will be IN Railway Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
EQWIN a. DIBBEll.

Clinton, Conn. Aug. 29.-EdWin A. DlbbeII one o.
the oldest captains in the state. dleo at MS
home here to-day from infrulities due 10 old age.
Cantain DibheII was born in this town Febru-
arv / 1926 and from 1S+s followed the sea He was
employed for the greater part of his sea ne on
the New York and Hartford Line having com
manded the steamers Granite state Clty OF mar
ford and State of New York. He was also con-
,,oc+ed with the Stonington Line for short time
Captain Dibbell lived here since the early ~ s.
when he retired from active service. The captain
was = prominent member of the congregational
Church here, where the funeral service VIII oe e,
on SATURDAY. A wife and two sons. e J. Diboell.
or uestboro Mass and w. e Dibbell, OF Baiu-
him.
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NEW LAW AFFECTS BRITISH PEERAGEs.

NEW LAW AFFECTS BRITISH PEERA'f'S'
No end Of complications are certain 10 Io
e., =. .,s,,ss Of the recently enacted deceased
ysfe-s SISTER hill rendering its provisions re''"
active and Iegaiizing all rnatr1rnoaiaI S4il@
This character that have taken place SIM
TIE new law stipulates that II shan hot "i9'u'
property which may have changed hands IN coiiH'-
o,ar,oa % she statutory prohibition that has unui
now existed against the marriage of q "loo"ci
with the sister OF his dead wife but us Nei i@o
Of large numbers % people hitherto resaiu'' %
fegitirnate being suddenly proclaimed by Ia" - -
have been lawfully bern. and entitled fherepy d"
inherit family honors and estates cannot Du' y,
suit ir s- immense amount of disturbance ana
confusion.
II was the fear of this, more than anythihs "lS
tna. caused the House of Lords so frequently ~
resect the bin repeatedly passed in the House "l
Commons h., oe- n1ajorities. and II tIie
upper chamber OF the national legislature ii'lH
finally vielded TO royal and popular pressure !. I" "
enly because Of the amendment c"iceoi"s ,a1
there shall n. no disturbance OF property whlch
haz changed hands under the old IA" nov r.
9essd In order 10 reelize what the e"ec' % IN |
n7x statute viii be II need orly he loiii's" y" ~
tsat each wear since Iss5 there have been many
hundreds q marriages which were ho' mar if'H
"1lng 10 the statutory prohibition of unions W."
deceased wiz, = sister. and that there nave ''-
thouFsn6s nv n ,honsands esf children born 40
nave been randed until now with hiesiuhid' ,
Ashy Of them have belonged TO iafhihes VI -
fied and untitled aristocracy. and have pee"
osfred by reason Tire stigma on their Diri' hin
hs Participation in the family honors OF ei.ai''1
asnsed property Among the many other diSAn-
eh'1res 10 which person OF iliegitffla'e "i' -
subjected in Great Britain is that an the f'7'i'
oslhs without f4skng Eil and without lS9ue,
seeser property he may have becomes t"rie''o ~
: me Crown. since. matter how many DI"'iiN''
y sasta-s or nelheus or nieces he may have. tIiey
-" no right whatever 10 his estafe, as ne is sup
&c IN tie eyes Of the Law 20 be Without feia-
Among the many whose birth IS mus ieei'i-
Asc the two younger chiicren OF me fio"
- collier. ihe well known painter nna acilHe-
seaan whose dramatic picture. entitled 'Ihe
49, was the sensation Of the Royal Acansils
ssanoh t~o years ago. John Collier, VINO u the
- brother % Lord Monksweii snd IN me me
1esfioh 70 ilis peerage and entaiieo estates
sr,s- hrsi onr daughter OF The celebrated sel-
-. rrofess7r HUXLEY. and after her deatb ms
sasiess ko:Es abroad fer the purpose iis
" lis frat marriage. Joyce Collier. now
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PRINCE NAlsUT GOING TO HARVARD

Prince Naisut son of the King Of Siam. and the
third member of royal family to enter Harvard
University arrived here yesterday the North
German Lloyd liner Konign Luise from Naples.
The princes name did not appear on the passenger
list and an effort was made 10 make his arrival
as nrivate as possible. The young man, who Is
twenty years old speaks little English. and declined
10 announce his plans. 1t said on the pier that
he would remain in this city 8. week before going
to cambridge.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
HUDSON THEATRE.
Classmates"

Robert Edeson who has been appearing in
''Strongheart' the last two years. opened the
season at the Hudson Theatre last night with q
piece called Classmates in which he imper-
sonated Duncan Irving. q young North Carolinian.
The story is told IN four acts Irving and Bert
Stafford. also North Carolinian. love with
the same woman. and the woman appears to have
encouraged both when the curtain rises the
first act, showing company at West Point
In the course of the play Irving strikes Stafford
for taking advantage OF weakness in his fathers
composition All concerned dismissed. Stafford
South and is lost. Irving heads an expedition
TO rescue him, and SO the piece progresses until
Sylvia confesses her love for the brave Irving
William c. De Mile and Miss Margaret TNirnbuI
wrote the play. The cast follows.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
EscApFD PRISONERS CAUGHT.

Rochester. Aug @--Two ot 'he PIiSo 81
- fo,o the steuben County Jail. at Bath
,or.ardev have been captured by Deputy sheriIl
cea-ford of Addison. They are Mike Blake anu
coorge svartz They were caught In the Town u
htt1oo4ie' a. -.,,--od IN rhe faiI There is
-, 20 the whereabouts of the two other fugiuVeS'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
GOVERNOR CALLS ON SECRETARY ROOT.

Utica, n. Y, Aug Ex-Governor Charles r
Hughes arrived in this city at O'Clock this aft.
noon ana was taken automobile trip, whic
included a visit to Clinton. where the Governor
called on Elihu Root, Secretary of State to whom
he extended his sympathy the loss the latters
brother. Dr. Oren Root, whose funeral was held
fo-da
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
sEABoARp ADOPTS GEORGIA RATE

Atlanta. Aug. 9.-The Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road has announced that 1t will put in effect Sep
tember the passenger rate CT 211 cents mile
ordered by the state railroad commission. The
commission will begin a hearing morrow on the
request of the railroads in Georgia for a suspension
of the order until January
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
CHARLES H. BoTToMLEY.

Bridgeport Conn, Aug. ga cable message was
received in this city yesterday announcing the
death at Bonegate Road. Brighthouse. Yorkshire,
E,nrIand of Charles II Bottomley He was fifty
wears of age and member of the firm OF Downing
& Bottornley the largest contracting firm OF ma
sons and builders this section Of the state
Death was duo a shock Mr.. BottoTniey ieII
this city a month ago to go abroad for the benefit
T,ic baaItb
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
OCTAVUS BAILEY LIBBEI.

Octavus Bailey Libbey, who for years was propr1-
etor of the Brevoort House and lessee of the Al
bemarle Hotel, died Wednesday after g. snort
illness at his summer home, at kittery, Me- lie
was in his ffry-seventh year. Mr. Libbey was a
member of the Sons of the American Revoluton
Society of Colonial War. the Lotos. and the Repub
Iican clubs and the New Hampshire Society. He
leaves a wife, daughter of Rear Admiral Jonn
u rIanscor, and two sons The funeral will be
held from No 300 Central Park West Sunday
morning u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
ne AUGUSTUS coE VAN DUYN.

Kansas City, Mo- Aug. 2s-Dr Augustus zoe ' ah
Duvn former surgeon In the United states army
aid ~ his home here last night from dropsy, aged
-, 80, fo,,r wears He was born in Romulus. N
Y. and entered the army at Jefferson BARRACKS
Missouri. in 1859. He mustered OUT win tho
rank or brevet lieutenant colonel
New-York tribune., 1907-08-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

os,,.I Record and Forecas..-Washinston aug 30
- 80 ~ low pressure moving eastward Iior'h Oh
,,,,a hut its influence has not yet i'een iel' Oh ~
...h.- along the northwestern boundary o'ie' VASE
.a,h.- man is featureless. With the excepuon OF
.,.d rains in the middle Mississippi valley ana along
a. Alabama and Louisiana coasts no rain OF consequence
s fallen The temperature ss nearly normal except III
-, ,so,,n.ain region there has been a sharp
-, ea,e,ea showers are probable IN the lake region
- che Ohio valley Friday with little change Ia 'e'h
-s,ure Saturday will he generalv faif. except P''
t,,, in the upper Mississippi Valley and upper laNe re-
,o, where showers may fall Important temperature
changes not anticipated ..,.,.
.. minds along England and rniddie A'Ahtic
-, ,,,lf he light north: south Atiah,lc cols'
~ aud variable Gulf coast light to fresh south' on
80 to,,er LAKES light south west; upper lakes fresh
an departns Friday for European ports viii nave
,t resf winds fair weather 10 the Grand iSaih
ry.-.cast for Special Ioca1ities.-For New England
-, Nev York Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey
- Tssw4re fair to-day and possibly saturday. Asht
north WINDS ,,..,,,ra ~
- saturday. light variable wirds
T'cnnsy wanna siiV"e'S W o"S' "'N-N'''
sag. TO fresh south ~inds ,o Ia,
increasing counlIrss to-tat.
sftl,. anoyers; Saturday fair; light NariAbe WHO'S
-, ooirisI Record.-The following official record
- ,be Weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
,,,re far the last tuenty-four hours an comparison
10 the corresponding date Last year:
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Duncan. David d
Jewett. Rev. Edward H.
Keiiett. Elizabeth
Kelly, Mary A
Lane, Frances A.
LibbSy, Octavus B.
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HUGHES CLUB INCORPORATED.

Albany. Aug. 29.-The Hughes Young Mems Re-
publican Club of the Sd Assembly District of New
York filed articles of incorporation with the Sec
retary of State to-day.
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ppoM1NFNT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

.to,rT-R I. Barstow. Pittshurg- GOIdAhl s!n
BEL1Io H-iItot Boston. HOLLAND Dan1orIh
Rush Wilmington De, MANH4a Dr. F
-i md T HAVANA Toxic japan 81; Sdi,;,,liT
HITbe Mexico City WALDORF -1ATi of'
rerci,-sI Roberts, Philadelphia