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New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
MUSTACHES ORDERED.
British Var Lords and the american
Girl.

11i'iel4caIl women are just at present in bad odor
win 'he British military authorities For the lat
| w HoC hesitate to ascrbe to the all powerful
huence or the daughters of Uncle Sam the growth
OF the practice by officers OF shaving the upper lip
ana parting their hair IN the middle Now this g
contrary 10 'he military regulations in England,
anu iiViu 'tnle 10 time general orders have been is
eueu DS 'He war Department in London expressing
us olSapproval Of the clean shavcn faces Of its
oIlCeFs' as pelng unsoldiery." and demanding that
they should at once proceed TO grow mustache
Ihese general orders have been more honored in
'he preach than in the observance, and at length
matters have reached such pitch that drastic
measures are contemplated
1t is understood that King Edward as chief of
the army entertains very strong views about the
matter and that it is by means improbable that
he may take advantage of some of the levees
next year at ST James's Palace either to bar clean
shaven officers of the army from his presence. If
he does receive them, express his dsapprovaI of
their disregard of his wishes and Of the military
regulations.
This question Of h!rsute adornment is a matter
which has always engaged the attention Of rulers
and of their departments. Queen Victoria
attached much Importance thereto. is shown by
her correspondence with the late Right Hon. Hugh
Chiders. when he in Office Minister for War.
Only regiment OF cavalry in the Austro- Hun
garian army enjoys the prerogative Of dispensing
with mustaches In memory Of the magnificent
gallantry of the corps in a certain battle OF the
Seven Years War when owing TO the terrible loss
of life in previous battles it went into action COM
posed almost entirely OF beardless boys the only
thing available in the way of recruits.
In those days mustaches were restricted almost
exclusively TO the cavalry. The great Napoleon
would not permit any Of his infantry regiments to
wear hair on their upper lips, except his veterans
Of the so-called Old Guard. who were allowed
n'ustacheS special privilege and as a reward
for their services Hence their nickname OF Les
Moustaches Crises de TEmpereur." Nowadays
nustachcs are required in all branches OF the
army, and so particular the rulers Of Germany
and Austria about emphasizing the military char
acter Of this hirsrte adornment that they have IN
the past repeatedly taken means TO express their
strong disapproval OF the wearing Of mustaches
by civilians peremptory orders having been on
several occasions sent to the actors at state the
aires and even 10 certain branches OF the state
administration exactng that all hair should be re
moved from the upper lip
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
BERKELEY LYcEUM THEATRE.

r7,rnor having been widely circulated. TO the
effect that theatrical performances "oud pe e'Fen
=. - roerl,eIex, Iyceum Theatre a reporter from
-rbc tribune called there. last night 10 ascertain
hetber that rurnor WIS founded on fact. The the
atre appeared to be open for business tcket-taker
al the door communicated the information thdt d
ts..,ric.I performance was going on, and that
e. ,,rooyarnIne included two plays. enlisting the
ser,.icas Of = native company. headed by an actor
named Arnold DAILY, an another one-act play m
Producing Japanese thespian' named Hahako'
Tho ncighborhood was tranquil
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VICAR OF WAKEFIELD" PRODUCED.
David Bispham Renders Concert Version in
Carnegie Music Hall at Pittsburg.

Pittsburg. Oct. l5.-At the opening concert Of the
Art Society of the Carnegie Institute tonight
David Bispham the barytone. gave a concert YER
sion of the light romantic opera THE Vicar OF
Wakefield" recently produced in London. The
story is founded GoldsmIth's novel; tho lyrics
by Lawrence Housman. and the music by Liza
Lehman.
Bspham appeared the Vicar. and was sup
ported by Mrs. Violo Waterhouse. Miss Christine
Miller, Master Clifford Davies Z. g. Powell and
Reed Miller. The audience, which filed the music
hall. well pleased
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
GOV COBB GOES TO VALLEY FORGE.

Portland. Me, Oct. Ex-Governor and Mrs VIII
lam T Cobb and members of Governor Cobbs stan
and their wives left this afternoon for Valley
Forge, Penn. where Thursday they will take
mart in the unveiling of the monument known as
the Maine memorial to Revolutionary soldiers.
Governor Cobb will present the monument on be-
balr of this state TO the Valley Forge commission
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

Durham. Emma F. W. Surphen. Sarah L v
sGdden 7!.,o Sharon conn October H. 1907
Funeral and interment private -
BEBTrsnoSiGee5 B.ss iG r, 1s 1907 Ho5wak Conn.,
tGneai sse 0I CaaTes G Bets in her sis year
Conn Carriages be In waiting for train IeavrS.
Grand Centrai Depot m. Thursday.
6 s 9ssdsuss ea Ne MSHaaE & sysgIq oeess5
neral services V he N ts NE & sIn yeaT Of his age Eu
o. Episcopal Church between "a Sd aves.
ment Greenwood - A'O' @' i-SO P NJ inter
Bumsed IS Survived % SS four ~G ehfda Gt Jackson
C41KoLAN-on October IA. AT his home No 5s2 La
TSnT ysSss ave- Brooklyn. Patrick caIOIan Funeral
CoLLINs-suddenIy. Cstbsrt,s corr,. j.. 49, 20, ..-
tend the fnnera ienGs f a are TesPectfy 2yea 70 at
cock St BrooKvn % o Rsr Iase LesdenSe No SSS Han
Cemetery. nap" ave ia's'ineh' HOY cross
c9Ns-o9 October 15 1907 at the residence. Of his
p Pm m Wednesday. OIatawan and ArnbOy papers please
CRANEIon Monday. October a. 1907 Mary Crane a.
Thurs5s% cb NO +ot UniSa ST. Bro9slyn FIns5aI
Ghurh corner Of Hoyt and sacSe5t sts where solemn
,.9 hers Of the Thi. Order of Francis respectfully
Ws66 y DSSsa SssS9sr IN n her ae m Sa. Ss
No Iss West N,Sd1 T TAKE glaSs at her lats rssdsses
Sct9oer H. 1891 at ?. Carriages viii meet train
syivana Railroad. - -
aARRINGToN-At Bloomfield. N J.. October "a 1907
LoSlSd harrington, In her 10Th year Funeral sar-
No 70 Wila@sno00 f n01s av OF 6er qsDhsS Spencer Ha
O'Clock insTmsnt in oomasd asfISS esesTS @SSoOsr " at
is / bs9; os06eT T. 1907 a. the residence e WI
a9ggh Ssloved daughter q Bsnszst a and Ms4is
Daneury. Thursday afternoon. October H. 1901.
s4es s95 4SossE 1 , s hs late residence Iha
William B. Isham and daughter OF the late Eentanfn
the family - -
Catherine E ondsrdonk widow Of IustUs q Iin&letser
ngra services Will he held az the Reformed Church.
IIterment In the family pio, in Rosewood csnet.ry ~
LoW-on October IL 1907. residence No 10 West
q his Notes Of funeral heTsst,sP 'hs Sis s
oailt uowers- California papers please copy,
James W Maco:7ber IN his s5ih asr s -. ~
services az his late residence on Thursdav evenI1x
Cctooer II. at y O'Clock Intermsnt az Cypress Isfs
cemetery Brooklyn az convenience OF family
MILLER-At her home. No. 27s Ryerson st. On Mon
day October u Mary 5 Miller. Services on
wednesday October Is at D
MoREoRD-on Monday. October IL 1907. at his iat.
residence No 254 West St. in this city Chsries
private
PARSONS-Entered into rest Monday. October IA,
ary Z 1ofnpkinS widow OF Elias B. Parsons. IN
residence OF her daughter Mrs E II Barnes No.
October 16 at 2.S0 o'clock
sUTPHEN-Suddenly on October II 1907 ~ hsr bor. a.
Old Short Hills. MlIburn. y. J.. Sarah Locke Vail wife
q DT Theron \ Sutphen anf daughter of the
at The house Thursday. October II, at D. m In
'ern1en' at the convenience OF ths family.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
WEDDINGS.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

by Iel-ETnph 70 Ihh IFloII7+I
TJar+fnrd oct 15-Frederick Wiloughby Robin
son son Of General Harbin u. Robinson, OF Mon
trcal. and Miss Elizabeth Marie Mcintyre OF Klch-
noud were married this afternoon by the Rev
Dr. Edwin Pond Parker. pastor OF the south Con
,,,cra+,onal Church at the church parsonage
80 d, ,,od6,np trim through Canada and Vermont
NJ and Mrs Robinson will live in this city
where Mr.. Robinson has railway interests
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
PROFESSOR scHoFIELp AT BERLIN.

Berlin, oct. 15.-Professor William Henry Scho-
field who holds the chair OF comparative htera-
,urA AT Harvard and Mrs. Schofeld have arrived
here Professor Schofeld will begin his lectures as
exchange professor at the University of Berlin
about october 25 He attended to-day the installa-
ton of the new rector of Berlin University, DR..
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
A NEW COMEDY IN LONDON.

London Oct 15-"The Mollusc," comedy by
Hubert Davies. was well received at the Cri-
terion Theatre tonight. The play calls for only
four characters, which were played by Charles
Wyndham. Mary Moore Sam Sothern and Miss
Inescort.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
M. RosTANp NOT IMPROVING.

Paris Oct i5.-It is reported here from Bayonne
that the condition of Edmond Rostand the French
playwright. who operated on ten days ago for
appendicitis is not satisfactory.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUCKINGHAM-Dr. o. Joachim. New Orleans.
HOLLAND-JerOme X. Jerome oxford. England.
MAJESTIC-Frederick Aver. Boston. ST REGIS
G. L. Peabody. Boston. WALDORF-ASTORIA-'
Ashton knight, London VICTORIA - Joseph
Harper. Durham. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.


sail for Europe to-day are:
FOR ROTTERDAM.
! Miss Edith Ritchie.
r a Severet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Z. Schil-
ling.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. J. Walker. tr.
who arrived from abroad
CROSSE. FROM BREMEN.
Jerome K. Jerome.
Mr. and Mrs. James Lafour-
cade. Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. James II. Park.
II. Tauscher.
DR.. l. Vogel. Swiss Minister
! 70 United Statea
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecsst.-washngton. Ocs. 15--
Fair prevailed almost parts OF the
country. OF high pressure which has consumed
days passing from the DakotaS to West Virginia
s dominating feature east OF the Rocky Noun
depression which central Monday evening
In Eastern Nebraska apparently hlled up yet
caused Illinois. Iowa Missouri Southern Wis
consin and Southern Michigan No other precipitation has
occurred except in Angeles Northern Arizona
Western Texas The indications for Wednesday and
Thursday point to continuation OF fair weather In the
Fast and South Showers probable IN the Ohio Val
lev tba middle Mississippi Valley and perhaps the
lake region II will be somewhat warmer in Atlantic
Gulf states and the Ohio Valley
No marked change to colder IS indicated The winds
will be light fresh
on the Middle and South Atlantic coasts light and va
rabe mostly norherly on the 2iuf Coast light 20 fresh
lakes light to fresh southwest.
and on the upDer lakes, fresh sOutherly.
Wednesday Cor European will
have light west winds and fair weather to the Grand
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

THE POTSpAM.
MFR. and Mrs. Howard
Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Gram
and family.
Miss Ritchie.
Among the passengers
yesterday were:
KAISER WILHELM DER
Mehmed All Bey. Turkish
Minister 10 United States
Mr.. and Mrs. Cleofant'
Campanini.
The Misses Gould.
George J. Gould. Jr.
Conductor Alfred Hertz.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

Highest temperature yesterday s. degrees; lowest AZ;
for corresponding date or last
co.. average corresponding date OF last thrythree
Iocai forecast Fair Thursday light
winds.
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UNDERTAKINGS.

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ChApels Private and public ambuances Tel f324 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt. world-vfde-knovyn under
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue troisys
and by carriage. Lots. s125 up- Tsiephous 4S5S
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New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
THREATS TO KILL f

THREATS TO KILL EX-CROWN PRINCESS.
Tragedy may bring the sorry drama Of the ex-
Crown Princess Of Saxony's stormy career to a
close for il seems that Toselu deserted not one.
but two women. for the sake Of the princess. ono
Of these belonged TO the lower orders and the other
was the daughter Of a, FIorent!ne family Of the
eristocracy, where he had been employed to give
lessons Both Of these women. who were ignorant
OF each others existence until recently. have
sworn to be revenEed not much on their betTay-
er hlt moro especially upon the responsi-
bic for his treachery. and the protection which the
ex-Crovn Princess and Toselu have demanded from
the police at Florence is not so much against te
agents OF the Saxon government as against the
two women who thrstirg for vengeance one
of whom threatens to shoot the ex-Crown Princess
sight.
II would be. perhaps the best ending, as there Is
no knowing what further scandal awaits the imperial
House of Hapsburg the reguing dynasty Of Sax
onv and the Old World royalty in general In con-
nection with this misguided princess when her IN
fatuatiCn for Toseul comes 10 end. IN six
months or so. She has forfeited every veStiEe OF
sympathy that had remained to her. has behaved
with the incouceiyable cruelty toward her
blind old father and her mother who have shown
SO much forbearance and kindness to her since she
disgra ed them by her flight with Gron to Geneva
and It must now be a subject OF very general re-
gret especially to her relatives, that she could
not have been detained indefinitely IN the Swiss
sanatorium to which she committed for several
weeks after the close OF the Giron episode. II is
certain that by her conduct then and ever since
she has given abundant evidence OF a thoroughly
disordered mind and Of being woman in sense
accountable for her actions. and who ought there
fore to be cared for and kept under restraint by
knSfOlk
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

IEE-HowELIr-On October 12. 1907 az the crypt Of
Cathedral II ST. John the Divine. New York. by the
Rev Samuel Appleton p. D., associate rector OF the
Church Holy Apostles. Philadelphia Penn. Abby
Stout Howell 10 Joseph Day Lee.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16

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MANY CHANGES OF NOBLE NAME.
Lord sondes. who. after enjoying the queer privi-
lege Of reading his obituary record in the news
New-York tribune., 1907-10-16
Forecast for Special Loca

Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England
and Eastern New York. to-day and Thursday; light
TO fresh west winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware and
rarIara fair to-day and Thursday light. variable winds
For the District OF Columbia and Virginia. fair and
warmer to-day: Thursday. partly cloudy light variable
winds
nartlv cloudy possibly showers to-day; Thursday
fair. light variable winds.
Local Official Record-The following Official record
,r-oa.Lar he changes in tenn
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no TIt "
perature for twentyfour hours. IN comparison
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charge.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

ln.s Wound stemA to be obvious when
the japanese are willing to place him
on the throne. It IL alleged that II
Syek never recovered from the shock
he received at the time his mother was
slain. because Of the brutality attend
Ing her murder. She was first cut down
with swords, then taken to a court
yard. wrapped in silk and borne to
grove, where, after wood was piled on
the body and kerosene poured over the
mass. 1t was set on IRE.
49,
Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim. whose
company have been instrumental In
forming q huge iron and steel combi-
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

panish engineer discovers 4 process hy
whieh hcer u made from tablets
Tasf pear 81 large steei vessels wsrs
built fer s<rvics % the srsas lake.
Sssitn Il ths most progressive eoun-
ny N Europe Ii I'm 81 the telephone.
ONLY - pr cent - spain's 2o.oooO00
pspuiskson are abie ~ Rad sad wr5ts.
0ernsn slemmer llass threaten b stop
nail sefvies - Asientie unisss paid mare,
Etx para0e ii rkiladelphIa II hottest
~ u y~sr; ssA8 persoss wers nm.
xzxuet.
NliIiem Abrams Martin. III tolltxxy
xarsivos u ~ tNeive nssn nhp euax{csed
John Hrown. y NIiI living ID Nirxlnia.
~ ~ e<ietmtsd ~ sesensy -aflh snnj-
sxx@afy.
uhe sslue " tbs Iadia rubber isuporfed
tst1 III EhItsd St.txs daring ~ last
yezr III - srnde fosm sxxrsAted 80.
oo9N0. Brasil q ~ ehisf ssarcs q
sappty.
a t'hia<m m<rrt1.t n rssis ~ ~
eonxjrfed y nxxzfxze< wAs ssnteecsd q
5enfh NJ he3nx DEPRIVED as deer. fanr
Sardef< kept wAtxh orcF hin IL ke<p hsa
sv.ks - - shs kesth ~ III del
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Maxim gun and of siR HIRAM MAXIM.
an automatic system Of firearms, and
also OF cordite, smokeless powder, and
he has devoted much time and inven-
ton to aerial navigation. In 1901 he
was knighted by the late Queen Vic
toria, and he also is chevalier of the
French Legion of Honor. Sir Hiram
10 member of various technical and
scientific societies. and he has hand
some residence at Thurlow Park, Nor
wood, London. He has lived in Eng
land since 1881.
49,
Congressional investigation Of the
American Bible Society. which controls
the price OF Bibles In the United States,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

the next morning 10
q statement credit
ed TO DIR. Alexander
Graham Bell, the
inventor Of the tele-
phone. DIR. Bell has
great faith In the
future progress Of
Q erfal navigation
and says that he
expects an airship
To he buiit that will
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Jersey City has authorized q landscape
artist to transform level plot Of sixty
nine acres west Of the city and bordering
on tho Hackensack river into mammoth
piayfeld for the benefit Of the boys and
girls Of the city This win b. the largest
playground In the world. a. II Il six
times % large ~ the Stadium 1t Athens
and half as large again o. the Prospect
Park tBrookiyn) playground The Jer-
sey City field will be surrounded BY
drive 100 feet wide for the use or horse
men and automobiles. Near the river
viii BE- m Immense swimming pool and
recreation piers. Baseball GsIda, rolf
links. tennis court. and cricket grounds
win BE- laid out on the central portion.
and thAre yin Be great feldhouse whore
All players may make ready for the
games In The winter time there win b.
IN immense skating rink fires to al.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30
riREs DESTROY FORESTS.

Ahsst 5,Gee Aeres - T1nbew De-
s&reyeA n new EnxlaaA.
rnuxnaiiy dry conditions In the forests
thr0uxhont Massachusetts, caused b. the
ahsen<s " nin during ths last month,
have kesn responsible to large extent
Tor d. great damage ~ forest fires, which
have Swept through southeastern Worccs-
f&s county. nrroxs the Cape Cod district
and over Bristol and Plymouth counties.
Absut 100 acres hare besn destroyed
and II several cases the nanss hase net
been checked. despite the fact tint 400
men ere engaged 10 lighting them.
The extensive fires which have devas.
tated Tie Cape CD forests had their
origin ii small biaxes caused b. sparks
frem Iecpnotivss. while various causes
hare ben responsible for the Others.
Bisckened trunks and sznsldering ezrbers
ars III that remain Ia many places where
formesy were foFns&s n marketable tim
ber and heavy undexbruxh.
The most extensive 6rs \ that raging
II tbs Douglas weeds. one Of the richest
areas u timbefiand II the State. Tbs
flames thers hase devastated S.060 acres
IA Mnmachnxstfa and hare spread into
Ccnnectirui, ukerc the damage u bsiiev-
"a ID b shout one-ffsh ~ xrest. Begin.
ming Ii DoHsias4 the fire has eaten it,
way thrsuxh III forest land IN the towns
IN Sutfon. last Douglas. Webster. Mil
bury, Oxford and Bridge. and y sin
spreading.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Everybody works these days even poor old father.
Ann. and more q the pipe Of clay doing overtime
between the teeth Of the old Press wires are
uing - news all the United States that labor
never was III the country districts. North
Easf South ana West thu cry Il going up that there
are not enough farm hands 20 gather crops Wheat
cotton. cats hay, everything d suffering for want OF
harvesteu caretakerA Women obliged to get into
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

Gilman. formerly head Of Johns Hop
kins University In Baltimore. took tho
place. There are twenty-one vice pres
dents, many OF whom have never at
tended a meeting. The resources Of
the American Bible Society are said to
be at least 100000. but the annual re-
port sets the assets at s712.412.75.
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That It II only short time before Il
viii be possible to have dinner In Amer
lea one day and breakfast In Europe
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

the aans ri Hysk.
lie u ! sen 81 the
latn Empress Mila
who was assassin
atesi In 1896 and
was born on the
21tls OF March.
iS7A. Little II
known OF II Syck
except that no WINS
given what little
military training
the country af-
forsis. and that he
Ia not q man OF
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

nation In Great
Britain, Is a noted
civil, mechanical
and electrical engi-
neer. He is an
American. having
been born at San
gerviiie. Me-. In
1910. and he is Of
Puritan descent.
Sir Hiram Is the
inventor Of the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1907-08-30

has been urged by
religio us papers
throughout the east
and a strong effort
Ii being made TO
shed light on the
business dealings Of
Incorporation. The
American Bible So
ciety was without 4
president for some
years when the ven.
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