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New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THIS SEISON*S OPERA.
HammcrSfcin Not Seeking Trouble
IN philadelphia.

Os-a- fIsnme~ste,n s. still being !rnra.taued by
philadelphia mon who 7rut Kim to l.}e opera in
that ctv Ife ~tal SAWS that lo viii 9.yr lraud
opera There just soon .s Ia gets ciDlr'r;"e 70
cover tho expenses and 10 l= perfectly willing 70
hutld an opera house If some syndicate or inii-
vt1ual win nur un thn money 20 D-v tr- il. But
h~ has idea that he has plenty 20 ho0p him busy
with tho opera house here. and he is not looking
for any mora trouble.
Heinrich Conrcd evidently expects to to back at
the Notr'poll,ao this wear. for ho is having quar-
ters fitted up there the ground floor JUST when
he is conin, back 10 one knows lie g. st'U in
poor health. and has. I'm fact. not really benefited
NJ All hy his STAY I'm Europe. It SIS certain That
Guslav M4llcr win bear trn hruut Of tho work Of
direction this wear. and THAT M Conrtrd VIII
actually have u'p." 10 go with tho adriuistra-
tiou Of the opera tlau lie lad last season. trou he
was confined to his house practically au winter.
There is n distinct feeling ot Insecurity I'm some
quarters at the Notrouuitnn and some Of those
attached to IL" institution are longing for some
definite settlement OF the future OF rae company
The conditions under which lTlhIcr VIII take COR
troll next year. as he ts now expected to do arc
strl unsettled and there is considerable anxiety
pending the ARRANGEMENT Of details
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
FOURTH OF JULY STATISTICS.
Fewer Cases of Tetanus Reported-Blank
Cartridges Do Most Harm.

-. .. -,,.-75-r ~ .r-.e American Medical
To.r,ral issued yesterday, contains statistics 't'
show there has been falling eis from year 20 >',l
in tho number OF teta-es cases reported as q TS'-
of tho I'oritl of july celebration" !" li'' ',E--s
seven cases were reported Wt5lc this gear o7'E
s.&asty-thr,e cases were brought to the attention
Of .rho Journal" This is tlirty-cnH less than IN
1905. There has been corresponding decrease III
tho number cc injuries due % blank cartriaEe=
TI7} csrtriiSes arc still responsible for taa greet
ma orv Of tho cases. % Ter cent Of all cases tiiS
-,ar being due 20 t-et cause Giant crackers caused
only eight cases this year. compared with SOW
crtes7 last year. while the Toy cannon caused six
cases this year IS AGAINST ol-F one last year in
these fg~r,s "Tl~ Journal finds grounds for be-
Lowing that tere is cause tor G@1eral alarm over
the Increasing danger Of the Fourth of July ca-e-
bratlou.
causes one the more popular understanding OF the
danger that les In the blank |artr-1g" and tie
other the more scientific treatment that the |ouH 8
have received. 1T Is remarkable says the paper
THAT while the tetsr,s mortality has dropped "H
from. 81 ri 1908 90 o. the mortality from "tHS7
r.-es tf. arisen from Cd % i"- Il there had r"'
been some radical change IL the manner ~ halt-
ling Of the minor injuries OF the Fourth tie tel,'il5
cases would Tro-aa'y have arisen likewise o. 80
host tie number would have remained stationary
..rt ,,,,.I sce4rl from these statistics that the
medical n-or.- OH las learned its lesson ait done
IT'S part bur that the public does not care f-2l-'
about tie matter 70 insist oa its own protection
Every municipality las laws rroAiotiHS '-' ass
,r firearms aud Iars" cannon 'rl'h@E-. t-, " .''.'-
,,favee with ths popular s,0rmc-, t.N remain
urssrcorc,d We must class ta.s r'H.i- i"-t-'''.
with those other manifestations "f tie tH'tia'-
or human DID. iu our country va,a permits us 10
shock the cjyujz~t world with o'r i.1El--ll ''-.
~ fatalities i'm railroad wrecks and IN industrial
o.f.i.lrs not 20 mention peaceful submission
=, endemic typhoid, hydropbobia an- other PIE
vent able, Diseases
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

| such business. and IS disposed 70 put an end
! 10 it by summary means The rural guards VIII
hereafter, As 1T Camajuanj. treat the ''reyolu-
tionists' as common criminals and outlaws. and
on overtahiug any of them viii shoot 70 kill
Moreover. all persons found guilty of starting or
circulating false tales Of uprisiuEs Will De- Sc
vorely punished. Such action. iueNoIahiE ap-
Piled 10 a few offenders. will doubtless SO "on-
courage th, others IS 70 Put a" end to- the
wretched folly.
Thu outbreak Of yellow fev"~ az ''oatu'-o7 Is
a more serious matter though there Is ur doubt
that j. VIII he dealt with efficiently and rro~rt-
y. and it VIII probably result in the t.alst0rsat-
ton of the whole sanitary system q The island
and THO vcstiu- OF an authority IN "a siuC." na-
tional board instead Of leaving It with thu"
municipalities There has been talk 81 such
change for some time. aud there can h1 lrI"
doubt that had T. h.an made few months "r
even weeks ago the present outbreaks 't iH'"E
would not have occurred TIL" vile condition
of Cienfuegos has long been notorious. n IS
the diriest CITY in tho island thanks I" tie ."-"
ri,s mo hold the Offices draw the saisr.,s and
1a- tn etsecrs 20 urrIsaued. In ,ieufu'I"~
about S1p1oea Ec-r IS appropriated t"r stn.-
-ation including street s.caniuG- OF tins amount
the irlzuIar government contributes tour-hLthS
and tLe local municipal government only "a'-
nth Yet the latter controls III" tAP@noi'.i"
Of the whole sum. The result is no." T7'H-u-5
aprarent A. a writer In la Iu.ua reports.
the CITY of CtenfueEos does nnt suen" " 'fH' 'l
that Sio0Oo0 for street srrinhi.rg or for s."'rn-
ger work. hut nearly al Of ta" money provided
in is sanitary budget goes toward fn" salaries
Of those who act a. tho local chiefs and lhNI'2-
.o-s men who ger their appointments through
local political influence. ana 'ho aie necessa'i.v
under obligation NOT 70 report the E"r- men th0t
aye expected 10 report. 70 disturb some no.1N-
cal pet who violates every known rul" NJ health
Now Tho insuIar government has appropriated
$4,000 10 stamp out the epidemic. This money
vii he srcn: ana the work viii he done 10y tn"
insllIar government itseae and not by th" local
authorities and there is reason 20 hope that
sf,,,;,ar disnosition VIII be made of all sanitary
,or, il? the island or At least that # VIII all ho
,,ilt ,i95cr tle direct supervision and control az
The central government. Governor Mae""n la
;rpivirg 10 CicnfueSos tho same vigorous r'iicF
vim which he was S, successful i'm lidding
Pana,a, of yellow fever, and it is 20 b" expected
he Will achieve equally gratifying results
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
HUGHES HOLDS RETIEU
Visits camp Of Fomth Brigade,
y. g.. at Farnham. y. J.

H.".fo. Arr. 22.-6ioHe'uT Hughes and stan ar
rived ..-. t,.- morning. and after breakfast start d
Ca- r.r-.srl the site oc :he lamp Of -" Fourth
I-,ea-" .t -l.r Naliars, tinatd.
The Geser.s.- and LIS ACCOMMODATING -'ar o01 sers
7s.-, .te.I st brigade headquarters y Major g.
Hara.t Ts... tr. Of o., rta. Major Charles j..
WOLF. Of r.e -;-e. a.i Cautan Charles \ sim
rr..- -.e q To-.re-t. who aye r.-lm''ral aides
- t.r G.t.rrrr. A',,r t.~ minutes SIP ut IN re-
r.a.e ..1 a.a" 'rran.,E .H@ Governor "a- Joined
n- General r,fe .uo. oommar der or ~" Fourth Rl-
s4ra and t..o march .r t.r soldiers in r.ti"w vas
tr--.- Tl. .ri- o+ '', '.r" vas occupied hy th"
,1rr J--...a S.a-ss -r.s~'-v TEa '7fh Regiment
or taa E.rora. Gua-. rar0o ucSt. followed hv tNe
-4rn Regimen. and t.o II E,em"rt tn" last COM
,...e ro pass j.. ~.si.w vas company IT. of The 3d.
.-s-rrasa8 oC l.au ot t.r oil f-t S'rara-e Com
,... ut Rochester A. tHe close of the rovt"" H."
Visitors were taken 20 headquarters. Ul'r" T0c'0
zion was '-rfsr.I the c'ar0and'r ~ chic
sra~ luncheon at tine Counrrs. home - EoaNT'
---s GOV, a., Governor and his military soc;o-
ta.- sv4,o -ak,u ~ tie Thomas Indian Reservation
g.. Irn.ae.s ..d tf.er.e - G0Uania Vner" t,a Ms
t..r- ..rr. 81 train t.~ larrsz'n7r. where the Gov
c--.o. IS -n..a-.- lie ".r't
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
ATTACK ON FORT BOONE RE-ENACTED.
No Blocdshed. However in Historical Repro
duction at the Jamestown Exposition.

Norfolk Ea.. AuC. 22-T3istorT was eTanhi-
eauy reproduced ~ Oh Fort h""ne. the Ken
tuehr STATE Ea3atus ~ tho jamestown eApos'-
ton. iu to-day's celebration Of Winchester 'hHo
Dav. vheu the attack made upon Fort Boone IN
tie days Of Daniel Boone Icy Indians, VIII" capt
urcd and carried Off two uatIens, cut or from
the fort i'm The original attack, was repeated.
The attack was made hy real Indians from one
Of tho exposition reservations. and tn" defence
wa. as Ear as possible. by descendants Of those
WHO made Tho original defence. Miss Ruth
searcv. who represented Betsy galloway. and
Miss Anne Lee Sutherland. who imp'rsonated
Frances Galloway. the girls whom the Indians
captured in the eighteenth century. are great
great-rranddaughters Of Bartlett Searcy. who
was leading defender of the fort and one of the
party which subsequently rescued his daughters
from the redskins.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
NEW YORK TO MAINE BY TROLLEY.

ITCm J he keUnoUeC JOLIuuI
Nathan Harris. of Auburn. arrived home last
VceA from a extended trip To New York and 3OS-
ton. NJ. Harris made the trip from New York 10
the head Lisbon street, in Lewiston, by trolley
and car men along the route told him that lie was
the first person who had performed the feat
Others have made portions of the trip. and possi-
have made the whole trip II different
times but so far IS known else has
l-,ra the whole distance direct In continuous pas
sag The Journey required three days. starting
from New York at O'Clock in the morning and
r,3rhiu- Lewiston on the last car of the third
day TWO night stop-oEers are required. In actual
fares tI, trolley carries cheaper than the
Steam roads, but the added time stops
nj night make Il greater total cost. The best
stretch OF road, all things considered, between
Eoston and Worcester. with the road from Slc0
tn Portland Il close second BY early fall il will
Ia nosslhls IL 20 from Augusta Tor Waterv!lla to
NezG York bv trolley, whereas now lewiston or
10 be more exact. Turner, IS the limit
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
NOVEL PLAYHOUSE OPEN
Nee York Theatre RcoT0nged-
DaIU'S PAINTINGS on Val.

When the New York Theatre opens its doors to-
night the permanent home in this city Of kia"
& ErIaHgcrs advanced vaudeville, patrons of ti-s
form Of entertainment will view playhouse that
n many ways has no counterpart IN this country
Although there has been no reconstruction in the
body Of the house. thoro has bcrn a trau~Fot.Hd-
ton IN nearly every part Of IT,
One of the most attractive features Of this trans
formation which VIII appeal the Artistic taste Of
tho patrons is a spacious io-rgnc rooW on the
walls OF which hung tho out.ir collection %
AuEustin DAYS Paintings Of distinguished PLAYERS
This IS said he tn" most pr.zod collection OF
PLAYERS In this countr..
THIS collection makes tuo loUrlinr room an at
traction In itself one which patrons Of tho stag"
would undoubtedly 70 fa~ TO 500. The room t.-ccs
broadway IS decorated in deep red and ltvIshIy
furnished In the centre is IL fountain 4 base
trimmed IN gold. The paintings are ;ot hung IN
chronological order, but arranged in gro'iTs, largo
and small ana with that is almost s"r-r..
On the cast wall 10 tho right tic pa "tiug cf Nc
CuIloCgh is tho first attract tao eye. Iscro and
there the experienced eye would licz out Mrs. Gil
bort aud a score Of other famous mon ANA women
Of the stage, When kIaW x ErIauser acquired
Days Theatre ttis collection went with tt. They
had bcen waiting au opportunity to give IL" public
view of these picture, fra place V nor" tie sur
ro-ndugs would be appropriate. and found It when
H. plans for tie turning oc tbs house into homo
OF vaudeville were reviewed.
IL" interior O.: the tncatre proper IS decorated g.
red and gold Tue walls o. the boxes a~" de-.
GRATED with red silk tapestry Eamouz.uI with tile
hoavv gold oWhoss.nE of th" exterior. What vas
known LAST season a. tn" irarlsl.5da de iuNo has
been converted in'p concert garden. where Tho
patrons lu II" ilt.rll.s-0u. may entertain AND ha
entertained. TIL" to''.grH.ou.o idea Of cafort7iu-
mont WI prevail horo. I'll. appointments Of this
garden are IN knepiuE with the remainder NJ Tho
house
Tie stage .- o-e oe ,ao largest in tie country.
There have l"en ~ev~raI changes mad" 70 ro-f0r-l
. t'o ron"r,l idea of "a music hall Tho equipment
OF scenery s. surh 'hat at moments r"%.n tho
shfuc-s can pm together any variety 80 scenes
demanded ~ to acts When t." -oarlt.s-sn mont
Of This rfayh0ss" was planned III" management
n,d ta view nm amusement TI4~" alt"r the stEI"
Of the 1-st class MUST. r..ls of Eurorc. Tonight
t-o patrons OF THO house VIII =" p'tcn an 00u'g-
tuulv to form rhsir own opinion on this point.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
EXPLOSION INJURIES IS.
Firc7corks Stored in D7ccIIjHg BIo5c
Up-Fiye Of Family in Hospital.

Madison. y. J., Aug. 2:.-Thirtcon persons
were more or less burned and injured this even
ing when a lot of fireworks exploded in a two
story frame house in which three families
lived Two of those hurt may die and four
others were sent to the hospitals at Morris
town.
The building in which the explosion took
place was a two-story frame one on Green
Village Road. Salvatore Monde. who owned
the building and manufactured fireworks, had
a lot in storage in the house There we're
fourteen persons living in the house. but saliva
tore Monde was absent. The cause of The ex-
pIosIon is not known The house burned to
the ground.
Tie most seriously hurt are Frank Monde
and John RilIo who are not expected 10 re
cover. and LIatteo Rjllo. brother Of the more
seriously injured man. Five of the thirteen
injured are members Of Salvatore NIonde's
family
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
DECATUR MANSION TO BE TORN DOWN

From Tho Philadelphia IHluilc'- , ,-..-.
\ celebrated landmark OF more iG'a ~ - I ,Irry
I.rrrts in its Vicinity u w;ts once IN. 80, --' III
',-S,,,,,l.rr Stephen Decatur. dEi an VINO ',l-
''l,lt lt,i--l :, ~, Mediterranean t"-i inter ~
IN the homestead. Ii stands cut on I"" I""- l+,--
Lane. IN Fr.lukiord~ TN the "'''I '-
ruuudlugS. ., ..t-,r sale" gupe.ireL
-, -. .id fashioned rambling h"iut+St iu
l,s universal regret IN the nglS"'3- -.lNL "L l
-f., tt-a+ N-= long been -Hi!r.t or I't''' 20
i'tt, - 80 l'rsuIford. and Tho rtSr'l Wt@
d,rpCnc,i when it found t9tt a f Io'" % ,i]n p'.
I,"@.,,l,. r-frston The C~ttt" adlou~ tLr ~t'. a..
Tho ancient powder mill o. ltrV.t4t4I.,,L5 - ''
m" pt,atur mansion ha~ long nsen no'fa , - w '.
-. - ti,. naval hero Who did much tp"d'd ca
I'ii'c - ,l,r,- az our UaEaZir" VT'WFS~ 70 tHr
fr corners Of the earth In l>N iis SIt@riS t 80 ="
I,ili,4.frI,o e.tyc splendid banquet % tar nero
~ .rrin.u .'thc prid" and honor OF t!a nation
.tr5 an December IN. lN.3, the tolIl'l 'l
~ - ~, ,,ori Ntm q sword. ono OF his pct
,,1rs A. that tltue Was TN" Biyard or me -,
49, 49,, -av1a time resolutions were aGoPted ClcG,s-
~ ~ 'Ie f his gallant work in capturing the British
rtr..-tn \ ,aLOrll.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
OBITUARY..
WOODBRIDGE STRONG.

rEy Telegraph Tic T-its.e.l
New IrIusv.icK y. J.. A--- -t-N r"uh'i'-"
strong who served three terms as judge OF tire
AftddIe-cx county Court and Who vas on" "f li1e
oldest members OF tie N"w jersey bar a.'a I@'"
this afternoon from an attack o. bronchitis an"
e.s.atory His sons. Allen H. and ex-senator
Theodore Strong. ana his daughter. Elizabeth "'ie
~ his bedside. Judca Strong was born IN 'jht'I'.
y y February e. tS27. and was cradHa'ei if''h
Rutgers College. this city. i'm 1875 ite went 20
California iu 1870. rcssrucd in few years a7i
wa7 admitted to the tar i'm 1S-- In l>'i lie was
appointed law Judge q Ni'JIeseX Governor Joel
Parker si-1i~@ his cauu.is-io"- judge strong
SERVED five years ana then retired to practise. in
ls4; Governor Holm W Gr.sIs appointed him law
Judge for another term. Governor Foster NJ Eo'r-
hoes rroiuted lin for third ."rr0- 1T tie FN-
piratiou ot which no retired from the bench Alter
his retirement Judge Strong devoted his time 70
Iort..aHu--. Ife married ON AUGUST :. 49,. iiaT-
r:ct T. IIartn~II daughter cs Torati.1 Hart|'i.
ytomiuc.t farmer. pewc~r1tir roI.;.'-an and
state LEGISLATOR Of I.ttI1tou Mas They had i'e
c- .iId-er Edward Woodbridge. it0ye-. 81 CIR
cinruti. AIKEN H.. lawye-. of New Bru7~NlcN'
counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad. Elztbetn
r. residing at home, ex-senator Theodore Siror-,
Of New Hr7gusvtck. and Joseph h. w"o d.ed III
f-.F
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
WHAT NOT TO ASK THE CAPTAIN.

The annual rush Of tourists back and forth over
the Atlantic has begun said liners captain,
and ! am hardening myself to stand the usual
ten tourist gUeSti"IS-
.'rI.r. ar, ten questions that every tourist who
cae rrt near enough puts 10 M. You'll put them
- M If Won ever cross my ship | have been
asked these questions 3fi&2 times. They are:
Were Nou ever sIipWreck"dH
ANY whales in this latitude
How deep is tho water here
What tips are usually given. and /" whom"
How many times have You crossed the At
laut.c2 .,,o
.\Nlfy YOU always painting This ship
w. nj you let come up ON the bridg" s01oe
time , tn,
Won iu the spring Of %?
rls:.- stupid questions. don't t@9s
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Joe Weber has engaged j. J. Rodriguez the
manager OF his music hall this season. Mr.. Rod
rlgucz has been manager for Mr.. Mansfield. Miss
NIarlorye. tie Empire stock Company and many OF
the PLAYERS connected with Charles Dillingham;.
Tho Grand Opera House Will open Tonight, tho
attraction being The Boys Of Company b John
barrymore VIII appear IN the principal part.
Harry Woodruff and the company that Will play
brown Of Harvard began rehearsaIs yesterday
1t Days Theatre Miss Helena Byrne has been
engaged for an important part IN the piece
Madison Square Theatre. It IS announced VIII
open September with a comedy called The Man
on the Case" or which Miss Grace Livingston
Furniss is tie author
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
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New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
CHOPIN AND CHESS.

From Tho Montreal STANDARD
a. .rban- no So,iuder musician living
+nan Sr Iyaitcr Farratt. the Master of the hing $
SSy,tii "a ~ would require something ut a ruS-
NJ ,Sly, o. scrDI1pl!sh the feat Sir Walter per
formed when STAYING with some musical iIleI,i5
y, r.rf,,- some years ago J" Uiill- away the
,',jy,,- chess was suggested. and Sir waiter no
T,s-.d that h. should sit ot the piano sn4 play
!. "'I tli,,,Td nj ;hc same time. The thal. .c7s.a
] I' Ca.r1,r.t and with his back TO the board, Sir
W. ~, q, - at rr, piano ana played Chopin and
" " .I..oIrr calling his moves whenever nee
esslry lie won the s'fiAe IN ''-'oe-'io''i u '
hour.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast.

Official Record and Forecast.-WnshiuEtoD Aug 22
Tho Northwestern disturbance has Increased in
strength central north Of LAX" Superior
II has caused considerable rain in t." ohio Valley
and the Middle Atlantic states. but rain has
fallen along the lakes IN Eastern New York Tho
s,ov sry condition which has prevailed for several
dava IN the South Atlantic and East Guf states
+trues In the West fair weather prevails
The Temperatures Is general" below the seasonahie
average I'm Atlantic districts Elsewhere IS
slightly above showers indicated for tic lower
lake region England and tho Middle Atlantic
states saturday. with slight temperatures In
rho East Gulf and South Atlantic states occasional
thunder showers also probable The weather sun
generally fair. except i'm the South. where
- Jrdc- showers probable Tho eastward movement
~ Am area OF higher pressure which olsrlies North
eru mountain districts VIII cH!~" somewhat lower
tempcratures the Missouri aud Upper Mssiss ppi
valleys
,rrIa along England and Middle Atlantis
.oast ciIl tc fresh brisk south South Atlantic
Iiglt fresh southwest. 'iUif Coast light %
frnsh south: On the lower lakes brisk south. with
orCas sional showers. upper lakes. fresh northwest
steamers departing SATURDAY f"r European VIII
have fresh southwest winds a.t cloudy weather 10
Grand Banlts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24
SETH W. w. GuRN EE.

Seth ". " Garnee. an accountant for q firm or
architects, died ON Thursday ~ his home No.
its Tompkius avenue. Hro'llly1- ii' N@s s+AlS -
three wears old. HIS health had been poor since
l1ar-r and for the last ton weeks he had o"en
confined 20 his home. While j" took an active
part in uoit.cz Mr.. Ciuruee never held any pubic
office. NJ Curuee was born in old Grefi.V.-lh
village. tie leaves q wife. t0' s0Es and q da'-Sl-
ter TIE funeral Will hc hold m MS '''."l l.--7
. ,-. brr,el will ra at Greenwood Gene
New-York tribune., 1907-08-24

As-FsF.NAN-At solsa Branch. y D. Aaslz, % 49,:
,tt sre tr,.r@f o., lr-.r+ rf. funeral services AZ
south Branch Chur,a. Monday at 1.fo p- M car
.. II - a. NJ. VIA Central I-arsal e n, jersey
TAIrEJ-Nr-tt 2-evH.r=. y g.. surlst . 15o5. after
brief tlre-=. Fri- Errru.r. in his -tt year '3ertl
services rr late residence ". m Overlook Iltce
Washington Heights. on MONDAY, A1s-s, -, q go"
l. "-
r. widow OF parri J. f'..e iH he- S't ysa- Funeral
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