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New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
ERA Diavolo." !"

Quite the best piece of acting so far presented
by the Aborn Opera Company at the Lincoln
SQUARE Theatre that of the part of Beppo,
played by Robert Lett, with Arthur Wooley as
Giacomo his partner in rascality. in the production
last evening of Aubers Fra Diavoo.' MI harry
Luckstone filled the title role with vigor. grace
and good voice. and Miss Estelle Wentworth
made a Zerlina worth going much further than
e6th street TO hear and The sextet from
Lucia" was interpolated at the end of the second
act a special feature, and received with
more applause than it merted, it marred
by some singing markedly off key Again the
chorus of the company proved tower of strength
and did excellent work. For week, which is
announced the last week of the season. The
Chimes of Normandy is slated, with Milton Aborn
as Gaspard This is the first time in eight years
Mr. Aborn has appeared in the character. and it
is probably the last time, this engagement being
made only after earnest appeals on the part of
Mr. Blaney, lessee of the theatre.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10


John Goodnow was born ;r Greensburg. Ind. on
June o. 1858. His father who was a lieutenant
colonel of the 18th Indiana Volunteers during the
Civil War In 1870 removed to Minneapolis, where
the son attended the public schools, and was grad
uated from the University of Minnesota in 1873
He was Immediately appointed chemist OF the
Minnesota Board of Health, and retained that post
until 1884, when he engaged in the lumber and ruei
business until his appointment as Consul Generai
Shanghai. China by President Mckinley IN
1897.
Mr. Goodnow at one time was of consider
able fortune and was the owner of the Mime
apolis baseball team Later he met @ith reverses
and quarreed garbage contract with MS
partners who brought serious charges against MIN
in the courts. He was always interested in poll
tics and wa strong supporter of Senator WASH
burn until the latters contest with Governor Mel
son over the SenatorshIp Then Mr. Goodnow
transferred his allegiance to Mr.. Nelson
He was known as the Original Mckinley man In
Minnesota" and took 2 prominent part in the or
ganization of the League Of Republican Clubs
AS Consul General at Shanghai during the Boxer
troubles in 1900 when Minister Conger was Virtu-
ally a prisoner in the legation at Peklns' MI.
Goodnow met the responsibilities which deVoVeo
ubon him as the next ranking American repre-
sentative in China in highly admirable manner
and exerted a notable influence in maintaining
peace ir the central provinces OF emma rahu III
protecting the lives and property or Foreigners
His services publicly acknowledged py the
Chinese government, and In 1907 he was apPoiiiteu !
a commissioner to negotiate treaty with that
country.
In 1905 however. Herbert H. D. Peirce, Inird
Assistant Secretary of State, as the result or an
investigation of the American consulates IN 'he
East preferred eighty-two charges against Consui
General Goodnow involving alleged corruption IN
Office While these charges were still penoiiis
Mr. Goodnow resigned and accepted the post OIL
adviser to the Viceroy Nanking.
Mr. Goodnow twice married the second uii7
70 Mics Elizabeth Beaver at Yokohama, japan,
in 1897 He was a member of Chi Psi and PM beta
Kappa fraternities and of the Masonic oroeE.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
TETRAZZINI HERE JANUARY Is.

Oscar Hammerstein, director OF the Manhattan
Opera House. announced yesterday that he had re-
cefved cable message from Mr.. Brignoi, his per-
sonal representative in London. stating that Nine.
Tetrazzini had signed supplementary contract to
appear at the Manhattan Opera House this season,
and that she would make her first appearance on
January To- The contract calls for fifteen perform
ances with the privilege of increasing this number
1t was said at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night by a representative of Mr.. Conried that if
Tetrazzni tried to appear in this city Mr. Conried
would enjoin her from doing He said Mr.. Con-
ried's contract with the singer binding.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
Died.

DAY-on Monday December Livingston. staten fs-
h1g seth year. Funeral her residence Davis ave-.
Wednesday. December II. at .. m
EARLs1on sundsy December s 1907 William Charles
FILoR-on Pm December Mabel Jsn1Pson wife Of Wal
ter H. Flor Notice OF funeral hereafter
JUNGE-on sunday. December s. 1901. Amelia Junss.
wd9~ w 10 Of Walter Jgnge IN her ssh year soo a.
N Y Interment private.
KNAPPmA, Victoria. British Columbia. Decsmber 8
@ 1917 waldo S, Ellis knapp in his 44h ye2r Fnera. a.
December IL. at O'Clock ..
1aaan aS S:es.SSs Boe l Mar1
beloved wife Of the late Edward Mcsoriey.
mont. OF George W MarIor- Funeral services at
her late residence Roselle. y u wednesday, December
Jersey Central Railroad from foot Of Liberty
ss51i @ N bsD On ss nn s se4s.
as IN ses I h s ysa % 1o
inst. at p. m Interment Evergreens.
NEsEoa On Monday December IN her sth ysa ie aslsn
Nefr. their residence No 5sJ Quincy ST. Brooklyn
PEARsALL.on I IL sunday December 1907 MaTsaIss !, :.
her late residence Waterbury Conn Tuesday evening
December Des 10 1sqs At os0eK lnerment at Green
PoILLoN-Decerber 8. at her late
residence No as West SD ST. C1rEsis az w -; wils we. q
o. Fowler. Funeral private. Please omit flowers
RANDAt Milan Italy on October 20 Annie sR5,ns. dn,s
Italy; November 2 memorial service VIII 5s held at
her late residence Hawthorn Place. Mcntclair.
N. J.. Wednesday. December II. az D
SCHUYLER-On Sunday. December s. 1907 at her rest
dence. summit. ". j.. Georgia widow OF the late
Edwards o. Schuyler. IN the 42d year Of her age
SHAUGHNESSY-Oa December Z. 1907. No. 6S1 saith
Brooklyn. William H Shaughnessy- Funeral Tues
day afternoon at o'clock Interment al Calvary
sLOGGATT-on Sunday evening. December Mrs
Martha sloggatt. Sloggatt. IN the 9ist
year age Funeral services will be held at her
late No. 2S3 SD Brooklyn. Tuesday
evening December 10. o'clock lnterrnent private
SNrTTI-On Sunday J. Fowler Smith. In the
p3d Of age Funeral services at his late resi-
dence. 129 ave. Brooklyn. Tuesday. De-
cember 10. p.
TAFT-At MiIIbury. Mass December s. 1901 LOUISE
NJ widow of the Alphonso TAFT. of Cincinnati.
Ohio. Funeral will be held IN A1lbury on
Tuesday II O'Clock Internent at CINCINNATI. cnio
Thursday.
WII.MARTH-on December 1907. ais residence. No.
90 Otis Henry Wilnnarth IN his SD year
wOTHERSPOON-On December Q. 1901. NJ Louise De
Voc wife Henry II. wotherspoon- Funeral services
at residence. 46 West 127th ST.. December TO- ~
s D. InterInent private.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
"MEFIsToFEIE" AT THE METROPOLITAN.

''Mefstofele' repeated last night at the
Metropolitan Opera House, with Mr.. Martin as
Faust, Miss Farrar Margarita and Chalapine
Mefstofele All OF the principals in the cast
sang with fine feeling and enthusiastically
applauded by the large audience present Mr.
Chaliapine received tremendous applause at the
close of the second act and was called before the
curtain several times. Miss Farrar and Mr.. Martin
as generously received. Tomorrow night
Iris will be sung with Caruso, Scott, Journet.
the cast.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
nEAE AND DUMB AGRlcULrURIsT.

Chicago Dec 9.-Announcement that Mary Jo-
sephine Crane, daughter of Charles X. Crane. the
iron manufacturer intends to become a farmer Is
arousip- much interest in Chicago. Miss Crane,
who has been deaf and dumb from birth. is about
to finish three years course in agriculture IN the
University of Wisconsin. Recently MISS crane s
father gave her farm near the Crane summer
home at Lake Geneva. She intends 10 dlfect the
,rnrlr there next summer personally.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

STEPHEN BUHRER. Mayor of Cleveland for two
terms from 1867 TO 1871. died at his home In that
city yesterday. He born December 25. 1926
at Zoar Ohio, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
PETER HELLWEGE. president of the Bank
of New Orleans at New Orleans founder
of the Hancock County Bank, at Bay ST.
Louis Miss, and of the best known hnanciers
in Mississippi. died at Waveland. Miss. Sunday.
aged 77 years.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
METRoPoLITAN'S MUSICAL DIRECTOR.

Vienna Dec. 9.-Gustave Mailer former director
of the Imperial Opera here, left this city to-day
for the United States. He is accompanied by his
wife and will sail from Hamburg December II
on the steamer Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. Herr
Mailer is fill the position of musical director
at the Metropolitan Opera House. New York.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
T. GET SHARE OF ~pU BARRY" RECEIPTS

Syracuse Dec s-Ezra p. Prentiss. of New York,
receiver for Mrs Leslie Carter. had conferences
with the actress I'm this city, and succeeded in max
ing an ARRANGEMENT whereby part Of the receipts
from -Du Barry will be paid over daily to the re-
ceiver Mr. Prentiss made the point that Mrs. Car
ter's contract the play, use of scenery, etc.
constituted assets of value that he could realize
,inon the creditors.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

REL MONT-W. NJ. Bissell. Chicago; d. o. Ives
Ct Louis BUCKINGHAM-R. C. Sharon, Brock
port HCLLAND-W- 3: Rogers. Laurel. Miss
Mawr PLAZA-Johp F, Harris and Colonel Isaac
Elwood Chicago; Mrs Morton Mitchell Paris; c.
lincoln Chicago: Mrs. Ralph R. Root. Cleveland.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Morton Smith. Phila-
delphia.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
AsoRNs COMPANY FOR BROOKLYN.

Milton and Sargent Aborn effected an arrange
ment yesterday with Klaw G. Erlanger by which
their opera company now Installed at Blaneys Lin
coin Square Theatre will continue its successful
career at the Grand Opera House In Brooklyn.
which is now devoted to advanced" vaudeville.
The Aborn company will close its engagement at
the Lincoln Square week from Saturday night
and the following Monday will open in Brooklyn
with a revival of Robin Hood THE Chimes
of Normandy will be sung at the Lincoln Square
next week, with Milton Aborn in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
MRS. GEORGE w. MARLoR.

Mrs George W. Marlor wife of the Deputy AS
sistant Treasurer of the United States at New
York died on Sunday at her home, Roseile n. j.
The funeral will be held tomorrow. Only fort
night ago Mr.. and Mrs. Marlor celebrated the
fortieth anniversary of their marriage son and
two daughters, besides her husband. survive Mrs.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
JOSEPH ARMSTRONG.

Boston. Dec. 9.-Joseph Armstrong. manager of
the Christian Science publications, died at his
home in Commonwealth avenue tonight. Mr..
Armstrong was of the defendants with Mrs.
Mary Baker G. Eddy in the suit brought asains.
her last spring by next friends for account
ing of her property. He was born in Carroltor.
Ill In 1913
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
BARITONE SINGER DEAD.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Chillicothe, Mo, Dec 9.-John Marshall williams
a barytone, who sang two years ago in the Met
ropolitan Opera House, New York, was sooist for
John Philip Sousa one and we'll known
in musical circles throughout the West, died here
to-day, leaving wife and son.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
PROFESSOR NORTH SCHMIDT.

Frankfort Main. Dec. 9-The death is an
nounced of Professor 'Moritz Schmidt. the well
known Iaryngologist. He removed polypus from
the throat of Emperor William several years ago,
and his majesty conferred upon him the title of
exceency.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
!. H STODD4RT DEAD.
Teteran Actor Passes Azcay IN NeSc
.Jerseu Home.

James Henry Stoddart the actor. died yesterday
at his home in Sewaren, N. ]. He was eighty
years old Mr.. Stoddart was member of the old
Union Square Theatre Stock Company. His prin-
cipal successes made in playing old men
parts.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

theatre upon Sunday, neither, on the other hand.
would force them to go TO church. Yet I
can see nothing vicious flowing from the main
tenance Of merry-go-round"
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
SDeciaL Notices.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe1c;aI Record and Forecast.-W ashington, Dec. O.
general storm without yet high winds. ex-
tends from region to the Gulf West OF the
Mississippi the weather is fair and cod except Oh inc
north Pacific Coast. where rain has fallen
The eastern storm will pass over Atlantic Coast dis
ricts Tuesday causing in the middle Atlantic and
New England states in the Ohio Valley and the
lake region. weather win clear Iuesday night anu
adnes3ay will be fair colder II Will De colder
1890 IN the mississippi Ohio valleys. the lake re
eion and the Gulf and southern Atantic stes.
the Northwest he temperature will rise as,
Seamers departing Tuesday for European ports VIII
have hrjsk south win rain to the Grand Banks
storm warnings displayed on the Great LAKES and
-, tba Atlantic coast Jacksonville to Norfolk
o IT, Winds along the New England coast will be brisk
sherv increasing Tuesday along the middle Atlantic
south; along the southern Atlantic
coast brisk south. shifting to west along the east ut
northwest; on the west CUR coast
sh north on the lakes brisk to high northwest
and on the upper lakes brisk northwest.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
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yesterday, 81 degrecs lowest. 4l
average 46: average for corresponding aate las yea
corresponding date last thirtythree years 50
Local Forecast-Rain to-day; Wednesday. fair and
colder: brisk south Winds shifting to west
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
AN ENGAGEMENT.

Mr. and Mrs. James Pott, Of Greenwich, Conn.
announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss
Eleanor n Pott, to T. Percival Delafeld.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
OBITUARY.
JOHN GoopNoW.

Mtnnea polls Dec. "A cable dispatch received
here by relatives announces the death at Malaga,
Spain of John Goodnow. formerly consul general
at Shanghai Mr. Goodnow recently had interested
himself in the causes of the Spanish boycott on
American goods
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
Died.

Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will be
repubIshed in the Tr-Weekly Tribune without extr.
char
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

r. readily accessible trains from Grand
Webster Jerome Avenue srolley9
and by carriage. Lots s125 Telephone 4S5S
Gramercy Book of Views or representative
ONCE, 20 East 23d ST.. New York City.
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Bailey Florence. Pearsan. Margaret L. n.
Behr, Grace II. fohLon, Cornela W.
Day, Elizabeth n. Rand. Annie "
Earle William c. Schuyler. Georgia A
Flor. Mabel E. j. Shaughnessy. William H
Amelia Sloggdtt. Martina
Enapp. E. Smith. j. Fowler
McSorIey Taft, Louise NJ.
Marlor. Martha McC. Winarth, Otis h :,
Mazzia Annie. Wothesspoon. NJ. L. De v.
Nef NJ
BAILE-Y-suddenIy at Greenwich. Conn. on December
1907. Bailey Funeral services at the resi-
dence brother. August A Bailey. No 24o Mil
hank ave, Wednesday December ii. 1907. at p m
Boston NIass.) papers please copy
BEHR-At Morrstown. N J., December s. Grace Howell.
wife OF Herman Behr. of New York and Morriseown-
Funeral the Church OF the Redeemer,
Morristown. j., Tuesday. the 10th inst. It 1880
a m Special $50 a- train from New York,
D., /. & w.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
Mr.. PADEREWskPs PROGRAMME

AT his last recital of pianoforte music before his
return from the Pacific Coast next April, which
will take place in Carnegie Hall next Saturday
afternoon, Mr.. Paderewsk will play the following
list of pieces:
Prelude and fusue in A minor -Bach-Lszt
quasi fantasia, G sharp minor Op. 27. No 2.
Beethoven
Carnival scenes mignonnes quatre notes. Op. o.
Schumann
Ballade in fiat :--...-.......-
Nocturne in y fat, Op- 62.
Mazurka 3 fiat minor Chopin
etudes. Nos l. and z. Op. 10.
3 16-
Cracovienne entsstfque, Op- II. No S.. Paderewski
Spinning Song The Flying Dutchman.'
Wagner-Liszt
Hungarian Rhapsody List
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
roracast for Special Localities.-For New England.
xai dar. clearing colder Wednesday: brisk south

EOre
1T, 5ax. clearing and colder Wednesday: brisk
Eor Eastern New York rain to-day; colder in north
,esorn porNon fair and Wednesday, brisk south
Eor Fsasern Pennsylvania New Jersey and Delaware
rain today: fair colder Wednesday; brisk south
winds, shifting TO west
For Maryland Virginia rain to-day, followed by
western Portions fair and
colder Wednesday; brisk south winds shifting to west
For the District Columbia rain to-day clearing in
the fair and colder Wednesday fresh south
Enr western Pennsylvania Western New York. rain
ana much colder to-day: furres Wednesday, brisk
northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10

Washington. Dec. s.-Ohicia information of the
death of King Oscar of Sweden was conveyed TO
this government in cable diSpatch from Amer
ican Minister Graves. last even The President
to-day sent a telegram Of coincidence addressed to
the new King at Stockholm. follows:
deeply sympathze with your majesty and with
the people of Sweden in the loss of an honored
father and a venerated sovereign
A THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
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FUNERAL OF KING OSCAR.
Will Not Be Held Inside of Two Weeks
= President Roosevelt Sends Condolences.

stockholm Dec. 9-The funeral of King Oscar
probably VIII not be held inside of a fortnight.
The body has been embamed Queen victoria,
wife of King Gustaf arrived here this morning.
Attended by the princes and his suite, King Gus
taf at noon to-day received the homage of the
troops who were drawn up in a semicircle around
the palace The King addressed the troops briefly,
saving that it his firm conviction that they
would be ready always TO follow him when the
welfare of the country required them to do so.
The Queen Dowager will live in retirement.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-10
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rocaI Official Reeord.-The following official record
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CONGRESSMAN J. II. oUTHWAiTE'

Columbus, Ohio, Dec. e.-Joseph H. ou'ii" orc
ex-Congressman from Ohio. died at MS hohie eai y
this morning from pneumonia
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
Hunting Season Opens.


: The season for hunting opens to-
morrow morning and many of the To-
cal sports were busy today making
ready to celebrate the day by slaugh-
tering many of the prairie chickens
and grouse that feed on the sur
rounding hills Several hunting par
ties were expecting to go across the
river to look for chickens in the
grain fields CT the Columbia valley
but owing to the delay in repairing
the ferry the trip has been postponed
for the present. To have right
to go out with a gun ami look for
something 10 shoot at costs small
fee these days, But strange TO say
there are no questions asked the ap-
plicant for license as to whether or
not he can tell the difference be-
tweenYa bear and a man at ten PAGES
when out with gun. Regardless of
color or previous condition of serv-
itude the license is granted to all
comers whether sane or insane
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1907-08-14
The Tomato Market.

The tomato market has taken a
tumble this week. A large quantity
has been raised in the valley this
year and they are of good quality
The cannery is preparing to make
good run this season on this COM
modify.
Concerning the prices on tomatoes
for this season. F. w Arnold, man
aSer of the Wenatchee Canning Com
pany today said:
THE prices this year viii be the
same as the usual contract price
which is eight dolalrs per ton. The
Spokane Cannery has contracted the
bulk of their stock at this price and
as we have to compete with them
in the open market and at slight
disadvantage an account of freight
rates we cannot pay more than is
being paid at that place. This will
probably be the price during the bal
ance of the season,