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New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

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so @ in q, the Sndr 7sa z year hST
Aug Is at o'clock
HRAISARD-At sauserties y Y. August q. 1907.
addison Brsinard. IN his s51h year
BRYANr-on sunday August 2S. a, chesteIned rt "a:
age Funeral at Che.terheId Wednesday morning
August IS. IL O'Clock
Mss susan E ron 5as
august 2s 1901. go p, m.
DE AcosrA-Ricsrdo de Acosta suddenly on Saturday
August 24 the 7osh year Of his age BELOVED husband
morning at 10 O'clock from the Cnape, OK Uur ,
please
FELT-on SUNDAY morning august 20 Iggs a. nus
Island. Edwin Mead FELT. in his 72d Funeral pr-
vate Please omit flowers
iohn clans OF New City. Funeral service will
be held at rsxss s9u1s waiting arrival ae
New YORK Internent at Greenwood Cemetery Kindly
omit flowers.
HA1I-At Woodstock VI. on Saturday August "a iao..
Sarah Hall widow Of , the late s, TfS % william
ard Hall and SsusR1fl mnston 81 1h Ph- Funeral
Wirt vi,as5t and ffanSns af consenience of family
son Of the lat. Alien Funeral from his late resi-
August "a at 1890 a. m
IE COtTNT-At Ocean Grove: n J.. Monday evening
august e , ss1Sioes at her late
Polhemus Place Brookyn T.. =, Wos,Iaxn
thursday morning
LYoN-At Monsclsir. n J on Angus, 2s 1907 Mary
widow of Theodore f. Lyon Funeral services
TSasseV evening o'clock. her late residence. NO.
Jf6 Walnut St. Montelair
Mrr,.TJEII-At Prestwic July 1e John Mitchell or
No / Bowmont Gardens. Glasgow Scotland aged ~
PARTRIDGE-on Sunday. the 29th inst. in the nth
wear of her age. Helen Derby. widow OF George 5
Partridge jr.. daughter Of the late Charles T.
OF Brooklyn. N. Y. Relatives and friends
are inyited TO the funeral services at Grace
Church. brooklyn Heights. Wednesday. the 2sth
inst. at O'Clock p M
prr,K-on Saturday. August "a. 1907. Charles q.
peck aged years. Funeral services from the
presbyterian Parish rooms at Bloomfield. N J.. on
ruesday August 81. at o'clock. Interment at
bloomfield Cemetery
~ rn,E MFnICAI, SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY OF
yoRK-With profound sorrow announcement 10 made OF
,h. Death al Greenwich. Conn. August "a 1901 of
seneca D. Powell. NJ D.. who was president OF this
SOCIETY WALTER LESTER CARR. n. %, President
rot1N VAN loren YOUNG. NJ. D.. Secretary
yurr-suadenly at Hotel Royal Edinburgh. Scot
land on Monday, August 2e. 1907 Helen NJ. widow
~ m. late Josiah Reed. Of South Weymouth. Mass,
and beloved sister of Mrs Samuel Bovine puryea,
of No. s8 Remsen ST.. broonlyn. Notice or funsrai
bsyeafter Boston and Milwaukee papers please
copy,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
PRINCE IN BAY STATE
Roaallv Entertained IN Boston and
Worcester

Boston Aug z5-Massachusetts gave Prince VIII
helm Of Sweden 4 cordial welcome to-day. both at
Worcester. where he first stepped on the soil Of
the Bay state and in this city, where ne was the
guest Of the Commonwealth.
II the first eight ten hours OF his visit he met
state and city officials and large number Of nis
ccuntryrnen who have sought their fortunes in
this country. and in every instance he was &C.
claimed with enthusiasm and his few words OF
recognition heartily cheered-
Prince Wilhelm went TO Worcester from Provi-
dence. where he had spent the forenoon On ahght-
ing from the train at Worcester he was greeted
by Governor Guild and Lieutenant Governor ORA
per. and from tnat time until he retired for the
night. after numerous receptions and state ban
quet the chief executive of the state was almost
constantly by his side
Al the station in Worcester several Swedish So
cieties sang national anthems, and at City Hall he
was welcomed 10 the city by Mayor J. G Duggan
presented TO the city government a luncheon
al the Worcester Club and reception 10 the citi-
Of the city. especially those OF his own coun-
try completed the programme and at o'clock he
left Worcester for this city a special train.
Arriving here the party driven at once TO
the new Algonquin Club. where the prince retired
the state suite for brief rest.
The banquet rendered him by the state al the
Algonquin Club was the formal recognition OF his
visit TO Massachusetts. IL was held in the large
dining hall and while there speeches.
Governor Guild. who presided. proposed toast TO
King Oscar Of Sweden. and Prince Wilhelm said
few words IN response Jhe banquet was al
tended By the leading Of the civil and political
rfe Of the city. Following the banquet was re-
ception 70 the Swedish residents OF the city at
Hotel Somerset. short distance from the club,
then came the last affair Of the day, hearty
and tunefui greeting by Swedish societies assem-
~ IL Odd Fellows Hall
Providence r !, Aug 2--Prfnce Wilhelm OF
Sweden left this city at about noon to-day, taking
e train for Worcester The morning spent In
looking over silver manufacturing plant, as the
guest of the proprietors. There a silver matchbox
with his name engraved IL presented him.
The prince will return here on Tuesday evening 10
take part in q reception be given in his honor
Newport. r J. Aug. S.-Tne Swedish cruiser
Fygsa the flagship OF Prince Wilhelm. sailed to-
Gay for Neg York Her commander stated before
leaving shat the Fylgia would probably visit Bos-
ton before sailing for Europe
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
BRYAN COUNSEL IN WILL CASE.
Harry W. Walker Retains Him, with Other
Nosed Men, N Missouri Suit.
fBy Telegraph % The Tribune. ]

Springfield. Mo. Aug. 3s.-Harry w. Walker. sec
r-tary ot the New York Aqueduct Commission. Will
tie suit IN Greene County break the will of his
Father, the late Judge Ralph Walker. of Spring
fed He has retained legal adviser w. j.
Bryan Judge Augustus Van Wyck New York;
Judge Joseph J. wiIlett, OF Alabama. and Colonel
Thomas c Henning. OF Missouri. Mr. Bryan coun-
sels Mr.. Walker from a moral standpoint Nj
Bryan says:
i am disposed &c advise ia a family quar-
rel. but az the same time ] am opposed 10 in
Justice
Judge Walker left an estate Of about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
THE OTHER HOUSE" AT THE MAJESTIC

The Other House." with which the Madlsoh
s.,uare Theatre was have opened August ls VIII
ha o-araa bx, rhe shuberts Friday night at the
Majestic Theatre Harry and Edward Pauitot
authors of .'E,rninie.' wrote il In the cast WIZ
he Miss Katherine Florence. Richard Golden MISS
Gertrude Suviggett Miss Adelaide Manoia MAJ i'i'
. raroxvn Miss Sarah McVicker. John Dean, kd"ln
..ordant William Humphreys John Hughes. MISS
Puth Allen and William Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
iEWIsoHN-sEIIoMA ENGAGEMENT

The engagement of Miss Rhoda seigniah. ule
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Selignan, OF No
~ West 18th street TO Frederick Lewisohn. the
ok1ker. who has a house at No 5Za flfth
avenue. was announced yesterday Mr. Lewisohn
. with the Seiigman family at Carlsbad and VIII
remain until fall
Nj Lewisohn was one OF the heirs who lnherlted
she fortune estimated al 100000 which Leonard
4-w-sohn left when he died q few years ago he
~ II the banking business with his brother. oscar
Aewhohn. who recently married Edna May the
actress
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
JUDGE w. w. SCHUYLER.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Easton Penn, Aug 8-W. w. Schuyler. former
president Judge of the Northampton County courts
died to-day his home here. aged seventy-nine
wears He was born at Muncie. Penn. and entered
Lafayette College with the class OF 49. subse-
quentIy going to Williams, from which he was
graduated in 1si7. He practised law In Easton
from 1854 1881. when he became Judge having
been elected the Democratic ticket. A few years
later he became president judge and had served In
that capacity until last January, when he retired
owing to Ill health. He leaves wife and one
daughter
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LIBEETY THEATRE.
The Follies of 1907 "

The Follies of 1907 has been transferred from
the Jardin de- Paris to the Liberty Theatre, the
first performance in that house taking place sat
urday Mr. Ziegfeid purposes introducing new
situations and some new songs Last night Charles
Ross sang I'm the Man Who Built the Subway
Miss Emma Carlls will retire from the cast Thurs
day night TO take part OF Mary in FoTty-nVe
Minutes from Broadway" Miss Nora Bayer will
IA ke her place.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
ROBERT EDESON IN @CLaSSMAI ES.

IBy Telephone TO The Tribunel
sn-ine-seld Mass Aug 26-Robert Edeson ap-
peared here tonight In his new play Classmates.
with which he will open the season at the Hudson
Theatre New York Thursday night Miss flora
Juliet Bowley and special company aSsiSleu 'i'
Fcdeson A party OF the actors friends came over
from New York 10 see the first performance
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GEORGIA COMMISSION COMPLETE.

Atlanta Aug Ex-Governor Hoke smith an
o,,pced to-day the completion Of the Georgia
r1t1road Commission by the appointment of Judge
george w HilIyer. of Atlanta. and of Fuller H.
C,a1Ioway. of La Grange. The commission met and
organized by selecting S. G. Mc1endon chairman
The recently adjourned legislature ihcreaseo LII"
,,,,,nher of commissioners from three to five
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
THE DRAMA.
THE NEW AMSTERDAM.
The Round Up

The prevailing craze for plays with Wild West
setting must be held accountable for the presenta
ton last night at the New Amsterdam Theatre of
Edmund Days four-act play. THE Round Up-"
In itself this picture of frontier life has spon
tanelty and compared with other recent ventures
in the field. like The Great Divide and THE
Three of U.s. falls far short in either dramatic
interest dramatic merit.
Mr.. Days Arizona is full Of dust and gun
powder smoke. and the working over OF some IA
miliar nelodramatic motives chiefly to pave
the way for third act climax OF mimic warfare
between Apaches, cowboys and soldiers in the Ari-
bad lands The stage settings were attrac-
tive. but the play lacks cohesion and any serious
dramatic reason for existence. The cast was as
follows
Slim Hoover Sheriff Pinai County Ariz .,
Maclyn Arbuckle
Orne Caidara
Dick Lane. mining engineer Wright Kramer
BUD Lane his brother Josepn h. Lothitii
Jim Allen old cattlernan- Elmer lirandin
Sage Brush Charlie. foreman for Payson H s Northp
Stow Tow Cowpunchers the s L. Richardson
Par SHeetwater outfit art
Buck Mckee a quarter bred Cherokee Harold Hartseli
Peruna OF the Lazy outfit John j. Pierson
Timber Virgins, Deputy Sheriff Pinal County.
Sky Fulton Russell
Echo Allen girl OF the Southwest Florence Rockwell
Josephine. her mother. Marie Taylor
Polly Hope. poor relation Julia Dean
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
MONROE 3. BRYANT.

Monroe B. Bryant. the oldest jeweiler in Ne"
York ana senior member of the firm OF NJ B.
prvnnt & CO. at No Maiden Lane. died on Sun
day at bis summer home Chesterfield. Mass. Where
he was born eighty-four years ago
He was the son of Colonel Benjamin Bryant OF
Chesterfield AT the age Of seventeen he went 10
work az a boy in a jewelry firm in North Adams.
Mass where he advanced TO clerk and partner.
Coming to New York. bo entered the employ OF
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
"sAM" BERNARD IN SPEEDING AUTO.

Sam Bernard. the actor. while returning froin
the Empire City track yesterday afternoon IN the
.0,,ohus NJ a friend Edward Kaufman. OF No.
West e2d street stopped IN Centrsh
Park by Patrolman Mott while the chauneur OF OF
the machine Walter Foster. was taken 10 tle WSst
1oOth street station a charge OF exceeding the
speed limit x,, - ,,ot,,s, o., q
Mott said that the automobile was going az =,
,a,a OF forty miles hour so fast, IN rack, that
st took him three blocks to get close enough 10
sto
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS IT THE HOTELS

WALDORF ASTORIA Roland Gary, Of Pitts
ca, 81 kEGIs-osear Hunt Porflan,d. ratn Nh
ofsg. Aes York MAJESTfc-ProfeSsor 4 Lalgl
80 iosnt ffiifpo Cayazne. Bologna. Italy. HOTEL
s.eiph-k. Nakasllsna and NJ. Hanikara, jap
= .se imperial commissioners. Toxic. Japan MAN
"~11AA-A. J. Holland. Pfstsburg.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forerast--Washington Aug 2s
The nressure districts from
Maine to Florida. In the Dakotss Nebraska and
Kansas where a depression exists The latter
has caused scattered showers in Iowa. Wisconsin
Minnesofa and North Elsewhere the weather
has been with seasonabe temperatures The pres
is favorable continuance
of fair weather in Atlantic Tuesday
noss,bv of showers IN the Middle Atlantic
state also probable Tuesday
Ohio Valley, region and the middle Mis-
The likely to rise slowly
IN the and fall in the Missouri Valley.
The winds along the England and middle Atlantic
he fresh northwest: along the south
Atlantic coast tight and variable Along the Gulf
coas, they will be fresh SOUTH along
west Gulf coast light south; the lower lakes fresh
so.Ith Increasing Tuesday night Wednesday: the
Ipner lakes brisk soupheast shifting north
yest
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

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OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
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Avoid sleepess Nights by taking
Horsfords Acid Phosphate IA Natei oei0's ~
ouists and strengthens (he nerves
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible Harie, trains from Grand Ce6
sraI Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue sroles ana
for Book Of Views representative.
Office % East 23i ST., New York City.
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Among those who sail
KAISER WILHELM DEL
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Z
Eeinze.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip NJ. Ly-
dig.
G. J.. Cicero.
THE CARONIA,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bur
nett
Mr.. and Mrs James A
Stafford
Among the passengers
Yesterday were:
THE VADERLANl
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis The
baud.
MIR and Mrs. Walter Nj
Stern.
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Forecast Tor Special LochHtIes-Fur NEW EhBIahu,
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coudiness: light west winds
For New York Eastern Pennsylvania New Jer-
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For western New York and Western Pennsylvania fair
Tuesday followed by showers in afternoon night;
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Highest temperature yesterday. IA degrees lowest.
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Local Forecsst.-To-day, fair and somewhat warmer:
uadnesday cloudy. possible showers at night
,ight variable winds, becoming
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from, ,hs weather Bureau in the tenn
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Armstrong. Isabella J. $.
Brainard. Addison
Bryant. Monroe b
ComstocSI. Susan +.
De Acosta. Ricardo.
Felt. Edwin 81.
Glass, Isabella.
Hall, Sarah c.
Hay. James
lie Count. Josephin. A
Lyon. Mary ~
Mitchell. John
Partridge. Helen ID.
Peck, Charles @,
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Powell. Seneca ID.
Reed. Helen NJ
Rees. Frank
Sargent. Joseph T
Scudder. Harold l.
Seaman. Ellie r. c.
Smith, Ada l.
Thomas, Thomas H-
White. Josephine A
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Wood. Thomas J.. sr.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

Newport r J., Aug &.-The Swedish cruiser
Fygsa the flagship OF Prince Wilhelm. sailed to-
Day FOR Neg York. Her commander stated before
leaving shat the Fylgia would probably Visit hos-
ton before sailing for Europe.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-27

Utica. N. Y. Aug. 2s.-Dr. Oren Root. brother OF
Elhu Root Secretary of State, and professor OF
mathematics and natural sciences at Hamilton Col
lege for twenty-seven years succeeding his fatner
died tonight his home in Clinton from cirrnosis
of the liver He had been i'll for about a year
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-03
ORDINANCE NO. 258.

An ordinance declaring it nuisance
to use or maintain unsewered water
closets upon lots contiguous to a
sewer line; and providing for the
punishment for a violation Of the
same.
Be It ordained by the City Council Of
the City of Chiekasha:
Section l. That any outside vault
used or maintained as a water closet,
unconnected with and unserved by
the city sanitary sewerage, situated
upon any lot or lots abutting upon a
sreet or alley in the City of Chicka-
sha, which said street or alley is
servel with a sanitary sewer line, is
hereby declared to be a nuisance ant
the owner or occupant Of such prem
ises shall remove the same or discon
tinue the use thereof within thirt.
days hereof.
Sec. 2. That any one convicted O.
maintaining a nuisance as in Section
defined shall be deemed guilty Of
misdemeanor and fined in any sur
not less than five dollars nor NOR
than twenty-five dollars.
See. 8. That this ordinance shall b
lin full force and effect from and al
ter its passage, approval and publ
cation.
Passed and approved this 25t
day of July, 1907.
B. B. BRIDGES,
Mayor.
Attest. JOE DEWS,
City Clerk.
published July 26, 1907)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-08-03
IN
FUR SALE

No. i 10 room house ON Kansas aV-
enue on top Of hill; a fine home, the
price $500.
No. 2. Two room new house lot
| rs x 165 in Frisco addition. Price $500
No. A room house, corner lot so
165. Close in on Minnesota avenue.
We want an offer on this Let US
show it to you.
No. 6 Six room new house on Kan
sas avenue between 9Th and 10th,
lot so 165. Price $4,000.
No. 7. room new house on Kan
sas avenue between 9th. and 10th,
Price s24OO.
No. 8. Two room house on lot q
K 165, fruit and shade trees, fine lot
close in on Illinois avenue. Price s75O
A bargain.
No. 9. New room house close II
on III. Ave, lot so x 165, price $500
half cash balance on terms.
No. IL. 2 room house lot so x 165
good barn, good location Owner say
sell at $3.50. See this.
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home. Owner is leaving town. Let u
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. No. IA. 5 room new house in Phil
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. Price S14OO.
. No. IL. room house lot 5Ox16'
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! bought on terms and at price wort
. your consideration. See this.
(. No. Is. This is an ideal home o
!. West Hill, lot 75x165, all kinds fru
!. and shade trees. Fine location and
!. bargain. Price $500.
!. No. 10. 8 room house, lot 1OOx16
!. east front, good barn, cistern and
!. well, all kinds Of fruit and shade tree
!. near sewerage. An elegant hom
!. Price 5000.
No %. Elegant 5 room house ca
!. front. This is one Of the best hom
/. in Chickasha and if you are lookir
+ for something fine, this is it. Price
/. $4,000.
!. No. 23. 2 room house lot 96x14
!. all kinds Of fruit, nice shade tree
/. plastered and white coated interi
!. finished in natural wood, good we
+ chicken house. This is real ba
I. gain. Price 1915.
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market. have used it constantly
i believe it to be the best medicine Of
it's kind, and I wish llsufferers from
troubles TO know the good Herbin'
has done me aw