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Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Colonel Bryan is delivering his lecture on
'Peace" into phonograph but it is obviously
tune Tor war on the part of Mr.. Bryan, Judging
by the press reports OF the growth Of the Johnson
and Cray booms
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Visiting Clergyman at Emmanuel.
The Rev. Walter B. Stohl, of Center
vile, Nd, will speak in Emmanuel
Episcopal Church at 10.45 o'clock to-
morrow morning and at z o'clock in
the evening.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Text-If ye then being evil, know
how to give good gifts unto your
children, how much more shall your
Father which is in heaven give good
things to them that ask Him ?-St.
Matt. 7;11.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Our old friend Predatory Wealth" has been
enjoying well-earned vacation for some time,
but Colonel Bryan called the expression back to
duty at the Washington conference Yesterday.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16
THEATRICAL

The New York Stars Vaudeville Com
pany is to be at the Grand Opera House
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, May
10 and 20. This is the show that secured
the services of that veteran of the pugi-
listic ring. JohnlL Sullivan. who appears
at every performance with his sparring
partner. Jake Knrain. These two heavy
weights set-to for four rounds. Recently
in an interview Sullivan said: II never
felt better in my life and while 1 am get
ting old I feel just as able to do battle
as 1 did when 1 fought Paddy Ryan.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16
FINANCIAL
Mans

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Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Insist on Golden Rule silk for li,inas.'
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

boy is barred from many forms Of sport
which wheel owners enjoy and the GIRL
who should have every incentive to in
dulee in sane and healthful exercise, Is
really under a handicap which the
thoughtful parent viii avoid If he can.
Good Doctrine for Grownups.
There is not much chance for argument
on this subject whether the parents can
recall their own wheeling days or not
They certainly know clat cycling IN
creases the lung power works wonders
for those having poor circulation, and by
the rational use of muscles that are not
ordinarily brought into action, develops
a sturdiness of body, and reserve fund
of strength that is worth more TO grow
ing child than any other possession.
When you come to think of It, every
thing that has been said concerning the
value of cycling for juveniles. can be sad
just as strongly I'm talking Of wheeling for
adults. And it's because Of the absolute
truth of this statement, no doubt that the
return of the wheel is so much in evil
dence.
The bicycle. and its vogue to-day, is
really on a better foundation than ever
before. It is not put forward as a fad. or
fashionable diversion, but is accepted
as the finest means Of exercise in the
world, and the most marvellous time and
money saver that has ever blessed man.
kind.
A Doctor AwheeI Again.
A leading physician Of one of the large
western cities. who owns an electric phae-
ton and a gasoline runabout, surprised his
friends this spring by appearing on a new
bicy Gle
"Im Just learning sense" he said TO
friend who rallied him on his new mount.
''T expect to use one Of my automobiles
when 7 have to, but I am not going to
miss the fun and ADVANTAGE of cycling
any longer. My electric made me fat and
lazv-I was getting loggv I'm mind and
body. Ten years ago I was using a wheel
every day, and 1 never slept better ate
better. or really felt better in my life.
know the bicycle was entitled to full
credit and I am going back to those days
again Better show a little sense yourself
and join me these fine spring mornings"
The best thing about this wise physi.
clans prescription is that it's easy and
pleasant TO take. Bicycles cost less and
are actually better than they were a year
ago. and the wtchery of wheeling Is as
potent as IL ever was.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16
10 Sneak III chestnrtn,,n

To Speak at chestertown.
The Rev. John NJ. Arters, OF the
Anti-Saloon League. left the city last
night for Chestertown, Nd, where he
is to make temperance addresses to-
morrow He will return on Monday
evening.
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Fine stone street for Hamilton Park
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

THE EVENING JOURNAL uses the United Press News
5ervios received in its editorial rooms over sPseia
SDra
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Advertising rates on application
No attention paid to unsigned communications
Evening journal., 1908-05-16

Capital Last
Authorized Par Bids Ask Sale
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

Norton were chiefly devoted to Italy and include
Considerations Some Recent Social Theories,
Notes Of Travel and Study in Italy and Histori-
cal Study OF Church Building in the Middle Ages
He made prose translation Of THE Divine Com
edy" Of Dante, which appeared in 1sSN1, and
also Of Dante's "Vta Nuova." He was the editor
of the Letters OF James Russell Lowell" the
Writings of George William Curtis the Core
spondence of Carlyle and Emerson" the Cor
respondence of Goethe and Carlyle" the "Remin-
iscences and Letters Of Thomas Carlyle" the Let
tiers Of John Ruskin" and the Poems Of A. II.
Clough." He received the degrees OF Lift d. from
Cambridge University, England; l. II. ID. from Co
lurnbia, LII D. from Harvard and Yale and
D. C. L. from Oxford University. England
1t in his work instructor and lecturer
at Harvard that Professor Norton exerted his wild
est influence and TO him may be applied the words
he himself used of his associates: Harvard has
been fortunate in a long succession OF eminent
teachers who have won from generation to gen
Grafton the respect their pupils and have set TO
them an example OF devotion to duty and Of sim
pIcity and dignity Of life"
William Dean Howells wrote of Professor Nor
ton: He is the only man have ever known who
has developed by cultivation in the most perfect
measure every original resources and talent and
intellectual power" He has been credited with
being forceful and scholarly art critic and an
instructor who nstiled genuine enthusiasm for his
subject IL: the minds Of those who came under his
influence.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
NINE sEmRRlcH HERE ON CONCERT roUR

Nine Marcella Sembrich. who Will sing again
this season at the Metropolitan Opera House, ar
rived yesterday the Kronprinzessin Cecilie- She
was accompanied by her husband, Herr Stengel-
Sembrch. Mime. SembriCh's early return is owing
to engagements for a short concert tour which she
is to make before the opening of the opera sea
SON. where she will sing during the first week In
either La Travata'' or La Boheme' At the end
of February she will leave here for St Petersburg,
where she has months engagement at the
Imperial Italian opera House After the season
in the Russian capital she will sing in Moscow.
Warsaw, Vienna and Berlin The prima donna
spent the summer at her villa in the Austrian Ty-
rol Next summer, however, she will have a house
at Lausanne, the shores of Lake Geneva, near
the summer home OF the Paderewskis- Nine Sem
b-ich and her husband heard the Polish pianist
play parts Of his symphony and are enthu-
siastic about IT, PadeTewski expects to have it
completed before his departure for the United
States next January, and the Boston symphony
Orchestra viii have the honor Of producing the
new work.
ON her concert tour Mime. SeTbrich win visit
Chicago Detroit and Ann Arbor. Her only recital
in this city will be given in Carnegie Hall on No
vember TO- the Tuesday before the opening Of the
Metropolitan season.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Fres admission 10 the Metropolitan Museum OF Art
American Of Natural History and the ZOOOg-
Gardens.
Meeting of the Rainy Day Club. Hotel Astor 2;So m
Dinner the American Gas Institute. Hotel Asto IO
p. m
Annual meeting the United Hebrew Charities OF the
city of York. 21st street and Second avenue.
D. m.
Free lectures the Board OF Education. p H-Fubc
School 165, l0sth street and Amsterdam avenue me
Natt0u Professor Charles A Beard
Public School 1s5. 145th street. west Of Amsterdam
avenue, France. from the Directorate. Professor
Georges Castegnier Public Library. No. S91 East
10th sytreet Greek Sculpture. MISS Hannah II
Hefter: Public Library, No 66 Leroy street. Ger
man songs Miss Eva F. WyckoH: St BarthoIo-
news Hail, No. 42d street. "Siegcried,' -
Rubin Goldmark; Sunshine Chapel No so West 10Th
street, Niagara Falls Or. John Eutchison; Young
Mems Christian Association Hall. No. West 12Jth
street Water: Physical and Chemical Effects -
John H Stocker: Young Mems Hebrew Association
Hall. 92d ard Lexington avenue, Beethoven
symphony L. Thomas Whitney Surette; Young
Mems Institute. No. 222 Bowery. The Petroleum
Fields the West DIR. Claude F walker; Public
School "a Kappocx Splyten Duyvil. ''Edn-
burgh'' Charles n. Scoley: Public School 81. I45th
street east of Willis static Electricity. o..
Charles L. Harrington.
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WILL OF DIR. DUNLOP PRoBATED.
Surrogate Beckett Decides He Was Of Sound
Mind When 1t Was Drawn.

The will OF Dr. Clark Dunlop, disposing OF an
estate valued at more than I""'W' wmeh was
contested by two nephews on the ground that Dr.
D1nlop was insane at the time important codi-
Gil and possibly at the time the will itself was
drawn. was admitted to probate yesterday by Sur
rogate Beckett.
DR.. Dunlop died on March s. Shortly before ms
death he was adjudged incurably insane. and MS
wife Eliza c. Dunlop was appointed a committee
Of his person. Under the will the widow is the
chief. beneficiary but nearly all of the nineteen
nephews and nieces are generously remembered
Surrogate Beckett in his decision said ne was
fully satisfied as 10 the soundness of the testa-
tors mind at the time the will drawn, and
that its terms seemed not unnatural
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
TO RELIEVE EVERY HUMAN WOE.

Chicago oct. 20.-The problem or relieving every
,,n5 of human woe or I'll endured by anybody who
20 willing TO explain what II is. has been under
.aLen nv Emmanuel Baptist Church. under the lead
ership OF the Rev. Dr. Johnson Myers CoinroFt
o,tn,s,, are held daily in the church. and in the
r.a+ few days have been attended daily by fifty or
s,Tt,, rersons, all of whom feel that their affc-
,,ons are more than they can bear.
To give them individual attention. II they want
II, staff Of trained assistants has been gathered
~, Dr Myers including a physician and a lawyer
1,no have been retained by the church The meet
,ngs are held every morning, with singing and
nraver in the lecture room Of the church
hr.akfsst is given free 20 one who is hungry
Those who wish 10 be advised or heipeo "ithout
,alltng about themselves in public are taken into
.,d. rooms where advice the finding of work or
snlr,tual comfort is furnished. When the case
,ssms 10 require, II is referred 10 the physician
., the lawyer. Clients may pay If they wish, but
the church pays the bill where individuals DO not
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
TYRAUNosAURUs REX ON WAY HERE.
Bones of Immense Prehistoric Lizard Found in
Montana by New Yorker.

Great Falls Mont, Oct. @-The skeleton of a
nrehistoric animal forty feet long and twenty-five
feet high has been found in the bad lands south
of Glasgow, Mont, by Barnum Brown, OF New
York connected with the American Museum Of
Natural History.
The relic has been shipped to New York. 1t took
sixteen teams to haul the fossil 10 the railroad.
the skull alone Weighing four thousand pounds.
Mr. Brown classifes the fossil tyraunosauTus
rex or king OF the lizards
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
CAST OF CHARACTERS.
NEW THEATRE FOR TENDERLoIN.

The pIsus for building theatre on plot with
O frontage of rs feet the south side OF 41st
street rs feet west OF Sixth avenue, have been
o-,eo,ed II will have q seating capacity Of only
co The work OK tearing down the buildings on
,he site will be begun next week. The land Is
oYned by the Gerry estate.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
Special Notices.
To the Employer

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the file of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just been
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Paris Oct. 20.-Miss Natalie Ingraham, daughter
of Justice George L. lngraham, OF the Appellate
rv,sion of the Supreme Court Of New York.
married in this city to-day TO Lieutenant Bernard
Dutreun ut the Caurch OF 81. Philippe -du- R9glA
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

Highest temperature yesterday. degrees: lowest
average corresponding date year
average corresponding date last hlryh years
Local Forecast-Fair to-day and Thursday. wartneI
Thursday: fresh northeast TO east winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by from Grand Cen
station Webster and Jerome avenue troeys a ~
carriage. $50 up. Telephone 4S98 tIraTnerey ioF
D. Views representative
Ofice. 20 East 22d St. New York city
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
M BULL HAS COMFORTABLE DAY.

THE following bulletin was issued last night from
-, IrtI,ian r Bulls bedside at II o'clock:
..Dr Bull passed comfortable day. His tenn
at,,re was lower, otherwise his condition re-
mains the same"
The bulletin was signed by Dr. Joseph A. bIsAa
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
a WEDDING I'M PARIS.

Paris Oct 9o-Miss Lagrange. daughter of Baron
and baroness Lagrange and granddaughter OF for
mer Governor John Lee Carroll of Maryland. was
me rrted to-day TO Count Boissiere Themes. OF
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
p " ma,. ,.-IsoN. JR, GETS DIVORCE.

Richard V. Mattison, ir., son Of the Philadelphia
..Asbestos King" obtained divorce from his wife,
Aeres q NattIson In a decision handed down yes
terdav by Justice ErIanger in the Supreme Court
Mrs Mattison's counter suit for limited divorce
was denied.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

Professor Charles Eliot Norton was perhaps best
known as the literary executor and editor Of the
works OF John Ruskin although he served in
like capacity for number Of other writer's, botn
English and American The Brentwood edition OF
Ruskins works was edited by him. Some OF his
admirers went SO far as to call him "the Ameri-
can Ruskin." AS the professor Of the history
of art at Harvard for twenty-three years and af-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
Religious Notices.
20 cents \ line.

20 \ line.
DR. WALTER LAIDLAW, OF the Federation Ot
Churches viii speak The Civic Mission OF
CHURCH AZ the Madison Square Presbyterian ChureA.
Nadson ave. and 24th ST.. tonight Sis 'el0ck
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
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JULES cLARETIE RETkKEs POST.

Paris Oct 20-Jules ClaTetie, who resigned on
October Il se director OF the Comedie FTancalse
10 become tie dramatic critic of the Figaro. has
sithdFswn his resignation. No reason u given foF
Ia sct.ol-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
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Private and LUblic ambuliuCss- Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the woriIvide-k-Nvn under
faker Only place Ot business. 9Th Ave and 18th
Largest T the world Tel 1a4 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

The storm central Monday evening over Ne
braska has northward and is central north OF
North Dakota Scattered rains have fallen from the
Mississippi River Rocky Mountain districts Else
where the weather been Temperature
in the Atlantic and risen in the Southwest
from the upper Mississippi Valley
region The barometer fallen rapidly south
ern Rocky Mountain region, well defined storm will
appear in that section Wednesday morning.
This storm will northeastward. attended by
IN the central valleys Thursday
FRIDAY TIE promise be sufficiently
heavy to extinguish fires in the Allegheny and
Adirondack Preceding the advance OF the
storm area temperature will rise the Eastern portion
of the country steamers departing Wednesday
mean ports will fresh northeast winds fair
weather TO the Grand The winds along the
England ana Atlantic coasts and
Iautic coast fresh northnortheast;
casterly. Gulf
southeast. lakes fresh
the upper lakes fresh 70 strong southeast TO south
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

GUIoN-M ALLISTER-At Trinity Chapel. Tuesday. Oc-
tober 20 1905 Amelia Hamilton McAlster. daughter OF
the late Francis Marion McAnister. sometime
rector OF Trinity Church. Elizabeth. y. J.. by
Rev John X Atkinson ana the Rev the Vicar
Trinity Chapel William H. Nibeert. ID. D.. to George
(suOn.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

BALL-suddenIy October 10. at NswouryDOr:- MAsA.
John r Bail. formerly OF Brooklyn
B4RR-9a Sunday ostoss. % u lsos Mar Es1ossa 1a@
schsrEsrhorn st. Brooklyn Wednesday. at o'clock
Bennett, in the ssa year s. 2: h: ::
SalTary Church summit on THURSDAY I OcIo0eT W "a
r. r
BERRY-on Sunday, October IS. 1905, Martin H Perry
dsy oStobor 81 1908 at his late residence Pouptes
Chambers st. 11:io a. m. Erie r r
BoNNING-ouIiis Bonnins. beloved wife Of william G
Bonning the residence q her daughtsr October is
soa Beverley road Brooklyn IntsrrnsRt Thursday
Private.
Tne ass os o .s: 4Gi9ssF a8 a sSa @ Aas ara
invited attend the funeral from her late resdsncs
Farms Cemetery at the conveuisncs q the family
5.E "a m 9s3a9s , 70 asss54s s9s Ps.1g
bgTs5 hgT5ay & 3ssoss ss Y T. a. 80 SO a n @ suEsrsis
n
FLYNN-In Brooklyn sunday October is & ises Nora
requested attend ;he funeral from t9e resdsnes
" WeiHe.dag. hS ig os;ober 51ai zi at $50 a. n
GossLER-on Monday. October 1908. Della Fl Roosa.
widow OF JACOB l. s5osSeG ~. ar5 ssverf5
ave. on wednesday, october q. at 10 Ocloek L :
private.
JANEs-On October p 1898. Elizabeth b. widow e
5zwsrd R James aSsd % yesTs; & a. s, asT @.s a. ~
Souls Church Fourth ave. 2Oth Thursday,
october -. al iO-3O m
KNIGHT-At Los Angeles. Cal. october 10. lSS@
Thomas j knight. formerly Of Brooklyn. n T
KNOEPvEL-On October Is. 1893 Carolina FAY Cobb
widow OF william r. knOepfeL Funeral services
Wednesday. October 81. 10 a at the res1sncs
OF son-in-law. Mr. Alan D. kenyon No S9l WesE
If4th
KRUE5ER-October 10 1905 Earle Clinton beloved son
OF T. NJ and C.. r. Kruger Funeral services TUESDAY
evening October ~. 1865, a. O'Clock az MS Ats
private
,-o,- - ,,, y,.., 10 ,ooa ,r.t.- II ,t5ov
OF the Edward IanIon. Funeral service az her
late residence. 126 West I50th st. "Wednesday
at ? p. n
LYON-At Bedford y L, October 80 1905 Jers u
Lyon, his 6sJh year Funeral private
MACK1IN-At her residence. No. 7TG Halssy street.
Frookfvn on Monday. October 10. Mary C., daEBhter
of the and Elizabeth Macklin. Formerly q
Ward. Manhattan Funeral Friday Clctoner y
1905 Church Of our Lady Of Good Counse.
PERRINE-Frederic A. C. Perrine died his home.
PIainheld y. j. October % 1905. aged 46 years Ft-
neral old Church. Tennent. n j.. Thursdays
october % 80 p. m Carriages IN waiting. c. r K
OF y trains Freehold and r r K trains Al
RUsSELL-Suddeuly saturday. October t. lSta ElIs@
de F. Russell daughter OF the late James G. and JuiI
T. de Forest. Funeral private
sNYDER-At MIhurst. y J. October 10. 19OS. Charles
II Snyder services at his late residence On
Thursday. October -. az p m
sTOCKWELI-On Tuesday. October 20. George Payson
StocFeu %. died suddenly at his residence 10
81 Brooklyn. Notice OF funeral services
Will be given later
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PROF. G. E. NORTON DEAD
WeU Knoon HarUard Scholar Er-
pires at Cambridge, Mass.

Cambridge Mass, Oct. n.-Charles Eliot Norton
the well known philapthropist and scholar and for
many years member of the Harvard faculty, died
at 1:45 o'clock this morning at his home in this
city.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21
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Forecast for Special LocalitIes.-For New England
and Eastern York. fair to-day and Thursday;
er Thursday: fresh northeast to winds.
For District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. and Maryland. TODAY and
THURSDAY. warmer Thursday fresh winds.
Fer Western Pennsylvania and Western New York fair
and warmer day and Thursday increasing eOudiness
fresh % southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1908-10-21

Local OhicIal Reco=d.-The following Official record
from the Weather shows changes the ten
perature for the twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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