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New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
SHIPS OF CONCRETE.

Reinforced concrete has actually been employed
IN shipbuilding. In the first Paris exposition, in
1855, small boat made of reinforced concrete was
exhibited by Lambot. This vessel. which con-
structed of wire netting covered with cement, Is
still afioat and will be installed in technical
museum 1t was regarded as mere curiosity
and led to no practical result. In 1896 Gabellini.
of Rome. built experimental vessel of reinforced
concrete, which is still in service the Tiber
and in excellent condition. The firm has
since constructed a large number of concrete ves-
sells designed chiefly for stationary service as
bridge pontoons for which purpose they are emil
nently we'll fitted, owing 10 their small cost Of
maintenance, they need not even be painted
II is possible TO build vessels of reinforced
frames and longitudinal beams made of con-
crete reinforced with round bars Of iron, and the
skin consists of single double layer of con-
crete stfened with wire netting and made per-
fectly smooth and watertight by an external coat
of pure The boats cost almost nothing
for maintenapce. f1reproof and can be con-
structed almost anywhere. They cost about half
as much as iron vessels OF the same capacity.
Their independence OF regular shipyards makes
them especially suitable for colonies and Isolated
inland waters.
Reinforced concrete armor warships has re-
Gently been suggested. An italian engineer has
been led by the success of concrete land fortihca-
tton as revealed I'm the Russian Japanese War, 10
construct plates of reinforced concrete COW
cred with thin plates of steel a protection
against the immediate effects of the impact of
steel armor on first class battlesnip would ef-
feet considerable saving. The practcabity of
the substitution will be decided by the results os
experiments, soon be made. the effect OF
shots on the reinforced concrete piate-Chicago
News.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
AT THE SEASIDE.

a new theatre has been established in the ball
room OF DreanIand IT viii be opened this after
noon with special performance in which the
Seorg4a Minstrels VIII be the principal feature
Ihs theatre viii accommodate three thousand per-
sons. On August 10 the American Life Savers As
socistion VIII give q ball Dreamland- This is the
second week OF the Goethe Festival. conducted by
william A. Willis
There is no word 20 be said OF the attractions
IN The Court OF Luna" They are all amusing
enc each Of them is getting a generous share OF
public patronage. The season. far. has been a
Prosperous for Mr.. Thompson
julius steger. in The Fifth Commandment VIII
be the chief feature Of strong bill at Brighton
Beach Music Hall this week Jack Norworth,
West and Van siclun the Willy Painter group and
lax Wits Scotch lassies will aid in the merr-
ment
Mr- Pain has added a number OF novelties TO his
Destruction OF Jerusalem" 10 novelty, however,
can oetrsct chief feature Of interest this
year, tie fireworks spectacle showing the cestruc-
uen OF the ancient city Of the Jews.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
NOVELTIES OF THE WEEK.

this summer. Mr.. Holmes and his motion picture
expert, Oscar Bennett Depue are ctrcling the
globe via Hawaii, Japan, Java Sumatra- Ceylon
and India, returning home by the Suez Canal ano
Paris Wright Kramer the recent addition TO
this band of globe trotters. is going over the
ground which furnished Mr.. Holmes with his
material for last years SERIES Berlin, Vienna,
Paris and London, with several months In Italy,
that he may take up and deliver with the author
ity of having been on the spot the series aban-
doned to him by Mr.. Holmes, who will this COM
ing season personally deliver five new travelogues
under the title of "All Around the World" Mr.
Holmes will. of course. deliver the travelosues
personally in the cities in which he appeared last
season. Mr.. Kramer giving them in cities which
Mr.. Holmes is unable TO visit.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
NATIONAL GUARD NEWS.

From now on there VIII be great interest among
military men in the national matches which are
10 be held at Camp Perry, Ohio beginning on Mon
day August "a The attendance OF rifemen and
of rife clubs IL IS expected, will be much larger
than last year 1t is probable that every state
and territory with two exceptions, VIII Dc
represented, and the army. navy, marine corps ana
the Naval Academy, will have teams. but west
Point will not be represented More prizes nave
haan offered than ever before. The naval militia
cap counnete this year. and all the teams viii use
tbs new Springfield rife. The team to represent
Nav york under command of Colonel n. B. Thur
ston is practising at Sea Grt. N j.
roIouapo the national matches will como the
annual tournament OF the New York and New
Jersey State Rife Association at Sea Girt, n. j..
sen,en,ber 4 10 L. Inclusive. Many New York
r,aemen will be present and among them will
he members of Squadron A, 9TH, 9Th, 2d, go, Hst'
9Th and 6sth regiments and the 18th Regiment Will
send a team of twenty-five men under Captain
Strong
For Ionr and faithful service AZ decorations were
awarded 10 members OF the New York Natonai
Guard last year as follows: Two hundred ana
thirty-seven for years service lis for fifteen
wears service "A twenty years service and 70
for twenty five years service.
In referring to the service of nstonal guardsmsn,
Adiutant General Henry points out that during last
wear 2ss enlisted received full and honorable
discharge and that during the same period 29oa
men were dropped for various causes. An exam
ination OF the records from September 30. 1904 TO
October 1907 shows the gain in enlisted strength
To be ST. and the from various causes IA
40. General Henry says the guard loses IN one way
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
SNAPSHOTS BY RUSE.
Dsgight L. EImendorf Tells OF Diff
culties of Photography abroad.

newsy letter has been received recently from
Dwight L. Elmendorf, artist and lecturer VINO mas
been abroad for the last three months, engaged In
collecting material for new series of illustrated
lectures. The letter Is written lfoh Defi'' Au III
part follows:
Special permission has been given me 10 re-
produces the paintings insthe National Gallery here
and I expect finish that part of the work this
week. There about forty very fine masterpieces
here and my camera is going to catch every one
of them. Within the next fortnight shall go to
Dresden for the masterpieces in the gallery there,
and these pictures together with the many repro
ductions have previously made. will go far toward
completing my collection of the worlds master
pieces.
Next week go to the Spreewald to spend few
DAYS In that Venice of North II is well called
that. for owing to the innumerable intersections
of the land by the River Spree II Is very marshy
and almost all communication in that district Is by
means of bateaux hatbottomed boats. When
the Spree goes a spree-forgive the pun-the land
s considerably flooded and going about 1t is really
difficult for the water is high and, whether 1t be
wedding funeral, every one travels by boat. as
in the real Venice Upon leaving the Spreewald
expect to mako tour through the Black Forest
where l to find many wonderful bits Of
scenery; and then comes my trip down the Rhine
with its many ancient, historic and artistic castles
I have developed all my motion pictures of Berlin,
and they fine In this respect feel sure that
have secured some decided novelties-subjeets that
will undoubtedly interest my fr1ends In america
DO you know. have had the very deuce of
time getting permits to photograph in Berlin, for
everything here is 'verboten For instance could
not get permit to photograph in the royal gar
dens Sans Souci. the favorte residence of Fred
erick the Great: so I went out there on Sunday
and took all I wanted. And here's how: 1 had with
me the envelope received from the 'obermarshall-
amt; but In that envelope there nothing for
this high and mighty gent absolutely refused me
permission photograph there. So when any officer
guard approached me simply put my hand in
my pocket and slowly drew out the envelope with
the big royal seal on IL. That was enough. The
sight of royal seal scared the guards that they
saluted apd bowed and kowtowed and apologized
for being alive, and walked away-and D. L. E.
calmly went making his pictures Nicht war!
Was list los nit Anerika? Bite schon
Really, though. 1 shall be glad TO get out OF
Germany, with Its overwhelming amount of red
tape and mtarism. In some Of the high buildings
in Berlin they have elevators They call them
fahrstuhls but one is expected to pay 10 pfennigs
every time one them!"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
HIS CLEVER EME.

The man with the large head and the protrudIns
eyebrows stepped into the cigar emporium.
Give me the poorest cigar you've got
Five ten center4' quered the man behind the
showcase.
'T don't know whether you're going to give me
. five or ten center. I'm going to give you dime
Remember. now, the poorest cigar in the place"
The clerk handed box and the customer
selected one calmly lighted It, and puffed euriously.
Then he left with air OF supreme satisfaction
'.Ah! This tastes good" he nluttered on the out
side 'I knew my little scheme would work. The
fellow gave me the best cigar he had In the store"
The cigar dispenser the inside soliloquized:
'I Just took that old codger at his word
cotyk
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Troop 4 of Squadron A has lost it's commanding
officer. Captain Stowe Phelps, who has resigned
because of removal out of the city which makes II
impossible for him attend properly to his military
duties He Joined the command a private on
March J. 1894. and served with the volunteer troop
in the with Spain.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Application was made time ago to Governor
Hughes for authority to form regiment of
negroes, but the scheme is not looked upon favor
ably. and there now enough organizations in the
national guard, it is pointed out. to make the
strength close to the limit allowed by law.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Florence Muford, the nezzo-soprano. who was
for several years with the Conried Metropolitan
Opera Company has this season joined forces with
the Haensel and Jones management. She has just
finished her second tour soloist with the Boston
Festival Orchestra. and has been re-engaged for
the same orchestra tour next season. Nine. Null
ford is spending her vacation at Ocean Grove.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Captain John B. Christoffel. OF the I'd Brigade
staff who holds the brevet rank of major for long
and faithful service is slated for the post or
ordnance officer. with the rank OF major on the
staff of General Eddy, to fill the vacancy caused
NV the election of Major c. W. Smith to the cap
tancy of Company A. 18th Regiment. Major Christ
offel Joined the 47th Regiment private on June
25 1878.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

general court martial will be ordered, II is
thought try a second lieutenant in the 9Th Resl-
ment Colonel Morris has forwarded a request for
a court TO Governor Hughes. The charges are lab
sence without leave" and "disobedience of orders.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
STUDIO NOTES.

Grosskopf soprano and vocal teacher, have opened
studio for the coming season at No. 500 Carnegie
Hall.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09


Opera Company, has this season Joined forces with
the Haensel and Jones management. She has just
finished her second tour soloist with the Boston
Festival Orchestra. and has been re-engaged for
the same orchestra tour next season. Nine Null
ford is spending her vacation at Ocean Grove.
ION the Firing Line" the military march
and twostep by Henry Lif the well known band
master is being played by several Of the leading
orchestras and the concerts in the public parks
The publisher M E Rogers. No. SO Irving Place.
announces 1t be had for the piano, violin and
banjo. Mr.. Lift has booked many engagements for
this summer thus proving the popularity OF his
band.
Miss Eva Emmett Wykcofr Of No. 81 West s1st
street. during the month of July sang at Calvary
I Baptist Church and during August VIII sing al
the Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church Besides having charge of the training or
the Young Women's Christipn Association Glee
Club Miss Wykcoff has had her lecture recitals on
The Development Of German Song booked Tor
next season.
Miss Caryi Bensel. the lyric soprano, who is an
enthusiastic equestrian left yesterday for Milford
PENN where good roads will enable her to enjoy
her fayorite diversion. Miss BenseFs studio, Which
was formerly in Carnegie Hall. is now at No. lIS
West I'D street. where she may be found about
September l.
Damon I,yons's musical and dramatic recital
at the Casino in Newport the other evening was
nrcnounced by those who attended success.
Among the numbers rendered were a reading The
Volunteer Organist," with music Mr. Lyon was
formerly with Richard Mansheld's company Mrs.
Damon Lyon rendered Father and the Boys and
Psychic Readings.
Miss Amy Grant assisted by Lucus Henderson
rave q recital of musical readings at the Manhan-
set House Shelter Island, on Monday evening"
July e. well selected programme gave huch
Measure to the many hotel patrons ana theii
friends Miss Grant one Of the principal ar
list. at the annual concert given by Miss Charotte
Harris on August 4 at Polt Henry. N T.
Nathan Fryer, the young American pianist
whose New York debut will take place on October
IL played last week at the dedication TO music %
the new Egyptian Hall In Philadelphia his auoi
.nce consisted of three thousand music teachers
Mr. Fryer is under the exclusive management OF
M II Hanson No. 12e West 46th street Dr Lud
wig wulIner the German 1leder singer who comes
IN this country with his accompanist, Coenraad v
Bos will make his first appearance at Mendessohr
Han on November IA The Wullner-Bos tour is
being booked by Mr.. Hanson
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

or another mora than one-third Of its membershi
each year, based on the fve-year term of enlist
ment.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09
BURTON HOLMES ABROAD.

Never before have the forces OF the Burton
HAsnAs Tsvsieguss bssn 30 vidsiy scattsssd -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

'rThe Mimic World is still occupying the stage
az the Casino The performance OF Lotta Faust has
s-eused new interest in that musical mixture.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

There Is new musical comedy at Walack'
called The Girl Question The principal perform
ers IN II are Junie ALcCree. Isabel DOrTnond an
Ceorr5e Frew Mendurn There will be two after
noon performances this week.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

First Lieutenant William E. Bette of Company
G. 23d Regiment, who resigned on account of busi-
ness a few days since. Joined the command as
private on October 4, 1889 He will, it Is said be
succeeded t1y Second Lieutenant John K. Sawyer
who has been a member of the regiment since 1884
First Lieutenant George ". Haviland. of the nth
Separate Company of Flushing, WILL 1t Is saio'
succeed Captain John F. Klein, elected recently
major of the 10th Regiment He has been men'-
her of the company since July. 1876 The 18th Com
many is q part of the 10th Regiment, and is also
known as Company of that command
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

There IS nothing new be said OF Girls. the at
The playgoers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

This is the eighth week OF 1.-The Follies Of 1907 at
the Jardin de Paris
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

7ba liberty Theatre will be reopened tomorrow
,,gbt for the season OF 1905 Os, and play called
.rTbe Travelling Salesman will be presented IL
u-ss written by James Forbes. author or The
Chorus Lady The chief characters in II viii be
acted by Frank Mcintyre. Gertrude Coghlan. Will
IAN Beach Arthur Shaw, Frances Golden Fuller,
Sarah NcVickar and H D. Blakemore.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Henrietta Crosnan will begin her season on
Thursday night at the Academy of Music, where
she will appear in a revival OF Mistress Nell
That will be followed by a pr0duction OF AS You
ike II - in which Miss Crosrnan will be seen as
Rosaltnd The players supporting Miss Crosnan
this season are David Proctor, Louise Galloway.
Barbara Clement, William Humphrey and Frank
Courier.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

New figures Of Mr.. Taft, Mr.. Bryan and Gov
ernor Hughes have been placed in the group OF
Prominent People" the Eden Musee. There
will be concerts to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

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New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Taits cafe, in Van Ness avenue had narrow
escape from a bad fire Tuesday evening when
crossed wires caused blaze in the attic. Guests
at late dinner in the Pompeiian dining were
not disturbed, as the flames were confined to a
corner of the building.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

A pleasant feature of THE Yankee Prince" now
st he Knickerbocker is the dancing of George M
Cohan and his sister. Josephine. Miss Cohan's per
Torrance is charming In its simplicity, end adnira-
BE because It IS free from the taint of vulgarity.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

Gertrude Hoffman, in "A Vision Of Salome,
VIII be the chief feature at Hammerstein's Root
Garden until its season closes. The Sharp Broth
ers. Arthur and Bedini. Bernardo, Winsor Mckay
and the Memphis Students will be in the bill thi:
week and there will be two concerts to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

The Oregon Railroad and Navigation Steamship
Line, from Riparis. Wash. to Lewiston, Idaho.
went out of existence this week after forty y-flve
years of active service. The line did a large busi-
in the early days, but active competition of
railroads made it useless
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

D SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
n their Uptown once. No.
ith and SIth SITS. until 8
Is received at the following
e rates until s o'clock p, m.
23d St: 1888 9Th ave, cor.
25I West s2d ST. between
l2Sth 81. lo35 Sd ave. 1928
LIST ave. near sath ST.. i5T
ave. $50 30 ave. and any
once.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

San Francisco will soon have an immigration
station Angel Island that, it is said. will be
more complete than the station Ellis Island.
The grounds will occupy ten acres. and all tho
buildings will be constructed the best models.
The station will cost 100000.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-09

The first production of Mater" Percy Mackaye's
new comedy. well received at the Van Ness
Theatre this week. 1t calls for only five people
Henry Miller. Frederick Lewis Charles Gotthold
Hazel Mackaye and Isabel Irving The part of
the doting mother. who schemes to get her favorite
son elected to Congress, we'll played by Isabel
Irving and Mr. Miller scored the sleek. unctuous
nnlfical boss