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New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
ANOTHER FARCE AT DALY's.
'Girls." "

Girls" another farce by Mr. Fitch was pro-
duced last night at Delys Theatre. The fable re-
iates experiences. more less amusing of three
young women.-one a stenographer one an Illus
traitor. and one aspirant for theatrical distinc-
uon-who first forswear mans assistance. and pres
eatly.-propinquity having caused its usual effect
enter INTO matrimony. Plays involving seIf-seg
Tesauon OF the sexes have been numerous,
since the time of "Ail's Well" Tennyson IN his
Princess, has treated that subject in a serious
way Comic treatment of It is easily possible.
Nj fitchs farce is 1ct important addition to
the literature of this theme-being only a COM
pound of pratte. pert slang. extravagaut incident
and proix eztenuation CT vulgar, Photographic de-
tail.
II IS, however, exceedingly Iaughable farce,
and were some Of the vulgar lines expunged, could
be more heartily commended a source OF public
amusement In this instance the fippant remarks
cheaper an otherwise enjoyable performance. Its
success was clearly apparent at the close of the
first act the most amusing OF all.
M. Fitch acknowledged in the bill IAN indebted
ness 20 play by Hugo Holz" The piece was zeal
ously acted by competent company. and it was re-
ceived with the usual indscrimnate approval of a
kindly audience. Particular mention should be
made of Laura Nelson Hall. Ruth Maycliffe and
Charles Cherry The cast follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
PRINCE HELIE IN TON y.
Then Goes to UashiHgton-TraTeLs
ne "U- II. Thomson.

r7-irre rrk1iA de Sagan. cousin and foe or Count
Foni de CasteIane. arrived in New York fncognfto
an sunday from Paris by way OF Canada. His
nor, IN VOYAGE was w. II. Thomson" and II was
under that name that he registered at the Prince
George Hotel which he left hurriedly yesterday
morning ostensibIy for Washington. The prince
said he would return this city in few days ana
most OF his baggage remains at the hotel
ci,ce Nine Anna Gould divorced her husba nd.
Count CasteIane there have been rtInors that she
would marry Prince Helie- a declaration by Nine.
.1oid on her arrival here from Europe last Ihuls-
6av- seemed however. effectuany 10 dispose Of
rbesa rlrlors Yesterday though. the story was
-ord NJ a dinner on Sunday al the home f Mr.. and
Mrs TYLER Morse. ct 55th street and Seventh ave-
nue at which Nine Gould and the prince II IS
-. 1yara both present. There were several de-
mails Of this report yesterday, of these by Mr.
Morse who said that the other man al tne olnh0r
,esidee himself was his brother Isdore.
Nine Could said Mr- Morse, 'is an old friend
of NV wife She dined with US on Sunday night
but not the prince AZ,
,o+be- denial cam from the home OF Miss
- CID in Fifth avenue where Nine. Gould
80 ber children have beer staying since their ar
rival from abroad. There ii was said that the
rrince was not in America and that Nine Goulo
had not dined out on sun6ay nigh'-
.e - the urince he steadfastly refused to ac-
,ole5re his IDENTITY insisting that he was w
II thomson which name he pronounced Win
q decided French accent But the management o.
The hotel Is saguine in the enthusiastic belief taaC
: 4a
,-,os+ This belief was borne out by me lnscFlP-
ron DE Sagan" on tho baggage Of the supposed
Mr.. Thomson
Ouebec March 23.-Prince Helle passed through
Lewis opposite this city. at neon or Saturday eli
&c ~ New York He crossed the Atlantic on
The steamer Victorian. under the name Of IhoH-
Montreal March 22-Prince Heie de sagan. who
- from, Europe on the steamer Victorian
,-,ze- the name Of Thomson, was obliged 10 di-
,,,4.e his name TO the United States immigration
-sa;ats before leaving Canada he produced d
axenc-, snd a letter Of credit bearing his name
pa-,s March 23-Eforts made to-day 10 ma ~
~ y,rfnce Hell. de Sagan, who is reported 10
- 6, Ea,v York proved fruitless- The doorkeepet
Of the Princes apartment rouse hoWeEe''
-. ,ba yrtnce was at home yesterday.
CfHcars Of the Allan Line say that thefe was d
-to,,eor on the Victorian that sailed from Liver
- March 13 for Halifax but they 90 nor kno"
-. .bts man was the Prince de Sagah- Inc
aaoea7a was booked at Liverpool, ana not mere
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
rhE KAISER As CONDUCTOR.

Berlin March 23.-The Emperor has been spend
ing two or three hours day for the last five days
conducting rehearsals Of The HUguenots" for the
last society evening of the season at the royal
opera. which was held tonight During the re-
hearsals the Emperor himself welded the baton
and gave the singers directions as 10 how they
should irnpersonate the roles He followed MS own
ideas In the Interpretation OF the music. allowing
no interference from the professional conductors
The performance tonight was heard by a crowoed
house and was received with uncommon enthusl-
ssn1 the audience little suspectng who had drilled
the performers Singers and musicians say that the
Emperor's energy wore their nerves severely
during the reheaTsals.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
PRINCE HAD TO PAY HEAD TAX.
rBv Telegraph to The tribune

Telegraph ID Inc -i'N"ii0'
,,or.h a2-l,anadan papers to-day say
= ,,.,nce 5IaIie de Sagan had TO pay the head
' - ~ United states immigration authorizes
= z,o,treal before he YVES allowed to proceed o"
t.ts><.av 10 New York -, ..
re was al the Windsor Hotel Aloaifeli; Aila
js said he there made arrangements .' sao ooo ths
an - closed when he reached montreal
- z,nrf-eaI Herald tonight says:
y,-t,a, tne prince went Before dav the exening
Imini gfatlon ,.t -. and resented the demand ISI
he vas ntied upon foreigners. claiming t inht ~ ~
Us Dracticaiiy one OF the ,tesr insisted and
pc nT arnte had 10 pay up When & tle llre,1 from
10 NJ h.tTot some large bills Wh1g9n ne SN'"--'
NJ 20 .nfned On his lettar OF creHt-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
A so-CALLED COUNTESS ARRESTED.
Police at Nice Believe They Have Leader
of Gang of Hotel Thieves.

Paris. March GA series OF mysterious hotel
rohheries on the Riviera extending over many
wears has been explained By the arrest at Nice Of
the Countess of Monten. For years the countess
has entertained lavishly both at Paris and the
Riviera. She is now sad to be one of the most
Ingenious successful and audacious hotel thieves
who have ever troubled the hotel proprietors OF
France Detectives found her bending over the
door Of the room OF wealthy American traveller
They found hidden in special pockets of her clothes
files skeleton KEYS screw drivers and twenty-seven
1,aire of small deiicateIy made nippers used by
burglars to unlock and lock a door with its own
KEY when the key is on the inside OF the door The
detectives expect to prove that the countess was
the director of band Of hotel robbers, mostly men,
some of whom have been arrested.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
NEW PLAY BY STEPHEN PHILLIPS.

Glasgow. March 23--A notable happening IN the
theatrical world was the production at hlngs inca
RE tonight by John Martin Harveys company OF
e+eohen Phillfps's first prose play, The Bride Of
Iaur1errnoor." With view 10 dramatic erect
Mr. Phillips dfverged considerably from the story
Of Sir Walter Scott while utilizing its main feat
r1res- The play was well received OILY the de-
cIaruatorv passages were in blank verse
In al interview Mr.. Phillips said that the period
Of the story is too near TO modern times to admit
of its successful rendering in poetic form which Is
rba proper vehicle for stories Of remote times sch
as those Of Herod and Nero I also aimed al re-
7fei7 the gloom Of the story said the drau1atist,
d.. -7atzinr Rsvansvyood young and romantic
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

aoARpMAx-At.er a short Illness. sydney sewsn
Foarcnlan. eldest Of Albert B. B9ar1ral ant BUS
Pan sdri his IGfe residence IS East T4Jh St on
"wednesday morning. II o'clock. ln;ernent az wood
lawn.
RoGARpUs-on Sunday March q. 1908, his lat.
Borards in s6h year Of his age Funeral private
wednesday morning
THE GENERAL. SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
reApEsMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Executive of4ce. No 70 West +4th Street
BROTHERS: Sorrcvful announcement is made OF the death
OF Brother Abraham Bogardus on Aarcn - FOR th4rty
eight years mennzs PEnFPISK 3 W r. USHER President
RICHARD T. DAVIES Secretary
rTsc-O-suddenly on March % residence No. IS
Fast 4oth St sarah Caharine Cisco. wife of John A
Cisco Notice OF funeral hereafter
pyRBRow-At Nc, II High street oranse y j. sun
and Kate r. Durhrow. Funeral Wednesday morning.
March % at the Church of the Holy Communion:
south OraIge ~, ~ New Yor. via The Delaware Iacxa0
wanna & Western Railroad
rr-RyrE-on March 3. 1908. Bertha Hail. only daush-
tsr 81 Iohn Luther and Amy Hall Duryee Funeral at
b residence OF the Misses Duryee. No. so Washington
place Newark n. j.. on Wednesday March y. at ?3o
p. m.
r,nEy-0n the 2sd OF 1oos. saranac Lake
MAN MI FdeV in the sath year OF MS age Funeral
services the residence Of his brother Fre1erick
March. al 10 e. m
400 west ssth street Leopold Eidiitz his ssth
Funeral private. wednesday morning Kindly omit
flowers.
TRADEsMEN OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
Executive Office No. 20 West 44th Street.
brothers. Sorrowr is made OF the death
Brother Leopold Etdtz on March = for fortS-three
Seai' " FREDERICK r. USHER. Presdent-
RICHARD 7. DAVIES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
FOREIGN NEWS.
4 NEW DEMAND ON CHINA.
Japan Asks Suppression of Agita-
tion Orer Tatsu.

Pehing. March 23.-Japan has asked CHINA 10
take such steps as may be necessary to pre-
vent boycott Japanese goods In CHINA and
to put an end to the anti-Japanese agitation
growing out of the Tatsu incident The native
guilds and the press are giving prominence 10
sensational reports Of the Canton demonstra-
tions against Japan, indicating a widespread
attempt to use the Tatsu case against the
Peking government. as we'll as against Japan
1t is believed that dozen or more of the men
recently taken into custody on the charge or
agitating for reform have been executed, the
charge against them being that they had sold
government secrets.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
A SUBSTITUTE IN LOVES COMEDY
Miss Mabel Wright Takes Miss Elllston
PIace-Dissension IN Company.

Much worry was caused the management cy the
failure of Miss Grace EIiston appear in Loves
Cor,A4,-.. a+ the Hudson Theatre yesterday after
noon Miss Mabel Wright. however. took her place
in the cast as leading woman. and the play went
on as # nothing had happened.
Miss Elliston TO have received Slf5 for Two
performances at the Hudson this week and some
- the hox office receipts were to have been given
10 "a charity of which Mss Eliiston refused 10
tell the name. The rest of the company demanded
to know the name Of the charity and when they
found Miss E1ston would not tell them they DE-
o;5a5 10 quit unless a new leading woman could
be found
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
BANK KEEPS LEMolNE's FORMULA.

London March 23.-The bank in this city which
holds the envelope alleged to contain Henry Le-
rnoine's formula for the manufacture of diamonds
has refused to give Up the document Lemoine IS
under arrest in Paris, charged with obtaining
money under false pretences from Sir Julius Charles
Wernher. of the De Beers Mining Company. FOL
lowing this refusal representatives OF the French
goyArnnnent applied at the Bow street police court
,bfs afternoon for order TO compel the bank to
surrender the paper. but the bank pleaded that
I.e.noine-s consent necessary. and the slasis-
.r.te declined issue the order
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
INDICTMENT OF PRIESTS QUAsHEo

San Juan. P P. March 23.-The indictment
against priests named Vega and Jantces editors
Of d Catholic publication, for printing article in
which it asserted that persons contracting
marriage under The civil law live in state Of con-
cllbinage and that their children are illegitimate
was quashed to-day, it having been found that the
federal statu do not cover this offence. The
newspapers of Porto Rico expressing indigna-
ton against the Catholic publication in question.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
ASK ROYS EXTRADITION.
Sheriff VIII Sail after Glacio
Calais Accused Husband.

Paris, March "a formal request for the ex-
tradition OF Paul L. Roy to the United States was
received at the American Embassy this afternoon
from Washington It was subsequently turned
TO the French Foreign Office.
Roy is a Frenchn1an who married American
woman known as GIacia Gala, and who has been
accused by his wife of killing her brother, George
A. Carkins January 2. at Nevington. -. H.
After the death of Carkins Roy returned to Paris.
where he still is The extradition documents are
coGched in the regular form and charge Roy with
the murder of Carkins
The answer of France has not vet been framed,
but the attitude of the Foreign Office is that
Frances principle has been not to deliver citizen
charged with a crime in a foreign country, but TO
agree q trial in France
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
q COPENHAGEN BANK INSOLVENT.

Copenhagen March 23-The bank committee
which on February took the affairs Of the
DetaiIhandlers Bank has decided that the institu-
ton is insolvent and must be Iiqudated. The cap
itaI invested III the bank is regarded lost.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
GEORGE c. TYLER GOING ABROAD.

George C. Tyler. the executive head OF LebIer
Co sails to-day on the Krouprinz Wilhelm for a
long stay abroad. He viii go first TO London. and
from there TO Paris. 10 arrange new productions
for next When that pleasant duty is &C
compshed he and Booth Harrington will journey
into Africa, visiting all the important centres of
that country.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
TITO HUNDRED DROWNED.
4 japanese Coasting Steamer Sunk
In Collision.

Toxic March o3.-The Mutsu, an soo-ton
coasting steamer belonging TO the Nippon fu-
sen kaisha Line, sunk in collision with the
Hidoyoshi Maru. 696 tons, at go o'clock this
morning. two miles off Todohokko, near Hako-
date. The captain OF the Mutsu. most of her
244 passengers and forty-three Of the crew per-
ished. The Hidoyoshi Maru and another
steamer rescued the survivors.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

Concord. y. H. March 2S--A comm uniCation from
the Department of State Washington regarding
the extradition from France of Paul Z. Roy on the
charge Of numbering George A. Carkins at Newing-
ton received the State House here to-day.
Accompanying the communication was q warrant
signed by President Roosevelt authorizing Deputy
Sheriff Robert Scott to take Roy into custody upon
his surrender by the French government, to which
the formal appeal for extradition made through
the American Ambassador to France to-day. II is
understood here that Deputy Sheriff Scott Will
start for Paris Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
A WEDDING.

lBy Telegraph to The Tribune.
AshevtIIe n g. March g3.-Miss Marie sRees,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rees. of Kenil-
worth Lodge, Biltmore Road. will be married to
Augustus Sheppard of New York. the Monday fol-
lowing Easter, at All Souls Church, RiltmOre. Mr.
and Mrs. George ". Vanderbilt and other relatives
OF the bridegroom will be IN attendance.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Died.

FIRTAxAt hi his MT15 hs q % sus sn w.s.r
Falrfsx son Of "a tas fa.s Henry and Eisza5e LINDSAY,
Fairfax. OF Dunfrses. va
GAuNT-A, LAkswood on Marsh q IN ss. son si y:.si
private
GoFFEzon sznday. = 1905 her la l.t. > r;,- .
. Riddle dsuxhter late Jonn and Lue,
Gasken Taylor Fursral private
HAI.STED-At Marlaroneck " L, on Monday Mz-cn
9 William Fl, Has5sd in me ssth year q sls age.
Road on wedaessag ' March q AZ 7:so N Trsss
leaves Grand Central at s-s3
ter Of the late CHARLES " I@upp. his city rs
mortal service Wi be held at the Church Of the HOY
2s- p washington Boston papers DIsas'.
aagghter o. ne Iate Henry and Emily N MarchanE-
LoGUE-at Dorchester. Mass. March - 1908 Rose
6a5t 6ay Ma4sh i sana IS une'4' AZ D''''s''S'
MLNsHULL-At the residence Of Mrs " n Msrse NoS
Srns P1,s Ssnsh4sr - nsr3s at are Iafs Eittie q
MnshuIL IntermsHt private
NEDaAsoa @ " MARI 2 I9os at hs ssstd-ae- a s 20 @ .
@ sar of Ms ase sgvc-s ~. Z Se aeid e.s a. as s ecIe
IaJeruaent az convensncs q family.
NEUMANN-on Monday March = AIbsrt c. Nsunann.
be held at Grace church on Wednesday afternoon =.
are invited to be present The fserIa-ns % a
Mount Pleasant CeraeJery-
PARRETT-ou March q 1sos Anais; d.ashssr q y.
late residence 57e Kosciusko Brooklyn on
Tuesday 5 }. Iutsrment AZ Cemetery OF tne
Evergreens. Wednesday morning. March = Haltas
papers please copy
PURDY-At West Farms. New Yorx CITY, OF Monday.
March o. 1905. Rachel. widow OF the ate sa1rIel n
Purdy. her SD year Relatives and friends OF ths
family respectfully invited attend the funeral
THURSDAY. March %. az from her late resi-
dence. East lserh st and Boston Read West FaTuls
Iuterruent at woodIa~u-
ROWLAND-Or Sunday. March - 1908. after q snS-r
Illness. the Rev Edmund RoVIa1t- D D.. recfur
emeritus oc St Johns Churra- Waterbgry; CGnn
March *. az p n
SCHLITZ-On Friday. 1893. John schltz.
beloved husband OF Mazdalera Walter Fu1erai On
Tuesday at a from his lass residence. No I'd
Metropolitan ave. Brooklyn. thence 70 81. Mary
Leonard where = solemn requiem VIII %
offered Iaterueur n ST. Johns Cemetery
sHELDON-At NonrcIair " r. March q 1893. May
Elizabeth, widow OF Cevedra Blake sheldon Funeral
servfcs TUESDAY. March "a. = az the r-s
TE4OMPSoN-5uetsniy. Newton. Y r =atu-dag.
March IL D Thompson dsushrer % the laa,
dencs Newton Tuesday. March "a the arrvsl q.
the $50 .. train Newton. Leaving New York
IL o'clock kindly omit flowers
vISNER-Ou SUNDAY. March - 1905 = Arh.rs, Wis
his s1sc year. Fur-eral services lats
al D N. Tuesday. March d Inte-ulent Var
y. Y. Wednesday. March =, IN. arrival II
the train leaving New York. Fri. r. r. Al 10 a IA
Please omit Towers
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

Havana March 23.-Sergeant Rudolph kranz OF
the nth Infantry committed suicide to-day IN the
cemetery at Camaguey. He left a letter saying
that he was despoudeut because of failure to pro-
mote him.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
REPORT ABOUT KING MANUEL DENIED

.F,I Mundo' of Madrid, that the wound inflicted
on Prince Manuel now King of Portugal when
King Carlos and the Crown Prince were assas-
sj,ated had not healed. and that amputation would
be necessary. has been officially denied
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsToR. .HoUsE-Frank n 4: Baker oEsgo: sgsT BEL- gz
Tbnmas @ Neifch Cincinnati. HOFFMAN-Cap-
tain T. A Purcell London Pd4AZA~Ro9ert -51A & SIN
Hampton; James T. Gamble. Cincinnati ST
REGfS-Felpe Pardo, Peruvian Minister 70 me
United States Washington. WALDORF-B II
" arburton, Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
BERLIN HEARS OF TARIFF REVISION

Berlin March 23-Tradiag ON the Bnerse to-day
-,as firm The statement that there was to be a
r,ision of the American tariff by special session
Of Congress after March ie0s is cited BY the of-
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
TEN LIVES LOST NEAR LUBBOCK.

r.abeck March 25.-Tel members of a pleasure
rart,, we're drowned through the upsetting OF
motor ferryboat on the Lake of Retzeburger las
evening -Four saved.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
REVIVAL AT THE LINCOLN.
"The Masqueraders .

Mr. Jones's bright comedy of The Masquersders
was revived night at the Lincoln square Inca
tre and acted with spirit and effect by Edna May
srooner and her associates Of the stock company
now agreea bly, visible at that house.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
MR.. COLLIER At THE GRAND.
Caught in the Rain. "

Nj William Collier appeared at the Grand opera
House last night presenting his well known ra1cl-
cal comedy Caught in the Rain and repeating
to the evident satisfaction Of large audience MS
clever and amusing personation of fts COOL M
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
Special Notices.
To the Employees.

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SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file OF applications Of selected aspirants fog
positions os various kinds which has Just been
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-24

tgbss+ tenperature yesterday. so degrees lowest -
srsye az average for corresponding date ast yeaE
srersSa tor corresponding date last thry three year
orsi Forecast-Fair to-day and NednesdaS- FIe7N
winds
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
CEMETERIES


s-ressfh. Harlem trains t-,r- rz-t Cee
Station Webster and Jsroua. Avenue troI-Js ana
BY carriage. Lots $3.50 up. Telephone 4s55 Graasrc1
Book Views representative
OEce. 20 East SD ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forccast-Vashington, March
3-Rain has fallen generally in the gulf states anl
elsewhere east Of Mississippi although the amounts
Gulf states have quite the total taH in
nearly Ave inches result the small streams and
rivers are rapidly approaching food stages. This Is
also the case although degree with the rivers
Of the sourh Atlantic The temperatures are again
above the seasonal average in the extreme North
The Indications Tuesday point 20 unsettled weather
along the northern boundary and New England with
Of rain Except for local rains IN widely
separated localities weather IS probable for Wed
nAssav The temperatures moderately hlsh
for several
The winds along New England and middle A1antio
coasts will De fresh southwest west; south Atlantic
ozz+ fresh vest 10 northwest east Gulf coast rresn
southeast. west Gulf coast, fresh northwest .,,
departfng Tuesday for European poIIs VII
have narrIy cloudy and fresh soCrn WHO'S %
Grand Banks
Forecast for special localitics-For New England
rat, to-day Wednesday fair; brisk southwest winds
For Eastern New YORK. fair to-day and Weonesass'
fresh southwest winds
~ Eastern pennsylvania New Jersey. Delaware
MARYLAND District OF Columbia Ialr 'o-1<-S AA1
Wednesday; fresh west WINDS 49, VII
t-or western Pennsylvania ard Western New 1ora
,.-v cIouSv to-day and Wednesday, co1er WEDNESDAY
local Official Record.-The following Official record
- -. Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the ten
,r-a for the last twenty-four hours IN comparison
80 tha ror-asnortfng date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-24


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Palace Hotel. Gen Horei Lsrir->.
Naples: Hotel RoxsI Danisii- v-nice Hotel SAVOY
Hotel. Reno fI.rsi Grxn.1o
EGYPT-ssvcy Hc.eI. Cairo. Grand Hotel. Kharsoun.
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