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New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
STAGE AFFAIRS
HACKETT THEATRE.
Mr.. Hackett Revives "Tbe Prisoner of
Zenda"

James x Hackett began his last night
at his own theatre, appearing In revival Of the
ever popular romantic drama THE Prisoner of
Zends" That charming play is in high favor with
the public. Years ago 1t was enjoyed by large
audiences. and In 1896 at the Lyceum Theatre it
was successfully revived by Mr.. Hackett, who was
Its presentation this time is to be commended.
Mr.. Hacketts personation of the hero gave pleas
ure last night TO q kindly audience. 1t is Mr.
Hacketts intention to revive several of the popu-
lar dramas in his repertory during the present
engagement. Miss Mabel Roebuck was the Princess
FIavia.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
COLONIAL THEATRE.

Eva Tanguay began yesterday the last week OF
her engagement at the Colonial Two large audi
ences enjoyed her performance. An extra feature
of the bill this week is the act play Of The
Van Dyck' in which Harrison Hunter is the chief
yer. Karnos pantomime company, in the COM
ical sketch of "A Night in English Music Hail.
and Charles and Fannie Van assist in the merrt-
ment. special attraction here next week Will be
play in one act called "Freckles" in which Miss
Anne Blancke will appear It is a dramatic YER
sion of a short story by Porter Emerson Cooke
called The Proof
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CUBAN NEGRO LEADER TRUCULENT.
Liberals Attempt to Break Up Mass Meet
ing in Havana.

Havana Sept 21.-General Estenoz who recently
has been engaged I'm organizing the negro party.
was the chief speaker at mass meeting of ne
eroes here tonight. The Liberals attended the
meeting in large numbers and endeav0red to break
it up General Estenoz said that the Cuban ne
groes were not disposed to permit their rights to
ba ,aI,o1 avav from them and added that who
eyer was elected President might find the cake
all dough- and Magoon still governing The speak
ers we're repeatedly interrupted by tile shouting
Liberals and the police had difficulty in preserving
order.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
MISS puNcANs RETURN ENGAGEMENT

Charles Frohman announced last night that, in
Difference to a general request. Miss Isadora Dun
can would return here and give series OF after
noon performances Of her classical dances. The
engagement will begin October Is. probably at
the Iyceum Theatre. A third company organized
10 present The Thief will begin the season next
Monday night at New Rochelle Clifford Bruce
Helene Wilson. Mrs Hilary Bell. Charles Walton
and P Cornelius will he the principals in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CHOLERA IN BERLIN?
A suspected Case an Trcho1U Hos
pitGHOtkers Isolated.

Berlin. Sept. 21-A case of suspected cholera
has been isolated in Virchow Hospital The wife
OF state Councillor GrigoIewsky arrived here
from Peterhof five days ago. To-day she showed
symptoms of cholera, and she and her husband
We're placed in cholera isolation huts as a pre-
caution The two chaufeurs of the hospital
ambulance also have been quarantined.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
MERCURY SAVES NAVY PATIENTS.

Washington. Sept 21.-MedicaI Inspector c. T.
Hibbett. of the navy in transmitting to the depart
ment a paper by Surgeon b L. Wright on the treat
ment of tuberculosis by mercury at the naval hos
pital at New Wort Lyon. Colorado. says:
We are almost convinced that mercury ju-
diCtOusiy used, il specific in the treatment Of
tuberculosis in all of its forms. II should be borne
in mind that some OF the therein reported
were, at the time that mercury treatment was be
gun. apparently at deaths door. and there be
no doubt that their lives were saved
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
WEST END REOPENED.

The West End Theatre. now under the manage
ment of the Messrs Shubert, reopened last
night and John Mason appeared there in The
Witchng Hour" a large audience enjoyed his
splendid imperscnation of Jack Brookfeld. AS
already made known in The Tribune. the West
End will be devoted to the presentation Of pro
ductions of the first class and except where there
is an extraordinary demand that an engagement
be extended. there will be change of bill every
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
NANCE o'NEIL AND MANAGER HELD
Mckee Rankin and His Star Charged with
Infringing Sudermann Play Copyright.

Mckee Rankin. the theatrical manager, and MS
.a- Miss Nance O'Neil. arrested yesterday
=, The Hotel Cadillac on Indictment found
aeatnst them in July in California alleging that
thez, had infringed the copyrigh; of the suder-
mann pIav The Fires of St John"
After formal arragnment before United States
e.or,r,ssioner GiIchrist they were held in $1,000
hail each for examination to-day. and were pa
roled in The custody Of their counsel.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
FIGHT AT SOCIALIST CONGRESS.

Florence Sept. 21--The session Of The socialist
congress here was marred to-day by violent
scufHe which occurred in the course OF heated
debate labor leader-Sig1or 'aronoini-exas-
perated one Of the speakers by insulting Interrupt
tious and the dispute developed into fight, in
which number Of the delegates joined using their
fist and feet freely
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
woRkmEN STRIKE AT SANTOS.

Rio de Janeiro. Sept 21--The strike situation at
Santos assumed graver aspect to-day. when the
carriers and drivers declared general strike. Work
m the piers has been greatly retarded but the
Ioyes continue 70 load ships with coffee. Trans
rortatfon Of goods the dock stores TO the
docks however is entirely suspended.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
VICTORIA THEATRE.

This Is the last week of ''The Vision Of Salome
at Mr. Hammersten's theatre. Miss Hoffman,, VINO
is the chief performer in that select entertainments
will iofn The Mimic World next week. A con-
densed version of The Devil" is one of the nov
elites offered and it pleased two large audiences
Notion nict1!res of the recent Gans-Neson contest
created much enthusiasm. June McCree, Howard
and North Eleanor Fake and the Arlington -Four
are net the least amusing performers in the Dill.
There are two performances here every day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
mAeooN ASKS QUARANTINE REMOVAL

Havana Sept. Ex-Governor Magoon to-day sent
a cable dispatch to the administration at Wash
trgton requesting that the quarantine against cuba
on account of the presence Of yellow fever there
ba removed. There are no cases Of yellow fever
n cha At the present time and suspected
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Al EAMBRA THEATRE.

Phyllis Rankin and Harry Davenport in The
Naked Truth" head the bill here this week cay
ton White and Marie Stuart in Cherry" the En-
nira City Quartet and Jack Norworth and George
McManus give amusing performances
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
John V. FARWELL,s Will EILEn.

Chicago. Sept. 21.-The will of John Y. FarweH.
the well known merchant and philanthropist of
Chicago, was filed for probate to-day disposing OF
an estate of S1775.1O equally among his five chill
dren. The Moody Bible Institute, in which Mr
FarweII took deep interest, receives an annuity
of 5000 for ten years.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
NINE pEsrINN UNABLE TO SING.

Berlin, Sept 21-Mme. Emmy Destinn, the sing
err has Unexpectedly cancelled her engagements
at the Royal Opera here. According to an an
nouncement made by the management, this step is
taken because of Nine. Destinns illness following
concussion OF the brain
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
TO CHECK DISEASE AT MANILA.
lonstabulary Ordered to Aid Sanitary Cam
paign-New Cases.

Manila. Sept 1.-THE civil commission. sum
hnned in special session by Governor General
en- 70 deal with the epidemic of cholera, decided
~-csy 10 Yrdsr swo hundred members OF the con
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
R,,v WILDE PLAY FOR SHEA.

,-ba theatrical firm of Cohan Harris has pur-
iced tho American rights of Oscar Wilde's "A
I,lorentfne Tragedy" It was announced last night
that Thomas r. Shea would be featured in it, Mr.
shea Is now playing engagement on the Faude-
Vile stage.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
THE AUTHOR OF EXPERIMENTS
IL

Put Mr. Bryan in power. backed hy the extreme
and nerilnus agitation OF twelve years. and who
can have. confidence? What hope would there be of
the rest for which Mr.. Oney says the country
pines? Who has proposed more novel and
startling experirents than Mr.. m H1i va & ron "hoih
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
BULLS KILL FIVE PERSONS.
Twenty More Wounded-Soldiers Shoot Ami
mails Escaping from Arena.

Lisbon. Sept. 2I.-Twenty-two bulls escaped from
the arena at Moita to-day and through a crowd
which assembling TO witness bullfight Five
persons We're killed and twenty We're wounded.
TrooPs were summoned and shot the animals TO
deati-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just oeen
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DEATHS BY FLOODS IN SPAIN.

Madrid. Sept 2.-Dspatches received here say
that there have been heavy hoods in the province
90 NaIala number of houses collapsed and sew
arsI uersons drowned.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Canadian Rates.

suoscrIpCions u NeE York JIty % lns L1zl-4l
ard TFsI-WEEkLY will be charged cent a copy
sTtra hostage addition the rates named aoove
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Died.

CoRBIN-on September suddenly Nswport. ". z.
a residence. Newport n r.. weenssaay. sspssnlser
- A a. Io'o - a. n, anser1S se'Vlss ss.y s. 90 On
arrival Of io.4s train frOa Grand Central D-pos-
GRIswoLD-At Ocean Grows. y. J. September 20 Har-
ret Ely. widow Of william y GriswoId and danshtsr
pees @ in 4 csaS.i 4 Brick charcS s7,h g and 5is ave-
convenience OF family.
HULIeon September a. bis home. No I5s FIs-<izsr
vice iAsa and iStsrmeHs %1Il a. Guiisord L'1 y r
KERRa. EB5s Ea,s 95a5ss vile = ws.r .rr z is ssa
a. her late rss,dssee No 50 Esss PARK sTis<
a. at $50 o.eiocE kindly omit dovsrs.
aRe-Tssophllgs n aged . ysaIss @ en- sgnday ,s So
stone. No $50 wess is,h s. services adarss.
TIes1sy evsufnz O'Clock kindly omit flowers Lon
don (Ensauel and Bonn Germany papers please COPY
PETERS september 10 as wallasso.a. e2Es Iigas q,
Is wyekor ST. Brooklyn
seV'smse[ 70 1905 Ms Fanny Miller Red l. yiao. @ :
Funeral Monday afternoon. at O'Clock a. her a.s
rrasHss tsTnsH. a, r Rural s Cemetery, Albany y z
RExSo[PsAs paterson J. SUNDAY ssgsaqs-- s-.9 u
.j-s - 1s,.-is ss5,cr15sr "a a. her Iass resi-
sencs No 100 BrosdTsy Paterson. at 2-so p m In
tsrmsnt Cedar Grovs.
sCHENCK-on sunday, September %. iaos; sfts- a
gTosnFd lines Lus o g. Il ot SeSa @.s hgs2s7s Fsss e. %
dsEss gesaay " s2ss95r & S5 y ros a. M Issns prtafs
m az his late rssidsnce Richndnd HilI L1ng Island
svEISER-On september 20 John Svsise-. bsIoysd
husband or Emma l. Svsiser. in his T5d ysar EsaS
tfves and trends are invited attend the fUneraA
from his late residence 80 Clarkson s.. 6rooSJ7
wednesday 3-3O
W8TJEN-At AIlenhurst " J. Sunday, September %
1905 Cathartne. widow OF Hermann WstJs1- szec -
Funeral late resideuce, NO fsl Car1oH
ST Brooklyn Tuesday. September -. az 2 p N
wIID-Ou SATURDAY.. September 10 1S0s Foosrt Aldea-
only Minnie Mildred and the la;s Geoszs A.
funeral services his lats horss No. 90
FfsIsey St, Tuesday evening az 3 clock
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

r,-5on Sent g-Dr Lee de Forest q negotat-
- ,.itb ne british Admiralty with the idea Of
ir,np Tie admiralty Offices here in wireless tele-
Rttt.r.e9 Communication with the vessels or the
it,rsnrel fieet He submitted an apparatus TO
he admiralty and viii begin his experiments IN
a few daYs.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CONTRACTS FOR AMERICAN BEEF.

London Sept 21-The War Office has placed
with Chicago firm another large contract for
American beef and the Admiralty is engaged at
the present time on negotiations for contract for
the navy.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
repubIished In he TriweekIy Tribune without c1trs
charge
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
ANOTHER LARGE FIRE IN PARIS.

Paris Sept. 21-The railroad freight ouiid'hgs at
S11resnes a suburb. were destroyed py Hle to-AlsHI
The loss is placed at $10O,oo0-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
r-shu.. snhsc-tntinn Rates

THE TRIBUNE will by mail any address IN
this country and address changed often an
fred Subscriptions may be given 70 your rsguir
dealer before leaving II convenient hand them
ia az THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
SUNDAY. esntsI MEE.LLY FARMER cents
DAILY. o cents IEtI-WEEAL1 ~S--1
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Santiago de chill sept. 2l-The festlyIies eeie
oahIaet arnlversarv of the indeJendehce OF
3Iatis a s5sd to-day Thousands OF persons frSIil rb
ali parts of the repuEc 55 SCI and tss theatres
hotels here have been ciD"NSN ~
have rea.ed rich harYesiA.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
CAMPAIGN COMMENT.

DESTRUCTIVE CONSTRUCTIVE POLICIES
--ro,, The Philadelphia Ledger Den.l-
Mr. BRYAN can raise the whtrwind of discomfort:
he is skilful in disturbing the country; MS con
Terord as = sare man and upbuilder in every task
intr1Isted to him is his title TO commence
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Toronto. Sept ii NJ Mcfarland; alias Bel
amy ar.re 81 defraudng persons In chicago ia
a,eS ~ alleged rare books surrendered Iast nsht
ad later lsf. here foT Chicago III CUSTODY ot ue-
rsrrfves from that city.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colonel A Todd
L s. A PLAZA-AIrs. T. De Witt TaIrnage. Wash
ngton. WALDORF-ASTORIA-L.o AthIemay,
London; J. T. Harahan Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Democracy must bf' desperate when y brings
2-cent fare because il was conhscatory Grover
SS,,Teia nd when Governor vetoed a bin fixing s.
cent fares on the New York elevated roads. and
was duly consigned to the limbo Of things lost on
earfb He was twice President after that.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
The WOODLAND CEMETERY

y. readily a-cessbis By Harlem trains from Grand
Central station. webster and Jeroms Avenue troll
and Nv $50 Telsphcrs 43oJ
Cramercy for Book OF Views representative
once 20 East 23d St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
TUFTS GETS $500. 900.
To Be Used to Found School of
Commerce and Finance.
rBv Telsgraph 20 The Tribun. !

TBy Telegraph The Tribune ]
Boston Sept 2.-Presidert F. W. Hamilton OF
Tufts College announced tonight at the first meet
ing of the student body in the Goddard Gymnasium
that he had received word to-day of the prohatlns
in New Yorksof the will of a man named Braker'
of New York city, leaving Tufts College sSco'V"
to establish school Of commerce, finance ana ac-
counts to be patterned after the Tuck Schooi OIL
Dartmouth and the graduate school Of commerce
started by Harvard this year.
President Hamilton said that a representative OF
the college would go 20 New York tomorrow 10
arrange for the transfer of the sum- He says thit
he does not know Mr.. Braksr's first name nor why
he left the money Tufts He is not an aiunlnus-
The maker of this generous gift to Iufts .
Henry Jones Braker, the wealthy New 1or0
drug importer who died September IN Plyr''-
outh England He owned considerable real estate
in this city including the building used ny tue
Health Department. for which he received geheI-
ous rental. A year ago last June he marrleo h'S-
William II. GeIshenen. widow cf the preslden' oL
the Garfield Bank. About twelve years ago ne OF
fered 100000 for the franchises which the city
was giving for nothing to the Sixth and Eighth
avenue railroads.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Rates to Foreign Countries

-. Q, Europe and all countries IN ths Universal
- THE TRIBUNE will be mailed * the fol-
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win
be repubished In the Tr-Weekly Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

I51TI-.TwA ATER-On Saturday. September fe. a.
PoIghIsepsie. Rev. William Bancroft HILL D. ..
7 urv ToyeII daughter Of sfr and Mrs Edward Storrs
Atwater to Lieutenant Eben Clayton Hill, L. S. A
{.
esrNONDs- -DIIITNGHAN-Ro Hale Simonds
Iucv Dillingham;. september Il. 1905. 81 Johns
Church. Warehouse Point. conn. II noon
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
Dam .sSfc Rafes


w. al r,nts IN the United Mexico Couslcs
OF Manhattan and The BTonx) Also tor
Subs porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines wtrhous
ezra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washington Sept 21
With the exception OF showers Gulf states
Arkansas Tennessee, Southern Missouri Georgia and
Florida fair weather general on Monday The
has risen the and ~
North Atlantic states High
the lake region Ohio Upper Mississippi
valleys Nebraska and Kansas The Indications re
that the weather viii ce generally fair Tuesday and
Wednesday. except showers probable in the
Gulf states Florida Georgia South Carolina
temperature will in the middle
Tuesday.
high Middle West No important temperature
changes indicated for Wednesday The winds along
England coast viii be light TO fresh
west middle Atlantic Coast. light variable; south
Coast. light to fresh northeast and
variable; on lower lakes. light
southwest: upper lakes light fresh variable. mostly
southwest west
Steamers departing on Tuesday European ports
will have southwest and west winds and fair
weather the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LOcates.-For New England.
fair and warmer to-day: Wednesday fair. light fresh
southwest west winds
For Eastern Eastern Pennsylvania, fair
today and Wednesday; light south south
ives winds
For jersey, fair and somewhat warmer to-day:
"wednesday fair light fresh south and southwest winds
For Delaware. Maryland and District OF Columbia.
nartIv cloudy and somewhat to-day. Wednes-
tav fair: light variable winds
and Western New fair
TO-DAY Wednesday light TO fresh south 70 southwest
winds
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
TNDERTAKERS-

FRANK CAMPBELL 241-s West z5d Sc CnspsiI
o-tvste ara public arbu1ancss Tel ts74 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
rnrrNG TO MAKE PEOPLE FORGET.

From, The Charleston IS. g. News and Courier
iDent).
Mr. Rrvan may succeed through his uncommon
skill ae an in producing IN the popular mind
the impression that MIR. Taft Is a person lncom-
NV uor,. dangerous than he has himself been
at his worst In other words. Mr.. Bryan is stFtv-
mo In rausa the peopIe forget Bryan In the con-
ter,1tatton II the monster Taft.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
In Memoridm.
CEMETERIES

sTERNE-In ever loved loyal memory Of Simon srer7
who passed away September - 1901
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
In Memoriam.
. Simon.

RARNES-Niaria o. Orange. y J.. September 2t.
1908 in her year Funeral viii held
a House the Good Shepherd, IN Henry
Centre ST. orange. Wednesday. September - at 2
p m lnterrnent Rgsedale Cemetery.
BARRDWS-Ou sunday. september ~, her residence.
Lock Haven Penn.
BRowN-At South Ashded. Mass. September 10. Lucy
Maria Iruwn. wife Of the late Champion Brown
merry 81 Montreal Montreal. Toronto and Saginaw
papers please copy.
CARTEE-At MontclaIr n J. o Saturday September
1a 4 daughter OF the late Hanford and
Mabel Carter. Of Canaan. Conn Funeral from
the chanel OF the New Canaan Cemetery. Tuesday
September -. on arrival OF train leaving New YORK
I2.03 2. III.
COLBY-Enered into rest September q. at the home
of her on-iB-aw. Malcpm Malcolm II Smith, Mont
clair y. j. Mary Ann stuart Tsnnaft widow OF John
Iaadd Colby. D. O beloved
Of Malcolm IL. Smith. Atber- i-add Colby and Ngs
Charles 70. Hanes private Burial az Wood
lawn. ~ Y Savannah. Norfolk and Raleigh payers
please copy.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-22
WISCONSIN SAFE FOR TAFT.
Madison (WisJ correspondence Baltimore su
T3au

tDem.t
Wisconsin has not had Democratic Governor
since 1890 when George ". Peck, father of Peck =
Bad Boy in Office, and II seems pretty well
satis1ed with the records the Republicans have
made II stands many things the Republican
rational organizat ton seems to be afraid Of and In
ma tendencies are along lines laid Vown
nv the Denver convention. IL seems content, now
ever 10 enact those things that II wants into laws
fo- it's own government by a Republican state ad-
rinfstration and Legislature and to cast It's vote for
the Republican national candidates.
So count Wisconsin at about 90 600 for Taft and
you viii not be far out OF the way.