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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecsst.-washiuzton. Aug
1S-There showers the Atlantic and Csulf
states. the Michigan peninsula. Tennessee Arkansas
Southern Missouri. Nebraska Kansas wyoming Colorado
and Utah. elsewhere the weather fair.
what Ohio valley northeastward in the
Northwest and Wyoming In the lake region and Upper
Mississippi Valley temperatures moderate while
the Southwest they continue although
thunder showers accompanied temporary cool
II OF C,Iif
There local thunder showers in
Atlantic and Gulf states. Wyoming COLO
probably the portions Dakota
Nebraska Showers Will also continue Thursday
greater portion Of these districts
probable Wednesday night Thursday in upper
ST Lawrence VALLEY and Norther1 New England:
weather viii be generally I'd
Thursday.
Temperature changes will marked during the
days. The winds along the New England coast
west Middle Atlantic Light
becoming variable; South Atlantic coast Hight
and variabie Gulf Coast light and mostly south; on
lower light 10
lake ligh fresh northwest.
Steamers departing wednesday viii
light winds with fair weather the Grand
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
DR.. HOPKINS DEAD
Er-Preadent of Williams College
FatalIu Stricken IN Rotterdam.

williamstown. Mass. Aug. 1s--Dr Henry Hep
kins ex-president OF Williams College died from
pneumonia at Rotterdam to-day, according to a
cablegram received by his brother, Colonel A l.
Hopkins of this town Dr. Hopkins had been III
fer six days
The resignation Of Dr. Hopkins president OF
Williams College took effect at commencement last
June and few days later he sailed for Europe.
accompanied by his wife and his two daughters.
Alice and Louise. On the way across he suffered
from attack of indigestion but apparently
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
In Meuorism-
Ma,Gonald. Gordon.

Mh-uOnaid- lo-cc1
5osTwIcK-suddssly August L. N-w Milford.
Bostwiek- funeral Wednesday afte-nOoa o'eBock-
BEADLEY-suddenly on August Is. at South Nor~zIx.
beloved son OF Herbert G 1la Gertruds BTadsy.
CoOE-suddsniy. on Monday. August II. her resi-
S.' Senee' - Wasnington avs5ns Brooklyu xso5ei
services Wednesday at $40 p Intsrnent private
Dhydsmon AI Monday august u IeOs E1Izaossh DsEi,
sorEs Ward EgHsEaI from her I.ss T-sssao p
Cisy. Mich. papers please copy
DATToN-At No. 90 Steel Point Road Greenwich. cs1s
On qg aaglss SIS. Is 1905 John Dayton IN his SIS ysa
1n 1rissyi 1 august "a at 3 p N CsrTssss VII rass
sWAY-s1dderly. August rs 1sos sarah Discs
way. OF PlaItsnurs. ~ y and Eliza5eth r Dtssos-
sookyn " Sre0b af ia sfcss nv au, az ~ cH i uss
at Moravtan Cemetery. staten Island
DTNAAs1-spEEis {, org 4anas widow q the lss loan
sence. 800 West Toth street, New York Thursday
FORDHAM-on Monday Auzust II 1908 art,r a 1o-x
Illness. Rachel Fordham in her s5th year Funeral
a the home Of hsr daughter. Mrs Auzgstzs cr0--L
at Sag Harbor Long Island
HABLEsI1 AV-Agsust 10 At saEasosz william n f.
at St Thoass carc @ P SD st. and Fitsa T. F-ss nd
who wish can visw remains from 70 $50 a n IN
HoPKINs-Rev. Henry Hopkins. late president OF WI
pneumonia Notice OF funeral h-rsafter
LUDLAM-suJ IenIy. at jamaica Long Island on SAT-
prday; August g 10 laos Isaac Cock Lqiaz1 9sioyss
E LudIaul in the 32d year OF his age. Rels-
ttves and friends are respectfully invited 70 a.
tend the funeral services hts residence
IS Wills ST. Jamaica Long Island Aonda5
his parents. q oystsr Bay S9 Io2E sa' On
August Is. at D m Carriages IN waiting Oyster
Bay depot On arrival train leaving Long IsisnI
City at D. n
sTRoBELL,-on Tuesday. August IS 1893. Daasltu.
Of the late George opdyks- Funersi prfvzts
Won GELLHoRN.on august Is; Louise Won Gsnhora.
years Relatives and friends also members -
the T7ysnty-ssverJh Methodist Church
zpectfuIly funeral
Nethodfst Episcopal Church Home. 9sd 81 and An
sterdarn Thursday a II O'Clock
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nous or wet nurse. This r. was admitted con-
sttuted the only indication of mental alteration
on the part OF Mime. de Contades and was as
crioeo to the great sorrow of the chfdlessnexs of
ner otherwise happy marriage. In other respects
the countess was entirely sane, but the French
Tribunals after due elaboration. eventually rem
dered decision on the strength Of the evidence
concerning the dolls pronouncins the countess as
non compos mentis and appointing Mile. Anne de
Mariner and the Due de Mariner administrators
or her fortune. which they have since inherited
MARQUISE DE FoNTENoY
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4rsE wITcHINo HOUR" RETURNS.

The Hackett Theatre reopened Monday night
and Mr. John Mason returned there in Augustus
r-homas's powerful play, THE Witching Hour"
There is no new word to be said of that play or OF
the chief actor in it. Mr. Mason was cordially
welcomed Mr.. Thomas in the audience and
made brief speech. in the course or which he said
that The Witching Hour founded on fact"
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
HOTELS IN AsBURY PARK RAIDED
Henry J. Bly,, of Plaza, Held IN $1,000 Bail
Prosecutor Stokes Acts.
ley T.lse-aph . e Trisane. J

Asbury Park. y. J. Aug 1S.-The Pizzs HoteL
OF the largest hostIs-ies in As5ury PARK VA
rasded late this evening by Andrew J. 9 Stokes
Assistant Prosecutor Of the Pleas for Monmouth
County, the proprietor. Colonel Henry J BY,
and a waiter James Potter. were arrested.
charged with selling I!ouor contrary TO law BY
waived hearing and was placed under 81 900 oatl-
Stokes and his detectives seized alleged lager
bee- being served by the waiter 20 patrons on tns
piazza
At the West Side Dante Belozolafo. Italian.
was arrested. charged with violation % the
else laws. The building occupied By Belozosato.
it is said is owned by William n Smith Asbury's
chief Of police.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
TIE TlMEsr HOPES FOR ACTION.

London. Aug. I9.-"The Times in an editorial
this morning on the Venezuelan situation, says:
President Roosevelt has always advocated what
he called in his famous message -the proper polic
ing of the world and If the Dutch do anything
II apply without infringing the Monroe Doctrine
the other America Ike the rest Of the bar
sarianss in CastTo's phrase, but wish her sue
cess in this most necessary work
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6g)ar Of the "Dex,iLs" on Tsvo Stages
MIR Presents Monars Play the Garden
Mr. Fiske's Players at Belasco.

n threa acts called made FreneM
las underop
Mr. Savage o Ne
by Grg ArHss
of in
Mr. the right to n
to ohaveb
of and
when Mr. his at
huTied Gbothp were introduced astn
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ron oE cuRlos FROM cosTA RIcA.

ny TelegTaph 70 Inc LTlbune.I
Boston. Aug 1S--Brfnging with him almost a ton
of curios. including prehistoric pottery. ancient
gold coins and ingots and Indian idols, Cecil F.
Underwood who has spent the last twenty years
In scientific and archaeological research in Costa
Rica arrived here to-day the steamer San jose
He Is bound for New York To arrange his collec-
ton In II. {. Keiths private museum at Babylon
I
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In MemOri1m .
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS


NACDONALD-
the Board OF Directors Of th@ Bank ot
New York. National Barking Association. held August
The following minute adopted
IS wit make record cf tns
associate Mr. Gordon Macdonald which
sad event occurred the 14th instant
Mr. Macdonald elected member OF this Board
January n 1902. Although his connection With
fidelity and intelligence for him
affection nd
in OF all for the advances7t o.
interests We snail miss him II
meetings bearing testimony 70 his worth as
man extend his associates IN business our wa-znsss
sympathy hts bsresved family cur sincere con-
" HERBERT L GRIGGs. President
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NEW DANCE AT HAMMERsTElN's.

Gertrude Hoffman, whose Vision of Salone'' has
been one of the chief features of Hammersteins
Roof Garden for several weeks is executing a
dance up there that is purported TO be interpre
tation OF Mendelssohn's Spring Song" Miss Hof-
man gives It, she says, after the fashion that
Maud Allan presented it in London Miss Hoffman
is assisted in her efforts by a company OF young
girls representing woodland nymphs
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limited ,RIsH LEAGUE TO MEET.

Tie nited irish League of America viii hold its
annual r9ceInz this evening al the Hoffman House.
John r. RedasoBd. ~ p. chairman or the Irish
f,r. fslerfar7 party and Joseph I3evn. N. p. are
., =, arrive IN this country September 6 and
t-,.f ,.f5eats a7-e alrtads ieu completed 20 give
. re....l.l. IL .Le..l a Tie .lonnl.a uouse
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KING ALFONSO WINS TWO RACES.

Bilbao, Aug 1s,-King Alfonso, sailing his own
cutter, the Corso, to-day the first prize Ia
class and the first heat in the series
for the Lipton Cup The Kings victories were
received with great enthusiasm. up TO the pres
ent he had been unlucky Ia the races in
which he entered
The regatta favored hy fine weatrer and
attracted large numbers of yachts. both Spanish
and foreign.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
MERRY WIDOW HAT TO GO.

Miss Isabelle Holland and Miss Mary S Moore
nnilliners of Boston passengers on the Kaiser
IE-tIbeiu, Yesterday Both declared that the
large brirnrned hat had disappeared in Paris, and
tnat next season the popular hat would be eN-
ceedfnglv snail Miss Moore said the new hat was
H. tie merry widow type pinhead waJ to
am
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
CRITERION THEATRE.

Miss Isadora Duncan. a dancer Of some repute
abroad made her appearance here last night and
was cordially received. She presented series OF
INTERPRETATIONS of the dances of celebrated COM
posers Miss Duncans performance will be amply
recorded at q later date.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
KING EDWARD GIVES A DINNER.

NTa~iarbaS- Aug.
r7eror Francis Joseph's Jubilee King Edward
dropped his incognito for the day and gave an
official dinner TO thirty guests. The King made
speech in which he expressed his congratulations
wishing the Emperor long life and happiness
New-York tribune., 1908-08-19
Forecast Special Locaiites-For the District Of
Conrnbla and MARYLAND. today and Thurslay: light


Columbia Maryland fair to-day Thursday: light
variable
For Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Peunsylvauia,
to-day and Thursday light winds. 70 north
Fer New York. fair to-day: possibly showers
night Thursday IN north portions; fair south.
light winds mostly west
For New England. fair to-day: warmer in northwest
norton: possibly night Thursday north
portion fair IN south fresh winds mostly
For Western Pennsylvania. fair to-day Thursday
light winds. mostly west
For Western New York. fair to-day and Thursday
o winds.
Local Official Recard--The following official record
from the weather the changes IN the
perature for twentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year.
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UNDFRTAEERS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL. 241-S West go 81 Chse-is
Private and public annbulaness- Tel 1874 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world-wids-<no-vu u-dey-
taksr Only one place business. sth Ave. ard leth
St Largest in the world Tel f24 and f25 Chelsea
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Highest temperature yestsrday s. degrees lowest -
IL average fr corresponding GATE last u
last thfrtv-three
Iceai Forecast Ta-asv fair. Thursday fair. IGN
xlads mostly west.
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A CoUNTEsss CRAZE FOB DOLLS.

cor NTESS'S CRAZE FOR DOLLS.
he Mariners have been 4 good deal in the pub
: ege IN recent years in connection with Iawsuits
s-s q The most entertaining of which was a suit
1"esht by Nile. Anne de Mariner. daughter OF
e duke and sister Of the present marquis. against
aail1 the widowed Countess de Contades; tllst
% say, her mothers sister. with whom she mad
peea living The object Of Nile de Mariners suit
--iesliy declared dernented and 10 secure the ad-
- A5rsef and for her father. the Due de Mar
- As evidence Of the dsnlentia Of the Coutesse
-9H'aacs Il was shown that she entertained the
e1traTzgant affection for dolls. of which size
=. - A immense collection. Nile de Mariner
- - n cor-t thar Il would have been al very
f@e countess had contented herself with
tss. s1g and undressing the dolls. but complained
!, sAe Insisted sa treating them absolutely as
III We're living children invariably having
! dozen seated with her al Ge5euBsr and at
- causing them 20 10 Kailcd Gpon b. the
=. 'sn aid served with food and drink tie deIis
t-sS-"n having ;hsjr own silver spoons. forks
- --sS engraved with the Eaunes which they
-, ara FGorned with TIE arTlorial bearings OF
= -o-eat ard iiBzrrfous house cf De Contades
80 seaea that Tie dolls we're of the size OF
-, sHa se eXquis.tcly finished ia every re-
- i'7; ~ tie Gin fisht vAich the widowed
'i1f sa raEE eld"riv women. affected
- Fei''s ue5st3izen fr- ilsruslu IeinSs.
.,rs 'e' -hf4 sitfer p i--~c nurse nd thTee
q t'~ az ~lesa sEsE-. s'V '- s-rsieF7s
l,ss-ssi-s .,are' ,-7gsuItss
-. aiii. long s;reai:4ass fse liaaa as.l
- seiessa s--si. Ct : i.D.cal E-4sz4-4 ssss-
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

l. readily sccsssioIs Harlem trains from Csrsna
Central Station Webster and Jerome Aveu1s tr1lsys
by Lots $3.50 Telephcns 4S5S
for ooh pr representative
Ofce, 20 East 23d ST York City
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FJTTR RE DUKE OF MARINER wEDS.
Francis Marquis de Mariner. whose impending
marriage 70 the daughter the Count and Countess
C. Guitau is announced from Paris is the only son
and heir - the third Due de Mariner and is a
of OYER forty h is 4 soldier by profession. serv-
i1g as major Of the 51sr Regiment Of infantry ana
some years ago. while stationed at Besancon, was
the oh1ecv ef mysterious attack the perpetrators
RI which have never been discovered 10 this day.
ne vas found living unconscious il his bed, Ehfch
vss soaked with blood that had poured from a
wound inflicted by some sharp instrument on the
hack o. his head The marquis was unable 10 give
an account Of how from whom had received
'h= l1J1rT- The only explanation OF which 70
Re found the fact that some Of his vsiua bes had
bear stolen bat more especially that al his papers
rad beer pulled about in every direction. The
Iiics and the military authorities after long inves
fga1on 81 length came 70 the conclusion thar the
marquis was believed be IN the possession of pa
i4Ts and notes relating the defences and also TO
Vle mobilization and that his nocturnal visitors ha
oeen SON Of those shady individuals VINO make a
AFHg hE securing secret documents Of this kind in
erosr 70 sell them TO foreign governments This
Impression was strengthened bE the fact that
year previously another officer a captain of artll-
-. a Besencon. had been subjected 70 similar
OaHsge- He. too had been unable 10 give any
oes-pIiou q rs assailants the police expressing
Us convicion that in each case chloroform had been
use ey the thieves 20 frnpregnate the atmosphere
g he room ana thus dull the senses of the sleep
as officers before any attempt was made 10 search
ior tae papers
me Mariners are very ancient family. OF bolr-
rs origin. the chief Of which bore the tile OF
seS unii the death Of the last Due de Choiseul the
a'ler having died IN 1873 without male issue eav-
g cay TWO daughters. tie younger married 10 the
--Ae q Firzja-nes ana the elder the Marquis de
-@slIaleT- The marquis was tllereuPon permitted
nF Louis XVIII 10 take his father-n-Iaw-s seat in
r french Chamber Of Peers. well his title
= 9uze though not the name Of ChoiseuI, and thus
zane 1rst Due 6e Mariner. The present duke IS
- sEandson- ana is married 70 Nile. de Moustiers.
, --e1iler q that Marquis de Moustiers who was
l.seeT of Foreign Affairs during the closing years
. the reign sf Napoleon III
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Died

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE vim D
repubIished In The Tr-wcekIy Tribune without extr
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recovered landing. He taken I'll again in
Rotterdam about a week ago. and for several days
the physicians there were unable TO determine the
exact nature of the disease. It at length dag
nosed pneumonia He failed gradually until
death came early to-day.
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raised when they thought their daugh-
ters should not be subjected to the
strain of a daily appearance before the
public, keeping them up until late hours
every night of the week. Also the new
program will max it possible for nan
thousands of people who would other
wise miss the carnival to see at least
a part of 1t.
Deal Lake Carnival.
The Deal lake carnival is scheduled
for August 10 next. On a huge floating
stage, built in front of a grand stand
that will have 5000 seats, a pantomime
will be given, but the great show of
the evening will be that which the lake
itself presents, bordered with thousands
of colored electric lights, and with over
1000 canoes. rowboats and launches, all
lighted, and hundreds of them beau
tifully decorated. floating on the water.
The Monday following will see the
queens coronation, a magnificent spec
tacle that win be held with as much
of the pomp and splendor which ac-
companied the browning of a real mon
arch as can be produced. The event
will be in an amphitheatre, occupying
all of atlantic square, running from
49, t'Nit ~ ~ IN anu ia -
ing a seating capacity of $4,000. Fol-
lowing the coronation there will be ex-
~ercises much like a play. participated
in by the queen, maids of honor,
knights n ladies' of the court and
scores of fairies
Queen Titania. accompanied by her
royal party, will open a court ball
Wednesday night in the amphitheatre.
Hpra a floor will ha 1oiI that &c 10 hl
big enough for 5000 people to dance
upon.
To stimulate interest in the wearing
of fancy costumes'on fete night during
carnival week, Puck will accompany
Queen Titania upon her visits to the
various hotels, and every few minutes
during the evening jump u into the
crowd and touch some particularly
well-costumed person with his wand.
The person so selected will Immediate
ly follow Puck before the queen and
there. kneeling, kiss her hand. She
will speak graciously to him and knight
him. Then an attendant, stepping up,
will give the newly made knight a long
silk scarf. This scarf and the costume
which won it will be orn the next
day in the court of honor. when Queen
Titania sits in review before the thou
sand little fairies. The scarf will be
kept for a year. and will then admit
the bearer to all baby parade festivi-
ties and make him a Slember of the
queens party in the year to come, en-
titling him to be present at the queens
banquet and to sit near her In court.
Who VIII Carnival Queen Be.
On fete night Queen Titania and her
court will go around to all the leading
hotels, at each of which masquerade
halls will be in progress. Dances VIII
also be held in TIE Arcade and the
Amphitheatre. In past seasons, it has
been estimated that between eight and
ten thousand people have masked.
With carnival time approaching, spec
ulation as to what lucky young girl
will be made queen of the carnival Is
rife. but If the queens committee, which
has her choosing entirely in its hands,
has even picked a favorite. 1t has kept
mat fact quite secret. Announcement
was made some an ago of the selec-
ton OF Miss MIgueNe Virginia Cor
don to be a Maid oNonot. but the
I
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nam of no other member of the court
is known so far. During the next fort
night announcement of the names of all
the rest of the royal encourage and of
the queen, too, may be made.
A l~ifeguards' benefit is proposed and
arrangements have been made for a
dance on August IA on the Waters
Brothers dock.
Miss Duncan, a summer visitor at
the Wellington, tainted yesterday in
the surf, and was rescued by keenan,
Bowling, a lifeguard. Earlier in the
day the Fourth avenue bathing grounds
came near being the scene of a drown
ing, when a young Brooklynite was res
cued by Harry Davis. n of the mu-
sicians in Pryor's Band, and Victor
Pinches. a police clerk.
Further details of the terrific thun-
destorm on Barnegat Bay are floating
in, though the district is still cut off
from wire communication. William
Mills, of B%arnegat, was struck by light
ming and killed Instantly. His wife saw
his death.
DIR. r. II. ~Dieffenbach, of Newark, is
a guest of the Coleman House: also
staying there are ]. w. Woodruff, Miss
Florence Tompkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
L. McFishell, of East Orange.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Babcock and Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Levy. of Newark, are
at the Brunswick. Registered at Sun
set Hall are P. L. Donohue and F. John
son. of Newark.
Among recent registrations at the
Surf House are H. c. Heath. G. N.
Heath and Mrs. Mary c. Worl, of New
ark.
Visitors from East Orange at the
Metropolitan include c. G. Nolan. Mrs.
NJ. Nolan and Mrs. NJ. Riley.
Included among the new arrivals at
the Minot House is A. R. Grover. OF
Newark.
Al the Marlborough are ]. A. Bow
man and j. Rushlout, of East Orange.
The Manhattan has a number OF
guests from Newark. included among
whom are Mr.. and Mrs. j. De Wyngate,
II. Whitehead. ]. P. Buchanan. Miss
Jeanette Breingan. Mrs. ]. Buchanan,
M. E.. INITIAL and Mrs. w. A. White
head. Here also is Mrs. Harold, of East
Orange.