New-York tribune., 1908-10-30
MIR. CARNEGIE RETURNS
MISS G4RDEN SHIPMATE.
Both Scottish, They Become Fast
Friends-PrfmQ Donna TaIlcS.

Frlends-PrfmG Donna TGlLS.
Andrew Carnegie accompanied by Mrs. Carnegie
ane che5- daughter. Margaret. get back 10 New
York yesterday the White Star liner Adratic-
v-hen -he reporters were taken aboard the vessel
thsy found &r- Carnegie al Breakfast. chatting
With Miss Mary Garden. who returns for the open
M % -hs season a. the Manhattan Opera House
They met shortly after The Adristfc left South
tr1ptou- became very much interested when each
discovered tfat the o-he- was CT the Scots. and
we're On such friendly terms when The vessel came
u to her pier that they ooligng}y posed together
for rhe rhotog-aphers
Mss Garden. whose rz1'e WITH those Q, Nelba
I'd -etrszzinl leads eu the il the printed list
O. singers engaged so- NJ. Harn-aerstein's opera
seasan vas accompanied by her sister. Miss Helen
sarden- Miss Garden was el-d 20 get hack TO New
Tork S-e ssie 50. srd locked ss = she meant Il
Sc ralkee z--hfriousiy - the coming season and
O. the 1sv parts II which she Is 80 appear Miss
garden has been working pretty earnestly IN Paris
curing ere sumner she cid take 2 short respite
q Switzerland. where she a1ded 70 her achieve
rents by climbing Mont Blanc
Despite her busy sumner. Miss Garden said she
enjoying -1e tes- q health ard is ready ,or
,se oprcrzu-ity 70 e before the New York opera
Fre-s s1S secure their judgment On her work in
her new roles
Ot these of course ssle-re will be ore ot the
-,os- important = preparation Tor il she has been
giving - hour = day i Paris 70 tuition under
Nine C-aslss for the Dance Of the Seven Tei's-'
Ten 80 she visited 1he composer. Richard
strauss. s16 hat the benefit q his coaching in the
ns-r On the subject of Strauss and his music
Mss GARDEN grew very enthusiastic "Salome"
she declared work - perfect genius and classed
Z Ti-h "Pelizas et Melisarde' one OF TIE finest
vcrks % ne modern composers. The pri-1a donna
Ce--e6 With veheueace -le report that she would
r-vs TIE dance trcu1 -'salonsf n bare feet As 70
Costume Miss Garden t-rpIied that il would be
ror g character 70 invite intervention by the
pcEce
Besides salone the other chief role which M:zz
Garden VII create hare tEe coming season Is tte
t---e ps-r Il Nassenet's "JoaEieUr De Notre Dana
O--E-7a--y zrir7en fer te1Cr. the part res been
t-zrsPcsec foE le-. Il this opera she viii have
TIE cooperation q three Of Mr Hamr1erstetn's
Ssryrs1=s, Rerau6. Gilbert and Dufrsnne being
cas- fo- -.e roles CT ire three monks '-ThaEs-
s-o-he- Nassenet opera with which she has 81
-eaEy made New Eo-kers familiar viii serve "a e
introduce re P-t-la donna 10 the Manhar7au's
patrons. That VII Be Wed1esds az November Il
TIE second night Of NJ. Hannerstetn's season n
Fa-@s, ore q NJ. Eanme-slein's new French
fs-o-s. VlI make RS debut as Nicias. Pensrd
W s-zs Atha-ael
As - -u1no-s that Miss Garden might MARI
Fl1ss-za prince Ire p-iu-a donna said that was
c-ee--- Inar concerned herself and ror ne -r5r5~
n Carnegie. wAo had been en loving -f-7seI<
E-ez-y q skibo playing much Eolf s7s +.L+--
Te--y q cChe- oZr-ot-Goor exercise vzs n excel
-ert spi-l-s when re Adriatic came ID 70 o;1ara-
--e- Ee SCI aside hls toast a-d coffee aa6 came
= &c
Z ave chat with hin
Although to- e-al r-ortas there had bee- soma
-E-ee Thousand mics II ocean between the ven
craze stesl manufacture and t-e seat ~ va re
ks7- closely n touch With the political battle being
TsEec here and expressed & most opJou1istc
orlzo- yesterday over TIE Success Of 8ir Taft and
" Hughes.
NJ Ea-1sEle's enthusiastic U-reranoes n favor Of
n. Hughes were eGuaIe6 only b. his severe
condemnation cf the possible election - Nr Bryan
VT fz
aeg-eE disc1ssls= eE RI Bran vas short
----k - T. hs SAID # h were elected. NJ.
Bran would have cEe appointment of certain
S-zre--e Court justices, and that would mean thar
to- rEsnty wears re Supreme Ccurt would be
--z-EeC by his appointments. The Senate would
= -ade practically helpless under MS domination
: -a-2ot imagine the American people accepting
s-c5 z candidate NJ. Bran II seems 70 ue
C-l-S-ic-- Stzr . de1aEogze Ike Bryan appoint
CT --Sges. z nan who has taken up nearly every
cause zoc laiC i down again when il did not fl
Rs sz5-so'"
co- z-ve-nor z cSev YORK znd vas delighted 70
-ea-1 rhs- NJ. HUghes's chances for reelection
ercelle-t
= sez-c few weeks ago that me Governors
chances so- re-ele-ticn were growing steadily. nc
sd = tee- r1at there is uz-ls DOUBT G.. rs eleo
--c-. which means great dea1 the state Of
S~r Z-rk especially from moral point of view
Il Hughes stands FOR many things that are bound
e ae- r-rz- Is-aoralt tze N+--'=---= q --l+ -a =
-e----l-v ovs- which nc r1aE preside know Nj
E-rn@s personally. 4 r-an q his cs-ibre cannot
y sepr doru. snd know zas- IN talking about
v-e- szy -hst re stands tor al rha- Is COED ana
g-Az- r civic 5fe-
Fe-e---1- -he -e-e-r E-arc1al depression NJ car
-eEe said
Te ze6 = great e-z of prosperity IN The United
s-a-es a depression was de three years ago.
= -f- --r come Until last -ear- Then L came
9--- E-es- Co-oe The result has been seen ali
c-s- re -or-5 = England rhe problem % the un-
e-Eogs6, winch mas never been 80 serious II many
Eez-s IS r--r has been n great part due 20 he
1-z--z- depression zhich this country has expert
e--s5 YOU ask ne what & re rer1edy- There IS
- parz-ez TIE si-1atlc1 can . miugsted oy
Pl--zrer- putting through legislation for the aid
- C - unemployed Il some such way a. the
czE-1g g municipal 5rnproTe-ren-s'
VoE sTEPNBURG'S MEMoRy HONORED.