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New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
AGED ARTIST FOUND DEAD.
Edward S. Bebee Asphyxiated Owing to
Defective Gas Stove Connection.

Edward S. Bebee. artist eighty-four years
old, lived the life of .recluse in his studio
the second floor of the Garfield Building. at NO
% Court street Brooklyn. was found dead in his
rooms there yesterday.
The body was discovered by A W. Rice, a friend
of Mr. Bebee. who frequently visited the studio
Death was probably due TO asphyxiation oy gas
which escaping from defective connecuoh
in A gas stove nephew of Mr.. Bebee. who has
a law office in Broad street. Manhattan, took
charge of the body and the funeral arrangements
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
THE REV. DR. JAMES M. CROWELL

Philadelphia Jan. 6-The Rev. Dr. James NJ
Croxell for nearly sixty years prominent in the
Presbyterian Church, is dead at his home here He
was eighty-one years old.
Dr. CroweH was president of the Board of Edu-
cation of the Presbyterian Church and secretary OF
missions of the American Sunday School Union.
For a number of years he Il member OF the
board of trustees of Princeton University. He was
a graduate of Princeton and of the two sur
1-ivors of the class OF IS.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
STRAUSS ~ WALTZ DREAM" IN ENGLISH.

PHILADELPHIA Jan. e.-An English version in three
gets OF Strauss Viennese operetta. A Waltz
Dream" Was presented for the first time in THIS
country tonight st the Chestnut Street Opera
House Charles A. Bigelow plays the comic part
ef Joachim XIII; Sophie Brandt has the pTinia
donna part Of Franz. the directreas of a ladies'
orchestra: Catherine insanof Josie Sadler. Magda
Dsh! Edwsrd johnson and Edwin Wilson have
important parts
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
Union SQUARE THEATRE.

The principal feature Of the performance yester
day at the Union Square Theatre was the appear
ance of Jesse Lasky's Stunning Grenadiers" a
company Of statuelike girls, who perform mill
tary drill and provide pleasing vocalism Other
players who contributed TO the public amusement
were the spisseIl brothers and Mack; James Harri-
gan; Armstrong and Clark; Mile Mignonette Kokn;
Cfaliettis monkeys; Mr. and Mrs. Allison. and Leon
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
OBITUARY.
COMMANDER H. II. HosLEY, U. S. N.

Commander Harry Hibbard Hosley, United
States Navy, was found dead early yesterday
morning at the New York Yacht Club. where he
had been living for time by the club valet
who went to his call him at O'Clock
He had been suffering from asthma and his health
had been undermined considerably, it was said, by
his trip to Manila with the big drydock Dewey. He
had full charge of that expedition. which he car
rfed to a successful issue
Lieutenant David c. -Hanrahan, old friend ef
Commander Hosley's was called in Sunday
night from the Army and Navy Club. He found
his friend very weak but Commander Hosley told
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
125TH STREET THEATRE.

The bill AT this theatre this week is especially at
tractive It includes Alec Hurley and his nunler-
Gus company of coster singers-an entertaining
eanization; Valerie Bergere. who exhibits "A Bow
erv Camille; the PoweIl-Cottreil Company in
circus act which is OF a startling character; the
Crane brothers Konorah. the Four Lukens the
Elite Musical Four, Callahan and ST. George.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
DR.. ALBERT HoFFA DEAD.

Philadelphia Jan. IA cable message received
here to-day from Berlin by DR.. H. Augustus Wilson
announced the death of Dr. Albert Hoffa, the noted
orthopedic surgeon and professor in the University
of Berlin Dr. Hona has credit for having orig-
mated the methods which developed the bIoodless
cure for congenital hip locations practised by
DR. Adoph Lorenz. degree was conferred upon
DR. Hofa while visiting in this country in 1894. by
Jefferson Medical COLLEGE.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
AUGUSTUS ToPLADY ARRoWsMITH.

Augustus TopIady Arrowsmith, a retired civil
engineer died yesterday at the home Of his nephew,
Robert Arrowsmith. at Orange. \. j. Mr. Arrow
s1i IN was born in this city lightweight years ago,
the son of George Arrowsmith of the early
iron founders Mr.. Arrowsnith helped in the con-
struction of the Erie Railroad. The funeral Will
be held this afternoon at o'clock at his nephews
home The burial will be at Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
TO SPEAK AT DR.. AKEDS CHURCH

The Rev John L. Scudder, pastor Of the First
CONGREGATIONAL Church, of Jersey City, and man
ager Of the Peoples Palace. will make an address
Tomorrow evening at the Fifth Avenue Forum. IN
the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. IN this city he
will, sneak AT the invitation Of Dr.. Aked. Ills theme
will he Arli1seuents and the Church; or the Ec-
c!esasticaI Clubhouse Practical Substitute for
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
HILL HEADS MISSOURI UNIVERSITY

Columbia, Mo, Jan. 6.-A. Ross HILL dean of the
College of Arts and Sciences and a director of the
School of Education Cornell University. was
to-day chosen president of the University of Mis-
souri,. to succeed President Richard H. Jesse re-
signed. President Jesses resignation takes effect
September I. 1905. and Dr. Hill will assume
off a that
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Foresast.-Washington. Jan e.
The barometer generally of Mississippi River
and defined is central the northeastern
portion Mexico.
ance occupies region. the
Mountain plateau districts the
barometer high with fair weather Rain IS reported IN
the middle Gulf South Atlantic and
north Pae4 Coast During TUESDAY the southern
vii Middle Atlantic and
rain or is region. Tenn
perture changes viii slight
will be marked fall. and in the
Northeastern where will Fair weather and
moderate temperature indicated "Wednesday except
In the Northeastern where rain will
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
OPPOSITION FOR GEORGE ADE.
IRv Telegraph to The Trih


La Porte, Ind. Jan. eff George Ade gets a
in the Republican National Convention in Chicago
next summer a delegate, it is said he will have
70 do some tall campaigning.
VIII r Wood leading Lafayette politician has
announced his candidacy delegate. He has
been in politics for years. and it figured he has
much the better It, he is supported by the old
noItfciars of the
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

The management or the Hippodrome has seen fit
TO improve the entertainment of The Auto
Race" and THE -Four Seasons with spec
tacIe called The Battle OF Port Arthur. written
by owen Davis and presented for the first time last
night before a large ami enthusiastic audience
That novelty will be given until further notice
Meanwhile il may be enjoyed twice every day.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
Special Notices.
To the Employer

Do you want desirable help QUICKr
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE By cousuItsrs
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has Just been
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GOV HUGHES TO SPEAK AT DINNER.

New Haven. Jan. s. (SpeciaD.-Governor Hugnes
Of New York has consented TO deliver the address
ar the annual dinner Of the Sons of the American
Revolution here on February % Indications are
that the dinner will be the largest ever held by the
Connecticut branch of the society
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
Died.

HALsTED-suddenly. saturday January a. 1903 q
Esanor Gertrvds Halstei wife of prank r Halstei
osxood Fnasral az her sass r-staenee on TI-s.sy
cemsssry- 's 1'''''~
H4NI.Y-saddsuiy; o. pneumonia. January s. 1908.
hsa ss @ ,Iss aap,y son q ne are Edna sanIy
vices VIII be held ar mis- resfdsnce AHy
clock Members Of Paneeg Lodge no 20 z and -
NJ invited 0
HEIsER-on January s. 1905. at "a.
ess lexington ave Maria shafzei Hsiser. fausater of
the late ChristOphsr and sarah Hsissr in ths sarh
Francisco ecaI) papers please copy
HII.I-on January 8. Clark c. Hn. his ssSh ye@-.
load ST. New Tors wsanssaay, 5ss.T January at n
interment at Sehashtieoke. y. Y.
JoI4NsoS7on January isos Helen G saaEnssr q
ave. BrOckiyn -@ -'''<' . ''A 10 ' i''''e''
KGET-oa 5,sarT Jangsr Pstsrsoa aisT short Illness
Notice of funeral hereafter
L-AMsoN.At Liberty. y. Y January Martha. daugh
Funeral private. -
LoUNssrRY-At ,a Port Chester, y =. suadag January
bury in tS Ifh vsso ~ Ss or 'ss ate Lem Ls
her late residences. No. 24l King Tuesday.
9th Inst. at
Iis oIMERY-ssdeenly Friday January 3 PATRICK. be,
loved sn OF The late Psrie and Ann Iowery Funeral
No % Columbia 81 Brooklyn. Wednesday January 8.
I ssTssE i'aSaI IS
Cedar
MOORE-On sunday. January ). 1905 Josephine. widow
CT william H. Moore Funeral from residence.
No 5l Zeider Metropolitan. Island. WsdneS
cay, stn Inst, at m Relatives. friends and
ces Marion Council Daughters OF Liberty.
Daughters OF Auerics respectfully invited.
MURPHT-On January 5 1905. az I0.3n D. m Della Mr.
Ehy Funeral from hsr residence.
Brookiyn- at 30 "Wednesday. January 1893
Relatives and friends invited to attend
NEwINs-suddenly. sunday January 5 Isos at
GSRs sTaaa;yn Creek s r. cSL aiwsra Ns~in formerly Of
Newfoundland Henry Rurherford Overron. D.
on the late Robert H Overtoa. and formerly
yn In the 49th year Of his age.
SIIt.ES-At New Haven Conn. Sunday. 5.
Ises. Maria G. Wells. daughter Thomas
Wells widow Z
year OF her Funeral at No Wall ST..
New Haven Conn. Tuesday. Z at 4 D. m.
Inrerrent at West Chester.
TAYLOR-on Sunday. January s. OF nsphritis.
home. No 1t2 West 18th Robert W Taylor. NJ D..
aged 50 years The funeral services will
late residence on Wednesday afternoon inst az
. O'Clock
TEN BfsOOk-At Tenafv. n J. January >. 1905
9oth year OF her Funeral services az Tenafy on
Chambers ST Boston and Salem papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
mARTEAu TO TAKE posi- IN BERLIN.

Berlin, Jan SIT is reported here that Henry
Martoau. of Geneva. has accepted the pest OF d.
rector of the Berlin High School of Music IN sue
cessiou to the late DR.. Joseph Joachim
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-G. E. Carr. St. Louis. BUCKING-
Ham. HAM1ThoTas s Wright. Wilmington. n G
ington. MAJESTIC-Thomas c. Jordan, Chicago.
MANHATT AN-John s. Drum. San Francisco.
REGIs-Danie L. Hart. Wilkes Barre. WALDORF
ASTORIA r. Price Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
ral Station Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys and
carriage Lots $50 Telephone 4s55 Granrercy tor
Book OF Views representative
Office. 20 East 23d St. York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07
MISS ADAMS At THE EMPIRE.
"QualitY Street. =

As long ago as November Il 1901 Miss Adams
Srst presented here the character Of Ph1be Thros-
sell in Mi Barre's original and delightful play OF
Quality Street The performance occurred at the
Knickerbocker Theatre, and IL was at once recos-
rzed ss one Of exceptional charm Its recurrence.
last night al the Empire Theatre-where il was
welcomed and enjoyed by fine audience.-is a
public benefit The character is completely har-
Tnonious with the temperament OF the actress and
Il makes no exacron upon her talents that she is
not able entirely 10 satisfy Quairtness and senti-
reut are the pervadng characteristics Of the play
Archness. shimmertng over iupetuosity OF feel
ing is the dominant attribute Of its heroine The
love story is very pretty and Mr. Barrie has told
4 y happy vein OF simplicity, refinement tender
ness and truth Having seen this play and en-
loved and appreciated the acting Of Miss Adams,
the spectator he leaves the theatre is conscious
Of having been pleased. refreshed, and cheered The
l,-e sweet gentle character OF Phoebe Throsse is
pictured against background Of humble domestic
life IL an old English toEn.-such as Warwick or
Salisbury or Devices must have been, in the days Of
rae Regency.-and il the development of the story
there Is an expert stratageul, which, while not
in1rinsically novel, is defty. artistcay. and ef-
fecttvely employed Phsbe and her sister Susan
are deTnure staid highly sensitive. self-containeo
daulsels Of the Jane Austen order, decorous IN
manner studiously observant of convention. prone
70 conceal deep feeling beneath the guise Of for
ualirv- Phube secretly loves q young military
officer and her stratagen consists in the assuInp-
1ion CT a dashing sparkling. piquant personality
in abrupt and startling contrast with her custom
a-y pIacidity Of demeanor.--under cover OF which
dazzles beVilders. and piques her rather obtuse
bu- really ardent suitor. surprises his secret and
ascerta5ns that sDe mas long possessed his love
Mss Adams makes that contrast vivid, emphatic,
and sympathetic. and whether the mild patient
and -uefuI bat brave little school teacher or the
gay. buoyant. mischievous, coquertlsh ballroom
beauty she presents ideal that is full Of allure
near An in1personafion Of this kind affords a
study Of won1anhood and fills the mind with pleas
Ing impressions. Coming Al this time, when so
many stage females II distress il is relief
and a comfort TO see somebody around whom the
sunshine streams and the roses bloom Welcome,
therefore, as warm as heart make it. TO Maude
Alams as Phoebe ThrosseIL Quality Street" ought
hold the stage for long time ". W
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ANNA HELD AT THE BROADWAY.
The Partisan Model.

Miss Anna Held made her re-entEaEce here lzst
night a. Lhe Broadway Theatre. ia Al altered ve--
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

William H Newschafer lawyer. with Of
fees at No Ss Park Row, and lived at No 81 West
g5th street He was member of the Assembly
from the 18th Assembly District in 1888.
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Forecast for Special LocaIities-For New England

fair in SOUTH In north portion to-day;
"Wednesday rain or snow; fresh southwest winds.
For York, rain to-day and
"Wednesday: fresh brisk winds, mostly southwest.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey rain or sneT
av and probably Wednesday fresh south shifting
For the Columbia Delaware and Maryland.
to-day: wednesday ar winds shifting fresh and
brisk
For western Pennsylvania ard Western New York rain
or snow to day: Wednesday. fair
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UNDERTAKES.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL CO. 241-5 West 23i Sc
rhapes Private public TsE Chelsea
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WILLIAM \. NEWSPAPER DEAD.

Jacksonville Fla. Jan. 6--William II. Newscha-
fer sixty-five years Old of New York City, died at
the Windsor Hotel here to-day The body
sent to New York tonight, accompanied by his
wife and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-07

Highest ternpeyature yesterday % degrees e;
average corresponding last year, A.
average corresponding last thiriythree 30
Iz,cal Fore -as:-Ran or to-dny and tomorrow
fresh TO brisk Winds mostly southwest
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Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-07-04
MINES AND MINING
Continued from Page 81

large acreage the of the district and with the
accomplished with further de-
veopmen it is destined the front Manager Giles has
gone the mine with increased force of and will push
things from
gained ground that the had been
that it had
denied by the Work is still under
thought that will the contact
n a short time.
Dr. Wenzel who for has been working in the interest OF
the Greek the circulating
the Pacific open transportation that
district 1t said that there of that ready
for shipment and that heavy be the market at
installed property of the Woodman
development mine The Boston Utah
pairing ship the future and have large body OF
draw This is of high grade and will stand the long
The said be the finest history.
Both Frank and Clyde Wilson the experimenting the
OUTSIDE
The resumed shipping high grade copper
consignment of several carloads
which 1S
The of the Wihua lease the ground of the Theran
ground oughs have been sang $l2O during the
The Little Hero claim of the Hero company has shown
with great ledge of high grade
The Ohio Kentucky of Phoebe has purchased eight
claims from the NevadaPoche people This ground adons that
the territory satisfactory
Phoebe is fast forging the front and the busiest it has
been
Spend the Fourth at Wandamere
See the fireworks, Wandamee Fourth
Horse Wandamere Fourth
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
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MMM&4Y
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"Forty-sixh Anniversary" Sale

Our two great sales combined The great July Mill
August Factory Lots sales merged into
merchandising event
Mill Ends Factory lines and tremendous cleanup
stocks-unied make
CATION specially low offered the
of this vicinity
Reductions go so cen-or SOC off the dollar
starts Monday-asts the week
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Spend the Fourth at Wandamere
See the fireworks, Wandamere, Fourth.
Horse races Wandamere, Fourth
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ADDITIONAL SPORTS
Continued from Page ~

Abe Attel and Matte Baldwin fought six fast in New
York last Monday night both boys being their feet when time
called with honors almost Attel having little the best
of the
The bike fans OF Salt Lake unit in their sympathy for
Norman Hopper the popular local rider who badly
while training that he Hopper fell
from his wheel the finish five miles following
splinter from the track penetrating his abdomen ncng ghtfu
injuries At this writing the doctors give but slight hope
Hopper that
appeared the local track
Stranded shows have dumped PLAYERS
into Chicago within the months Most of
from the East western
than pieces flying about the wheels
advertised the place for the owing
the fact that than half Chicago
hot weather attractions hence the rush Chicago
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1908-09-12
a Spanish Stree, Scene.

In nothing IS the illlterate condition
~ Spain shown as In the numerous
writing booths which line the streets
OF Barcelona Spain has preserved
much OF the picturesque life OF past
ages. and even at the present day In
many Of its towns may be seen the
Waterman. with pike and lantern. 60
Ing his nightly rounds not far from a
fine street brilliantly Illuminated by
the electric light
In the Rambla. the principal street
OF barcelona. may be seen several OF
these writing booths Of the public
scribes There for a small cOnsldera.
ton the illlterate or any one else may
have anything indited from the poetry
OF love epistle 10 the prosaic applIca.
ton for situation The front OF each
booth is placarded with the name OF
ti.e scribe and the services he Is pre-
pared TO render TO HIS customers
Some scribes combine the art 81 paint
Ing with that Of writing. and all add to
their activities the business % registry
offices for servants.
For Sale One Novelty hot air fur
mace. Nearly new. w. T. Hearne.