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New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

volumes of verse. asking de FGleneuve 10 "fi'e
the preface. In this way the marquis ano Jeanne
became acquainted with each other, and the SUD
ject Of a marriage was broached- De VilieneuVe'
who vas not rich, however, explained that he was
Jeanne Bonaparte's brother Roland had married
Marie Blanc but the latter's mother the old Wloo"
Blanc. who ruled her daughters her sons anu lhe
entire Monte Carlo gambling establishment Win
a rod of iron, would not hear of any OF the biahc
money being used as a dot for Jeanne BonapaEte.
It only after the old ladys death that Hoiaiu
able to induce his wife to bestow do"ry
of a couple of million francs upon his slster-ih-
law, whose marriage with the Marquis de vine
neuve thereupon took place.
Jeanne Bonaparte in her youth was good iooh-
ing She has been foolish TO abandon her husoahd
title of Marquis de VilIeneuve. which Is an anciehl
and authentic one in order to style herself friii-
cess" Jeanne Bonaparte, for her pTinceiy title Is
very questionable She born. like her brother'
out of legal wedock her mother being Justine RuI-
Pierre Bonaparte. the black sheep of the Bona
parte family and the whose shooting oI
Victor Noir at Paris in 1870 shortly before the
outbreak of the war with Germany, contributed
In no small degree to the downfall of the empire
As long as Prince Pierre Bonsparte remained alive
that is TO say till about 1884, he always figured IN
the Almanach de Gotha as unmarried and no men
ton appeared therein of his wife and children 1t
was only some years afterward, when he could
no longer protest, that Roland his sister and ms
mother were admitted for the first time TO its
pages
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rRr telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

NeU-port. R l. June 2s-James j. Van Alien en-
tertajned a large party of his Newport 1rlenuS Win
a dinner at the Gooseberry Island Ffshlns CluD-
%I 1ar,as p Kernochan gave her first dinner
or the season this evening. while Mrs ROBERT l.
c.a-,,,au entertained at luncheon this afternoon
w w. Keith. William Lambin Carroh May anu
Daniel H. Kane, of New YORK resls'eu @" -"
Casino to-day. .. -
FelIowes Davis. of New York is the guest u
Mrs William Grosvenor. -
Egerton L. Winthrop is expected from Europe o-i
Tuesday Wednesday. -.
A., p;cbard CaubrfU is another Newport coz
+aoar who Is expected from abroad soon
Me- Victor Sorchan has arrived at her cottage
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt starteu lo' WV
York to-day on the flagship North star.
Nr and Mrs Joseph 5. Stevens, of Ne" jersey
have taken the Little Hill Top cottage ana are
expected for the season soon
Miss Schemrnins and Mr. and MRS n ~ - -
ards of Boston Mr. and Mrs. A t HartWeh' ot
Chestnut HILL Mass, and Miss Charlotte Lee "a
Honolulu. are at the Muenchinger King cottage
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
BATS FLY IN BASEBALL RIOT.
Peacemaker, Protecting Umpire, IN Critical
Condition in Hospital.

An attack made with a baseball bat yesterday on
James Burke. OF No. "a TOmpkins avenue brOoA
Iyn. while protecting an umpire from attack al
ball game may result fatally. He is in St MsT@s
Hospital with concussion OF the brain and frac1-
OF the right leg
The umpire made decision that was conreste'.
He was being beaten by crowd or p'dSeTs a'"
spectators when Burke jumped 10 his asslstantss
Burke was beaten with the bats. and was rendered
unconscious Police reserves in the mean tins
were hurried TO the from the BrOWnsV.ile
station and used their clubs effectively NO ar
rest was made. Several other men were injursd
during the fight.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
REMAINS OF TORRICELLI MISSING.

Great preparations being made at Florence
to celebrate at the beginning of october next the
tercen.enary of the birth of Evange!ista Torricel
the inventor Of the barometer, who died In the
Mediri Palace in 1647. m the service or Grand
Duke. Ferdinand Ii Of Tuscany, who held MIN IN
the highest regard. Indeed, so great was tle
admiration which the grand duke entertained lor
Torricelli that ordered the sculptor fogsii
to make a marble statue of the scientist Out
when near completion the marble. for some reason
or other split into fragments and the monument
was never finished. At his own request, "heh nc
died his remains placed in the crypt OF San
Lorenzo and a Ieaden plate with a Latin ePltapii
was placed his coffin
Some forty wears ago the Italian government
learning that his coffin had fallen into decay
caused new one to be constructed for the recep-
ton of his remains. But when the old comm was
opened the other day it was found to contain not
a single human skeleton, but all sorts OF human
bones of at least dozen different persons all huu-
died together peII NELL while the lead plate win
the epitaph had likewise disappeared A careIui
search is now being made in the hope or peirg aoi
To discover some trace of his remains put II Is
feared that it will prove fruitless Torrlceih' II
NAV be added was many years amanuensis
and secretary to Calico the great astronomer.
MAROUISE DE FONTENOY-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

owes him living. As wage Garner he accent.
lhe moral responsibility and dignity of labor
he does not claim food and shelter, employment
vi hisher wages as a natural human right
"hen ne does not make an honest effort TO earn
hving He does not clamor for home as
Iee slf'' or for sick pay. or pension without
coir'riputing regularly to the insurance funds
ana earning relief by thrift and prudence with
the cooperation of his employers Self-heIp is
ms source Of inspiration and System is the social
goo whom he worships and obeys I.NF
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.

To the Employer.
Do you want desirable help QCICkZ
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file OF applications Of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
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Between 36th and 37th Streets
Office hours: 9 a m. TO 2.
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MARRIED JEANNE BoNAPARrE

Then there is the Marquis de Villeneuve- Escla-
non who was formerly enthusiastic Legitimist,
serving as such on the stan OF Don Carlos during
tho last Carst insurrection in Spain. but since
hts marriage 10 Jeanne Bonaparte he has natu-
rsIIv become an equally enthusiastic BOnapartist.
Tho MARQUIS made the acquaintance of his wife
s,,ring one of those Provencal festivals of which
,bs poet Mistral the high priest and in which
yyv.e-Bonaparte played active a part. Wyse-
onaparte frequently wrote poetry for these festi-
walls and as Jeanne Bonaparte is exceedingly clever
,,h her brush he employed her 10 illustrate his
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
OBSERVATIONS AT GENEVA, N. Y.

Geneva n. Y. June 2s-Successrul observa-
tions Of the eclipse Of the were made here
to-day by Dr. William r. Brooks. at the Smith
Observatory. The sky was clear and the defnf-
ton excellent First and last contacts OBJ
tained close TO the computed times. and photo
graphs were made during the passage OF the moon
over the suns disk showing the different phases
of the eclipse. The diminished sunlight gave the
landscape a peculiar effect and the reduction OF
temperature was noticeable
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AN ENGAGEMENT.
TBv Telegraph to The Tribune.

TeIeFrBpn ilIUtIe
E,icbr7ond Va June 2s-Maior William Woods
r-orsv,+he Of the eth Cavalry L. s. A. and Mrs.
t-orsy-rbe have announced the engagement Of their
daughter Mary, Lieutenant Edward R w Nc
C,ahe The marriage will take place on December
AT Jolo Island Of JOlo Philippine Islands where
.ba etb cavalry Is now stationed. Lieutenant~Mc
C-.be &c q son Of Captain and Mrs W. Gordon Nc
Cabe Of this city. The news Of his engagement
ached Richmond this morning in a letter from
The Young officer to his mother
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
DROWNED IN SWIMMING AT RockAwAy

Frank Hartley. twenty-five years old. OF No Sss
stanhope street Brooklyn. drowned In ia
naica Bay. at Bayside Place and Eldert avenus
RCckaway Beach, yesterday He was at the beacs
with two friends. who members Of the Circle
Boat Club They went in swimming. and Hartley
went out too far and could not get back He went
down after calling for help When he was brousnS
ashore he was dead
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ct REGTS-Cbarles H Hambitn, Minneapolis
HOTEL AsTOR-N. E. Erwin Y s n BRES-
1T%-P Scott McCracken, Philadelphia I'm
PfREIBarron Proctor, Chicago. ASTOR-W D.
Tnr1l1a Richmond.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures June 2s
From reports taiy by telegraph from various
pIaces throughout the Northern Hemisphere appears
a+ there are no indications Of prolonged period CT
excessive heat any part OF the United States The
week will open with temperature somewhat above the
oaI the eastern districts and below normal
from the Mississippi Valley the Rocky Mountains The
western cooler area Atlantic coast
x the middle Of week. attended BY local rains in
middle and northern the Mississippi Valley
10 the Atlantic seaboard During the latter half Of the
ee moderate temperature viii be experienced in the
central valleys lake region and Atlantic states.
There have showers and thunderstorms in the
plains states. Colorado the Missouri and upper
region: elsewhere
the weather generally clear It is somewhat warmer
Of Gulf nOrtheastwsrd.
rain fallen
an5 much warmer the northern districts west OF
There will be showers on Monday
~ the ipper lake region, extending by night into the
iav-s- Ohio Valley. and by Iues-
day into north portion OF the middle Atantc states
England In and West the weather
- he generally Monday and Tuesday
Steamers departing Monday for European ports will
fresh mostly south with generally
fair weather ~ the Grand Banks
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Brown, Margaret h Jaeger. Jonn
ARENDROTH-At Poughkeepsie. y Y on FRIDAY Juh
rs. Amanda ". AbendrOth- widow OF Jonn AoenoEoti-
Funeral residence OF her niece. Ari
William T Lane II Franklin st. PouEhkeepsi@
at 40 D. m sunday. June - fnterment at Greens
mi Cemetery. Rye. y. Y. MONDAY. JG1s
% arrival OF 100 train from Grand Central
Station
BROwN-At YOnkers. " 7. Saturday. June q 1sOA
1890 a after long illness. Margaret n o'Nn
wife OF George r Brown. Funeral service az her ats
residence. No 4S3 Hawthorne Monday sfternoos
$50
HAVES.-At Westchester County.
y Y on SATURDAY. June 27th, John Haven. son q
John Appleton Haven. aged s7 years Funerai
A his late residence on TUESDAY
June 3Oth 2:f5 D. m Carriages will be IN wsitls{
Harrison station arrival OF train leaving tirana
Central Station at 1.OS
JAEGERJohn Jaeger missionary 9f tne Mlssion o. I1s r
Living $40 Funeral al tne -
Witt Memorial Church Monday. June % at : p N
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William Faversham's play is be called
THE World and His Wife" II will have It's first
presentation at indianapolis in September.
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ns,eiaI Record .-rhe foIlowing oficial record

p "a average for corresponding date last year
.raas for Corresponding date last thiry-thTss
Sesi F-orecast-To dag. fair showers ana cooler 10
,xht or Tuesday: hght to fresh "iHu. ''' ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

Andrew Mack is 20 be managed in the future by
Mason Peters. Mr.. Mack made known yesterday
that he would produce number OF new Irish
dramas.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.

Announcement was made yesterday that William
Morris has added no less than ten theatres to the
number he has already acquired. The last to come
under his direction is the Savoy. at Fall River,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

Steeplechase Park is ready entertain the
multitude that iocks to Coney Island in quest of
amusement Several thousand men and women
assed through its gates yesterday Mr.. Tilyou is
arranging for a number OF novelties
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
CENfETERIE.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Ia readily accessible By Harlem trains from GranA
Central station. and Jerome Avenue troilsys
and by carriage Lots $3.50 Teiephone 4sos
Book Of o r~sresentattve
once. 20 East 23d St New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

I.angdon Mitchell is writing a new play for Klaw
& ErIanger. 1t is to be based the American
Revolution
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL 24t-3 West 75d 81 Chapefa
Private and public arnbuIances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

Richard Carle, OF "Mary's Lamb fame, has
chartered. a yacht for the summer. His friends
now call him Commodore"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

Frank MorrelI, OF THAT Quartet" has been en-
gagged by Cohan & Harris for George Evans Honey
Boy Minstrels.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29
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Died.

Death notices appearing In The TRIBUNE VIII De
repubII.hed IN the Tr-Weekly Tribune without e1trs
rharue
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Forecast for Special Localities.-For Dis

Forecast Tor speclHI Io'HItEeS. Ut 17I'7'1V0 01
lrynb,a and MARYLAND to-day, showers and cooler
Tuesday or Tuesday night light winds. mostly south
For Delaware New Jersey. fair to-day showers
- cooler Tuesday OF TUESDAY night; light TO fresh
winds mostly southwest - 49, vo-l ,ai-
shoUers and cooler tonight or Tuesday hsht 10
s-.sh winds mostly southwest l., z.-+h.-,
lIEsl day and warmer IN northern
- Tuesfay showers. cooler in western ana south
POI light winds. mostly southwest
ei1 60 West m Pennsylvania and western Ne ,r
Poi to-day Tonight Tuesoa3 iaA'
shoHtis -, 20 fresh southwest 10 west winds
,I oriciaI Record.-The following official recoru
,r,n, the Weather Bureau shows the chahseS i" H'
rature for twenty hours 'h eoihFAiSoh
F -, -.or-n.sr.nrdng OF last
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For z Europe n Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will mailed
owl
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xbsudroth Haven John
Brown Margaret K Jaeger. John-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-29

nAILY AND STNDAY
The weekly messenger., 1908-05-16
Anatole Gauthier

Elaborate preparations are be.
ing made for the inauguration Of
Gov. j. Y. Sanders on Monday
May 18th. The program which
has been published is a very at
tractive one.
The bitches are being dug and
cleaned. We presume the present
administration wants to turn over
the town to their SUCCESSORS in
good shape. They must surely re-
slize by this time that the Reswe-
Der ticket has walk over.
The present town administra-
ton made such a complete failure
of their platform that they thought
best this time not to promise any
thing. But We hope. and we know
the people will not forget their
platform and how they fulfilled
the promises of that platform.
Valued Same as Gold.
B. G. Stewart, q merchant Of Cedar
View. Miss. saya: II tell my customers
when they buy box Of DR.. Kings New
Life Pills they get the worth of that
much gold in weight. IL afflicted with
constipation. malaria or biliOusness." |"
Sold under guarantee at T. j. l. a b b e
drug store. 25c.
The Banner the organ of the
present town administration prai-
ses the Mayor and Secretary and
wants to retain both, but has no.
thing to say about the police and
other town officers or employees.
If only two officials of the entire
administration are good. we might
as we'll fire the whole bunch. If
the other officials are good they,
also. should be retained. il not
they should have been discharged
long ago.
The weekly messenger., 1908-05-16
A Californian's Luck.

THE luckiest day OF my life was when
I bought a bOx Of Bucklpn's Arnica
Salvp;" writes Charles F. Budahr. of
Tracy. California. 1.-TWO % cents boxes
cured me Of an annoying case Of itch
ing piles. which had troubled me for
years and that yielded to no other treat.
ment.' Sold under guarantee at T. j.
Liable drug store.
Work on the dredge boat Of the
Cypress Island drainage district
is progressing rapidly. The hole
to float the boat is being dug aud
water will be brought to the hole
from the Grand Marais. short
distance from the boat. The boat
will probably he Aoated next week
or the week after. As soon az il
is foated. the machinery will be
installed, and the boat put to work
cutting the big ditch. An electric
plant will be installed on the boat
in order to work day and night.
FoR RENT-Store formerly oc-
The weekly messenger., 1908-05-16

FoR RENr-Store formerly oc-
cupied by G. o. Broussard { Ban.
ner ofice) apply j. H. Duchamp.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23
BOUGHT A FARM
OF GREEN GRANITE
important Developments Are Expected
in Randolph as Result of a Trade
Made Saturday.

Randolph, Nov 23.-Albert Reedle
and A. D. Thomas Of Hardwiek have
purchased from parties in Worcester
Mass the place one mile south OF this
village, known IS the Irwin Lamson
farm. The final arrangements were
made on Saturday and the papers
signed
Mr.. Thomas who Is interested in the
granite business in Hardwick was here
in the late fall upon a visit to Mr. and
Mrs. Beedle and became interested ia
the gmnite on the farm of Mr.. Beedle
which is of fine white variety and
further investigated the granite situat
ed on the pasture and woodland belong
ing 10 the Lamson farm. Later G. II.
Perkins, the state geologist. was call
cd here to pass judgment upon it and
he gave his opinion that the supply was
unlimited. His verdict gave added in.
terest
The property was purchased for the
granite which is Of peculiar variety.
being of dark green and white and is
said to be unlike any in the state ex-
cept one of siGnilar variety at Windsor.
1t is thought to be valuable, both for
its beauty after it is polished and also
because OF its peculiar dark rlcn green,
making it rare variety aud not easily
found in this state or New England
No efforts will be made this winter
to develop the quarry but it is expect.
ed that active work will be made in
the early spring for It's development.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1908-11-23
RANDOLPH

G. y. Emery has secured employ
ment in BARNARD and the family are
to move there soon
Miss Bessie Bliss and her friend, Miss
Hutchins, from Mortified are here for
few days with Mrs. Jones on School
street
James oney had very serious at
tack Of heart trouble on Saturday
from which he rallied after few
hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Wardner went
to Pike, n. H., on Saturday 10 remain
over the Thanksgiving period with their
daughter, Mrs Udall.
Clyde Kellogg, who has been with
his mother, Mrs. RoXana Kellogg, for
six weeks, returned TO h is home in
Kansas City on Saturday.
Mrs. L. G. Durham and her daughter.
May, left Saturday for her home IN
White River junction having spent one
week with her sister, Mrs. Pearl Camp.
bell.
Thrty.one club members OF the Lit
erary club enjoyed six course dinner
az the parish house on Saturday after.
noon this being the annual club lunch
con.
Miss Lucinda Dupries has accepted
position in the Office Of the Enosburg
STANDARD and after a week or ten days
will 60 20 Enosburg Falls 10 take up
her duties.
Mrs. Emma Mcintyre has closed her
house on Randolph avenue for the win
ter and gone to Burlington to remain
with her daughter Mrs, Guy London,
for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Buck went to Bos-
ton Sunday, where Mr.. Buck will look
up holiday goods for the store after
which they will return 10 Lebanon, n.
H., for Thanksgiving with Mrs. Stella
Buck.
Mrs. D. NJ. Gourley anad her daugh.
ter, Miss Maud Gourley, Of Someryille.
Mass, left here Saturday for Three
Rivers. Canada. where another daugh-
ter, Mrs. Henry Dunbar lies critically
III with typhoid fever in the hospital
az that place. Mr.. Gourley left on Fri
day night for the same place
Mrs NJ. A. Tewksbury IS very IN hav-
ing been taken suddenly with what Il
il feared is an attock Of appendicitis
Mrs. Tewksbury attended the club
lupcheon at the parish house Saturday
afternoon but was very i'll through the
night thoueh little more comfortable
on Sunday morning.