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New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
THE BISPHAMS MARITAL WOES.
Singer Refutes Wife's Charges That He
Didn't Care for Children Properly.
rRv Te,esraph 10 The Tribune.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune.l
Philadelphia Sept. 25-For the first time since
his marital troubles have recently attracted public
notice. David S. Bispham. the opera singer, made
public to-day a statement. giving his side Of the
case 1t was IN the form of answer TO the petit
ton presented by Mrs. Bispham in the Quarter
Sessions Court, to modify previous decree Of the
court IN reference TO the custody Of the children.
Bispham's reply refutes much of his wife's testi-
mony at the last hearing He denies that he kept
the children from her for the four weeks each
summer when they legally in her care, ex-
cept once when she was IN England. In that case
he was not obliged TO send them 10 her. He denies
that the children not properly cared for and
in reply TO Mrs Bisphams assertion that they
were seen running about unkempt and dirty. he
saws that they had been out fishing and engaging
In rough play.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
ATLANTIC CITY SEES THE PATRIOT
Large Audience Greets William Collier in
New Three-Act Comedy.

Atlantic city, Sept. 25.-William Collier appeared
at the Apollo Theatre tonight in his three
act comedy The Patriot He greeted by q
large audience that included many well known per
sons from New York and Philadelphia. The authors
Of The Patriot are J. Hartley Manners and ar
Collier.
Mr. Collier appears in the novel character, diff
ferent in many respects from types with which
he has been previously identified and yet one in which
his personality Is not lost sight Of The first and
third acts show Armitage Manor. Fir. Tree Hill
Rullrrog New, and the second act Sir Augustus
Armitage's fiat. Buckingham Palace Mansions.
buckingham Palace Road London. England. Mr.
Collier is seen at the opening of the play as a
mining promoter
Charles Frohman has surrounded Mr.. Collier with
an especially capable company, including Helen
Hale Helena Collier Garrick Paula MARI John
saviIle Annie Esmond. Helena Byrne. Frank
westerton Wallace Worsley and Rex MacDougall
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
OBITUARY NOTES.

RUNYON PYATT, for many years an importer
of drugs, died Thursday at his home at Sea
Gate He was born In New York hfty-stx years
ago He was a member of the Automobile Club
of America the Atlantic Yacht. the New York
Athletic and the Fulton clubs He leaves his wife
The funeral will be at the home tomorrow after
noon.
CAPTAIN JAMES E HOBBS of Belford. N J..
died on Thursday, after an illness OF two years
AT the age of twelve he began his sea career The
Arst steamboat under his command the Fall
River which piled between New York and Sandy
Hook He retired two years ago. He leaves his
wife one daughter Mrs. Garrett Lee. and one son.
eaptsin Charles Hobbs of Belford.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
THE DUKE NOW RICH.

The present Duke OF Hamilton, by-the-bye. is now
receiving very large accession TO his income. The
late duke, when he died thirteen years ago, be-
queathed most of his property 10 his only child.
Lady Mary Douglas Hamilton who two years ago
became the wife OF the Marquis of Graham eldest
and heir of the Duke Of Montrose. The title of
Duke OF Hamilton TO a very distant cousin.
Lieutenant Alfred Douglas Hamilton, of the Royal
Navy. To him. or rather to the dukedom, the late
duke bequeathed his Lanarkshre estates. including
the coeries. He vested all this Lanarkshire prop
erty the hands of trustees. with instructions that
year 40 the new duke for the maintenance of the
title employing the remainder OF the revenues for
the gradual amortization of the debts on that and
other estates which had belonged TO him lie
added that as these debts had been
liqudated the duke to have the entire
income from the Ianarkshre estates and collierieS
These liabilities have been paid off, and the
present duke is receiving the whole income, which
has had the effect of than quadruplng his in
come, and is destined still further to increase. In
fact, II IS probable that within few years, with
the development of the property. the revenues OF
the dukedom Of Hamilton will amount TO some
S4000e0 per annum. At the time when the duke
succeeded to his cousins honors he single and
regarded as a hopeless invalid. having injured in
some fashion his spine while diving under the keel
of the ship on which he was serving. He has, how
ever, entirely recovered. has married very charm
ing woman. Miss Nina Poore, and has a daughter
and two sons. the eldest Of whom. six years of
age bears the title of Marquis of Douglas and Of
Clydesdale.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
MICH APPLAUSE AT THE AMERICAN.
Lucia di Lammermoor" Reproduced by
Abramson Company.

Enthusiasm as earnest and spontaneous as that
which is certain to greet the work of Mime Tetraz-
zini or Mime. Sernbrich when either essays tne
aor,d music OF Donzetti the title part OF Lucia
4, or,r1ern1oor' followed Miss julia Aliens inter-
pretatfon of the part when the opera was repro
duced at the American Theatre last night At Mr.
Norris.s 42d street playhouse the "bravas and
'bravos" and ''bises'' may as surely be counted
upon as in the Manhattan or Metropolitan Opera
house.
NJ Tore as Edgardo showed himself once more
rs a reliable and useful tenor. and Mime. Bossi as
Alice and NJ cara as Henry Ashton received their
measure OF applause from an audience large
apoueb 70 confirm Mr.. Abramson In his belief that
,bora "a a public in New York numerically strong
enough to make grand opera at popular prices
success.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

.,,ong the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
THE ETRURIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
II Affair Miss 4. @. sgsers
w rTIr mg1H'D p,1rr,,DEI.PrIrA. FOR SOUTHAMPTON
DsnqSP @ %s Blsh Is Bryant n and dAzisF' ms whitney War
THE MINNEAPoL1s. FOR LONDON.
Robert NJ Barker Mrs C Blair Leighton
SnaFlen end - MIS- charles Mr Mrs Harold B.
THE KRooNLAND. FOR ANTWERP
.55 ApdTss xs. Miss Miss 'G9R &s r
MI t,'Ii and Mrs. Charles H Miss NJ T Henry
She'apH Tt1E KoEx1G1N 1r1sE. FOR NAPLES.
Nj and Ind Mrs Ms, Fl paCaiSs c Es M aae Mrs spaud
NJ pro9S and Mr., George G. Miss Jane Rowland
'"'''" THE COLUMBIA FOR GLASGOW.
", II RSih%s %lIsGs Lamb NJ MA and Mrs John Wright
THE PRETORIA FOR HAMBURG.
Mrs L X Brigham Yrs Mrs c & r Gregory S'r;,
ht te,s ~ mis- Mrs. Gebhard wilrich.
Mis- Alice Post Faber.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
were THE cARMAx1A. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Miss Maqde Adams ADAMS ..5 T,TanE hsmiraI and Mrs.
Mrs Mrs Marriott CANDY Thomas o seltrdse
Mr. Mrs and n n Nri Keen r b OuAs Charles Char n Welsh
J. z. Lord.
THE BALTIC FROM LIVERPOOL
-, ard Mrs G. Allan Mr. ]. ". Lane.
c-sne and Mrs William Nc
Mf rand and Mrs. E. b Dahl Ado9 ~ 60.
Mr. and Mrs g. c Childs Parkhurst and Mrs. Park
and Mrs II HoIins. hurst
NJ an5 Mrs George I4au-' Mrs r. Morgan Ocott.
SAr Ir Miss Maude Bell
THE GRAF wALDERsEE. FROM HAMBURG.
Mr. and Mrs. e. w Duston. Mr.. and Grs Robert H
Professor William c. Carl Hays
Gerard Thiers Professor and MIS- hlroy =.
DR. Kiliani- Smith -
Mr. Mrs Rolio Ogden Mr. and Mrs FREDERICK y.
Mr. andN w ". Leonard
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
Donate, and Charge d'Afaires Of Russia at
the Court of Vienna
SWEDISH MOBILES oF SCOTTISH ORIGIN

SWEDISH MOBILES OF SCOTTISH ORIGIN
Count H. G. Hamilton, who, formerly Governor
Of the province of Goheborg, in Sweden is
King Gustavuss Minister of the Interior. is the
head of the Scandinavian branch of the great
Scotch house of Hamilton. Lord Claude Hamil-
and Regent of Scotland in 1872 on the demise of
James V, was created Baron Paisley in 1885. His
youngest son. Frederick who married Sidney,
daughter of Sir John Vaughan, served with dis
tnction under King GIIstavus Adolphus of Sweden
in the Thirty Years War and founded the Swedish
branch Of his house, being created first of all
barons and then counts. The present Minister
OF the Interiors father Governor of Upsala.
ana Paul du ChaillI relates in his Land of the
Mldnlght Sun" the charming manner in which he
was entertained there by the late count and by
his wife, daughter of the celebrated Swedish his
tor1an, Gejer. The Swedish counts of Hamilton have
always made it point and matter of family
their native tongue, whereas the counts Of Doug
las. who are also OF Scottish descent, do not
know a word of the tongue of their ancestors.
Like the Douglases. who make of the armo-
rial bearings of the house of Douglas, of which
the Duke of Hamilton is the chief do the
counts Of Hamilton the Of the Hamilton
family, Of which the Duke of Abercorn is the
head. They rank among the very graDdest houses
or the Swedish aristocracy, and sister of the
count is the wife Of General Count Charles Wedel.
the kaiser'S Governor General of Alsace-borraine
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
BASEBALL CLUB OWNER DEAD.

Cleveland. Sept. 25.-Frank De Haas Robson
traction promoter, and widely known patron
OF baseball, died suddenly from heart disease to-
night at his home, in the fashionable
suburb Of Bratenhal. He was ffty-six years old
AS founder and owner OF the old Cleveland Ameri-
can Association club and part owner in the present
ST Louis National team. Mr.. Robson keeny
interested IN the game His traction interests We're
represented in more hundred cities Of the
United States and Canada
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

BATEs-At Psssaic y J.. suddenly. on FriGay. So
J. v westervelt beloved wife Of Albert O. Bates tn
day sspssnser IS from hsS late Tssidf1es No 30. .
leaves 2Sd St at 1140 a m Chambers ST. IL 90 a. m
BRowN-on September q 1905 George wsiths.a ca
FDHs,. r0wn asd % %. yT2 Wss I g ampbef @ Buns5
Saturday morning. 1880. Friends Of George w
Brown. 1r.. invited.
son Of the late James Carter. Of Chicago
HEGEMAN-s Suddenly. on September g. John Aysrgs.
Aycrigg Funeral services al the residence Of his
cousin. B Arthur Aycrigg, No. 1l5 West I4th st: a.
convenience family Phadeiphia Detroit papers
Joseph Moss ives in the 18TH year 81 his age Ser
Conn. on SATURDAY September 26 80 O'Clock ,.
Kindly omit flowers.
PEABoRrs Babylon Long 1 5sIana Ss.n on wsdnssaa,
Eleanor r and the late Arthur j. Peabody FTiends
vices calvary church. Fourth ave ana 2lst ST. on
(TennJ papers please copy.
PLUNKETT- "Wednesday: September o. 1908 10:
late Dr. George a and n Marta + Piunksst Inter.
ment family plot F1atbush. Requieseat in pace.
PYa8n n5 @ ~ "a & EuGy9R 6 Pya % IN his I 5
e Nfn 40r 1Te n omt o at
REMMERs-On September %. Herman Remmers be.
loved husband Of Annie p Rsmmers- Funeral from
sunday. September q. at 2 p.
RICHARDs-suddenIy. on Thursday September -
zoos. DR. William A Richards Funeral services
Brooklyn. on Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
sAYER-Entered into rest. Friday September 25.
St Luke's Hospital. city Hon Daniel Sayer. in ths
6sth Of his Funeral services and interment
Denver. Col
SMITH-On September 23. Edward Thomas Smith. be-
loved husband OF Clara E Smith Funeral services
Saturday. September 20. p Private mterment
Sunday morning.
sPEDDEN-On Friday September 25 Tuxedo susan
Douglas widow Of Edgar Spedden. Funeral services
the residence Of her In-law J. Frederic TamS
No Lexington ave. Monday. September %. at 10
O'Clock
soUIER-On September 25- 1908. squier. IN
6eth year residence. No % Prospect Park
West Brooklyn. after a lingering Illness. Funeral at
his late residence sunday. september q. p m H.
terment private.
sTEWART-On Thursday September o. 1908. OF
Carmichael aged 81 years Funeral services az MS
residence. ESQ Sterling Place. Brooklyn.
Sunday, September %. 1908. at p Interment
Englswood. y. J.
Funeral Saturday. September &c. at p Inter-
at SpoRord. y. H
swAN-At Seymour Conn. September g. 1eOS James
his 18th Funeral services from his lats
residence. Saturday. September 2 at 1SO and from
the Congregational Church at 2:3O-
TRCBEE-At Bridgeport. Conn. September 25 1904
David Trubee. aged So years Funeral service from
his late residence 472 WaIdermsrs ave. Bridge
port. Monday. September %. 230 p m
wAKENAN-In Southport Conn. September "a 1903
Thorp. widow Of Maurice Wakeman- services
interrnent private Kindly omit flowers
wALTHERS-Anna (nee CIeef). wife OF Frank
G. Wathers. in the 41st year OF her age Funeral
ST. Brooklyn. Saturday. September 26. 1905. at
2:30 p n
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
HARTMAN AND OTHERS VISIT FAIR.

White River Junction. Vt. Sept. 25-Edward II.
Hartman OF New York: L. +. Loree. president OF
the Delaware & Hudson Railroad: Governor
Fletcher D Proctor Governor-eleCt George II.
Prouty. l. A Coolidge, Assistant Secretary OF the
United States Treasury, and other distinguished
visitors attended the closing session OF the Yer
mont State Fair to-day view the government X
hibit of Morgan horses They guests Of Max
well Eyarts president Of the fair association.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
NANCE O'NEIL IN "AGNES."
1By Telegraph to The Tribune

IBy Telegraph 10 INC AEi""4e1
Lowell Mass, Sept. 25.-Nance O'Neh opened her
season at the Lowell Opera House tonight before
large and very cordial audience that enjoyed her
performance as the chief character in play called
Agnes" made for her by George Cameron Miss
O'Neil appears attractive young American
yornan who has been tricked by her mother into
marrying a man of wealth whom she does not
love and while it is wide departure from her
usual repertory 1t gives her an opportunity for
emotional acting. Miss O'Neil has an excellent
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
COLUMBIA REGISTRATION MAY BE 5000
Only Department Which Shows Falling Of
Is Medical School.

The total enrolment OF Columbia University UP
TO last night shows increase over last years
registration of nearly 10 per cent Already 4.2i
students are registered. compared with i.259 on
the same date year ago.
II the number Of students who register during the
next two weeks increases in proportion to last
years figures il Is expected that the total registra-
ton of the university Will exceed SIX thousand.
There has been an Increase in every department
except the College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
COLONEL JAMES 7. sourrER.

Boston Sept 25.-CoIonsl James Taylor Soutter,
prominent socially and in club life. is dead here.
aged forty-three years. He was the OF Robert
soutter of Fredericksburg, Va, and Lucette la
mari Soutter who was the daughter of ]. B. La
mar His grandfathers Mr.. Lamar and James T.
souter were the first and second presidents of the
old Bank of the Republic, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
TO PRESENT "MARcELLE" THURSDAY.

Announcement was made yesterday that the first
nresentation of "Marcee'' in this city had been
r,os.noned until next Thursday night II was to
have been given at the Casino Theatre on Iuesday
,,on, .Asarcee' is a musical comedy by Messrs
pixIav and Iuders Miss Louise Cunning will be
,,,a chief Derformer IN it
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

The registration days this year are Monday,
october 5; Tuesday, October s. Saturday,
Ootohsr no. and Monday, October IL. All who
;ntsnd 10 vote must register one of these
dsvs between 7 a. m. and 10 p.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
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THE BURIAL OF sARASATE.

de sarasate the Spanish violnist. who died at
Biarrit; on September 20. was buried here to-day
A large part of the population followed the coffin
through the TO the mayoralty. where IL lay
In state until the burial this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26

The registration days this year are Monday,
October 5; Tuesday, October 8; Saturday,
October 10, and Monday, October IL. All who
intend to vote must register one of these
DAYS. between 7 q. m. and 10 .. IA
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
WIDOW OF GENERAL BRAGG DEAD.

New Orleans. Sept 25.-Mrs. Eliza Bragg. widow
of Major General Braxton Bragg, of the Confed-
crate army. died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Wa Washington. Sept. %
The cyconc reported Thursday east Of the
lesser Antilles West Indies central Friday afternoon
south Of and island OF st Kits and was then
moving in we northwest Shipping on the
Atlantic and been advised of the presence
Of the IN the West Indies.
The Western slowly eastward during
the last twenty-four hours being Western
Kansas Friday night precipitation
west OF the Mississippi Valley. is falling in
wyoming and Montana. rains reported from
the and Florida In ali districts other than
refer continues
weather has overspread the Rocky Noun
tain region Western plains temperature
Pacific slope In the Mississippi Valley
ana the states high temperature prevails
The Of rains and colder weather viii ad
vance the Mississippi Valley, the lake
lover lake region Ohio Valley the Gulf by
SUNDAY Fair viii continue Atlantic states
Saturday. and probably Sunday.
departing Saturday European ports VIII
have variable winds and fair weather 10 the
Grand Banks . .
south TO along the middle Atlantic Coast light
Iariahlo. along south Atlantic Coast light fresh
southeast and along Gulf Coast light
southeast: on lower fresh southerly
upper SOUTH shifting brisk northerly by
Saturday night
Forecast for Special Localities.-For New England
fair to-day light south southwest winds
For Eastern York. Eastern Pennsylvania and New
Jersey to-day. and probably Sunday: light south
winds. ,,-. ,,.,--, -,
today Increasing cloudness Sunday: cooler
by night: fresh south winds
Joc,I offciaI R-cord.-The following orcial recoro
from, the Weather Bureau changes in
perature twentyfour hours in comparison
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL. ASTOR-B Brfgadier General w p Han,
U. s A. ELMONT-Jadge W. p Boyd, sestt,sa- sa
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EMPIRE-Dr g. H Hawley. Danbury, conn
MARTINIQUE-Dr. W. W Nelson syracuse
MTTRRAY HII.I-GeneraI J. c. breckenridge
Washington. wALDORF-ASTORIA-S A.
]. Beveridge. Indiana
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OBITUARY..
PROFESSOR ERNEST r. FENELLOSA.
tBy Telegraph to The T

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
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nounces the death of Professor Ernest f. Fenel-
losa he about to sail for America.
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highest temperature yesterday. degrees; &C.
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for corresponding cate last thrtythree years Ga
.ocaI Forecast-Far to-day and probably Sunday
liIylt south winds.
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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-05-21
Wednesday.

Washington, May 1.-THE further
consideration of the Brownsville af-
fair was yesterday postponed by the
senate until Dec. 16 next. This deci-
sion was reached after an extended
exchange of views among the sena-
tors.
Senator Rayrer's resolution direct
ing the president to appoint a court
of inquiry to investigate the case of
Col. William +. Stewart of the army,
now stationed at Fort Grant, Ariz.,
was referred to- the committee or mil
itary affairs, with an understanding
that Senator Rayner would appear
before that committee to make arfur-
Their statement on the Stewart a
One-haif of the tive-hour session of
the house yesterday was spent in roll
calls on the various propositions pre-
scented. When the days work had
been concluded the agricultural and
p~ostoftice appropriation bills had been
sent TO conference.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-05-21
Tuesday

Washington. May IL. - The senate
yesterday passed the ~postoffice appro-
priation bill, carrying amounts aggre.
eating 1928. O27,367. AS passed the
bill allows 81 per day expenses for
railway postal clerks when away from
terminals, which will incur a total e
pense of about $1,000, 900.
Senator Rayner spoke on his resolu-
ton directing the president to order
a court of inquiry into charges against
Col. William F. Stewart, Z. S. A., now
stationed at Fort Grant, Ariz. After a
debate lasting practically the entire
session. the house yesterday by a vote
of 1876 to 124 agreed to'the conference
report on the naval appropriation
bill.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-05-21
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