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New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
THEATRICAL NEWS.

heading the bill. which includes the Four Huntngs
the Seven Yulians. Miss Viola Gillette and George
Mcfarland. Hall-Macy and Company also pre-
senting there THE Magpie and the Jay." Ray
Cox and Mr. and Mrs. S. Darrow are also on
the bill.
Miss Eva Tanguay heads the bill the Alhambra
Theatre this week The Pianophiends also on
the programme, with Miss May Tully, Ladde Cn
Maddox and Melvin, Villa Holt Wakefield, Charles
Mack and Company and other well known
performers
The farewell week of Miss Cecil spooner's en-
gagement at the Lincoln Square witnesses the pro-
duction OF The Girl from Texas" a meiodrama
in four acts In which she has appeared for two
seasons New songs and dances have been
interpolated.
Ralph c. Herr. the comedian. made his first met
ropolitan appearance IN vaudeville yesterday at
the Fifth Avenue Theatre. On the same bill were
Cole and Johnson. negro entertainers. and Miss
Emma Janvier lately comedenne with Fifty Miles
from Boston" a newcomer IN vaudeville.
At the 125th Street Theatre Beatrice Morgan and
company yesterday played for the first time in New
York a sketch entitled For Italy and Bow OF
Ribbon Blue" by H c. Colwell.
Tony Pastors bill this includes John P
Wade and Company, the Mullini Sisters. Smith
known performers. whalen and West billed
as an extra attraction.
At the Eden Musee the Blue Hungarian Band is
n1aving with the cinematograph week days.
a novelty this week Hunting the Deer.
F2ieo the Hungarian violinist, Will appear IN the
soene AT Naxim's Of ''Die Lustige Witwe, at the
no,,rg performance Thursday at the summer
Garden of the Harlem Casino 124th street ana
Seventh avenue
The Circle Theatre will present an eniivenihe up
,esrance Thursday the first professional nia'iies
f,,nance of The Merry Round, postponed
fror, "Wednesday to Thursday for the oenenl OF
-lvde E1tch's Girls company.
Mica Mabel Moore has retired temporarily from
tho cast of The Servant IN the house ~ 'h7
So h,- her doctors orders. Her part OF mary
will be played by Gladys Wynne' co"si" " a..
,r-o Matthison Miss Wynne made her hrs'
annesrance among the Henry aliiief '''
PLAYERS last night
x-,.o. Of George M Cohan's The yam
- 1900, will be given at the hnlckeroocher
NJ - Thursday afternoon, June il, Tor tho
- .ba Torninican Cancer Homes for inc
" -. seats for the benefit can be had az inc
&C. on next tuesday, but tickets cai pe VI"
,at,ad ip advance by applying TO EoHiuho Deh
,an AZ No 2 West 10Th street
This will he Knight of Pythias nlght at ''
nr,-.,ro Among the lodges that already nave e"
gaeed seats is Ivy Lodge, 49, "hlch WIN e"e 80, ~
hundred and fifty members to see AH0 '
cian.''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
MARTIN G. DAY.

Martin c. Day. formerly city editor OF inc
proytde,ce Journal and The Evening Bulletin. >
,d later Of THE Providence News died yester-
6av in the Polytechnic Hospital. He was the son
of Dr George T. Day, president OF Hillsdale Col
I.ga editor of THE Morning Star" and for many
years. pastor Of the Roger Williams Church' IN
proy,dence Mr. Day leaves a wife, two daughters
one tbe wife OF Clifton c. Phillips. an artist on
.Tbe Richmond Times Dispatch; the other the
wife OF @ B. Mcbride, of Brockton. Mass. and
,on George r. Dav. Mr.. Day lived at No le5
Wes. 1O9th street.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
,-. o, ayYousE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago June 1.-The Prlh'ess ihea'' h,tc To-
-. n,a,.bouse was opened to the pubic TO-
-. IN the first metropolitan presentation OF q
,,,rsicaJ play "A Stubborn Cinderella by WIN A. a
II,,sb and Frank r. Adams. and with niuso ~
Joseph F. Howard. The theatre IN LA. -. II
cto'e - r,etor Of the La Sale Theatre
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Omcial Record and Ferecsst--wsshfngton. June L
For tire first than two weeks the kites at
Weather. Virginia have succeeded in breaking
through the calm zone that has perstenty overad the
Is last. To day the westerly winds
sumed their and an elevation OF two miles above
reached The temperature at that eeva-
ton was degrees freezing poin, and at the
decidedly cooler IN New Eng
md Atlantic states and temperatures
considerably teiov the seasonal
of country. except In the
lake region. There from the lake
region eastward through England. and
depression West caused showers
tn. east Gulf states Arkansas Missouri and
valley Northwest including
Pacific Elsewhere the weather was fair.
Forecast Special Localities.-For tho District
Columbia Wednesday incrsasiry cloudness
light north 10 wfnis-
For Maryland. fair to-day; Wednesday increasing
cIoudiness showers In PORTIONS light
north o northeast WINS
For New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania
Eastern New York. to-day: Wednesday increasing
cloIdiness; Hight to fresh north TO northeast
Local Ofaeia! Reeerd.-The following
from the in the tenn
last tyentyfour hours. comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
Juvenile COURT IN BEHliN'

pa-Ito June The first court In this Guy ,o
juvenile offenders. founded on an e.a civ,l
- .. 10 keep the youthful INSIDERS as Ial
- ,,oss,bI. away from criminals Represeh'a'iSe es S
- the press were admitted to the hearings. u, =,
- % rosidinr fudge requested that the names oi
.e youths be not published. and referFea 70 'no 10
american practice OF not aonnl'''"s
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-M. Stanley Brown. Cleveland HOL-
LAND-D H. Burnham, Chicago. HOTEL ASTOR
Mrs B. o. W Bunte. Chicago. MANHATTAN
FELTON, B. Elkins. Philadelphia PLAZAmPaul
Anderson Newport; H. Hugo Brandies. Omaha
sAVOY-Sidney T. Nelson. LakeviIle. Mass: n.
uel bancroft. 1r. Wilmington. Del
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
ST. JOHNS GUILD OPENS HOSPITAL

The Seaside Hospital at New Dorp. Staten ISL
and was opened yesterday by St Johns Guild.
The guild sent two parties OF babies with their
mothers to the hospital yesterday. Patients will be
taken the hospital daily. except Sundays. until
the Floating Hospital begins its trips. about July
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
PENNINGTON COMMENCEMENT.

The SEVENTEEN annual commencement OF the Fen
nington Seminary of Pennington. n. j.. which has
he.n going on since last Friday will end to-nnor-
row with reception for the president of the semi
nary and promenade concert The feature OF the
exercises to-day will be addresses BY the alumni.
one of which will be delivered by member OF the
class Of 4S.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
YALE ART SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.

New Haven. June THE anniversary exercises
of the Yale School Of Fine Arts were held to-
night. Kenyon Cox. n. A. delivered the ami
versary address His subject was the late Angus
tus Saint -Gaudens. the sculptor. At the close of
the address President Hadley announced thai the
William Writ Winchester fellowship. which pro-
vides for the study of art abroad. had been award
ed TO August Spaekuch. of New Haven.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
JAMES K. JONES DEAD
Formerly Senator from arkansas and
Democratic National Chairman.

Washington. June 1.-Ex-Senator James X. Jones.
OF Arkansas died here this afternoon after an III
ness of a few hours. On Friday Mr. Jones returned
from visit to his daughter. Mrs Leonora Carri-
gan, in Arkansas, and last night was apparently
enjoying good health. Complaining slightly this
morning. he remained in bed, and at $40 m died.
the Immediate cause of death being heart trouble
He Is survived by his wife and three children. Mrs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
GRANGE AERoPLANE OAMASeu

Rome June 1.-The experiment OF Leon. Leon ~ 80
H. French aeronaut. before queen Oo"'
vi ,,,,s and a few invited guests here ttiis
s came TO nothing, through mishap ~
Ia. ,,ochine NJ De La Grange began TO ny rhpiu-
-, ~ smoothly but after going about eish' nun
= rds the aeroplane suddenly fell 10 Iho
ground from height OF six iee, ~ o.n.sd Nv
So mas not hurt. The mishap was caused pS
= accdent to the motor.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
LITTLE HOPE FOR j. K, NEAL.

The condition of John X. Neal Commissioner of
Records and Republican executive member OF the
Goth Assembly District of Brooklyn, remained
practically unchanged last night His physicians
say there is little chance of his recovery His
family has been his bedside constantly during
the last four days waiting for the end Mr.. Neal
is suffering from pernicious anemia
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
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FUNERAL OF BLANCHE eArEss MOTHER.

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Luck Bates. mother
of Blanche Bates, the actress will be held at the
home of Miss Bates at New Castle this morning
at II o'clock The body will be taken TO Fresh
Pond for incneration Mrs. Bates hfty-nine
wears old She was born in Richmond. Va. She
died at her daughters home Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

later in Paris, under Jean Paul LAurens and Ben
jamin Constant
Returning to America he became a member OF the
art colony in West 67th street. New York, and was
enrolled in the Salmagund and Lotos clubs. He
took medals at the st. Louis and Portland Exposi-
tions His specially out-of- door studies.
Mr. Talcott married Miss Katherine Agnew,
daughter of the late DIR. Cornelius Rea Agnew, Of
New York in 1895 The funeral will be held In
Hartford on Thursday afternoon.
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charge.
Durbrow. Emile F. Nevirr.
Kerby. Margaret TaIcotf Allen B
Leech. Annie s. Whftter Charles A.
Lewis. Joseph. Wilson. VI Clementine
MDernott. William.
DURBRow-on May 81. Emile Faber Durorow. wife of
,ns iass Washing'on purorov FTne5al se.vieSs 90
West End ave. on Wednesday. June B. at oeiocx
p. Philadelphia and Chicago papers please copy
Funeral at his late residence No q East 55th st. Sn
Tuesday. at 10 Interulent woodawn kindly
KERBY-on sunday. May 81. 1905. Margaret. laughter
services at her late residence No 6s3 St Marks ave
O'Clock interment at Greenwood Please omit flowers
LEECH-very suddenly. May 81. her residence No
oo Decatur St Brooklyn Annie stoddard daughter of
the late John and Hannah Leech.
LEWIson Saturday May 90 1905 at his residence No
day. June 2. at 2:30 m.
MDERMoTr-on SUNDAY MAY 81. william McD-ruott.
IS coure st. Freehold. y J.. Tuesday. June 2 az
NEvINs May 81. Ieos Nevins. daughter q the
day. Jun. 2 1905. late residence 2o2 81
Marks ave. Brooklyn. at m.
RoMAINEIs suddenly. on May 90 Julia Adelaide Tyson
Be held at the Church Of the Divine Paternity Cenra
D m.
TALCoTT-At his summer home In Old Lyme. Conn.
June l. 1905. suddenly. Allen Butler Talcott. 4l
o'clock Funeral services Northam Memorial Chapel
at O'Clock.
wfITTIETs-SuddenIy. on Thursday May "a. at sea oa
board the steamship Mauretania- Charles whittier
81. Thursday June T. 10 O'Clock a. Intcrment
Mount Auburn. Cambridge.
wILsoN-on Saturday. May 30 at her residences No.
T. Wilson. In the 7Th Of her Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

performances of George NJ Cohan.s the fan-
Ice prince will be given at the ~.
.ho rorninjcan Cancer Homes for the
mdr.i,,,te seats for the benefit can be had az inc
49,, of7ce on next Tuesday. but tickets can De oo-
,at,,ad in advance by applying 10 ho"iuiiu D
xras+ 7htb str
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
ALLEN BUTLER TAlCOTT.

Landscape painter. died to-day after weeks III
.ss at mis- summer home at old Lyme. He was
-, in Hartford, April 8. 1867. and graduate ed
from Trinity College in 1880 Mr.. Talcott studied
~. ut tho Art Students League. In New York, and
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
FEAR OF MORO REVOLT IN J0L0.
4 Datto's Modest Vow of Murder-Settlers
Reported Attacked.

Manila June The Moros the island Of Jolo
are reported restless, and Of the dattos has
vowed 20 XIII personally twenty whites and one
hundred Chinese and then declare war. A sentry
has been attacked and seriously wounded The
guard has been doubled. Il is reported that set
tiers have been attacked.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
NOTES or FOREIGN NEWS.

Santiago De Cuba. June Thomas F. Mof1al
tie American. Consul at La GgayTa, who ar afriped o
2 GHnranarnO on The United states suIaoe M
cucsh last Tuesday. passenger on me sle<L- i
E: Ser1ranoa which sailed from this port to-ua9
Tor New YORK.
Santiago de Chilli June 1.-Presid.ent nc Mont l}nst
opened The national Congress to-day IL Is .i .isS
s1ge the President referred TO the good reiatlonS
which Chill had With al other countries ana esPe-
c-a--y with the United States
Mexico City June Floods have wrought sTeae +7o
damage near the city Of Pachula In the lasI o 49,
oays Elghroen persons are sald 10 Aai ie.s out
drowned and the village Of Pachua was wiped p1g 0gl
burst
Manila. June Pa as,ino Ablen leader 81 ,itie the
las-JICs I0rvencent- who once ASSUME pata
s frn.i-al follower were hanged ~ B1llbld prison
today. Thev y.ere found guilty Of several inul n
--rs a strong effort was MADE 70 i',a1ce INC
ei1nr General Smith 10 commute ule seii'oiio'
s. Petersburg. June The Internal atlonaL C1n- On
esess q Navigation began its deliberations 10
gEl Grand Duke Michael AleNahdIoNsitSSt5; Tobn
. brother Emperor Nicholas, presiuea' 53"In 3o
4. Dckerson a member Of the Mississippi Coiii
fssior who represents the State DeIai iiiieIt 81 a
~. Congress read paper on ,.9 me agsihst
foods The lecture ives followed 3y Tecep'io"
Z en by the municipality.
North Sydney. X. :. June 1.-The schooner Julia
tCrse9. of Fortune BAY \. T.. which left mere on
saturaa. Tor her home port. ashore on ! aIi an
beF Head. II is expected that the s.-as, 1iu ar,.
fafso Of coal viii be total loss. NO INeS "'
$ Petersburg. June 1.-The Douma t2-ng,t t2t SG for
rendered NJ I[osorotoff the Socialist Deputy, ioi
.ial on the charge Of having delivered rr'ed
Lon speech at Ufa IA which lie lnclteo 10 ~'''1~N
fes4Stance Of the authorities.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
FOURTEEN SENTENCED TO DEATH.

WARSAW June Three girls and eleven men
were sentenced To death by court martial here 10
dsy for attacking post car at Sokolow, on the
Tistula Railroad. last January. A bomb thrown al
rte killed two and wounded ten sodlers anu
s---,4ad employees ana the safes were looted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

CoNDICT-FREEMAN-M John II y Condct and Miss
Marion A. Freeman. daughter OF Mrs. wilbur feree
Freeman. Monday. June i. at Orange. N J.
E1NIAy-Ros- Monday June l. 1908 Frederick d. Fin
lay 10 Louise c. Havana papers please copy
HAsBROoK-sCOTT-On 1. at Hamilton Ontario.
hv Rev Mr. Young Mary Wtntsr daughter or
Mn, John Thompsc0 Scott Harold HAahrook
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

The Circle Theatre will present an enlivening aP-
rearance Thursday at the first professional ii . .
f,,nance Of The Merry-C Round" postponed
-, "wednesday to Thursday for the beneht OF
cIvda p4tchs Girls company
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

1907. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
BROOKLYN PHYSICIAN TO MARRY.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune

[By Telegraph to The Tribune
Boston June DIR e L. Swan. of Brooklyn. is
to marry Miss MolIie Dodge Ripley. of Boston. next
wednesday at tho Old Meeting House, Hingham.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

temperature yesterday. II degrees: lowest 81:
average. for corresponding last
bS for corresponding date last thirtythres
years. a.
Local forecast: To-day fair: Wednesday increasing
cordiness light TO fresh north to northeast winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily acccssibs by Harlem trains Grand
Central Station. Webster and Jerome troleys
and by carriage Lots $50 up. Telephons ASS
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ONCE. 20 East 23d ST. New York City.
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WARsHIPs BoMBARDED VATHY.
Turkish Occupation Of samOs as Told by
Refugees-Powers May Act.

Athens. June The Austrian guardship Taurus
has arrived Sarnos- Refugees arriving here from
the island say that the Turkish flag mas peeh
hosted over the Governors palace and that before
occurzfng varhv the Turkish warships bombarded
the heights and drove out the inhabitants who had
rnassed there.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Constsnrinople June Owing TO the conflicting
eccourts regarding the nature of the trouble IN
sanos the powers may send commission 10 re-
port on the situation Nathy.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Santiago d. Chilli June President MONT
opened the national Congress to-day IL ms mes mes
sega the President referred TO the good feiallonS
which Chill had with al other countries ana espe-
ca-y with the United States
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Carrigan. Of Arkansas: Miss Susan Jones ana
James K. Jones ir. of this city. The burial Will
be In this city, and many of his former colleagues
in Congress who have yet left the city will re-
main TO attend the funeral
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

The farewell week of Miss Cecil spooners en-
gaserent at the Lincoln Square witnesses the pro-
duction OF The Girl from Texas. a melodrama
in four acts. In which she has appeared for two
seasons New songs and dances have been
interpolated.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

Miss Eva Tanguay heads the bill at the Alhambra
Theatre this week. The Pianophiends also on
the programme, with Miss May Tuy, Ladde Cn
Maddox and Melvin, Villa Holt Wakefield. Charles
Mack and Company and other well known
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

At the 125th Street Theatre Beatrice Morgan and
company yesterday played for the first time in New
York a sketch entitled For Italy and Bow Of
Ribbon Blue" by H. c. Colweil.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-02

,1ss Mabel Moore has retired temporarily from
.ta oee+ Of THE Servant IN the House AT inc
Savoy by her doctors orders. fel pdi' " 80
~, - r,o,ed hy Gladys Wynne. cousin OF Eol'h
- n,a++b,son Miss Wynne made her hrse
ary,aarance among the Henry Miller Associate
PLAYERS last night.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-05
Cspitolio de Puerto Rico.

Fl Concuruo de pianos para este obrs q
Cerr6 sl s6bado dltimo, primerc de Fe'
bFeT0.
Han ConCurrido dOseientO8 nueve arqui.
tectog, batiendo All 81 record do los CeEt6
mensB de eata fndoIe
Sc tsnfa 81 toEneo CelebFAdo on Washing
ton para 81 edi6cio de Las Tspdblieas anne.
EiCansB como 81 mas concufTido haBta aho
Ea, con nm n6mero de cientO treintG cincC
ConcuTEanteE, peTo Puerto Rico CANA ID
CopR y nUeatFo CeEt6men viene un veF
dadeRo ei6Fcito de inteleCtualaB.
81 eBtimamop, como 90 coFriante. que en
cRdR pEoyeCto han trRbAjado cinco opera,
rios delineantag, calculadoTes ETC., TegUItau
m6S de miJ bOna6reS con suB dos mil ma.
nos puestss enCimR de los pianos para
nue1tEo ReCinto de leyeB.
Debemos BentiFnoB oTgulloEoB.
Para uaboraar mejor Ia impoEtanciR dc
Ia cifrs, hsTemoB algunaB compATacions-
con la cRntidRd de planes que FepFsgentan
los pFoyectoB pHesentadou.
CRda proyecto consts de Beis pianos, ID
que hRce IN total de 1854 de elIoB.
Seg6n IR sEcRlR pedidR On el concuTBo,
eBoa pianos tsndT6n una longitud de un
metro cuaEto, de forma que 81 Los pone'
mos unoB continuation dc otrog, cubri.
ran una extenci6n de mas de IN kit6me'
trO 3 medic.
PodEfa empapeIaTSe con eIloB una her
mOER Casa de ocho habitaCioneB con sals,
ComedoT, etc.
81 an solo aFquiteOto con Hus ayudantez
correBpondienteB hubiera de haCer todol
LOS pianos pEeBentados, inviEtiendo en- clio
81 tiempo proportional que el jurRdo ha
ConCsdido para este ooncurBo, nsceHitarfa
cincO ahOs dos msses de aaiduo tTabajo.
En- reHdmen, el cert6men que acaba do
vsrifcEEBs on Puerto Rico, hara 6poca On
Ia histoFiR.
Espsramop con avidez sI fallo del ju
rado.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-02-05
TeatrO Metropolitan

Noticias recibidau en- 81 pari6dico '.The
World de Ntw York dicen que Julio
Gatti CaBazzs, director dc ''La Scala
testro de Milan, dice que no hubo fnnda'
mento para Ia notiCia de que 81 Eeguirfa
Heinrich CourFisd, como director del
metropolitan Opera House" do New
York.
Sc insiBts en- que muchoB miembEos de
ID direction del metropolitan" favorecon
4 GAtti CaRazzS como successor delMP. Con
Ried.
LoE planes que ne han discriminate
ahoTR Tsveatir6n con mas poderes 81 dirSC
tor vsnidsro, que los que go1s el actual.
So hR propueato ahf para vsr 10 que
har6n log directories del Metropolitan
Sc conaidera & Gatti Gasazza el mejor ID
todoB los que pc prOponen.