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New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
ART SOCIETY OPPOSITION TICKET
Committee to Redraft Constitution Will
Favor Il in Report Tonight.

A general meeting Of the Municipal Art Society
viii held this evening at the National Arts Club
10 discuss the report Of a committee appointed on
October y TO redraft the constitution Of the So
ciety.
The members Of the committee Bert Hanson.
Frederick s Lamb. Colonel Henry W sackett,
William Laurel Harris, Isidore honti, John NJ Car
rAre anI Mrs. William - story
Among other things the report Viii recommend
that permission be given for placing opposition
ticket in the field It win be suggested that thirty
dayq before The annual meeting Of the society the
hoard or directors shall appoint a committee
nominate one architect. sculptor, painter
and others 10 take the places OF the retiring
bers Of the board.
Another section of the bylaws says the presi-
dent and vice-presldents shall not be eligible for
election for more than TWO successive terms hut
shall be eligible after the lapse of year.
The differences OF opinion among members over
rhe question Of having woman on the board or
directors are expected excite a spirited debate
this evening.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Tree admission 10 Metropolitan Museum OF Art the
American Museum Of Natural History and the
,..,D ~ The TatlonaI Civic Federation.
10 a.
Dr. Merle St croiz wright George Bernard shay
Critical summary and estimate League TOT
Political Education. II a m
,r7 ~ the Tri- Professional Msdica! Society Hotel
Astor. p m
I5ntertainunent Of the womans auxiliary Of the tabe-
euiosis clinic q the Presbyterian Hospital Hotei
Plaza. evening
D,,1er for senator Martin SAKE. Hotel Majestic, :
Exhibition and bazaar OF the Lenox Art Academy.
No 100 West l24th street 80 p m
,5a.+fnr Of the West Side Property Owners and Bust
ness Mems Protective Association. No. 76s Tenth
avenue p. m
Dinner Of the national Civic Federation. Hotel AstOr
evening.
Conference OF the Public Education Association rooms
OF the womens Municipal League No. 10 East
2Gth street, p
Meeting Of the American Scenic and Historio Pres
srvation Society. New York Historical Society.
Central PARK west. 80 p m.
Reception Of Entertainment club waldorf Astoria
80 2.
Free lectures Of the Board or Education p m
svaGi'e W4aT9 T{ad7ium. Dr. Ernest r. Won NardroT
Public school =, Mott and spring streets. Lon
so ga East ssth street "Edvard Gretg and
scandinavian song Miss Gurli l. LennoorH, PUB
ttSs s,uT9c2oJ F,Hi, ScSooi la o5tS -, " a
Mss Kate ; Chittenden, Public school J 50 Audu-
bon avenue and l69th spain Miss Lucy
r. Bliss. Public Library. No. 10s West 136th
street, "Heredity. BENJAMIN q Gutenberg. st.
T., me Argentine Republic Miss RachsI KinE
west Side %eighborhood House Hall. No. SOL West
Wianifred n cooley Public school \ Third ave
ana leoth street The History Of Pianoforte
Park avenue. Wiiliarnshrtdse, Alaska ana Her
HiVeTaaie Hail Rverdale avenue and csoth street.
The Texan aud His state" R. Cornelius Raby
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
MUSIC
TEE RETURN OF NINE. MELBA.

-,..r,l ru-nors were dissjpateo gracious promises
60 fond hopes fulalled ard much sIadness
s-se5 Hy The return Of Nine Nellie Melba TO
6 -,s-naf-an Ore-a House last night II was an
y - great and general rejoicing and its
- s,f-st re-rneated the stage as well as the
SC room. and inspired singers well
- Nine aIelha chose La Boherne'' as the
80 n her reappesTanCe- She seems 10 be
- - tNe opera than her achievements in its
- and music Justify. but who shall explain the
s-7 moods OF a prfT:1a donna It was she
--sa-s5 the part of Mimi. as the French say.
- ears ago AZ the Metropolitan Opera House.
= -+---c9- re- fupersonsrion vss not convincing
- 80 could nor even eTace the impression LEFT
= ..a -e-5-sreric singers who had preceded her
: q, 81 wsuack-s Theatre. the Casino and the
.---s- Theatre. she seems 70 have learned to
= - 81 much that he- tnsistence upon
- --,fsr-fc- Of TIRE opera two years ago
=. managers y the Metropolitan and Man
- N~ -he ears and gave occupation 10
-z .=-= .sees Dramatically she Is less fitted
= = ~ -ra7 she was il December. 1870. when
= sre e--cbfe5 ir= naust- with her voice. but II
80 n forgive her too generous physical W
-,- fer -'-e sake of her exquisite voice and art
-. ----as mo- o1ro-tunely now 10 fnculcste prin-
.-z ~ Aez---- which a opers-n7ad public seems
- --~ ---.r--E h-- eager 70 forget. Again there
= e. sxh5-trior of artistic singing at the Man
-. again an ourpouri1E of tones that were
.--.--s each n ttself and for itself. Vet each
---=--- with frs nelChbor IN exquisite union-au
60 ---as=s of exquisite .reposefUlness and
--a--- and eIo1-e1Ce and beauty. There was
.--s----s z-E--s-5or in the performance. an ami
- z-5-h frequently got beyond the bounds
! --4-e-=-f0- ard became too strenuous 20
--r --= z--ia5re hurrCr q the comedy but into
- s---s-.7cs moments Nine 1Ielbs ever and anon
-as -,s 1-ie-l-E hahn - her lovely art. and all
= v-en again. There would have been higher
,ss-,-e for zr 2 IT. CanpaDini had been mora
---ss-e-e The use Of his orchestra In fact.
- re =-re-dt5 acoustic properties of the Man
.-.s- Z Is z little singular that Il has not
- 10 1.- Hz-nersrein and his jealous u1-
r 5i-s--r- n care for r1at refinement which
--15 com from q different disposition Of his
As-s-a si-5-E n the floor Of the orchestral pit
s-s t-s 7--=--0sit5-- of thin partition between
80 -az-e-s and ire audience Bur in performances
Tia --z- 1r rsS- night =he general exaltaton seems
g, -sr e7- ----+e-0--s u-reTaUCe-
-vr-aS --.- mar expression - delight = the
-s---- ~ 1---e 1Iei6a Virh her voice Of vernsl
ss7-ess and exquisite art. such this record
INTENDED ~ -e -1 cesca1- upon tho performances
= The other singers L@r II re known that no
e-7-r -f men singers in New York have Yet sue
ssaed - putting much music and yivacious
f--- .-r -.a .0UeCE scenes as did Messrs.
zs-s-=-- Ss---z-Co. Gilbert. SeguTola and
azzr.-.Ez-=--5 .z-- night. and --at The perform
s--e sz r. whole -rz- thrice capital
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY DECEMBER Is. 1908.
Mr.. CUTTING RESIGNS.
Leaues Citizens Union Because Of
Bureau of Municipal Research Work

r Fulton Cutting has resigned chairman OF
the Citizens Union. His resignation was received
at a meeting of the city committee last night The
meeting was Of an informal character, and action
was not taken the resignation The members or
the committee expressed surprise and regret at the
action OF Mr. Cutting His letter as follows;
It is with profound regret that find myself com
PEELED to resign a member OF the city cOnniJIee
and as chairman OF the Citizens Union. L 3 m one
OF the trustees Of the Bureau OF Municipal Ks-
search strictly non-political institution be-
eve this project to be OF farreachtng importance.
local and national. and my obligations 70 II are
of such nature that find it imperative TO retire
definitely from all political activity -, =
In taking this action beg to assure you tnaL /
am as convinced as ever Of the Importance OF the
existence OF an Independent political orsanization
like the Union, and l most heartily WISH you sue
cess in the great work you have before you -.
I shall continue TO cherish the many frlenIsI IlpS
I have made during my eleven years ASSOCIATION
with the Union, and only wish for my sue
cessor in the Craftsmanship that he may ENJOY Ile
same loyalty that you have always SHOWN me-
A committee Of five be appointed to consider
a successor to Mr.. Cutting The COMMITTEES VII
report on December 2S. The name OF William jay
ScheRelin has been mentioned as the possible
choice for the Craftsmanship. He is president OF
Schefelin & Co. manufacturing chemists, VICE
president of the Merchants Association and has
been identified with public affairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
GYPSY" SMITH BIDS FAREWELL.
Fills Carnegie Hall at Theatre Prices with
Enthusiastic Audience.

The vast seating capacity Of Carnegie Hail was
taxed 10 lis Utmost ast night by those who came 10
hear ..CIypsv' Smith strike his last blow IN this
CITY this season for the religious awakening oI
Gotham Boxes sold for SO each, and other seats
went for the prices which are asked at the oest
theatres The lowest fee . cents, charged for
-as-s an the TOD gallery so far up under the roof
that The evangelist the platform looked no
,s-sa- than an insect 10 the host who sat there
F5t his voice though IN attenuated accents. Pene-
trated even TO those recesses ana ms -ste-l lea
a. -bat- f,lu share Of the laughing and Weep
t vr-frI7 greeted the emotional story Of his Dos
80 conversion and rise preacher When he
--fzF.aY he said II would be impossible 10 shake
hands with that great multli1oe. 'Dul instead ne
s - ris handkerchief TO them bidding
-, yoo5b, He did. and Immediately storm or
e.. e-s=-, ,,-bre bade him farewell in return.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
DR.. AUGUSTUS LIE PLoNoEoN.

d Augustus Le PlOngeon. who bore the title n
Count de CoduerilIe and was q well known arChaao-
-1gist. died in his boarding house at No 20 State
street. BROOKLYN. CT Sunday. Several volumes he
published twenty-five years ago setting forth his
belief people Of the lost Island Of Atlantis
- ere Identical with the ancient Mayas OF Yucatan,
aroused much discussion in archaeological circles
In another work he traced Masonic beliefs back
r. 80 wears He had tried 20 prove that the Greek
al1ha oct vas an epic poem il the language Of the
1EavaS commemorative OF the food mentioned in
The Book Of Genesis
Dr. Lle PIougeon vas born on the island OF Jersey
efgFrv-tr~ee years ago. Many OF his archaeological
treasures are in the American Museum OF Natural
F4fs-C-r He leaves his wife.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
"a -RauA74~ IT THg METROPOLITAN.

IL performance cf la Traviara-' A. the Metro
g--z- -zs- night z-zs Distinguished bv the return
2 TIE r-a-z--r sage 1f Giuseppe Eau0aus-i- by no
-sz-s newcomer. r-- artist who = always
-z----c ll- A--z-r's r- learszls Of yesterday and
= Scott ---1- SO sing = Philadelphia to
-r- save -~= -+ --e 7es- tried singers the o0poT-
unity -g.-- w-T know rendition Or rhe
.5z- E=--.-.. q c-r-lzE night audience gave him
g vz-- --- gave him deserved applause
e --= dose ~ --= sH-c-6 a-- Nine. Sc-brIch. IN
e. -=s- r.--e -ar again The Efoletra. and NJ
-z-1s- Alfredo. 7-#e M Spe--lo conducted
Es E7-- -E-l rs -le new ANNA
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
The PLEAS FOR ST. JOHNS CHAPEL

T. lie EditOr Of The Tribune.
Sir. Many thanks for your courtesy in printing
nv letter lust as it was feared It might be 100
long but now I can wish it much longer If mere
words could be OF any avail. I have been much
s-;6a5 IN see The stand The Tribune has taken
IN defence of St. Johns Chapel The editorial OF
last Saturday was both comprehensive and elo-
cre7t in is plea Il IS dsCredit to our city. and
10 Trinity Church especially, that sucn cestFuc-
zion should be even proposed. The wealth Of Trim
itv could easily sustain il, and II not for such
purposes. what is the object of its wealth? I sin
cerely hope that wiser second thoughts may yet
come before the fatal blow is struck c.
New York, Dec. H. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
PRINCE MALBAs HOLDS RECEPTION
Turkish Consul General His Guest in Fifth
Azsaus II Galleries.


s---s lrz--ss lIr1-zc Srah-AIir Zade surround
e r-z col e--Eon ~ orfenra. rugs and carpets
re ET--- avenue Al Galleries. No. SO Fifth
zE--e he'd reception yesterday afternoon
z--1S his visitors were NEl6i Be-. che Turkish
-z-s-- General a-5 Charge D-AEai-es al Wash
=----- --- E-6Ef Ahmed Bey, the first secretary
e re legation
--= prince -cT5 a story 70 cote-ie q friends
concerning MS -irle The collection ne said, was
aeE-r as F4- back IS The reign ot Sultan Nourad
T -4--. -rr raid visit - Prince ECEnere Al
me --s-ez- .r Ez-areQe. During his say there a
81 Taz born -o The prince The Sultan. taxing this
t- good omen. ordered t5=zt the child b named
-E-g-az zf-z- Efu. and that he also receive the
-e 9r s-zz-1Ll-. which means "-hs Prince OF the
Emperor
lr= ~ me -a-=s- examples now shown is a If
tzsHl1 century CocIa rug. which. The prince says
las been .- his family more than three hundred
years -- measures feet inches bE feet .
---=s and IS framed under glass Another eN-
s-ra Is -1-aI antique F=Sziac six palace car
~ -s rr ree.. which. the prince told his
t-en1s yesterday required the work ~ twenty
-en AZ 7---e- f1- over I've years
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
SALVATION NELL PLEAsEs ARMY.

szlvs-.1- Ne-L~ Mrs Ftske-s ueW DLa. At rhe
7=eke-s. has Won the sympathy OF the Salvation
am T. -ae first pley II which the work OF
= army -as been treated seriously and sympa-
le'lcs.-- ana .u consequence has attracted ex-
Ssorc-nsrv attention from army leaders On New
&sS-.y eve B~igacier Sraryon. Wao has charge o.
= any s.-Iu work tu mis- country. VIII make q
sFs 1-1z-e address TO tne audience al The close
lie performance q Salvation EelL" Mrs
So 7-I give Two or three Incidents Illustrating
u VCrz - rhe Salvation army f. the slums- A
-aTrs So officers and the army band from head
Va-rers VIII attend
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
TWO CHORUS GIRLS GET DAMAGES.

Mrs Mayrne Mtcheltree who was chorus girl
in Babes in Toyand'' when it was produced at
the Majestic Theatre in 1894 got verdict for s5OO
damages against Stair & Wilbur. the owners OF
the theatre in the Supreme Court yesterday
She sued for injuries sustained in falling down a
snfraI staircase from the stage 70 the dressing
Miss Jeanette Hahn, who was Z chorus girl IN
the production OF Carmen at the Metropolitan
OUera House in 1905. also recovered a verdict for
e. 600 yesterday in the Supreme Court against the
mara
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
COLONEL HENRY a nARLINe.

Toledo Dec 14-ColoueI Henry A. Darling
eighty vears old died this afternoon at the home
Ct his son-in-law Judge L " Morris of the Lucas
County common Pleas Court from cerebral herHor-
-hage Colonel Darling enlisted IN q Connecticut
regiment and for valuable services IN defending
supplies from Confederate cavalry attack al Fort
Gibson and saving Bankss army from short ratlons
h was made a major. At the close Of the war he
was brzverted lieutenant colonel He was also Win
sherman Al Atlanta
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
DINNER FOR LORD NoRTHcLIFFg.

Frank A 1funsey gave dinner last night in
honor Of Lord Northclife at Shcrrys. 44th street
and Fifth avenue Among the guests present were
: p Morgan George Westinghouse, JOnn Wana-
maker Jacob H SchifT, James 6peyer. George W
Perkins Paul Morton. Morgan J. O'Brien. Fred
trick D Underwood, Charles F. Meller. William
H Newman. George R. Sheldon. z H Hartman
. r v-iden4r August Belmont and Theodore
.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
ARNOLD DAILY ~ NEW PLAY.

a--aEfe city Dec 14-ArnoId Daly produced MS
- Play The Pi1kp0ckets. al The Apollo Theatre
0-'sht under rle Management q Lleoier a CO.
=. E. 5lrI-el ar who wrote Leah Kleschua,"
. Ire a-r.lr. LIr DAILY appeared fn the part u
se--r re with sociaits-ic tendencies
9.7--s -he rast were Charles A Stevenson,
-'a--t LeHa1-. Albert BrunIng and Katherine
n
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
LEEDS PEARL CASE UP AGAIN.

Arguments made yesterday before the
United states Circuit Court of Appeals the
classification OF d string OF thirty-seven pearls
belonging TO Mrs. W. B. Leeds. OF this city, and
valued at S340000 imported in June 1906 Paris
dealers agreed to deliver the pearls 20 Mrs Leeds.
paying a duty Of 10 per cent for pearls in their
natural state The government learned that the
pearls had been assembled in Europe 4 neck
ace and the collector made a charge IF 50 per
cent The lower courts upheld him and opinion
was reserved yesterday by Judges Lacombe. Ward
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
AncLo-cANADIAN CABLE RATES

London. Dec. 14-The question OF the reduction
Of cable rates between Great Britain and Canada
will be taken up in earnest early next spring when
representatives Of the governments OF the two
countries viii discuss the subject Mr.. Leulieux be
Ieves that a rate of 10 cents word is feasible.
but with the difficulties confronting the Treasury
there is not much likelihood that Great Britain Will
care TO face any large expense in connection with
-hA reduction
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
YERKEs GALLERY SALE PUT OFF.
Auction Of Property WiIIed Conditionany 70
City Postponed Week

The foreclosure sale Of the Charles 7. Ysrkes Art
gallery at Fifth avenue and 66th street which the
traction man wiIled should 90 u the city on ths
death OF Mrs Yerkes mas been postponed nom TO-
morrow to a week from that day
The sale IS TO be held under proceedings brought
BY the Mutual Life Insurance Company FOR ths
yrnent Of 1880 interest on mortgage
Corporation Counsel PendletOn Still hopes tnA1
the art gallery viii lie saved for tie city
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
MRS. DE NAVARRO ACCEPTS INVITATION

The Shcberts announced yesterday that Mrs De
Navarro who was Mary Anderson. had accepted
an invitation 70 attend the opening of the Elliott
Theatre on December g. 1t was said that the
former actress would sail for this country the
latter Dart of this week. The invitation was sent
nv ee Shubert and Maxine Elliott Miss Elliott
will open the theatre with comedy entitled The
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
". MURAVIEFF DEAD.
Russian ambassador Stricken zcith
4popjerg on Corso.

russian Ambassador to Italy, was seized with
an attack Of apoplexy while walking on the
Corso to-day He was carried into hotel and
died soon afterward
1>lcnoias MuravieT appointed Ambassador
70 I1aIy IN February. 1se5. Prior TO this he had
heio the portfolio Of Minister of Justice He was
appointed chief plenpotentiary for the negotiation
o. peace with Japan. but within day or two after
the appointment he resigned and was replaced by
N Nltte he was a mernber OF the family OF
AuraV1ef. TO which Russia is indebted for its
possession Of the eastern part OF Asia His brother
count Nuravieff died suddenly in 1900 when Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs
NJ Murav1en was born in 1850. and. with his
orotner was instrumental in the transformation o-
the Russian penal system and in utilizing the vast
resources Of Siberia He was formerly Secretary
OF state at St. Petersburg and in 1892 was ap-
pointed President Of the Criminal Section-of the
senate. the highest court in Russia. On January
!, 1924, on the death OF N. Manassein he was ap-
pointed Minister Of Justice. and under his direction
me judicial reform OF the governments Of Astra-
KHAN and Archangei, well as of Siberia was
carried through In August. 1903. Emperor Nicho-
las appointed NJ. Muravief arbitrator at The
Hague OF the cases between Venezuela and the
olookading powers. and in October Of the same
year he was made president Of the Venezuelan
Tribunal
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
eoveenoR NAMES c. c. ALDEN COUNSEL

Albany Dec. I+-Governor hughes A--l'-ilIeu ~
a. -. .-roi,tr7ent Of Carlos G. Alden, OF Buff
ssr, a. counsel 10 the Governor. at an annual
-a,a-z OF 3 go the appointment TO take effect On
January l. M Alden is dean Of the BufraIo Law
school owen L. Potter, who has been acting
counsel viii be retained IN his oid capacity as
Examiner or legislative bills
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
LINCOLN MEMORIAL PROPOSED.
Action by Congress Recommended in Senator
Dicks Resolution.

v-sebinq-o- Tec 14-The setting aside of Febrl-
arv p by both branches of Congress for the cen
tennial observance Of Lincoln's birthday is pro-
posed in q concurrent resolution introduced to-day
nv Senator Dick Of Ohio. Il IS further proposed
+bo+ Americans everywhere be recommended 10 re-
member the day. Action is also favored looking
toward the erection of an adequate memorial TO
President Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
PASTORS FOR CLEAN PRESS"

At the meeting OF Methodist ministers yesterday
at No $50 Fifth avenue. the Rev. 7. 5 Bond pre-
sanred a resolution which was unanimously IN
.7,,.sad fndorsng the movement for a clean press,
- earnestly urging such careful editing of
news that anything tending to crafty pTurient
curiosity shall be vigorously excluded
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
cHARLEMAGNE TOWER DEFEATED
James T. Hope Elected President of the Phila-
deInhia Union League Club.

Philadelphia, Dec. l4-Charlemagne Tower, recent
Ambassador TO Germany, was defeated for the Of
fee Of president Of the Union League Club Of Phil
ede1pbia tonight by James F. Hope, well known
merchant and fnancier.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
socIAusrIc cLERaYMEN NOW 1000.

About two hundred members. OF whom one-nalf
were women, attended the annual dinner OF the
New York Centre OF the Christian Socialist Eel
Iowship last night In making his annual report
the Rev John D. Long secretary OF the Fellow
ship said that more than two thousand Clergymeu
were more or less affiliated with US
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

JOHN CARRIER. a well known Western jurist
and mining lawyer. died AZ Berkeley. cal. on sun
dav from typhoid fever Before going 10 California
ne served on the Supreme Court Of Nevada
DANIEL. p BALDWIN. formerly Attorney Gen
erai Of Indiana, dropped dead al Logansport on
Sunday from apopIexy. lie was seventy-one years
Old NJ Baldwin vas active in Republican politics
ana bauking-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
Special Notices.

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BECK-on Saturday December y n her s5sa ysaF.
BecE and daaEhtsr - william a Co-n.ilas so-z 1t
Is anSsll5eJ; so1[n M T71ss l1Fe. @ 'sSs @ x y
meet fss SO f-al fl0l Cfrts9pss- Or bay az
also Mon5s5nsrT d e Y7 papers n pIsass copy
December Is Frances " beloved wife o @ Dallas
Notice funeral hereafter.
EpwARDs-on December =: 1908. q Dn-EEHe9ss Es.y
man EdEaT9s. ase5 years and noataS- s-=Viass
private
GEz2sET - T59asoE q y y 3ec-sss s-1 a -. L=ss =:
late residence No 54I Union on Tuesday z1-s-5oo7
at o'clock
KLS.NET-Major Edward Beadle Kiansy- Pass.t s<Ay
December IS, 1905 Euneral servtess Wsi9-sdzg g
N.o9 S1q9G3' T N2, a. 80 gf s56 e p conrstss
and friends invited 70 attend
WCRrN- -
sCrrOHfiy requested attend E1usrss1t con-
1un.caton for ths purpose q M3soTs ssrless - - 81
New YORK sr 70 6e he'd az the pz5ozs p 5s : ~ :.
sarber lgos a. 7-eIo[ In ne aftsrnoon Frats-ralT
PES6rsB F32Ss 5ecre5sry- t1a55''' ~ l. ----+-'
NEWMAN Brewster y T. December Il 1904
Lillian May Wright Newman vie q LOUIS G NsE-
D. D pastor At CatskiI1 y 2 Funeral services q
H@dnssa1y s zi4eT6l a2 PrsT3tsr = y : rain
Ss ssTe .e o., fariIv PfsinfeId = IL Ns15u-E
" II CatskH IN II and carmel IN II papers
PRAT-sunda-. December Is. the Rev Hsn- Prst-
rector OF st Coiuubas Church No IS ess OF -:
priesthood. Funeral Wsdnssds morning. Peeera- Peera
mass OF requiem o'clock
vIE1I-E-At Hotel Le 1Ia-Tuis- No y East Sls- o7
s 4ona1y' ] ss79F @ v5lf 70 a T f2o8 s. Less
church East Fifth and Madison svss
wyARING---At Eswbqrs, NJ. Dsesm6sr Z 1908.
aJe funeral services aiu De held a. bis lats rest
n fS Ints2me8t at csdar Hi Cez1s5sTy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Onicizl Record and Forecast--v ashinst0n Dec. IA
trough barometer the Middle states has
slightly eastward extending from the northern
lake region sOuhwestward 70 Texas Precipitation in con
usCtIon confined Monday
region Iight- Another
plateau Moderate
temperatures haye all
cations light precipitation in the Great Lakes
region IN ne northern portions York and New
EnEIand in the southern and central
plateau Rocky Mountain regions possibly on
middle slope Fair weather viii prevail prAc-
tcalIv a sections
steamers departing Tuesday European ports will
fresh southwest generally fair
weather ths Grand Banks The winds along
England will be fresh south. the middle Atlantic
moderate south, and the south Atlantic Gur
light and variable
New-York tribune., 1908-12-15
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMoNT-P. = saltonstal Boston g GiLs1-t SCI. J.
o. O.. Folsom. Philadelphia. GRAND go ? aE ~
s31ghauaton. HOFF9iA&-j- >. praAe, inns.
\ s HOILAND-WHuia +. Fi9t- "ssF.iIEHt 8 tol o u
INFE-Rl a I-CieoG = Bliss, Boston u ltitff
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