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New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
POOR DELLA PAID HER ELECTION BET
Casino Girl Incased Herself in Barrel and
Walked Up Broadway.

r,i..,-. ,oor DeIIa-in ireland they would call her
main DeIia-Connort She belongs to the OConnors.
of FsalfvUaIter thin that spilled British blood
over every province in Tseand-' and inheTits ner
democracy from an ancestor who was a walking
coupendiunl of the policies of Democratic states
men snd the ancients in Tammany Hall Wen
Della or Della couldn't restrain the desire 10
eager a BET on a Democrat, and such a Democrat
as william Jennings Bryan. Such is her adnira-
ton for that peerless DEFENDER OF the popu'ace
that she promised to gather a thousand players II
he would consent TO address HldhisH1 L-e7'ii-7
somewhere near the Casino
And mention Of that theatre recalls that Della
or Della. is A player herself. and not volunteer
ai+bar She Is one of the prettiest dancers in Mar
ceIIe - and that is saying a good bit Well Della
as Democrats male and female viii, was ooastlns
or dreaming of Bryan's worth TO the nation ana Oh
what the nation would do for him Marion Ford
to whom nature mas paid hattering attention,
warned Della or Della of the folly of yinnlng ner
hopes TO nothing.
TN wage V. Marion you're not brave enough
70 stand bv your man SO that you'd consent 70
walk with a barrel about you for him. declared
Della or Della. And she mad viii anger, for
Marion she knew to be terrible Republican
IT'S done Della" said Marion in mimic fashion
IF Taft loses III girdle myself with barrel. and
if Bryan loses III view your form invested with
staves."
Poor Della with her pretty hair floating over
her humbed Democratic self. gave Broadway a
new sensation yesterday morning about II OF the
clock At that hour several persons swear they
saw her trying to round 9th street inside a giant
barrel Only her head was visible Vendors were
selling pictures Of Della in barrel two hours
later and they did a thriving business last night
In front Of the Casino.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05

NEW LIFE AT THE THEATRES.
Passing of Election Promises Increased Busi-
ness at Local and Road" PIayhouses

Now that the election is over, the PUBIC VIII nnd
time TO go to the theatres. The leading managers
OF the city look forward to a prosperous season
Charles and Daniel Frohman. Marc klaw and A
I. Erlanger the Messrs. Shubert and David
Beasco. at whose theatres may be seen some OF
the notably successful productions. think that the
present season MAJ yet establish new record for
attendance at tic theatres. The business on the
road will be more encouraging than last year
Reports last night from the leading cities and
towns throughout the country were exceptionally
fattering
In the city night all the pla yhouses were
filed and the advance sale Of seats heavy
especially for Mile. Mischief at the Lyric. ~Mar
celle' the Casino. Three Twins at the Herald
Square. The American Idea the New York.
Little Memo at the New Amsterdam Theatre.
Mr.. Gillette in Samson at the criterion Miss
at the Gaiety. The Mollusc' the Garrick, The
Servant in the House the Savoy, "A Gentle
man from Mississippi at the Bijou, The Man
Who Stood Still'' at the Circle. The Devil at
the Beasco. The Fighting Hope ct the stuyve-
SAINT The Devil at the Garden. The Girls Of
Gutenberg" at the Knickerbocker. The Golden
Butterfly at the Broadway and Mr.. Drew in Jack
Straw Empire
Via Wireless good melodrama. At the Lib
erty: The B1vs and Betty entertaining must-
cal comedy. AT WaIIacks, and Mr.. Faversham at
Daly's I'm The World and His Wife will also
be recorded among the successful productions of
the present season Each Of these will prosper for
months to come. Several changes will occur next
week Ethel Barrymore will begin engagement
the Hudson, appearing in Lady Frederick.
and at the Majestic Iieber and company will pre-
sent Blue Grass a play BY Paul Armstrong
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission the Metropolitan Museum o.
and the American Museum Of Natural History
Meeting Of the chamber Of Commerce No 65 Liberty
street. u 80 p
Dinner Of the Pilgrims New York North
cline. Demonicos evening.
Dramatic performance for benefit of the Delaney
Street Memorial A-ch University Settlement, No
1s4 Eldridge street, evening.
Free lectures Board Of Education. s p m.
Dewitt clinton Eigh School. Strange Sights
CeyIon'' DR. RosaIfe s. Morton: Public School 3,
14lst street and Edgecombe avenue. byzantine
Art" Eugene Schoen; Public School 33. No. AIS
2Sth What Vaccination Has
C0mplshed.' Dr. Charles Mcdowell. Public School
46. I56th street Snd St Nicholas avenue. The
Healthy Human Body DR.. 9. Alfred Lawrence:
Public School 81. 44th street. The Austrian
and Essex An Hour the Old South
Mrs. Martha England: Public School 81. 10th
p Authors Or. william z. John
son. Public School 50. roth street and First
nue. ''Othello.' Richard A Purdy: Public School
lI9 133d and Eighth avenue. NORWAY
nue. and 5lst street The United States P
Lichtenberger: Public School l59 No 24i East
How Know Our SOnEbirds''
Theodore Hoffman; Public School 10. Il1th street
Fifth The Louisiana Purchase
Frederick A Hatch Institute Hall No. 21s East
Rhodes Public Library. No ll2 East 96th street,
The Health School Children DR.. John J.
Cronn: St Luke's Hall Hudson and Grove streetsg
Anthracite Coal Ben NJ. .Iaquish; Morris High
School and Boston Road. "Longfel-
low" Grant G. McChesney; Public School II,
Jerome walker: Public School f6 Matilda
Wakefield. George Washington" George
Corey. Public School p. AIMS
Parks anJ Fairgrounds Howard Bradstreet.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05

cHIcKMoEIEAt .t. Sss xoF. c.y No-so-s - =. - -
Funeral service Al Grace Church CsansrY ThursSsy:
NSssmaTs Wsssln<son : pagers - pleas. sopy
CUMMING-At Hacksnsaek. y J. Sovsnbs- ) Johs
son q tn- Lase Thomas ard Lydis ; CSasTna s =
saie 81 Fridsy afs.raooa sS $40 osioes
FORMAN-On November ? aerne.
FieTrspoai st. Bro6s2a f1an'f Fubs1sl Rom ss
day. November 3
HAREIs-Ea'sr,d MO E.ss Ssrsas.ls. x.ss:
On N9nday NoyeEa5er 2 Ezs5eta tsHss "a ss[ , q -
OxOn- England InJsrment at East Agrors, y L
HAws-s A % wsi,. Pains y = o wssassasy 10 ssVrs.
Charles Hsvsns Davis. aged - years. nonfhs snd
a7s whi5s Pains Ss On FTasy = Sos-nsSe9 a At ,
JERESnAH-Ou wedaeseay afternoon. Sovsuosr q 1see.
5,.5 ~ SosAsg fS, i . Aana II - " s 5.s 9r y 81 r5 g..
notice OF which VIII Be published later
q ks..t aaS S0gs sssT. 3 = F0' sss a.. A oE % . q I z
Louise services inrsrTaenr tas eoavsnt-
oc family.
LEwIs-At westerly R l. On Tuesday. So~-user -
1905. the Rev A H. Lewis. D. D. AGED = yszr.. ~
PIainhsa \ j. on FRIDAY. November 8. 40 ,
MLASAHAS-Entsr.d inso nfs eternal n n. $50
lanes xsv;sS MeLaashan aad 1aas Nstlls+ "a. We
han suaSsnIy of pneumonia ., rs rs.dsaes. KzoiI
Gr Cs,skl n Y in .hs ssriy Haorainf q Tass, sss
a. his late residences In The aftsrnoon % Thursday
oBRYAN-on tuesday November at ata Estssr..
day. November j. az $50 D
PoETER-Ml,s gs- Ida Porter q sTo9xi5a r ss,sF e
Midnight November 4 a. tss r.sia-ne. y her 6roshsr
in NonteIair. y J. Notice Of funeral ns-eatss--
RAwsON-On Monday. November > 1905. the hsEas
% sister. c Kingslsy. Urios. Y "a
Charles 5 Rawsou. formerly OF Brooklyn
RtYMoND-On "Wednesday. November 1908 Elsa
neral service her Iafe residsaes- Ns gao Perm
Brooklyn. on THURSDAY evening az $50 oeiocS- l1%
terInsnt private
sToNE-At MS lsts home No. 1ss w1v-rIy av..
husband OF Elizabeth V Nolan FunsTa- f-ora ths
Holy Cross Cemetery
sTROSG-On Tuesday. Novsun5er ,. 1908 Harriet =
Strong widow % the Rev Robert Grfsr zt-o1s-
Funeral services VIII be held a. her resissnes. Se
2O22 church Brooklyn. FRIDAY. NovsnabeN
8, at p. m Please omit flowers
THOMAs-On "Wednesday November > a rsssa-n-.-
No 32S West I'D 8. Janet Patton VIE o. samuel >
landl- Philadelphia and Cleveland papers pease COPY
TUCKER-On November I a. hts residence ISL
Central Park We-t. Elihu 6 Tucker IN rs I7th yesr-
Funeral private
Van Buren st. Brooklyn. Mar Marrha Tuits. VIE
Of Patrick Tufts- Funeral mass IN St John the
Baptist church. at 10 o'clock a n On Friday, No-
vember s. thence TO Calvary Cemetery
TYRRErI-On Tuesday November T. 1aos a. sia
home. No. 81 Pulaski Brooklyn Edward 7 Tyr
reI In mis- s9th year Funeral on Friday. N0vsrn5sr
KaIb and Tonnpkins aves IHtermeut IN St John's
Cemstery-
WALLIN-Ou. November ; 1905 Thomas = wsllfr.
in the I'D wear % his Funeral from his
residence No III F1atbush ave. B~ooNivn. a. 40
D Thursday. November s. Intsrulsnr IN Holy
Cross Cemetery
Iovet OF Louise Walter ~. August
SS Ss,o At N 7is r, aSs -
+ 3. a. 2 n Iuteru1eut Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS ABBE,Y MONTAGUE, wife of Charles H.
Montague a retired railroad man. and cousin OF
Mrs cornelius y. Bliss. died yesterday at her
home No 2 Bruce street. Yonkers Mrs Montague
was horn in Portsmouth in 1887.
MRS. .LOTTIE ALLAN nEEI-ER' wife of Henry
Almenon Keeler. died yesterday at her nome NO
ooo We End avenue Mrs. Keeler the mother
o4 tIozar1 Allan KeeIer and sister of Mrs. Her
bert G. Toney and Mrs Edward Ciardi. of ster-
ling \. ].
HENRY BELLAMY. formerly a New York build
;rp contractor died in Boston last night.
MISS IDA PORTER, teacher in Browne
Business College. Brooklyn. died at midnight last
night from pneumonia the home of her brother
~ pav Horace Porter, Montclair, n J., after
. short illness Miss Porter was born in Marietta
ohio IN 1856 In Brooklyn she lived at No. B
NfddaRh street.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
IRVING PLACE THEATRE.
Water md Sohn.

A comedy by Gustav Esman. Danish dramatlst
which has been very successful on the Danlsh ana
German stage, produced in German version
last night at Irving Place Theatre Its title
is Water unJ Sohn'' C'Father and Son }, ana lIS
theme is the haf-serious, nalf-sat1rieal one that
the father who breaches blameess conduct 10 tle
younger generation should avoid putting himseif
in a position to be preached TO by that generauoh
from the same text The piece tells the stoFE oL
young man. exed for having sowed WILD oats
a certain kind. who returns reformed 10 the
parental roof and there finds his father Inphchted
in relations similar 10 those which caused MS own
banshment. The moral of the situation is harolF
more Obvious. however, than the desire OF tne
author to enforce ii by exploiting some not very
edfying situations.
The company which Mr.. Wei has collected hau
better opportunity to show its skill than IN the
light and coIorless ''HusarePfeber MI ConraoI
was excellent as the father. first the critic anu
then the culprit. and Mr.. Gebthr was equally SO
as the disciplined and then the accusing son MISS
Herrninie Holman created much amusement as
the sons American wife, who plays havoc Win
the idious of her adopted language The perform
ance was smooth and the piece was well received
The was
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
COLUMBIA HAS AERO CLUB.
Students Organize with Fifteen Members
Planning Study of Subject.

The Columbia University Aero Clue. with fifteen
,.or+ar r,er,bers was organized Yesterday. This
is the first college CLUB OF its kind IN the coun-
trv. End It is the purpose Of the members to hold
N exhibition CT living machines next spring either
in South Field in s6me other place near the
-3ty Invitations 10 honorary membership have
hem sent to the Wright brothers Count Zeppelin
and leon sDeasrange. and IL is intended TO have
numerous public meetings during the winter at
which these and other well known aeronauts will
make informal addresses. The officers who have
I,eon aIe,ted are Robert Ludlow Fowler, ir., ~,
,raxt4art. Grover g. Looming. p c. vce-president;
G H. Warren. ir.. 10, secretary, and H. A. Con
tent '0s treasurer.
Next fall the members Of the club expect to take
the regular course in airship construction as given
AZ present and they will petition the faculty 10
establish more such courses
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
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New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

official Record and Forecast.-WashinEto Eton Nov. a
During the three a Of strength
moved Nor-h Pacific Coast British
America to Newfoundland. attended he lake region
along Middle Atlantic and New England coasts
bv gales and followed by a decided fail temperature
over middle and northern districts from
ley 10 the Atlantic Coast. In from the lake
g5n over New York and England. and in the noun
tain OF furTies
have occurred al othe- sections the weather has
during asst
indicated days over the eastern por
~ OF Thursday
In the central valleys and lake region and thence
the plains states weather VIII be fair and warmer
Fair weather Is also indicated Rocky Mountain
districts Steamers departing for European ports will
strong winds and partly cloudy weather
TO the Banks The winds along the New Eng
land nd will be strong but di
Atlantic
northwest. aorE the Coast, fresh northwest:
along est light and variable the
lower lakes fresh northwest: the lakes light
variable.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
MAY IRWIN A MoILUsc.

The engagement Of Joseph Covne and Alexandra
Carlisle in THE MOusc' at the Cia-rick Theatre.
is to he terminated on November Il The following
Monday night Mr.. Collier will occupy that stage,
appearing in play written by himself and Hartley
Manners and called The Patriot. Mr- Coyne
and Miss Carlisle will go TO London, to appear
there under Charles Frohpan's mana cement May
Irwin will GO on the road with The Moliusc, "
playing Mrs. Baxter the part created here by Miss
Carlisle. Miss Irwin will also continue her mirth
full impersonation in Mrs. Peckhams Carouse d
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
BABYLON HUNTERS FIND DEER SCARCE

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribuael
Babylon Long Island. Nov. 4-The first open
dav for deer shooting began at daybreak to-day
When the sun rose the comparatively small ter
rttory where the deer abound was fairly alive with
hunters No accidents reported
1t is estimated that not more than twenty-five
deer were killed. The best location this year is
said TO be near the estate of W Bayard Cutting,
where large crop of acorns is TO be found.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
PRAISE FROM WOODROW WILSON.

iBs- Telegraph 70 The Tribunel
princeton j. Nov. 4.-Presioent Neoofo"
wilson of Princeton University. on learning oI ui'
resignation of President Eliot Of Harvard SAID
No fDan has made deeper lllpi tsal'it a5't
f1.. egtcat iBnal system OF country udh
Eliot mas pou the educational system OF Aiiis 80,
choice of men and his power 10 concflH. lnisr an
made aim the most ''OilrI,
os and influential figure Of the last Tort. seerS II
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
MISS RUSSELL AT wEsgR's THEATRE.

on Monday night November 3. Miss Annie Rus
sell will begin engagement at Webers Theatre
IN The Stronger Sex. drama by John Valentine,
that had a long run the Apollo Theatre Lon
don. That actress has not been here since she
appeared at the Astor Theatre years ago. in a
revival Of A Mid summer Nights Dream Paid
in Full" now at Weber's. viii fill enga agements in
the large cities outside of New York
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05

Ct Wednesday. November 8 a.
- PauTs Chapel. Brooklyn. by : p. Cad
man % D. assisted by Rev. J.. c. welIwood. VIZ
vin daughter uf the late John Anderson,
ir to Frederick Valentine Cloves
FREESAN-KNAPP-On November 4 1903 a. St
SteDhenis Church. YORK CITY. by
tho Rev. Richard Golden, Ethel Haywood knapp.
daughter Mr. and Mrs Charles Edgar Knapp 20
George AIbree Freeman
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
gR,eAoIgR GENERAL SAMUEL 3. JONES'

Rrixadier General Samuel B. Jones died yester-
.,, sf+ar long illness at his home, No "a Lin
der street Yonkers. He was born IN Boston ID
1925 He leaves his wife two sons ana d udue -oo
IT,, T,-,arar will be held this evening at go
o'clock. The burial will be in the family plot IN
0.tyIaod Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05
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American education He has moreover shown a
public spirit and A Of duty IN aN matters az
fecting The life of the community IN which he has
lived and the life of the country at large whlCh
have made him the leading private citizen OF tfe
Republic
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05

Highest temperature yesterdas "a degrees lowest 81
AZ corresponding date last year
a. average corresponding date last thiTty three
yeaIs. Fcrecsst-Fair to-day Friday warmer Fri
z-o -fr1ng but diminishing northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1908-11-05

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ton and the great future of the United States
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disease in American governmental life, and has
advocated as a remedy municipal government by
commissions
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ESTR4D4 PALMA DEAD.
First Cuban President Empires at
Santiago

Santiago de Cuba Nov. 4.-Tomas Estrada
Palma. the first President Of the Cuban Repuo-
lie died tonight.
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IA RITZ FIT suddenly. Mount Y. Ncveua-
Funeral private.
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