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New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
MUSIC
Nee York NmphonH Orchestra.

To sit down with the avowed intention OF pro-
ducing masterpiece is not the surest way for a
creative artist court success. yet there have
been instances OF fortunate results following such
efforts, and among these must be ranged the
Romeo and Juliet symphony OF Hector Beriioz,
Of which three movements We're played at yester-
dsv afternoons concert CT tire New FORK symphony
Orchestra at Carnegie Hall. Familiar MS music
is. it continues to challenge admiration not only
for the sheer ingenuity of lis orchestral treatment
bur far its sincere and expressive beauty Of
musical thought and Characterization For Berlioz
the love drama OF Verona vas deeply irteTWoYen
with Of the crucial episodes IN his own lie
In 1877 English company came TO Paris 70 piay
Shakespeare, and its Ophelia ana Juliet wss Hen
rlette Smthsou who I'VE years afterwar1 became
Nine. BerIioz. The young composer, then struggling
and unknown thrown into mental turmoil
by this his first acquaintance with Shakespeare
and the strain was multielied by his apparently
hopeless adoratio Of Miss smithson. When,
eleven years later Pazauni made his historic gift
Beroz Of 2o,000 francs in appreciation Of the
composers valiant defiance q academic eonven-
ton. IL was upon Romeo and Juliet that the
choice OF subject fell, and the symphony was
produced in seven months of liberty from bread
earning toll Not even the orchestral necTornaneers
OF to-day afford 10 look asksnce AT this score
ef seventy years sgo. and when PLAYED as it was
Yesterday by Mr.. Damrosch and his orchestra this
music discoses vitality and power not - be gain
said. The love scene, with its 5arytonal instru-
mental ba ckground for the voices Of the ensmored
uair. was treated yesterday with eloquent blend
ing Of dignity and passion. the Queen Nab
scherzo brilliantly played recalled the composers
description of depicting the dainty little lady
In her microscopic car. drawn ny humning gnats
at full gsllop'
There was further scope for Eirtuoso work by
the orchestra in Georg Schumann's variations and
double fugue 4 merry theme. and in This. as IN
the Dvorak Carnival overture. which brought
the programme end. the volume and color Of
tone gave pleasure the hearers. The presence OF
Mr.. Alvin Schroeder as solo vieoncellist was vel
comed. and the rich, sympathetic notes that flowed
from under his bow had their oldtime persuasive
ness. but neither the Faure 'EIegie" the
Variations Synphoniques" of Boelman proved ef-
fectve. Mr- Schroeder. ike all violoncellists Of
first ability. suffers from the restricted roper
tory OF significant music for this instrument The
programme CT yesterdays concert viii be repeated
tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
WILL The PEOPLE STAY ON ToP7

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: II the matter Of Governor for the State Of
New York the people are on top They Ike the
view immensely. And now comes question VIII
the people stay on top and have Senator or their
own choosing Last fan with ability for
q dig place nonius ed ard elected Governor.
Il a trial-"T-he people OF the State Of New
York agt A political machine The people won
Tire same trial is again. carried 10 4 higher
court and another sort OF jury-the state Legis-
lstIre- Great men vii not be bossed- they viii
not De sUbservient 3 machine. That has been
amply Illustrated in President and Governor
Now let us have Senator OF the same stamp in
Washington VINO IS interested in the best welfare
Of he people and state. This he done II ne
people in their respective districts give their repre-
sentatives understand their will II Is up The
people IN the last analysis to keep on top. J. <
Walertov-n, y. Y Nov Is, 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DINNER FOR OPERA MEN.
U'eicOme to GiuIio Gatti-C Casdzzr
and Arturo TOscaHiHi.

About hundred persons prominent IN rnusicsL
literary and art circles sat down in he Hotel -
Regis last night to a dinner designed as Al us-
official Token 9f welcome 70 Mr. Csiulo Catti-Ca n
sazza. the new general MANAGE OF the MscropoIf-
tan Opera House, and Mr. Arturo ToscaainL ths
new chief conductor or the French and Italian
repertory, who was for decade associated with
NJ Gsttl-CaSszza ar Ia scala in Milan.
Waiter Darrcsch, the toastnastsr. made tas
formal addresses of welcome first to NJ Gsttf-
Casazza and then 20 Mr. Toscsnint the foru1s~
reading reply IN French. expressing his thanks
and his qualification AZ being connected with the
Metropolitan, "the greatest theatre IN the VOrea"
II the newcomers we're hsmpered by their JscE
Of acquaintance With the English language tire sb-
pIause OF their table companions told them o. m.
pleasant words 0f welcome that aimed a
them by General Horace Porter. Henri 2 ErsablsI
and Colonel George p " Harvey Count Mas
sziis spoke few vor6S as the representative z
the Italian government ir New York
Singers from the metropolitan and Manhattan
opera companies tofued I'm tfs words ~ god wishes
for success expressed BY the speakers. From ths
former company there we're Mines Earnes. Hc-
mer. Fornia. Aida and Cav. and Msssrs sDetrfns.
WlthsrspooH Carlso. Hfnckley. Scott. Martin.
Goritz- Didur. Encte and BIass. from the latter
Msssrs- ZenateIIo- Samuarco Gilbert and Rsuaud-
or the metropolitan directors there were Nessrs.
otto Kahn Rawlius L Cotrenet Henry Rogers
Winthrop. Edmund l. BayIies Robert GoeIs- ard
Eliot Gregory. besides NJ. Gatti-Casazzas csTisbs-
ratOT- Mr.. Andreas DiDpei
Among the other EIosrs were Franz x Are1ss
Frarz Kneisel Victor Herbert. Dz-id Names.
Frank DsmrOsch Henry Russei : Eronberr.
Victor Harris Rafael Jose6y. Rudolph Schi-rs-.
Reginald De Koven- John Draw. Daniel Frohn1aa.
William Fsvsrshsm. Henry T Ffnck " o CHASE.
Richard Aidrich. Gustav EObbs Lohn " Alex
ander, Carroll Beckwith. Robert J. Collier Frsd-
eric CrovninshieId Or. Hol5vook curtis " Bayard
Cutting. Thomas Hastings Grant Ia Farzs. Raren
Schiippenbach Russian Consul General ar Nsw
York; Henry Seigmdn Mr. and Mrs James Speysr-
Tr7-rrr . ri a
St J. Brenon. Felix ". Warburz and Chzrtes'
Henry Netzer-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
RuRINsrElN MEMORIAL CONCERT.

Half OF Hermann Heiu's eighth concert in his
sunday popular series yesterday afternoon was
given over To compositions ny Anton Rubinsteiu,
Mi Klein having set apart the occasion 10 honor
the memory Of the Russian composer. whose birth
and death both occurred in November. Ruoinstein
was born November 2s 1890. and died November %
1909.
Gertrude Ionsdaie. English coptralto made
her first American appearance in a group q three
songs hv Rubiustein. and Glenn Hall who has re-
centlz returned after two Years absence IN Eu-
rope had 4 similar number, Edith Thompson
nlaved tho Barcarole No. and the ''Nalse Caprice
on the piano and the shubert string quartet the
quartet iu = major. The audience, II hich was 81
fair size showed characteristic enthusiasm for the
work oF the performers
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
PSI UPslLoN DINNER o-MoRRow NIGHT

Final preparations have been completel for the
Psi Upsilon dinner TO be held tomorrow night a.
the VaidoTf TO mark the seveaJy-ffth anniversary
of the fraternity. It is expected that nearly
thousand Psi Epsilon men viii ne present. The
toa master viii be William NJ. Kingsley, and the
speakers viii include Senator DePew. ex-senator
John G. Spocner Mavor !. BENJAMIN Dimnrirk or
Scranton. Tie Rev. George P Van de Water and
Chester \ Farr of Philadelphia. Sor1e Of the Psi
CpsOns xno viii attend The dinner are Timothy
Z Y oodruf. Ira A. Place George :. Coleman.
Herbert l. BTidgman. the Rev. :. Mason Clarke,
Dr.. Robert : MacArt Judge Norman s Dixie
lawson Purdy and Julien T Davies.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DWIGHT ELMEN0oRF ON HOLLAND.

Quaint Holland. the Land oS DYKES and Wind
mills" was the subject of Dwight EImendorfs $
lecture last night before a large audience in Car
negie Hall Through the medium Of moving piCt-
ures and stereoptcon views in fancy he took them
through the cities Of Rotterdam and Amsterdam,
showing street scenes and famous buildings. The
Hague was also shown. and direct reproductions in
color Of some Of the masterpieces in the Rijks
Museum ar Amsterdam. Much interest shown
in the old towns OF Teere. DOmburg and West Kap-
pelle the sand dunes. the dykes and the men who
build them Many humorous incidents we're related
and Illustrated. The cheese and flower markets Of
AIkmaar and the famous bulb fields OF Holland
also shown IN cOlors.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
FEW COMMENTS ON INTERVIEW.
British Papers Deprecate Publications Here
Regarding Kaiser

London Nov. Few Of the London morning
newspapers comment the alleged account OF
the interview with Emperor William Whleh vas
s4,rnressed by- The Century Magazine Some or
tbs7, decline 70 publish extracts in any shape and
severely dsprecate their publication IN the United
States as being in extremely doubtful taste Ihe
Daily News and two other papers II
editorials take the line that the Emperor Il 10
gave expression 20 the alleged sentiments, can only
have done so in a moment OF superintendent and
that. having since made re amende. the puDlicz-
ton can have no effect the good relations OF
the English and German peoples
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
CONCERT PROGRAMME FOR ST. MARKS

Victor Herbert viii be the director at the annual
Thanksgiving concert in aid Of St Marks Hos
pital Friday evening. The soloists will be
Jeanne JonieIl soprano; Albert Spaldng. vioiinist
and Alfredo Oswald, pianist. all having volun-
teered their services. Nine. JomeH will sing the
"Miserere" aria from II Trovatore group of
three French songs and Gourods Ave Maria in
which Mr. SpaIdinE will play the violin obbligato-
Among other numbers Mr. Spalding viii play
LaIos Spanish symphony with orchestral az
compa niment, and Mr. Oswald will have two
Chopin numbers. For the orchestra there will be
the overture ThOmas's Carnival OF Venice
two Herbert selections and Massenet's new Parade
Militaire"
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
JACOB A. Rns TO LECTURE TONIGHT

Jacob a Riis will lecture The Prevention OF
Juvenile Crime" at the entertainment FOR the bene-
ht Of the Big Brothers Movement, this evening at
the auditorium Of the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association. No. $40 West 9th street
The Big Brothers from varoIs Young
Mems Christian Associations and church clubs
each OF whom gives individual attention 10 some
boz who has been in trouble with the courts. The
proceeds wifi be devoted 10 provide gymnasium
suits end other necessaries for the work among
these boya
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
CROKER GUEST OF EX-SENATOR MURPHY

Richard Croker was able TO get away from his
al, Tarnr7anv friends VINO througed the Democratic
Club Yesterday only long enough to have dinner
with ex-senator Edward Murphy jr-. OF Albany
FTa walked down TO the Waldorf and back again 70
tbs club much as he used do IN the old days
AT one time Mr.. Croker tried 70 make ex-senator
1f,Iruhv the state leader IN place OF ex-senator
T1svf5 r FiH who was then friendly terms
Vita Hugh Mclaughlin. the Democratic boss in
Kings County. The attempt failed, but Croker and
ex-senator Murphy were always on the closest
OIfr
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
JOHN FLAHERrY DIES IN HOSPITAL

Iohn FlaheIty died Yesterday In the Kings County
Hospital from the effects CT starvation He and
his brother Mchael's body found in their
little hut st Bay avenue and Avenue NJ BROOKLYN
Saturday. Though only about sixty years old
both had become crippled by rheunatisr. Unable
20 20 sornmon help, Michael had starved to
death and John was found unconscious on the floor
The funeral of the brothers will be held in the
chapel Of ar undertaking establishment at No s04
Flafb,sh Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
INJURED GIRL TO HOSPITAL IN AUTO.

Al automobile owned by 4. Chester Beatty. a
mining broke ran over eeven-Tear-old Clara
Hanson, of No "a West 18th street last night, at
Seventh and l4sfh street. Two ribs were
broken. and the rniid vas internally injured. Nj
2eatt.. Tho hves A. No 5 Vest -sd street. Vas in
The machine bCt Patrick Eoonar pas driving
NJ Restts hmEeIf lifted tie Injured eir in1o the
'4f and hurried rrth nsr ~ The Harlem Hospital
Ite croker 'hen e@rt WITH MS chauffeur - The
vest "a -tEset station, phere the chauffeur waa
aTresJeu-
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DE WOLF HOPPER AT MAJESTIC SOON.
With Advent of The Pied Piper the
shuberts Will Raise Seat Price.

'E!ue Grass Paul Armstrong; melodrams. now
current At the Majestic Theatre. Will 10 other
pastures IT the close Of SATURDAY nigh~s perform
qnce The following THURSDAY December Z. De
Wolf Hopper will begin engagement there in a
pew musical play. entitled The Pied Piper It
was made by Austin Strong. Manuel Klein and r.
H Burnside. Miss Marguerite Clark VIII be of
he chief performers in It De Wolf Hopper is al
WAYS welcome TO the town any part of 1t within
The theatrical circuit and the public will surely
give hun a royaI welcome when it hears that ne is
to be he medium of a new regime al The Majestic
Theatre.
Heretofore that place of amusement. because OF
its proximity 10 Central Park (or the cafes in Co
lumbus Circlel has been regarded as road house
where travelling companies might rest awhile, then
their Ike the Arabs
And as silently steal away.
The public was u dollar the good on each
pair of seats because of that fine discrimination.
And sometimes the road companies that stopped
there were better than those elsewhere. and now
and again a real big show came aong-'Babes
in ToylanI.' for instance-whch could be viewed
at a maximum Of 81 90 But the s. 80 days are
slowly waning. These who cling to them had bet
ter visit Blue Grass" every night this week for
road houses"
the Messr5 Shube-t in executive session 4 few
DAYS since voted the Majestic Theatre with It's i'm
periaI hangings, a real Broadway theatre and be-
cause OF the new dignity conferred upon il the
price fer coed on and after December viii
be g.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
CHI PHIs TO MEET IN ATLANTA.

Atlanta Nov 2z.-The national convention of
the Chi Ph! fraternity viii BE- held in Atlanta
November IS, = and IS Between three hundred
and Atty and four hundred delegates. representing
chapters in many Of the colleges and universities
of America. will he in attendance. A number Of
prominent alumni will attend and deliver addresses
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
pLEpeEs s275ooo EoR MISSIONS.

Boston Nov 22--Pledging itself 20 raise $275eoo
for foreign missionary work the coming year. the
Iavren's Missionary Conference. which has been
holding a series Of remarkable meetings in Boston
during me last week closed tonight with a big
gathering IN symphony Hall resolution
adopted to increase the present appropriation OF
s155OOO 10 s275.O0o. and annually 10 Increase the
fund for foreign work until each church member
in the denominations represented-Baptist. Epis-
eopal Methodist. Congregational and Presbyterian
shall nay in s. annually
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
OBITUARY.
PETER ]. FISHER.

Peter J. Fishe.. New York wine merchant. was
found dead In the bathroom in his house in Thurs
ton Place. New Rochelle. yesterday afternoon.
Mr. Fisher had gone 10 the room 10 battle His
continued absence alarmed his family. member
OF which forced the door and found him dead in
the tub. Coroner Vieseudenger decided that he
had died from apopexy Mr.. Fisher was born in
Astoria. Long Island sixty years ago, but had
lived in New Rochelle for many years He leaves
a wife and four children
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
So. c. C, ASKS FOR CONTRIBUTIONS.

special appeal for funds and contributions of
clothing mas b~eu sent out by the officers Of the
New York Society for the Prevention Cruelty 10
Children Children taken in charge by the society
when abs ndoned or found IN the charge Of improper
persons clothed from the societys funds and
this season Of the year greater supply Of cloth
ing is necessary- Dallas r. Pratt the treasurer Of
rhe society. VIII receive checks his Office No 2g7
Fourth avenue Persons wishing to contribute
clothing their addresses ana the ma re~ial
will ne calI@
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
CLERGY TO PRAY FoR ZINC TARIFF.

Hy Telegraph n rh- Tribune
Joplin No. Nov. 2= Ministers OF twenty-five
towns in thu Kansas Missouri mining district Viii
pray Thanksgiving Day for tarin zine ore.
The Re- Dean a. Dutton. ~ Webb city Nas the
originator cf this idea and other clerEyrnen have
indorsed t. On the Vsinesdsy preceding Thank
giving Nay representatives from this district wiz
ppsar before ths Wsvs and Means COMMITTEES Al
" ashtngton in the interest zinc tarin
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
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j. e. SMITH HAppEN I'M HOSPITAL

J. f. Smith Hadden. Uho ess fou-d satardsv
aight lying IN the gutter with MS skIli fractured
81 Madison avenue and 3sd street was renlovea
'esterGsE fEor the Stratford House No II East
I'd Street. - the New York Hospital n was said
Mrs Hadden and his con Hamilton FASTENED ta
the ci-y f5om Their country home in aernrstsad.-
L,.nE Island.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EMPIRE Ss nueI Oppeuheiner, Cleveland.
GRAND-F. 7. Rogers. Du Bois. Penn HOFFMAN
j. & Bennett, Cleveland MANHATTAN-H. T.
Bells Cleveland MURRAY HIII--tfard rdneT Cha Sc,
Boston ST REGIS-D. L Murphy, San Francisco
VICTORIA-W- H Foey, Newton Mass. WAL
DORF-E. Z. Warren, Toronto
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
RosERT W. BARRON.

Elmira, \. Y. Nov "a cable message from
Dresden. Germany. announces the death at that
place Of Robert "a. Barton OF the wholesale grocery
nent business man here for half century. He was
ira Yelling for his health with Mrs Barton who is
also seriously i'll
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23

of sUch stories until ne was absolutely CONVINCED
Of their trath. and that before he quite sure
Of hts any mention thereof 20 the Kaiser
would have seemed like attempt to poison the
mind OF the monarch against a comrade and fei-
low member Of the imperial encourage by the repe-
ti5ion Of possible SANDERS
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
BROADER GENERAL JOHN GREENE

Boise Idaho. Nov. 22-Brigadier General John
Greene [. s. A. tretrsd) died suddenly to-day from
neural lgta Of the heart in his eighty fourth year
General Greene veteran Of the Mexican and
the civil wars. and brevetted four times for
distinguished gaHantry. besides receiving hon
orary medal iron, Congress
New-York tribune., 1908-11-23
DIED.

Death notices appearing N THE TKTBCgz wsn
repubiished in ths TriWeekiy Trbans wtths1s szzrs
eharga
Ferguson. F7or-nc- = Stsbbirs MtnnIs-
iollster. George Van Woerr. Iarnes 2. q
Pauin~r. Laura a.
FERGC SO2S-At MapisEood- ~ ]. Nsrsme~ -
1905 FTo-eace = N FsrEuscn- ar-1
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E0TLTSTER-On November q George HoIIisrs-. .Ezd
- Years Relatives and friends. also members q a.
var--N p church. respectfully tnyfrsd attend
the funeral services a. the NJ z Church Home "a
Monday sTs-1nE =
ocIock- Iuts-rreut Woodbridge n =
Pa CTNTEF- Entered rest. ou sunday Gfts--c-r-
November a Madison. y Z Cars VIE Il
Jacob : Paul1is- services VII bad run
late residence Wednesday afternoon, the 2Sth
inst. a. ? O'Clock
STEBBIN- Friday. 20rh q November.
Easr Vail. vie % Charles L sts5otn1.
daughter OF the late Henry r ard Julia c Naii
Funeral private
VAN WOERT-O1 Sarur1avr Noven1ber y. Janss -
Services hs r@-idsne-- No 4s 1eth So
Wednesday morning. November Lo-a0 oc-7c<-
Please emit towers.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

On7ciaI record and Forecast.-vashington Nov -
middle West depression has caused local shower.
ard thundersrorns lower Arkansas the Missouri
upper Mississippi valleys and the north
upper region; the Rocky
the weather fair is decidedly warmer in the
central valleys and lake region and temperatures are
above evsryvhere the Rocky
Mountains o Rocky Mountains rains were
quite with slightly lower temperatures There
viii be local rains Monday central valleys the
south upper and western lake region. and
rain or snow upper region during Mon
day night ana Tuesday the rain will extend
region. middle Atlantic states
and New EnglaEd over the OF the country
unsettled weather viii continue Monday local
the rains south portion
except Texas. followed generally weather Tuesday
except the north districts Rocky
tains where rains or will continue
II will be Monday upper Mississippi Valley
and upper lake region Tuesday in the Ohio
Valley region. It viii be Monday
In the Of middle Atlantic anc New
England followed by falling Tuesday night.
Steamers departinS Monday for European ports viii
have Light 70 fresh south winds with fair weather TO the
The winds along the Ney Engiand and middle Atlantis
eoasf VII ne Hghl 70 fresh south south Atlantic coast
southeast west Gull coast sht 20 resh southeast: on
fresh south. except variable on superior
Forecast Special Loca,ties-For the District Of
Columbia and Maryland fair and to-day; Tues
DAY rain. light south Hinds
Delaware fair odayi Tuesday rain. Light fresh
se1fh winds
rer Eastern rsunsyIvsna ami Eastern New York
partly eloudy o.dsv. Tuesday rain colder
81 night ligat 20 fresh south winds
r.saay r.E sper a. 2iE5' q s, 70 fresh -h @ winds
Tuesday rain eeI1er at nigh Ia VeEt portion iEht
For w..r-rn T-rnssly lysna psrtly cloudy to aa, rsir
- night or rHssdas Fcssisr snoV Tuesday assr Lsss
Western Sss. To-e PARTY elaua, asy r.in 70
shlftins = northwest TussaaJ.
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