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New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
JOHN H. MCCARTHY DEAD
The "Mar7ying Judge" Passes Alcay
after Illness of T7Co Weeks.

Judge John H. Mccarthy, OF the City Court.
known throughout the length and breadth OF New
York "the Little Giant died at 1;5o O'CLOCK
last night at his home. No. 137 West 11th street.
after illness of two weeks. from complication
of diseases. His wife and two EteDsons were with
him at the end. Following faal In August when
he stepped off a bootback stand and broke ms leg
Judge Mccarthy had not been we'll He had been
about only week. recovering from the injury.
when he was stricken with infammatory rheuna-
tism. from which he suffered to the end
Judge Mccarthy had eventful career, and In
It succeeded In endearing himself TO the laboring
by his constant championship OF their rights.
He was born IN Marion street in this city on NO
vember Is. 1850 Following his early education at
the public schools and at those conducted by the
Christian brothers in connection with the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION and St Patr1cks, ne TOOK
in st. Francis Xavier College He did not
finish his course there. but entered the law ONCE
of James T. Brady. who in his day was well
known lawyer.
When still a young man Justice Mccarthy be-
came bookkeeper and subsequently, entry clerk for
Case, Chapman & Lockwood. wholesale millinery
firm In Howard street. After a brief stay In the
law office OF Judge McAdann. he went to the New
York Law School. from which institution ne was
graduated with the class of 73. few months
after Mr.. McAdam was elected judge OF the Cily
Court and Mr.. Mccarthy opened law office OF
his
In 1879 when John Kelly ran for Governor. ''the
Little Giant nominated for the Assembly
from the 4th District in order TO lend strength 10
the ticket He was elected by a large MAJORITY
and there was only one other district IN the CITY
that gave Kelly majority. Mr.. McCarthys ma
tority was greater than the combined vote OF MS
two opponents He reelected the following
year
During his terms in the Assembly the justice
was the first man to present a bill DOING away
with convict labor. 1t defeated, but ne sue
ceeded in passing a bill abolishng tenement mouse
cigar factories He the only Denocrat WHO
was placed on three committees. among them the
Judiciary. In 1881 he elected Judge OF the oll
District Court and eight years later was elec'ed
to Congress He was secretary OF the New YORK
delegations Worlds Fair committee. OF which D.
J. Belden was chairman. When Judge McAdam
was elected to the Superior Court Justice McCar-
thy was appointed City Court Judge
In Irish matters he always had been prominent.
He was a member Of the committee that received
Parnen on his first visit to New York. and was
national president of st. Patrick's Alliance or
America He member of the Cathohc CIuo'
the Manhattan Club, the Ancient Order OF United
Workrnen and the American Legion of Honor He
was also president of the Cayuga Club. He was
known to many the marrying Judge, having
recently performed his 1O0Gth ceremony.
Thomas the Apostle at 11Sth street and st. Nicho-
las avenue, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The burial will be in Calvary Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
RUSSIAN PROMISES.
Prince Stefan Dusanjich Replies to Mrs.
Blackwell.

tn the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir; letter of Alice Stone Blackwell in your
tssue Of the 9TH headed Brittle Russian Prom
ises'' would seem TO call for answer from some
body more familiar with fact and Russian law
than the lady of Dorchester
Alice Stone Blackwell is. 1 given to under
stand a "suffragette," some other sort of lad
yanced" 'emancipated' woman; therefore II
she wishes a hearing she should be careful of her
facts l have love for Russia and not a
Russian: but / Slav, and so able to under
stand perhaps some of those things which do not
seem 10 have penetrated the sensibities Of those
who signed that petition to Stolypn.
Let us take q parallel case. Suppose George Fred
Williams was TO plot openly while living in
Ioudon 10 overthrow tho American administration
in the PHILIPPINES. Suppose he even attempted, by
implication. a reign of terror during which he
sought the lives Of the President OF the United
States the Secretary of State and the American
Ambassador to England. Suppose the plots-aided
and encouraged ny hlnl-had gone on for thirty
years. Suppose in visits to Russia he had become
acquainted with Stoiypin. Tolstoy. Turquenieff,
Txvolsky and various other public and mi-pubiic
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MISS TARBELL ON PANIC CAUSES.

To the Editor OF The Ir1Dune.
Sir: My attention has just been called to an ed1-
torial in The Tribune for January 80 entitled The
New Cause" In it I quoted as having said tnat
If we should anayze our financial pancs we should
find the lay in the failure of American women
to spend their money wisely and well.
I not responsible for this foolish statement
What did say in my little speech before the Con-
sumers' League that 1 had a theory that II
financial panics could be analyzed and we couid
get at their causes we might find that one cause
was the fact that women as a class aid not spend
money wisely and we'll l think that you VIII
agree that this is quite different statement from
the one credited to me. If the subject were not
quite serious a L should not trouble you
with a request to print what 1 really said; put
as have no desire to increase the os COM
plants against my SEX I shall have to ask that
you be good enough to make the correction very
truly yours, IDA II. TARBEI-L-
York Feb
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SETH {. THOMAS, JR, TO WED.

A marriage license issued yesterday to
Seth Edward Thomas. jr.. and Miss Josephine
Frederka Van Beuren Reynolds Miss Reynolds
is the daughter of Mrs. Emily A Van Beuren
Reynolds widow of James B. Reynolds. who lives
at No. % West 14th street, next to the famous
old Van Beuren house, Mrs. Reynolds is a mem
ber of the National Arts Club. Mr.. Thomas is the
son of Mr. and Mrs Seth Edward Thomas. Of No.
30S West 44th street The elder Mr.. Thomas Is
treasurer and director of the Seth Thomas Clock
Company, No. 81 Maiden Lane Of which the son
is secretary and director. The was graduated
from Yale University in the class of go and is
member OF the University Club. The wedding will
take place on February 20 It said last night
at the home of Miss Reynolds that the details
would not be announced until Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
DOMESTIC PHILOSOPHY.
,Iadelphia Record.

Two apparently well content and joviai henedicts
,zera discussin the infelicies OF married life in
tones easily overheard as they came downtown IN
troIlev car The other day. Now, wife and
.. i 1,,arreI said one and il is over when
ne % hut ] had opportunity the other evening 10
impress a bit Of domestic philosophy We were
si,ttr,- in front Of the open fireplace with tabhy
covrfor+abiv snoozing on one side and young
collie dog blinking al the fire from the other enn
+s,ose two2' remarked my wife suddenly. dldn /
80 an-tFtup but 81 thought occurred 70 me- ana
,ettsyo up fetched piece of string ana tled one
- 10 the cats ear and the other around The dog =
60. leg In about two seconds there was n mix
IN ans II I hadn't stopped IL quickly ny cuttifg
he strfug there would have been little left OF eFr
II ,gor Or the cat -.SoV. that's idea. said l.
t5l1z most married people quarrel They can't eet
far enough away from each other when one rap. D.
s -, - feeI hurt and my wife didn't word"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

used IN the scherzo OF his second Razounowski
Quartet
Menuon has been made of Zenatellos singing.
IL was not intended that he should impersonate
the part of Nassil That reserved for Signor
Hass who created the part in the Partisan per-
Iormances. But Signor Bassi is under the weather.
ana signor ZenateIlo Mr.. Arthur Hammerstein
announced from the stage before the representa-
uoh oegan. who had not sung the part for four
years undertook 1t without rehearsal. The need
oi rehearsal was not felt by the audience. In
Iact- IL was Signor Zenate1o who carried the per-
tormance TO the degree of success which it at
'aiheo which was considerable, though not sensa-
"ohai After the second act there were many re-
calis ior the principal singers. and the applause
mouid not cease ill Signor Campanini and Mr.
- iiaiihnerstein appeared several times to garner
'4ieir snare. After Signor Zenateilo the honors
vent TO signor Sammarco for a superb per-
toTilahce, both in action and song of GIeby In
iac- All the male contingent of the cast was
O-enl Fralse for Nine. Agostinelli to be de-
served would have to go her zeal and good in
'e"''ohs rather than to her singing which has
soiie unpleasant traits. The two winter scenes of
-e opera served their purpose excellently well.
of tle sake OF the record the cast Is appended:
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TOsCANINI NOT ENGAGED YET.
Metropolitan Seriously Considering Him as
Conductor Next Season.

Though the cable dispatch from Milan yesterday
had Arturo Toscanni already engaged as one or
the conductors at the Metropolitan Opera House for
the season OF l9os-'09, the conductor of La Scala
has not as vet signed his name to contract. His
engagement is receiving serious consideration. how
ever from the executive committee Of the Conrted
Metropolitan Opera Company.
Heinrich Conried seemed disinterested yesterday
when asked If the post of conductor at his house
had been offered Toscanni and II he had accepted.
Il know nothing about it, he said.
''Who does?'
Perhaps Toscanini. Ask him"
Otto II. Kahn. chairman Of the executive COM
1nittee Of the opera company amused yester-
day at the report that the Duke Visconti-Modrone
might succeed Mr.. Conried director. Why. he
is q member of of the eldest families in Nj
LAM he said. There is much probability OF
his coming here director Of Mr.. Van
derbilt going TO take charge of the manage
ment OF La Scala"
The duke is a patron of music and has taken
keen interest in the welfare OF La Scala. Mean
while Mr. Conried still holds the post at the Met
ropolitan and has not resigned
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MRS. AMELIA D. HlLORETH.

Mrs Amelia D. Hildreth widow OF d. Morgan
Hildreth, died yesterday at her home. at No l3
East 65th street, where she had lived alone for
the last three or four years. She was the daugh-
ter OF the late Andrew Dougherty, the founder OF
the playing cards mandatory still conducted in
his at No. so Centre street.
Mrs Hildreth is understood to have left an es-
tate valued at s50oOOO. including her 65th street
home. She was engaged in charitable work on a
large scale in this city and personally investigated
a large number of cases among the poor, max
ing gifts of money and food without disclosing
her name. The funeral services will be held at
Il O'Clock on Saturday morning at st. Patrick's
Cathedral.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Washington Feb B.
The storm that central Western Kansas Tues
day night has moved northeastward Lake Michigan
with increased force and is the severe storm
from the Far West within five days storm has
caused general rains and throughout entire
country from the Rocky Mountains eastward TO the At
lantic. except in New England where Just
ginning There also high winds over the central
valleys and the lake region. Temperatures a rule
are higher east Of the Mississippi River although
some peculiar variable effects
slope Of tho Appalachans is somewhat colder
plains states and OF Mountains
with rains over the northern districts
There viii be rain he
Atlantic states and New England rain in
anttc states and in the lake region followed
generally fair weather Friday There Thurs
day the northern districts Rocky Noun
tatns. continuing Friday and probably extending
snow into the eastern slope of the northern Rockies
and possibly the Dakotas
1t Will be Thursday in Atlantic States fol-
lowed by falling temperature night Friday.
will be colder Thursday from the
through the Ohio and Mississippi valleys, the upper
lakes and the lower lake region
the temperatures will rise. Cold warnings
been issued for the portions OF Dakotas
Minnesota Oklahoma, the upper Mississippi lower Mis-
souri, and lower Arkansas valleys Indiana and upper
lake region
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Miss Katherine Grey is rehearsing daily new
play called The Worth of Woman" It was
written by David Graham Phillips and will be per-
formed for the first time next Wednesday night at
the Madison Square Theatre.
The National Association of Tailors attended last
night the performance of The Girl Behind the
Counter" at the Herald Square Theatre. Lew
Fields introduced some conlical remarks for their
benefit.
A number of amateurs participated yesterday
afternoon in a song writer's contest at the Casino
Theatre Three of the submitted were ac-
cepted. There will be another contest next Wednes-
dav Meanwhile THE Top o tn World'' holds
public attention.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NEEDS INTERPRETER IN CONGRESS
One of the Philippine Commissioners Likely
to Depend on Colleague.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau. ]

Washington, Feb 5.-After the two resident
commissioners from the Philippine Islands OBJ
tanned seats on the floor of the House this after
noon with all privileges save the privilege OF vot-
ing one of them discovered that he is handicapped
because he does not speak English. He Is Pablo
Ocamo de Leon His coIIea que is Benito Legarda
Commissioner De Leon intends asking Speaker
Cannon and the Committee Rules whether ne
can have an interpreter beside him during the
sessions of the House. IF this is refused he VIII
employ his colleague in that capacity 1t Is eX-
pected that the latter course will be pursued. as
it is contrary to precedent to allow any but men,
bers of Congress TO be seated in the House.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
COLONEL GLEN STOPPED.
From The Providence Journal.

1Tr0rn Tne Ir0EIuvNC8
sDeciai attention is called to the success ol
Colonel John l. elem. assistant qiarterrnasIer s.l
cifn test az the Preside Colonel Clen Is one oi
- fsg- officers OF the civil War service now re-
,a4;ring He was scarcely in his teens when ne won
military fame by dear 10 the leaIt OF etery
4larf-ar, cchooboy who reads OF II in the history
~ that T,erod. He running as faSt ss MS itBS
ia c,rry him TO get his company from
eyuln ,tn he had been separated in the fighting ut
chtcEamauga when Confederate coionei on morse, .
,lI caIIed 10 him stop. yen little Yankee devil
,s,e,e,,r,on Little John Glenn. his big COM
NIes NsIIed him did stop and shot the colonel
80 90 tho t-ar H.. vent back 10 ~cIco iu1
T,eeiSert Grant gave him his hfst commission in
the regulars. He is evidently sooo ,of acuss SAL
vice until he reaches the retiring age.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FOREST RESERVE STEALINGs.

Leadville COL Feb 5.-''Fully IS per cent Of the
homestead entries in the Las Anas forest reserve
are fraudulent said Daniel E Fftton, in charge of
the reserve at a meeting of the foresters of Colo
rado and surrounding states here to-day. c. D.
Pollock. assistant forester of the United States
also asserted that millions of of land the
forest reserves had been stolen from the govern
rnent He said that the statements of Fitton could
be made Of all the forest reserves in the country.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
VETERANS CONGRATULATE COL. DYER

Tho old r,uard Association of the 18th Regiment
~ which Rrevet Major General Robert Avery is
president has adopted resolutions complimentary
to Colonel George r. Dyer. who was exonerated
recently by court of inquiry. The resolutions
cr5+icise The officers who gave credence TO the
charges as follows: THE Old Guard Association
cannot and does not approve the last paragraph Of
the opinion attached the report Of the court Of
INQUIRY. commencing certain officers for the pre-
sentation of the charges"
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MISS ANGLIN'S NEW PLAY.

BEFORE making a professional visit to Australia
Miss Margaret Anglin is to appear in play.
called The Awakening of Helena Ritchie" drama
tfzed bv Charlotte Thompson from Margaret De-
lands novel of the same name. The first perform
ance of that play will occur February II at
Providence It is being rehearsed in Boston,
where Miss Anglin is appearing with Mr.. Miller in
..Tt Great Divide
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do YOU want desirable help QUICK?
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE By consulting
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has Just been
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
MRS. VANDERBILT TO AID HOSPITAL
Buys Out House for "The Merry Widow
and Will Resell Tickets to Friends.

Mrs William K Vanderbilt. jr. has originated
the idea of a performance of THE Merry Widow
in the New Amsterdam Theatre next Tuesday
in aid of the Nassau Hospital. at Mineola. Long
Island and has bought out the entire house for
the performance.
Tickets for the special matinee will be bought
by Mrs. vanderbit's friends. and it is expected
that a large sum vii be raised.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
Died.

E4IoNTA ATsN a r,,5 rss5s-rsours % ,r '; Tsray ieo
M THURSDAY , "a, February IHisrsn- Cypress Hi
EIBERT-Febrrnry B. Mary beloved wife Of Joseph
bert n FH9eTs 1 ssrviccs Friday r Esbrary at p NJ
FAIRwEATHER-on wednesday February 5. fsas.
Fsireaher Fgne1s ssrrsec n0 ~ S.- late r~sid.use
No 300 Macon Brooklyn. Friday February !. at
GARvEr-oa February :; at he. home 70; "a L E.s:
the James Carey Cfsoston papers please eopy)
GIBsoN-on February 1908 a, her residence. No II
Sate te''-'' ''' D'''@''A A''' ''"'' '''''''
GLoyER-on Tuesday morning FsoTgaTy s!s.- wils.r
viii be held Thursday evening al home.
No $40 Greene ave. Brooklyn, Burial at Plasssoars
HARvEYA me M-thoaiss Episcopal Church Hone On s On
rsesay February Mss Rese s sTgsy s5g aaes sf are
Ps1 gef sc to attend N ,hs goSTa go rs aPg @ on n
day. February s. at 1870 a
HAwxaURsTmAt wsstbury: Long Island "a IN mont
Funeral "a month Ila ssh 1sos at Ii oeoc FTiens;
Meeting House Wesfolry SsTriasea WI. - - -s.,,-,re
i4E rom East wiilston ' at its p'iH ? m
HILDRETH-on February 5. at her residence. No. Is
East s5th ST. Sew YORK. Amelia DOusherty: wife Of
the late Morgan IIiIdrs,h and dsaEhIsr Of iss sss
to attend the funeral Patricks caths1ral
'n m a InteTment private Kindly not SEND
oscar aeneeiy fitchcoo<3 seryiees at An saints.
evening. February s. $50 O'Clock Piease crnis
flowers. Interrrent strictly private. Rochester and
Troy IN " papers please copy.
KENNEY-On February 3. Iecs his residences Micnaei
j years. beloved husband or bfiiess
clancy Funeral home. No sS4 Atianso
ave. Brooklyn Thursday at p n ReiatiNes fr,ends
and c. B. L. members Invited
ORR-At East Orange. n J.. on WEDNESDAY Feoru4ry
g. 1905. Julia A, widow OF David orr IN her sf.1
year Funeral services a her late residence n. 70
Sout Orange. on Fricay. reorl-
Z. $50 .. upon arrival OF D. L & w;
New York 2-30 Carriages ".
meet tram al Orange station lnterment N
Rural Cemetery. Albany. y Y. on Saturday after-
noon Albany papers please copy
SHERRIII-At Orange. y J., February O. ANc
Earle VI son of VI and 2 K Sheriff. IN his
I'm friends invited % attend
parents residence. No loe Sort1
Grove ST. on Friday afternoon February q az 3.se
m
STONEHIII@On wednesday evening. February o
Rev. NJ Stonehill d D. pastor OF the
East New York City Funeral services
will he he'll Friday evening. February .. lscs a.
o'clock In Parish Assembly Hall. No zss
Bowery.
TOFTS-On Tuesday. February A. 1908. Mary Am lot,s
beloved wife Alexander Tofts Relatives and friends
attend funeral
residence No 2t1 Efzhth avenue THURSDAY
evening 1.so O'Clock Intsrnent at eonveHisncs Ok
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
CHANCELLOR PITNEY DINNER TONIGHT

Chancellor Mahlon Pitney will be the guest OF
honor at the annual dinner Of the Hudson County
Bar Association at the Hotel Astor, New York. to-
,5gl7t Others who are expected to speak are
Trdge Frederic Adams. of Newark: Judge William
II. speer of Jersey City; Camillus Kidder. of New
York: Judge Charles c. Black and Robert Carey.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR- Marquis di Casa CaIderon, Biar-
ritz BELMONT,Cyrus Curtis. Philadelphia EN-
PIRE-K- Ito, Japan. FIFTH AVENCE-E T
Hatch. Albany General o. o. Howard BurIing-
ton, VT IMPERIAL-Colonel D. G. Robinson. Ell
Captain and Mrs. A O'Ne. London. ST. REGIS
N. W, Harris. Chicago -~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
FUNERAL OF THOMAS MELLON.

Pittsburg Feb. 5.-Simpicity marked the funeral
here to-day of Thomas Mellon, multi millionaire
banker and capitalist. There neither honor
ary nor active pallbearers the coffin being handled
bv the undertaker's assistants.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SON OF GENERAL FORREST DYING.

Memphis Feb 5.-Captain William Forrest.
who was stricken with apoplexy last night
while witnessing a presentation of "The Clans
man will live another twenty-four hours.
CAPTAIN Forrest has long been ambitious enact
in the play the character of his father. General
Nathan Bedford Forrest, and had accepted offer
to join the company. .
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
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FOLD A SCOTCH DINNER.

The British Schools and Universities Club held a
Scotch dinner last night at the Arkwright Club.
No gao Broadway. The dishes and music were OF
Scottish origin and the speakers spoke Scottish
subjects Dr. Walter Eyre Lambert, president Of
the club was toastmaster.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
KAISER THANKS CARNEGIE INSTITUTE

Pittsburg Feb. emperor William has expressed
his personal thanks TO the Carnegie Institute trus
tees for book entitled Memorial" devoted TO
1be details OF the celebration of the dedication
wear