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New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
NEW THEATRE FOUNDERS.
III. G. Frick and Archer Huntington
Elected d-Worh. to Begin Soon.

Interest In the New Theatre has been revived by
the announcement that at meeting heid ias'
Thursday Henry c. Frick and Archer Huh'ins'o'
had been elected to the board OF founoers- F-acH
subscribed $4,000 the building fund and bought
box So. 5.otp Their election makes the NUMBER
of founders the sams that II was prior 10 the
deaths of James Henry Smith and Charles L. BAT
There yet members TO be elected before
the list of founders II completed II was originally
decided that there should be twenty-five. 1t is OK
pected that the two members required VIII De
elected within the next ten days Ihe present
membership of that body took action last IhursuaN
to resume building operations in six weeks ana
continue until the New Theatre Is completed sew
eral notifications of the plans of Carrere & Hast
ngs the architects. were accepted. 1t is expee'ed
to have the theatre finished in time for its dedica-
ton in the fall OF 1899
Edmund l.. Bayiies. OF the founders. said
last night that new impulse had been given to
the movement BY the action taken Thursdays
meeting. and that the public would be kept IN
formed from time time of the progress being
made.
I'm days" SIR. Bsylies said. .'men promf-
nent in the various professions and all interested
in the movement. will be invited to inspect the
plans already completed. and make such sugses-
tions as they think would be beneficial have
no doubt now that the institution Will be COM
peted in time to open II in the fall OF next year
From time to time several we'll known theatrical
named in connection with the dictatorship OF the
institution. For long time Mr.. Conried was be-
ing seriously considered for the place. but his i'll
ness has practically eliminated him. Granville
Barker. of London. has been frequently men
toned He is coming to this country In a few
weeks, and, according statements alleged TO
have been made by him. he is 10 have a confer
ence with the founders One OF the most en-
thusiastc members of the board said yesterday
that the matter OF director would not De con-
sidered until the entire amount needed TO carry
out the designs of the founders was assured The
present membership OF the board is composed of
the following William n Wander bilt president
John jacob Astor. Edmund l. Baylies. August
Belmont. Robert 4 Van Cortandt. Paul ID. Cra-
vath. William B. Osgood Field. Henry c. Frick.
George J. Gould. Eliot Gregory, James H. Hyde.
Archer Huntington Otto H Kahn W. De Lancey
kountze. j. Pierpcnt Morgan, Clarence Fl. Mac
kay. James StilIman Hamilton Mex. Twomby.
Cornelius Vanderbilt. Henry Walters. Henry R0S-
ers Winthrop. Harry Payne Whitney and Orme
Wilson
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
EMPEROR FAILING.
.4nriety 44gain Preuails About 4us-
tria's Aged Ruler.
Copyright. 1905. by tn. Brentwood Company,

Copyright 1905 by the Brentwood Company
Emperor Francis Joseph's condition is again eS
citing anxiety and the congratulations offered on
t. subject OF his complete restoration TO strength
and health srter his Illness last fall appear 20
have been somewhat premature 1t is not that
re is any longer actually ill but there is such Il
pronounced decline OF vitality and OF strength as
70 have rendered necessary the cancellation of all
hut the most obligatory engagements. and these
are no longer made for than fortnight IN
advance. The venerable monarch exhibits and
presses the strongest 6isinclnation TO raove from
Schoenhrunn. and IS even beginning find his
drive into the city TO the Hofburg. where he is
accustomed 10 transact business extremely fatigu-
ing The festivities in connection with The golden
-uhsiee-that IS 10 say. the ffteth anniversary Of
hfs accessioa-were marred by the tragic murder
q. his consort Empress Elizabeth. II is he
feared that the rejocinss in honor of the diamond
suffice OF his reign. namely, the sxteth annver-
es-v Of his accession TO the crown will in a snii-
lar way be turned into mourning by the close OF
His long and useful reign the present year
comes end Warnings this effect have
reached most OF the courts of Europe especially
those connected by ties OF family relationship with
.hst Of Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
THAT BOGUS LORD DE MORLEY.

The pseudo Lord de Morley. who on the occasion
of the opening OF Parliament at Westminster
Wednesday last was elected from the House of
Lords Just before the arrival the King, in spite
cs the fact that ne had arrayed himself in the
robes OF peer OF the realm is impudently and
Intentionally misleading in intmating that he had
established his pretensions 10 the satisfaction Of
the late Attorney General and il is TO be re-
rretted that the editors OF valuable and useful
9 publication Who's WHO in England should
Rave printed any such statement by him in their
eruual without first verifying his assertions. The
fact that the pretensions Of this former sales
rnan of the retail London furniture shop of Jack
son e Graham preposterous that when they
were submitted years ago 10 Sir Richard
wetster. then Attorney General and now Lord
CHEF Justice OF England in the ordinary course
he reported strongly against them that the
Committee Of Privileges OF the House OF Lords
th- only tribunal competent 10 deal with claims
peerages. declined even 70 consider his applca-
uon The present Lord Chief Justice IS the cnly
Attorney General to whom 1t submitted:
hut in reply 10 sn inquiry. the eminent judge de
clares that the statement made by the soi-disant
Lord de Morley, 20 the effect that had salts
fed the Attorney General had mo justification
Whatsoever" In 1901 this selfsame individual
whose real name IS James Roe. and who insists
that he Is the twenty-first Lord de Morley. Lord
Marshal and Lord bingham, appeared before the
Court Of Claims organized by the King in connec-
ton with his coronation, asserting that as Lord de
Morley lie entitled the office Of hereditary
royal standard bearer Of ireland and to the dig
nity Of Earl Marshal Of Ireland; but Of course
his demands were turned down quite as promptly
as BY the Lord Chief Justice, with ridcule and
contempt
The pseudo Lord de Morley is no stranger 70
Americans visiting England. For he was for a
tine manager Of Anglo-American banking
company. and was in that way brought into
tact with tourists from the United States who
took his honors for granted and remained in
ignorance that they had been assumed without
eny right or warrant. Several of his financial en-
rerprises. notably the so-called Royal British
Bank, received attention OF altogether dis
agreeable character the part Henry
Lahouchere IN the pages OF London Truth
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03

The concert at the Metropolitan Opera House last
night was enjoyed by audience that filed all
parts of the auditorium. Many Of the boxes
also occupied. The soloists Nine. Gadski.
Nine Homer Nine. Dereyne, Messrs. Martin and
Piancon.
Led by Ferrari the orchestra opened the concert
with Mascagni's Hymn 10 the Sun from Iris
Nine Dereyne followed with Puccins ''Vissi
d'arte, viss d'amore." from "Tosca." The third
number consisted OF Indian suite IN memory OF
its composer the late Edward Mcdowell.
The second part consisted of nine numbers from
the ''Stabat. Mater. including the 'Infiammatus.-
by Nine Gadski and chorus The concert
closed with In Sempiterna SPcula'' by the
chorus.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
WOMAN APPEALS TO GOVERNOR.

Governor Hughes held Informal reception on
the stage OF the Majestic Theatre after the anu
racetrack betting meeting yesterday, and IL was
while surrounded by crowd shat Mrs Rose
Confsky of No 127 EIlery street, Brooklyn. forced
her way to side and begged that he give her q
pass to see her husband on Backwelfs Island
She said that he had been sent up for twenty
days for selling improper pictures and that ne haa
been there week. One of her five children was
i'll and she wished to him. She pleaded with
the Governor TO get her a pass She was turned
over to Colonel Treadwell. who explained that Inc
Governor had power to aid her
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
JONATHAN DICKINSON coNDIcT.

Jonathan Dickinson Condict, a lawyer. with
offices at No $50 Broadway, died yesterday from
heart disease at his home, Crescent Road. Mad-
son n j. Mr.. Condict was born In Littleton.
\ L. in 1S47. He was graduated from Columbia
Law School with the class of -, and In the same
wear he was admitted to the bar. practising in
t,is citv I'M TO the time of his Illness week
ago Mr. Condct was treasurer of the Madison
Academy trustee of the Presbyterian church and
q member of the building committee Of the Young
Mems Christian Association in that town Wl1e
and three daughters survive him
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
"SALOME" GIVEN AT NAPLES.
Vatican Withdraws It's Prohibition Against
Strauss Opera.

Naples. Feb. Richard Strauss's "SaIome' Was
given here last night. The clergy had denounced
the bretto immoral and its author, Oscar
Wilde as hereto. and urged Catholic women
not to attend the performance. The management
then decided not TO give the opera AT the last
moment however the announcement made
that the Vatican had decided 10 remove its pro-
hibition. and the Theatre San Carlo crowded
10 oyerfoWing
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
A NEW OPERA BY PUccINI.

Rome Feb. 2.-GiaComo PucCini, the composer
has received the libretto of The Girl of the Golden
West" founded the play by David BeIasco
SignOr Puccni says that he will once begin
composing the score, and will not stop until the
opera is finished.
Despite denials to the contrary. signor Puccin
thinks that Arturo Toscanini. director of the
orchestra at La Scala. Milan. has been engaged
the successor of Heinrich Conried. director OF
the Metropolitan Opera House in New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
Tp,- sraIasranh 70 The Tribune |

Pittsburg Feb. John F. Walton was about
1fty-eght years old and member of family
that aided largely 10 develop the coal business IN
This section He was the eldest son OF Joseph
Walton who was the coal king from Pittsburg to
New Orleans during his lifetime John +. Walton
was president of the Walton estate. The estate was
originally worth probably s1o0co,@D. and had been
increased largely by investments judfciously made
One Of the sisters OF the deceased man is MIS-
Robert H. Simpson. OF New York. She formerly
uas Miss Nellie Walton, favorite daughter of the
old coal king after whom he named his largest
and fastest towbGat.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
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COMES FROM JERUSALEM TO WE'D.

[By TclegTaph 20 The Tribune
Worcester. Mass Feb Mrs. Alice Clemens
az Ierriealen a European author has come
all the way from her home IN Palestine. and was
today married 20 Arthur L. Brown local car
pentcr bv the Rev. q. +. Dunbsr. of Providence.
1t was the second marriage for both Mrs Brown
ia sixtv-two years old and her husband year
her senior They will return at once TO Palestine,
" here they Will make their home.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
JOHN F. WALTON DEAD.
Pittsburg Coal Operator Dies in New Jer-
sew Boarding House.

Orange ~ J. Feb John F. Walton d'ed on
Friday night at the boarding house of Mrs r.
Rlack No 439 Central avenue Orange. DR.. Arthur
Weller who attended him during his illness OF
saveraI davs saws he had diabetes. which devel-
oped into blood poisoning. The body was shlppeo
tn Pittsburg last night. At the boarding house 1t
was said Mr. Walton had lived there for severai
r,onths and been sick for about TWO weeks
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
papHAEI GUASTAVlNO DEAD.

AsheviIle n c. Feb. Raphael Guastavino'
the architect of New York, died tonight at his
summer home at Black Mountain. twenty-five miles
from this city as the result of cold contracted
while on a visit Boston three weeks ago He
Was dftv-fve wears old and leaves wife and son,
tho latter being now his way from New York
TO Black Mountain.
Mr. Guastavino the inventor of the Guas-
tavino arch" used in the construction of the Ne"
York
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
yoIJNe FAIRBANKS YALE EDITOR.

New Haven. Feb. (SpeciaD.-Robert Fairbanks
son of the President. finished fifth in the an
nual competition for the choice Of five editors OF
The Yale Literary Magazine and will be elected
an aoitor this week Annually the five competitors
x,bo lead as contributors selected. Horace W.
ctol,es City.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

Do you want desirable help QUICK;
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-03

derstand were those of peer of tho realm but
which bogus
The expulsion of the man in his borrowed plumes
from the House of Lords the other day the oc-
cason OF the opening of Parliament which by
this time has been published in all parts Of the
civilized world. will doubtless contribute more
TO proclaim the unwsrrantabie character OF his
pretensons than any proceedings either Of the
Committee Of Privileges of the House of Lords
or OF the criminal courts
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
COLONEL DUNN RESIGNS AS TRUSTEE

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune i
R;nchamton n y, Feb. Colonel George w
Tunn formerly chairman of the Republican State
Committee and formerly State Railroad Commits
sioner has resigned president OF the board OF
trustees of the Soldiers Home at Bath. His place
has been hlled by the appointment OF Colonel Mac
q Bath.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
JUSTICE JOHN S. WILKES.

Nashville Tenn. Feb. 2.-Justice John = Wilkes
associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Tennes-
see died to-day at his home in Pulaski aged sixty
seven years.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
THE PEERAGE WHICH HE CLAIMS.

The Barony OF de Morley claimed by James
Roe dates from December %. 1893 when William
Is Morley, OF Morley. in the County of Norfolk
was summoned TO Parliament by writ as Lord de
Morley. He had served IN the wars with Scot
land, and had been standard bearer to the king.
His son, the second Lord de Morley. as Admiral
Of tbe North inflicted a signal defeat the
French az Sluys. fought at the battle OF Crecy.
and became constable OF the Tower Of London.
Another Lord de Morley OF the forty-fve
nobles at the coronation OF Richard III. whose
Eran6niece he married Sir Henry Parker the
sinth Lord de MORLEY, died in 1556. The pseudo
S1ord de Morley, in the pedigree which ne con-
Hocted, submitted 10 the former Attorney Gen
eral. and which he bases his pretensions, de-
ciares that he is descended from Sir John Parker
eldest OF this ninth Lord de Morley. Now his
toric and official records show that on the death
q the ninth Lord de Morley in 1856 he was sue
reeded by his grandson. Henry Parker who was
summoned tenth Lord de Morley TO the House
cf Lords by Queen Elizabeth. and who acted as
one of the judges OF Mary Queen OF Scots. This
Henry the only offspring of the ninth Lord
&c Morley's eldest son. He.ry, who. like his only
and younger brother Francis. had predeceased his
father. There is no mention whatsoever Of the
rinth Lord de Morley having had third and
older OF the name Of Sir John Parker and
there are authentic records TO prove that he
ever really existed, all the presumptions being to
the contrary Thus. admitting that John
Roe could prove his descent from q Sir John
Parker in the reign Of Queen Elizabeth he would
stll have 10 prove that the latter the eldest
son Of the ninth Lord de Morley, which is of
the question. Let me add that all the descend
ants OF the tenth Lord DE Morley became extinct
:n the sixteenth century.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
THE REV. DR.. LANDRETH STRICKEN.

ST Louis Feb while on his way here from
Nashville Tenn the Rev. DR.. Ira Landreth, general
secretary of the Presbyterian Brotherhood OF
America was suddenly stricken with appendicitis
and on his arrival to-day attended by physi-
clan and taken back TO Nashville
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
FLEET CHlNAMAN LOWERS RECORD.

Honolulu Feb. 2.-The American record for the
5e-yard dash was broken yesterday by I'm sue III
a Chinese field meeting. His time, 0s 10. is one
nth of second faster than the record established
by W. y. Eaton on May O. l0l
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03

Highest temperature Yesterday - degrees lowest IS
Az for corresponding
for corresponding date Of sst thirty three
3o.
fair AMI not So cold: diminishing winds
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03

THE BONA FIDE EARL OF MORLEY
There is however a bona fde Earl of Morley
whose patronynic is Parker. but who does not
cain descent in aE.y way from the Parker Lords
oe Morley of The PIsntagenet aud Tudor eras
Whereas those Parkers hailed from Norfolk, the
present Earl OF Morley is exceedingly proud OF his
descent from Parkers who fourished in Devon
shire the close OF the sixteenth century On. Of
them received a baronetcy from King James L for
his services Lord Mayor OF London. and il is
from This baronet that is descended the famous
Admiral Sir Hyde Parker. who destroyed the
Dutch feet al the Dogger Bank in I5S and after
ward. sailing board his flagship Cato from Rio
for the East Indies. around Cape Horn. vanished
Wit, his ship and all crew, from human ken as
completely the missing Archduke John of Aus
TIA, never being heard from again.
The Earl Of Morieys baTouy dates from 1884 and
his earldom from 1875. and both he and his father,
~ho MAS for so many years Deputy Speaker Of the
House of Lords and chairman OF all its ccu-
mittees. were subjected to no end Of annoyance by
tie pseudo Lord DE- Morley owing the con-
fusion r-d by his pretensions. The present earl
spent some time in this country Lord Boring
con and nearly lost his life while travelling The
Pacific. Returning from Norfolk Island to sydney,
the snip which he voyaging. the Avalon.
caught IRE and the captain decided for
Lord Howe Island. which about hundred
miles OF When within = couple Of miles Of the
shore all board were compelled 10 take 10 the
boats. and before they got more tlan five hundred
yards away there terrific explosion the ship
Immediately disappearing beneath the waves In d
column OF fame and smoke
It IS IN the power OF the Committee on PTivi-
ieges OF the House OF Lords 10 proceed for con-
tempt OF Parliament against the bogus Lord de
Morley for having adopted without warrant the
title and dignity of peer OF the realm But can
not recall modern times the committee ever haN-
Ing taken action in cases such - these, ard the
House Of Lords seems content 10 ignore assuinp-
tons such as those Of Lord d. Morley, leaving
The criminal courts 20 deal with them IA the event
Of unauth horized titles being used f3T purposes OF
fraud. IL will he well. therefore, Tor the pSeE''o
lord Morley TO avoid lending his assumed name
title TO any financial enterprise that may hap
come to grief For in that case the m
restoTs will he in position 10 proceed against hiin
cr1rninsliy for obtaining money unner faise pre-
.enoes since they could argue with justice that
they hsd heen induced 10 embark in the venture
through the presence at the head ct the enair OF
aAzs aas s,ls which they had been given 10 IN
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
THE WOODI.AwN CEMETERY

IL reality accessible Ey Grand Gem
traI Station Webster Jerome trolleys and
by carriage Lots $50 up. Tslephone 4S35 Gramercy
Book of few or representative
once 23d New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03

Paw" asked Kansas lad wrinkling his brow.
''what's a pessmisty
"A pessiriiisf John j." replied his father, lis a
man who, after cyclone has blown his house
his ict."-puek
New-York tribune., 1908-02-03
In Hernoriam
Lambert. Helen r.

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IN his tsff' sis yssT Sotiee Of fIners n+rss,,-r
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Bacon es PaTE Wedassdsy. me s'h INST.
Emerson Ho%srd Brush @ son o. ne 3 and
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Bristox. No sac Crotona Park SOUTH sronx
services her late residences. So SSS CrS-
South. Monday. az 1 1ntermens
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VAN BosKERCK-on SUNDAY. February . 1905 Eliza.
beth Florence beloved daughter Of tIeorze sas
Elizabeth Rowe BOskerCk- Funeral services at aer
542 Vest 7th ST. Plainheld n J., -
Tuesday, 4 HIS a. In-ermert AZ
WoOdlawn in the afternoon
WTITE-1Du Saturday February 4. fS~ Josephi1e Bal
lard Geo-g. W White and daUg1.
OF Joseph Ballard Funeral services
be late residence. The Serkeiey.
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