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New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.I

From The Tribune Bureau.1
Washington. Oct. 9-Assocate Justice and MIS-
Oliver Wendell Holmes have returned to their
house in I street, after spending the summer IN
Massachusetts,
Associate Justice and Mrs. William r Day re-
turned to-day from NTackinac Island, where they
sDent the summer. Mr.. and Mrs Rufus Day &C
cornpanied them and VIII make their home with
them for the winter
Associate Justice and Mrs. Peckham will come to
Washington tomorrow from Altamont n. T., their
summer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. Cobb and Captain and
Mrs. John II. Poole have left the capital for
Greensburg Penn. TO attend the wedding OF Miss
Georgette Burreu West daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
James NJ West. to Captain William Kelly. Of the
army which will take place there tomorrow. Mrs
Cobb will be natron of honor and Captain Poole
best man. Mr.. Cobb will be of the ushers.
The ceremony will be performed in Christ Church.
Greensburg. at noon. and will be followed by a
wedding breakfast at Cabin Hill. the estate of
Representative and Mrs. HUFF, uncle and aunt OF
Miss West. Captain Kelly has a house in street,
this city IN readiness for his bride. and they will
spend the winter here.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. n. T. b Harris have re-
turned from a summer spent in Europe, and opened
their house in Rhode Island avenue, for the
winter,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
IN THE BERKSHIREs.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribunal


Ienox. Oct "A large party climbed October
Mountain to-day. making the day combined picnic
and nuttng trip. The day was warm and ths
party returned bearing sacks OF chestnurs- Nfr-
and Mrs. Samuel Frothinghau, Mr.. and Mrs
George e. Turner. Miss Marguerite Chadwick. Mr..
and Mrs. Morris and Mr.. and Mrs. David T. Dana
were in the party
Mrs Harry Livingston Lee entertained az whist
this afternoon at villa The prize winners
Mrs Bryan Turner, Mrs. William Dayton Mrs
Frank K Sturgfs and Miss Louise Gilmore
Mr. and Mrs Byram K. Stevens arrived from
New York to-day to open their Main street villa
Mr.. and Mrs George r schieTelin. John ". Min
turn Eliot Lee and Mrs. E NJ Motley have ar
rived
Mrs Frederick d Tappen and Miss Ethel Brooks.
who have been in LeHox for the summer departed
to-day for New York
Mr. and Mrs Newbold Morris are in New York
for a short stay.
The Misses Mary and Gertrude Parsons enter
tanned at luncheon to-day at stoneover- Mrs.
Frederic Bull Is entertaining Mrs E H Van
Ingen.
Miss Eleanor shotter has sailed fOr New York
and will arrive in LenOx soon after sumner speAI
in Paris.
are at the Red Lion Inn in Stockbridge, They VII
bA the guests Of their daughter, Mrs W Murray
Crane later in the month
Miss Charlotte Barnes is visiting in TUXEDO Fal-
Miss Cornelia Barnes was hostess at tea this ae.-
noon in the teahOuse in the Barnes garden al 0o'u-
brooke ,.-t--
Ms n W WiIrneriing. who has been visiting
Ms Thomas Rodman in Stockbridge, has depar'ed
for Chicago <--..,,
Pbuip NJ. Lydig arrived tonight at Cnps'oA
Grange 10 visit Mr.. and Mrs Frank h 01urs-'-
Mr. and Mrs lie Roy W Baldwin MSS L-Cl-'
r,.Idvtn Mr.. and Mrs. Warren E Scoyl-le. NJ
80 Ms 1. E, Johnson and Dr. W f D-cNeE11'A
are at Hotel AspinwalL -,-,-,
NJ = r Swift and Mr.. and Mrs D. o NlcA-
IN of New York, are at the NapleWooo III ~
field.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
lFrom Tho Tribune Bureau. ]

lFrom Tho Tribune Bureau-l
Washington Oct 9-Baron Hengemjiller. the
Austro Hungarian Ambassador, left the capital this
morning. after stay Of several days, IN which he
explained the Balkan developments to the President
and the State Department. He will join Baroness
HengelmUer and their daughter at Lenox, and.
unless cold weather intervenes. they will remain
until November 1 before opening the embassy here.
Nine. Nabuco, wife of the Brazilian Ambassador,
and the members of the family will return to
Washington tomorrow from Hamilton, Mass,
where they spent the summer. Nine Nabuco will
at once prepare for the removal of the embassy
from its present quarters to No p Lafayette
Square, recently leased by the Brazilian govern
ment.
The Swedish government has taken large house
in 18th street recently built by Mrs John B. Hen
derson. and adjoining the homo OF the Secretary
of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus- The
minister and Nine de Lagercrantz will furnish It
with effects sent from Sweden. and take possession
in a few days Count Ugglas recently appointed
secretary of the legation, has arrived in this coun-
try and is with the first secretary, Mr.. Ekengren
at Bar HarbOr.
The Brazilian second secretary and Nine Cner-
mont returned to Washington to-day from Harnii-
ton, Mass. and Breton Woods, where they spent
the summer.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
DOGS AT LARGE MENACE TO DEER
Auburn Man Fined S2OO-New Yorker Fined
for Having Grouse Out Of Season.

Albany. Oct. 9.-Permitting dogs to run at
large in the AdirondaCks Is a menace to the deer
according to a decision Just handed down by SUI
preme Court Justice Spencer, of Gloversvtue
notice of which was received to-day by James 5
whipple of the State Forest, Fish and Game
Commission The case decided against
Leslie f. Gehring of Auburn. who had a number
Of hounds running in the mountains in the town
Of Clifton ST. Lawrence County. Nr- Gehring
was fined 5000.
NIr Whipple also received notice of the recent
conviction of D. F Busch, of New York. who has
a summer home at Glen Cove, Long Island He
was fined 500 for having in his possession in the
close season brace Of grouse The birds were
sent TO Mr. Busch from Wales. Mr. Busch showed
that the violation unintentionaL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

titled as to his sanity during the period since
Justice Mcrschauser, in June, pronounced nun
insane AS 1t is, the only available evidence 10
that of his own paid aienists. This fact' 700,
like the holding of his trial where there are iiot
available means or proper counsel 10 prolec'
the interests of society, can only promote une
unceasing and ingenious efforts to get Ina"
free. The state has to rely upon the cou,E
to use their discretion so as to protect II III 'I
fooo of this nrodigal effort to undo Justice. 1t
is their dutv TO upheld and vindcate the law
and TO guard in adequate ways in this extraor-
dinary case against anything tending to bring
If into further contempt, anything likely to give
further point to the cynical belief that rich
criminals commonly escape.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Mary Stockhridge Baechus. daughter o - -
Rev John c. Bacchus. rector OF the Cnurch - -
incarnation in Brooklyn. was married JSS'
artarroon n the Rev. Frederick Harrison IahN'-,
who was formerly assistant at the Ch"lN =.
the Incarnation. The ceremony was perI''n'7~
Dr Racchus at O'Clock The bride had 'l'o
tendant her sister. Miss Josephine StearhS "
b,,s 1rba Rev Walter : Banker OF Worcester
was the best man. and the ushers were ths -
Clifton H. Brewer. OF Brooklyn; Gilman FariS a
fanv OF Newburg; Goodwin Smith. of Ei@Eti'
the Rev. G. G. Hartman. OF New York, ana 9'
bridge Bacchus a brother OF the bride
The bridegroom is OF the Rev Aoe.~
Tanker OF Melrose. Mass. and is at present
charge OF St. Johns Church at Palmerta. penn
Announcement is made OF the engagement OF MrS
Florence Talc9tt Rogers, OF New Britain N NoN--
to Walter Ewing Hope. OF Brooklyn MI. ECS ~
Is a graduate OF Princeton University. class Oh -
and is lawyer. associated IN practice win =
firm OF Masten & Nichols. No. 40 Wall street MALI
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

situation seems to be that Austria Hungary VIII
not agree to such congress as either Great
Britain or Russia wants that Great Britain VIII
not agree to such congress as either Austrla-
Hungary or Russia wants, and that Russia VIII
not agree to such congress as either Great
Britain or Austria Hungary wants
Meantime the Treaty of The Hague PROVIDES
as follows
In case of serious disagreement or con1lct'
before af appeal to arms. the sfgnatory powers
agree to have recourse, as far as circunlsl lsnceS
allow to the good offices or mediation OF one
or more friendly mowers In questions
of q legal nature and especially in the inter
probation or application of international con-
ventions arbitration is recognized by the sig
natory powers the most effective and AT the
same time the most equitable means of setting
disputes which diplomacy has failed to settle
With the object of facilitating an I'M
mediate recourse to arbitration for lnterha-
tionaI differences, the sgnatory powers under
take to organize a permanent court or arpl-
tration, accessible at all times. ne
signatory powers consider it their duty, IL a
serious dispute threatens to break out between
two or more of them to remind these latter
that the permanent court is open to them
The signatory powers to that convention, II
will be remembered, included Austria Hungary,
Bulgaria Montenegro, Servia and Turkey. 1t
will be interesting to observe to what extent
these and the other powers seriously and prac-
ticaly endeavor TO give effect TO those solemn
undertakings.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Miss Julia Freeman daughter of Mrs Frank
Morgan Freeman will be married to-day to BenJa-
min Tappen Fairchild in Christ Church. Greenwich,
Conn A special train will leave the Grand Central
station at 10 o'clock to take the guests from this
city and will return from Greenwich at $50. Miss
Louise Freeman will be her sisters maid OF honor
and the bridesmaids will be- Miss Eleanor HOyt,
Miss Constance Fairchi1d, sister of the bride
groom: Miss Mary VanderhQef- and Miss Evelyn
Crinrnins Ralph Carroll will he the best man and
Douglass Gibbons. William r. Steinway, William s
Fairchild Edward Daley and Louis Bisseu the
ushers.
Another out-of-town wedding to-day Of interest
to New York society Will ba that Of Miss Gladys
Onderdonk daughter of Mrs. Andrew Onderdonk, 10
Bradford C. Weekes. son of Arthur D. Weekes- 1t
will take place in Christ Church. Oyster Bay, Long
Island and a reception will follow the ceremony.
Mrs. Robert Bacon will give a dinner dance this
evening at her country place at Westbury. Long
Island.
Among those on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria,
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
STATE HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION.

Albany, Oct 9.-The annual meeting OF the New
York State Historical Association will be held IN
this city on next Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. The opening session will he on Monday even
ing with addresses by James Ten Eyck, president
of the Albany Institute and Art Society; DIR. James
A. Roberts president OF the New York State His
tOriCal Association. and the Right Rev. DIR. Rich
ard II. Nelson. COadjutOr Bishop Of the Episcopal
Diocese of Albany. on Tuesday addresses will be
delivered by John NJ. Clarke. director of the New
York State Museum. Alb any; Victor Hugo Paltsts.
State Historian. Albany; \. J. +. Van Laer, Al
bany. and DIT. Simon W. Rosendale, Albany. The
speakers on Wednesday will be Dr. Henry w. Hill,
Buffalo; Dr. Henry p Warren. Albany; Joseph
A Lawson. Albany; DIR. Clark Bell. New York:
the Rev. Joseph Hooker, Durham. Conn: Frank
b. Gilbert, Albany. and Dr. Henry l. Taylor, Al
bany.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune


Newport. oct 9.-Professor Alexander Agasztz
gave his farewell dinner party this evening and he
will soon leave Newport for the winter. Other
dinner parties were given this evening BY Mrs cam
eron MGR Winslow and Mrs. William Sto-rs Wells
Mr. and Mrs H Mortimer Brooks viii close their
season about the middle Of the month departing at
that time for New York
Commodore and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard and ths
Misses Morris will remain at Sunset Ridge until the
end of the month.
The summer home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward c
Knight, tr, will be extensively improved during ths
winter. It IS Mr. and Mrs Knights intention %
come to Newport much earlier than usual next sea
SON
Mr. and Mrs. r H Ward who have been visit
ing in New York have returned
Mrs Thomas Hitchcock is to remain IN Newport
until the end Of the month Mrs J. J. Wysong will
close her season Monday and return 10 New
York
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau-l


Washington oct. 9.-Secretary Metcaif ahhou M,
at the White House to-day that the Pacihc oa'''o
ship feet would be reviewed by the Presioeh' o.
Hampton Roads on February z and theh 80 -
New York for q celebration
Senator Briggs of New Jersey, called at tne
White House. but. the Cabinet was IN SESSION.
did not remain to see the President
James 3. Reynolds. of New York, discussed ID
Dor questions with the President
Other callers were Frank Pierce, Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior; George w. Woodruff AS
sistant Attorney General for that department.
Father Leopold and Father Norbert Franciscan
missionaries in Arizona; Father McGuigan, OF TINS
city, and his brother. John McGuigan' OF Fleo-
mont W. Va.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
MRS. HEcKsoHER's COTTAGE ROBBED.
Burglars Entered During Her Absence 1A-
Took Jewel Case.

A $500 robbery at the home Of Mrs. Jon" -
HeckScher. stepmOther OF the wife o. 49, -. -
CIeIlan OF New York was reported 10 '--0 49,
Westchester County yesterday
Mrs Heckscher has been living N a e'-l17s -
the old White Plains Road. near Mama - =.
owned by Frank Mahler. formerly secrs'@-S -
Richard Croker She had been away I2E So
weeks and only returned yesterday -,
-rra robbery was discovered by the servants VIZ VIZ
found a ladder standing against the house
burglars had evidently gained entrance 20 l1e -.
ond story window by means OF this 4" -
Heckscher's bedroom a closet door had ne7h -, -
open and her jewel case was missing A- a.. "a
lars had apparently made no attempt % NiS'' -
other rooms None OF the silver was missing
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
THE CABIN EFT.
IFron The Tribune Bureau-I

rFro-1 Tribune Bureau1
Washington. Oct. 9.-Two members were absent
from the Cabinet meeting to-day-Secretaries Gar
field and Wilson. Political gossip occupied the at
tention Of the members after routine business had
been transacted. The Secretary Of War said that
the appointment OF surgeon general for the
army had been discussed, and some announce
1nent may be expected in a few days
Secretary Root left here to-day for Utica, n. T..
where he will attend the wedding of niece He
will register in New York Monday Secretary
Straus went to New York to-day to register. He
will probably return Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. shonts told q gathering in Chicago that
Transportation development in New York IS not
paralyzed-it is dead" and he put the blame OH
the law creating the Public Service commissions
This is like holding the coroner or the unoer-
taker responsible for the death OF the pei
bosa demise gives him professional employ
or+ The fatal blows to transportation devel-
onn,ent here were dealt some time before MI
shonts reached the scene and before the Puoho
Service commissions were created.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

There are many signs that the Hughes Ga9t cam
naign in This state-and consequently the IaIt
ccampaign-is moving heavily-The Ne" 1orA
Evening Post.
If it Is true that the Hughes campaign Is NOV
ing heavily it is chiefly because too many men
and newspapers, including Tine New 1orh
Evening post" that were full of enthusiasm
Gov c,ovornor Hughes before his denomination
bv the Republican party are not half so ener-
eet,c IN cooperating with the Republican party
to make his election sure.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
Nssu71ork 1uiIp Gribm1re
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1908,

This newspaper is otoncd and published by
The Tribune Association. NeTo York corpora
tSoa; Office and principal place Of business,
Tribune BlliIdisq No. 15I Nassau street, Neio
York; Ogden lffIS, president; James II. Barrett
secretary md treasurer. The address Of the
officers Is the office OF this Retcspdper.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
RECORD YEAR AT COLUMBIA.

sity have been broken this year. Although the reg
istration period has ended. the total. including
the session has reached 5.774. II is prOha-
BILE. however. that the totsl viii be decreased 10
about $500 by the elimination Of duplicated
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
APPOINTMENT sY DR.. DRAPER.

Albany. Oct. 9.-C1arenee S. Lester. OF IndisnAV
oils. was appointed to-day by Commissioner Al"
drew s. Draper OF ne State Department or Eu1 @
cation as legislative reference librarian In the ~
York State Library. The appointment was n@~'
from the Civil Service eligible 1st
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

The Citv Climb calls the attention of the Board
Of Estimate and Apportionment to the fact that
in 1902 1873 miles of block pavement cost 90oO,
7S5 to keep up, while this year Borough res S.
dent Ahearn is asking for $6545OI to MAINTAIN
o. miles of it, The City Club forgets that the
increased cost Of living affects political circles
as well as all others.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Georgia has earned the envy Of all her Soutn-
ero neirhbors. The new Liberal party Just or
eanized at Chattanooga, Tenn, has holLlile'eu
a Presidential candidate from Georgia 1L'iIl1o
F. Watson is running for PreslueL' vi So
I1.-,,'Ii+ +iol,e+ and John Temple Graves for
11ia president on the Independence ticket Inc
state therefore, leads all its sisters this year aS
q producer of Presidential raw material
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr.. Murphy has at least a partial sense OF
huTnor. He never fails to perpetrate the Oieii-
nial TaInmany joke Of assigning the mus p pr
rar,+obIa Of rrammanv's candidates for Congress
to Republican districts
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10
About People and SocfoI Incidents

which also IS due 10 arrive here to-day are Mr. ard
Mrs James A. Burden. George z Pollock z. Clar-
ence Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

I'VE realized said Senator Dixon izTqbes t9as II We We
inH that he has a hard campaign on IN - ~ he
York for reelection, and that he 31sHI ne Knew
aIs6 what Tremendous lot of good he @ oGuIq IN TO TO
+ba nationaI ticket out West and we put II " +et
iiie i OF ves he replied IF you are sure IlaI
DO good =, III ,gStea GO Il than is dGa tRat p Should
he Observation-Disclosures of The New YORK Iliiie9'
II will he mighty poor Republican who VIII
lot Governor Hughes suffer from his own unset
fish devotion to the Republican cause.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Among the recent arrivals at Hot Springs. Va
are Mrs Elliott r. Shepard and her daughter. Mrs
Ernesto c. Fabbri. who will remain there until n,
end of the MONTH
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. stuyvesant Fish. who have been
abroad since July. due 10 arrive here to-day On
the ST. Paul. They VIII spend the remainder Of TIA
autumn at their country place at Garrison ". z
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

The independence party by its refusal 10
support Surrogate Beckett puts itself in accord
with the Tammany position of treating judicial
offices as partisan spoils
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Have you registered yet? If not, DO SO TO-
a.v Do not delay! Go at once. and insure
vour vote for Election Day. II you live IN MA
haitian or The Bronx-you can find the ioea'io'
of your registry place in this issue OF inc PaPe,'
All polling places will be open from = d. III -
in n
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mrs william A Street and Miss Susan strsss
and Arthur F. Street have arrived IN Hot Springs
Va for a short stay. On their return they viii %
their place at Seabright. y J.. 20 remain until
the latter part Of next month
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram. who have bee
abroad most Of the summer, arrived home yesta.
day on the Lusitania-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. J. Laurens Van Allen have arrived
IN town from Newport for few days stay They
will return 70 Newport next week % remain uat:I
the middle Of next month
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10


Mrs James A. Burden. George z Pollock. E Car
ence Jones and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bradley.
Among the recent arrivals at Hot Springs Va
are Mrs Elliott r. Shepard and her daughter. Mrs
Ernesto G. Fabbri. who will remain there until ths
end of the month
Mr. and Mrs stuyvesant Fish. who have been
abroad since July due 10 arrive here to-day On
the ST. Paul. They viii spend the remainder Of ths
autumn at their country place at Garrison. y. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. BushrOd r Bayns. who spent n.
week at Short Hills. y. J.. have returned % town
and are at the Wolcott for short stay
While no definite date has been decided upon asr
the marriage Of Miss Ethel Cryder 20 Cecil Higgins
Of London +: will take place the latter part % mex.
Duncan Cryder. and her engagement 70 Mr.. Hgginz
was announced a few weeks ago
Mr. and Mrs II Van Rensselaer, Kennedy Vim
are expected 70 arrive. here from Europe today.
will spend the remainder OF the fail at their coun-
try place Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin II. weatherbee, VINO havs
been motoring through the White Mountains havs
returned to their country place at Mamaroasck
Mr.. and Mrs J. Laurens Van Allen have arrived
IN town from Newport for few days stay They
will return 70 Newport next week % remain Until
the middle Of next month
Mrs william A. Street and Miss Susan strsss
and Arthur F. Street have arrived IN Hot Springs
Va for short stay. On their return they wiz 20
to their place at Seabright. y J. 70 remain until
the latter part Of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Sergeant Cram. who have Been
abroad most Of the summer. arrived home yester-
day the LUsitania-
Another arrival 8Irs. William K. Vanderbilt
f., who. with her husband. Will spend the few
weeks at their country place on Long Island. Mr.
Vanderbilt returned here from Europe about thrsr
weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. Edwin H weatherbee. who havs
been motoring through the White Mountains havs
returned to their country place at Manaroaeck
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. BushrOd r Bayns, who spent m
week at Short Hills. y. J.. have returned % tow
and are at the Woicott for short stay.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Another arrival was Mrs. William K vaaderbnr
jr., who with her husband. Will spend the next few
weeks at their country place on Long Island Mr
Vanderbilt returned here from Europe about thrs,
weeks ago
New-York tribune., 1908-10-10

Mr. and Mrs. H. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy, vho
are expected 70 arrive here from Europe today
will spend the remainder Of the fail their coun-
try place on Long Island