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The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
The Week
Before Us
MANY BIG EVENTS
Scheduled For Coming Six
Days---Numerous Important
Political Gatherings

New York, Feb. 29.-Among the
important news events scheduled for
the coming week are the following:
Monday.
Meeting of stockholders of Illinois
Central railroad in Chicago.
Mardi Gras celebrations in New
Orleans, Mobile and other southern
cities.
Automobile racing meet begins on
Ormond-Dayton Beach, Fla, to last
all week
Business men of South and East
meet in prosperity convention" in
Baltimore.
Mississippi negro Republicans to
meet in Jackson to name Foraker
delegates to national convention.
ID L. Short and Morris Meyers.
charged with perjury and forgery as
accomplices of Albert T. Patrick, will
be placed on trial in New York.
New scout cruiser Birmingham
will be given it's trial trip.
Anniversary of independence of
the Republic of Texas will be OBJ
served in Texas.
Birthday of Carl Schurz will be
observed in New York, Cincinnati
and other cities.
Memorial exhibition of the works
I.
be opened in Metropolitan Museum,
New York.
Tuesday.
Ohio Republican convention to
nominate state ticket and choose del
egates to national convention Will be
held in Columbus.
Secretary Taft will speak at ban
quet of the Boston Real Estate Ex-
change.
Woman suffrage committee of the
senate will hold meeting to consider
constitutional amendment giving wo-
men the ballot.
General elections in New Bruns-
wick, Canada.
National Threshmen's association
convenes in Wichita, Kan.
Supreme lodge of the Order of the
Iroquis meets in Buffalo.
wednesday,.
Kansas Republican convention to
name delegates at large to national
convention meets in Topeka.
Nine hour law, limiting hours of
all train operatives, becomes effec-
tive.
Letter from President Roosevelt,
reviewing commercial conditions, will
be read before Baltimore prosperity
convention"
Birthday of Robert Emmett, Irish
patriot. will be observed by Irish men
everywhere.
Thursday.
Democrats and Populists of Ne
braska meet in state convention at
Omaha.
Investigation of alleged rebating
by Hartman railroads will be COM
menced in San Francisco by Cali
fornia railroad commission.
Members of American Lumber
mems association will be given re-
ception in White House by President
Roosevelt.
National organization of negro vot-
ers will be formed in Washington.
Friday.
President Roosevelt will confer
with members of national Civic Fed
GRAFTON on questions concerning labor
and capital.
Saturday.
New York Republican state COM
mittee meets to issue call for state
convention.
United States troops are scheduled
to withdraw from Goldfield, New,
where they were sent to keep order
during labor trouble.
Boston automobile show will be
opened.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
OPEN NEW NAVAL PRISON.

Boston, Feb. 29.-1n order to re-
lieve the congestion of the naval
prison here. the new naval prison at
the Portsmouth, N. H., navy yard
will be opened tomorrow, although
only half finished. About $50 pris-
oners will be moved into the prison
from the Boston yard. There are only
100 cells at present in the completed
wing of the prison and 100 more will
be placed in that wing of the building
as soon as congress provides the
money!
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
Great Closing
Out
SALE
By PLATT Q
HERON

Beginning March 1. 1908. we
will close out our entire stock of
Buggies. Wagons and Implements.
Plows, Plow Shares. Single Trees,
Clevises, Rake Teeth. Hay Slings,
Pulleys and many other articles.
All must go at once.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

Just little snow. Just = little
mud. Just a little dull Joe Noon
buggy business. Just little more
time for Joe and Fred to get ready
to push when roads are oood.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

Ring Mesa los wnen you are in
need of a livery rig or q wagon for
heavy hauling. Barton & Terrell
have one of the best equipped livery
and most modern livery barns In the
state. Located at Fifth and Colora-
do. Prices reasonable. Good service
guaranteed.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

Our buggy busmess Is G littl
this winter but on heavy harness W,
are delivering the goods. Ere,
Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

The 81 Socorro - made for Il
elite smokers-and union made
that.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

We still have some plumping lef
]. e. Mckenzie. Phone Red Is.
546 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

The store of quality. Hilbert and
Kicks.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

Always full value in groceries and
meats at Hilbert and Kicks
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29

You can't do better. you may dc
worse-Hilbert and Kicks, groceries
and meats.
The daily sentinel., 1908-02-29
PLATT
g
HERON
DO YOU
KNOW

that We have some of the best bar
gains In the valley for sale?
10 acres; full bearing apple and
pear orchard; good varieties: 8 miles
from town In good locality: full wat
er right. Price. $500 per acre; one
half down. This place will pay for
itself in three years easily.
20 acres fine tree land near Bethel
church: full water right Price,
SITS per acre; $1,000 down.
Fine 4-room modern house; near
ly new: close in on Rood. Price un-
til March l. s2,250; $1,000 down.
This will bear Investigation.
Nearly new 4-room house and four
lots: on North Seventh. Price, $2.-
zoo; $1,000 down.
Groom modern house on Belford !;
built less than a year. Price. $2.-
ESQ: $3.50 down: balance monthly
payments.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

ana comrades the situation becomes exceedingly
uisasreeahle, not TO say intolerable
VI course II is rule that often is most unjust
IN its effects For there are actresses whose
names are free from even any breath of scandal.
and who are to be met at the entertainments of
the most exclusive hostesses OF the English great
world But still there does undoubtedly remain
sociai prejudice against the stage, which finds
us expression in the maintenance by even so pro
gressive and liberal minded a monarch as King
Edward OF the old rule barring not only actresses.
out also actors. from presentation at court and
from adrnis to court festivals and functions.
AS long as this rule (to which Sir Henry
irving in spite of his knighthood and of the hon
orary degrees bestowed upon him by the University
Of Oxford. was subjected long as he lived
mains in existence the wives of regimentaI Off
GERS OF the army cannot be blamed overmuch for
declining TO associate what may be described
as regimental intimacy with women who have
adorned the stage
TIE same rule with regard 70 the marriage CT
officers and actresses exists in several the Cont
mental armies but not in that OF France, where the
Wife Of General Andre. the unpopular of all
Gallo Ministers or War in recent years was
former actress. Lord Poulett may be said to have
made the marriage with the consent of his family.
since among the dozen persons present at the cere
mony was his only sister. the lovely Lady Violet
wingheld
Had Lord Poufett died unmarried his earld9m
would have become extinct It dates from the
time Of Queen Anne but represents the junior
branch of the Pauets, Earls of Winchester. who
were prominent long before the days Of the
Reformation. In fact, Hinton St George, the
splendid country seat of Earl Poulett, in Shrop-
SHIRE, has been the home Of his ancestors ever
since Sir William Paulet knighted by King Henry
y for his gallantry French battlefelds. married
the heress of Hinton St. George, thus bringing her
estates into the family His grandson, Sir Amyas
Paulet, is record having committed to the
village stocks Cardinal Wolsey, when the latter
unknown schoolmaster at Lymington.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
THEATRICAL NEWS.

The firm Of Gates & Merange which IS IN hlgn
repute for its painting OF theatrical scenes mas
been commissioner by the government TO prepare 4
canvas for the exposition 10 be held next year at
Seattle The same firm has painted the scenery Tor
cameo Kirby in which Nj. Goodwin VIII soon
emerge under the direction Of Liebler & co.
Marie CahI will begin her season On Octoner
next al the Broadway Theatre. NORWICH conn.,
.r,near;rr in The Bows and Betty"
4 copyright performance Of The Fair Co-E1a
vae acted Yesterday in London Elsie Janis VIII
he featured in that piece in this country
Valeska surratt has been engaged by r Zies-
field tr for Miss Innocence Abroad, the new
r,,,eiosl comedy that has been provided fer Anna
Held Iawrance D'Orsay will also be in the cast
Henry Miller has purchased from the Shnberts
whatever interest that firm had in the corporation
Of Henry Miller & Co Nh Miller is now 'he Soi9
owner OF the several productions OF IAe 0Ie@'
divide" and of Brown Of Harvard
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
ALTAR As A MEMORIAL.

Church of ST. Paul the Apostle. at Columbus ave
nue. and S0th street. a memorial TO Mrs. Cathe-
rine Donovan whose will aside fund of $40 900
for that purpose. Mrs. Donovan was not member
of the congregation of the Paulist Fathers. but
under the discretion vested in him by the testator
Grant Squres for the estate. chose the big
church. The altar is TO be Of the pure italian
Renaissance style, of marble and in the middle of
the altar table will stand a statue, aanked with
decorative columns OF composite design supporting
an arch crowned with cross 1t is to be about
% feet wide and u deep and will be about 25
feet high from its base TO the apex of the cross.
and will be fnishes with panels OF elaborate carv-
ing It will be inclosed with an ornamental railing
of Numidian marble
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
YALE "SOPHS" TICTORS.
Uvin Al the Wrestling Bouts from
Freshmen-2, 900 IN Parade.
rRv Telegraph to The Tribune

Telegraph
New Haven Sept 23.-Two thousand Yale men
yrere IN linz tonight behind brass band and
under faring torches to celebrate the annual night
before the opening of college The great attrac-
tions were the sophomore-fre freshman rush and the
wrestling matches Bobby Burch, the football
captain was chief marshal and the star athletes
of the university his aids.
Marching to the campus. the sophomore and
freshmen athletes stripped. and almost in Jig time
the prestIers of II had 1oored every rival rep
resentative OF 'l2 and their bouts Cleveland
CID dropped HoffchiId CID in the heavy weight
class; Prime CID threw Dunn C12. and Walker
CID defeated Russell CID. This made three
straight victories for the "sophs'' and then the
.'freshies'' caught it Scattering their dormi-
tories in York street they were chased by their
victors and the hazing long and strenuous
Tomorrow morning the university begins its
8sth year and the preliminary registration indi-
Gates that the classes will be about the same as
last year The freshman class in the academic de-
partnent will be little smaller. but this loss will
be more than made I'D in the Sheffield Scientific
School.
The resignation of Professor Charles Judd is an
nourced He has accepted professorshp in
psychology at Chicago University.
The Leet Oliver memorial building is the only
new structure to be completed this fall. This is
to be used for recitation purposes by the Sheffield
Scientific School 1t is in Hillhouse avenue Pre-
lminary estimates give the total membership Of
the university as about thrty-six hundred the
ing year an increase Of about two hundred.
Immediately upon the opening Of college a Taft
Campaign club will be organized. and Il will prob
ably be allowed go New York 10 take part
ir Of the marching parades during the pres
are both in college, may be chosen officers Of the
1Ir1
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
MEADOW BROOK HUNTER HURT.
q. E. Godfrey Falls with Horse and Is I'm
conscious for Two Hours.

The enthusiasm OF the members of the Meadow
Brook Hunt Club at the opening Of the drag hunt
ing season on Long Island yesterday tenn
porarily dampened when Henry F. Godfrey, a
member of the club who has country home at
Roslyn. fell with his horse in taking a stiff fence
and was unconscious for more than two hours
His companions finally succeeded in revfvfng him
and the hunt was then continued. Mr. Godfrey
was taken his home in a carriage.
a big crowd Of members and friends were at
the clubhouse to see the early start and TO get a
glimpse of the pack OF hounds which VIII
be used by the club this fall The accident TO Mr-
Godfrey occurred not far from the starting point
on the S. A w Baltazzi property. near the Hitch
cock estate. The horse stumbled in taking the
third fence and fell TO the ground, bearing MI
Godfrey with him and falling partly across the
riders shoulders.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
TWO TITLED ITALIANS IN TROUBLE.

TWO TITLED ITALIANS IN TROUBLE.
Two titled Italians well known on this side Of
the Atlantic are Just At present engaged in con
Hf~t with their creditors in 3 manner which is
citing good deal Of attention ~ Rome One ot
them Is the Marquis Carlo di Rudini. eldest son Of
the statesman and former Premier Of Italy. who
dfAd only few weeks ago. leaving behind him
much property hut considerably involved. Carlo di
Rudiri who married the only child Of Henry La
houchere. proprietor Of London Truth former
Ne7rber - Parliament and diplomatist. has
since his marriage and even long prior thst time
heen harassAd by financial difficulties. and as soon
eva- the old statesnans death became known
the creditors % the heir swooped down and placed
liens the property n the case Of several Of
these echnents the claimants are money lenders
who hold notes fer sums the face value OF which
represents foUr and five times the amount actually
e5ra-oed and MARQUIS Carlos Rudini has deter
mined 70 fight them on the ground Of extorton and
usr-y The Ma-7r1ise di RUdini is very beautiful
snd gifted woman idolized ~ her father. Henry
Labouchere whose happy disposition TO see nothing
bur TIE amusing and humorous side Of life has
beer somewhat da-kened in recent years through
the many financial worries by which notwithstand-
i-E ali his sacrifices his daughter has been over
taken since she married Marquis Carlos di Rudini
TIE property which young Rudiri has inherited is
verv large and Il only he can find clever and
honest lawyer and fnsncier 70 take its adrlinstra
t'or II hand and 70 evolve order out Of financial
chaos he may find himself many years are past
very rich man. even according 70 American ideas
TIE o-he- Italian noblsman in the tolls Of his
Creditors IS young Baron Mario Blanc. son Of that
Baron Blanc who at one tine Crispis secretary,
represented Italy for many years as Minister AZ
Washington. before becoming. in turn. Ambassador
e. Madrid and At Constantinople and Minister Of
Foreign Affairs al Rome. Baron Blanc married
while in This country American heiress. one OF
the Miss Ter-ys e New York and Cuba. becoming
in This way a brother-in-law Of the prima donna
sihv7 Sauderson and an uncle Of Boni de Castel-
lanes brother Stanislas de Castellane- Notwith-
sard51z tire immense fortune Of his mother. Young
Mario Blanc is head over ears in debt and last
winter made an unsuccessful attempt 10 blow out
his brains with 4 revolver ~ the Hotel de Ber-
tolui. on the Corso. At Rome. not because of the
wreck his fortune, but because its loss had
brought about his dese-tion by the divette Nanon,
for whose sake he had ruined himself The beauu-
~ villa near the Porta Pia- which was the scene Of
Hach splendid entertainments during his father rs
term - of7oe as Minister ~ Foreign Affairs. has
now been seized by his creditors and lis contents
advertised for sale.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24

CoRBIN-on September 90 suddenly. at Newport n n.
Hannah NJ. widow Of Austin Corei1 Funeral services
g. az no. 40 a m Internnent services woodlawn
Cemetery on THURSDAY f roTns, rsng Ssn9raI
kindly flowers
E,T-ssFv-on September - Harriet Ethets. widow OF
Albert 3 Hussey and daughter Of Elizabeth G
wyckon and the Rev; Zetus Searls- tuneraI s ser
Brooklyn. Thursday, September "a AT O'Clock
d M Interuent convenience Of family
1sFzAM-suddenly Purchase. y Y. on September "a
sarah Collins wife Of William B Isham, ir. and
daughter of Richard and Sarah W Collins Funeral
on Friday. September q. at convenience Of family
KANE-On Tuesday, September % 1908; at her resi-
dence No Pacific St Brooklyn. Mary NJ be-
loved daughter OF Peter F. and Josie A Kane
z-r11v-At his home No 7ss Lafayette ave. Brook
Iyn on September u. after long Illness John.
beloved husband OF Catherine Kelly Services viii
be held $50 a. ~, In St Ambrose Churchs lhurs-
dav Internent Holy cross Cemetery
E-r,,f.-on septernber 81 Catharine b King. in her
aath year Funeral service Friday evening sePtern-
Der -. s:15. at No. 32i2 Glenwood road Flatoush
Intermeut Albany
LEETE-Ida J. Leete- Funeral service at her late
residence. 30 McDonough ct. Brooklyn, on Thurs
day September -. at p. m
IYNAM-On Monday September 81 1905, owen Ly-
nam beloved husband OF Mary Mullady Funeral
from his home No, s4S LAFAYETTE ave BROOKLYN,
c Thursdav morning $50 O'Clock. thence 70 Church
OF ST John the Baptist. Lewis and Whoushey aves,
where a solemn mass OF requiem viii be onereG Yer
the repose OF his soul. Interment in Holy cross
Cemetery
1YNoTT-on September %. ises Mary; beloved wife
James Lynott Funeral from lats resiesnee
Der 25 laos . a thence 70 St Pstriek,s :
church. Kent and winoushey svss Please omit
flowers Intermert in Holy cross cemetery
Alexander MscMurray. in his .sd ysar. Eeistives
and invited 70 attend The fnreFal from
Er,cEIvr ar Thursday September "a 1908 al = SO
D. m Interment IN Evergreeas Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
aeoer ANsoN.s pAueHrER ELoREs.

MontcIair. n J. Sept @ (SpecaD.-"ve only
wanted to have quiet wedding and avoid all fuss
and rice throwing said Mrs. Arthur c Dodge
the nneteen-year-old daughter Of Pop Arson. the
famous Chicago ball player. to-day, in explana-
ton of her marriage in Hobokan last night TO
son of William 2. Dodge, OF No. So Montague
Place clerk in the Bank OF Moutclair- They
were married by SamueI Engler justice Of the
peace,
The bride came here a year ago to visit her
sister, Mrs Walter H CloUsh. of No 19 South
Willow street Mrs Clough said she was dis
znnonted at the action Of her sister, the young
couple had no cause avoid publicity, except their
desire to be romantic Pop" Arson has been in
formed. and the blessing of the oldtime ball player
is expected at any moment
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
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EARL FORCED TO LEAVE THE ARMY.

EARL FORCED TO LEAVE THE ARMY.
Young Lord Poulett. whose name must be pro-
nounced as .'PaEet'' has been compelled to resign
the corn-li issi0u ss lieutenant which NJ heid N
fhr 4fh Battalion 0f the Roval Welsh FusiAeTs'
81 Consequence q his marriage with Mss
sryia Storey. one Of the members Of the Lon
don Gaiet- Theatre company and daughter OF
'Ae veteran comedian. Fred Storey This must mex
b. construed as any reflection lpon the character
Z" autecedeuts of the new Countess Powlett But
for some years past d rule has been established
hat any officer o. the army marrying an actress
should be required send IN has papers that Is
% say 10 resign his commission. No such obliga-
ton exists IN the case of officers Of the navy The
reason Tor this is that the latter when on service
leave their wives II home. whereas in the army
The officers have their wives and their children
AVInK With them wherever stationed and are
oecessary brought into close association Ni1h the
wives Of their fellow officers the officers e resl-
r2sn- with their wives ard children, FORMING N
deed not merely q su1ah colony OF club, nut cne
large family In the event of che of the of1eers
having VIE who Is for ore reason CT another
Esh..z or bovootted ~ the wives OF bis superiors
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
NO GERMAN AMBASSADOR CHOSEN.

Berlin. Sept 23.-The report published by the
''Tageblatt'' to-day that Baron Mumm Won
schwartzenstein, the German Ambassador 10 Toxic,
was TO be sent Washington to succeed the late
Baron Won Sternburg as Ambassador to the United
States Is without foundation, and il was said here
to-day that there was not the least likelihood Of
this transfer being made. No decision has yet been
reached regarding the ambassadorshp.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
COUNTESS DROPS TITLE.

London, Sept 23-The Countess of Yarmouth an
nounced through her lawyers to-day that she had
decided to drop her title and henceforth be known
s Mrs Coplev Thaw. The countess was formerly
n5iss Alice Thaw of Pittsburg. She was married
n the Earl of Yarmouth in 1893. In August of this
vsar she obtained decree nrllifying her marriage
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
~mARcELLE" IN PROVIDENCE.

Miss Louise Cunning and the entire company
that VIII appear with her in 'Marcele,' a new
musical comedy, travelled TO Providence yesterday
on special train. The first performance Of Mar
celle' will occur tonight at the Providence Opera
House. J. J. and Lee Shubert. who viii present
it; Mr Smith. the stage director, and the authors
Nessrs Pixley and Luders. also went with the
company Mr.. Luders himself will conduct the
orchestra. "Marcelie' Will come TO the Casino
Theatre next Tuesday night
New-York tribune., 1908-09-24
RICHARD PERKINS MARRIED.

Mum Avenue Presbyterian Church tonight Miss
Estelle Eugene Anderson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew J, Walp. of No. Whittlesey avenue
was married to Richard Perkins. of New York. a
vice-president of the New York Life Insurance
Company. The Rev DR.. John Douglas Adam asso-
ctate pastor of the church. performed the cere-