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New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
MISS HOFFMAN, ENDS RUN.

.The Vision Of salome' will longer haunt the
stage of the Victoria Theatre. and Oscar and MS
SON. William. are mighty sorry for it The vision
was about the most profitable performance thelr
popular variety theatre has had in some time ana
when Gertrude Hoffman, the performer VINO sIohe
In that vision" appeared for the last time last
NIGHT she was greeted with tremendous applause
oscar Hanrnerstein is celebrated for MS Dig
heart He never allows any performer 10 outoo
him in generosity If the performer orinsS MN
n few thousand Oscar will split 1t with MIN Vi
her. and sometimes accompany the spn' WIN
- .oaob few davs ago William told Oscar
+bo at results of Miss Hofmann's engagement ana
his heart throbbed with joy He vent OUT ana
bought 2 beautiful brooch in the shape OF
crescent studded with twelve rubies and sixteen
diamonds More! He composed poem
Gertrude of which this is a sample:
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
LORD MINER NOW OVER HERE

Lord Miner IS now On this side Of the Atlantic
haF1ng arrived II the New World by way Of Can
AGA where he purposes 70 spend a couple of months
oetdre returning home via the United States He
IS very rera ra bic man. who by dint OF his own
energT has raised himself from the position Of
subordinate member Of the editorial staff Of " T
Steads Pal Mall Gazette 70 a seat in the House
o. Lords. with ne rank OF viscount. membership
q tne PriTy Council and of q Knight Grand Cross
q The Order II the Bath. Only little over fifty
years Old still in the prime Of life this able ad-
lnlhis'rator, who was Lord Cron1ers chief Ieuten-
an n the regeneration Of Egypt, and who Lord
-l-sn Commissioner OF South Africa. contributed
more than a7v one else TO bring about the annexa-
Ioh q tae Transvaal and Of the Orange Free STATE
% ne British Empire thus converting all South
A-Tlca INTO British Dependency. is far from hav
Ae reached tho end of his career and may be re-
--e1 upon, especially when the Conservatives return
/" once. 70 receive either high Cabinet Office or
sole great sat-apy. such the Yiceroyalty Of In
"a OF possibly the Governor Generalship Of Can
a4a- Re is unmarried Of German birth and. in
e-e opinion of the late Lord Goschen. Of the late
y ~ 'I-adstone and Of the late Sir William Vernon
E-@Ioourt Is the sbest fnancier Of his day. being
'esponsibie for quite number Of the budgets pre-
0elleo by his chiefs. the ChanceIlo-s OF the Ex-
eaeouer 20 Parliament
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe5ciaI Record md Forecast-Washington. Sept Il
The hurricane West Indies continues to move IN
west-northwest and Sunday afternoon ITS centre
ms snnarenty near south Of the west Of santa
ro,tneo The indications that rains will be general
Monday and Tuesday the regions Of drouth In the
ohio Valley and the middle Atlantic and north Atlantic
S,+ss aims Rave been general within the last twenty
for hours in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys the
iaza region Southern west of the
Mssissippi Valley: in the Northwestern states no
fallen colder weather Is reported
from the Mississippi and lever Ohio valleys the upper
lake region and the west Guh states IN tle fisteL4
he temperature continues above the uormal ana
in tho extreme West Northwest the temperature has
Increased decidedly. 49,. l.,
Rains and weather indicated for Monday In
statss east ~ Mississippi River and for Tuesday
in the region the upper Ohio valley and the Al
Fair and somewhat higher teT1-
are Indicated Of the Mtssts
stnni River except along Northwest Canadian border
zybara weather will unsettled with stationary
temperature Monday. III,
afasmers departing Monday for European ports VIII
have fresh south. shifting 10 north winds ana rainy
weather 10 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
coDCH1LD OF ALL THE SAINTS.


His hancee is daughter Of that Bourbon prince
who makes his home at Cannes. in the south oi
France where he is known as the Count OF "a
serta and who since the death Of his elder oro'he+
the ex-King OF Naples. has succeeded TO MS Chains
to the Neapoan throne and 70 the properly Oh .iie
Bourbon line OF the Two Siciiies in ltaly. ALV
Count of Caserta is perfect patriarch IN the mat
ter OF the size Of family. having some WE'VE
children His eldest is married 10 Princess
Marie Of Bavaria. and his second son. Charles no"
an infant of Spain, married. first OF ali, y0C"e
King Alfonso's elder sister Mercedes ana aiteF Hei
death the youngest sister of the Duke OF orleans
o< +ha daughters Of the Count of Caserta. one rs
the wife of Prince John George Of SaXony anu 'Ho
other Of Archduke Peter of Austria
All the children of the Count or Casefta aie
blessed with s,iperab abundance Of Christian names
due 70 the desire on his part TO place ms ohsPe
under the particular protection OF TINS or una @
saint This desire found noteworthy eApFessiloH i
in the case Of the youngest son, now eleven Sed'7
old and whose first name is Gabriel he mas :, -
other names the last ones being Onanes , oa-iCI-
,,,btcr means all the saints. and were eElueiS
ri,-a- in the hope by the Count Of Caserta tilal @
F2eniarnin Of his flock Of children shoud nave l
ra a-+icuar protection and be under the sPecldl P
-onsea of every saint Of the Roman Cathollc C CO.
endar. MAhQCloH1 IL
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
OBITUARY.
KhRL NOELKER.

Kari voelker. editor AMI publisher Of Ihe + F[eie
P-eesa. Of Atlantic City y J.. died from gastric
,-.--bs-a =, sn ambulance on his way TO the
German HospitaI in Newark, on Saturday. ne
was hfty-four years cid, and leaves "lle' TN
sons and two daughters -.
Mr voelker had been speaker at a dinner 80 CIV
by James R. Nugent. chairman OF the -SeN .t a.
- :. T11---c.-,+to ,or7n,ittee TO the Democratic
ast,. - the state Born in Alsace-Lorralne' MI
voeiker came to this country at the age 01
teen ,ears with his parents. The fanny
in Buffalo. They later went 10 Egg HarDoi' ~ - 80
to live. and about eighteen years ago NoeiAe-
70 Atlantic City.
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MRS. LOVES CONDITION FAVORABLE.

The condition Of Mrs. Sidney c. Love, Of No II =
Voet 37th street who is in a private ward at
Roosevelt Hospital convalescing from serious
operation. said yesterday TO be fav2raoie. MIS-
r1,,.n became III at her Newport home and was
,o-,,.aved n this city on September 15 in private
car The operation II is considered has been high
II successful Mrs Love Miss Marjorie Burns
NJ Chicago daughter Of Mrs. c. C Burns. of Lake
Shore Drive in that city. Burne-Jones' the Eng
,,r artist once pronounced her the most beautiful
,-or,sn in America. She and Mr. Love, who is a
broker. at No. Wall street, were married on Oc-
toter so Of last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
NEW BROOKLYN COLLEGE DEDICATED.

Two thousand Catholics saw Bishop Charles E
,scTonneu and several assisting cergynen dedicate
the new Brooklyn College. on Crown Heights, with
solemn services at 80 o'clock yesterday after
Nom Those who assisted The bishop were the Rev.
Joseph Ha lselmann general OF the Jesuit Order
and the Rev Monsignor Barrett After the dedica-
+ion ceremonies several speeches were delivered in
the aula of the institution. Among those who
smoke were Professor Thomas Monahan Of Man
l,.ttan ard the Rev. Father O'Conor. president
of tho college A musical programme given.
-t,e college opened very successfully last Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
GRATEFUL DRUGGISTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: On behalf Of the committee arrange
n1ents and entertainments 1 thank you for the
attention given and space devoted TO the news OF
the National Wholesale Druggists Associations
convention. It has been the subject OF much IA
vorable comment by members present
MIERs BUSCH, Chairman
Atlantic City Sept 25 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

1.-THE Tribune did not mfsrepresent Mr.. Taft
The statement in the introduction as noted was
a paraphrase of one part of the speech The
quotation later in the dispatch was from another
part. The two are not contradictory. Mr.. Tafts
exact words on the subject Of revision down
ward" were: at is my Judgment that a revision
Of the tariff in accordance with the pledge Of
the Republican platform will be on the whole
substantial revision downward. though there
probably will be a few exceptions in this re-
gard"1
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

FulIv twenty thousand persons gathered ABOUT
the music stand in Prospect PARK yesterday ai'ei
- - -, the r-ni+ed German Singers of Brook
H., moro than five hundred strong gave the clos
tng park concert of the year The singers were
led b,, Carl Fique their musical director About
+ir+,-rvyo organizations were represented, 1nclud-
ing the Arions. who went to Germany IhlS sulLlli9
Is rs t.rs ,,are accompanied by Thomas E Shan
,,or,s 99d Regiment Band.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
BERTHA kALIcH IN NEW PLAY.

Bertha Kalich will begin rehearsaIs to-day OF
new NAV written for her by Frederick de Grosac-
-r,,a srs, performance of il will take place on Octo-
her ss under the direction of Harrison Grey Flske'
at the Lyri, Theatre. Cincinnati Frank Gilmore
frederick w Peters c. Jay Williams. Thomas h
Mills Eda BrlIna and F1orine Arnold Will be IN the
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
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1897 1908 +

Hirhest tenperature yesterday. q degrees lowest g
svaTsea average for spondnE date last year
S. averagefor Corresponding date last thirty-three
Local Forecast To-day Tuesday rain and oooer
fresh south winds shifting northwest by so-nishl
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
THIS ROYAL PRINCE WELL KNOWN HERE

~H1s ROYAL PRINCE WELL KNOWN HERE.
TTlnce Louis Il Bourbon. whose gagenent 10
:, -lcess Maria Pia daughter OF the claimant 10
- lhrone of Naples has lust been announced. will
iaenloered IN the United States as ha ring spent
= sumner and fan in this country Just four years
- On which occasion he was extensively enter
--Heo In New York. Newport. Lenox. Boston, Chi
- ano IN other leading cities. Prince Louis
- a. Petropolis. Rio de Janeiro second
- u the Crown Princess Of Brazil. and in the i'm
= -id1e line Of succession the throne OF Brazil.
. n occupied by his grandfather. Dom Pedro II
- Nas eleven years of age when driven with the
= emperor and his parents from Brazil the
s'ai2afion OF the republic Rio. and IL is
1otlu4 whether he has ever forgotten that event
- n'ght when, after couple Of DAYS passed in
i'=nse as 70 their fate, the imperial party were
= II ne early morning. while II was siiII dark
= hurried on board outgoing liner by the
9i-lionlsis without any baggage. being forced 70
penlnd them their most cherished belongings
.hoe Louis particularly anxious to serve
-, -e French army His application was how
- rejected on the strength OF the law owing its
NNzhce 70 General Bousnzer. which prohibits
.-lh0efs of families that have reigned IN France
-. -" serving IN its army For Prince Louis
-1'eF Is the Comic q Eu. son Of the Due de Ne
81. aS-fS who II turn tie Of King Louis
A-kls CT France Accordingly, Prince Louis re-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
Prominent ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

.sT0R- Thomas Howell Norfolk; H ?. Baker,
philadelphia aays 4aq@f8@ BREsa
Ioy.S Johnson Philadelphia; W. y. Bishop. Bal
tfmore HOLLAND-Dr- H Barton JaS99EEip BaIu-
Wiilian1 H Noyes. Chicago; F. H Stevens Boston
ST RFCIS-CharIes Lanter. Jr, Newport
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

to Edward NJ Farnsworth. r.. o: New York Mr.
Farns1orth is a Harvard C0s) man His sister,
Miss Esther VI. Farnsworth is Engaged 70 Wood
ward James. OF Boston.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
REVISION DOWNWARD.
Secretary of the Home Market Club Makes
Correction Which Does Not Correct.
.ba Ea,.or =, Tbe T,ib,,rs

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: II is not to be supposed for moment
that The Tribune intends to misrepresent Mr.. Taft.
but respectfully call attention to the headline and
Introduction in to-day's Tribune of Judge Taft's
Milwaukee speech The headline says he is TO
urge revision downward" and the Introduction
says ''he declared himself in favor of revision
downward of majority Of the schedules The
dispatch which follows. however. quotes his words
which show him TO be in favor of "a genuine and
honest revision Of the tariff In accordance with
the principle OF protection laid down in the plat
form. based upon the examination Of appropriate
evidence and impartial as between the consumer
and the manufacturer" That is all right. and no
protectionist can find fault with it, but it IS a
very different thing from general reduction
Now important piece OF evidence which will
have to be examined is the list OF competing i'm
PORTS which have largely increased since 1860 The
totals For 1900 S4S2 s1S: 1901. SSSs5113l;
1907, $50 39I. .6s4
This list includes more than one hundred articles
and classes Of articles and covers more than three
quarters of all the imports which compete with
domestic products In face of this Increased ror-
eign competition. which came in over existing
duties. upon what ground should they be reducedz :
It is quite probable that there some duties
which be reduced without peril 20 our indus
tries. but neither the Republican platform nor the
Republican candidate demands revision downward
in a majority of the schedules and cannot see
why The Tribune should If it is still in favor Oh
adequate protection TO American industries why
this cIamor for a sweeping reduction Of duties?
Why not give little attention to that important
portion of the Republican party which breads DEM
ocratic doctrine and feels responsibility 1or
the employment Of American labor? Why claim
that this or that schedule should be altered one
way the other before the evidence has been
taken? Mr. Bryan can demand it, because II IS
good politics for him. but the Republican party
which must do things. should look before it leaps
Boston Sept 25 1905 ALBERT CLARKE
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increasing cioudnes by night Tuesday rain and
c,oler: fresh south and southwest winds
For Eastern New York. Eastern pennsylvania. Della
ware New Jersey Maryland and District Of Coluut
bia to-day; Tuesday. rain and cooler fresh south
1y{nds shifting northwest by Mond1y night.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
rain and cooler to-day and Tuesday fresh south shifting
10 northwest, winds.
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An ENGAGEMENT.

tBy Telegraph to The Tribunal
Boston. Sept. 27-The engagement is announced
OF Miss Margaret King. or tho Back Bay district
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

The registration days this year are Monday,
october 5; Tuesday, October 6; Saturday,
October 10. and Monday October Il All who
intend 10 vote must register on one OF these
5zvs between a. and 10 ..
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28

two months hence. and within TWO generations
the Presidential election sinks into compare
tive insignifcance.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-28
USDERTAKERS.

FRANK z. CAMPBELL 24I-3 West 23d St CnapeIA
Private and public arnbulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Died.

Died.
Death notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE viii b
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Banks. Joseph GILLESPIE. Ruth G.
Bates. Leonora K Sconeld. SOPHIA c
BuhIer Lucy A. Smith. Sarah 2
Carter. Ida z. Truose. David
Emmett. Julia c.
BANKs-As Jersey City. Friday September Is. Josepn
Banks. in his 93d year Fgneral services from NJ
1870 a m
BATEs-At passaic. y J.. suddenly. on Friday. se7-
J. V WesterveIt beloved wife ~ Albert g Bates Ia
her 64fh year Funeral az 40 p Non
WssteTvsIt PIaee Passaie H Pa-E Erss R r. tam
leaves 23d St at 174O a Chambers St 150 a NJ
Bga1ER92 LILLE; an. Dssssr q Lacy wiss q & =. iAss =
the funeral services Thursday afternoon. October =
flowers.
CARTER = Suddenly, SATURDAY. September q isos
private.
EMMET-At New Rochelle. y z. September IS i9os<
Luna S2S In EInst widow OF tas ate HilAan ! m
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GILLEsPIE-At Stamford. Conn., Sunday September Zz.
1905 Ruth Grannis. wife q J. Seuarr Gillespie F1-
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sMITH-In New Brunswick y. J.. September "a 1903
OF the First Baptist Church Relatives and frfenas
are respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from
tsnber %. at O'Clock N.
TRUBEE-At Bridgeport Conn. September 2s 1913.
David Trubes. aged 50 years Fu1eraI ssrvics irsss
port On Monday. September .. n 2.3o p N
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