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New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
peNcE HELiE STARTS FOR ITALY.

Paris April 2o.-Prince Hehe De 9assh .-el- is -
: r-,--- +o-7irr- hv the 1886 Turin express He
e.f4 +ls- ne vas going 70 Naples for month
Measure trip. in proof o. which he produced d
~ nat lie denied that he had married Nine
Gould lie declined 10 sa}. however, M"Ht l-0
...---5-r MANS were exclaiminE- 1t Is jmpos-
she 70 <oresee what the future viii bring
Naples April 1n--1Ime- Anna ''ouia WIN aI',Sz
,-n y. IN he steamer Friedrich der
.--,zsa IRON, New, York. It is reported here that
=. IN make an automobile trip through Italy
or, Nav Is according TO an order o. the FFeheH
eo-,-- Nine Gould must return her cn'idrsh %
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
cRAsrY 70 MANAGE MuNsEYs PAPERs

An ARA an@erent was made yesterday by which
Charles II C,rasty will become general manager OF
Frank a Nuusey-s new spapers-"The Baltimore
News" The Boston Journal and The Nasning
ton Times" A part Of my purpose in the puT-
chose of The Baltimore News said Mr.. Nun
eev was 10 add the man who built mp that paper
To- my forces. When I took possession Of The
News ! found a property without soft spot
ia il r. vas better In all respects than had been
represented Mr.. Grasty's coming to me means
no change IN. but simply enlargement OF, the
plans for daily journalism I have long had in
mind"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
ARRESTED FoR THEFT IN NEW YORK.

London. april "a man named Claude HeTIhef
If French psrertsse. vas arrested IN th'z
It, ,o-dav on rHe charge ot having stolen jeWejry
ff,Us tie residence N New te'k 'it. OF MS
80 - ,1e-z4u The man v~s taken into cIs-
3 D.. the request or the New Ye-h a3rh"ritiss
, .-,,-ae- OF loose damon were found in his
-.--.iou lie rer-all~d llls afternoon 10
z..a.t e4tiiditi-H papers.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
COX SALE FOR FRIARs' FESTIVAL.

Tie subscription sale OF boxes for the 'iaIe
festival 10 be held IN the New Nork Theatre next
-,--r, vas opened yesterday. a. L ErlangeF PAID
rz=o for 3ox and his example vas followed pS
Ia shr5bert and Frederic Thompson Lew DOCK
r-adzr obtained another for 500 Outside O me
no sale proceeds the subscriptions received 80 la
z-7o-,-r 10 s. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Married.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vii
h. r.,ublish-d In the Iri-weekIy Tribune uithou
extra charge

.DgIA%CF-TIIIINCHAs Easter Monday April
81 laos by Edgar 4 Euos. .. D. AT No. 81
ID St Troy ". Y Mary heiass Tiilinghsst daughter
OF Mr. and Mrs. Justin kellogg 70 DIT. EanderpOeI
Adriance
CIOsE-HoMER-On Monday. April %. Montreal
canada Mrs Louise Palmer Homer daughter % the
late Thomas Palmer, to Walter H Close of New York
City.
HARpY-EING-At Grace Church, on Monday, Apri4 20
by the Rev William r. Huntington. o. u. EliZabeIh
Csracie youngest daughter Of Edward King. TO Al
pheus Hardy
IARvIs-I.E COUNT-On April 70. Miss Marie Bsdeau
Te Count 10 a. Jarvis at mis- daughters home.
Arlington Mass. BY the Rev Harry Fay Fistsr.
wHOIrsE-MOSS- and Mrs Henry Edward Moss
announce marriage OF their daughter Louisa Mar
saret to MIR E.F"an John NeShoIse Monday. April
20 1905 at Church. Rutherford. y. J.. BY rh-
Rev. Henry II Lsdd
syNS-JT-Dp-Ry Henry sloane Conn. d ~
al the Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. on Mon
day April twentieth. 1905 Harriette Backus Judd
Parker Syms. M. .
Notices of marriages and deaths must be inaorsed
rith fuJIu and address.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
LII NOSE" NEW MUSICAL PLAY.

Atlantic Gay. April 2o--"I-iI 3ioz-"
sirsi play, vas produced al the Apollo Theatre
here tonight The PLAY has II do with the wan
deriues o. p!ckaaiaug LII Nose. on the CONT
Hcur snd through America, aud Is novelty. The
melodies ul a Baldwin Sloane There
three acts aad rour scenes. and lp the cast
Charlotte Leslav. AnaIa Hsaman@ Florence Mty
Smith Pa@qua!c Gam della MsrtiH Hea4g and
Lert ha1sx-
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nege- General Frederick D. Grant Leslie NJ Shaw
and Henry ". Taft
Secretary Taft was also the guest OF honor at
private luncheon rendered by Giles e Taintor.
president Of the Metropolitan Water Company. OF
No Wall street, at the Downtown Association
No 90 Pine street
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IN SEEK RARE BIRDS FOR MUSEUMS

fBs Telegraph to The Tribune
- T,a.if,rd Mass. APRIL -o-The brIg Daisy Is
60, am here Tor an expedition 10 Desolation or
1re-ruel-n Island for birds under command OF
-p--:.i hv Yale University. The Museum Of
>-..,,r.l History in New York and the Brooklyn
--.-l,,,e 10 secure rare specimens She N!Ii re-
.--.,4 ID, August 1919
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Special Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
CARDINAL GIBBONS HERE TO-DAY.

IBy Telegraph tJ The Irisune-J
baltimore Apru 2l-Cardinal Gibbons VIII go TO
<eu York tomorrow take part III the centenary
20 the archdiocese. The Cardinal IS also making
mans for his visit 20 London next summer where
~ is To- make the principal address before the
Eucharistic Congress he vi" P'ooao'S 4eS'e e
s-,srfca about July i.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

EMARLE-Bishop Thomas z, Neele5.
Ruenos Ayres. BELMONT-Senator ". 3 Plum
ITe+r North Adams: Senator George A Cox. To-
ronto HOFFMAN-NorTnan 2. Mack Buffalo.
ToI-AZA-C, Barring. Lond01. MANHATTAN-Dr
II Baxter Minnea polls. ST. REGISBaro1
Roseu minister plenipotentiary from Russia,
Washington VICTCRIA-Ury Woodson. Owens
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TRIP OF gRITIsH sovEREIGNs

London April 20.-King Edward and Queen Alex
an5ra left London this morning for visit to Co
pauhageu. Stockholm and Christiania where they
will De the guests Of the royal families.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
WEDDINGS.

Mss Edith Ralph. youngest daughter Of the late
Julian Ralph. vas married yesterday afternoon TO
Clarence Eldridge WaIkey, grandson OF ex-Alder-
man W. Z. NaIkley. Of Brooklyn The wedding
was al the home OF the bride. No. 576 Washington
avenue. BROOKLYN The ceremony was performed
by the Rev Or. ". NJ Dunnell, and the bride was
given away by Lester Ralph her brother Among
those who responded the tao hundred wedding
invitations were several former associates of the
brides father including Chester : Lord, f G
Riggs Kenneth Lord and Richard Lord, Of The
sun: James l. Ford. James Creelnlan. H Dillon
Ripley Hugh Hastings and George T opinney.
Afr and Mrs. Nalkley will be at Lester haiph
ca177p IN the Adirondacks for q month
Passing under an arch Of crossed sabres. held ny
f7a army officer ushe7s. Miss Mildred Hunter A.
len daughter OF Nj and Mrs. Edwin Arden left
-b church OF the TRANSPORTATION yesterday after
mon e tba bride OF Lieutenant George W Sea
,,.-z - : A Tie bride given away by
,.- 4s-4a- The ushers were Lieutenants Martin,
u-a-sor Philip Gordon Walter Reed Weaver
x5.,,-,- Fairfax Ayres Henry W Torney and Edwin
y sumner The maid Of honor vas Miss Elsie
Wilson.
Rutherford. n J April 2e-The wedding OF MISS
r--,izs Margaret Moss eldest daughter o. MI
.z afrs Henry Edward Moss, 10 ETven j New
7.,--ze took DIace 81 Grace Church this atIerilou-
r.. ,e-au,anv being performed by the rector Ils
r7.-- t4arr1 NJ TAadd The bride only atleHd@-i'A
Ms her sister Janey Fletcher Moss, as mower
- The hest man vas Charles Bill ano the ush-
ers we're Gordon 3 Moss and Norman Ne"house-
-eceprion al the home of The bride PareIlls lo1-
lowed the ceremony
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who viii sail to-day for
Europe
THE EFOSPRINZ WILHELM FOR BREMEN
= y Rsr+Iart Nj Mrs. Harry White.
Carl X DR.. NJ Thomas
". Huds Nelson
ana Mrs John r. Professor ard Mrs John n
Drexel hanHsh
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TURKEY YIELDS TO ITALY,
Demands Granted-Orders to the
Fleet COunt6rmGHded.

Constantinople April 20.-The difficulty "!0n
Italy regarding the opening OF poStornces Ids
ba.n arranged Turkey has recognized 1taly's
right 70 the same treatment accorded 10 otheF
-overs and no further objection Will be raised
a..ins+ rhe establishment Of italian postofhces
- FIVE cities which have postoffices Of other na-
tious
Rons ApriI 2O.-The Porte has practically aa-
nt+ted the other italian claims regarding tH7
right of italians freely to purchase property IN
Turkish territory, and regarding coast naFlga-
ton -, r.14.-
"A result of these concessions th1 ltaHaL
government has issued orders 70 the meet ~
81 -. --a+ers The incident fs regarded
as closed
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
ATTEMPT TO WRECK ITo's TRAIN.

Toxic, April .1.-An attempt 70 destroy the rail-
road leading from the coast 10 Seoul on the morn
ing OF ADriI Is was discovered before any serious
damage had been done. and Prince 10 arrived
SenuI on schedule time.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
THE GAY MUSICIAN" PRODUCED.

By TeIegraph 70 The Ir'bune-I
Baltimore. April 20.-"The Gay Musician. a
comic opera by Julian Edwards. Hbretto by Seidle
and Campbell was produced for the first time at
The Academy Of Music mere tonight Amelia Stone
and Walter PerCival appeared in the leading parts
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

0nieIsi Record and Forecast.-Vs sshngton- April 20
Pressure is generally tonight with the pr1uc1pa
centres depression over the lower ct Lawrence NssS
5 -pa sv+r-u,a Northwest There light rains and
snoa-s in New England. interior New York. Eastern
renDsvania and along Huron Ontario and east
ern Erie There also showers in the Gulf states
Oklahoma Kansas and the north Pacific High
rerrersturea continue Missouri and upper Misss
sippi valleys Northwest and the central Rocky Noun
ta{n ranging 10 TO 81 degrees above the
average The lake region, New York and New
1Crgaus IS Local pTobs bic
T,1Es.!s- 10 Arkansas valley. Montana and
%0r-hc-u wyoming. and Wednesday In the Dakotas,
Missouri and possibly upper Mississippi
valeys Elsewhere the weather viii be generally fair
T-1as5av Wednesday It VIII be warmer Tuesday in
re Ohio upper Mississippi valleys and the lake
ra-ier nd Wednesday
England the middle Atlantic states. II will b.
cooler tuesday extreme Northwest; and cooler
Wednesday or Wednesday night IN the Missouri and
upr4r Mississippi valleys.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

f~7I,-ra 81
~rsr * ararag- caeresPondus Gars last yesr 81
-arrcsrpudiuE last thirty three
local TO-DAY far. "Wednesday tair, fIesh
north winds, be -omIrs s9utAsAsI NeaaesaA3s
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Forecast for special Loenlitrs-ror tbs District OF
Columbia Maryland Pennsylvania, fair to
dav. Wednesday and light fresh north
winds becoming southeast Wednesday.
For New England. fair to-day, Wednesday fair and
warmer portion. fresh northwest 10 norm
al nds t--uniug southeast
Fsr Easter fair Wednesday fair and
warmer interior; fresh north winds becoming
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Death notic.s appearing IN TIE TRIBUNE will be
r-,upItshrd Ia the e-kly Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERT

Il readily accsssios By Harlem from ran1 Cs1
Station WEBSTER and Jerome Avenue tT9eEs and -
carrfAz- $50 CD. TeIep1ons ss55 9ran=rcY eor
of Views repE=ss-ts-tve
Once. NeE Torz CRY
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

CAST or THE LUCK OF MAFGREGClF
Larry MacCregor Of His Maiestys service Mr Froon7
i-13,-a S+a5n.sn Henry Norman
Johnson William Wacort
Lieutenant Barker " IMAM r t1addorh
Sergeant Bruce ftflTy pLgsa.
a t reteTlCh tIleSt
-,f5fe-z ..--..-.-----.-....I T.
BurIeigh
a1t Van Benechoten inukeeper--- Harry g Hockey
Jim MaCCTreEor Continental p b Henley
Perkins. farmer W imam "Idy
John Morgan
Miss Margaret Ssyrss
Nd -s7 ~ - katherine Mulkizs
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T-ihnn- snh.rrinrion Rates

THE TRIBUNE viii sent by MAJ az add-sss II
thls country sorOa1 address changed oftsn
Subscriptions may be glVeE % rsgu-z
before leaving = ca1E=I1ar- hand Ihs-
IL g THE TRIBUNE Of1ce-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

Cavalier Pistro Rocca comes q a well known
HesPoitan family which has large possessions in
wife IS tho eldest daughter or the novelist and is
eighteen years old
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
MISS CRAWFORD MARRIED IN ,7ALy

ooFretto. April N--Eleanora Crawford. daughter
OF the novelist F Marion Crawford and Cavalier
retro Rocoa were married here this morning at
the villa OF the brides father The civil ceremony
vas performed by the Mavor Of Sorrento and the
consular agent Of the United States. The religious
ceremony took place aferwsrd al the Capuchtn
church Only relatives Of the couple were present
They included Mrs. Bsrdan, grandmother Of the
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Dom--fir Rafrs-

EARLY NAIL TRAIN
F7r ncfrts United States Asz4ES f5gEsid
oS TIE B0rougas Manhattan and Ths BTOIx- Also u
CuEa Porto Rico. Hawaii snt The PlI-2gI1 witz0a
extra expense foreign Dostags.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
L.aeal onaclaL R.cora-rh. foLLan-n- oacLa- -.-o-a

Weather Bureau shows changes IN The
rerature four hnurs II comparison
r,h corresponding date Il last year
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TNDERTAKERS.

FRANK Y CAMPBELL e4l-s West .st st caapeI.
Private and public ar-buIances- Isl 1924 Chelsea
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canadian Rates

Mai subscriptions IL YORK City DAILY
and TRI-WEEkLT VIII bs charged a CODY
postage IN ADDITION . ths rates named soovs-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
HE BoXER UPRISING
FOR -sreu. II his speech said

IL t-telf et-a,5- and he work is crippled everz-
T-e~s e ra4s-eleHce 1leeI ;.,s-Ezr Centuries
since -z-s- died Eho have H3l 2eI ia ,,,,,e5 =
-,eI--g = n x not a square deal Cor Us 10
rae- 80 gospel message and not seha il SI7'''s
Ma IS e1z ID plan Nothing less t1sP % fo-2 n
ials-zeuoTnlls JlCnzl IoFsrN-.L % i,fs1 -zzq7n
pt- tze evargolization Of the T.2Eil = - ~ 20
vHi1h =e rave set before us .tS I'd can he
- - = +~er enter into IT, Tn nineteenth @
-z--.-- vsz 7yarrar'F centurv snd s1leEQla-E .las
Il --e.ts who followed Dr- Capen- speaking .
ts r.-,sz-rr work of uissionari=s. Sa'a-
-re --x s-s most extensive Development - re re
ra--a- ace seems destired 10 occur AROUND 'h7
~ arsxerlns OF the Orient means tne adding o.
t.a-s al 5ofiars - tie commerce OF me hdil.fiS
r involves vsxt and complex problems OF s5ales-
rs1S--r And II presents ar unpTec41eai-a anu ~
Imperative raH the Church. which : Tle3nL -
f re aa-7-arr constructive force II human prog
rs- l. -fz- huge standing armies and ron
a4 s4'riesnips can 90 s@Hett-I'Is - u -. = ~ s-
sa- - vs- prevent war, bur fheT1 = TO ESQ
aoEe f-zr he natlons WI of5t ne. .-.s- -. ne
SsssaEe ald ne spirit OF the Prince Of Peace nave
Nss5eaaras have been the rioneers-of civilization
e71 70 commerce. ana their presence ana influence
coa-t-zs - ,5I rz, are Al pro-ls that tfa whole
s. - re missionary enterprise fna[ L@ fzIa o.t
Z. f-a-f-gr - rre profits of th@ business ~it.H
nas Tes-t=d from their very presence ~ these eouH-
MISSIONARIES AND sTATEsMANsHlP
Nzs-4rs-1es nave also had = very close and vitsI vi
t-le- Promoters If intelligence and friendlIness
ialag +-* afous IN which they WORK alc i-iS y
l- --gresr sort ot statesularShip- In hpt Il iEN
CSC Tt-E have been the agents or Interpreters lo
=" gCy IzseUt IN important diplomatic Hesolla-
--s II b. . EeFious question whether G ilils-i.-l'
5-'=Er-oeEJs 5neEs-sel-es would not be abe 10 IL
.-.H-s src more certainly by maintaining a staiiN-
< elf1E % missionaries, rather t-4aL hoaliiia
~e.s ~ Ca i-shlpg
fss r- success OF the missionary enterprise been
us me whole world be sFang@Hzed m our
-ria at-LI- The East majority Of missionary e
vFA 1e world over are persuaded maj thr W~i.y- ~ :
.-'ic ear ~ evange zed In this generation y Jf-
-T,- v-l s-Tiolslr attempt the tssA-
N-ss I-Bee discussed tte significance Of tH- mis-
-.eli 'S~c-e-ary Tar he said -cr=sJed for him
'-'lz-d Pa -1.s country and welcomed abroad espe-
At .~a So Haad~ HIs ,TiD last gear 20 the East
- a. -fa-ssSador ~ peace IIe went ou-
TIC i-a-al-n'z lT.-sforar, Movement Is ra-ea
49, tte J1a'terer'e con- lotion that II Chris
q c=c fhe- and disioraI tH~s
y frslr oit isiouS VIII fairly face ta= tvv
- lscfs lT HONEST cork roe~rheI 70 bria-
5t-zreJ - them 4 ir@reus~ Of cons IcfInr. d.
-+@- - z6-sIHfefTs floH- divisions incident -
~ '118l-ons aud historical development I'll
= ~-saf7@ ra%.r aIs-ez in frs@ proFtbrfion un-
~ % ane--r - the sons % God
7l-7H- n -ou-- - 6ecref4r- "a ~ ~.-s rendered
]1o' Wszleg iII. - stor - the 1JerropoIr.r
I'ie g nis home. pre- ezious y the missionsre
@---s aaa sinszs ths guests Ncrs Andrew Ca--
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R,.e- 20 Foreign Countries.
DAILY ONLY

- IN Europe z1o - c0U1-rlss II rhs Universal
l1a THE TRIBUNE Will % matted a. t1s f9l-
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Died.

Notice. of marriage. and deaths muss be inaorssd
rttb full address
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-11
WAGON TONGUES BREAK
Coincidence in Minor Acct
dents to Departments
This Morning.

strange coincidence. which fortu-
nately passed off without accident, oc-
CURED this morning when fire depart
ments No. ! and 4 rushed to the Lion
store fire.
Captain Henry Peters, who drove the
hook and ladder wagon for department
No. 1, tried to apply the brakes at the
corner of Holman and Sibley streets,
but for the first time in the history
of the department they refused to
work. The impetus almost threw the
horses to the ground, while the driver
had all he could to prevent a severe
collision with a telegraph pole.
A poor piece of wood in the tongue
of the engine of department No 4
caused that pole to break within few
feet of the fire. The break did not in
terfere with the run. but might have
been more serious if the horses had
been at a gallop.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-11
6'SHEA 8 SHEA GET IT
Hammond Men Get Contract
for Pine Street Sewer
Today.

The board of public works at its
regular meeting this morning awarded
the contract for the Pine street sewer
to O'Shea & Shea at s1.S5 a lineaI
foot and s5 for house connections.
The primary. assessment roll for the
Columbia avenue sewer was adopted.
and the clerk ordered to advertise for
bids for the Wood street sewer.
By a motion the board rescinded all
action the proposed improvement
for the Robertsdale police station. The
board has about decided to build a new
fire station in Robertsdale. and to re-
model the present police station in such
a manner as to provide sufficient room
for the police department. The orig
inal intention was to remodel the build
ing in such a manner as to provide
room for both the police and the fire
department. but this would be imprac-
ticabIe as the wants and needs Of
Robertsdale grow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-11
FIRE THREATENS
BIG BUILDING
Kleihege Block in Danger of
Incipient Blaze This
Morning.

Fire. which threatened the destruc-
tion of the Kleihege block on Holman
and Sibley streets, broke out in the
furnace room of the building at s
o'clock this morning, and but for the
timely discovery and arrival of the
fire departments, might have gained
such headway that the whole building
would have gone up in smoke.
The Lion store furniture department
is located in the building and thou
sands of dollars worth of furniture is
stored there. Fortunately for the
proprietors there was no damage to
their stock. although for a short time
the smoke penetrated into the last re-
cesses of the building. Instant ventila-
tion cleared the store, thus preventing
all damage to the furniture by smoke.
The cause of the fire was discovered
in the basement over the furnace,
which had become overheated The
joists. which are only two feet above
the furnace. caught afre, but the fire
was checked there. Fire departments
No. l and No. were on the scene
Immediately. and by applying the
chemical extinguished the blaze.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1908-11-11
WILL HOLD A SMOKER
Hammond Business Mems
Association Arranges a
Meeting.

Hammond will hold a smoker and en-
tertainment in Weis hall, SO State
street, tomorrow evening. Good music
will be provided and thehere will be
speaking and refreshments served
President Jacob Schloer has been max
ing an effort to have c. w Hotchkiss.
general manager of the Chicago. Indi-
ana & Southern. present at the meet
ing and have him give an address on
the question of drainage, in which he
is interested.
1t is hoped that the meeting can be
made a success and that the attendance
will Justify the expense and trouble to
which the officers have been put in ar
ranging it.
The association has not been very ac-
tive during the past few months on ac-
count of the campaign activity, but
from now on the organization and its
officers promise to do something that
will al least be an excuse for the ex-
istence of the association.