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New-York tribune., 1908-10-26

after Calling on Queen DozCager-
TriUidI Incidents Start Rum0rs.

Turin Oct. 25.-The Duke Of the Abruzzi Is still
in Turin and the question OF his departure for
America has developed kind OF mania among the
residents here Even the most insignificant Incl
dent is interpreted according TO the wishes Of the
observer. strong presumptve evidence that the
duke is either about leave Italy OF 10 rejotn his
ship. He appears in naval uniform; Immediately
the report spreads that he has abandoned the idea OF
going America, as he is evidently about 70 re-
hts duties shipboard. The following day
he appears in civilians dress and takes his meals
restaurant; Immediately the conclusion IS
reached that he is about leave the city, having
closed up his house
Although the duke never mentions the subject or
his marriage his plans. every word that he speaks
with his friends any subject whatever is sub
mitted TO the arbitrary Interpretation as his
movements
Those who him daily do not believe that he
intends start for the United States for time
at least. 1t is certain, however that there is fire.
quent exchange of cipher kilograms between him
and King Victor Emmanuel and his elder brother,
the Duke of Aosta- Special messengers also have
carried many letters showing that negotiations
still going rega riding Miss Elkins- This morning
he visited the Queen Dowager Margherita at her
castle at Stupinigi. He returned here. apparently
greatly cast down He retired TO his apartments.
and did not appear again ali day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
CHANGE FOR CYRUS TOWNSEND BRADY
Ohio Incorporation of Toledo Parish Not Com
patibIe with Canons of Church.

Toledo. Oct 25-Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady, Of
Toledo announced his resignation rector Of Trim
inv Parish today He goes 20 the ST. George Epis-
copaI Church. Kansas City
Dr Brady in his letter of resignation said in
part.
This parish is especially incorporated under the
state law The position Of the rector In such case
is so radically different from the position Of the
-ao-o- under the canon law Of the diocese and gen
eral convention by which this parish processes not
10 be bound that cannot continue longer 10 fill the
position. the local limitations Of which we're IN
known 10 me AZ the time accepted IL
Tt NAV. perhaps. be proper To add that I shall
ACCEPT the call 70 Kansas City No, where all the
conditions which suggested. not much personal
TO ne as relating the future work. have been
cordially and promptly met by the vestry- Let me
add however that whether I had received call
elsewhere OF not I should feel compelled 10 resign
from this parish. just the same
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
THE SUICIDE OF Mr.. M'FARLAND.
Letters to His Wife, Officials and the Public
Giving Reason for Act

Berlin. Oct. 25.-F. W caldwell, the American
vice-consul general and Frederick Won Versen.
deputy consul general, made arrangements to-day
Ludwgslust for the removal Of the body of SiIas
c. Mcfarland of Iowa the American consul general
large for the European district, who committed
suicide on the Hamburg Berlin express. The body
will be taken TO Hamburg and crernated in accord
ance with a request made by Mr. Mcfarland IN
letter which he left for his wife. Il contained
many loving messages Mr. Mcfarland Just before
his death also letters 70 his daughter and 70
The consul general az Berlin. Alexander VI. Thack-
ara as well a letter the public, IN which he
said that he constrained 20 take his life by
son Of his I'll health and because he could longer
perform his duties
Representative Robert g. Cousins. Of Iowa. and
many other Iowan friends. have sent condolences 70
Mrs Mcfarland and her daughter
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
rvPFRoR AND EMPRESS AT ODDS.


Emperor Menelik. stricken with paralysis. has
.-.a--eIied bitterly with his enormously fat con-
S. he Empress Taitou. and their differences
w. Both have an equal claim on the allegiance
c. -he A6yzsnian people For the Empress. Ike
re- husband is asserted TO be able trace her de-
scent IN an unbroken lire from the Biblical Queen
r. S-e1a and King Solomon Of Israel The subject
q --=t- quarrel Is the succession the throne
TIE Nezus has designated Lig JessoJ. which is the
-r-sst-.sr rendering O. the name OF the founder
-r --~-s-ia15rv. heir apparent The Lad, now
s--= fourteen years old. is his grandson-that
IS ~ say the offspring Of his daughter by his first
v-re Fztana
El---ess Tairo,1 Who IS chfIdless abhors the very
memory of Nenelik's former wives. including
sz.z-z whom she Is indeed. suspected Of having
~ -z-- of re way and II not hear Of BAHAMAS
-=s-e-Eanrs being placed on the throne. She has
formed a party. known the Nationalist party
which has adopted her views IN the matter and
v---r = quite determined herself 70 defy the
wishes of the Negus about his grandson Feeling
g very bitter and the Empress is woman or
--a--5-a-v cIeverness and determination. and has
been c-e1tted indeed. with having been the power
rz-f-5 -re throne IN al the successes Of Menek
during -He last twenty years, Il IS by no means
-------zrI= that shs viii have way. and Z nee
es-z--- even 20 70 the length ~ removing Meneik
himself from the throne order make way for
r=- ---- nominee whose name has not Yet been
5.s---se5
---e--a-to-al interest IN the crisis arises from
--= FACT that whereas NeneIik Is friendly 70 for
e-z-e-s the Empress and the Na-ionalists have
=z---e1 Al extremely anrt-foreiEn policy. which -
v=-- popular z1nong ali classes u the nation.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
MGR. FARLEY'S STICK
Some Notes on SouUenir Presented
TO the 4rchbishOp.

Copyright. Ieos by the Brentwood Company
Archbishop Farley. Of New York on returning 70
.his country the other day after prslonged trip
sbroad. displayed among his most highly priced
treasures very fine specimen Of Counrs wicklow
shfIlalah. which has been somewhere described as
sn automatic adjuster of friendly differences" and
which mad been presented 10 him the occasion OF
rs .ist Ireland But few are aware that the
shfIlsIah owes i1s the fact that the finest
specimens thereof used be grown in the pleasant
groves Of that formerly hourished IN the bar
or Of Shillaiagh- in County Wicklow.
The best shillslah must be root sprung sapling.
fo- one tsker from the branches Of full grown tree
would lack the necessary toughness Being trimmed
ana brought 20 hand the young stick undergoes
preparatory discipline by being placed in the chin
-ev 70 season. thus becoming early aocinatized to
rhe work in store for It This part OF the
--r-l,-n finished rubbed until completely sat
1-ate6 with oil after which il is securely wrapped
II q stout sheet Of brown paper and buried in a
convenient hotbed- At this stag OF its develop
-rerr Il Is object Of uncessing vatchfulness on
detrimental warp IN the object Of his care visits =
Sss-v correcting any youthful tendency 10 depart
ron = straight line and ultimately securing
straight a bit Of timber heart could desire
Having found Il handy in balance and Of
trfrE Ike The correct knock down weight it's
- Is generally satisfied. and only awaits in
reduction the stirring scenes IN which its eff
cfe-cv r. 70 be demonstrated. Some 60 step
further and give their shiIlalah polish with black
LEAD sign that It's aim in life q high and
tra- more than common achievements expected
Il --- The Shillalsh is often used friends
-hz- - foes and while Il generally leaves broken
heads L is said rarely any lasting resent
--e-- OF course f IS necessary 70 be born Of the
soE n order understand this for 70 foreigner
f. Is altogether tncornprehensfhe hov 'dint with
s-flalah can be regarded as q true redintegratio
sn7-i=-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
BEDFORD CHURCH GREErs DIR. YOUNG
Brooklyn Presbyterians Eager TO Hear New
Pastor

The Rev Dr.. s Edward Young formerly pastor
of the Second Presbyterian Church Of PittsburR
preached yesterday morning the Bedford Pres
byterian Church. Brooklyn. his charge The
house crowded, many people being turned away
The auditorium decorated with flowers oak
leaves and flags. over the pulpit the word Wei
come" spelled out in letter Of flowers on A
background Of leaves
After the services the pastor held an Informal
reception for hour and received the well wishes
of his congregation. Among those whom he met
several from Pittsburg He said afterward
that he greatly gratifed by the heartiness and
kindness of the people. whom he pronounced a
strong class" This IS a better field than had
expected" he said There are great opportunities
open 10 do good work and hope that I may rise
them" He said II his sermon
Wanted-People taught the Mountain Of God
L toll in the loWands Of best training
down here altogether but consists in uniting
wisely the dreamer and the doer. the mystic and
the practical man.
No recent religious movement promises more I
gether Of a few disciples here and there to OBJ
serve the morning watch. FIRST half hour on
reading the Scriptures, 10 meditation and prayer-a
or holy exercising Of the evil spirits and
feshly usts washing out Of the fret and sore
ness the heart. the amounting Of the inner self
with heavenly ideas. entreat you TO establish
this morning watch Keep your Jerusalem win
dows open. Believe the presence of the Almighty
about you and hear Him say. Il viii to them
little sanctuary In the countries where they
shall come"
New York turmoil Occasionally shut outside your
secret prayer door even your dearest earthly
friends Depths OF divine communion await into
which you enter only when alone An often
used prayer cell would be the possible feature
in a New York once building, and would prevent
many q tragedy Of character sad enough to MAKE
gel "
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
CAVIAR IN THE BALANCE.
Importers Bring Test Case in Effort to Change
Duty on It.

To determine the status Of caviar under the
Dingiey tariff law, importers have brought test
case before the Board of United States General
Appraisers which is expected to 60 through all Of
the federal courts including the Supreme Court.
Several months ago the importers set up the con-
tentfon that caviar being the eggs Of sturgeon
could not properly he Cassed fish The dis
tinction made that q fish egg was no more
fish than q hens egg was poultry. In this, how
ever. the importers were finally defeated, the
board and the courts holding that caviar, while in
truth and fact fish eggs, was none the less dutia-
bic as fish. Since the decision by the Circuit Court
of Appeals tFo importers have sought TO make
another test
This has been done and in appeal jusr fled
by Kammeriohr & Duffy In behalf OS Ferdinand
Hansen, Max Ans Jules Weber. S. Schmidt &
Co August LuchoV. J. B. Regan, Charles Perceval
and z H Glass all Of this city. the contention is
made that free entry should be accorded the caviar
under the provision in the Dingley tariff for hsh
eggs"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
HIPPoDRoME OPERA SINGERS ENcoRED

veritable ola podrida Of the best known bits
from the operas long classified popular was
served to the patrons Of the Hpp0drome last night
by Manuel Klein Much familiarity with the num-
bers did appear spoil a whit the enjoyment
Of the comparatively small audience. and as every
found ir the mixture Of melodies from Wagner
Gounod, Verdi, Donizetti Bizet. Leoncavalo and
Thomas-an sung to English words-sone morsel
to his her taste. there evidence rather OF
contentn7ent thar Of contempt after the close OF
each number
Mr- kleins orchestra vas reinforced by the prin-
cipals and chorus Of the Hippodroue company
The call for more had 70 be answered by Miss
Nanette Flsck after her singing Of Thorass J
Am Titana." AZ 3 J NJ Coorbs sang twice the
Toreadors song The sextet from Lucia vas the
other number sharing the honors Of the evening
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26

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VICTOR HERBERT AT THE BROADWAY

The second Of Victor Herbert's series Of Sunday
night concerts was the magnet that drew large
audience to The Broadway Theatre last night Re
calls outnumbered the selections listed the
prosra nrne, two Of which the well known com
positions of Nine. CAce Chaminade. La Lisonjera"
and Pas des Amphores," To appease the enthusi-
astlc house. Mr.. Herbert interpoated Tscha ikow
sl1y's Song Without Words" and a Chopin waltz.
Horace Britt the cello soloist gave Of his lead
eTs own compositions 'Pensee Anoureuse.' $ a
recall 70 his two regular numbers McCThies Scotch
suite paved the way for selections from Mr.. Her
berts own Algeria The second part of the con-
cert was confined, usual. to the conductors own
compositions
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26

Archbishop Farley will start for Boston to-moT-
row night attend the celebration Of the centenary
of the archdiocese Of that city.
MonsiEnor FaIconio, Apostolic Delegate, will OIL
-iste At the solemn high mass Wednesday morn
ing which will begin the services and Archbishop
O'ConneII OF Boston will make the opening address.
The exercises will close Sunday, November l.
with a parade Of the laity.
Archbishop Farley will return this city in time
10 preach his first sermon next Sunday in the ca
thedraI since his recent visit 70 Rome It can be
stated with authority that papers bestOwing addi-
tional papal honors are now in transit between
Italy and America as a result Of the Archbishop s
interviews with the Pope These are said 70 in
cIude one two
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
MORE CHOLERA IN MANILA.
Seven Gases Reported Yesterday-Governmen
to Increase Restrictions

Manila. Oct 2.-Seven new cases Of cholera were
reported in this city for the day ended Sunday
night The slight increase in the spread Of the dis
is attributed by the authorities the gather
ings Of the people on Saturday night and Sunday
and the feasts which accompanied these assemblies.
The situation is considered TO be and the
Health Department believes that il has the epi-
deuic well under control.
It is probable that the government will further
restrict gatherings Of natives also the sale OF
dangerous foods. It is believed that the cockpts
in the suburbs Of the city where il IS difficult
maintain strict watch over the sale Of fOOdstufs,
responsible for many Of the recent cases.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
BOSTON CATHOLICS TO CELEBRATE.
Centenary Of Establishment of Diocese To Be
Observed in Series of Ceremonials This Week.

Boston. Oct 25.-The coming week will be one OF
interest to the Catholics Of New England, a series
OF ceremonials having been arranged to mark the
celebration OF the centenary Of the establishment
Of the Roman Catholic diocese Of Boston The for
mai observances will end Sunday next with a
parade of Holy Name societies. in which nearly
fifty thousand men are expected 70 take part. Dis
tnguished preates and churchmen from all sections
of the country will take part in the celebration
which will begin on Wednesday morning with SOL
emn pontihcaI mass in the Cathedral OF the Holy
Cross. intoned by the Most Rev. Diomede Falconfo
the papal delegate at Washington
The Catholic population estimated at 27oo when
the See Of Boston was first created, in 1905 now
numbers 2,oS7.5s5 in the archdiocese.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
ANT1-sUFFRAGIsTs NOT ALARMED.
Saw Sound and Fury Sisters Represent
Small Proportion of American Women

The press committee Of The New York State As;
ISOLATION Opposed TO Woman Suffrage has issued
the following statement
In her reply 20 Mrs. Humphry Ward Mrs. Julia
1T-ard Howe makes these remarks. The woman
snti-strfrage movement In America ma intans only
one small four-psge quarterly as its mouth piece
Tbe woman suffrage movement maintains one
a,eeLsIv paper and seven monthIes."
Ms Howe evidently intends the contrast a
renrosch but do look il In this way
The sufragists are conducting active propa-
aanda They realize their desperate need Of con-
55eTts and spare effort make them. We
l,novfnR the great Of with US
attArnut no conversions All do Is 10 make a
ENTIRE 20 which the easily alarmed Of
NAV turn when the loud vo1iferations OF the sur
fraPtsrs ma ke them tremhle lest the triumph OF
tb-ss ladies be really at hand and remind Amer
scan men that tn sGfragists with All their sound
srd fury" represent after all a very small proper
ZION Of American women
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
UNvE1L HARRISON STATUE TUESDAY.
VicePresident Fairbanks and Others Will
Speak in Ceremonies at indianapolis.

Indianapolis. Oct 25.-Arrangements are complete
for the unveilins Of a monument 70 General Ben
jaIntn Harrison Tuesday afternoon. parade Of
regular troops regiment OF Indiana National
Guard and a number OF Grand Army OF the Repub-
lie posts will precede the exercises ar the n1onu-
ment Vice-President Fairbanks. John " Noble
Of St. Louis and John L. Grifiths. Of Indianapolis
viii be the speakers
The monument stands on the south end OF Uni
versity Park. midway between Pennsylvania and
Meridian streets, facing the Federal Building re
Gently erected at cost Of 81 600. Miss Elizabeth
Harrison the youngest daughter Of ex-President
Harrison will draw the cord releasing the flags at
the unveiling.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26

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New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
Nox m'cAIN TELLS OF ROME.

In his second lecture al Carnegie Lyoeurn last
night. Nox Mccain conducted apprecatve audi
ence through the city OF Rome and the beautiful
Tivolf country few miles beyond the city gates
Many Of the interior photographs of St Peters and
the Vatican palace were OF unusual interest. and
brought frequent applause. The journey carried
the saudience through the ancient and modern city
and out along the Appian Way. and then returning
10 the city. photographs of the interiors Of St.
Peters the Vatican and the Pantheon were shown
The subject for next Sunday will be Quaint Wales"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26

tracting scarietins. was invalided out Of the
service ana made UP for his disappointment by de-
voting himself with peculiar zest 10 Yachting
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
oevuLE WRIGHT RECOVERING,

pianist who narrowly escaped death in the aCci-
dent TO his aeroplane IN fight at Fort Myer, Va
five weeks ago viii be able 10 start for his
home az Dayton. Ohio. His most serious injury
was broken thigh and the splint was removed
from this to-day. Il found measuring the
left leg the injured that It Is only a quarter
Of an inch shorter than the other. An X-ray ex-
animation Of the fracture showed that the knitting
Of the broken bones has been perfect
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
TO FIGHT THE SALOON IN CONGRESS

Baltimore. Oct 25.-viam H. Anderson. super
irtendent Of the Maryland Anti-Saloon League. has
been chosen 10 represent the national league a
Washington as acting superintendent during the
coming session Of Congress. Mr- Anderson, who is
chairman OF the legislative committee Of the Melo
dist Episcopal Church. has had nine years expert
ence in anti-saloon league work in Illinois New
York and Maryland He shaped the present III
rois local option law
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
MODELS WILL BE PRESERVED.

Washington Oct. 25.-Commissioner Edward 2.
Moore OF the Patent ONCE denied to-day that there
has been any intention the part OF the Secretary
Of the Interior any else destroy the
models Of patents accumulated by the government
up TO 1850 when mechanical drawings sub
stituted for models in the filing Of claims ny in
ventors Widespread publicity has been given to
statements that this collection OF l57,O0l models
would be destroyed or scattered and many pro-
tests against such action have been received here
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
FOG AND SMOKE DELAY STEAMERS
Thirteen Vessels and 1900 Passengers Unable
to Leave Montreal

Montreal Oct 25.-Tog and smoke have tied up
navigation for the last four days. and there are
nov thirteen ocean liners waiting here for clear
snce -Four Of these are passenger vessels. and
a result twelve hundred passengers are detained
The Vtrginian and the Marina, which should have
sailed last Thursday. stiIl here This IS the
third time in the last six weeks that ships have
been held up by the smoke, and the loss TO the
steamship companies is heavy.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
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NINE. 7RgNTlN ARRIVES ON AMERlkA

Displa wing her usual vivacity and with eE-
pressions OF pleasure at being in New York again.
Mile Emma Trentini arrived yesterday On the
Amerika The smallest singer in Mr. Hammer
STEMS roster Of princpalS Is appear At both the
Manhattan and Philadelphia opera houses the
coming season. OF course. of her parts will be
Musetta in La Boheme" but Mile. Trentiri said
she had been ambitIously working in Paris during
the summer mastering the lines of the French
operas
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
MISS SPENCER SINGS AT BERLIN

Berlin Oct. Z5.-Mss Janet Spencer. contralto, o.
New York sang at a charity concert with Miss
Geraldine Farra- at the Royal Theatre here to
day Crown Prince Frederick William and the
Crown Princess asked that Miss Spencer be
brought TO their box and after congratulattng her
said that she ought 70 be in opera. as they had
heard few such voices
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
REVOLT IN coREA STAMPED OUT

Toxic. oct 25.-The insurrectiou In Ccrea is prac-
tically ended The troops still active duty
but the insurgents have dwinded 20 merely dis
orderly element II Is said that Prince Ito. former
resident general Seoul win probably return 10
Seoul early in November Two-thrds OF the Jap
anese troops in Northern Corea will be withdrawn
IN q few days
New-York tribune., 1908-10-26
LIE eALLIENNg HAS COMFORTABLE DAY.

Richard Ie CalItenne, who IS being treated for
double pneumonia DR.. Bulls natort,In, No. IS
Fast sSd street reported 10 be resting easily
last night Dr Y 3 Potter who Is attending him
said his patient had passed a comfortable day and
that his condition was