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New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Died.

rEDErr-at her home Peei1skf1t. y T. On Inrrsesg,
the late James W ana Euphemia v ssdel aged d. =
sSIenzo sevm9Ir No f2s2 Marie ave. Pseks~.Ii on
saturday. at O'clock Carr-sss e15 q cs1rrsf Depot
MsTrn Al ivandeli csmstery s0msTstsTn n Z
about II noon.
BoGART-At No $40 w--- End ave. Ns~ YORK sisy;
yneuronia R.chsri walker Bogart o. Yonsers = ~ -:
in 7sth year o. his age FaneFa SER r-s rss-
1,iaTy p At II IS o'eIoc Carriages VIII meet train
leaving Grand Central 1913 a m
CALIAFAN-Ou wednesday. February 2s Eilsn is Ssiis
han widow John callahan. % Clif-on slater lsl1no
IseoEien sltu-ssv. Fesruary 20 a. go thencs
70 St Charles Borromso's Church staten Ls'and Fat
please copy
r .,rrF,E-r S.4s,fv a. his r-=4en-~ No t0th
BrookIyu Thomas CaHp5sI- Funeral private
] . 1 mo Fs' s.E:s r aI9o2 e Of 'fssT .H
Cleveland and daughte- OF the ate George - -
11eo 5sace 20 80 mebqu5u9s s. B-aoyS FRIDAY morn
tHs AZ 10 O'Clock Tnte-u1sut az XonkeEs
In 4 coIco1d Of 10 a5s East ls5s FlssOash n
tsrment stockton Springs. Ne
F S. Cae a o,65s Esy2 r. J15Y ega4 2 Tass @ .s
a. 10 ss4 Flfth ave Ne9 Yorz Frltay Ee9rl@ry + =
cambridge. Mass Please omit a1rsrs Boston papers
pAvENPoRT-At The Mansion House. Rrooxlyu- y Z
February - 1905 cyrus 3. Davenport. aged - r.
s5 s5Tai Rs s5es m a. - BE 9 9 sataraay FssTa-y
in the afternoon Burial a. MS home IN New 0~
EDvARDsAe G-eaieh Elsa6e,s -, E3rs-1, s3-.,-1'
widow Of the late Alexander Etwar9s ana tOrna--y
nf Brocklyn y Y IN the I6th year q heI 80
Funeral services viii b. held a. her IaIs 20
Greenwich. Conn. -aturt1ay reo-l
. Train YORK Ctty ~ IL
II & Hartford r. P. Grand terlIal S'~-~'N- =
n Carriages viii be n arten1Allc-
cSvEY-on Thu-ztav me 9TH inst Grand vis~-07-
HUDSON. camille Pierre Gsvey- Funeral p'''Sis
COFFE-At DanzvfIIa. y Y February = Aceis 40
Csfe. Notice cf funeral hereafter-
IFWT-O1 WEDNESDAY morning Fsor1ary % zlIz-Y@ =.
Cleveland VIE John W LeSsi1 E'lner@ -
her Iats residence II Hicks ST. SroREIn =
on Friday February Is AZ p H. hlnol5 ouaiI ~"
Catskiu papers please copy
OGrr.BY-A- his residence New Brunswick y j. On
WEDNESDAY. Is Arthur Guinness Jed.
Of the IaLs . OsIby- unerd SER
bs held a Christ Church. New BrlnsSlcS. =.
day. February -. ar ? O'Clock hiIoIS o1ai' 49,
PORrNSON-At st Augustine Fla, F9or7lary - -
n George A Robinson. % Sayvtis, Long 1ssa1-
SavvfrIe. Long Island SATURDAY
% feOS N Congregational Church at : ? N
-TTr-S-SrttanIy home. West5urT Lo1E 49,.
Month c6th. zoos. JOSHUA TITUS ssn O r.
OIfvs- ana Fgfzabeth Titus. IN the 5s-n year c-
ara T1a funeral held at tho NsstoofS 1l7e-e-
House on Seventh Day d Month zJtn. a. CrSt.-s
Carriages viii meet train Leaving. A<'he 47~
C@-v 1I:fI a. AID F1at5usn ave llOo Z n
v-OOU-On "Wednesday. February D. iess A2<sarse-
6aughter OF David and Chrisa go q =.
80 in the ssh year OF her age Funera4
t-''r-ra -sst4e7-e No faO2 Seventh ave. View 1crS
rlrv on Monday. March 2. az 1aSO , m
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Mr.. WALTER LOOKS UPWARD.

Eugene Walter. VINO wrote Paid in Full the
latest SUCCESS OF the present theatrical season.
feels now 4 new interest IN life. Paid in FuI'
went the way Of many worthy manuscript. and.
according to the gossip along Broadway, vas re-
turned with regrets by several asruJs managers
Rtlrlor has that Sam Harris had it read for him
and even contracted with the author for IFS produc
ton but NJ Harris refuses 10 be Implicated Ar
Walter coutesses 70 making the rounds with II
under his arm, but just now he hates to look back
into the night. The sun IS shining.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ARTHUR GCINESS OGILBY died az Ne"
Brunswick y. J.. on Wednesday. He was born IN
1871 The funeral will be held in Christ Episcopal
Church on Sunday afternoon. His wife and Two
daughters survive him.
BENJAMIN FRANK SMITH. JR-, one of the
officials Of the American Weollen Company and
president of the Wood Worsted Mil of Lawrence
died last night from pneumonia at the home OF
President William II. Wood, Of the COMPANY IN
Andover. Mass NJ. Smith p years old
THE REV SAMUEL H. HASKELL, Of Homer
y Y a prominent Baptist clergyman and veteran
of the Civil War. died at the home Of hisson IN
Syracuse yesterday, aged So years
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

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New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

SCFRT SCION OF Az ILLJSTRICCS HOUSE.
Lord William Neviu fourth son Of the Marquis
= AherGaveuuE X o. rsF just heen released on a
ticket c. leave two fn] months before the COM
rterior % TIE term cf years i77rrsonu7ert with
fard Iaho-, 70 which b. vs. sentenced about
Faster -irle. last yea-. for suiudling "a pawn
b-oke~- and judging hv the fact that Lady Will
sans autornotlie fetched him from, The Uormwood
S-r5bS Prison s1d -hat she sent him clothes which
'r1-lel hin TO emerge it5w me pent+ertary as
STICK and span ard as vel groomed IS II he had
reve- lecr Pic1sGily. II would seem as i this de-
voted woman were determined sun stand by
1-e husband Who has brought upon he- much
sorrow and dssrs0s- She Is The sister Of Frank
E5-r-iet-a vha visits Ar1erica 81 frequently with
= 7Ih0E- IreNel, and q 6aughre- Of 7he head OF
rsa- once greet Anglo-sPanish banking houe= ot
Na~lerrs who received rae title o. Marquis CO
S-url-r- from -he late King of Spain.
-ord William becar7e q convert n the Roman
catholic Church in order 70 marry her but in
Erlte ~ her zenerost- toward him, he vas con
zsa7rly IN tnarcisI trouble and it may ne reuenl-
rered convicted in IsSf f0r EwIndiiuE William
EfalGc7f Ae-crs scr-r-sr.. Captain Herbert Sno--
cer clay ~ ;he - Life Guards out Of a large
SAM of money and was sentenced 70 Eve years
penal Se-7itsoe. lie served h5z term. the latter
Ts-t f5s-khursr Prison in the Isl Wight
ere The Governor happened 70 bo one n his
relatives. and instead or lviur low after being r,-
STORED 70 liberty seemed bent on keeping his name
Tefore tHe public even going far as 10 publish
widely advertised book entitled Hard Labour."
T. which he. without any attempt 70 conceal his
sdeBfitr described his experiences as penal ser
Hlru6e convict.
Last scar ie again feH into the clutches Of tho
police. The fraud which l= was arrested and
punished the somewhat familiar artfuly
recovering Jev.elry which 1e mad pledged and sub
s1itutiu- 81 3ts stead. unuotced hy the paunbrok-
er articles cC no vaIcc- IN this particular instance
ho lad ula-ezed 70 substitute without tie kngvl-
edge of the pawnhroiler couple OF Jumps OF coal
wrapped up IN tissue paper for sor1e Of Lady
williams 1ewery. which he had obtained
loan q a couple oF thousand dollars. As the box
.-satainIng tbe jeweIry vas sealed up with his
own seal. the understanding tilat II Was not
10 ise broken b. tie p4Vubroker unless after The
txfliratlcn ot twelve months the articles had not
hen redeemed CT the ticket renewed. The fraud
1aiaIt never ha1e been discovered had not one or
me mariners Of the pawnbrokinE drIn ciea which
4,.ressftatsa careful examination # the stock
and nladge~ Lady William ~ once offered 10 pay
,t. t,svrf broker in fu but neither the police nor
,t P.,FlFe Prosecutor would permit The case 10 De
.7u1prorliseS in view of the fact shat Lord NeFln
r-s= N sz-convict and accordingly. he was given
sr,rher term il The penteHuary.
A. fl,e time sf TIE ssc trial II developed Thai le
e~,,f-,As o. ire House Of Murrietta are bow SUI
scierriv restored 20 furnish an income oi some
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
TRINITY COLLEGE ALUMNI DINNER.
President Luther Says Athletics Do Not
Interfere with Academic Training

About one hundred members of the New York
Alumni Association of Trinity College of Hartford
gathered TO sing the praises of their alma mater
at the annual dinner Of the association held at
the Hotel BrevOort last night.
Lawson Purdy, president of the Department of
Taxes and Assessments. was toastmaster, and Fla
vel : Luther. president OF the college, the
principal speaker. AIr Luther said that he did
not believe athletics interfered with the student
in his academic training. William E. Curtis, who
was Assistant Secretary of the Treasury under
President Cleveland, and DR.. ". R Martin. sec
retary Of the Iispanic Society Of America, also
spoke.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
LEAGUES TwoF0LD PURPOSE.

According 10 Professor Smith the Immediate ac-
tiviries of the league viii he twofold, including
conferences at regular intervals and bureau at
the Office OF the institute OF speakers qualified TO
ranorr from first hand knowledge 70 churches or
other groups desiring il on existing social COndi-
tions and needs. The next conference, he said,
would be held some time next month. tho sub
-ecr to be discussed 20 nc The Unemployed"
Dr. George ". Knox, Of Union Theological
Seminary, the last speaker, said that the associa
+ioa OF the various forces il the city, aCquanting
themselves with one another and the interchange
Of ideas would he beneficial. He especially de
sired 70 see the leaders Of the Iaboring thor
ouClly aCguaint themselves with the influences
and power OF the Church, and the Church do like
wise with the power and purpose Of the labor
Eanizatious-
work here IN New York IS being lost through
lack Of cohesiveuess among the various forces,
The new united movement ne felt would restore
that
Just before the meeting ended Professor Smith
said II had been decided not TO SET q membership
fee but to allow each member TO make 1t what
he felt he could from 81 to SO He stated that
the members Of the executive committee not
satisfied with the name temporarily given 10 the
league and desired suggestions from any who
could find & name fully typifyi1g the organization.
sanue. Gompers president OF the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor. expected to speak but he
did not attend. Mr.. Boulton taking his place on
the programme
Among those present were Hamilton W Mabie
the Rev Or. Henry Mottet. Mrs Frederick Ma
tbau the Rev. Dr. John p. Peters, Robert ". de
Forest Henry George. IT.. Bolton Hall. Timothy
HeaIg Morris HIlIquit, Dr. Charles F. jefferson
Marcus II Marks. -. D.yid Blaustsin the Rev.
Or. Hugh Black Mrs. Anna Garliu Spencer and
Professor Z. r. A. Seuguan.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
JOHNS HOPKINS ALUMNI DINE.

sjty held their annual dinner at the Yale Club
last night Among the speakers were Professor
Frank s. Lee, Professor John Dewey and DIT
Philip Harmon Hiss. OF Columbia University
President Ira Rernsen Of Johns Hopkins Cniver-
sity Albert 7 Webster. secretary of the New
York alumni Of the university; Jay =. Guggeu-
hemer and Walter Cook, architect I'm charge OF
the buildings in process Of construction for the
university.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
UNDERTAKERs.
Special Notices.
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LADY gARsARTTY" IN LONDON.

London. Feb 27--At the Comedy Theatre Charles
Frohnan presented Lady Barbartty'' tonight. the
drarnatized version BY r. c. Carton OF John Coils
Smiths novel Of the same name II is a lively COS
tune melodrara with effective situations Marie
Tempest and Allan Ayresworth PLAYED the lead
ing parts exCalientlv- The piece was weI mounted
and a large audience including the Prince and
Princess OF Wales, gave IT cordial reception
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
REHEARslNe "a YANKEE PRINCE.

RehearsaIs were begun yesterday, ar the Knick-
erbocker Theatre, OF George N Cohans latest nov
city. a Yankee Prince" in which the -Four Co
hans are to be featured II is made known that
the preliminary eachering was opened with cFe
singing Of NY Country. It's Of Thee" and that
should oe ample evidence @ the patriotism OF those
particularly interested
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
WAYNE COUNTY SOCIETY MEETS.

The second annual dinner Of the Wayne Coun-
" (PennD Society OF New York City was held
last night at the Hotel Manhattan William W.
starbuck. president OF tn society. was toast
master and the speakers were the Rev Dr.. Henry
c. Swentzel, Of Brooklyn Dr.. y. Z. ST. John
Roosa and Frank p Kimble
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
PROMTNENT ARRTVALs &c TEE HOTFLs

ENPIRE-F =. Tanning Washington. GRAND
George II. Erocm, Columbus, Ohio. HOFFMAN
James Hoare. Corning. IMPERIAL-F. r
Lathrop Herkimer. PLAZA-John H. Caperton
Louisville. NICTORIA-C5eorgs Z Greene, Bing-
hamron WALDORF ASTORIA - President Ben
lamin Ide Wheeler Of the University Of California,
BerkeIev. ca.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
DR.. HALL OPERATED ON SUCCESSFULLY

street who has been attending the Rev. Dr. Charles
Cuthbert Hall. president OF Union Theological
Seminary, said last night that DR.. Andrew 7. Nc
Gosh, operated Dr.. Hall YESTERDAY, and thar the
operation had been successful
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
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New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

$4,000 or SO TO Lady William, mainly derived from
mining property in Spain. 1t may be recalled that
some twenty years ago the banking firm OF Muir
Baron Hirsch and that the Marquis de Santurce
was forced to dispose of his beautiful! house in
Carlton House Terrace where he had frequently
entertained the present King and which is now
the London home OF William Waldorf Astor.
A few months before his last conviction Lord
William examined in the County Court with
regard to his resources in connection with some
debts which he had contracted and which he was
unable TO pay. and able TO prove that he t.
ceived nothing whatsoever from his father, the
cid Marquis of Abergavenny. nor from any mem
bers Of his family. hut was entirely dependent
upon the charity of his wife and Of her relatives
lie likewise volunteered the information that the
book which he had published on his prison eX-
periences had brought him ali told only $500 in
spite of the immense amount of advertising il re-
that this I.5eo had been seized by his cred
itors. This statement that he received allow
ance from his father can have caused sur
prise for those endowed with good memories must
have recalled the fact that at the outset of Lord
Williams trouble I'm connection with Captain
Spender Clay the Marquis of Abergavenny issued
d notification in the newspapers TO the effect that
his son, Lord William Nevill, had been dsowned
by him. and that he had ceased TO have any con-
nection with Lord Abe-Eavenuy family and would
never be permitted to hold any Intercourse with
them again This may be said have completed
Lord Williams ruin. Fortunately, he has no
children
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

Highest temperature lesJerIay+4 degrees lowest 81
average corresponding
ayere 1r corresponding thirtyHTee years. g.
Local forecast TO-DAY fair saturday, fair, warmer.
IfrHt to fresh weat wind, necOnIIng variable
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Forecast fer special Localties-ror the District o.

Columbia and Maryland fair to-day. SATURDAY. fair
warmer, light winds becoming variable.
For Delaware. Eastern Pennsylvania and New jersey,
fair today. saturday. warmer light
west winds. becoming variable
FOR Eastern New York today; colder in north
portions SATURDAY fair and warmer light
fresh west winds becoming variable
NeU- fair ana colder to-day preceded
SNOW i'm central and Maine Saturday. fair
warmer and south portions fresh west winds.
becoming variable.
Fer Western Pcunsy vauia parity cloudy to-day.
furrsE near Erie Increasing
ani warmer. by night
New York fair to-day. except snow fur
along lakes colder in portion, Saturday.
Increasing rI5uGness and
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRTET-NF win
repubIiShed in the Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
extra charge
DT-ER-V -VFTTEFfEAT--Ou WednesIav. February -
1905 Brick Presbyterian Church. New York 1y
Rev William = Richards. i. q. Anna CslFyvafi
daughter Mr. !. Pennington Whitehead. % F5v---I
Duer.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tpdorS-d
with fun and address.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE viii be
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28

AFFLECK-At Yonkera. \. Y. on Tuesday February -
1905. Elizabeth Duncan HALEY widow of James Atlec
Funeral seryce her late residence No. 1s4 Warbur
ton ave- Youaers. Friday Afternoon go o'clock
RATES-At Eiaghamton y y. Thursday. February
y Frances ComstocK- vile Of the late Robert ]
Bate. in the 59th year OF her as( Funeral p m
saturday BmEdamtcn. \. Blria! At New
canaan Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
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side of the BorouEhs OF Manhattan and Inc Bro1x)
Also % cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines
-ttrou- extra expense Tor foreiEl postage
.L-NE
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

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by ca rage $3.50 Telephon= 4SSo e'rain7''
f0r BOOK OF representative
" Offce 90 East 23d St. New York CITY.
TSDERTA TAKERs.
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Private and public arlbulances Tel 1874 Cnetsea-
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p following Official record
Local Official Record.

Weather Bureau SHOWS tde CIigeS m tue
reraturs Tor the twenty n comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1908-02-28
LABOR UNIONS AND TEMPERANCE

Alfred J. Eoulton OF Brooklyn. speaking as q
labor leader. aroused much applause when lie as
serted that the organized labor movement would
not exist at all under proper industrial conditions.
As it is he declared. the movement is one OF the
greatest educational forces in the country and IS
doing more for the cause Of temperance than any
other rnovenent. lie said:
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