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New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
DR.. RICHARD A. F. PENRosE.

Philadelphia, Dec. 2s-Dr Richard A. F. Pen
rose, father of United States Senator Boles Pen
rose. died his home here to-day from pneumonia.
He was egllty-two years old DR.. Penrose was
born in Carlisle, Penn. and was we'll known in the
medical literary world. having written many papers
variety of subjects. He was a graduate OF
Dickinson College in the class OF rs and OF the
medical department. OF the University OF Pennsyl-
vana in 1S49. He held professorship in the lat
ter institution for twenty-six years. DR.. Penrose
was connected with many the hospitals and char
table institutions city He received the de-
gree of Ii. D. In 1872.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
'.Rohert ind Bertram. ;

The stock company at the New German Theatre
presented Friday night and last night. and
will present during this week, Il farce eXtrava-
ganza, Robert und Bertram suited TO the mirth-
fu tastes propensities OF the holiday season.
Robert and Bertram two jailbirds whose ad-
ventures, something Ike those of the two thieves
in 'Erminie" furnish opportunity for sort of
running vaudeville. Mr.. Burg and Mr.. Sauermanu
play the two pckpockets, who look more dangerous
than they are. They both amusing, and find n
sympat thetic support from the rest of the com
pany The piece net with marked favor from last
nights audience.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
erueARsAL OF THE MESSIAH"

The public rehearsal of the oratorio society +, 3
-, Ctristrnas performance of THE Messiah
nos held Yesterday at Carnegie Hall. This pre-
uu,nary TO the concert which is 10 De sIven T,'
, s veil attended and Mr.. Damrosch'
=. .,a o-atorio the soloists, the New YORK
80, orcbestrs and the chorus all shared IN
- -aia,iop that was literally manifested me
s,loiets we're Mrs Corinne Rider-keisey' sopiaiio
Miss Gertrude Londsdsle, coi.'ai.o' o
lin tenor and Dalton Baker oasso .,.., -.
% tra,,5ei.s Messiah" presented az revised by
-, tlharozer Prout professor Of music at the Dub
lin University.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
CLAUS SPRECKELS DEAD
Prominent in Sugar Industry and
Head of Noted Family.

San Francisco Dec 2s.-Claus spreckels, widely
known in the sugar industry. died early today at
his home, in this city In his eightieth year. TIE
immediate OF death wes an attack of pneu-
monia, which had developed alarming symptoms in
a few days.
His condition last night told his physicians that
the end was near, and relatives remained at his
bedside until his death. Rudolph Spreckels who
returned from Honolulu yesterday on the steamer
Nippon Maru, was one Of the number, John u.
spreckels. proprietor of The San Francisco CALI
and head of the Oceanic Steamship Company, was
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
G. a. LINCOLN STILL MISSING.

George A. Lincoln. of Residence Park, New Ro-
chele who. told in The Tribune, disappeared
On the evening of December Is, has not yet been
bear5 from He is sxty-one years old. about feet
inches tall and weighed $50 pounds. He is Of
light complexion gray and rather bald his beard
closely cropped. He negligee shirt gray
ulster and sealskin cap Mr. Lincoln has been IN
tbe employ Of Arnold, Constable Co. for many
years
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
LENox EMPLOYEES GET GOLD COIN

BY Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Ienox Mass Dec. @.-Owners of large proper
ties here made Christmas presents to their en-
n1oves in gold coin. William D. Sloane. George II.
Morgan Mrs. John Sloane and Charles Lanier
qa,e their help 81 90 s. and sl0 gold pieces. on
THURSDAY more than 5000 drawn from the
Lenox National Bank for this purpose William
D Sloane has over hundred employees on his
Elm Court
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
aTIEFIAND" AT THE TROPOLITAN.

..7fesand' was the offering at popular prices at
the Metropolitan Opera House last night ID Al
be-t.e music drama IN German was heard by
Iarse audience and Nine Emmy Destinn won new
Iaurels by her dramatic work as Marta herr
Scbn,edes as the humble shepherd, Fritz FeinhaIs
ss Sebastiano. Mr.. Hinckley as Tommaso anu
tIarr NbInann Ia the part of Moruccio all shared
IN the generous appreciation expressed by their
auditors Herr Hertz conducted
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
FRED NlgLo TO TELL OF TRAVELS.

Pred Nibio well known "a the variety stage an
n9unces mar the world" Is his and, after All ex-
Cu~sion 10 The Pyramids and other popular places
fshsosd has brought home eve {i'hs i-lai :
worm bs--i-g-. Mr eiblo has turned lecturer and
r. tie Cs,efr Theatre this afternoon he vii EiFe
Ire first Il . series II "traTel talks that VII De
annly Illustrated His discourse this afternoon
vii % On Africa, from the Cape - CAIRO
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
a1,rrx cRey~ ARRIVES FROM LONDON

The 1ondo, Musical Comedy COMPANY headed
n's.1a % IIyntfev and Julia sanderson. arrived
~ mis- country yesterday on the cnnaTdeT =, lp
,sna They were brought over ny mn ~, -. -,
.Is, ..,.ra.,, Theatre in musical comedy entitled
tij,,y C;rey..' 1t has long run at me filcks
,r,,e.tre London. Miss valli VAIL wen Know
,,,sr and dancer, is in the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
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SIP HECTOR MAcDoNALD's SON.

The career OF the late General Sir Hector Mac
donald who had by gallant fighting won ms way
up from the ranks 10 the grade Of general ana 10
knigf.thood Of the order OF the Bath hau so
tragic an ending that there are many VINO VIII pe
tnteres.e6 - learn that his only son. who bears
his fathers name Of Hector, has now entered me
great Elswsck works. near Newcssue-oh-1yhe
founded by the late Lord Armstrong, for the pro
01c'ion of heavy ordnance pa'ueaflips' '
ula-. ,. x,,,r,g Hector Macdonald has had an
Engineering education, and his future, which no"
seeras fulI Of promise viii be wetehed with sym
PATH MARQUIsE DE FOHTENoY-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMoNT-Air. and Mrs. H. B, Endleott, Bos-
ton. William Norris. 81. Paul t0LLANp-E
MANHATTAN ~ Znmerman, Cincinnati,
George 6 Moore. Detroit PL.AZA-W. h. Hall,
fTroy5 Kent Keith. Antwerp. SANoY-D. f. \.
1l.lrvmpe I ondon: r. n. Badd, Boston. ST.
RFG'IS-Senator GugEenheim. Coloradoi Sir Ed
ward Richardson, London
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
RED CROSS STAMPS STILL ON SALE.

II is announced that the sale Of the Red Cross
stamps issued in furtherance Of the anti
tuberculosis campaign will be continued until Janu-
ary l. Thirty million stamps have been issued. and
most Of them have gone into use The sale has
been so successful that not far from $4,000 will
have been obtained for the furtherance OF the OBJ
tect IN view
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

sban1okin. Penn, Dec. 26.-Rear Admiral James
MCQUEEN Forsyth L. S. y. (retired). was stricken
with paralysis at his home here tonight, and
crave fears are entertained for his recovery His
entire left side IS affected.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

As.s, As.%, H:nrZ I;.a!, zgrsgt5 Ngao95 g:s5ssc
Carleton, Kate H. Miller. Harry
esbsE 2Ss59 James James Eesnn. sahsar1s FG Gsafss
PsatGE Psa Eds&Pd s a5nH T. wsi9sss css1.s W
Frsneh wiIiism =.
.5S. 5:.Fs .::;3 ;S' Fsss 1'-s
2as % ssy r e: ss9 as sP9
iyn. Sunday. pseemSsT ~ at sso p m
cAFLEroN--At Hsverhin Msss., Dsesnssr IL Esssi
HYDE Carleton dapghtsr Of tie late Henry ara
Perkins. of Brooklyn
coUBRo-on Christmas Day. James cogoro. Fan:..n.
es4 9TH ave South BrookIzn. sunday. 8 ,, m
Dse:nSs. g James SgIss
ST, Brooklyn tuesday. December "a . o'oIoek
Ea .s. Fssy December 2 :. bis lss: ..ss
his 10th year
Ss S his aunt Mrs. Kate s,ssTns 9l45k. No 2s4 Al
aysd 0h Intsrns5 sanSsy o. pssss: y m Fsn
s:s'' 1a::Io:T 2 Il. s0i .fss5s %
SO Third Placs. on Monday. December 2s-
4 5ti:s asa ES'gs e gss F:: s = 19s
ave- Mohday 5 Decsa6s mSa s2 a sS N '4
AgCRLgrT-sgadsny CsncEn en- SATURDAY Peo-rssr 2 lee
SbUres = E.n aufiou, EunsrsI se-vses az Az souls
18th inst. at II g. m.
NJ MtOSD---At Peekskl. ~. = or Friday. DecsnbeP
-. 1908 Edison MeCord. aKeI ~ years nonczs
days Funeral Monday. December 2S his late
residence. No 130S Main Peekslfii "
p m Interment at Ossinins y. 7.
MLER' IL. NSi.A h his - bon. & D.s:asr 2 isos Ea sgs
az o'clock, No 10 West Ssrh
RATHRoRNEv suddenly on December "a 1903.
Charles Lambert Rathborne IN the 18th - Ms
ass Fureral services at Peters church. 3et1
81 between sth and 9th aves-, Sunday afternoon.
SCANNELI~.s December 25 tss restsaee ge
his aunt, Mrs. Birney Feowes. Fitzviiian1 Lcnsdsss
Seannei aged 3 Funeral services
Church, Cornwall. N Z. sunday December n 30
p m Trains via West Shore Railroad New orleans
papers please copy.
rHoRP-Suddsnly. Of pneumonia. December 25 1905.
Emma = daughter Of the lase Henry . rhoFp-.
Conn., on Monday December IS at D. m.
NANNECK-On Thursday. December 10 1908 Cannes.
France. sarah BrOoSman wife O Vauneck.
Funeral services held church Of Assem-
sion. Fifth ave and 10th St December Is
WHITNEY-On Friday. December 25. Charles y. Witt
OF the late James II and Mary Z. in
,'th year Of his age At the residence q hs ssn-in-
law 4 Fleming Popharn, kinderhook -. 7. FuRersl
services will be held Stephens Church woodiaEn.
\. Y. Monday, December IS LEAVING
Grand Central Depot at 1882 p m
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CEMETERIES.
THE woOpLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessble trains Grand Csr~
Tal Station, Webster and trollsys and
carriage Lots $3.50 up Teiephons 4s55 Granercy sor
Book OF Views representative
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK z CAMPBELL. 24I-s West sd 81 Chapsiz
Private and public ambuiances- Tel. 1924 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world known under
taker- Only place Of business Sth and 10Th
Largest in the world Tel. 124 f23 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
mrs. WILLIAM WINTER GOES WEST.

Wrs william Winter and her daughter Nlo'a'
Mrs pseJd,ng ! stjison left New York YESTERDAY,
travelling 80 Los Angeles
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27

sve,aE- ss average for corresponding last ~
correspondn< thrtythres Tea-a 81
Local Forecast-To-day. partly cloudy to-naorToEs
fair: fresh TO strong southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
AZ ENGLIsHMAH's ITALIAN NAME

EN FNGLISHMAS'S ITALIAN NAME
A. people who adopt an artistic career especially
IN ths musical lire. TO consider II necessary
- assume an italian name, IL may be just as We'll
explain that Signor Arturo Tbaldi, the viollnist
vha IS sailing for the United States, for the puT-
pose q undertaking professional tour here, Is In
reality Arthur Iarkns. son OF Lady Adeia Lark
inE and Of that Colonel CutheeTt Larkins VINO
Gentleman Usher Of the King and an extra
EqUerry of the Duke OF Connaught. has proved
friend II court in more senses than one 70 many
q MS American scQuaintances and facllitated
rheir admission into smart London society re"
people connected with the royal household have IN
deed & larger circle OF American acouaintances
thsn Cuthbert Lsrking. tc most Of wnom ne mas
been g useful mentor and guide. His wife, Lazy
zdea IsrkiuE daughter Of the second Earl OF
Lstor-es Is an honorary lady-in-Waiting OF the
Duchess Of Connaught. and Cuthbert Larhns 5
father the ate John ". Isrking. was noted hs-
u-e IN she Ievaut curing the reigns Of kheGVe Is
mai and HIS predecessor. Said Pacha' Wleidlhg d
considers bic amount Of influence as governor OF
the Imperial Ottoman Bank ~ Constahuhopie
Contrary 10 expectation. he did not leave large
fortune and Colonel and Lady Adela Larklng are
not vel of Consequently their four sons nave
rely upon themselves for livelihood, ana iaI
IS why Arthur Iarkng has taken 10 the coh0ei'
Platform as 2 professional violinist OF consldefa-
be talent. under the name Of Arturo Ilnaldl'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
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Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VII
extra charge
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CORNELL-KLrSE-At Delonz Ind, pscenosz ~
1908. By the Rev. A Maxwell Smith. Berths Char
lotte Kline TO Charles Jordan Cornell
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Notices of marriages deaths mues b inAorse@
with full and address
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Robert Charles Davey was born In New Orleans,
October q. 1883. His early education secured
in the schools of that city. and he then went to
st. vincents College, at Cape Girardeau Mo, from
which he graduated In 1871 He elected q
member of the state Senate IN 1879, and reelected
in 1854 and again elected in 1892. In the sessions
of 1884 and 1886 he was president pro tenn of the
Senate. From 1880 10 1883 he judge of the
First Recorders Court in New Orleans. In 1888
he defeated for Mayor. He elected to
Congress in 1890. but declined denomination. After
absence from the House for two terms he was
again elected, and subsequently reelected seven
times.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
Religious Notices.
20 cents n line.

ALI. ANGELS CHURCH. West End ard ssss
81 Rev. :. DE LANCEI TOWNSEND = . Ractor.-
Holy Communion. a m, Morning Frayer ara SER
mon by the Rector II q m Evening" PRAYER a
d. N. Strangers welcome.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dee 2s
The along the New England coast VIII be frssn
n strong southerIy shifting middle Atlantic
coast fresh south Atlantic coast moderate
south to southwest coast moderate southerly Tbs
northwestern storm continued its east
,ard and is now north OF Lake Superior al
tbaurb II has thus far caused almost PRECIPITATION
,a local snow Saturday IN the North
eastern states but districts this side Of
Rockies fair weather has continued.
Temperature fallen in the Eastern sections.
there is a considerable rise in the central district.
The indications that. the middle Western dis
trapce advances eastward, precipitation will in
he lower lake region Atlantic
ana there may clcudness along the middle
will rise generally IN Eastern sections
sunday y although slight fall will In the
terror no weather is indicated; in fact there
moderate temperatures VIII continue
line entire country for period OF several DAYS.
svlvauta partly coGdy Sunday. with pos
sibv showers northern portion Monday fair; fresh
southwest winds.
sunday with probably rain IN northern and
central portions Monday fair fresh TO strong southwest
winds.
fair except the lakes.
Eor Western PENNSYLVANIA. partly cloudy SUNDAY and
Monday. the lakes: warmer In southern
portion sunday
Local OnCIaI Record.-The following ornciaI record
from the weather bureau shows changes IN the tenn
with the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT c. DAvgY.

New Orleans. Dec. 2s.-Representative Robert c.
Davey, Democrat, Of the I'd District OF Louisiana,
died here to-day. Death due TO a complica-
ton of diseases
New-York tribune., 1908-12-27
TRAGEDY IN A ROYAL NURSERY.

Something very much akin 10 tragedy took
place the other day in the royal nursery OF King
Alfons0s children. Madrid, for, without any
warning whatever, the English headnurse, Miss
Bunting bv name. who had been with Queen Vic
to-is Eugene since about three months prior to
the birth the little Prince Of the Asturias sud
5enF feIl over dead her chair. in the presence
o the Queen and the children It was found that
she had succumbed 10 heart disease, although no
one a. Madrid had been aware until then that she
vas suffering from any such Inalady. As the Queen
IS IN delicate condition OF health and expecting
snorhe- addition her family early in the new
yesr. good deal of alarm entertained as 10
re results Of the shock caused by the event 10
her nervous system and she is much distressed at
fhe loss u 50 devoted a retainer and at the idea
q having 70 intrust both her children and her own
heath n the care Of new nurse, who must nee
eEssriv be 6 stranger
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06
The Affair Of
the Count.
BY CLA RIS.SA MACKIE


"Of course | do not wish to marry
the count" said Miss Bernard petu-
lantly. IF Aunt Dorinda gave you to
,--inderstand'- She paused significantly.
: "She did give me to understand that
the affair was settled" muttered En-
DRY, his gloomy eyes fixed on the
flashing sails in the harbor. In fact,
she intimated that Americans cut no
ice in the matter"
Poor auntie loves a title" sighed
Jean, rufing her pretty hair distracted,
ly. why couldn't she marry the count
herself?"
Emory got upon his feet with sudden
alacrity. There was fire in his red
brown eyes and discrimination in the
lines of his strong jaw
IF Miss Leigh marries the count,
will you marry me. JEAN" he asked
delightedly.
Miss Bernard stared; then she laugh
ed merrily
"Why not? With auutte's craving
for titled position satisfied. I believe
I might Don't-not yet" She ward
ed off Emory's irIpuIsive movement
and sought refuge behind a high back
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06

Zere are so many cars" wltimpered
the count, turning up the collar of his
light Overcoat. I'VE cannot identify ze
villain" His thin voice shook with
rage
1t is white car There are not
many going this way. You see we
are meeting some. None of them is
white. | have ordered Francois to
spare nothing TO make the time" The
chauffeur, bending low over the steer
ing wheel, let out the speed little
more, and the machine Swayed from
side to side with a tipping. tearing
grind that precluded any further con-
verSatiOn
Watchful and observant. Miss Leigh
and her guest sank into silence. and an
hour passed as they whirred their way
through town and village. GLIDING Wig
liant conStables with reckless darcdey-
iltry on the part of Francois. who was
drunk with a lust of speed On the
outskirts of the city Miss Leigh or
dered him TO slow down, and presently
the machine painted motionless at the
roadside while Miss Leigh and the
count took counsel together.
At that instant, out of the darkness
behind them, there shot a triangular
ray of light, and a white car swoOped
down and stopped beside them.
"Oh. Aunt Dorinda. How could
you?' came Jeans reprOachful young
voice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06
Sure of Water.

Sir Joseph prestwich had bought in
1864 small estate near SevenOaks, on
which he built residence, but it was
high up ON a dry and treeless chalk
down. Where was water to be found?
SO confident was Prestwich in re-
spect Of water supply that he at once
engaged an old well digger to sink a
well 16S feet deep. The boring pro-
ceeded, but when depth of 1876 feet
was reached the two workmen went to
the city and sought an interview with
their employer, whom they found at
his desk They explained that there
was no sign of water and that In their
opinion II was useless TO bore to a
greater depth. "Go on" was the quiet
rejoinder, you win come upon water
tomorrow. You are within two feet Of
It," Next day it proved exactly as
Prestwlch had fOretold, and ever aft
err, among many Of the denizens Of the
valley, he had the reputation, much to
his amusement, Of not being quite
"canny. Life and Letters q Sir 10
seph Prestwich."
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06
THE PERKINS FAMILY,
Hubby Is Given Another Reminder
by His Coed Wife.
RECALLS A SAD OCCURRENCE

Remembrance Of It Makes Her Want
to Smash Things-Tolls of Promises
That Were Net Kept by the Head of
the Household.
Copyright. 1895 by T. c. McCIure.I
Mr. Perkins had been out in the back
yard trimming the scraggly limbs off a
lone peach tree and trying to feel like
a farmer when he noticed that Mrs
Perkins had a very serious look on her
face.
Aren't you feeling well. my dearT'
he solicftously inquired
AS well as usual" was the reply.
HAS any recollection of a sad event
come over yOu|
Yes, sir, there has. have just re-
membered sad event that took place
last December. | think it was about
the Goth of the month. The remcm-
brance of it makes me want to smash
things"
80? Let us see. | have my diary
with me. We will turn to December
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06

Rodrck-l waited in that restaurant
two hours for my order
Van Albert-And what kind of an or
der came eventually?
Rodrick-Frog legs and one snail.
Van Albert-One snail?
Rodrick Yes. the snail was the
Chicago News.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06
Hiah Art In RillNiIle.

"An' you say it took that artist two
months to paint this little pictureY
"Shore didr
well. all I've got to say is he's too
slow fer this settlement. l could "a
painted two houses an four barns In
that time an not half tried. Atlantis
Constitution.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06

the umbra geous shade Of the twelve
and found them all as dead As door
nails. Mrs Perkins. there is imagina-
ton here as well as philosophy"
Yes, l link there is a heap more
of it,"
Il promised to erect grotto. read
up on -rOttoeS. | talked with cooners.
blacksmiths and plumbers about grot-
toes. | had Cr0t1ps on my mind for
a week. and then | gave II mp. It vas
the consensus of opinion that a grotto
served but the one rurp0se-the shell
ter Of cats at night. We are charitable
toward cats, Mrs. Perkins. but not so
charitable as to build grottoes for
them. Let them pass their nights in
the wood shed or the vestibule"
Yes. Mr.. PerkinS-lay it 10 the cats!
You'll probably tell me that you are
not going to put in fountain because
you fear that whale may get into it!'
NO, Mr.. Perkins; | shall tell you
the bare truth. You wanted a foun-
tain that would tinkle There is
big difference between a fountain that
squirtS and one that tinkles. a tin
king fountain should tinkie all day and
all night The sound is soothing; il is
romantic. The Romans had the tin
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1908-08-06
Why He Wanted to Know.

"Auntie. We're YOU ever marredT'
NO. my child. Why do you ask such
a question:"
Ma said one day that somewhere in
the world there was some fool of
man that the homeliest woman could
get if she wanted him."-Chicago Rec
ord Herald