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Mss B4RRYMORE'S views.
14rrmgnment of american Society
by 4creSS.
by Telegraph 10 The Tribune !

Telegraph
St Louis. Sept s0-AIfss Ethel Barrymore. who
has the entree into both American and English
society, made the astonishing declaration in n
terview here to-day that the most useless. brain
less and purposeless order Of beings in the world
constitute the elite society this country. She
expressed the opinion that the reason international
marriages with American girls have proved
failure is because the latter haven't enough men
tally, culture, education and serious purpose 20
interest Tor very long the foreign ncblernen or TO
meet the requirements OF the situation they find
there
There's no occasion for brains In our society, al
least not in that in New York which 1 have seen,
and consequently girls dcn't. prepare themselves
cultivate their capacities. They have enough
for what is demanded of them and they don't at
tempt anything difficult. If you can join
gracefully into the inanities Of ordinary dinner
table. you'n pass muster. but if you should hap
pen TO touch on anything that the real men OF
oGr country doing-the men who are accom-
plishing things-or II you should venture into an
intellectual discussion Of political issues or prob
lens. Of books OF any of the various multi
pie interests which might appeal to one or any
mental capacity, you would be Stunned as
frightful bore
The women or wealth merely selfish and
piggish. and utterly content with comfortable
living quarters. good dinner, little polo or
bridge 3 rapid automobile or two. They are
empty shells and perfectly meaningless and useless
TO the country.
If a plague were TO wipe the entire society
element OF New York the city would be none the
for il. nor would they be missed. They &C
complsh nothing, and give nothing TO the world
Miss Barrymore fastened to add that in declar-
ing that American not intellectually
equipped for nobIemen's wives she did not refer to
the great middle class. the working or the accom-
plishing class. but only the~so-called society
girls"
II the lords and dukes and marquises would
only choose their brides from the interesting mid
die class they would be disappointed for these
women are the finest that made; but, elias, they
need the money too badly. pcor things!
oh. Lord forgive me, no. Miss Barrymore eX-
claimed with disgust when the name OF a certain
son OF a New York capitalist mentioned as
being her shadow, following her about the country
Never. never will I marry the of millionaire
The millionaire would be bad enough. but the son
OF one-no. Why, the average young son OF a
millionaire hasn't enough brains TO interest play
fuI kitten much less the woman who has lived
any life developed her mind and seen the
world"
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Discouraging Sister from Suicide,
Bon Shoots Her.

Asa result Of means used TO prevent her from
committing sy,icide Mrs Roselle Bergman OF
NJ u Central avenue Corona, Long Island IS
dead. and her brother William hattes, VINO shot
re- e II jau charged with homicide hattes'
who IS eighteen years old Is attached TO the
school shin Newport. He said that the shoot
IL vas accidental
Ms Fo-Enan. who vas deserted by her nus
49, =a,-z-s7 years ago was released from the
insane asylum at Islip several months ago. Ac-
eardfng % her parents. she threatened on sew
e-sI occasions TO end her life. They found, they
say that by ridicuIing her they could make her
forget the threat
Ka4res saws that for this purpose, when his
zz-=- said she would Kill herself. he offered his
revolver to her. Re says he believed it was
urIoaded. and began swapping the hammer he
Cd Tot know there was one cartridge IN H. ana
inst as the hammer came down on II his sister
arose from the bed and started for the other
rz-- Of the room The bullet struck back Of her
lerr ear and entered the brain.
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Caroline r. Ely, OF Detroit was married at
MON Yesterday in ST. Thomess Church 10 clarence
Eza,- peck. son Of Mr. and Mrs Ferdinand w PECK
- chicago Only relatives and a few NITRATE
r-faDsz we're present at the ceremony, which was
ere,-n7ad Fy- the Rev. s. F. Goodman A reception
and breakfast followed at the Hotel webster IN
West 45th street The bride was given away DS
her 5rother-in-Iaw, Ransom George, OF Detroit 0he
had no attendants. Ferdinand W. FecA' J''' va"
his brothers best man.
Miss Grace Christine Webster vas married last
evening AT the home OF her uncle, DR.. David wen
-. NJ aoa Madison avenue to the Rev. Archi-
r7a]5 Donald NfacKiunon. Of Nova Scotia The oT1oe
is the seventh daughter Of the late Albert a wen
z-er q cousin OF Sir Charles H upper FORMER
r3-arie- n Canada and the bridegroom is the sew
ertb son OF John MacKinnon The bride, who was
e-iar in marriage by her uncle, DR.. Webster, wore
a gown Of white messaline and lace ven ana she
carried q bouquet Of roses and hiies-of-the
Her sister Miss Alberta Webster, ard Miss Ruth
hickman were her attendants They were dressed
=, mink and carried pink carnations. DR.. Donald
NscEinnon Of Boston, was his brothers best man
and David II. Webster and Dr.. W. De Lancey were
the ,,shere The Rev. Dr. Charles Aked. Of the
FgY,h Avenue Baptist Church. performed the cere-
,-7orv which was followed by a supper served by
T,s4,,o,fco The house was decorated with palms,
ferns and cut flowers After trip through the
Now England States and the Canadian Provinces
the couple win make their home in Nova Scotia
,ere the bridegroom is pastor Of the Presbyterian
church at WatervilIe.
Miss katherine Rapelye Van Nostrand daughter
NJ Iobo 2 Van Nostrand. married yesterday
,-a-roou 10 John r Hoyt IN the Collegiate Church
x1-ez+ End avenue and nth street. by the Rev
T4o-r,- I. Cobb Miss Helen Van Nostrand was her
LISTERS maid Of honor Norman Van Nostrand was
h. hest mar and the ushers were William II. VIII
- II Louis de G de AIilllan, James ". Alker,
Tal-, z Never. George c. Meyer and Hazen L,
Hoyt, II.
The marriage OF Miss Harriet May Ruthraun.
=,,ebter of Mr. and EIrs. Charles Conrad Ruthraun
:. Edwin " Cassebeer, VIII take place to-day az
+te Collegiate Church West End avenue and nth
street
Henri Frank Boissevain. banker, living al the
7,5so, Washington Square, and Miss Caroline
T.,4ojrF wilson OF No % West S3th street, daugh-
- ~ william s Wilson viii be married on jag
urday-
,,r,sr.oIis Sept. 50-Un.ced States Sehntot
- Hemenwsy and Mrs. Hemenway an
,.s today the engagement OF their daughter
= aennett Gath, CT Harry B. Gath a
- a1,s. ~ this city. The wedding VIII take place
IA JaauaEss
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COMMITTEE FOR MRS. MORALES.

Justice Giegerch. in the Supreme Court yester-
dsv appointed William Blau OF Ne. 3D Broadway
as committee Of the estate Of Mrs. Loretta Morales
wife OF Miguel Rodriguez Morales, OF No. 81 West
9th street Mrs Morales las been patient in the
Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane for about
TWO years The petition for committee or Mrs
MoraIes's estate fled by Dr. William Mabon
st1perintendent CT the hospital Dr. Mlbon says he
mas learned that Mrs. Morales possesses property
worth $4,000 The income from the property, he
saws IS g 500 a year lie does not why the
burden OF her maintenance and treatment should
fan on the state when she has means of her own.
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DAY THREATENS STUDENTS.
No Senior Week or Junior Promenade Unless
They Behave Like Gentlemen.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune

syracuse. sept, 30--Because OF alleged MS
conduct on the part OF junior and senior stu
za+s AZ > recent reception given by the sopho-
-,o-as 70 the freshmen. Chancellor James 4
Dav Of Syracuse University at chapel exercises
This morning announced that unless the students
showed that they meant TO act like gentlemen IN
the future there would De no senior "eeA ="
80 -,or 8 i,,nior promenade in the winter.
A. the same time Dr. Day said that an order
made some time ago that fraterniues must not
have vicious animals about their quarters was
- f-.eIr IF vicious bulldog at once He De
a.1e-a5 +Ha1 frarernitiee could be done away with
a. easily as individuals
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MISS ADAms's NEW PLAY.

1rorda Adams has begun rehearsa1s Of new
NAV Tx, 7 NJ Barrie in which she will be seen
here during the present season. II is called w nat
E-v-arv Woman Knows" Richard Bennett will De
the leading man IN her company, and IN TINS III
STANCE he will impersonate the character OF John
Sband Gerald du Maurter played It in London
during the run OF the play III that city Fred ~
Ter. P Peyton Carter, Lumsden Hare, DAVID ioE-
rance Beatrice Agnew. Lillian Spencer, IhoTna@
Nalentine and ". II Gilmore will be in the cas-
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STAGE AFFAIRS.
GARRICK THEATRE.
mrs. Peckham's Carouse" According TO
Sister Nav

The town apparently thought it was getting
something new when jolly May Irwin moved into
the Garrick Tuesday night and took with her
Mrs Peckham's Carouse." with which her equally
amusing sister Flo entertained the audiences az
the variety theatres last season. Those VINO sa"
the fine "jag" Flo acquired during her per
forraances viii enjoy Mays iudtcrous oehaVlor
in the present revivaI-thats what II ls-rhe
revival of an old lag" It would be odious 70
make comparisons in this instance since the sisters
Irwin are both good performers. Those who nave
seen Flo must see Msy.
The sketch is - George AIDE, but 1t is May Irwin
s'carouse." Need be said7 At the unae inc
sketch was presented at the Fifth Avenue Iheatre
If was duly recorded in The Tribune Briefly MIS-.
Peclz1arn is an ardent reformer. Her speciaity .
down with rum" In her devout moments she -
q Carrie Nation Her husband has tastes diaIne'rl-
callv opposed TO her. He always kept speclai
brand Of rye at his Office A friend sent nm d
bottle reputed TO have slept forty-odd summers IN
Kentucky cellars During the action Of the sAeIch
Mrs Peckharr svoons. Another friend OF her nus
band revtves her with a nip of the aged rye EFSH
rye has its attractions Mrs. Peckhann srreiled the
bottle two or three times took another Mo- taeh q
drink She got tipsy. and in that state amused her
enemies and scandalized her friends II Is III the
tirsv mood that Nav Irwin trumphs. ana those
who would see her comical attitude in that s'ate
must visit the Garrlck. Mrs. Peckharas CirouS7
&c a bfzhbau that precedes The Mollusc-
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ANoTHER DEVIL COMING.

The management of the new German Theatre, at
59th street and Madison avenue has been deeply
IMPRESSED by the present revival OF popular inter
est in the cardinal Of the lower regions, and an
no,nces with becoming sCieulnity, that Brother
NfoInar's drama Of The Devil will be performed
on the German stage next Tuesday night. Eugene
Burg will inpersonate the character, to which 2
peCial attention has been drawn by the acting g.
George ArHss and Edwin Stevens. The version TO
he used is a translation made from the German
by Dr. A Kozme.
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Died.

BLIss-on Monday- September IS. 1905 Wilisn Il
Bliss. Intsrnent Thursday ar .. II
BR:DGIEB-At New RoeheHe y ?. NenazZ. sep
tem5er 5 1905 arr1'n1s 8risFiea 49, 81 Bl2 s-
service az his late resideucs No rs A7Ifce = =
l.o-s'e -. - ---c - l-.5a- love
Cemetery. Brooklyn. " r.
BT-HLER-Cn September e. Lacy A. w3ss & ne 80
fg-e-el servfees on Trrrsss- sf.er-7n Cctcosr
aoT-srs
suaaeay. se7'eussr 70 res az IS ' S.
thaniel Catliu Funeral -rivzre
CHA1fBEF2s-At No-risrown- s. y &c Waaass-sy.
september 30. r9es. Jeanette - CnsEoers -als Ter
Of the late James and Helena De'F.-t ..nsis5srs-
Funeral residence No 90 S11-1
~. -Iorrtsyown- y J. Fr.das. October . AZ 80
Please ornit 1oNsrs
cQ9SLEY--.- he bone o. her da1S5-e- aifs ~
C01ley aged - Suneral services THURSDAY esnins az
s O'clock
widow o. the late Edward :. Corsa Fgsasral Frleay
ss 7e,ns ~ aSse 81 90 a. ~ s-arT
ElaLINvTOoD-At Cornwall Conn On Wednesday. ss2-
TENDER 81. Francs Fleid EIlio7za0t- D D. ass 81
Funeral from the res,1slce ~ his -a1shrer No
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band % Gilbert and flr1er o. Edita Eialnes and
William Gilbert
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Of Joseph Gr.ndeE- Funeral F-i1sly- oc-7ner 2 go
CLsss0n and Madison 81
LANDON-Ou Tuesday. September %. 1875. wzasr =
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PEICE 7o75 Nsya-s ;, 3 On EgsdHssae s,2ssasss.
so ISee- Emily CATHERINE Judd WIDOW 2E AaEl1ias
on Friday. OCTOBER . AZ ? M Relatives szd
frieEus are invited % attend
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PRESIDENTS SON BEGINS WORK TO-DAY.

ThompsonvilIe, Conn, Sept So-fheodore Koose-
,,aIt r. who is to enter the employ OF the Hart
90 Ca-,e+ Cor,psuv whose mills situated
bars arrived late to-day and went 20 the COM
nanv's office where he received by A D. Hig-
gios the vtce-rresident. and other officers He
zvrI eu1er upon his duties as an office clerk To-
o,, g,o,ns into the wool department later
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PREPARING THE THIRD DEGREE"

Charles Klein and Henry B. Harris arranged
yesterday for an early production OF Mr. Klein $
new plav OF The Third Degree" Announcement
was made that Edmund Breese had been engaged
for the chief part in 1t. Helen Ware and Wallace
E5dfnqer viii be in the company supporting him
In IL probability The Third Degree viii be pre-
scented at The Hudson Theatre, which IS owned
and managed BY Mr.. Harris.
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WILL DIsPosEs OF s1,48OOOO ESTATE.
Henry Suydam Wilson Gives $4,000 to
Charity and Remembers Employees.


Charity and Remembers Employees.
The wiz Of Henry SuydaIn Wilson, who died
September . a. his town house, No g East osth
z--ez- 7zroees Of an estate valued a. e. 5000 q
which so 90 goes 70 charities and The residue 70
relatives servants and otEer employees. The re-
sfs-a-v share left 70 the widow Caroline A WI
scr IS estimated At ss6z 600. The New York city
s-~v=-- and Tract Society. the Presbyterian Hos
49, and the Presbyterian Church IN University
Pace each receive Sfc90. II case Of the death OF
rs widow her grandson. Henry SJydaTn Reynolds
~ Nc Fn East 18th street. Is made the TesldoarF
1ezztse The viii gives him s5oeA John A stow.
- NJ rs Fart 10Th street. my faithful clerk
-s-e--zs - 900 and AEiI H Cantor, OF No. l"p
v-es- 77-- street also 'rnv faithful clerk gets
x naa To each Of his other employees who was
IN MS service fer five years OF more ne ieaFeS
II making specific requests Of 1900 each 10 Mary
n Kan Mar DonneIly and Margaret Mc1rath'
C. NJ q East s9th street, and Michael Faiion' OF
NJ -l2 East SO street.
--fz sisters Amelia N Graham. Of the Holei
P1zzz and Adeline L PoilloD. Of the Hotel F-aza'
receive xzrao each. snd trust fund Of s-o5V" i
established r-e income 70 be paid 10 his sister
amelia n Graham. and 10 be increased so I--e-
Hs- re- annual income shall be $500 10 Mary
Macdonald ~ the Hotel Plaza, he leaves Slow
% Alice r Harlan Of 40 - East 18th street ~
saa- m -,s rfeoes Sarah Eliza Mott Of No ~
vez- szrb street and Mary Louise HerrlcK' o.
st-s7rre-rv .F4Iu Stamford. Conn, %''o es'A
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VAUDEVILLE AT THE AMERICAN.

On Saturday night the engagement OF Mr. Abrann-
sons Italian Opera Company at the American
Theatre will be terminated. and on the following
Monday afternoon Mr. Morris viii turn II into a
variety house. He has arranged q special bill for
the first week and IT will be headed by the Four
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ZcovERNoR BLACK TO RESIDE HERE

nav Teegrayh 70 The Iri6lne-I
TROY n Y. Sept 50-EG-Governor Frank .
BLACK has reiinqCished his home IN PIneWoods ave
- ,L.ra he has lived for more than twenty-five
- ard with Mrs Black departed yesterday for
Ts,v york where he VIII reside winters Mr..
r,,a,s retains his summer home at Freedom n H
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MISS gArEg,s SUCCESS ESTABLISHED

Because of the extraordinary demand TO wit
ness Miss Bates's fine performance n The Fight
ing Hope" David BeIasco announced yesterday
that afternoon performances would be given each
Thursday during the engagement. beginning to-
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WHALEN's ANSWER TO GOVERNOR
Secretary Of State Resents Remarks ABOUT
Increased Expenses Of Departments

Albany. sept 3O-secTetary OF 7'a,7 ', 80
zzrs out statement to-day ID fep-S - .--
r-s-,ct~-r made Of the Democratic state oIlleeis
= 60 44-,e47es last SATURDAY evening Ia MS
speech q acceptance In BROOKLYN when the 'loe-
s-nor referred 10 TIRE increased expense accounts
Of the elective state officials. MI W h4ieH say
Il part
Governor Hughes n the course q 49, - 80 an
Ssf.~ssv e--erine II Brooklyn SAID tAaL L.S 80
-,-c--ts+so-s Tor tie running expenses OF LLle
Szrre-s-v Il states Office are n excess u -
e ~ q r.9v predecessors This Is -.
Governor should have been fair IN ms 49, -een
sr6 aE5ed that while the expenses nav -,
greater rhe fees have increased accoTllIEIs =, -
-F= Secretary Of States once lAlllSu -
80 sac treasurer more than &lbOsgo1. "AlCH
AS nearly $4,000 II excess OF HE aLlolL.t &c
cef4e5 from ne department the previous fea--s
VgEfIe Governor Hughes was making C,i-i -
sons In the several state departments WY &c -
-or maize No 4 table comparing TIE expenses %
The executive department Tor ne lasl w. 100
v-r-4l rr0Se OF g6- ard 1902 II Ire mad A- NotL1
So. foagG tral under Governor Hughes me -
sclrive department i-as cost The stale heai+y
s. s3e than n olo 14i-ii# iH -'f' '~-' va
tie .a1e Governor Higgins
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"MARcELLE" AT THE CASINO.

The Casino Theatre Will be reopened tonight
and Louise Cunning vyTII appear there in a musical
comedy called 'MarCee," made by the Messrs
I,tIa4- and T.uaerz Mr.. Luders VIII direct the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

ttbat temperattre YESTERDAY 60 degrees. lowest So
gasgs IS average corresponding date last So
erse FOR corresponding last thirty g.
Igcal Forecast day. partly CLOUDY: Friday fair
krszh southNa aad west WINS
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CEMETERIES.
The WOODLAND CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem Grand Cen
tral Station Webster and Jerome avenue trosTs and y
carriage Lots $50 Te-e7hors 4s53 Cr21lercy 20
Book Views T=presentativa-
Once % East 22I St View York CITY.
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xzpm,r ROOSEVELT AT HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass. Sept 2C-Kermit Roosevelt.
second son OF President Roosevelt, registered as
freshman at Harvard to-day. He will room at
CvlaverIy Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-01

The registration days this year are Monday,
October 5; Tuesday. October 81 Saturday,
October TO- and Monday, October z. All who
intend TO vote must register on one of these
days. bstvsssn q. IN. and 10 ..
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Religious Notices
80 cents a line

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Union TFEBL OGICAL SEMINARY
200 PARK Avenue. New York
res cDeu{na SadresS Seventy third Acadsrlf1
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