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c. 4. r. WILL SEEK STATE PENSIONS

Albany Oct. New York State members Of the
Grand army OF the Republic Will endeavor to pro-
cure the enactment Of e law by the next Legis-
ls;ure giving them state pensions. The corluittee
recently appointed by Department Commander W.
Il Daniels discuss the matter met here to-day
ian, A Boyd and Henry Knapp of New York City.
and Lewis z Griffith of Troy. 10 draft bill which
vuiu be submitted the various posts Of the state
for consideration.
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J. P. mITcHEus FATHER STRICKEN.

Joseph Mitchell OF No. Az West ls2d street
father of John Purroy Mitchell Commissioner OF
Accounts suffered a stroke Of apoplexy just as
he was about 10 register in the cigar store al No
aos7 Amsterdam avenue last evening.
Mr. Mitchell would have fallen had not several
men supported him An ambulance from the
Washington Heights Hospital took Mr.. Mitchell
home. His condition improved later in the even
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
THE AMERICAN IDEA" AT THE NEW YORK

AT the New York Theatre last night George NJ
Cohans musical novelty, called THE American
Idea" was presented and enjoyed by large au-
dience. George Beban, Trixie Friganza. Robert F.
Daley and Stella Hammerstein were the chief per-
formers in it. For the present it is sufficient to
record that Mr. Cohan's piece gave satisfaction At
a later day further mention VIII be made CT it
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
The cast follows:
VAUDEVILLE At THE AMERICAN.

When the American Theatre opened Its doors
last night II added another link 10 chain Of In
dependent vaudeville theatres that under the
direction OF William Morris. The manager OF
the American presented a fine vaudeville bill for
his inaugural performance and filed every seat
in the theatre. According to the way the
lockers called act after act appealing for more
favors from the performers, II would be hard to
distinguish the leading performers u the entertain
Tnent Charlie Ross aad Mabel Fenton appeared
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

In an amusing sketch called Just Like Woman
The four Mortons produced laughter in their dane
ing skit Breaking Into Society" Felix and Caire
gave Representations Of well known actors. and NC
Mahon's Watermelon Girls added TO the merriment
with rev minstrel piece.
Others to be found in the bin were Julian Rose.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Fftzsirnrnons, the Three Du
monds BaruoId's dogs. Smir and Kesner and the
Morriscope. There viii be two performances here
every dav
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
A NEW zANeWILL PLAY.
rFroln % Trlbene Rureau.1

IFrOIl The ITI6Ils- FITFalI
Washington. Oct 5.-"The Melting Pot" Israel
ZangwiI's new play, the scenes Of which are laid
in New York had its first production at the CO.
lurnbia tonight before audience including the
President and Mrs Roosevelt members Of the diplo-
matte corps and Official circles. The drama deals
with Russian Jewish immigrants and their fuslng
in the crucibIe OF the metropolis 10 produce typical
Americans with the dominant characteristics of all
that is best among the nations Of the earth Mr.
Zangyvil was present
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
NINE. scHEFF IN TIE PRIMA DONNA.
New Comic Opera by Henry Blossom and
Victor Herbert Produced in Chicago.

BY Telegraph 10 The TribU0e-I
Chicago. Oct. 5-Nue. FRITZ Schef appeared to-
night at the Studebaker Theatre in The Prima
Donna a new comic opera by Henry Blossom
and Victor Herbert
Nine. Scheff and her play were cordially received
One song in particular waltz theme, was feat
ure. In the company We're W J. Ferguson, James
E. Sullivan. William K. Harcourt, William Ray
mond, Josephine Bartlett and Ruth Holt Bouci-
cault.
At the end OF the first act Nine. Schef was re-
called again and again. and finally appeared, lead
ing Messrs. Blossom and Herbert on the stage
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
MILE. MFRS AT LINCOLN SQUARE.

The chief figure in the bill yesterday at the
Lincoln Square Theatre Nile. Fatima Mris.
who appeared in a sketch called The Geisha-
In the course of her performance she changed
costumes no less than nineteen times The audi
eEce was nightly pleased with her rapid-change
act and gave noisy evidence of it. She is not the
only player in the bin however. There are
number Of good performers and all gave salts
faction
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
HENRY W. SAVAGE GOING TO ITALY.

Henry W. Savage has decided to forget his
numerous devils" and merry Widows for
while and enjoy the more natural atmosphere of
sunny Italy. Mr.. Savage will sal! to-day, to be
gene for month more. He expects TO tarry
in Paris awhile and see q new opera called THE
Prince Zah,'' which he hopes to bring over here
While Mr.. Savage is away the merry widow
will have shifted to fields Of conquest but
he expects TO keep one devil on guard all winter
at the Garden Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
BANKER SUED BY DAueHTER-IN-LAw.

william NJ. Durkin, sr. q retired broker Of
prooklvn was made defendant in the suit OF Mrs.
1sa6 T)urkin 20 recover Ssoo6o for alienation OF
ber husbands affections, in Special Term, Brook
lvn Yesterday Mrs Durkin began suit at the
sa,,a time against her husband for separation, and
,,ot.an for aiimony and counsel fees was made
by her lawyer. Edward J. Reilly. She said she
,,S Lert from her father-in-isW's home where she
.na tsr husband lived
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
RUSH AT ART STUDENTS LEAGUE.

The Art Students League opened its enrolment
hooks for the winter season yesterday morning.
There was a record rush of prospective students.
Long before the doors were opened fully a hun
cred persons had gathered. and this number in
creased as time passed So great was the rush
mat some OF the elder students, after waiting a
hour ard being unable 10 get In decided 10 return
to-day 10 register.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

In M-morlasA
N Fana-a " a.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
kuPINe rAEL STANDARD IN CHINA.

Pelling Oct 5.-An edict issued to-day estab-
fishes the Kuping taeI the standard coin Of the
empire. The tael and the half-tael viii be 9s per
cent fine and the smaller coins S3. The Mexican
dollar has been legalized pending the preparation
of the Kuping coins
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
WRIGHT MAKES THREE FLIGHTS.

lie Mans, France. Oct. 5.-wiIbur Wright the
American aeroplanist made three short flights
with passengers to-day. Ont with II. Boil
lee who weighs about Two hundred and sixteen
pounds and the others with II. Pellier, vice-presi-
dent Of the Aero Club of the Sarthe. who weighs
17e pounds These demonstrations Of the ma
chimes ability 10 carry weight were entirely sat
5Sfar
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Eoracast for Special LOcaiities-For New England
ard Eastern New York. and to-day; showers
"wednesday: light 10 fresh sc-theast south winds
For the District OF Coiumba. Eastern Pennsyfvant>
delaware MARYLAND and Jersey. increasing cloudf
ness and to-day; showers Wednesday; light 70
fresh southeast winds
-rasnv cloudness to-day: showers and cooler Wednes
4sy. fresh southeast south winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
Died.

s,-uzEvva-S. bs- ia.. rssdence Mz--ez-sn. T.. -
Ss1d@y oe9oF s5 N,lrl % Brett 4snia ana q
James " Andrews Relatives and q trieras TS.s.s csra
Mateawan Tuesday afternoon 0etooeT ? q -. -
$50 and 11-10 a Tuesday
ARDEN-Entered into L1ss. sassrta5 octoosf
,n a+y % p.ss. Asssn Ar sSa 4 Fu6sr. a. esssa
naent al Garrison. y. Z
BAILEY-On October 1905 his ate rsside2ss . So.
20 West 9Tts 81 iAI "a. H % SAY ,or = Fs-ss
2u West 2ad Tuesday. p m IH'srnsa' Ss~''1-
BALE-on Saturday, october 5. 1905. Bessie Bale.
widow Of Henry Bale. RsIativ=s and frisrs' - a.
TesPss'sex Te:s5f No nT's4 Tasssass 9 a5isA st iass
Rrooklyn. Tussdsy Getossr a 49, ~ Nay.
East 5th st Fort Hamilton ave
BAssETr-Entered Ms sssiaeges ossla
beloved husband q EIizabesh Barton. IN t1s Tzsn
neral services on wednesdaT October = al o,cloek
al the Shapsi q n I'HnP f <ns a. rsrssassa
Cemetery Barre and Atho Mass papers Pi7a'S
Anna Rosae ssexnsn 1suE''e- p ne :s.. l>ss AZ
oH ;S 1r ana e1S ga Mas5s ave- ard ss5S St on Taes
day morning October a. e3o sosS :, assk
Albany papers please copy.
BERKEon October I9os J29eH7a Bg5s s13.s go "a
Funeral Tuesday at , n Interuent Holy Cross
Cemetery
from his LATE residence. 10 ses tsa e srge.lyn. -
n
flowers
CHAMBE-RIIN-G-ace beloved wife % Burr Ciaras
daughter EHen J and Mar II Kuowiton. sUddeEiy.
IN No 81 Reunsen 81 zroo<sa
Funeral Wednesday az II H. Int@rnent al COT
venence OF family
CoGswELL~-At Albany y T. on sunday. October
C1rneIia Mcclure. wife of Ledyart CossEeii ana
youngest daughter Of the lare Archibald Mc(lgrs s1d
Susan Tracy Rice Funeral On wednesday al 80 , ~"
CoLGAN-On October 3 1905. Bridget Coizzn, wido.
OF Edward CoIgan beloved mother OF Ricnard
J Colgan Margaret VI Quinn a. the residences
OF s0n-in-law. Daniel Quinn. No So9 STERLING
place Brooklyn
DEELEY-suddenly. October 3 az stanford y y.
Robert q % West 10th ST. New York
CITY szd OF his age Services az ne
fngt on Wednesday evening clock Relatives and
friends respectfully invited attend. also members of
Scotia Lodge ga. 2 A n Union Chapter l-1 +
A NJ nhzttan CornrnaudeTy. 81. Knights Tsr1Dlsrs
Mutual Knights Templsr Association InterrneRt 2c
convenience OF family
suddenly. % hearf fall
ure. ; Margaret 2. wife q Charles
FTacxstaff and youngest daughter o. Ms z A.
Hoffman and Dean Hoffman Notice OF fsnera4
VAN CLEAF-SufdenIy. sunday October q. Mrs lsa-
boIrs VsD C1aaF 1fs0u ~ the late s A V Van CIeaf
Funeral private. residence. No %
West 4eth St Wednesday evening. O'Clock MataS43
CN- - papers please
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
MR. ROCKEFELLER TO RETURN HERE
Reiterates That He Feels Better than He Did
Fifteen Years Ago.
rBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Cleveland. OCT. John D Rockefeller viii leave
las home a. Forest Hi or Thursday TO return 10
k-s home IN New York.
Il dent know which city ! ike the best-Cleve-
ssn5 O. -1ew York" said 5r Rockefeller In each
CITY I have personal and business relations that
are most pleasant 7 viii, however, reiterate my
receu- statement that I feel better and can Go
more work thar ! could fifteen years ago"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
FIRE IN HOLD OF THE MONTEREY.

Havana, Oct. 5.-The Ward Line steamer Mon
terey from New York for Vera Cruz, entered Ha-
vana Harbor early this morning with a IRE in her
forward hold which started yesterday morning
The extent Of the fire has not yet been ascer-
tanned but it is expected that large part of
the cargo viii be taken out undamaged.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
VIRGINIA HARMED AT HAmmeRsTEIN's.

Virginia Harmed heads the bill this week at Ham
merstein's Victoria Theatre, appearing in a little
play called The IDOL of the Hour" With her in
the bill Irene Franklin and Bert Green, Leo
Ditrichstein and company Lyon and Parkes and
La Belle Blanche
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

.Reeister! Rsgstsrl Resister!ll No man
,..rts 20 lose his vote this year You cannot
vote unless you register. Take chances
Getting your name on the books some later day.
Today may be YOUR only opportunity. Don't
let il slip by.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

RepubIicans! Remember that the party can
not win unless you vote. To vote you must
reaister. You can register to-day. 1t is your
duty TO register to-day, unless you die SO yes
terday. To wait may cost you and the party
your vote.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
SUICIDE ON THE VIRGINIA.
Battleghip's Chief Yeoman Kills Himself at
Manila

Washington. Oct. 5.-Rear Admiral Sperry. com
rnanding the Atlantic battIeship feet at Manila,
reports 10 the Navy Department that George Schir,
chief woman on the battleship Virginia, com
mitted suicide at Manila last night. He a
son OF Solomon Schi1, No, ~ Hancock street,
RrooklNn.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
DIR. K1NsMAN PLEASED AT ELECTION
VIII Be Consecrated Bishop Of the See of
Delaware on October %.

The Rev. DR.. Frederick J. Kinsman, Of the Cen
eral Theological Seminary. of this city, who as
told in The Tribune, has been elected 10 succeed
the late Bishop Leighton Coleman in the Delaware
See Of the Protestant Episcopal Church, said yes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Do It! Do il day! Do II novg!I! Register
The registry booths are open from q. M to
10 o. m. II you live in Manhattan or The Bronx
you will find the place in this issue of The
Tribune. Register before you 90 to business.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-CaDtain z. B. vinans. Z. s. A
E BEbMQNTxH @ stuTges Providense Hs, ~ IN
TAN-H T. Henderson, Durango, Col ST, RE
GI5-Baron LanbTozy. Vienna WAIDORF-AS-
TORIA-H. A. Blair, Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
A 100000 FIRE AT MANILA.
Philippine Products Companys Plant De
stroyed-New Workers. Owners.

Manila, Oct. 6.-The extensive plant Of the Phil
ippine Products Company destroyed by fire
to-day, causing damage in excess Of $500 000 largely
covered by-insurance. A large quantity Of cocoa
oil and copra burned. The plant large
" owned by New York men
The Philippine Products Company Of New Jersey
has a capital of 100000. Franklin C. Colby is
president, p. Steinlan secretary and Charles Tat
ham treasurer. The directors Franklin @.
Colby. Benjamin 3. Colby, Josephine ". Colby.
D. c. Link, Eustace Conway. Charles latham, G.
Snow and Isaac N. Simmons.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
OBITUARY
BISHOP TIERN EY.

Hartford Conn. Oct 5-The Right Rev Michael
Tierney. Bishop OF the Roman Catholc Diocese
of Hartford died at his home here this afternoon
from the effects Of stroke OF apOplexy which ne
suffered during Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
Domestic Rates.
Canadlan Rates.

Mall subscrtptons N New YORK City 20 ne pATT.r
ard TRI-WEEkLT viii charged one cent a c01T
extrs postage In addition 20 ths namsd Rboga
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v hen ICNety woman stoops 10
CAST OF CHARACTERS.

Jchn M2TshaH u ian f1st-aIisS
Iennox Erie Maturtn
Charlie Hope Mitchell
Ben IotIas = sAe4.s
Christine Marshall Gertrude Berkeley
Arnahel!e Greeneer SusaIlne
Ahble -I<liS RANGES Aa4 n
Mamie Dean Viola FoTtescue
F}ettina Dean Maxine Elliott
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

TIgbest temperature yesterday IS desrees Io~est 81
rags e. average FOR corresponding date Of
IS average corresponding date last thiry-three
years. 60.
z,-.rsrs. light 10 fresh southeast south winds
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Local OsHciaI Record-rhe following oractaI record
ror the Weather Bureau changes IN tire
srs+re for the last tveny-four hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
BARON HERRIES.

York England. Oct. 5-Marmaduke Constable
Maxwell, the twelfth Baron Herries, died here to-
day. lie was born in 1871
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily BY Harlem rom Grand cen-
trai Station troieVs and 6Y
Lots $50 TsleDhons asa GrzE1srSy "a
Views representative
Once. % East 20 81. View York Cfcy.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Montreal, Oct. Sd. McNicou. first vice-pres-
ident and general manager OF the Canadian
Pacific Railway. said to-day: THE company has
made terms and has offered the strikers no
conditions. The men. if they return 10 work, will
do the same conditions that existed prior 70
the strike The company will give employment to
as many men as it can find room for. The men
employed since the strike began viii not be dis
charged except for fnefhciency"
It is announced that many Of the strikers viii
amply for work tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

Notices of marriages and deaths must be iaderssd
with full name address.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wfli be
republished the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra
charge
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
UNDERTAKERS

FRANK T. CAMPBELL. 241-s West z51 50 CAspsiA
Private and public arabulancss Tel 1924 Chsissa
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06

CuFORD-ROBINSON-O Mcnday. October s.. by The
Rev. Arthur Rogers. Thomas 3. Clifford II. Mary
Penrose Robinson. daughter OF CeoHe
c. Hooton. Red Roof the residence cf brides
mother Chester. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
STRIKERS ACCEPT AWARD.
{. L. Mdchinists VIII Return Under
Conditions Pre7iOusIy Refused.

' Ottawa, Oct. 1.-The Canadian Department Of
Labor received notice to-day that the Canadian
Pacific machinists had accepted the award Of the
Board Of Cancellation appointed under the Lemieux
act. The strike is therefore over. The men two
months ago refused TO accept the award and struck
AT that time the company accepted the award.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vin
be repubIished in the Tri-weekIy Tribune withOus
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-06
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In NemOram
CE1IETERIE5-

BowDES-1n loving memory Of James W c BO-osn.
October g.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13
eleftriIher @Ipbus.

Bon bem 9bbIifer Straub ift elm
nsuer @lobus fir 2ebr5tpede erbo9t
tpprben, Der Dor alien fetnen 8oredns
germ beftimmte BeTonbsrbeitsn ditfaus
tpeiTen bat. Der beIonbere 0or3ug
birTes globus beitebt in Der 8tnubung
bes Gleftromagnetismus, inbem feline
OberFIG4e nan 8elieben mdgnstiiirt
unb entmaanetiiirt tpsrben fam. 0as
hurh iIt es m0gliG, bic Wirtune Der
S6perfroFt unmittelbor 5u seigen, irls
hem bic SberflG6e bes 9Iobus Wtes
to1It0rper ebsnfo Gnaiebt unb feitbdlt
nie bic GrbpberlG6e ieben ROrper.
sserner finb on bsm 9Iobus bier
S6a6ts ongebra9t, bic Tid] TN Mittel.
punt bereinigen unb bic MOglihteit
stben, gu 5eigen, tpis ale 9esenftGnbe
na9 benz Wittslpuntt Der Grbe ansss
5ogen tperoen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

1Rare basberIbmte
g 9Ia6trOB Rdpolsons, foI bos
sr0Bte Pferb setpefen isin. bus Der
neueren Gef4i9te betdnnt lift. Der
Raifsr ritt Wlarengo Sulebt IN btr
SaIodt bon Mont ct. Sean, in ipel.
der bos pferb bic iisbente Dunbe ers
belt 0as qradtpferb perenbete i'm
Alter BON 36 Sabren.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13
Hn die RorreIpondenten des
DeutTd)eii berold.

Ninrion, 9. o, 10. 6ebr. '0s
Sine srOBe leberrOibung bro6te
Die leete Summer bes nDenti9en
eeroIb baB 6err Sauet, ais
frabsrer Brdlibent unb @elddft3s
fibrer iein Mmt nieberIeate. Wir
rpi1en, bnB er feline Diiibe unb
Qlrbeit lbeute unb mithaIf, rem
6erOlb su elmer Wluiterseituns
beraafsuarbeiten. gBGs nun
0errn Dams 8emuth aneebt, psr=
ben mir serpiB !0anb in l6onb NIT
ibm 9ebeH, nm ben i'm pollen Auf=
fdwuns besrifieneu .DeutfdeH
0eroLb@ gu uoller 8Ilte smpcr-
siarbeiten.
8a giuigteit Start madt, rufe
ih caen meincn Wtitfcrreiponbeu-
ten unb assnten 3u, ale intereis
lantsn Nsuisteiten unb 9eLebruns
qen sinsulsnben, oenn bic Side.
lDelde bur6 Germ SaIlet eritanb,
If 5ltrdb ben erfabseneH 3eitungS.
mann a5ans Dsmuih seuiB ausses
fiut. Alfo wcblauf.
Treb Bent.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1908-02-13

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Ihon eingetreten sA iein, uno Die An=
b1naer Der propaganda Der Eat wers
ben fidb nun tpobI iibsr3eueen maiien,
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Das 2ane i'll angebli9 rubigers ais ss
Isit Mcnasen qetueIen lit, Die Sdrefens=
tat bat Dem Bublitum bic Augen ges
0ffnef uno Die 4narhilfen haben genau
oas @eaenteil bon ihrer Nbiidt erreidt.
@s bat bic bluttuiirltioen gsarren aber
niht abeebalten, in Chicago cine 6reu@
Denfeier qelegentlib Der @rnioroun9
oes S6nigs Carlos uno Ieines Sohnes
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elm 9etuiiier Mc. Sntoib, bic Eat lUbte
unD 3nnamit, 8itriol un0 Moro pre-
biets. II. a fa9te sr: nSd bin eiiI
Mann oes Y6beis. SD pnroe fofort
an Der Gpibe zines pobelbaufens lOss
siebea ~uno ieben poliaiiten auf Der
StraBe t0ten un0 leinen GeodDer IN
een see perFen. SD fonnts Fofort
ieoes @eIddft berauben uno bic 2eute
rehts unb lints t0ten. SD bin bmns=
ria. SD beqe sr0Bers ahtung Dor
einem SiraBsnTduber. als Dor eineul
4rbeitslolen. 9n Rublano totem lie
ieben 3ag pOIisiflen nnb plinbern
ganten. llnb bisfen bintsrlaiien iis
Guittunqen, bab 0os gerusibte 8elr
sur 60roerung Der ReDolntion permen-
bet tuir0. Nleins Wlutter mai eiriS
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iein unb nidi su iiehlsn .nno 81 rau'
ben.@ @enug! lIus gralii por ioI6er
irrsgeIeitessrl. spabnirisigen Blntmen.
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