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New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Miss Naude Adams. long favorite performer in
New York. and always welcome. will make her re-
entrance at the Empire Theatre Wednesday
evening in Mr.. J.. NJ Rarrie's new play, called
What Every Woman knows This is mpOr--
ant dramatic event for the many admirers of Miss
Adams
A conspicuous incident Of the current theatrical
season will be the opening of the Maxine Elliott
Theatre. at Broadway and 59th street That pro-
ceadrC is assigned for December 80 a new play
entitled The Chaperon.' written by Miss Marion
Fairfax will be produced that occasion, an1
Miss Elliott will assume the chief part in it.
Messrs Montgomery and Stone. now performing
a. the Academy Music. in the cheerful and enter
tanning musical farce Of The Red MIL will close
their present enga cement here on December 6- To
see their performance is tu enjoy innocent pleas
ure 1t is understood that The Red Mill will not
again be represented in New York by them and
their company after their present engagement has
ended Mr.. Belasco's picturesque production OF
THE Warrens of Virginia will be brought TO the
Academy of Music on December q
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
F1ANcE WAITING, GIRL DIES AT SEA
On Way to Eureka, Utah, for Marriage and
Christmas Reunion

Miss Cecilia Hewson q Scotch girl died from
peritonitis on the White Star liner Baltic on Sat
urdav during the voyage from Liverpool TO New
YORK where she TO take train for Eureka.
Utah and be married. With her was John Hewson.
her brother who is miner.
The brother and sister had always lived to-
setber Last summer Charles p Clark went to
The Hewson home at Carlisle, and attempted TO
nersuads Misc Hewson 10 come TO the United
States with him hts wife
NO" saG Miss Hewson, decidedly Il VIII not
eo tu} Tobn can go too. He must get place In
the States SC he go. toe. will not ieaVe
him.
Clark who is water paymaster at Eureka LtaiI'
succeeded a. last in making the necessary ar
rsneemen,s He gent for Miss HeWson and her
brother, and they were 10 nave had happS
Christmas reunion a: Eureka, where John He"son
10 be employed.
When the ship passed Sandy Hook wireless
message announcing that Miss HeVson was set'-
ouslv iIln was sent ashore and teles-aphed 10
Eureka where n viii reach Clara.
Miss Hewson thirty-0ne years 90 lieI Houy
Vas brought ashore and buried IN henslco GENE
tery near White PiaiEG
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
OBITUARY..
MAJOR JOSEPH w. WHAM.

Washington. Dec. 21.-Major Joseph ". Wham
fretired>. of Salem. Ill for many years a pay
master the army dropped dead in the street
his home in the northwestern part Of the city
to-day. following q severe cerebral hemorrhage.
Ne ior Wham q Civil War veteran. and on his
reaprointnent 70 the army in 1877 he became ma
jor in the pay department and second in rank I'm
that service in New York. Arizona and Oregon.
He retired in 1901 Major Wham had several
disputes with his superior officers and sus-
pended for technical violation Of the army regu-
lations He yainly appealed to Congress to re
store rank and privileges lost through his suspen-
sion.
Major Wham a friend of President Grant,
John a. Logan and Senator Cuom. and ia
miliar figure in Washington. The Of death
given apoplexy. He leaves wife and
daughter
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
HAMMERsTElN's THEATRE.

Mr. " n. Thompson, actor Of proved ability
and long established repute. appeared at Hammer
STEMS Theatre yesterday afternoon in the charac
ter of Sergeant Brewster in Sir Arthur Doyle's
act play Of Waterloo Mr.. Thompson'z act
ing has deserved and received thoughtful atten-
tion. He Customariy does we'll whatever he under
takes to do. His performance of Brewster viii
interest and impress all behOders. study Of
senile decay Those persons. however. who re-
member the late Henry Irving's wonderful i'm
personation of that part not likely to for
an assumption of it by any other actor. Some
things have been done perfectly that it is not
agreeable to have the memory OF them disturbed
PIaygoers who never saw Brewster acted should
not omit Mr.. ThOmpsOn's presentment of it.
The little pIay-ampy described in this place. long
ago-is Of it's class a gem, and doubtless MI
Thompson will prosper with his revival Of il.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
BLANCHE MARcHEsI HERE FOR TOUR

Nine. Blanche Marchesi. who home at hilburn
Priory in England. is the Baroness Caccamisi a.
rived yesterday the White Star liner Baltic for
a concert Of the United States. Canada, Cuba
and Mexico. She will make about thirty-ive ap-
pearances in many cities. beginning i'll St. Paul
on December y. The tour will end in March. Nine
Mathilde Marchesi, mother of the singer. who IS
now eighty-two years old the teacher of such
singers as Gerster. Melba Eames. Calve and San
derson. and is still teaching. The younger Nine
Marchesi is eager to interpret the herones Of the
Wagnerian operas before an American public.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
MUSIC
III TRovAToRE' AT METROPOLITAN.

Sudden indspostion'-useful even for operate
rnanagers-kept Mr.. Caruso away from the Metro
politan Opera House last night The attaches OF
the opera house defined the attack in further detail
hoarseness but not with sufficient voice to drown
chorus shame :" and other CALCULATIONS that
slipped as subscribers caught sight of the not
altogether extraordinary special announcement Of
the chief tenor's enforced absence
It's I'll wind that blows no man good
AT any rate. Mr.. Caruso's absence gave Riccardo
Martin. American tenor, another chance for an
appearance in part in which he had not before
been heard in this city This young man is getting
to be something OF an Andreas Dppel a useful
adjunct a opera house. Saturday night he was
Don jose In Carmen" Sunday night he was sing
ing selections from Wagner. Faust and Verdi in q
popular concert. and last night with only a few
hours notice. he undertook the part OF Manrico in
III Trovatore."
Whatever disappointment or resentment might
have been felt by the large Monday night sub
scription house at the flashing of the announce
ment that societys favorite tenor would not ne
heard i'm the overfanlilfar melodies of Verdi
seemed to be gradually dissipated as Mr.. Martin
warmed to his work, for there abundance Of
spontaneous enthusiasm-and all for tenor alone
when Mr.. Martin had finished the aria ''D duella
pira" Despite his two busy nights preceding, Mr.
Martin sang the familiar bit Of tenor pyrotechnics
with steady confidence and good volume of tone.
keeping his voice under good command and ad
herring commercially to the pitch.
AS Leonora Nine. Eames made q lovely picture.
and III general with fulness of tone
Mime. Homer gave vital representation Of Azu-
cena. both vocally and dramatically. Mr.. Amato
the harytone. II Conte di Luna. At times
his voice was Unexpectedly dissatisfyng in the in
depreciation of part with which he Is Undoubt
cdly long familiar. In the less important part Of
Fernando Herbert Witherspoon the American
basso showed a knowledge of the routine of the
pert and emitted his notes with clearness if not
always with confident of vigorous
terance. Mr.. Spetrino conducted what might he
summed up as a fair, if not a scintillating. per
formance of tie opera.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
BISHOP M'oUAIo SINKING.

Rochester. Dec. 2i.-Bishop Bernard J. McQuad
Of the diocese Of Rochester exceedingly III
this evening. and il said that he might not
live through the night. He is eEhty-fve years
old and has been i'll for more than six months.
Early in the he went to St Bernard :
Seminary. where he wanted to remain until after
the dedication ceremonies of the buildings.
which took place in August. and was taken i'll
there. He recovered far that he able
weeks ago to return to the episcopal resi-
dence at No. 20 Frank street. Since then his con
diton has been far from satisfactory, and in the
last few days his vitality has become SO low that
al hope Of his recovery has been abandoned.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
FORMER ARMY SURGEON HIT BY CAR
DR.. Francis Lebaron Knocked Down and In
jured at Broadway and 23d Street.

Dr. Francis Lebaron. etghty-fve years old, a
retired surgeon of the United States army. was
knocked down by 23d street crosstown car at
Broadway Yesterday afternoon. He was taken TO
fhe New York Hospital. suffering from cash on
his head and was later removed to his home, No.
l20 Lexington avenue.
Dr. IAbaron objected to going 10 hospital at
hrst but consented after his friend, DR.. w. V.
White surgeon at the Park Avenue Hotel, had been
sent for.
DR.. Lebaron had started out to do some Christ
mas shopping and crossing from Madison
Square Park, going down Broadway, when the ac-
cident occurred. In stepping out of the way of a
westbound car he was knocked down and thrown
to one side by going east
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CALLS THE OUTLOOK HERETICAL.
Episcopal Rector at Middletown, N. Y, Finds
Unitarian Taint" in 1t.
IRv Telegraph 10 Tn Tribune


NIiddletovn. \. Y. Dec. 2l.--The Rev. Francis =
Smithers of Grace Episcopal Church, in this city
formerly Of Holy Trinity, New York in q sermon
last night charged THE Outlook OF which Presi-
dent Roosevelt is to he associate editor. with be
ing tainted with heresy. He said. I'm part: "Of all
hereses the most deceitful is the Unitarian. Hold
ing false view of the unity Of God. 1t denies
that Christ is God. Avoid you would poison
much literature which is tainted with IL j
find that taint OF Unitarianism runs through so
we'll known a magazine as The outlook, whiCh
has come into prominence recently. We cannot
arord TO have such literature about
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission metropolitan Museum OF Art. thR
American Museum OF Natural History and the Zoo
logical Gardens
Meeting Of Wholesale Surgical Trade Association
Hotel Astor. 1890 a, m
Luncheon New York Legislative League Hotel
Astor 1880 o. m.
Dinner OF the Pilgrim Mothers Hotel Asor. i2 so
Annual cinner of New England Society In the city
o. CIV York. Waldorf Astoria $50 o. 10.
Dinner Of he Federal = Koeuis Resen-
webers. evening.
Musical the Jewish Art Carnegie Iyceum.
S:15 n
Or. Elliot Grirs ''The Gccgrarhy - Japan.
meeting Of the American Geogtaph society. No.
% West ee;h ST.. $50 .. N.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
SANTA CLAUS AT OPERA HOUSES

Christmas started in at both the opera houses
yesterday. the treasurers of both the Manhattan
and the Metropolitan coming in for substantial tok
from the mana gemerts. In appreciation OF a
dozen years faithful service Mr.. Hammersten
surprised John ". Ward, who holds the title
business manager with check for a suhstan
tiaI amount At the Metropolitan Max Hirsch
was called before committee of the board Of
directors last night and handsome silt enam-
eIed clock was presented to him to mark the COM
pleton of quarter century's service with the
Opera house.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
AT FIFTH AVENUE GALLERIES.

The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries. No. 5t' Fifth
avenue we're thronged all day yesterday and until
late last night with seekers after art objects for
an appraisal sale began there yesterday which VIII
continue all the week. from 10 in the morning until
tho eorna boIr at night Included the lots offered
are man. suitable for Christmas gifts, such as old
Chppendale and Tbppewhite furniture. bronzes
and pieces Of sculpture. gems and jewels from bar
baric collars studded with pearls emeralds and
amethvsts 10 the daintiest La Vaeres and single
strands of Oriental pearls. These are few of the
many articles that James P. Silo is offering ct
private sale al auction rates.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
THE TALES OF HOFFMAN," REPEATED

At the Manhattan Opera House las night another
even performance Of Les Contes d d'Hofmann'
which employed the same competent cast of singers
who have placed this Imaginative work Of Onen-
bach in the standard repertory of the house, drew
forth the enthusiasm of housefUl of operagoeIS. :.
\ preliminary touch of the holiday season was n
the air and made Itself manifest in the repeated
calls for the chief singers Mr.. Charlier conducted
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

of9ciaI Record and Forecast-Wash'ng Dec 2i-
The Southern rainstorm has extended northward
from the Gulf into Arkansas Tennessee and North
rsrofns the disturbance tonight being over
Southern Alabama; another disturbance Of little I'm
rortance Is that snow furries have
occurred New England and in portions Of the lake
region ard rains the north Pacific Coast In the
Middle Atlantic States, the central valleys and other
western sections fair weather has continued No
marked changes occurred in temperature in any por
tion OF the country.
ward, of rainfall will extend during
Tue-day northward the middle Atlantic Coast
states Fair is probable in the northern tier
of states this side the Rockies and the Great
Plains No material change in temperature is ind
Gated.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports viii
moderate to fresh northwest winds. with gener-
ally fai weather the Grand Banks The WINDS
Mo England VIII be brisk northwest
probably becoming variable; Middle Atlantic Coast
var shifting fresh northeast; South Atlantic
Coast northeast to east. probably increasing
moderate to fresh Variable West
Coast fresh northwest.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
JEWISH MUSIC AT CARNEGIE LYcEUM

In Carnegie Lyceum tonight the Society Of Jew
ish Art viii give, for the enter, ,ainn1ent Of mem
bers. An Evening of Jewish Music stephen Bo-
rodin Delwary. of the tenors of the Metropol-
itan Opera Company, will sing group Of Jewish
folksongs and with Israel Schorr will sing the duet
and aria from Halevy's La Juive." Synagogal
melodies OF the Sephar1ic and of the Ashkenazic
Jews Viii be sung by the Society OF Jewish Cantors
VI America
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
MISS JULIA MARLowE IN NEW PLAY.
''The Goddess of Reason by Miss Mary
Johnston, Produced in Boston.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Boston. Dec. 21--Miss JuIla MarIoWe appeared
here tonight In a five-act play of the French
Revolution The Goddess OF Reason" by Miss
Mary Johnston. The scenes OF the play laid in
Nantes in the years 1871 70 1924 and the hor-
rors of the guiIlotine Paris knew the Revo-
luton are dealt With Miss Johnston brings ins4
her play the republican marriages" Miss Marlowe
was first Yvette herd girl of Morbee. and later
the deity Reason. wurshpped when Christianity
was overthrown. The audience included Governor
Guild. Governor elect Eben s. Draper and practi-
callv the entire faculty Of Harvard
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
Special Notices.

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New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOLI.AND-Mrs. George VI. Pullman. Chicago,
and A. J. Giles, Albany. MANHATTAN-Austin
w Boldly, Sierre Leone Africa: c. f. Bradley. st.
Louis and II. A Loyett Montreal. PLAZA-R-
Reed Rogers, Washington. and Theodore Haviiand,
Limoges France. SANOY-Professor Thomas Nc
Hugh. University OF Virginia, and S. r. Parsons,
Lenox. Mass. SEVILLE-E. J. BurreL Jackson
vile. and Miles II. Ray Providence. WALDORF
ASTORIA-Senator n. 3. Scott West Virginia. and
I Brown MOntClair
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
FoREcLosING ON CLARA MORRIS.
Action Begun Against Yonkers Property of
Former Actress.

Counsel for the Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company filed yesterday the summons and
complaint in action in the County Clerks office
for the purpose Of foreClOsing mortgage held
on the property of Mrs. Clara Morris Harriott
known on the stage Clara Morris. in Riverdale
avenue. Yonkers
The amount OF the mortgage is S25.Ho0. The CO.
defendants named with Miss Morris are Frederick
c Harrfott. the County Of Westchester and WI
lam r Hearst. The mortgage bears date of Sep
tenlber 81 1904.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

charge.
Coursen. Hampton A. Packe Lily
Dunnng Sarah a Par.srt9n Geors.
jo3e- TGssi fii9s Es&a[f = : TrimSe Mary s
Martin. Adriana Y. B. Wilcox Rsyners :
coggsExo s ssig.asy g az DseenseE s-Is
ron 5is homs No as4 Wisrn ST East Orange J.
Bafssy Bafsaa St Difss'f 1ca D. l. q VIA '' '''
DgNNN saddsH sunday & DseSnoS. g., 20 8su5iss Is'
Funeral services Menesaay ,T sgs T51r wo1-SssT
Chambers St, Erie Rsilroad
F1ETD-suddenIy. at Port chester. y y. on s-vsnts
day. Twelfth month. iSt1 lsfs. Mary g TlacH e
PeESss''' d,aIoes y T. Third 'A' f"'''A "''"'A -
HoYT-on sunday December D. Anna Belle Hoyt.
Vice from beT late residencs Hotel Pa,tersoa No 3
O'Clock
Jo2ESIn BEsnfoTd Conn sn4ay & PsesS-r p is
from his lat Tesidsncs Rogers 81 BrSntord TaeSsay.
December - at o'clock InterHsn an serZles @ se
Der q at 1f:I5 oeock Friends invited attend
d ,t Saits'uT C2np On 9 sHda 81 Psrn.1s
Tuesday. 7. m
w.4a~ Of II. ; a.; css: a.e5s:
T.,.s6 9 %S5@ssa S5 see 0lS s rooyS R.a7ss ara
friends Invited.
pAcKE-sudd.nly. On D.eenssr 20. n N.v Yo-k cry:
the ChapeI of the stephen Merritt Burial Cornpsny:
O'Clock. Intsrmsnt at Philadelphia Phhaa>i7ni~
papers please copy
KERTON-SuddeuI-. n December %. ceorgs Per>
Relatives and friends. asa
members OF the Fo-dham Asthodst Episcopal Churcn
respectfully invited 20 attend the funeral serNless
the Msthodfs Episcopal Church Home. S2d = an4-
Amsterdam ave. Tuesday morning az II CLOCK
SMITH u,
MILITARY ORDER. LOTAL LEGION. USITEnF
are informed the death of Major Orlando j.
Funeral ui . his resfdsnr
Dobbs Ferry. y. Y. this afternoon At 10 Cor1<
paufonS are requested o attend, BY order = thS
Commander NOEL BLAkEMaNs Recorder
STPoSG-Iev!s Barton Strong. % ths late zsc-r&
Tsu1pIston Ellen RugEles strong suddeEYs
December 21 Funeral notice hereafter
TRfHBIE--on December ~ 1913 resld.ae-L
18th York Mary :. 1ttoT =
Merritt Trirbla ana daughter q late Water sdl
Mar NJ Tnde-hfI the SD II her age Fz-s
neral services vi held All souls Church. u
ave. Wednesday morning. December %
n O'Clock.
wHITE-Georss Edward White in New York City -
December "a. 64th year II his age son - tlaz
late Henry White. Of New Haven Conn t1lr-era ssrS
Grove Cemetery. New Haven Iuess
day. December d at ?
WILCOX-&t AsheviHs. y December - 10
Ravuer Scranton only % George ". ana t1s
ate Wilcox Nontclair y J. in the 2Itai
his Services his late residence Nc- Io
Elm St. MontcIair. y J.. Wednesday afternoon A
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
AN AMERICANS PLAY IN LONDON.

London, Dec. 1.-THE English Play Society or
ganized recently in this city TO assist dramatic
authors. opened Its season this afternoon with a
comedy called ''Manag by Curtis Brown.
an American newspaper living In London.
The play was well received by members OF So
ciety.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

ment here and would have gons 20 Denver to~
day Fay had given intimatton Of his tnten-
ton 10 commit suicide. but after eating dinner
with his wife went to his room and fred tbs Shot
that ended his life
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CAST nF THE BATTLE .

John J. Hsgseton. Wilton Laekaye
Philip r.
Gentle NJ Holland
Moran.
thares Able
Secretary -NiItern Poi'oc-
Margaret Lawrence Josephine
Jenny tjisle Ferguson
Benny Emily Vurstzr
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
NO UNION LABELS ON SCHOOL BOOKS
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

[3y Telegraph to The Tribune J
Boston Dec 2l.-The Boston School Committee
tonight unanimously refused 10 grant a delega-
ton from the Central Labor Union hearing rela-
tive to the question of placing union labels on all
school books used in ,thc schools of the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
HUSBAND OF EVA FAY A SUICIDE.

Oakland cal. Dec. 1.-John T. Fay, husband of
Eva Fay, "a wonder worker, killed himself at
his hotel here yesterday by shooting himself in the
mouth. Mrs Fay has just completed engage
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22

IIsh.S. eEerdsy - degrees
syeTaee. corresponding
"a average corresponding date Of last thryJhIes
Years.
Local Increasing coGdiness and colder 70 DAY
with vain night and Wednesday, fresh north
vest wiEds shifting 20 northeast
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
rrihuns snsscription Rats..

THE TRIBUNE =fI b BY mall any address "a
This country address changed often as
Subscriptions Be given 70 regular
dealer before leaving convenient. ths1a
IN at THE TRIBUNE Office
SINGLE COPIES
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
RORERT c. BOWLES.

TBy Telegraph to fhe Tribune
Boston. Dec. I.-Robert c. BouIes. a retired in
ventor. is dead AT his home I'm Brookliue He was
the inventor of the stethoscope and Of auGicare
much used by physicians. He graduate of
Harvard and in early life was a civil engineer.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
BROKER DIES FROM WOUNDS.
Shots Inflicted by Inventor Prove Fatal to
S. B. Suydam.

Harry p suydam, the curb broker who was shot
in his orace. 81 No Ss Broad street, Saturday
morning by John c. Lumsden, inventor. died
Shortly after 6 O'Clock yesterday morning in the
Huoson Street Hospital. Lumsden said after he
"as arrested that the broker owed him money. and
that he had failed many times TO keep his promise
70 pay Suydam was forty-two years old and
lived In Painheld, N J., where he was member
or the Common Council. He had been curb
broker for about fifteen years. The funeral VIII
% he'd his home tomorrow, and the burial VIII
oe - New Brunswick Thursday morning.
AZ The Offices Of Fitzgerald Nehrbas.. No 2
Rector stree. attorneys for Lumsden. IT ~as ssid
Yesterday that Lumsden held 80 shares Of Electric
hibrotstor Company stock, which Suydam and
George s Jscobs asked him TO loan 10 them TO bor-
row money or Lrlrns6en turned the stock over
With ne understanding that lie was 10 get $3.50 OF
ne money borrowed. He has maintained that he
n-Ter go1 dollar o: the money promised, and On
October = Instituted suit against the two 10 re-
ever s25o the amount he says they admitted %
Mn they secured or the stock In that suit the de-
tsn6suts derv all Iunsden's allegations except the
htrs hat he held the To- shares o. stock on
Jun- a
New-York tribune., 1908-12-22
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

acc-ssth- BY Hsrl. trains from Grand ceaS
Station. Webster and Jerome avenue rosys an :
by carriage Lots $50 up. TeIephous 4s53 Gramsr=H
Book OF Views representative.
once. 90 East 23d St New York CRY