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New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
PRooKsBY HALL ROBBERY SOLVED.
John F. Spencer Confesses Stealing Jewels
of Marshall Fields Daughter.

Leicester England Sept 22.-John f Spencer. a
former sunday school teacher, who recently was
sentenced to a years Imprisonment for series OF
,tt,ar,as has confessed the robbery al Brooks
49, pau the country residence of Captain David
Taeattv whose wife the daughter of the late
MARSHALL Field of Chicago. The burglary was COM
r,ittad last December, and jewery to the value Of
$40 900 was stolen.
AS result of Spencer's confession three OF his
or faaarates and the receiver cs tte stolen jewery
tave been arrested Spencer told the police that
the diamonds and pearls were taken from their
t,iree and sent 70 be sold in the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
AIDA AT AMERICAN THEATRE
Svmpathetic and Demonstrative Audience
at Third Presentation.

Another sympathetic and demonstratve audience
greeted the third presentation of Aida last night
by the Ivan Abramson Company IN the american
Theatre The first outburst came after VI Bari
singing of Celeste Aida and there were repetiuOns
of it throughout the performance. Nine Therry'
as the Ethiopian slave again sang French to her
fathers cIear-cut Italian Mile Strauss was Am
neris. VI. Gravtna sang again the part OF Ramns'
and NJ. Oteri was the King
This evening a second performance Of Fedora
will be given by the Abramson company owing
10 the success Of the first presentation Of Gior-
dano's opera in this city at popular prices, Mr.
Abranson has decided to add the work TO his resu-
lar repertory. Mime. Therry will again have the
title mart and NJ Bari will have the part Of Ipanoff
ir,personated last Saturday night by NJ. Tore. The
bill for the matinee to-day is Carmen"
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
NO PROVED CASES IN GERMANY.
Seven Persons Under supervision-Author-
ities Have No Fears.

Berlin Sept z1-Four suspected cases Of cholera.
Of thsn Russians who recently arrived from
Russia we're taken the virchow Hospital this
afternoon. but an examination indicated that the
disease vas not cholera. In one case the patient
~as suffering from typhus, and in the other cases
from dysentery.
Seven other persons. who isolated at the
hospital VIII remain under the closest supervision
tut present they show no symptoms Of the dis
ease
The authorities are optimistic and say that there
is absolutely no ground for fear Every precsution
has been taken to guard against epidemic. and
in suspected cases isolation VIII continue until the
fsct IS confirmed that there is Infection Bsc-
theological experts who have made the eKamina-
tons have 1Ip 70 the present found nothing TO in
dicate the presence Of Asistic cholera here.
The chief Of the imperial health Office tonight
said that there was no cause for anxiety, as all
trains from Russia being closely watched and
the sanitary authorities were the alert
Professor Klerpner who attended the Russian
woman VINO vas taken 20 the Virchow Hospital
yestsreay said that il not Yet certain whether
not she was suffering from cholera, but that
the result Of q thorough meteorological exanina-
ton must be awaited
stett;n Prussia Sept. Z2-One SUSPECTED case Of
cholera IS being watched here in the isolation ward
nf the public hospital.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
MEN FROM FLEET MAY NOT LAND.
Shore Leave on Battleships To Be Governed
by Conditions.

Washington Sept. Accommodation between
shore and the vessels of Admiral Sperrys battle
ship feet when they reach Manila will be gov
erned entirely by the cholera situation there If
1t is believed that serious danger of communicat-
lng the disease exists shore leave for the men
and visits from the shore will he prohibited.
A report from Governor General Smith regarding
cholera conditions in Manila shows for the twenty
four hours ended at a. m. to-day ffty-fve new
cholera cases. four fewer than those of YESTERDAY
'House-to-house inspection developed many light
attacks the Governor General said. which either
would not have been reported at all OF reported
after a lapse of couple of days. The inspection
viii be continued during this week
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
Mr.. pAMRoscH BACK FROM EUROPE.

Frank Damrosch. accompanied by Mrs. Dam
rosch and their SON. arrived here yesterday after
enandine the summer abroad. Mr. Damrosch en-
caeed Professor Leontine de Alma for the faculty
Of his Institute of Music and Art Under his direc-
+ion the Oratorio Society will give five Oratorios
during this season. He will produce La Vita
Nueya THE Messiah Elijah The Dream
- c.aronttte bv F-Iear and The Passion Accord
ine 10 ST Matthew by Buck The Musical Art
Society will give several concerts under his direc-
tior as will the Peoples Choral Union. Mr.. Dam
rosch also plans to try out ColeridEe Taylor s
,I5iavratha." He visited Nine. Wagner at Bay
reuth.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
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CAST OF CHARACTERS.
TWO MORE STARS IN VAUDEVILLE SKY

Miss Cecilia Lotus and Miss Amelia Bingham
have signed contracts to appear for DEFINITE
period at the vaudeville theatres conducted by
William Norris It announced last night that
Miss Bingham would receive an rnusuaiy large
.,.rr sbe will negfn her engagement on October
70 arDearing in novelty called The Big Scenes
Of Great Plays" Miss LOTUS viii not appear un-
I'll next wear il said.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
OBITUARY.
LUCIEN REROllE.

Word was received in this country YESTERDAY OF
49,, 5aatb Of T,,cien ReroIIe. the French billiard
nlaver who took part in the tournament for the
worlds amateur championship at the Lieder-
kranz here last spring. Reroile was forty
four years Old and was looked upon as one OF the
strongest amateur players in the world He heid
80 a9,atsur championship Of France five times.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
EoN's CAPTAIN AWAITS STEAMER.
The Manuka Due at Christmas Island To-day
TO Pick Up Castaways.

Victoria B. c. Sept. 22-Advices from Tanning
Island say that Captain Downie his second officer
and two engineers Of the wrecked steamer 4Ion
ere still there, awaiting the arrival of the Cana
dian Australian liner Manuka, due there to-day,
which has been ordered to go to Christmas Island
and pick UP the castaways. who have been sixty
four davs on the atol since the -Eon drove ashore.
They will probably he landed in Sydney on October
: The supply steamer Solace. sent from Apia on
orders from Washington will arrive there too late
10 be Of assistance
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
PRECAUTIONS IN FRANCE.

Paris Sept. 22-Fearing that the cholera in Rus
fs may spread 10 her borders France is extend
ng precautions against the disease Emergency
ambulance stations and elaborate dsinfectng plants
Fave been established AT the terminals OF the
Aerthern and the Eastern railroads. and a rigid
inspection Of all baggage is made. The Minister
1 the Interior has given orders that all vessels
rom the Russian Baltic bound for French ports
put In a. Brest for examination and disinfection.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
GERM4NY'S AMBASSADOR.
Baron Mumm U0n SchlCdrteenstei1
May Get Washington Post.

Berlin Sept. 23.-The successor to Baron Won
sternburg as German Ambassador TO the United
States. according TO the "Tagebatt," will prob
ably be Baron Munm Schwartzenstein, the
present Ambassador at Toxic.
Baron Mumm Won Schwartzenstefn. VINO has
been described as the logical successor TO Baron
vor sternburg has been quoted saying he
would rather have the embassy at Washington
than any other in the service. He was candi-
date before Baron Won Sternburg for the ap-
pointnlent He is we'll known in Washington,
having once represented Germany there as min
lister on a special mission.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

immigrants under observation az suspected ports
nNe days prior to embarkation Even should
case of the disease escape the detection officers
there. DR. Doty says il undoubtedly would be dis
covered during the voyage at Quarantine. In
the event. however, of the appearance of the dis
ease here. IL would be met. he says. by the most
thoroughly equipped and experienced disease fight
ing and preventing system In the world
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
Special Notices.
To the Employer

To the Employer
Do you want desirab bic help QUICK
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the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
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,u,t eus wsIcHT's SHORT FLIGHT.

= Nans Sept 22.-OWing to adverse weather
conditions Wilbur Wright made only 5rief hght
-. before s1lndown to-day. The machine remained
=, - atr for not more than four minutes.
oueen Dowager Margharita OF Italy has arrived
- >. sae the flights. Baron d'Estournelles de
constant has submitted proposal to the officials
ol 'he - =, aiding the national aviation
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
NO FEAR OF CHOLERA HERE.

Dr.. Alvsh H. Doty. Health Officer OF the Port
o. New York says he is not disturbed by the
spread of cholera 5ubonic plague and yellow fever
u various parts Of the world from which imnli-
grafton comes 10 America. DR.. Doty says ever
ssiins and Increasing vigilance has kept the dis
ease OF this city for years. During the year
aided precautions against cholera especially have
>-sa taken rule Is eelng enforced detainins
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
9 M HAWARTA-

philadelphia Sept. 22-F. NJ Howarth one OF
the best known comic illustrators in the coun-
try died at his home. in Germantown suburb
of this city to-day, aged forty-three years Death
-rae caused hv nneumona.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

RAYNE-BA RCIAY-At short HIS y J. SEPTEMBER z
1905. at home brid@ by the Rev Charles
NJ Douglas. Of Christ Church. Clara O1leld BarctaJ
Bushrod Rust Bayns-
DARLINGTON-cANDEr-O Tuesday september z AZ
Church. Hanover Square. L0ndoE- - ne
Rsv DR. HAYNES. IsfretIa Candee daughter oG M
and Mrs Levi Candes Weir. Harry Darlington IT,
son OF afr and Mrs Harry Darlington. Pttrscur<
e,,rTr4 af-rJEsr,-c SATURDAY September 70.
fa0s al the Church OF Atonerneat- Tsnady. y j..
Nv Rev d Waller. sarah. daughter %
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thacher 70 Lewis Martin Rien-
n1oad OF Flushing
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
o.n,te WRIGHT STILL GAINING.

wesbington. Sept. 22-orviiie Wright the aero
,o,t vas reported 10 be getting along very wen
rs,s nbvsicians said that his chances were
to-uHs' =. could be expected, but that II
.,s g ,sLs some time for him TO regain bis
"ouIu 1 rh.rs is nothing alarming in his con-
dition-
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

Highest Temperatures yesterday 20 degrees oTest ~
81. for corresponding data sSt eal
FOR corresponding date % last t1irnrss
years. IS.
FoTecast-Tncrsssng cIoudinsss te-day. saoNes
tonight thursday hsht 20 fresh south ann
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
THE PLAGUE IN THE AZORES.
q Message Of Warning Sent to American
Battleships al Naples.

Naples. Sept 22-E. A Creevy. the American
Consul at ST Michaels. Azores. has sent teie-
Ersm 20 the American Consul here. casper
crowninshield. asking him 10 warn the command
ers Of the American battIeshps Alabama and
Maine that St Nichaels is infected with the
plague
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

".
ponessn. BarthoIona.~F F. wilder. Farley
BARNES O.. in oEangs J. s.gtsT7ssr s,sT "a
the House OF the Good Shepherd IN Hsnry II nsas
, m IntsrD1ent in Rossdas Cemetery
BRAINERD-on Monday September II. 1898 silas w.sd
4 bis rssdens. No Ise N.:'y g. sToqs.a 2s,
rnent al convenience OF family.
BI-NC-On September n. Deposit. y T Anna :.
beloved wife Of AFss :, ns s . Fssasses No sf
bennington ST. Dunton. Long Island. Wednesday.
September y. az O'Clock ?. m
CoRBTN-on September 20 suddenly; at Nsw2oTt n f.
Hannah NJ. widow Of austin CoToin Eansra ss.lSs Ss
ss at io.so a. m Intsrrnent services at woodzw1
CeI1e,sry on ,oIa ssaay Fa from and csntTsr pesos-
Kindly omit towers
poNEGAx-on Monday September q. at his rssiasnss.
beloved husband Of Mary crane
EDMoSDsou septsmber n 1905 at the F.ss-9s- q
widow q GsEaasT Ed975s in .s,, sns ia
september % at s o'clock at Iats norne Nc. 2s7
Putnam ave- BrookIyn- Relatives and frtents re-
spectfuIIy invited iutsrnent prtvafs
F7TzGERaLD-At Warwick. y. Z. August o. 1898
James S. Fitzgerald aged IS years
East 9aHE. Fs,. . g sDts- wsls.r E.r z is ss
daughter OF the late Richard a sou5nwick st.[
csurs rs5 sssidz7 On ednesdsy afs.rnoo s~Dtsussr
q. at s:so O'Clock Kindly Onnis flowers
into ?. ne ia ss a. a .ss.sssd R..s Wis .
OF the late John Morris Funsrsl 'eTiees az s1s es
are Paterson. az 1870 o'clock a m Carr1ages VII
meet rafo on the Erie Railroad leaving Chan1cers 81
e-1O a m
REYNOLDs-At Paterson. N J.. Sunday. Septsr1oer 10
1875 Martha r. Reynolds. aged u years Funsra4
services on Wednesday. September 3 at her ias res
dencs No 200 Broadway. Paterson. at 80 p m II
terTnenr Cedar Grove
WEILNAN-At Hull Mass Tuesday. September =
William Prescott. his I'D year Fu1eIal from =
Johns Episcopal Church, Tonkers. y Y hriaaSf Se-
tembsr y. at $50 p m Intermsnr private
VIIDER-vsrv suddenly. in Brooklyn. on Tuesday 50
far7bsr Of Hon John n Wilder
or Albany in year OF his Funeral services
rrvate. Intermeul at Albany, y. Y Albany papers
please copy
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK z CAMPBELL. 24I-3 West 25I St Chapsis .
Private and public ambulances- Tel 1874 Cneisea
Rev stephen Merritt. the word-7ide- tTHvn u~ndsr- ~
taEp- CaIv one place business. sth Ave and 1Sth
e. Largest in world Tel f24 and 10 Chetsea
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
CEHTERIES.
THE wooDLAwS CEMETERY

Is readily acrsssibfs Harlem trains from Grant
csrrises To+s $50 up Telephone 4s53 Grarsrcy for
Book Of Views representative
~ once 20 East 2Sd St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
LOSSES OF NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.

Bremen. Sept 2z.-The report Of the North Ger
10, Tiovd Steamship Company, covering six
months. which has been issued shows falling off
p, sbot e 80 eo as compared with the same period
last wear This decrease is mainly due to the d.
s-,.b.a traffic from the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

The registration days this year are Monday
Oc+ober 3; Tuesday. October 8; Saturday,
October 10, and Monday, October l2 Al VINO
intend to vote must register on one Of these
&c hetwesn q. and 20 .. n.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
COLONEL eoETHALs COMING HERE.

CoIon. Sept 2z.-IAeutenant Colonel C. W.
r,eethaIs chief engineer Of the Panama Canal. left
here to-day by the steamer Cartago for New York.
l,,- way of New Orleans. a few weeks vacation.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

The registration days this year are Monday
October 5; Tuesday, oetober O.; SATURDAY.
0eto1er TO- and Monday, October Il. All who
s.tard 70 vote must register on one ct these
dsvs. between a. and 10 ?. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
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DARLINGTON-WEIR.
Youthful Couple Married Under
Special DispensatioH.
Especial by French cable to The Tribune
4 La,nr,ris-nt ianS hr The Tribune Association.


London. Sept 22-The youthful American ro-
nance about which the gossips have been whs-
pering came off to-day at st. Georges. Hanover
Square. The bride was Lefreda Weir. daughter
of Colonel Levi c. Weir, of New York, and the
bridegroom was Henry Darlington. jr.. of Chi
caso and Pfttsburg and each was under age
They were married by the Rev DR.. Anderson
under special license from the Archbishop OF
Canterbury.
The brides father who was in infrm health
when he recently visited Mannheim, set his
heart on seeing her at the altar. and the bride
groom came from America in haste and made
arrangements for quiet wedding Colonel
Weir gave away his daughter, and several mem
bers of his family were present The church
was prettily decorated and DR. Joley, the fash
ionabie organist, played as bravely as though a
big crowd Of smart people in the pews in
stead of small group of relatives and intimate
friends When the register had been signed IN
the vestry where Theodore Roosevelt was mar
ried with his occupation declared as ranchman.
the bride Of eighteen and the bridegroom of
twenty started motor trip in England and
Europe
Colonel Weir's health has been much benefited
by his stay at Fad Nauheim. and he has re-
ceived assurance from Professor Osler that ne
may lock for continued improvement Colonel
and Mrs Weir will sail for New York on the
Adriatc tomorrow.
Levi Candee Weir is president of the Adams
Express Company is a member of the Union.
tho N1e--orotau and a number of other New York
Clubs and makes his home at No Il East ga
street. Mrs. Weir Miss Emma Welbei ana
in addition to their daughter. Miss Lefreda, whose
wedding is reported by cable from London, mas an
other daughter Of the name Of Madeleine Henry
Darlington the tvrenty-year-oId bridegroom is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry Darlington OF No $50
Michigan avenue. Chicago. who are identlned WIN
the South Shore Country Club set there
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forscast.-washinsto Sept =.
extensive OF cuudfuess and :
inr In the Middle West rain having fallen within the
in the Mississippi and lower
sourf valleys. Indiana and Southwestern Michigan
The Indications ara that this area OF rains viii spread
Valley. the lake region and the
Atlantic within the fcrtyeight hours Local
indicated Tennessee and the Gulf states.
ebapee 10 considerably cooler weather Is 10 progress in
the Northwest Il viii advance eastward 10 the lake
revnr and the Ohio Valley by Thursday terminating
Prolonged period weather in the central valleys
and the region.
steamers departing wednesday for European ports
have south and southwest winds and showers
Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
Forerast for special localities

Forecast for special Lccaiities-For New England.
Increasing esudiness to-day; Thursday showers. ght
10 fresh south and southwest winds
F1r Fastern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania tn
creaeins rInudnexs tosy showers night THURSDAY
Uehf 10 fresh south and southwest winds,
For New Jersey fair today Thursday showers hight
variahlA
For Western New y1-s showers today and Thursday;
fresh south and scutnscSt winds
Pennsy alia insr.a2tns elou1irsss SHOW
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23
Died.

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repubIished the Tri-weeky Tribune without exit
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VII
be repubIished 10 the Trf-weekiy Tribune ~ffhcas
ext-a charge
New-York tribune., 1908-09-23

.rs tonight or Thursday: cooisr thursday: sous
and winds.
Local oencial R~esrd-The following orscisi record
from Weather IN tne reT-
p~rature twenty-Togr hours IN corpariso1
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must De tnaorsed
With full name and address
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soett;n Prussia. Sept 22.-One SUSPECTED case OF
cholera Is being watched here in the isolation ward
nf the public hospital.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-03

Mrs. H. G. McFadden entertain
ed informally at bridge Wednes-
day afternoon in honor of Mrs. J.
L. Googe who will leave the latter
part of the week to make her home
in South Carolina. The pretty
home was profusely decorated in
white and yellow chrysanthemums
and ferns, and the score cards
were very cleverly designed in
golden horse shoes and Ereaths Of
daisies. The first prize, dainty
neck ruche, was won by Miss EN-
ma Lee Boyd, while the guest
prize was pair ofsilk hose. Grape
fruit salad and other dainty re-
freshments, were served at the
close os the game. Mrs. McFad
den was assisted in entertaining by
her mother, Mrs. Walker, and the
invited guests were: Mrs. Googe,
Mrs. William Rogers, Mrs. J. j.
Bull, Mrs. James L. mccarthy,
Mrs. G. B. Watts, Miss Margaret
McGaugh and Miss Emma Lee Boyd.
Fitzgerald enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1895-1912, 1908-12-03

A number of young people en-
,joyed a hay ride out to the home
of Miss Pauline Reeves, west OF
the city, Wednesday evening, and
were entertained at an old fash
toned candy-pulling by their
charming hostess. Those partici-
pating were: Miss Florence
Roberts, Miss Fannie Boyd, Miss
Mildred 4 Hanger, Miss Maude
Glover, Miss Susie McAllistcr,
Miss Lucille Harris, Misses Lillian
and LESSEE Brigham, Mr.. William
Nichols, Mr.. Edwin Cowan, Mr..
Clifford Powell, Mr.. S. G. Pryor,
Mr.. Harold Adams, Mr.. w. l..
Sloan, Mr.. Forrest Farmer, Mr..
Bennett, Mr.. Cauley Brown and
Mr.. Miles Barrett.