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FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

Cecilia LOTUS made her re-entrance yesterday
afternoon on the vaudeville stage. appearing at
Keith 6, Proctors Fifth Avenue Theatre in series
limitations of well known performers Miss
LOTUS is always welcome visitor. and that she is
popular with audiences at music halls shown
yesterday by the numerous times she called
before the curtain The bin at the Fifth Avenue
is a good one, and among those who contribute to
the amusement are Ethel McDonough. Max Wits
Bonnie I.assies,' Hickman Brothers and Bassett
and
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PERHAPS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The Republicans at Chicago yelled for
Roosevelt for nearly hour. and the Democrats
at Denver have Just yelled for Bryan for about
hour and half. If the women had made such
demonstration when electing president for
the General Federation of Womens Clubs. the
Daughters OF the American Revolution. the
Woman's Christian Temperance Union. or the Suf-
frage Association. would not all the opponents OF
equal rights have pointed to 1t proof that women
too emotional to be trusted with a vote?
ALICE STONE BLACKWELL.
Dorchester Mass July H. 1908
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GOVERNOR GARD NOT KILLED.
Arrives in San Francisco from Philippine
viii Enter Roosevelt Hospital Here.

San Francisco July IA L Gard District Gov
ernor Of Mindanao Philippine Islands VINO was
reported have died az result oi "oUiiuS Ii
terss &, a., enga1An,ent with MMos arrived to-
Gay On the transport Sheridan Governor Cara
stin suffering from the fearful wounds sustained
occupied a cot in the hospital ward of the Shefl-
Gan on the voyage from Manila BE was eaII'eu
from the ship a stretcher ana place" aDoa
a train Tor New YORK. where he viii enter Roose-
veIt Hospital He was met by his father and
Inather who viii accompany HIM East
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Died.

rT-RNEr-Arsr short illness on July 1908. IN New
b, Sor James Fse1s Rposoh r&i al s. arshoors ac
Madison and sfth ST. on Tuesday Jaiy - ,ss a
Harlem Railroad station. asd and Iezlnsson avs-
for Ksnsieo Cemetery Immediately after tne
MAREsT-suddeny. Monday. July ,ises. ls Dos "a
the S7th year q his age Notice q funeral later
FuLrRMary widow Of Edward Fuller and e,,s4sy as1sS
at her residence Clarernons OSsnlns; ~ ,.s IT, ~ n er
late residence Wednesday July 15 a. il9o . y,
at 3:44 a
HowELL-on July 13 at his resldenes sToos-
n 5sIs 1Sssa ssre I Viz H9"s e. he II On 5 wenessy July
5 D. m at No "a Monroe Place. Brooklyn Intermerr
private kindly omit flowers,
I.ArDI.Aw-on Saturday. July H. Alexander H. Lad
law, ir.. Of Dr. Alexander H. Laidlaw aged 80
West 59l New York. Tuesday. July "A. at 10
a. Interment private
MEEKER-On Monday July b. 1908. Robert Henry. son
OF Henry y and Fannie e HeeSer-
NEaEt West Hay Haven On sapTeay s1s .5es 1sy vds. m
Neale aged year and month
PATEMcN-At Irvinzton-on-Ffudson July r. 1908.
Captain William Patemsn e, aFef rs y 9sr ys i $ ana
ST. Barnabas Church ITvington-0n on "sdnes-
PATTERsON-At summit T. SUNDAY. July II. 1908,
William Chandler Patterson. aged 45 years Flneral
on a. TassaV @ aSs IIiy Ia at SIS D M on arrival ot
ifain leaving New York a. .,
r. Elihu Porter in his seysntyafss year @ ion eTa ~
keepsie papers please copy-1
REBsHER-on July Il. Kstharins R beloved wife q
Charles H. Rebsher and daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs H
e Hoyt Greene ave. Brooklyn Services az
her parents home. above address, Intermsnc prNass
Rochester. CRochester papers please copyJ
RoGERs-At midnight Friday. July 10. 1sos EsIi. y
HEi55sr Rroosgrn a1 Wo6dav JSlv Is at D n
Interment Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock IN Ever
greens Cemetery
SANFORD-At New York Hospital. Monday. July ~.
1905. Colonel George Bliss sanford Z. A trstiTsdl
late colonel United states Cavalry in the osn
year OF hts Funeral services at Litchfeld Conn.,
"Wednesday. July Is 1908. at O'Clock Washing
Cd c. and New Haven Comm papers please copy
sCHMTTTMANN-On Sunday July II. 1905. Helena C.:
widow Of Augustus r. Schnfttma1n Relatives ara
friends invited attend funeral from her late resi-
dence No sos Kenmore Place, EAST 21sr ST. Flat
BUSH Wednesday, p. m.
vARD-On Sunday. July II william Davis
Ward. pastor OF the Reformed Church Oyster Bay
Funeral Tuesday. July D. m Take 1880 train
East 34th Glen Head
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SIX CRUISERS REACH QUEBEC TO-DAY

Quebec July 13.-The Duke OF Norfolk, one Of the
guests at the Quebec tercentenary, is expected 10
arrive here Thursday evening He will be the
guest of the Governor General at the citadel
Six Of the British cruisers which will be hero
during the tercentenary are expected tomorrow
evening or Wednesday morning.
General Otter and his military staff have arrived
and taken their headquarters in the courthouse
Camps for the regiments which expected TO ar
rive this week being prepared
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psARy STARTS FOR HIS SHIP.

Portland Me, July l3-Conmander Robert Il
I2earv who has been staying for few days at his
,,,r,r home on Eagle Island, left here to-day.
COMMANDED by Mrs Peary for Cape Breton where
he viii Join his ship. the Roosevelt Mrs. Peary
will 20 as far as Sydney and return with their
cbfdfen who are making the trip 20 Cape Breton
on the Roosevelt
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL AsTOR-M. b. Barklcy. Charleston. S c.
BELNONT-Stephen Chase. Cincinnati BRESL1N
Judge w. +. i}easey North Carolina EMPIRE
5. S. Borden. Chicago. MURRAY HIIL,Com-
nander R g. Davis. L. s N PLAZA. ASanO.
president of the Japan and California Steamship
Company, Toxic. SEVILLE-Dr. J. 7; Delgrange.
WALD DoRE-A ASTORIA-Dr j. B. Murphy. Chicago.
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PRESIDENT GOING TO NEWPORT.

Newport r. l.. July l3.-According to Information
given out tonight at the Naval War College Presi-
dent Roosevelt will come TO Newport TO attend the
final discussion the naval conference now being
held al the college. He will come direct from Oys-
ter Bay on the Mayfower, and will arrive here
probably on July %. The object of the conference
is to formulate plans regarding the construction Of
rnauc Lat
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
WILLIAM r. nrEDRINeHAUs DYING.

CE3y Telegraph The Trfbune0
ST Louis July 13.-Wllliam F. Niedrfnghaus.
founder OF the Tin Plate industry here and father
OF T 4 Niedringhaus ex-State Republican chair
man. is dying from complication Of diseases. as-
gravated by heat He is seventy-three years old
and is not expected to live until morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SAY POSTMASTER OPENED MAIL.

Joplin No. July l3-Thomas If. Allen. postmas
ter ~ CassviIle near here, arrested there 90
gay. b. a postofice inspector, charged with open
ing mail addressed to s r. Reynolds. Allen is
prominent in political circles and president Of the
Perry County Bank
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PROFESSOR FRANCOIS c. BOUCHER.

St Paul July 13-Professor FRANCOIS G Boucher'
for the last twenty-six years French consul at 81
Paul died to-day at ST Josephs Hospital lie was
eighty years old. About six months ago professor
Boucher was seriously injured in attempting 10
avoid an automobile This injury fastened his
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
SPEAKER CANNON AT MAcKiNAc.

Mackinac Mich, July 13.-Speaker Cannon ar
rived here yesterday the steamer North Land
He will be the guest of A. r. Hert. He was re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by a large assembage
at the dock
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Total July 10. 1908. s..........,
BISHOP POTTER SOMEWHAT BETTER
Gains Strength and Renewed Hopes for His
Recovery Are Expressed.

Cooperstown " Y. July 13-BishoP Henry C.
Potter passed a comfortable night despite the heat
and to-day hope was again expressed at Fernleigh
for his ultimate recovery. His physicians said to-
night that the Bishops condition showed improve
men
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TO ASK PRINCE TO VISIT MONTREAL.

Montreal July I3.-The French Board OF Trade
has petttioned the Mayor to call special meeting
OF the council for the purpose of extending spe-
cial invitation to the Prince OF Wales and Lord
Roberts to visit Montreal
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14
FIRE CLOSES ATLANTA THEATRE.

Atlanta July l3-Fire tonight partly destroyed
four story building. occupied by j. l. Case, ma
chinery and threatened the Orpheum Theatre, ad-
Joining. The performance at the Orpheun Wa.
susx.auded ~
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

!, saiitrg to-day on the
Bremen, are:
Or. and Airs. Claude =. H0f =
man
sir Raymond Nenendez.
LADY Raymond Aenendez.
Mr.. and Mrs Josa W
8eAES-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

csPTER-BIrEII-At the Caldwell Troy n Y. the
residence the brides uncle Frederick p Buell. on
Triy II 1905 by the James A. Smith. Lydia
Hagan Buell. Edward Fairbank Carter. OF Evanston
Notices of marriages and deaths must De indorsed
with full and address
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COUNT DE MERODE.

Brussels. July 13-Count de Merode. President OF
the ,2e1etan Senate died in this city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

For slow digestion take Horsford's Aei Phosphste-
for Ielief OF obstinate inoisesto
IA and depression
New-York tribune., 1908-07-14

Highest temperature yesterday 90 degrees; lowest "A:
a,srsga -. average corresponding date year
70 average corresponding date last thirtythree
1rai Forecas-Ioca rains and warm to-day
ana "a eanssasS; Astt 70 trsah westerly winds.
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CEMETERIES
THE woODLAlTN CEMETERY

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Central Station webster and jerome Avenue t-oIlsys
and by carriage. Lots $50 up Telephons ASS
Gramercy Book OF Views representative.
Ofce. 90 East 2sd ST.. York City.
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Baldwin Hall S. Neale, Jane
Blakeslee, Wilbur s. Iateiah NLnain ~
Brucre Joseph H. Patterson WHLaiH -
r Porter.
Demarest, Aaron T. ttebsher' 1Sh ~
Fuller. Mary z rogers, SelHe'I
IT mi Helena .
Robert H Walu' rev ''i''"-
R.TDWIN-At Yonkers N. Y. July IL 1Ss Hali sane
f,a it,rir beoved husband Elizabeth p Badwin ana
son ~ the late Anson and Armenia Palmer BaId&h IN
80 S,s 80 Seryces from residence. No l9-
- Tuesday. July IA az 3-,h9
m carriages win meet tram leaving Grand central
a 2;if p m
- ,t-,,et At Chautauaua y Y. July IL. 1905.
ienitcifis Wilbur sanford Blakesiee Funeral
a, his late home No 1855 Home ave. Rutherford.
- an Tuesday evening July IA. at O'Clock Bos-
ION pai-rs please copy
,,,-v-p1- A. stony Brook. Princeton. J., July
bt toas Ioseph the 18th of his
t,,reTaI services late residence Wednesday,
July Is. AZ ses'&
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washington July 15
The kite flight Mount Weather Monday showed. as
on a prsylous occasion similar conditions q marked
about l30O feet above the earn
1t would nocturnal radiation
lowering the night temperature as
surface. Following the crest OF the warm
Coast from Friday Sunday moderate temperature
the interior of the United states scat
tered showers the plains states sunday and
continued Monday
showers have occurred in from the Mssis
spp and ALLEYS the lake region and the
r1i6de New England states The outlook Is
for slowly 0deratinE temperature the eastern half
IA yrahle for There present indications
Of excessive heat. During Tuesday the
Atlantic and New England coasts Will
Is Ighr 10 fresh mostly westerly; the South At
and Gulf light fresh and mostly southerly
nd on the Great Lakes. fresh from west TO northwest
deuarting Tuesday for European ports Will
have light fresh winds and showers TO the
Grand Banks
Forecast for Special LOcniities-For New England
"a Eaatsrn New York local rains and not o.
.a,, and Wednesday; light fresh west winds.
OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
- Jersey Delaware and Maryland, local rains
IT, en- warm to-day and "Wednesday light fresh
winds mostly west ,,- -, w.. ~,
hIUern day Wednesday: fresh northwest
winds.
,oo., o6Iciai Record.-The following official record
tnerture last twentyfour hours IN comparison
st stu 10
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Forecast for Special Locnitles.-For New Engla

,-r, the Weather Bureau shows the changes In the
last twenty four hours IN comparison
uith The corresponding date last year:
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JUST \ CtANCE. INA ALL
From The Rochester Herald.
Many things sustain in the belief that Mr..
Bryan has chance of electiOn-nOt first rate
Que. perhaps but nevertheless a chance.
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Among the passenger
hronrrinz Wilhelm. fer
Mrs. r. q. French.
Arx. A O. Vanderbilt.
Master ". Il Vanderbilt.
Er- and Ars. Samuel Nsg-
STAT.
Arn- u. Aaen- -Sncnmer.
NJ II 49, GEzs2s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-03
LONDON's FINEST HOTEL
IN RECEIVERS HANDS

LONDON, Sept with it's newest
and biggest caravansary passing into
the hands of receiver, London this
week reached a stage of it's develop
ment as a bodybuilding city which
can assuredly be described as critical.
Not long ago Lord Bessborough,
chairman of one of the great hotel
companies of this country, publicly
stated that there were too many no.
tells in London, declaring that, except
during the few weeks which consti-
tuted the very height of the season,
accommodations for visitors to the
British metropolis were greater than
the demand for them.
During the last twenty years there
have been erected in London more
than twenty hotels offering first-class
accommodations to over 5000 patrons.
These, in some cases, have taken the
place of previously existing hotels,
but in the majority of instances they
have broken fresh ground At the
first blush to the New Yorker this may
not seem a surprisingly large figure,
but careful consideration will show
the differences of conditions between
New York and London, not the least
important of which is the fact that
the habit of living in "a hotel has not
taken possession of the Londoner as
it has done with the resident of Go
than.
Of these hotels the latest was the
Piccadilly, with a capital of $780,
900. 1t was opened at the beginning
of the summer season under the man
agement of a hotelier of assured ca
nacitV and long ayDpripncp If has
gone into the hands of receiver.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-03
ARCHITECTURE.
knowledge of this Profession De-
manded in the South.

That the South is at last fully awak-
ened to the Importance of the COM
mercial and industrial opportunities
knocking patiently at her doors is
no longer a matter of conjecture, but
rather one of solemn fact. With such
a condition, has arisen the demand for
those who combine an artistic con-
ception with the talent or training to
put it into practical execution.
Recognizing this fact, the trustees
of the Georgia School of Technology
have decided to institute Depart
mant of Architecture, beginning Sep
tember 80, 1908 Arrangements have
been perfected which insure this de-
pdrtment being one of the best the
school affords Not only will thor
oughly competent instructors be in
charge, but students will have the
great advantage of the advice and
office practice of some of the most
skilled architects in this country.
This school has recently issued a
most comprehensive and illustrated
catalogue 1t is filled with interest
ing information and instructive data.
A copy of this catalogue will be sent
free to any one making a request to
DR.. K G. Matheson.
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FOR SALE.

One brick plant 40 to so thousand
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half of cost price in brick. Will lend
purchaser each year enough to run
plant at reasonable rate of interest
If desired. Call on or write
w. l.. ENGLISH,
Colin Americas, Ga.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1908-09-03
ALLEGED KING OF
SERVIA IN CHICAGO
Army Being Raised Against
King Peter.

Chicago. Ill, Sept. 2.-(SpeciaD-
Chicago suddenly has become the
hub of the movement to dethrone
King Peter of Seryia.
From this city formal proclamation
was made yesterday that Theodore
Max Obiiitch de La Zarre, an EN-
ploye of the Rock Island Railroad and
a resident of Numa. Iowa, is the
rightful king All that is necessary
to enforce his claim, it officially was
announced, is mere $250,000 and a
few thousand more men.
An American army of volunteers to
invade the troubled little nation in
the Balkans and to wrest from King
Peter the throne upon which he tot
tiers is being organized in America.
Unless the carefully laid plans of the
plotters fail-and why should they,
when so little is needed Hi
noisan will lead the invasion, COM
missioned by Obilitch, who is now
an exile here.
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Organizing For Months

For months Obilitch de La Zarre,
grandson of King La Zarre of Servia,
who preceded the murdered Alexan-
der, has been secretly organizing the
force which is to follow him with
arms into his native land. Last Feb
ruary he commissioned H. B. McGre-
gor of Pontiac, ILL.,, as his military
chieftain and since that time there
has been organized the Foreign Lee
gion of Seryia," with McGregor as
colonel in command
Three thousand men, each either a
former soldier in foreign army or
an American militiaman, have been
drilled for the proposed assault upon
the Balkan citadels, and 1000 more
volunteers are now being sought by
Colonel McGregor
Among those who have volunteered
to go, upon promises made by the
prospective king of lands, life
pension and a voice in the govern
ment, are declared to be many mem
bers of the Illionis state militia. Col
onel McGregor, who was in Chicago
yesterday, asserted that all of Com
pany L. of the Eighth Regiment, at
Jacksonville, was prepared to start
to Servia at moments notice