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New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
THE TRAVELLING SALESMAN"

. Washington. March ia comedy called ne
Travelling Salesman written by James forDes'
was performed for the first time to-night AT 'ie
Columbia Theatre and Thomas w Ross acteo 'he
chief character in il. The scene OF the coheus -
Grand Cro~iug a Middle West town, where
Bob" Blake q travelling salesman. makes the ac-
qusintAnce Beth Elliott the telegraph operator
and learns that the girls only legacy, farm Is
70 oe sold for Blake decides TO interest,"
himself III her cause but later discovers that ne
is q competitor against his own employer 1hls
ieacs 10 complications which. although dramatic
are interspersed with amusing situations. MISS
Marion KERRY. Of Chicago. iInpersonated the prin-
t-sai feminine character.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
Died.

BURR-or March a. 1905 the residence Of -
in hsr 3ots yssr sr' fHsraI s
at the residence OF her brother.
Brookiyn on SATURDAY March "a 1905 Jane Gertrude
@ s ba n s s M sh Of 81 h m af v s1 Clinton
and Montague Tuesday. Marcn II. at D. m
TIses q n. Tsw | s
daughter Of the late Frederick Prime and Mary
Wednesday. March IS. at Trinity church. New
train leaving Grand Central Depot at 1902 o'clock
;e sss1s xa1 ge9 .SG:ay Ha a. IN. .
A.snse Hqs ,sds IN Ibis city on s sasq.day s..
services will be held from Trinity Chapel, sssh e st.
near BROADWAY on Tuesday morning March IL.
s7 nfSus 69 I es Sa Of Of
Zane United states Navy Funeral bs held
Broadway Companions are reqaested to Attend By
order of the Commander. A NOEL BLAKEMAN.
KELLoGG-on Friday. March ls leos william, k.z ;dz
ss % @ snnTa s o ssrTS sg at ss Msds s' IT, 10 '''
LoEscH-ou Monday. March Is. 1903 her residence.
No. 45 Brnkerhor st. Jersey city Fanny Lnesen
Of funeral hereafter
LOwERY-on SUNDAY. March Is. Marsaret Lo.sry;
from from her iate residence Fourth place. brook
lyn. Wednesday, March IS. at 2.30 D m
MAGIE-on sunday. March IS, Mildred Gnham. belovs1
late residence No io7 Rodney st. Brooklyn.
daughter Daniel and the late Rose Mc6Sonigs
Funeral from her late residence. No 261 Gold
Brooklyn Thursday. March 10. at $50 a thence
Jannes's ProCathedral where solemn reqjIier0
will be offered for the repose o; her soul
MOORE-In City Friday. March I3. Major
l. owen Moore aged "A years Funeral services at
Washinstonville- y q Wednesday. March IS. al
p. m.
PATON-On March IA 1905. Thomas Patton OF the
late Thomas and Elizabeth Spring Paron the 54t3
Georges Church. Stuyvesant Square. 10 a
Tuesday. March IL Iaterment convenience o<
the family
REILLY-wiliam j. ia St. Brooklyn oe-
loved OF James and Ellen. born August - 1853.
died March 10. 1908. Funeral viii take place froTn
above residence. Wednesday afternoon at 29o Inter
Holy
RYAN-Mary, on March 1s. at 5:s5 a m. at her resi-
cence, No liz Franklin Brooklyn In her sixty
fourth year. wife of James Ryan, and the beloved
mother of james. Hetty Charles J. Walter and Herbert
Ryan Services Parricks Roman Catholic
SAAESE-On March IA. Albert Louis dearly beloved
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Sake. Services Monday
evening, March l6 at his late residence.
No. 964 Wiloughby Brooklyn. Inte-ment private.
TONPkINS-At Tarrytown. the home of
Mrs. Monroe Is. 1908, Mary TompkinA
Service and nrerment Middetown. Conn Notice
hereafter
Adelaide A. wife OF the late Frederick w Tweedy-
ave. Danbury. Conn. Wednesday. March IS. at
D. m
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TONY PASTORS ANNIVERSARY.

Next Monday Tony Pastor will observe the 1or's
third anniversary of his career as manager II
vii be an interesting event for MI. Pastor ana MS
little playhouse in Fourteenth street. loi 'i-e'
fen ,.,... an the theatrical armament more popu-
Isr than his He is arranging an extraordinary
bII for presentation at his theatre on that occa-
sion This week the bill there is varied and anus
irg In il are the four Everetts, ripper anu Nh
ment, Cogan and bancroft, J. Aldrlch Llbby ana
Katherine T-raver Claude and Marion Cleveland
and Fox and Gray.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

C,ecelia LOTUS was kept busy yesterday amusing
audiences at the Fifth Avenue and the Fhty-
e5,tb Street theatres Of the Keith d Proctor cir
cult Eva Tanguay indisposed, and MISS
Lotus took her place in the bill at f11ty-elghlh
Street after her appearance on the stage OF tie
Firth Avenue She was enthusiastically received
q. k.o,b theatres and amused the audiences by her
pleasing rninlicry of well known players with her
on the bill at the Fifth Avenue Theatre were Jeh-
ne McCree Jack Norworth, Searl and Violet Alien
Garter and Bluford, Ella Snyder and the bSfhe
Ernfhers
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
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ALFRED NEARING.

Alfred Nearing, treasurer of the Long Island Bap-
tist Association and trustee of the Industrial
Home for the Blind, in Gates avenue, died on Sat
urdav at his home No $50 Putnam avenue, Brook
lyn from pneumonia, after weeks illness. He
was horn in Manhattan in 1856. For years he was
cashier of the firm of Henry Matter & Co. Man
haitian He belonged at various times to the Han
son lace Baptist Church. the Sixth Avenue Bap-
tist Church and the Greene Avenue Baptist Church
HE wife one daughter and two brothers survive
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
A. v n LAW ALUMNI DINNER.

The fourth annual dinner of the Alumni Asso-
-. 90 the New York University Law School
-, htd on Thursday evening at the Hotel
- Governor Fort of New Jersey, General
&C Porter Lieutenant Governor Chanier' meni-
, of the bench, of the Court OF Chancery ana
of the Court OF New any a,d of the First
pra second DiysippS will be tAe guests af the ~.
sociss,a1. ara s - "a
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
TO INSTALL THE REV. DR.. MACkAY

The Rev DR.. John r. Mackay, of Giens Falls.
" V who received a call recently to the North
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in West l5jth street Will be
installed there as pastor tonight. The Rev David
G. Wylie pastor of the Scotch Presbyterian Church,
will preside, by request, with the Rev. Dr- j. Ross
Stevenson of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
chu-ob &C alternate The sermon will be preached
nv the Rev Dr. George Alexander. of the UniVer-
sitv Place Presbyterian Church, and the dedlcatory
nraver will be offered by the Rev. DR.. Robert
Mackenzie of the Rutgers Riverside Presbyterian
Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.
Irish Drama.

It was a happy thought that led TO the reNlVal OF
the interesting and effective Irish drama Of hath-
le4n Mavo,rneenr a revival that successfully
sccouplished last night at the Lincoln Square
Theatre. It is a romantic play, II is agreeaoiy
acted-Miss Edna May Spocner impersonatlng the
charming Irish hathleenand II Is appropriate
70 The week that includes Saint Patricks Day.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
cALVE IN carmen" SATURDAY.

Oscar HammerStein has arranged with Nine
Calve for her last appearance this season at next
Saturday nights popular price performance at the
Manhattan Opera House. Carmen will be the
opera and the cast will include Miles Zeppilli,
Trentini and Giaconia and Messrs Dalmores, Du-
frame and Gilbert. Mr.. Dufranne will assume the
part of the father in Louise tomorrow evening
because of Mr.. Gberts illness.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
DUKES ENGAGEMENT DENIED.

Rome March ia denial made to-day at
the italian Court of engagement between the
Duke of the Abruzzi. a cousin OF KING Flctor
Fmmanuel and Miss Katherine Elkins. daughter
., Senator EIkins, Of West Virginia The duke
=, .xnec,ed at Rome on March % to attend a
lecture by the Prince of Monaco on oceanography-
~ is NOW commanding the battleship Regina
r+,a,a and soon will be promoted to rear admiral
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS 1T TIE HOTELS

BELMONT Lieutenant s II r. Doyle. L. S n
FIFTH ANENtE-R- If. Jessup. Philadelphia
HOFFMAN HOJ JSE-CieorEe W Osivie. Chicago
j. \ Drake. Corning. HOTEL ASTOR-Captain
ii. g. HehtinShaus and Captain Ertck Bru-
ming attaches of the German Embassy. Washing
ton HOLIAND-Ioseph F. Otis. Chicago MAN
HATTAN-Dr. W T. Adams: San Francisco
NETHERIAND-Iohn w Leggett. Detroit
PRINCE GEORGE-Mr and Mrs F E. Vivian
Bond Barner Hall. Norfolk, England. ST REGIS
Warren Salisbury. Chicago. WALDORF-AS-
TORIA-Judge John NJ DIvy. Rochester; Senator
William NJ Crane. Massa chusetts.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
FALLS IN LOVE WITH EMMA GOLDMAN.

t3y Telegraph to The Tribune
Chicago March 16.-Emma Goldman mas new
So. Dr Ren Retman. King of the Hoboes, ~
o,,noas that he has fallen in love with the
"oueen of the Reds" He has been In constant at
tendance on her since she came TO Chicago there
NV cutting the ground out from under Alexander
Berkman. the red" who served long term OF
;,onrisonment for his attempt the life of Henry
r, Erick Last year. after he liberated from
prison. Berkman came to Chicago aud was warm
1~ ~elcousd ibx Emma Goldman. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

Philadelphia. March 16.--'The Royal Mounted
a story of the Canadian Northwest by Cecil B. De
Mile and William De Mile. with Cyril Scott in the
leading character presented at the Garrck
Theatre tonight. The scenes framing the story
are laid about Calgary. Alberta The supporting
company includes Clara Bandick, Charles B-
Wells. Charles Lane. Brigham Royce. ElwOod Bost-
wick Charles Lamb and Ethel Wright.
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ACTS TN JEROME CASE
Gouernor Names Er-Judge 4ndrezCs
as Commissioner.
INV Telegraph to The Tribune. ]


Albany March Ex-Governor Hughes to-day ap-
pointed Charles Andrews. of Syracuse. formerly
Chief Judge of the Court of Appeals, commissioner
In the of the charges against District Attor-
ney Jerome. At the time the Governor lir-
ited jurisdiction of Mr. Andrews to occurrences
within the present term of Mr.. Jerome. the
ground that whatever might have occurred in his
first term had been sanctioned and approved by
the people at the ensuing election
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
GOING SOME" OPENS IN WATERBURY.

GDy Telegraph to The Tribune
Waterbury, Conn, March 1s.-"coing Some, a
play by Paul Armstrong and Rex Beach. was per-
formed here tonight for the first time. The play
Deals with student life and ranchmen- james
&srIon, Howard Esferbrook and James X. Sullivan
ere in tie cast. Eugene Walter, the author or
FaAo tn. .Fpl.2 WA N the AUDIENCE y
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
GENERAL A. SAUNDERS PIATT.

Beefontaine, Ohio. March 16.-General A Saun-
ders Patt died to-day aged eighty-six years He
was brother of the late Dom Piatt. He served
throughout the Civil War. organizing the first
company of from Ohio. He was writer
of magazine articles.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

It is Governor Hughes's desire that the charges
presented by the Metropolitan stockholders COM
mittee shall be dealt with thoroughly in fashion
to leave doubt in the minds of the public as 10
the fairness of the result. Ex-Judge Andrews. al
though about eighty old is in excellent physi-
cal and mental condition
Mr. Jerome will have opportunity for exam
nation in oral hearings before ex-Judge Andrews
will the makers of the charges.
Ex-Judge Charles Andrews elected Asso-
cate Judge of the Court of Appeals in 1870 when
the court formed. In 1881 he appointed
Chief Judge by Governor Cornell and the ex-
piratiOn of his term Associate Judge in 1884, he
was reelected. He had been nominated for Chief
Judge by the Republicans in 1882 but defeated
by the Democratic nominee. William c. Ruger, his
next door neighbor in Syracuse. In 1892 he was
again nominated for Chief Judge by the Repub-
HcanS and this time indOrsed by the Demo-
cratic party. He withdrew from the bench in 1891.
having reached the retiring age of seventy
Before his election to the bench ex-Judge An
drews District Attorney of Onondaga County
and was also three times elected Mayor of SYRIA
cuse He of those interested in the
foundation of Syracuse University and has always
been of it's trustees. He a delegate to the
Constitutional Convention of 1867 Columbia Uni
versty and Hamilton College conferred the degree
of LII. ID. him.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
A DE BEERS DIAMOND MINE CLOSED.

Kimberley March 16.-Owing to a slump in the
Dutoitspan mine, in cape Colony, which is part
Of the De Beers property, with small output of
the choicest diamonds, it has been decided to close
down April a until there is revival in the de
mand.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
NO RESPITE FOR CHESTER GILLETTE

Albany, March 16-Governor Hughes will not in
terefere in any way with the execution in the
week beginning March 30 of the death sentence
upon Chester Gillette. of Cortland. convicted of
the murder of Grace or Billy Brown of South
Otselic. Chenango County. Big Moose Lake in
the Adirondacks. in July. 1906 and now in of
the death cells at Auburn prison
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
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Syracuse March 16.-When Mrs. Louise Gillette.
mother of Chester Gillette. told to-day o.
Governor Hughes attitude she broke down
petely. She says that she will visit Albany when
il is possible for her the Governor there
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and For

OfiC iai Record and Observation-Disclosures March l6
An of high with cold
moving the St Lawrence Valley
a high appears developing Montana
Temperatures remain high the South abnormal ly
low In the extreme North there being
Of between 80 and to degrees between the
Unsettled weather probable TTeSIav
the ohio and Mississippi valleys. and
conditions will prevail "Wednesday.
will probably oVerspread mid
die Atlantic that day Important temperature
changes anticipated.
The winds along the New England Ceast viii be brisk
northwest. diminishing middle Atlantic Coast fresh
rorth fresh northeast; Gulf
have fresh brisk northwest winds
he Grand Banks
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Tor.cs.t for Special Localities.


fair and continued cool to-day: Wednesday increasing
coudiness rain in south portion by night diminish
northwest winds.
For Eastern New York. to-day; Wednesday
creasing with rain in portion: light
north winds. becoming east
For Western Pennsylvania fair in north, rain in south
norton to-day, Wednesday rain.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
fair today rain Wednesday; light north winds becom
For the District Columbia and Maryland fair to-day
"Wednesday rain: fresh north winds becoming
For Western New York. to-day: Wednesday rain
and warmer
Local Official Record-The following official record
from the Weather shows the changes
perature for tweEty-four hours comparison
Nth the ccrrnsnnndinr date Of last wear:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

ROORUM-On Sunday March Is Forest Hi. y j.
George Cheever Boorum beloved husband Of Caroline
Irving Van Horne and youngest of the late Cor
nellus Catherine BoOrum. Services Tuesday. his
late home No s3s Lake ST. on arrival OF train leav-
ing York % D m. Erie r. r. 23d 81 or Cham
hers ferry. Interment private Boston papers
please
HROWN-At her residence. Pittsheld Mass Mon
George Brown. aged % years Boston and Buffalo
papers please copy Funeral services her Iao
dspSe. Thursday. March ~. st D. N.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-17

RODMA%-MAHVIN- onday. March l6 at the
of the brides sister. No 133 East 39th by
the Rev CrocFer. Church of the
Epiphany. Mamie Van Nostrand Marvin and Cary
Selden Rodman.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be indorsed
with full name and address.
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1907. 1905.

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 4s degrees i3wsst 81
A. corresponding date Of last thrty,ree
Local Forscast-To-day fair: Wednesday. ipcxeaSpg
-.,ond,ness with rain; ught pQythery winds, -
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The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
TEMPLARS ATTEND SERVICES.
Ascension Day Observed by Grand
and Constituent Communicates.

and Constituent COmmRnderies.
Ascension Day services were held by
the Grand Commandery and the con
stituent Communicates Of Knights Temp
lars Of the District Of Columbia Thursday
night in Trinity Methodist Episcopal
Church, Fourth and streets southeast
Rev. H. T. France. d. D, pastor Of the
church, preached the sermon.
The commanderies. acting as escort TO
the Grand Commandery, were formed in
to two divisions, each division headed by
a section Of the Marine Band.
The first division consisted of De Molay
COmmandery. No. 4, William n. Beahm,
eminent commander. and Washington
Commandery. No. l. J. Claude KEEPER,
eminent commander.
The second division. Columbia Com
mandery, No. ?, Charles P. SWEET, emil
nent commander; Potomac Commandery,
No. g. w. K. Reeve, eminent commander;
Orient Commandery, No. >, w. II. Wun-
der, eminent commander. and the Grand
Commandery, in carriages, consisting Of
". H. H. CIsseH, right eminent grand
commander, and officers.
There were about 500 Sir knights in line.
the whole under command Of Right Emil
nent Grand Inspector ". T. Galliher.
The services at the church We're con-
Quoted by Rev. II. T. France assisted by
Rev. J. r. Verbrycke. grand prelate of
the Grand COmmandery. and Rev ".
Hart Dexter. captain general Of De Molay
Mounted Commandery. No. l.
The Trinity NJ. z. Church quartet sang
"Hark, Harkl My Soul" Miss Laura
Black sang a solo, open the Gates OF
the Temple and a quartet from the Ma
rine Band rendered instrumental music.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30

ST. ANDREWS CHURCH, 18th and Corcoran sta-
NV Rev George CalScrt Carter. d. A, rector.
Rev. Jesse X. Beckuell, Rev. William N. Petts.
d. D.. cmates. 80 a. m. Holy Communion; Il
a m. morning prayer litany, and sermon; p n''
evensong and sermon. On first Sunday OF me
month Holy Communion AZ II a. m. Cantata Dy
choir instead Of sermon. at p. m
TRINITY CHURCH. Sd and sts. NV. Rev. Rich
ard F. Williams and Rev. Lionel A. Wye. SeT-
ICES az $50 II and :. All welcome.
EPIPHANY CHURCH. G 81. between 18th and
18th. Rev. r. II. McKim. ID. D., rector. Holy
p. m. The rector viii preach at H.
CHRIST CHURCH PARISH. Georgetown. Rev
James II, ". Blake, rector 30 n m. Holy
Comnunion. 9.SJ a. m. sunday school II 2. n.
full service and sermon BY the rector. I 30 a. m
evening prayer and sermon.
ST. MARKS. 81 and \ Sc. Rev. Dr. w L De
Vries Rev. John II. DeiS Rev. p NJ Prescott,
ccrgy. 30 aud II a. m.. p. m ETening scr
mon by Rev. Robert +. Browning. Of Ascension
hrrr
The Washington herald., 1908-05-30
LEGAL AID SOCIETY MOVES.
Organization Has New Quarters, and
Is I'm Need of Money.

Is I'm Need of Money.
The Washington Legal Aid Society.
which has for it's object the rendering Of
legal aid. gratuitously II necessary. 70 all
who may appear worthy thereof, and
who are unable to procure assistance
elsewhere, and 10 promote measures for
the protection OF the poor and needy.
and which formerly had Offices at s11 C
street northwest. has recently established
Offices Of its own in the Columbian Build
ing, 4l6 Fifth street, with Edwin c. Dut-
ton the attorney in charge.
The society. an outgrowth OF the legal
aid committee. a subcommittee Of the
committee On charities and corrections Of
the Washington Board OF Trade. has
carried on the work of giving free legal
aid and advice 20 persons in needy cir
cumstances for several years.
The society is at present in need Of
funds 10 carry on the work. The follow
ing contributions have recently been re-
ceived:
s. W. Woodward s.; ]. s F7annery. SO; G. B.
Corteyou S; A. 5. Wouhing,on, s.; A. b. Browne.
S: George A and William B. King. s.; W. II.
Baldwin. s.; c. NJ. Hendley. s.; r. r. Bennett $:
f. c. Dutton. $; Miss Helen Z. Jamison. s.: F. II.
Benson, $; j. G. Shbley, $, and H H. Martin, s..