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New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
HARVARD's NEXT PRESIDENT.
Post Reported offered Unoficially to J. J.
Storrow-Dr. Hyde Considered.
IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Boston, Dec. "a meeting Of the Harvard cor
poratiOn Will be held tomorrow. and it IS under
stood that the question Of deciding on a successor
for President Eliot will be considered Although
he members Of the corporation have Informally
talked over the matter the question has not Yet
been officially taken up. 1t was reported to-day
that the overseers had rendered unoticially the
post TO James J. StorroB, president OF the Boston
School Board and member Of the banking firm Of
Lee F4fgginson & Co. Mr.. Storrow refused to dis
cuss this tonight. Besides Mr. StOrrow. President
Hyde of BowdoiH College, IS being considered
Several members are known 10 favor him
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
KLEIN CONCERT AT GERMAN THEATRE

Three OF the five artists who took part IN the
tenth OF Hermann Klein series Of Sunday popular
concerts at the new German Theatre yesterday az
rer1oon were newcomers to New York audiences
One Of them was Cecil Tanning, a young American
barytone who the applause OF his hearers by
his singing Of Vision Fugitive" from Massenets
''FIerodiade" Mr Tanning also sang group or
raur songs in English in the first Of which he was
accorapauied by the composer, Harriet Ware Jose
mime Svickard another OF the artists, is also
an American, while Jean Schwiller, the 'celllst on
the programme. is q recent arrival from London.
The pianist was Ethel NewcoHb, an American
who besides two solo numbers, was heard with MI
SchwtIIer and Edouard Dethier IN the Brahms trio
IN
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
DROPS DEAD ON GAS STOVE.

Nathaniel d. Prentiss, a retired jewelIer. died
from heart disease at his home. No 2S6 Carlton
avenue. Brooklyn, yesterday morning He arose
early in The morning and dressed and was stand
ing near d lighted gas stove when the fatal attack
came He fell the stove disconnectng the gas
tube. About O'Clock his sister, Mary T Prentiss'
found him il the gas filed room. Dr.. J. Z Wild,
Of No 10 Lafayette avenue was called. and said
M Prentiss had died from natural causes. DR.. Z.
z Hartung, the coroners physician, who examined
the body later in the DAY, thought the same Mr..
Prentiss was nifty years old. He had been suffer
ing from heart trouble for a year.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
Died.

coGHLAN-At New RochsIls, 2 Deesrssr - 3 -
Esss Aa.sI 4 Joseph 3 GosaA srsu 2 vs ''5ss1 .s
military Donors Wednesday at II a N
r sSaf aS 3 Il ss s ss.4as 7s.r asl &
ne home Of ais son Samuel " Dodd n D. go No -
> at 2.sO ,. n Tassrrssat Rossaals csHs'sEy
DowNEY-ou Friday evening Dsesrz5sr EdEATd -
PoSnsy son Of the 9s, Sss John y s Tx. Tuasrat
services viii Be- ssId At BIS iats rssidsaes. 70 -
o'cIocE intsrsnsnt m az WoodlaEn csrasfsTT-
KNEELAGD-on SUNDAY. December 8. Isos. Frazktn =
knsesn5 n me 80 xs15 I % His sr5oEiyu ssse11
afternoon Dscsnssr AZ 22o o'clock 1nteznsHt pFf-
KSEvAIs-At his r.ssdene. No 100 west ssth 81. oa
Friday evening. Deesnbsr = s5erHaan Ns-s e.n -
invited funeral s.rvios1. Al sas csuFsa
Monday morning Deesmoer Z a. 10 oclOcE rHs-r-
me wOodIaVu
IRocoU.on Friday Dsssnbs5 Iss 80 NM y ;
neral services viii be bed at he- ate resdenes NO
ocioe s0n II Is Tsqassssa % aAf tAat no sa.rs
LEoNARD-PasS.d into the nt. s.yozd On psesESss ss
&ersS estya yne No IS .ss q f6s,S Sc sa6ssh
sots yea runersi p@tvats TntsrznenI Ia NJ A1nAa
cernsssry Fulton y
HAEsH.on SUNDAY mGEn2E peos@ssE Rs.2s a;e.s 80 so
e J on Tasssy 6ecsDs. N So 5 a. 2sO p n
NDoUGALL-on Friday. DecsrSer 4 1903. a. ais
late rssidsacs y. sss West I45th s J2a5 J-Esi sa2-
vices viii be held the Central Prssoyte-tan
December 9. at 10 o'clock
VETERANS OF THE TTH REGIsIENT--Asubers
requested attend The funeral ssfces q Captain Joha
y. AcDougalA "a Company. at Csltrp3 Presnyterfan
TT4oMis DIM0SD. President
HEADQUARTERS 7TH REGIMENT. y. G. 2.
December 19OS-Special order WITH deep re
ndng officer 6sah 0f Captain John
". AcDoGgan Company c Officers and % ras rsst-
1ent are Invited 70 attend sss tgnsr9 a. tss c3t-
ave. Tuesday December 10 a Ofrcers VII Eez@
the usual badge Of mourning FOR thirty days
De WITT c. FALLS. Adfgtznt-
York December s. 199S--Order
With death .
Captain John W AcDouE1M- Members requested -
attend he funeral services. IN citizens orssa hs
Central Presbyterian Church. West 5Tth berEsez
Broadway and Seventh Tuesday. December >
AT 10 N NICHOLAS EHGEL. First Lieutenant, Com
handing
MCRRAY-S1ddenIy, a Painned. y. J. Saturday,
December 3 1893. william Lewis Murray. beloved kus
osnd OF Hattie Goodwin Murray and oc Lren- 5 and
the late William II Murray. Goshen y. 2. aged y
Funeral services a residence I55
FOcNview ave North Plainhed. Tuesday Dece1bsz
6 at 2;50 D
sTONE-On Sunday December s a. No 50I fz0ch
st. Frances z Stone. daughter % the late william W
Stone Funeral private Interuent Mount Aubur3
Cemetery, Massachusetts
sTURGES-Jane Scott sturgss. daughter of the
John and Catherine P scott. T4th year.
RfVercrsst, St.
ave, December s. 1905 Funeral Tuesday December
at II a n Intsrnsnt private kindly oniE
flowers.
ToCNG-At jersey city. sunday December 4 1909
Edward r c. IN his 14rh FulerzI services
from St Johns Episcopal Church. Summit
"Wednesday. December 9. a. ? II Please ou-tr
flowers
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
RELIGIOUS PARADE PLANNED.

A religious demonstration IN connection with the
Advent mission in st. Georges Church will be held
tonight Led by illuminated cross. process
sion including the clergy OF the church. the choir
and members Of the congregation. will leave the
church soon after tha close OF the evenings service
and march in 18th street, Fourth avenue and 18th
street and then viii return 10 the church for q
later service
Such demonstrations are growing IN favor IN
evangeIistic campaigns, and DR.. Dawson. Of Lon
don who is conducting the mission has conducted
similar parades in many places IN this country
and in Canada.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
IN EUROPE WITH DWIGHT ELmENDoRF

Dwight EIulendorf. Carnegie Hall last night.
too the large audience he is personally conducting
through Europe. with the aid OF picture machine
from the snow-clad Alps 70 balny Italy Venice
was the first stopping place, and after glance at
the civ of canals, including the Campanile and
the Church Of san Marco, Rome. Milan, Florence.
Naples and the extinct city Of PompeH were Wis
ired A dash also made into Greece 10 look
at Syracuse and FOR inspection OF the Greek
ruins Vesuvtus and Mount A1tna were also Wis
tied and the moving pictures Of trip TO Fesuvius,
Showing the lava flowing down the side OF the vol
cano, enjoyed.
M Elrnendorf also showed some beautiful views
oF St Peters Rome and some paintings
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

ST n NJ" -z[-EF CE MILITARY CABINET
-2eT7r 'yl-z-rs new calee ot his military cab
=--2e=scr u -le Lase General Count HGlsen-
--=selerl VINO s4ec1lr1te5 - =. -. =. e-7o-fe,z
----s VIZ TIE Kaiser Is the guest OF Prince
---s-7-3erg 81 Donauescns-az.r -,s ,-t,a- a. IS
--7-~ General Baron von Ir--o.a- who vas
-- 7-s-'71 oy tle Emperor and E7--7n-ess in
- = large o. tae education and training
y = --7s' sons Baron vcn T.,-7clxar WIS
- $3.50 mentor, their -'gover,7r, e,5 -
- -- u ne house or Eohenzollera
---...---.-- -. ~ Ns-l u ever respect are 50
1-.-t -H@-- @lc have met v--- =, - :
-7J'-- a. home and abroad II Is - 49, SI'
--e ere, --a----s and influence Of F2a-r, - =
e ~ WHOM bo-- remain devoted - 1
---@ -@aEc-r N-g a. yctz1g sT.ts1sz--
=-s--een won -le Iron Cross bv SAis-y
zl-c-1-s g---21L-y on tle battlefield of :, T-,-
"-ere De vas dangerously wounded. in $50 "a
l~-- o- Fery strong and Independent charar,l- :
l==-e-y culers rer-oen- a1c reserved II rnau-a- =
possessed q q strong sense OF justice res -
a7---1E ~ TIE c1----e- about him. and ais seIe+.
5y --e Kaiser FOR the post or chief of his rof1i,
zs-1e- -4s gwen great satisfaction II al rarLs -.
-e army since every one feels assured thar -
'sc1I---e----E appointments 10 the Emperor ha
VI D. g--cel entirely by military considerations
eac re--Ell wholly Indifferent 70 favoririsrn and
cur t-rI-g1es- This Is or the utmost inspor-
~IoE - az q the higher appointments in me
el-l-S 1g- g15y Cf Prussia bUE also those 0f the
---sf German states vested f. the hands OF the
---s5fur. E-0 a-s0 decides al transfers promotions
1' reuceuezlz. vel TIE movements Of
1'ept T. -l-s he is guided solely and entirely by
= calef of Is military cabinet who, without any
e-7-ye responsibility. virtually fulhls most OF
@-lss I-a- -- other countries are .ntT4sted 70
= Aln-stsr u War
-Sss- sea Lylcker = : cousin Of lke baE0a Of
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
DR. ABBOTT PRAISES MR.. TAFT.
Compares Him with Christ in Devoting Life
to Fellow Men.
- reIerranh to = T-.hnne !

New Haven, Dec 6.-The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott
tonight praised Presdent-eiect William H Taft in
address at Yale. He compared Afr. Taft's public
for hs fellow men.
Christ gave up his life for his felov-men Just
truly during The tlirty-three years he lived as he
ClG the day ne died, Dr.. Abbott said. The same
Is true OF william H Taft Twice denying himself
a supreme Court Judgeship TO give, partly, his life
10 alC the Filipino. ne ob-yeG call Of the nigh
est duty. Abraham Lincoln and General Arm
strong are also examples Of lives laid down in
same way IN the service OF their cOuntryuen-"
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
VIEW cooHLAN's BODY.

Friends. from the Jack Tar who paced the decks
Of the Raleigh 10 the business men with whom nc
came into contact In later years viewed the body
OF Rear Admiral Joseph B. Coghlan yesterday at
the home OF Charles Chamberlain. IN Sutton Manor.
II has been decided not 70 hold services IN New
Rochelle but place the body IN special ear, at
fached 10 tie Federal Express. which VIII take II
ID WASHINGTON. The funeral cortege viii leave here
an Tuesday night The funeral will be a military
one and burial win be In Arlington Cemetery,
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
scHELLINe's PIANO RECITAL.

Ernest SchelIing. a pianist OF considerable at
tainD,ents was heard yesterday afternoon at Car
uegis Hall in a well chosen programme The Sc
Iecttons rendered by him were derived from the
works Of Schunann Bach, Scariatt and Chopin
Els playing OF the Schumann symphonic studies
IVES greeted most heartily by the audience, mas
much as therein he al his clearest and his
best. The Chopin waltz, the A fat. nocturne OF
the same composer and a Ltszt rhapsody rounded
out . proEranms OF considerable variety
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
METRoPoLlTAh's SUNDAY CONCERT.

Nine. Marceua Sembrtch and Alexander Petschni-
kofT the Russian Vionst, were the bright paTClcu-
lar stars OF the Sunday night concert al the Metro
poiitan Opera House last night The enthusiasm
OF the audience was at its height when Nine Sem
br1ch came out and, to her accompaniment.
sang a group of songs in her customary finished
and deIightful method. Riccardo Martin in selec-
ton from "'PagliacciF; Miss Maria Gay. in an aria
from Samson ct DaIila' and Jean Note, IN Du-
bois's Ben Ahmet,'' were the other soOists-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OficiaI Record and FOrecast.-Ty ashingtoH, Dec g
Gold wave warnings issued for Kansas Okla
49,. ys-isconsfn Missouri. Iowa. Michigan, Illinois,
Indiana eastern portions Of Minnesota South Dakota
Nebraska Arzansas Kentucky, Tennessee. Ohio, West
Virginia and the portion Of Western New YORK
g., ,a-nf,gs are dikpaysd Lakes and On
-h Atlantic coast Delaware BreakEater 10 Boston
Heavy STOW warnings have issued FOR lower Ach-
zan. The has continued It's movement eaAtSa-1
~ &. cs-r-ed thts evening middle Dur
,- Surdav IL caused general rains and SHOWS IN
sav all districts the Rockies except in the
--Te rorrawsst cold wave is pushing southwaTd and
u temperature oeinB
1-rsd as fa- NebraslIa and freeznE teapeI1
me II and AiHsourl me
already in Alberta The indications
- sDs IN tHe Atlantic coast states except possibly
- the middle states
So -. 4oTiovyed by weather during Monday and on
IA colder weather. Beyond the
-Il.S-- fa- weather VIII prevail with rise IN TEN
the Northwest --oL-HAS --i- sS40'-' 80 -
sections Tuesday "a,
departing Nfoncay FOR European ports VII!
Sle.-- long with rain 70 me
5l5 Tssrps The winds along ths New Eng ana coass
be increasing elsS a4-l---e' -~~0----e 7N-0-e
srs~+sug est Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
ANDRE MEssAGER RESIGNS.
Finds Co-Directorship Of System of Paris
Opera Unsatisfactory.

Paris. Dec. 6-Andre Messenger. Joint director Of
the Paris Opera House with NJ BrOussan, has sent
his resignation TO II. Dounergue, Minister OF Pub
Instruction. result Of dissensions with ms
colleagues It is understood that n Messenger has
expressed his willingness to undertake the sole con-
troll OF the opera house but he considers the sys-
TEN Of co-directorship unsatisfactory NJ Dou-
rergue has rot yet given his decision IN the matter
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
WESTINGHOUSE WEDDING DELAY
Further Postponement Caused by III Health
of Prospective Bridegroom.
by Telegraph to the Tribune.l ]

Ptttsburg. Dec. 6.-OfficiaI announcement is made
here by the Westinghouse interests that the we'd
ding Of George Westinghouse jT.. and Miss Ethel
Brockelbank which was TO have taken place in
England on December 19, has again been post
poned this time because Of the 81 health Of Mr..
Westinghouse. whose physicians Will not permit
him 10 sail for England. It IS said oy [rleIlds
that the young man has broken down through
work andt worry in assisting his father. George
Westinghouse to arrange his business affairs Ihls
Is the second time the wedding has been post
non aE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
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Now HEs THE REAL THING.

Frank ] Mcintyre, who plays Bob Blake in James
T7orbes,s comedy The Travelling Salesman" at
the Caety Theatre. has Just been elected to mem
rspfr In the Travellers Protective Association OF
America Mr. Mcintyre IS said 70 be the only
now playing on the stage who is a member ot that
organization.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

William Ireland Knapp was born in New York
IN 1885 He was professor Of modern languages at
Colgate University, 1865 g5; Vassar College. 1856
81; Yale. 1S7a'92, University Of Chicago fS92's5-
Since 1880 ne had lived IN England and France.
devottng his time to literary work Professor
Knapp considered authority Spanish
history and literature. He the author OF many
QUALIFICATIONS.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
Or. NoRTHRUP HANDS IN RESIGNATION.

rBv Telegraph TIE Tribune
MINNEAPOLIS Dec. 6.-Dr. Cyrus Northrup. who
has heer president Of Minnesota University for
rvye7rv-a-e years has handed in his resignation
the trustees OF that institution.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT AInes. Boston. GRAND
baroness Nugent d'Delvin. Hungary. SEVILLE
Thomas Plnckney. Philadelphia TICTORIA-R
y. Bruldage, Bath. \. Y WALSORF-S. W
Winsow, Boston WOLCOTT-J. B. Keene-Clag
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
ANOTHER PURCHASE BY Mr.. MORGAN.
Paid $4,000 for King Charles's Copy Of the
Cambridge Bible

London. Dec st is learned that J. Plerpont
Morgan was the purchaser Of the King Charles I
COPY Of the Cambridge Bible which was sold on
Thursday last the sale Of the library Of Lord
Amherst Of Hackney. The price paid was $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
CEAIETERIEs.
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem Grand Cen
station. Webster and Jerome rrolleys
By Carriage $50 Teiephous 4s55 Eraras-eg
ecr Book OF Views Representatives
Once. 20 East 2sd st. York City
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
THE sHUBERT COMEDY COMPANY.
Success of Blue Mouse Results in Forma-
tion Of New Organization.

Because OF the success Of The Blue Mouse at
the Lyric Theatre, the ShubeTts announced yes
terday that the company now appearing IN that
comedy would be known the Shubert Comedy
Company, and that II would be the first or num-
her of organizations that Will be formed under
their mana cement for the purpose Of presenting
tight PLAYS by modern authors. The Blue Mouse
u,iu ne used by the organization at the Lyric dur
t,g the remainder OF the present season. The
,riuciuals IN it Harry ConOr, jameson Lee
F4nnev Charles Dickson, Alfred Hickman and
Mabel harrison. Three separate organizations
have been formed 10 present the comedy IN the
numerous towns and cities throughout the country.
Speaking of this arrangement. Clyde Fitch
said yesterday:
The success OF ''The Blue Mouse" following the
sc|-ss DT 'trir!s" M auIe t1ae s-.eIe - d
9emand Tor Just such permanent organization as
80 Gh17I,ert Comedy Company nave already
cn1tracted TO write the next play for the orgaIiza-
80 and 7 should ind IL pleasure to supply this
con1pany with its yearly production In the future:
- - aivvavs A pleasure 10 work. knowing iAat
- Ssc,Itfy for production by an established and
t-SS,,--rIy co-operative company is at hand ana
lilui liluqns f7,, keeping this admirable company ot
mtsYers peT1nanentiy together, feel that Lee
eiSStaS. tEVfi be inaugurating q new era in LhS
due art or comedy aS'1A'
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

L--ss1t temperature yesterday So degrees 80 a
aeAtI % average for corresponding cate hs' - az
average Tor curresponc;ng eae lsgf thiry-Tee ysaIr o.
- i1tessst- Io-oay ~aEiI4st ..s.- ~
Tonight s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
WILLIAM IRELAND KNAPP.

Paris. Dec 6-Professor William Ireland Knapp
here today
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
CNDERTAEERS.

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL. 241-s z5d ChapslG
Private and public a-aoUlancss Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
Died.

y,s.,b notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE
-p,hIisfed in the Tri-WeekIy Tribune without
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

p pTOn-On Sunday morning. December 8. 1905. ~ his
lafe residence No l22 West I4th st. oliver Grant
arton son OF William and Eliza p Barton -
OF services will be held
A. calvary Church. 4th 2Ist st. Wednesday
eSfernoon 8, a 4 Interrnsnt Green
Wood a convenience OF family
RFNJAAIIN-On Saturday. December g. az her residence
No 6S Ea-t TTth Julia Kean. widow OF Colonel
samuel n. benjamin AMI daughter OF the late Hamilton
Funeral o. December ;. Garrison. On
arrival OF special leaving from Lexington ave
terminal and returning Immediately Acter the
service. Washin gton Cd c. papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
So 800 cooPER Now 81 z. Il.


SIR GEORGE COOPER NOW NJ F H
Although Sir George Cooper is not Il hunting man,
and has had no experience thus far OF the master
ship OF hounds, yet he has just taken the
Hursley Hounds, in Hampshire and from now on
VIII have the right 10 add the magic letters M.
F h" TO ~ name AS he has a thoroughly
paole staf'a q magnificent pack. and as foxes are
plentiful. there is no reason why under his direc
ton the famous old HursIey Hunt should main
tain in the future the reputation which it has
joyed in the past HursIey. which belonged long
10 the Heathcotes, was purchased about seven or
eight years ago by George Cooper, who
abled 70 acquire the property through the immense
fortune inherited BY his wife from her uncle. Chi
cago Smith" her co-hsIr being her brother, the
late James Henry Smith, poprIarIy known in New
York as Silent Smith Since then George Cooper.
who was at the time Of MS marriage hard work
ing lawyer up IN Scotland. has become a country
masnaJe and baronet- The HUrsley Park estate
extends over some ten thousand acres, and its
name viii always recall memories OF John Keble.
who was the rector OF the parish OF Hursley. In
fact, John Keble rebuilt the church Of Hursley
with the profits accruing to him from the sale OF
his Christian Year and his grave is near the
main entrance Of the church. The church like
wise contains the tomb OF Richard Cromwell. who
for time after his fathers death ruled over Great
Britain the chief magistrate Of the republic with
the title OF Lord Protector. and there is a marble
monument TO his memory, bearing the date OF MS
death. N I1l2
Sir George and Lady Cooper, besides owning
HUrsley Park, have place up in Scotland, in In
erness-shire, the deer forests Of which, known S
Glenteshie. furnish OF the finest deer shooting
in the United Kingdom over q hundred stays hav-
ing been killed there this autumn. They have ike
wise house in London. in Grosvenor Square Their
eldest boy named George after his father. is
nineteen years old
MARQUISE De FONTENOY.
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New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

~,rs~ Satsyland Delaware and New Jersey. rain to
6zy followed by fair and colder Inesoay' lcI cISSls
rr,sr1eas- winds shifting west tonight
- ,,.--s,,4ys3a and Eastern New York. rain
90, - .,5 warner to-day followed BY far ana colder
winds, shifting 70 y est 20 ilent
T-y1pland rain OF today and pfopAbIy
T4Iesa- werner to-day: colder Iues1sy s''oHs 1AS
r. vva.-e-, Pennsylvania. rain or snow WIN coiu
-ysve except snow near - 4a'e'
ro-,s-=5 s+-ong northwest winds diminishing .
FCT wes-sr- Nevy York rain EnoW aha Ihu-I cu.el
to--- 80 gze in extreme northwest portion IlesaAy
far except the iskesI sIiIl4"-S'- 1890 '
becoming northwest. ct1llIlSA-HA-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07

the same name who has for many years been
Marshal OF the Court and Master of the Household
OF the Emperor, accompanying him as such on all
his journeyG. belongs TO a family which received a
haTony Of the Holy Roman Empire more than two
hundred years ago, after having been ennobled sew
enty years previously, and is married TO Baroness
Marie Won der Horst, by whom he has six children.
may ado that he is the head OF the house OF
Lyncker, which is extensively represented in the
army.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-07
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