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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
NEW SINGER AT THE AMERICAN
Ivan Abramson Introduces Nine. Margaritta
Vinaccia in La Gioconda"

AS his season at the American Theatre draws
toward its close, Ivan Abramson is getting more
and ambitious. Last night he produced
Ponchelli's La Gioconda' and introduced to
opera goers another singer, Nine. Margaritta
Ninaccia. The largest audience of the season was
hand for the double attraction AS Mr.. Abram-
son goes OF with his he is steadily strength
ening his corps of singers and improving the set
ting of his operate offerings. That apparent
last night Nine Vinaccia knew her part. and
sang it with confidence and success. Archangel
strong favorte at the American, sang and acted
pleasingly the spy. Barnaba and NJ. Bari's "Cielo
mar received the recall which is the tenor s
vested right Mile. Strauss Laura; Mile Bossi
La CIeca and NJ Gravna Alvise NJ. Merola con-
Quoted the performance. which will he given again
with the same cast Tuesday night.
Yesterday afternoon the popular double bill,
.CavalIeria Rusticana'' and ''Pagiiacci." was re
peated. Tomorrow night Mr. Abramson will put
on the last novelty of his present season. Il Eisir
d'Amore.'
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
-.,.-..h Ia &c rrlhnne. ]

Nv telegraph 20 The lriodne-i
---~.so park Sept es.-Although the weather
= ~s.ts- warn, during the week it did not in
.-sere with TIE social affairs scheduled fer TINS
nxo-r The cottaEers have now all returned ana
sr are Manning 10 entertain during OCTOBER ms
,Aal tennis golf. dinners and oriose were "
,,,r,,e and at the clubhouse many au'oN'o
a.Trtes who arrived from town entertained at
luncheons .
80 SUNDAY. and Senator and Mrs Chaunoey NJ
nepeu are at the clubhouse for several weeks
A. and Mrs Henry & Emmett and family ar
rived from Newport on Tuesday ana VIII spe'o
she autumn in the children's annex
Two tennis cups were played for this week on
.hs courts Of the Tuxedo Tennis and Racquet
,-l,h In mems singles Newell Tillton won first
horors by defeating R B. Taylor. and the doubles
were won by George Rushmore and John Munroe'
Who defeated Carl Zenger and A J. Outerhridge'
- The Tuxedo Horse Show Association will hold
q series Of trotting races on the Tuxedo horse
show track next week A large number OF entries
have been already received by Pierre Lorillard. jr
secretary This being the first racing of this kind
81 Tuxedo. a large and fashionable crowd VIII be
present The entries include some Of the best
thoroughbred horses OF Orange County handsome
p-izes will be offered.
Dr and Mrs. W r. Chappel who spent last
summer in the White Mountains. have returned
70 the Nevbold cottage.
other cottage arrivals this week were Mr. and
Mrs George F. Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Hewitt,
Mrs c NJ Bell. the Rev. and Mrs Herbert Ship
man Mrs {. J. Coulter. DR.. and Mrs. Edward l.
Keyes Mr. and Mrs Joseph E Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs. Edson Bradley
Nj and Mrs J. Howard Ford arrived at the club
today for the day. otner late arrivals are Mrs.
= L. Burnett Count de Rerns. Of Paris: Eugene
Higgins Miss Whitman. Edward T. Emmett. Os-
xald Jackson. George B. Baker, Charles w Gould.
Leslie ". Lee. Count 9. De Candy. H. c. De
Rhau. jr-. z. R Dick. Archibald Rogers. E D.
Chadwick. Wainwright Parrish. Lawrence Reding-
Ton. Mr.. AMI Mrs. E. r. Jones, Miss Jones. A. De
Neufiize and William A. Hutcheson.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
MR.. KLE1N's SERIES OF CONCERTS.
Thirty Afternoon Entertainments at the
New German Theatre.

Speaking Of the series of concerts which have
been arranged by Herman Klein at the new Ger
man Theatre at Madison avenue AMI seth street,
in the coming season. Mr.. Klein said yesterday:
These concerts, thirty in number, will be a spe-
cial feature in the line of musical entertainments
in New York in the coming season, inasmuCh as
they will be popular in style. including everything
that is good and nothing that is monotonous re-
vving for the benefit OF lovers and judges of good
music the classic miscellaneous concerts which were
popular a quarter of a century ago L shall not
into competition either with the operate
concerts. which will take place on Sunday even
ngs. with orchestral concerts under the patron
age of various organizations which will take place
in other halls.
In order to give my patrons the best have OBJ
tanned the services of upward of eighty vocal and
instrumental artists, who either in America or
coming here for the musical season. A selected
group of these will appear at each concert, repre-
senting the highest features of chamber and vocal
music, with especial emphasis the latter. using
English text. A concert will be given every
Sunday from October l. at p. m In order to
bring them within the reach of all the lovers of
good music, the prices have been arranged on a
moderate basis.
Il intend to avoid making these concerts weari-
by giving only the finest movements from
various classical works. The first part of each
programme will consist entirely of serious compost
tions The second part will include pieces of
somewhat lighter type, and larger proportion of
vocal music, TO be sung exclusively in the Eng
sh language. Among the latter will be found from
time to time choral piece cycle of songs and
the choicest Of the songs by American and
British composers
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
PRESIDENTS CHAT WITH ACTORS.
Forced to Believe Accusations Against Men
High in Politics, He Says.
LErom The Tribune Bureau.l

Washington. Sept. 2s.-"Ten years ago would
not have believed the accusations in your play
against men in high political places, but now | m
frsid they are true" President Roosevelt said
today in discussing "A Gentleman from Mis-
siesinni - which he saw at the National Theatre
this week At the White House to-day he received
the two producers of the play, together with the
principal actors
The types. from the Mississippi Senator to the
newspaper man. are very familiar to me- the
President told his visitors. IL readily entered into
the real spirit of the problems involved When
vou produce a political play, you know, you are
taking part in my profession. 1t hard
TO differentiate between your acting and the real
politicians | have a hard time keeping poll
ticans and actors apart for / invariably to
talk politics the minute meet of you political
actors Such plays believe mould public opinion
in the proper direction
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
BEvERIDGE AND HIS NEW BABY.
Senator Forgets all About His Carnegie Hall
Speech in Joy Over His Boy.

Senator Beveridge of Indiana. # Represen-
tstiVe Lucius y. LittaUer in the anteroom of the
Republican National Committee headquarters at
10. 1 Madison avenue yesterday Afternoon and this
is the talk they had
Lttauer pump handling the gentleman from In
diana)-Senator. I wish 10 heartily congratulate
you
BeTeTidge-Thank you. thank you, Congressman
Littauer-yes Mr.. Senator. wish 10 congratu-
late YOU on your great speech last night I'm Car
nesie Han. II is the finest speech Of the year.
BeverdCe with look of weariness oh holy
smoke Littaueri ] thought you wanted
gratulate new baby boy. He's the finest
baby YOU ever saw and ne knows deuce Of lot
Tor kid only a week old Mrs Beveridge tells
And then the gentleman from Indiana and the
gentleman from New York walked arm in arm
Gown the corridor toward the elevator, with the
Indiana Senator aglow his baby
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oficiaI Record and Forecass-Washington sept 20 20
TIVE hurricane IN the Indies continues IN us
westward course at saturday It's cehue "as s
ear ana southeast the eastern end OF the isdhu
Santo Dor1nzo At Weather Bureau observatory IA
the city of Santo Domingo the wind SATURDAY
~ from the north blowing whole gale ur.hef
ian and Bahama sent SATURDAY 10 Atlatio
a,5 rorts the benefit OF shipping
of has reached the Mlsslsspp
VALLEY precipitation having fallen generally west or me
A,isesiri River except the Pacific Slope within the
- ,urentvfour hours fell Saturday in Eastern
1e-Iora5o Eastern Montana and North Dakota i1oca!
rans continue i'm Florida and the east Gulf states IN
oti,er ,arfs of the country fair weather prevails TIE
,eratIrt has fallen decidedly in states west OF tins
A5isssipui River. in the extreme Northwest on
~ Pacifc Coast. reaction to higher temperature
is m prosrcss OF the Mississippi River the tenn
,,a-stpfa continues above the normal
The winds along New England coast will be lght
- fresh south and southwest; the mdde Atlantic
osst light variable the south Atlantic fresh
northeast and east except parabe Florida coast; on
lcnt 10 fresh variable; on the lower lakes
fresb and brisk south southwest the upper lakes
,resh and brisk and northwest: Superior and
wicbiean fresh south. shifting 20 northwest
Huron.
There will he rain with colder weather Sunday in the
Nsissss;nrf AMI lower valleys the upper lake region
ana the Hest iuif Monday in the lake region
be ohio Valley and Gulf states Tennessee
aud Showers viii continue in Georgia. south
,arona and Northern Florida. In the Rocky Mountain
eaon the uprer Missouri Valley Kansas and Oklahoma
The weather be fair with rising temI erature sun
day and Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
WEDDINGS.

Morristown. y ]. Sept. IS Especial Miss Lucy
Haidane Iindabury. daughter Of Richard Y Linda
bury. and Lieutenant Robert Lawrence Berry. I.
s. " OF Newport. KY, married in St. Ber-
nards Episcopal Church here this afternoon by the
Rev. T A Conover. rector of the church. The
bridal party included Miss Alice Ide, of Brooklyn.
as maid Of honor: Lieutenant H ". Osterhaus of
Washington. as best man: Miss Florence E. Muir
phv Of Newark. Miss Elsie Walker. of Jackson
vile. Fla; Miss Jennie Day Proudf1t. of Memphis,
and Miss Bessie Shannon. of Syracuse. as brides
maids. The ushers Lieutenant Shackford, of
Washington. Or. Fsuntleroy. Of Washington DR..
Ohnesorg. United States ship New Hampshire,
and Lieutenant Andrews. United States ship
New Hampshire. The younger brother of the
bride Richard \. dabury. jr. and sister, Mar
garet Lindabury. were page and flower girl respec-
lively 4 reception held at Meadow Brook
Farm. Mr.. Lindaburys estate Mine Brook Road.
Lieutenant Berry is a graduate of Annapolis, 90.
They viii live in Washington
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
HACKETT DRAWS LARGE AUDIENCES
Will Continue in "The Prisoner of Zenda'
for Several Weeks.

James X. Hackett appeared again at his own
theatre the Hackett. yesterday afternoon. in the
charming romantic drama of The Prisoner of
Zenda" with which he began his season last Mon
dav night He was enthusiastically received by
large audience and repeated his performance IN
the evening It is MIR. Hacketts intention to keep
..7-ba Erisnner' on the Hackett stage for several
weeks At one of the performances Mr.. Hackett
was injured in the duel scene, and the wound
caused such pain that he was forced to close his
theatre Friday night.
There was a rumor abroad that he would proba-
bl,, not continue the presentation of The Prisoner
of Zenda' but happily it was only rumor' and
Mr. Hackett purposes to continue his excellent
impersonation of the chief character in that hne
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
YALE GETS s82s. 900 UNHAMPERED.
3equests of Archibald Blount and F. C. Hew-
lit Clear Profit to University.

New Haven. Sept 26--What is practically the
final settlement of the estates Of Archibald Blount
Of Orleton Manor. Hertfordshire. England shows
that Yale University will profit S3oSOOo. The
Yale treasury has received in cash from estate
5000. from which there will have to be deduct
ed for legal and other fees about SIS 500.
The actual value of the bequest about $3.50
600. but . large amount had TO be paid in England
IN connection with inheritance taxes and other
fssstsrs. The total inheritance alone in Eng
Nzne have amounted about s62. 600. The be-
quest corles the university unhampered by con-
ditions
The 100000 left by Frederick c. Hewitt Yale
56, 70 the university. is also unconditional
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
FEAR RABIES BARS DOGS FROM HUNT
Meadow Brook Club Appeals to State Au-
thorities to Raise Ban.

Locust Valley, Long Island Sept. 26 (SpeciaD.-
Owing to the fact that the New York State Agri-
cultural Department has placed quarantine on
all dogs in this vicinity and refused to allow any
to be taken from the premises where they are con-
fined the Meadow Brook Hunt Club is in guam
diary as to how il will hunt wild foxes.
Dogs supposed TO have the rabies were found
recently at Melville, here Although wild
fox hunting should have begun two weeks ago,
John Iieper the huntsman, has not been permitted
to take anv of mis- pack from their farm. The
state authorities have been appealed to- but as
vet without result
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
rRv Telegraph 70 The Tribune

by Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Newport. Sept 2s.-Mrs- Royal Phelps Carroll
gave the only dinner party in Newport this even
ing while Mrs !. J Mason was luncheon enter
fainer during the afternoon
Mr. and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed. Of Lenox.
are expected in Newport on Monday to spend the
fall season.
Colonel Oliver PAYNE. Of New York, closed his
seq son today and resIrTed TO New York. DR.. and
Mrs Henry Barton Jacobs returned 10 Baltimore.
Nj and Mrs r. 7. Wilson. jr-. who are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs T. Rollins Morse. will re
main until the middle Of the coming month.
Mrs Ronalds. Of London is expected in New
port during the week 10 be the guest Of Mrs James
2 kernochan.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
PITT RELICS SEIZED.
Held for Duty-May Not Get to
Pittsburg in Time for Celebration.
IBy reierraph to The TribuneI

Pittsburg. Sept. ga lot of relics engrav
ings and papers of William Pitt. Earl of Chat
ham. after whom Pittsburg named. belong
ing TO the Pitt-Tayior family of England. were
lent to the Carnegie Art Institute for exhi-
bition here during the sesqu- week.
Instead of being addressed TO the Carnegie In
stitute they sent to George A. Macbeth of
this city. and seized by the customs officials
and held for duty. 1t is feared they cannot be
released in time for the intended purpose. Di
rector Beatty. of the institute. is working the
wires to the Treasury Department at Washing
ton. seeking their release
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

u z-,,,s-, Mrs James B ludlow. Mr.. and MIS-.
richard {, Dixey, Miss Rossmond piSeS' Nr- anu
Mrs Newbold Norris, Miss Hoins, Mss :
-. scheD.s r,r. ana Mrs Richard { Green
"a, Boss Whistler. Mrs Richard L. Ho~ens ana
Mrs Frank c Grugan- -,
Ms Nina Gather. Of Baltimore: Miss Helen
.a.xsn5re Miss Anna Robinson OF New hofA.
Mss Rossmond DiSey and Miss Emmy naoon o.., :.
pos,on were the ''harnaids. lheY "oie
..-ns with Red Cross SYMBOLS
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
BOOKER WASHINGTON AT OLD HOME.
Revisits Birthplace After Absence Of Forty
one Years.
~ reI.rrnpn % &c rrlsune.1

Roanoke. Va. Sept. 2s-For he first time in
forty-One years Booker T. Washington visited TO-
day his birthplace at Hals's Fork. in franklin
County. fifteen miles from Roanoke. He left his
home when he eight years old.
A picnic dinner spread and eaten on mo
banks OF little creek tn which he used TO wsds
when he was a slave. He born IN a dirt foor
room on the pIantation OF James Burroughs nis
mother being a slave in the BurrOugns family
Washington's father was Benjamin Ferguson, q
white farmer
Mrs. W. j. Gogsin wife Of Bedford County
farmer formerly Miss Ellen Burroughs. daughter
of the owner OF Washington. met and greeted hisn
in Roanoke
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
THREE OFFICERS FAIL IN TEST RIDE

Washington Sept. 2.-Three OF the thirty
more army officers VINO started from Fort Myer
last Thursday on a ninetyme horsemanship test
ride failed TO finish. They were Major John T.
knight of the quartermaster generals office. and
a member II the General staff Lieutenant Colonel
lanes B Hickey a cavalry officer, attached to
the adiutant generals department. and Major
George & Bailey of the quartermaster's depart
,,ort All hut the three named reached Fort Myer
AZ - 10 O'Clock to-day. most of them apparently in
gccd condition.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE.

Announcement was made yesterday that Harry
Lauder the Scotch comedian who was at the
New York Theatre last season. would begin an
engagement at the Lincoln Square Theatre
october IL. The sale of seats will begin on Oc-
tober s. For this week Mr.. Morris has arranged
strong bill. William Courtleigh and company,
Daisy LLOYD Wood, Julian Rose. Eugene ORourke,
Rarnoldi's dogs and Willy Zimmerman and COM
nanv will appear. There two performances
every day this playhouse.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

BANKs-At Jersey City. Friday September IS Joseph
Banks IN his Esd wear. Funeral services from Mr
Kisco Presbyterian Church Monday. September % AZ
1880 a m.
BATEs-At Passsic y. J.. suddenly. On Friday 50
tember - Kirby, taIShter OF the late Joni
J. V westerveIt beloved wife Of Aloert G. Bates "a
dav September IS late residences. NO. .
Westervelt Place PaSsaic Park Erie r. r trsia
leaves 23d 81. 1f4 a Chambers st. 1So a m
cARTER-At Chicago September 1e0s Leslie Carter.
Of the late James Carter, OF Chicago
EMMET-At Rochelle. n. Y. SATURDAY. sept-ro-
26 Colt widow OF William J. EnlHet- Notice
funeral hereafter
SCOFIELD-At Morristown " J.. September 2S feoe
Sophia c. Scoheld Funeral at her late residence on
Tuesday. September 80. at p. m
SMITH-In Brunswick. y J.. September "a. 1908
Sarah B. widow Of Henry F Smith. former pastor
of First Baptist Church Relatives and friends
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
Livingston Avenue Baptist Church on Monday. Sep
tember 2S. at o'clock D m
sOTrIER-On September Is 1908 Frank Squisr. II hs
6qth wear at his residence. No 30 Prospect Park
West. Brooklyn after lingering Illness Funeral ss
residence. sunday. september p. . p m m
terment private
TRUBEE-At Bridgeport. Conn. September - 1908
David Trubee aged years. Funeral service from
his late residence Az WaldeTInsre Brtcge-
port. Monday September IS. 2.3o p m
wAKEMAN-In Southport Conn. September - 1904
Thorp. widow Of Maurice Waseman services
interment private Kindly omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
NEW PLAY FOR ARNOLD DAILY.

A week from Tuesday Arnold DAILY Will be seen
AT Wailacks Theatre in new play called HIS
Wife's Family j written by George Eyer
ton 1t is described Irish comedy THE Re
generation will lie withdrawn on saturday night.
and there will be no performance the following
Monday Edwin Arden, Edward Harrigan. Will
lam Harrigan and Miss Doris keane will be in the
Sf
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
.,,r ar ns wEes,s pRIvATE PARK.

Utica N Y, Sept. 2s.-In response TO an appeal
for help to prevent fire from spreading in Dr.
Webbs private park, at Nehasane in the Adiron-
dacks the Utica Fire Department this afternoon
sent an engine several thousand feet of hose and
a complement of men to Nehasane special
train
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ELECTION.
rBy Telegraph - The

TBv TeIsgraph The Tribune
Lake George. y. Y, Sept. 2s.-At the closing ss5-
sion Of the eighteenth annual meeting Of the New
York Library Association. which has been In prcg-
ress al the Sycamore Hotel throughout the week.
these cffcers were elected to-day: President VIII
lard D. Austen reference librarian. Cornell Unt-
versity: vice-president Miss Anna r. Phelps state
organizer. Albany; secretary. Miss Caroline VI
Underhin librarian Utica Public Library. treas
urer Mrs Edwin w GaIlard. supervisor Oc school
work New York Public Library The next an
nual meeting will be held the Sycamore
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Special Notices.
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FROM LIVERPOOL.
Mrs. }. ". Hodge
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FROM HANRE.
Mrs. Nicholas LongWorth
{ Mr. and Mrs. H Reinsen
Nhitehouse
v II Sprsgue.
NJ. and Mrs ] r Cullen.
FROM HAMBURG.
Or. and Mrs r. : Gould
Professor Hugo Minister berg
Mr. and Mrs .. T. seWsll-
HT. and Mrs II. McKown
Twombly.
,oM SOUTHAMPTON.
Nr. and Mrs. .. c. Pratt
Mrs IL T. Ward
Mrs Madeline PITT Taylor.
l-ise .izrion Taibot.
.14s. -oline Riicl hel-ey.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
VETERAN EDITOR RETlREs.

Walter H. Jarrett, well known in newspaper and
financial circles retired last night from the man
agement of The Wall Street summary. In the
afternoon his associates The Summary and
the New York News Bureau presented TO him
handsome loving cup token of esteem and re-
gard.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
THE PROMINENT HOTEL ARRIVALS

BUCKINGHAM-chief Justice H; ss c: G9Ilsnd G@Iaana
I911 I80TT4ND~T Hamilton Lewis, Chicago MUIR
RAY HILLwslter Camp New NisProfessor aaygR P1A1Am
= 8 Harshn1an L. s. n. WALDORF-ASTORIA
DAVIS E;lkins West Virginia. WOLCOTI,-Mrss
Nicholas Iongworth, Bellamy Storer. Cliclnhali'
and lieutenant g L. Arnold L. s. N
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
GUN INVENTORS WIDOW DEAD.

Glens Falls. Y Y. Sept. 2e.-Mrs r. J. Gatng.
WIDOW Of r }. Calling. inventor Of the gun, died
here today from heart disease The body will be
taken TO Indianapolis Monday for burial
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
rBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Boston. Sept. 36.-A1bert r. Morawetz. of Ari-
z0na one Of the United States consuls general-at-
large. was married in the Unitarian Church at
Portsmouth. y H.. to-day TO Miss Adell NJ.
Arenas, Of Baltimore. The Rev. Alfred Gooding
the pastor. of1ciated There large attend
anoe from the summer colonies in nearby resorts.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

The registration days this year are Monday.
October 5; Tuesday. October g; Saturday,
Sotober 10, and Monday, October H. All who
attend TO vote must register of these
days between 7 a. m. and 10 o. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27
Tribune Snhscrfntfnr, Rates.

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New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

The CAMPANIA.
Z. r Bacon
NJ ana Mrs. Willard s
Brown
G IL Clspp.
Ia PROVENCE
GT and Mrs. Bellamy
Sforer.
.ars Calvert Brewer
NJ. and Mrs. : W Crsrner
Alrs u y CoRlef
THE AMERIKA.
hnii / Boss
- ara Mrs. William a
Burder
NJ ana Mrs r. T. Crane 5r
y u iaa r Draper. I
THE ST PAIL. r
NF ana Mrs. z. z. Bald
Rin
n. and Mrs J.. Altert
Caldwell
.. y. Hslstead.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

The registration days this year are Monday
October 5: Tuesday. October 8; Saturday,
October 10, and Monday. October r. All who
intend to vote must register on one or tn-ss
days between a. and 10 o. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-09-27

,l's, ,emperature yesteFday - degrees lowest -;
"a s1rsee for cc resp, nding Of last
o- ,ori espcndtng date Of last thrtf-thes
years forecast: F7 to-day showers ard cooler Men
ssz. fresh south winds