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New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MUSIC.
THE PEOPLES CHORAL UNION

once a year the spectacle Is presented at Car
negie Hall of a concert in which the singers are
almost as numerous the listeners in the boxes
and floor stalls The occasion is the annual per-
rorrnance Of an oratorio by the Peoples Choral
Union This seasons meeting took place last night.
when for the first time the choir. numbering five
hundred voices took part with an orchestra from
the New York symphony Society. Mrs Beatrice
Fine. Daniel Beddoe and Edwin Evans in a per-
tormance Of Edward Cigars King Olaf When
the composer wrote the work for the North Stat
fordshire Festival, twelve years ago. he could
scarcely have dreamed that fate had marked him
for knighthood. He was an ingenious musician
very much like half dozen other English
sicians who were composing cantatas and ora
torios for the festivals. Revolutionary thoughts
were far from his mind, and he had not yet found
out that reflection and mastery of technique could
go Tar toward making good paucity OF meodic in
splrauon. King Olaf is not impressive work.
but at has some moments of real pith and power
and is always singable which is than
can be said OF all the music which Sir Ed
ward EIgar has written. 1t is moreover.
splendidly adapted a choir of comparatively in
experienced choristers like the Choral Union which
Is sort Of normal school for the graduates from
the Peoples Singing Classes It's simple emotional
language comes them like a native utterance
and enables them 10 speak with enthusiasm be-
cause they not obliged TO struggle with the
difficulties of the printed page
1t was obviously pleasure for the choir last
night 10 sing the music. and the pleasure was
promptly and directly communicated 10 the audi
ence, which was stirred into enthusiasm over and
over again. In the challenge, 'T am Thor! I am
the war god" the choir struck Ike Of Thor's
thunderbolts. and in other cliraxes the singing
was like the sound OF many waters" Freshness.
energy, precision remarkable skill in nuance, was
noticeable all through the performance, and those
who have followed the career Of the Choral Union
must have observed its growth in quality OF tone
since its early days, when it pos
sible 10 marvel az its freshness OF tone,
but also its want Of body and euphony. So
far the choir was concerned, last nights per-
formance Of King Olaf a highly creditable
achievement. OF the solo singers only Mr.. BeddOe
deserves equal praise. As for the orchestra, de-
spite Mr.. Frank Damroschs endeavors, much OF
its work rude. Plainly, the conditions under
which these concerts are given do not allow of g
sufficient number Of general rehearsaIs.
H E x.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
FUNERAL OF DURHAM W. STEVENS.
Wreaths Sent by President, Two Emperors
and Many Others.

Washington. April s-FuneraI services were h-d
this afternoon the body Of Durham ". Stevens.
adviser to the Corean government who died IN san
Francisco on Marcn Is. the result Of shot fred
at him BY Corean- Ambassador Takzhirz. By
direction OF his government and IN deferenc. to
wishes OF Mr. Stevens's relatives. took charge %
the public services which were held az ST. johns
Episcopal Church. the Rev. Roland Cotton Smith.
the rector officiating. after which the body
taken 20 Oak Hill cemetery for burial
Wrearhs were placed the bier in the names e
President Roosevelt, the Emperor of Japan. tbs
Emperor OF Corea. Prince Ito, Count Korurs.
Baron Takalira- the COrean government. tn. Jap
aness Cabinet the presidents OF the upper znt
lower houses OF ths japanese Diet. friends in IN.
Toxic Club. Nippon Club OF New York and mary
others A brief private service at the home oc
MIS- Joseph Porter. Mr.. stsvenx's sister. ras
conducted BY the Rev. Dr.. Kelley. OF the Fourth
Presbyterian Church
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

Luncheon of the Phiietscipona of Newark Hotel
Aat1r.
Meeting OF the Ladies Auxiliary Of the Yorkvl. Hos
pIlai and bispensary. Hotel Astor p. N.
Business meeting, election annual reuos Of the vs
End "omaIs Republican Association. Hotel Astor
Meeting Of the rortia Law Club Hotel Astor J 2 n
Or James J. Walsh Women in Lie as Shakespeare
saw Them, for the benefit Of the destitute cancer
patients of the Servants of Relief Stephen Hall
2stn street. between Lexington Third avenues 1
=.
r. HumphIy Ward Napoleon the Louvre be
fore League FOR Political Education. Berkeley Ly-
oeum. morning
Meeting OF the Society Of Gas Lighting. Astor
p. m.
William Archer On The EHzabethan Playhouse" Co
iuT.bia University $40 p n.
oliver BaJubri3ge Some Hidden Jewish Tribes TEN
pie Ez Chain. No. lOI East e2d street. evening
Conference the Public Education Assoca ion houe of
Miss Draper. No. is West sth 5 e M
Graduating exera Of Bellevue Training school
Women Nurses and the Bellevue Training school
Men Nurses. auditorium cornell MaIicaI
college. First avenue aud 18Th street, b. ~
Thomas e. Hall Moral Instruction Peoples Insti-
tute 10 3ls East 18th street, $50 r. n.
admission the Metropolitan of Art and
sAs Amsriesn Museum OF Natural History
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
THE DRAMA.
NEW PLAY AT THE LYRIC.
Don Quixote. "

The Lyric Theatre, which has been closed since
April 4. for rehearsal of Mr. Paul Kester's theat-
rical abridgenent of the novel OF Don Quixote. ."
was opened last night, and that cooquiaI com
pendium Of the wonderful old story, duly made
known by Mr.. Sothern and his professional COM
peers. was received with attention and viewed
with interest by large concourse Of genial spec
tators, This production IS the fifth that Mr. Soth-
ern has made since he began January .. 1909
his present engagement at the Lyric Theatre
II shows a worthy ambition; a jealous desire
70 excel in art; and liberal purpose to graf
ify the public taste. by novelty OF subject
and by opulence of scenic illustration The
sets are elaborate, and for that reason,-and
also because Of the inherent. intrinsic sow-moving
gravity OF the subject-the representation is proIx
Mr. Kester. in treating his difficult theme. has
utilized the love story Of Cardenio and Luscinda,
Fernando and Dorothea (Which Is one OF the cpl
sodical tales that diversity the book, and with
that he has tnteItwined the good old Don's advent
ures at the inn which his disordered mind has mis-
taken for castle, and with the galley slaves whom
he liberates and by whom he is barbarousy NAL
treated The piece is comprised in four acts. Mr.
Sotherns solemn sapience of aspect together with
his generally fantastic behavior, as Don Quixote,
made the performance interesting. Mr Rowland
Blackstone appeared as Sancho Panza. Particular
consideration Of this subject in this place. must
be deferred 10 another day
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ACADEMY OF DESIGN ELECTION

The following painters were chosen associates OF
the National Academy Of Design a the annual
election last evening at Amsterdam avenue and
10th street: clifford BeaI. Colin Campbell Cooper.
Robert David GauIey. Lillian NJ. Genth. W. Gran
Vile Smith, Charles " Hawthorne. Ernest Law
son. Edward F. Rook, ]. J. Shannon and Cullen
Yates. Chester Beach. sculptor. and John " Car
rere and Rutherford " Mead architects, We're also
elected
Under the constitution since the union OF the
Academy and the Society OF American Artists the
number OF associates Is unlimited. but the number
Of academcianS Is limited 70 125 painters. .
sculptors and . architects or eugravers The an
nUal election OF academicans viii take place in
May.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
The MKEE DIVORCE CASE.
Ka;tre Barbour Replies to Charges-De-
cision Expected This Month.

Paris April s-Tle hearing ~ the Mckee divorce
81. was continued in this city to-day The suit IS
brought by Mrs Mckee. formerly Ms Hugh
-e--= against A Hart Mckee. her husband
Ffai--e Bsrhoux. on behalf of Mrs Mckee. con
duc1a6 -ne pleading in rebutraL The Italian noble
-ns- mentioned by VI. Labor was Identified as the
Marquis GGElieui u. Barbour denied NJ Mckee :
allegation He said that the real object Of the 6e-
fence vas not 10 furnish Information 70 the French
Cou-r r--- ID besulrch Mrs. MckeeAs reputation in
America
Nzf,r@ Ba-houz advanced 70 the bar SO that
spectators in The courtroom could not hear hiul,
80 read 70 the Judge q translation Of rhe secret
ooae words Used IN The letters between the couple
CoEDsel t7- Mrs Mckee attacked M-. Mckee
severely. saying that he would have only himself
- blame II his friends gUrned their backs or him
71s- 1= returned 70 America. This man N
re-7olS said. mas failed 70 comprehend that in
insulting Ms former wife he also insults the mother
O. his child
Asirr= Labor for NJ. Mckee Will reply to-rnor-
April 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and forecast l.

Official Record and FOrecast-vvash ingtou April $
Since Tuesday night the Western disturbance has moved
20 Eastern New York and rain fallen in Nebraska
Kansas, Oklahoma the great central valley the lake
region. the middle Atlantic states and New England
There also in Michigan peninsula
and Eastern Colorado. rain in the extreme
Southwest It IS decidedly colder Texas and Okla
homa northeastward into the lower lake region
and warmer in the Northwest the district west or
the Rocky Mountains. There viii be rain Tbursdaxy g.,
New England, rain followed BY clearing weather IN The
middle Atlantic states and showers South snow
hurres also probable along eastern lower Iaa.
II the central valley and the West weather will b.
fair Thursday. and generally fair weather Is Indicated
for Friday all districts except the Pacific N,rrh
west II will be cooler Thursday N the ,7rna- r,tt,
Valley. the middle states the north noror -
the south Atlantic states and The OF the C7us
states, and warmer the region the Mis-
souri, and upper Mississippi valleys and the South1asf
and lower Mississippi valleys the lower Iaks ravl
The winds along the New England coast viii be brisk
high south shifting northwest; middle Atlantic
coast brisk moderately high southwest to northwest
south Atlantic coast fresh and mostly southwest
C5ulf south C1IlF coast
fresh brisk and variable becoming NfrH
light fresh and variable. becoming south
Steamers departing Thursday Eurouean viii
have brisk to moderately high south shifting north
west winds, rain Thursday fair Friday. the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
In Memor1am-
Hedges Ira Il.

CCNNTNGHAN-Or Monday Aprr q 1903 a. es- --sa.
dsnce. No 1Oe S6th Mo1at. widow -
william Cunningham daughter % bsIs Jona
Moftat. N the saith OF her Funeral prfTass
HOPPER-On Tuesday, Aprl :. 1905. her r-zidsnc-.
Madeleine Insee, daughter of Mary Caroline and -
late Insse A Hopper services viii Dc hst
Nc 12s Harrison 81. East Orange y J., eu sztaE-
day, April IL al 2-30 O'Clock Interuisn- a NJ
Pleasant Cemetery. Newark. y =
MACDONkLD-Ou Tues1ay. april :. 1905. Na-v Arm.
beloved wife OF D Macdonald Funersl services -
her residence Il Sterling Place, brooklyn on
Quaker Street, SCHENECTADY county. y Y
MAsTER-At Flushing Lorg Island. on April :. 1905.
N Sands. beloved wife David Master Funsral
services residence 34l Arntry ST.
Flushing Friday April 10 al 3 P T.
RADLEY-Ou Monday. April J. 1908 Iz-stius Raider
beloved husband of NUsCheElsin Radlsy, azef
IS Funeral services will held his ats
morning. April 9 nalf-pasr oclock- Carriages
New York Central Railroad train leaving
Lexington ave and 4Sd s. sIs-ion a. s;44 a II In
rerulenC private
RIEEL-At Caldwell. y J. on tuesday. April :. Ksrs
RiSeI nee Wsdez1ndl beloved wife % Charles z RSsi
funeral services F-ftav. a. 2-3O n.
0f his Harold No 81 1th st. BToOs
Iyu- IEceruleuu in EversrssEs Csrletery-
sAwYER-On sunday. April s. 1908. Eizz6sth. widow
william 4 SAWYER Funeral rom her ate resi-
deuce- No. 5512 Fifth ave. BROOKLYN. on THURSDAY.
Cemetery
April :. 1905. William watson Funeral services a.
house. THURSDAY. April 9. AZ 1 o'clock p Inter
Woodlawn
wEST-At POS Schsrusrhoru BROOKLYN ~
SJh inst, Sophia. wife OF George West n sotn
year Funsral services al T-s0 ?. Friday.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
LANGDoN SMITH,

E.angdor Smith. a newspaper writer. died -ester-
day from pneumonia AZ his home, No, ta8 Wildwood
street FIatbush. During his career as newspaper
writer he vas connected with The World" The
Herald" and The American At the outbreak OF
the Cuban in 1895 M Smith went there as
correspondent for The American" and cor
respondent for The Herald during the Spanish
American War. Mr.. Smith d native OF the
Indian Territory. where he was born on January T.
1858 At an early age he did sorne new spaper work
the West and then came TO New York Mr.
Smith was the author Of ON the Panhandle" and
had also written many short stories he leaves
wife who was Miss Marie Antoinette Wright,
whom he married in 1924.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
BOY GETS $4,000 VERDICT.

A jury in the Supreme Court. sitting in Staten
Island returned verdict yesterday Of $4,000 dam
ages against the Barber Asphalt Company in a suit
brought by the guardian of-Frank WeiJzman. jr
ten years Old, for $4,000 damages for injuries re-
ccIve4 two years ago The company had appealed
from Il former verdict Of $1,000 first 70 the Appel
i.fe Division and r7len the Court Of Appeals
which reversed the finding and ordered trial
The boy was walking through the plant. at Water
street stapieton. when he struck the head
bv a barrel OF asphalt and badly injured. Counsel
for tlls boy showed that the place where the boy
was struck was city property, and that the com
NAM. had never received permission to it.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
MAGAZINE WRITER MAPRlEs ACTRESS

Mrs Robert Barclay MACPHERSON better known
BY her stage name OF Marie Burroughs was mar
ried yesterday 20 Francis NJ Livingston. a writer
OF short stories, at her home, No. 81 West aSd
street
Miss Marie Burroughs was a member OF the old
Madison Square Theatre stock company. under the
mana cement OK A. NJ Palmer and played with
Maurice Barrymore in The Battle of the Strong
In 1901 she retired from the stage TO become the
wife OF Robert Barclay MACPHERSON. OF the firm
of Marshall Field. Nj. MACPHERSON died last year.
Mr.. and Mrs Livingston VIII sail for Italy on
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ANOTHER FRONTTER DISPUTE.

Winnipeg. April s.-Herbert Wright, Canadian
customs officer at Emerson, Manitoba, arrested
at Noyes, MINI, to-day at the point Of revolver
by United States immigrant officer charge
Of having snuggled into the United States May
French, 10 whom admission the United States
was denied weeks ago Wright is OF
Mayor Wright of Emerson He was taken to
Crookstor. Mimi. for trial
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
PROFESSOR ARTHUR 0. LANesToN.

St. Louis, April 8.-After illness Of two weeks
from heart disease Professor Arthur y. Langston,
principal Of the Dumas High School, who for over
thirty years one Of the best known negro edu-
Gators In the West, died last night al his home
here.
Professor Langston was a son OF John Mercer
I.angston former Congressman from Virginia and
at one tine United States Minister TO Hayti. He
leaves a wife and two sons. one brother. Ralph
E Langston. is assistant inspector OF weights in
New York City and another brother. Frank NJ
IlanEs1on. is deputy assessor. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
FIRAcY ANo MuRpER lN pAclrlc

n .-ssr r. g.. Aprh s-News Of piracy and
- 1's''iP 9daTama, which arrived here last niebi
4+'a-n and mate of a Callao schooner a,ar~
'- ana forced 10 jump OVERHEARD by Josepl
'-.l-ss. Belgian; J Taylor. OF Mancbest-r
-, - 'a,Hsoh' Of London. who then stole the
''''' the Aeiiyre Tigre of Callao and starred
- australia The vessel vas wrecked Ga the f;,I
Ds't Islands where she was found b. Captain Mar
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
GOV. MAGooN's OFFER TO CUBANs.
Will Remove Army Governors if Parties
Agree on Men-Comment.

Havana. April s-Governor Magoon has ad-
dressed letter 10 the Cubans offering to replace
the army officers whom he appointed a few days
ago as governors OF provinces. If the three poit-
ical parties can unite in agreeing suitable men
for the posts.
ine Discussion" says that there could be no
greater shame than the confession that there are
not six men Of rectitude and impartiality among
TWO million Cubans to fill these Offices. The paper
thinks that it is not likely the political parties viii
be able TO agree on the men. Opinions Of other
papers differ widely
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
PRINCESS CHRISTIANS DIVERSION.

curious and il might he mentioned, more or less
tst en-ve a 'bus ride through the London streets,
ft,v-, rr Is th, simple recreation from which
Prince, Christian derives most pleasure. All Iny
Iff. her rgvat H.guness recently confessed. ~
fave been in royal carriages, ard you cannot think
s.lal ..r d .s get into bus aud pay for one $
.flf I 40 not THINK / have ever been recognized.
and certainly 7 nave gained endless amusement
10y observing tine different type or people one
neonIe az rhev really are In a bus stgay
humanity 4-itn the mask Of. f."-Tit-Bits
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
25z CLEMSON STUDENTS EXPELLED.

Columbia. S c. April Sit was announced at
chapel services at Clemson College to-day that a57
members Of the sophomore and freshman classes
had been dismissed, in addition TO forty-eight fu
niors expelled on Friday last. The cause is alleged
characterization in April fool pranks At the time
Of the last commencement there was trouble Of a
similar nature with the senior class over night
shirt parade and Captain c. NJ. Clay Of the
United States Army, the coumandant resigned.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
SERIOUS RloTInc IN cAMPos.

,- -f Ja1eiro. april SERIOUS noting broke
- yesterday il fhe city Of Campos. and troops
llg'- g'- Jlere to-day 10 restore order Il is
, -a- me LecDcIGlna Railroad has main
,s-'ea -1or5itent rates On freight in and out or
.'s- Citizens attacked the railroad property
,r and se- fire 10 the two stations
cars and several warehouses They after
- .-1.foseo the railroad bridge over the Para
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
SCARLET FEVER DOCTOR ARRESTED.

DR. Merr.ck @. Chambers. young physician Of
New Rochelle, was arrested yesterday for failing
10 report a case Of scarlet fever to the Board Of
Health Of that place. The hearing ad-
jourued until Saturday morning Or E. ". Cod
ding says Dr. Chambers called the patient s
house several times but never reported the con
tagious disease. 1t is also alleged that the pa
tents children attended the public schools
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
GERMAN LANGUAGE BILL PASSED.
Reichstag Adiourns Over Easter-Boerse
Bill Also a Law

Berlin. April s.-The Reichstag adjourned to-day
Easter after passing the third reading OF the
associations bill which includes section relating
TO the compulsory Of the German language at
public meetings and the Boerse bill which abol-
shes the Boerse Register and restores time trading
in mining and Industrial stocks. These bills
become laws. The Reichstag will reassemble on
A--ilS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
CAPTAIN JAMES Il. MANNWLLE.

Albany. April S.-Captaln James H Maunville. a
former AssembIyrnan from Washington County and
for many years well known as steamboat cap
tain died to-day. soon after being stricken with
apoplexy on Capitol Place the street back OF the
Capitol
Washington County. and represented Washington
County in the Assembly in 1856 and 1887 He
sergeaur-at-aruls for that body in 1880 He leaves
wife and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09

Franklin Haven the Of Franklin II.
Haven. He was graduated from Harvard in 1887.
1861. He served in the Civil War captain and
aide-de-camp the staff of Major General Nc
DoUou and as lieutenant colonel Of the I'd Cali
fornia Cavalry. He was United States Assistant
Treasurer in Boston from 1868 70 1879. From 1879
1854 AIr. Haven was acruary Of the New England
Trust Company. In 1884 ne succeeded his father as
president Of the Merchants National Bank. He
was also president Of the Boston Clearing House
Association and vice-president Of the Massachusetts
Hospital Life Insurance Company and the New
England Trust Company Since 1884 Mr.. Haven had
been treasurer Of the Massachusetts General Hos
UiLal-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
CHINESE BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPAN

CO ho1r. April s-The Chinese Merchants.
No. aE -f1. ed 20 advise It's agents at Japa-
7z--'--S -'--S l'i ta place any more orders for
~.z..fse goods. zn5 70 ship goods aIreadv ordered
rse-. - ''aer than japanese Dealers IN Chinese
.ars-e[< ere Joining il the boycott against the
- "a!ca arose as result of the ratsa
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
TWO SOLDIERS KILLED IN LISBON.
Shops Reopen-RepubIcan Leaders Deny
Responsibility for Riots

Lisoor. April s-Two soldiers assassinated
TO-DAY while standing near the Necessidades Pal
gre The soldiers. who wore civilian clothes. were
saor and killed by small group Of men who sud
Denly sp-ang al them using revolvers. The assas-
si~s escaped.
There has beer no resumption Of rioting here
The shops reopened this morning. The city tS Eril
-r5+- martial law. The Republican leaders refuse
sr- rrS7ousibiIity for the disorders.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Special Notices.
To the Employer

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
ELEVEN NURSES GRADUATED

Eleven nurses were graduated last night in the
Training School for Nurses. at No 66l CaUldweu
avenue. conducted in connection with the Lebanon
Hospital Jonas Wen, president OF the training
school, presided.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
Ah Army FOOD SCANDAL m FRANCE

-~ tra 1t g believed that z great scandal
s-.-. ,,. szary department. OF the French
~ tie 80 es- discovered Rations sent 10 some
q. e7re.-- o.. I1e eastern frontier were unht
War =. -l ia ..-.H General I9cquart. Minister Of
C.. .re-l- -7s-e- orders that supplies Of food
rsrrsea zro I'm contractors be seized at every
a.7.-s,s-- se-t 10 Paris for microscopic ex-
s-s me-. 11ar much OF This food was nncgean
.-sv-- -- % eat already has been ostbfshed The
-s7t.9u is being continued
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
RUSSIAN EMBASSY AT TOXIC

petersburg, April s--The Council Of Empire
go ADOPTED without discussion the bill to raise
= +--Ss-aa Legation al Toxic to an embassy
-His Dill has passed the Doura
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
DEGREE FOR SIR PuRDoN CLARKE.

Montreal. April a-The governors OF McCu Uni
versty decided to-day TO confer the degree Of
LII. D. Sir Purdon Clarke, director OF the Met
ropoIitan Museum OF Art.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-09
SHARK RESUMES ITS TRAVELS.

London have resumed their worlds cruise on the
yacht shark When the steamer Mariposa, which
arrived to-day. left Papeetee, Tahiti March %
the Shark followed her out OF the harbor and set