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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
DENIS O'sULIIvRN COMING

Make vav for Ireland Peggy Machree'' Is com
i7E 70 the Majestic Theatre next month and Denis
oSullvsn's name VIII adorn the front Of that
popular playhouse. Joseph Brooks and A W
D1nEwsl. NJ O-Sullivau's managers. signed a
contract yesterday with Lee ShUbert by the terms
O. which the well known singer will begin an en-
Es=enent az the Majestic on the night Of Feb
rCsry - Peggy Nachree" is an Irish comedy of
Tie romantic type. IN which ample opportunity is
tez Nr- OSullIvsn TO display his pleasing vocal
isfr- fie Is now IN the course Of prosperous run
- McEicker's Theatre where his acting and sing
ing have been cordially received. The Top o tn
orld' now running AZ the Majestic Theatre. is 10
10 Transferred 20 the Casino two weeks from next
Monday night. and there xiii occur the two hum
orod-h presentation Of shat successful piece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
WILLIAM COLEMAN HUGHES.

William Coleman Hughes an attorney for the
Pennsylvania Railroad living at No. ASS Bedford
avenue, Williamsburg, died yesterday in St Catn-
arine's Hospital following operation for APP
pendcitis He born in the 18th Ward. Brook
Ign, and received his early education Manhattan
College. Later he attended the New York Law
School. from which he graduated ten years
ago. Since then he had practised law. and for
some time had an office at No. 40 Wall street.
Mr.. Hughes counsel for the Anti-Smoke
Nuisance League of Brooklyn Last June he
married Miss Susan Lawor. He member
of the Emerald Society and the Democratic CLUB
of Manhattan and a director Of the St. Vincent de
Paul Society. The funeral will be held Mon
day morning at the Church of the TRANSPORTATION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
CHANGE SNOW REMOVAL CONTRACT.
Mayors Commission Recommends Return to
Plan of laying by Fall.

The commission appointed by Mayor Mcclellan
two or three months ago TO investigate and recon-
mend methods for street cleaning and waste re-
novaI surprised the Board of Estimate and Ap-
portionment yesterday by recommending return
O the old system of paying for clearing away the
snow by computing the snowfall.
This is the method used by Commissioners Wood
bury but it was superseded by another method
under Commissioner Craven and Commissioner
BenseI. The report says that the figures on the
snowfall are always obtainable from the weather
bureau and that the system is superior to the one
now in use.
Other recommendations were that a pension sys-
TEN be established in the department for the sweep
ers and that street cleaning be done by the block
System the employed by Colonel Waring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
MISS FARRaR's HARD DEATH.

window stuck in its easement that II would
,,o+ move postponed the death OF Miss Geraldine
t,arrar as Cio-Cio-San at the metropolitan Opera
r4ous. last night for several minutes and came
near spoiIIrg a tragic part in INDIANA butterfly
ri,e smiles of the audience were just broadening
- ,rirs when Nine. Jacoby. Suzuki, got the
refractory window under control and saved the
day. -.
INST before Cio-Cio-Ssn plunge5 the dagger INTO
her heart il is the duty Of the maid TO close inc
,,.i,doxv When Nine. Jacoby grasped the bottom
- &C. name last night il refused TO move Mime
Ia.ohv pulled harder and tugged so much that
she dragged it from the easement entirely me
audience smiled as with exceedingly req race
she began the task OF putting IL paeA as"'A'
Afrer 4 Few minutes she succeeded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
LOST MOTHER FOUND, som DISAPPEARS
She Walks Into House Soon After He Goes
Away-Search of Twenty Years.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Boston. Jan. T.-After searching in vain for
twenty years for his aged mother Peter A. Nc
Aleavy a week ago mysteriously disappeared from
his home. Two days later his mother, who is over
seveny-fve years old walked into his house. Since
then she and McAleavy's wife have started a wide
spread search for the missing
McAIeavy is a steamship steward. His mother
SAYS she always had believed he lost in a
wreck twenty years ago, when vessel he was
supposed TO be on went down IN mid-ocean She
left her home in Boston after this and moved
to Providence. Not until week ago did she learn
that the son was alive and was hunting for her.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
HUGE DAM THREATENS TOWN.
Inhabitants Flee from Struthers, Ohio, While
Engineers Work Desperately.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Ty
Youngstown Ohio. Jan. 17.-Scores of the four
thousand residents of Struthers, a mill town. six
miles from here, have fled. and others are hur-
redIv gathering their goods to escape the threat
ened bursting of the &-foot dam of the Mahoning
Water Company Just above the village, through
the sides of which yellow Creek is pouring to-
night carrying more and more of the earth and
rock support each hour.
Engineers are working frauticaliy filing huge
holes drilled in the earth with in effort,
as vet futile, TO fortiy the lateral support. The
engineers say that unless they succeed it is a
question of a few hours only before the dam gives
way and the huge wall CT water behind II rushes
down on the village The steel mills will suffer
millions in losses II this happens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
4s1aR souTv ACTORS SECRETLY WE'D.

It was learned last night just before the curtain
rose ON 1.-THE Star Bout at Proctor's Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre that Taylor Granville and Miss Lora
pernont who have leading parts in the sketch.
were married secretly about three weeks ago. The
news came out when of the stage hands
smoke roughly 10 Miss Pierpont as she came out OF
her dressing room. Mr.. Granville, who overheard
the remark promptly Knocked the man down.
saving at the same time
.syou can't speak thai way 20 my wife" He
afterwards explained to those ~sa overheard him
tbst he was married the leading woman about
three weeks ago hy the Rev Henry MaTsh Warren.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18

TO The Editor OF The ITlbuhe-
Sir: The jackson Square branch OF the New York
Public library has been closed on account of a
son Of the janitor having scarlet fever. Why was
this boy not taken 10 contagious disease hos
initial and treated as others would be treated under
like circumstances?
Is this TO set a precedent that the New York
public libraries will closawhenever one of the JAM
1or's family happens to take contagious disease?
why are these libraries not conducted the as
the public schools, where the jautor has his quar-
Iers outside the school building?
II is time that the people in charge of the IL
7,raries wake up TO facts and act them. They
ali seem be sleeping.
INDIGNANT CITIZEN.
New York Jan. L. 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
THEATRICAL AGENCIES UNITED.

An organization called the American Play Com
psnv was formed yesterday. with Miss Elisabeth
MarbSry president and Edgar and Archibald
SaIu,1 as vce-president and treasurer respective
w. II is 10 ali practical purposes union Of two
agencies that have been quite a factor in the
theatrical world for some time. Miss Marbury is
known throughout this country and Europe as an
acute observer OF dramatic productions and their
authors The selwyns have also reputation in
that respect
The Offices of the united forces will be III the
Knickerbocker Theatre Building. 1t is the purpose
of the firm 10 establish offices also in London and
=, PARIS The firm will leasing agents
for the Frohmans Klaw Erlanger. the shu-
berts, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18

isos Emma J. BainsOaT. wife q Asher D Atkinson.
Nc II rarsenourE ST. New. sr1nssrfes = D. on sun
iesves I'd ST. Ne% Yorz Pennsyi2aSss ssatio1 at
i2:55
BAKER-In Baltimore. Monday January u. 1903 Mar
g. D. - Wow q '''
BARw1s-FERGUsos- THURSDAY. J.nlary - lsos;
SATURDAY. January IS O'Clock. the residence %
ave Brooklyn-
BI.AKE-ou "wednesday. Ianua-v IS ieos Josep5 MI
F i9n 1s0T fSu ' the % rs Gda e his PARENTS No
Montauk ave Brooklyn SATURDAY. January "a at
az D Intsrmsnt at ST Johns Cemetery
BoGER-suadsnIy On THURSDAY norninE. az lao o'sees
5 her Fsso o Neo s6E F Fun sTpO Services IN
s5fay s.s If ave- near De xsib Brookiyu
BURR-suddenly. at her home January -. MARY 1snss
wife Of Aonso BUT IN ths a4sa year 81 e.
ST. Brookiyn saturday evening January "a
Island.
cAEsAR-on Friday January H. ieos q 1sr Issasssos
No 697 West End ave Johanna ~ Hstnsksr' s1a9 -
held MONDAY. January 20. a. 10 o'cl9ck m. q. ts-
nent private Please omit towers
cRAwFoRD-on THURSDAY January -. ieos. az Nount
csP c9sTIas,s SI.ss !. rsSf a.
resideaes No is FisSchsr v-rnon. s1E-
Pysa I.syst raud Central station at los o m
Internsnt at convenicncs Of family
EARI-on. Thursday January 1s. lsos Frznsss " /.
Tanusrv 10 at her late residence 25e@ Atlantic
East New York. az m Relatives and friends
invited.
GOL.DBERG-On Friday. II. 1893, Charles n.
Goldberg Funeral services will be held sunday
January 10. at az his late residence. No. "a
New York Brooklyn
GRAF-Ou Thursday, az h-r residence No. s2s Orb st.
Brooklyn. Kate p. beloved wife OF Frsns P Graz
CARDNER-Ou January Il. after snort illness David
Pierson SSd year OF his Fun-ral services
his home, $50 Washington ave- Brooklyn. on
Sunday afternoon. January ~ a. : p m PrtnetEis
Lodge, No As; Bethlehem Esncaupunerf ana ore
Branch Beoekah Lodge. L O. O. r. are invited Nev-
ark papefs please copy
GINA wife OF Philip jackson Rennolds Funeral ssr-
vice residence. No 100 West 1issh ST. ou
Saturday. at . p ~
RYAN-On Thursday. January 18TH 1909 ar his home.
Port Chester ~ Y, John Ryan. IN the som year
of age Funeral ssEvics Saturday. January 18th.
10 O'Clock. at Church OF Our Lady OF Mercy, P0rS
Chester. N \.
sINCTAIR-Friday morning. January II, at bis resi-
dence this city. John Sinclair in his Ssth ysar
Funeral Tuesday morning January q az 10 oclocks
AZ the Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church 9TH
and 55th Kindly omit flowers
TATIOR-On January H. 1908. Kansas City. No
in Relatives and friends respectfully
invited attend services rhs residence OF
daughter. Mrs L. ". Harrington. Short EtiIs
N j. Saturday morning. January IS On arrival e
D. L W R P train leaving foot OF I'd 81. az ~
a m Internelt private.
WILLLAMS&At Bristol r. Z. January Is. 1908 Mildred
Lewis. daughter Of the late Fielding Lewis Williams
day. January %. |. 10 Relatives and friends
invited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
JULIA MaRLowE AS MARY TUDOR

Baltimore. Jan. T7.-Julia MarloEe revived TO-
z- al the Academy Of Music. the romantic play
When Knighthood Was IN Flower appearing as
Nary Tudor for the first time in five seasons. The
revival was made in accordance with the plans of
her Managers the AIessrs ShubeTt, present her
in series Of revivais Of former successes in the
course Of her season in New York, which begins
next month Frederic Lewis was Charles Bran
con. Al entirely new scenic production was used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
WELL KNOWN SURGEON uNsalANcED

TBy Telegraph The Tribunal
Omaha. Jan. I7.-LaboTing under the haliucfnss
ton that he pursued BY enemies. who vers
attempting kill him. Dr. III. L. Getz. OF Mar
shaIltown. Iowa. twice president OF the National
Association OF Surgeons. arrested in Omaha
last night and locked up prevent him from
taking his life Getz is well known IN medical
circles throughout the country. IN addition %
heading the surgeons association for terms
was general surgeon for the Northwestern Railroad
for a long time Recently he has overvorked and
has become extremely nervous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
ABIGAIL FREE SCHOOL REPORT.

Ths annual report Of the Abigail Free School
and kindergarten al No . Charlton street for
TIE year ended November 20. 1907 shows that the
aggregate attendance for the year was 6Ieu, max
Ing tie average daily attendance in the various
departments go The income was s. 4o5 50 and the
Expenditures g 13 81 leaving 81 80 in the treasury
@ December l. Two hundred and seventy-one
children were sent 10 the country for two weeks
oC1Ig- and Christmas Day 42o received presents
a-d Christmas cheer. Among the activities Of the
chool are sewing classes modelling classes. praise
meetings snd d restaurant where 32e5i meals were
eeElns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
JOHN SINCLAIR.

John Sinclair, for many years commission
merchant at No. I Broadway. died at his home, NO.
IS East 66th street, yesterday Mr.. Sinclair was
sixty-eight years old. He director OF the
Mechanics National Bank. Queen Insurance Com
pany of America and the Produce Exchange Safe
Deposit and Storage Company. Mr.. Sinclair was d
member of the Chamber of Commerce, the Metro
politan Museum of Art, the American Geographical
Society, the American Museum of Natural History
and the New York Botanical Gardens He be-
Ionged to the University Glee, Downtown, Qufil
Century and Mendelssohn 6Ilee clubs.
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eEKEE OFF FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Me Adele Genee. Inc dancer accompanied by
~ ent-e company that VIII act in The Soul
Ass. All ieage to-day for Philadelphia. in which
fs the first performance Of that piece VIII occur
''Et Monday night 81 the close Of a weeks en-
t@seHoEt there il viii 5e transferred 10 the stage
" toe New York Theatre. where long engage
Ale1I v-iIl be inaugurated a week from next Tues
g. risFf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
UNEMPLOYED SWELL WOOD PILE.

Ambitious members of the army of the unem-
pIoyed that is flooding New York City have aP-
pIied for work at the woodward OF the Charity
Organization Society in such numbers that they
have overstocked the yard with wood. As result
the authorities anxious to dispose of their supply.
are making many concessions in the way of prices
All orders sent Johnston de Forest No. 6ls West
18th street, Will be promptly attended TO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
THE SHAKESPEARE FOLIO.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir. I see that The London Times" says 2 well
informed Boston newspaper gives currency TO the
runor that Mr.. Henry c. Folger OF Brooklyn,
was the purchaser of the Howe copy of the first
folio Shakespeare. 1913. This IS the Shakespeare
that was sold recently Messrs. Sotheby's auc-
1ion rooms for e go 1 would glad if you could
contradict the runor. The copy in question is
here in my possession. and has not yet been Of
fered to any one in the Unitsi States.
FRANCIS EDWARDS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
HuRRNNe EAST RIVER TUBE WORK

or NeesmsE -. Pearson. head Of tbe hngilsh
ein'sns that r. building the East River tunia"I
"a the Fenasyivauis Railroad Company, arrived
ere yesterday on the CuDaro liner AaureiaiiiH.
~ heetmsn is or h.s way To Mexico in connection
LA hTs interests IA the TehJlsntepsc Railway He
ssla he Rork On the last River tunnel was pre-
+ie-zng raFidlv and would be completed nlue'
--oHsT thar vas originally contemplated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
NEW PLAY FOR CYRIL SCOTT.

CIVIL Scott IS rehearsinE now play called The
Trial" IN which he is soon TO be presented by
Samuel Claggett. IT was written for him by Cecil
and William De Mile. II IS the intention OF Mr.
ClagEett 10 surround Nr. Scott with capable
COMPANY Of players. The Prince Chap" III which
A1- Scott has had 4 measure O. success, is still
rc9ul-~ r-s he r.oaG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
DAIYS THEATR Re.

M z II Holland closed last night al this theatre
his brief engagement in The House of 4 Thou
sand Candles and tonight Mr. Paul Armstrong
VII offer his new comedy Of Society and the
Bulldog" With its presentation Mr.. Armstrong
VIII begin career as producer and playwright, an
experiment that is exciting curiosity in quar-
gs-s. III. William FarnuH. Mr. William Mock
and Miss EHta Proctor Otis are the leading play
Z his cornna-v.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

To the Employer.
Do YOU want desirable help QUICK.
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE BY consulting tbs
file of applications OF selected aspirants for ros-
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DANIEL C., SLOWER.

Freeport ILL.,, Jan. 17.-Daniel C. Slower million
aire manufacturer of stoves. windnils and farm
machinery died at his home here to-day. He was
sixty-eight years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

RFI MONT-John c. Eaton, Toronto; 81 . war Mar-
rem Detroit; r. C. Cook and c Hammond F r
burg FIFTH AVENUE-J; y Oaheyy,, RI Re-
SfaS-r- " a Bachelor, Philadelphia PRIME
CEORGE-Mr and Mrs Il II samoan q ts I11Hg
Gbicaeo, WALDORF STORIA-Truulan ii New
berry, Washington
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
"A HeRo-s DEATH" PRODUCED.

Philadelphia Jan I7.-CaTl Pohlig's A Hero s
Death sa5 Apotheosis,-' symphonic poem in four
movements. received itS first American perform
auoe al the Academy of Music this afternoon by
ths Phisde5phfa Orchestra. of which Herr PohlS
= The -evr conductor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
REHEARsINe a NEW COMEDY.

4 rural comedy called The Village Lawyer.
written by VIII II. Cressy. is announced one
% the cornirg novelties. Rehearsals OF the piece
E-= now In progress. end the chief performers in
i viii be NJ Cressy. Blanche Dayne. Charles VII
lzr6 and Jack Gardner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
BANKS TIME LOCK WOULDN'T WORK

Try Telegraph 20 The TribuneI
wichita Falls Tex, Jan. 1.-THE safe ID the
7-s-st National Bank here opered by experts
,o-ssv and the bank has access TO It's tnhos ioi
- g., time since the first Of the year, when the
time lock refused TO work.
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Trihnns suh.crfrfior Rats

THE TRIBUNE viii be by NAH 70 sry address IN
.hfs country or address changed osr a.
desired Subscriptions be given 70 yoar reSi1Ar
deaIsr before leaving or Convenient, hand tnes
IN at THE TRIBUNE Once.
SINGLE COPIES.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18

yesterday % degrees sFetase ~
date last average TOT Contemporaries
date isstfh irfy-thfee years. ~
ccsf For to-day. ltgnt snow. toit1Nc1 -
tair SUNDAY fair; Light southwest 70 vest s11
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Died.

Death notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE will -
repub.ised In the Tri-weekIy Tribune without extra
rharxe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
THE WEATHER REPORT,

Official Record and Forecass--V ashinston- jan !
Thursday night moderate disturbance has moved
- 80 ,ta British Northwest Central Ontario
1 -oeress was rapid that the attending PTeelpts
+, yvss limited TO light from Michigan eastward
;,to the s. Lawrence VALLEY There was no other pre-
,?.ttor - consequence except showers IN The south
A,,ar,e states and the OF Washington Ienpera-
,irs are higher except IN the Dskotas and the Sout"
Atlantic states and state OF washington IempeF@-
-, -.,a IN the former district There viii be hight
,ou-S saturday from lower lake region eastward
,5 rain or snow in North Pacific states including
,-o-+tern California. Saturday and prooaniy Suhday
+-a,,,, fas- weather will prevail for the next two
5ays Tempersture changes Will not be marked
Special forecast-sorm warnings are displayed on the
california coast from Francisco 10 Eureka
~ ,irds along the New England coast will be fresh
,o.buest 10 west the Middle Atlantic coast light
- f-esh southwest northwest along the South At
,rrr coast light fresh north 10 northeast along the
-. r,yf coast light northeast along the West
as ass- tight east 10 southeast. Lake Michigan
TiSbt ~ fresh north becoming variable
+ssmers departing Saturday for European ports VII
southwest winds with generally idr NsatArf
10 Banks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK e CAMPBELL CO.. 24f-s West I'D g.
ChapeIs- Private and public a6ulsnces Tel la Cetse
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Mail subscriptions New York C5cS % DAILY ard
TRI-WEEKLY viii be charged cent copy sxtrD
postage in addition to the rates named ADORE
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CEMETERIES
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily Harisn trains from Grand Csa-
station. Webster and Jerome Aver1s rroeys ard -
carriage. Lots $50 up Tsephons ASS GEamsrcy for
Book Of representative
once, 20 East 23d ST. York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-01-18

columbia Maryland and Virginia, fair to-day and sun
aa,-- light winds mostly south TO southwest.
r. T,eIaUare and Jersey. fair to-day and Suncs3
fresh south WHO'S
Pennsylvania. fair TO-DAY: except polnt
,fh1 snV in northeastern portion; fair Sunday hight
south o west winds s.,,o-oa -.
fair fair sunday light 10 fresh southwest 10 "es'
For North fair to-day: warmer IN eastern por-
ton Sunday. -. s.,-z..-
FOR West Virginia. partly cloudy 20 day faT suhsaz
near Lake Erie; fair sunday - s.s
For Western New York. local suo" to-asS' VIZ" "eHi
west wi fair sunday
Minnesota, fair To-Day warmer III "'i'''
portion: fair sunday r,.-a.,..
For North and Carolina, fatr to-day anu SuhaAs'
Hight To fresh nerth to northeast winds -, -
For New England light local SHOWS to-oaFs is'i sun
day: fresh southwest to west Wines
Local onicisI Record.-The following onae'aI rec
ord from Weather shows the changes N the
the twentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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