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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

eltllullY. Ste StultlllltHlQH upIIltQet
iie6 ibpn nobe3u feit einer g4odJe
anl 9fbein lnlo uituoiert4 Die Slug
perbelierulteell eiilgebeno uno ief-
tionslpeile, ober iie lit nod nid]t fer
tig.
SIM Souptauortier IN BroB-
Weeieritfh benlerfte &oiier @ilbelm
i'm @elprdh nit Dem ibmeiseriiher
Otilitddr=Ntfatbe, buB e. gerne oun
ben Walopern in Ser 56pei5 bei-
mobnen nlodte, ba er gebort babe,
ooB lit Ser 9lrmee ser giogenoicu-
itbaft Diele interelIante @euerlluaeu
eiagefiibrt ipor0en ieien.
Gin bengalilber Siger entrpt6
aus Dem 4dfig zines i'm Gpd BON
Wtarieille liegenben 9ampfers nno
erreidte nit penigert sdken bas
2ono, mo er in Ser golt5en Sofens
gegeno beillolen Sdreden linb furbt=
bore gerfpirrlng onri1tete. Cine
itarfe 9(bteilnng Gpli5ei uno cine
&ompagnie 5oloofen nodte SoaO
nlf oen 5liidtling llno eri6oB ibn
oo an Elm gillfangen Ser milocn
geltie nidt 5n oerfen mar. Sofueit
iii Grfabrllltg gebrabt peroen fona=
te, lpuroe eill Motrpie i6iper pcr-
leBt uno ein Sltno getotet
9lns @ien meloet ntor1: Der
Streit I'm Ole @lttoednng oes geolr-
polls ioa bereits fir oie 0iibnen0or-
itealtna ousgeniiil15t iperocn. 3,uei
bieiige l1llternebn1eiloe 2ibretto-sSir-
men iino NIT @ifer bobei beih1ftiat,
Die &ontroperie 8earD-goof als Spe-
rettenitoff gu berarbeiten.
Die feitgefroenen Qei6en orcier
oeutlder Souriiten uno ibres Idluei-
5eriiden Siibrers tuuroen ami sSllI,e
eines @leti6ers, an1 SuBe Ser Sung
forll aufgefunoen. geiin 8elteigel;
Deg 9eroes naren Die orei gouriIteu
nit i6rem Siibrer -lpabreno eilies
fiir8liden Sdneeiturmes perunsliidt.
ltnbeltimtnte 9ea9ridten, Sic
in @1onterep eineetroffen iino, mel
ben oaB in SoltilIo am llnabfan-
gigfeitstage 9fubeltorllneen porge-
fonrnen iino. Waan bat ou6 cine
Concentration gegen bas oiterrei6i.
ldle &onllllot genlqdt unb i'm saon.
iltlatsgebalibe Die Senffer eiftueluor-
fen. Wie melt Die sfusidreitumgen
ge9ongen iiilo, ipeiB man nod niht,
% lett 9onneritae mittag feline
9epelfen aus Saltillo abgeganaen
limo. 4olliul gei6mann, Der @er~
treter Seiterrei6s In Saltiao, lie.
fano iid OH Dem Gage gerooe in
SSll Ser Souptitaot Merifo bot
lid ein Ioaenalnter ,9ero-g lub" ae-
biloet, oelien 3ued es lit, oie 2aft-
ibfffabrt 5u fooern.
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: eras s.

Der 9faltger-G Gaptain 9foaers
bat Die grihieBung oes 5arnlers
Collins uno Die ihpere geriplnl-
Dung feines Sobnes ourd oie Han-
ger in Srinitp gountp nnteriud)t
uno lit gu Ser lteber5eugung gefonl-
men, oaB Die Hnnger poaItdnoia
berebtigt paren als iie auf Die gei
ben i6oileir. gr bat in iolhem Sin-
ne an ben @enerolalilpalt uno SEN
8ouperneur berihtet. Ser ssliid,t-
ling .Gbanoler, auf oehelt gerfol-
gllng Die 9ianger oamals beariffen
marenl Bot iih iibrigens noh oieiem
Worfoa iel6lt geItellt.
Sn @reenpille 1illo Die Sdll-
ler abgebrannt, in benen lid oas
Oeobel-@eiddft BON 9. g. CHANDLER,
oos @roeerD-@eiddft BON gerdalnp
4 9ernoolt, Die sdnittmaorenbnno-
lung BON IS. sc. Mc9rioe oos
alempnergeiddft %. 81. Weortin
Der 2eibitaa bon g9. 9l. gesbitt H.
a pe1dnoeli. Yer Gelantrltldnoeii
belanft iid auf $65,0OO.
9lutolnobilbeiiser ltnlercs
Staates beabii6tigen, lpie aus Sou-
ton geneloet miro, cine Seros 9(nto-
mobile sliiociation gu griinoen. Der
sts Der @efeaidaft ioa Souiton
iein.
3ie iiioli6e Salfte bes 9an.
banole eountp OLDHAM bot fid1 IN
elmer 2ocal Option 9(bitimnlunq fir
Yrobibition erfldrt. SSn Dem aonsen
Serritorium iuuroen nur "a Stim-
men abgegeben, BON oenen moren
32 fir 9robibitiou.
ssSn Der Gin 8u gilbert, od,r
5ebn @teiIen BON Srieoridsburq, ae.
riet sSreo 2ange in Die Gottonprelie
uno muroe idiper perlett.
sln 49,, 10. llno 20. geopem.
Der foa in grofpnspiae oic ,Siote
@aterieaps Gonpention" obqeboIten
meroen.
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Niit Stnrnr

Ser 9eeebr fir oie ipnnoerbars
Vfagell-, Nieren lulo 2eberfur, Or.
Sings Seem 2ife Bills, lit erltauncn-
erregeno. alle Drlisgiiten laeen,
oaB Tie ME etipas @ebnIi9es iaben.
0as lit, neil es ME berfeblt, GU
rem Magen, Sartleibigfeit, ltnber-
oaulidfeit, @aI(igfeit, GeIbIu6t,
aopfidmer5en Sieber tno Molaria
II fllrieren. Sour 25 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

lagenk BOB es eilte Siilloe lit, eine
fleine grfriiduna 5l nebnlen, ober
oielelbe loll 5nr ri6tigen 3eit unb
III mabi9er @eiie oenomlnen per-
oen. +"
MiniIter 9ollinger bot loiort
bon Der grloubnis oes 8raiioentet,
g. &C. @lapis, ben Gbef Ser oSielo-
9ipiiion" oes @enerol=2onool1lts ab-
5uleBell @ebraud eeHtaAtsr~5s1t
oen 8errn oelien 8ureml in Seattle
lit, telegrapbiid bon ieiner Officiating
benahri6tigt.
Garber bielten in Ser 9taba
BON Wfalta, Colorado, ei1en 3uo Ser
Genper & 9fio @ronoe gabn auf. Sic
iprelgten ben @rpreBmagen nit 9p-
nolnit ltno floben oorl NIT ibrer
gellte. SSie biel lie befontnen ba-
ben tpeiB man ni6t. Cine Hoiie bat
ii6 5n ibrer &erfolgltng olfgelnodt.
9lus l1tica in Help Oorf nle(=
set map: Sbidon eine gelobnrng
BON $500 fir ieoe Snforntation al1s=
geiett lpnroe, Die 5ur 8erboftlutg ltno
CUR @erurteilung oeg Moroers Der
7iabrigen Sbereie 8rocopio lno oes
212iabrigelt sSeroinaltoo sSrlfuIino
fiibren miro, lit es Ser Boli8ei Bis
iebt nod nidt oelungel1, ouf Die Spur
oes Weorbers au fonunen. sSannie
Sltfltlino, oos brittle Spfer, lit onrd
glutDerlnit 10 geidipo6t ooB es bis
iebt nod ni6t n1ogli6 lpor, bos air1o
aus5ltfrogelt. Der lteberfoG ereiqne-
te fid on Sonl1tog Mbeno ipat lltt=
ter eitler fleiren 8riide iiber ser
gogle StroBe. 9as M1otip 5ur 3at
1T 5ur3eit sleidfaIls in Gunfel ge-
6iillt. 8ie gltern ser orei &inocr
6ebaupte1, feline gbnlulg 81 boben
lper Der gngreifer mar; sic 8ehGr.
ben nei9ell ieood oer 9lniibt gu, cab
Die glterll mebr ipiiien ols iie on3u-
ben fir gut befinoen. 0ean gloub-,
Dob es 1i6 Inn einen 9fadeaft ser
: uSdmor3en 6ano~ baloelt uno ouB
bic 2ippen Der Gltern perIiegelt blei-
ben, aus SSlrdt, es fonnte ibnen nob
lnebr llnbeil 5ugefiigt iperoen.
Die 9onoinbober Ser Gballllte
Cement anb GIop Brooucts 60, Sic
9roBe 5o6rifen in Sort Scott, aan.,
9ronion, Waid., unto glfron, g., De-
libt, baben Die nferott-Grf[1runa
oieier aorporotion bealltraet. Die|
gerbin0lidfeiten Der @eieIllhoft ruer-
Den altf s., 100000, oas @utbabsn
auf $250,00o geidabt. 6. 8. @6iie|
bon Sort Scott lpltroe bonn @eribt
5nnl Woiienpermolter fir oie 5abri-
FEN III Gbanllte, &anlas, imo grpll-
ion Niid, ernannt, mGbreno furI
afron ein anoerer namboft 5u MAIDEN.
1T.
Die Gonntp-geboroen in De-
troit baben eine @elobnllnq uon
$1,000 ausgeiebt fir Die Grgreiflmg
lno l1e6erfiibrung bes ooer Ser Mor-
Der Don Weapbeue 0iilman. oprea
5eritiidelte 2ei6e befanlltlid) Dor
mer dls elmer @ode in G6den ein=
genabt I'M @corie Greet uno am nll-
teren Detroit Giber gefunoen iporoen
mar
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3einttebr.

6einttebr.
Sie SpnttterfriidIer febrcm ,,ut
MHntalltg iett mad 8anie,
llnD tnad1ens iid iuieber beqment
Sit alt9etupbnter &lamic.
Sb i'm @ebtrse iie ge,peiIt,
% at ben Wceresitrambc,
Ste mtlien sm eraGblem all'
Tom ,nandJent ncbelitambe.
Wsttnntcr iuar bas Bett sm bart,
WtttMnter gab's gar @ansen,
Die 5m ber Seit, iup ma,t ,uill rnllfu
Hms fiirdJterlidJ fliramscn.
Wtpsanitps, iute bic 9nmmcIu groR,
Ste ledJ5cn iutl6 nadj 8Iute,
w tutrD, tuenit iitalt es 10 bcbe,,ft,
ltns ielber fdJlefjt sm WMte.
Mnd) dnefte iitanfntal gar nifbt gut
Sas nrgetupbntc GiIem,
gSpran man fid) getp1bnet bat,
Sann iitatt ntdJt leid1t bergeiIclt.
Wpbtn iitat aud gcreiiet iuar,
9adj Mprb, Siib, Sitcm, @eiten =
Sas alte Spriduurt bletbt bpd] tpabr:
n5a Saaie tits am 8citen!"
So9 gSen'ge tupllem sugeite1'm,
Sak i9nen bies paiiiert,
Die Wteiifen prablem iiberIaut,
@ie fie itdj antiiiicrt.
Nun, Sebem, tuie es i6n aefalt,
Sd babe uidbts basegen,
Nur eins iuiinidj' tdb mir allesett
Nuf allen meinen @esem.
Sb idl bann iin 0ebirse iueil',
Sb an bes Weeres Wcbranic,
90 lane td MIamp @ier bab',
Sa fiibl idl mid sm Sauie.
Was ideeren baum Mpsquttps mid,
gYas @an5cn, ffbleftes GIIen,
getnt " "a nj Sier fann id) leitfjt
Seb' nnsernaf' nerseiien.
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san Antoato, Treitag ben II. September 1909

entloug. Ole aolnnliiiion befinoe:
it'd ibou nobe8u feit elmer Woc1e
am Nbein lnlb uituoiert4 Die slug
perbelierlteell eingebeno uno icf-
tionslueiie, ober iie lit nod nidt fer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-09-17

@nteinseridtete Jarm bon 240
ader, nobe bel San 9[ntonio, all per.
faufen. Ndberes BEL hilbert Sacfcr,
San GntpniO 81. 8, 8or A.
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3m uerrenten = Gin groBes Of.
fice-3 -3immer. Nad5ufragen in Der
Office Der u6reien 8reIie", 2t6 OIt,
Commerce StraBe.
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II filrieren. Sour 25 Gents.
lleber Die oeutide @efabr ulft
8ottlieb i'm 8erliner Gag:
Die Geutihen ieben ii6 in slntmerpell
felt,
@as anf olliteres 9faubgeliilt
idlieBen ldBt.
Gin bel9ilber Sffi5ier idreibt graft
ieno:
Sic iiberi6ritten idom Die 3obt
@btaietouie1o CD.
gSos oobei ibre poreefaBte 9lbliht
lpar,
SIT Observation-Disclosures
Sic 'teblen Sliltfperpen, and gfotter-
bont,
limo fliiltern telflii6: ,@lei iper
nter'id banml!"
'slnd Siioonlerifo bebrobt Der Bolep
Vtit ieinen 6arlgarmen. 9ie 9lns.
ii6ten iinb triih.
Sobnlb ii6 Soponer uno Wontees
bauen
@ir6 9eutiblono beltimmt Siio.
olnerifa flaueit.
9ieie Slnii6t nertritt Golfers @eeflp
9as @latt finoet ben HIan por-
5iigli.
lin i'm 5u ourhfreli5en in ser @e-
genlDart,
Sd)reit es :@oetpart - meroe
Bart!"
9os ales bort Wutter @ermonia.
sic iitt,
2dhelno oos Soupt in Die &ano
geitiiet.
&ren5melonholiid miro iie ihier
limo ieuf5t: oMoieltat iiberi6dtell
nlir!"
Dos 9lintsgeri6t in @aloen-
6lrrg (S6leiiei) peroffentlidt eille
Gintragung in fein Snoelsreqiiter.
oie, tpie man Dem 9. &. i6rei6t, am
13. N(n9nIt bepirft porben III:
v8aarenbnis oes 5iirlten bon Nleb,
Sans Seinri6 XIV" 9lls Snboher
bieier 6irmo lit eineetrogen poroet
Seine 9urdlou6t Der SiirIt bon
gleB, Sons Seinrid XIV. aufSdlos
Siiritenltein. Ser fiiritlide 0era.
merfsbireftor 6ron5 9ol5er in Nai.
oenber9 lit Yrofltrilt oieies @aoreu.
houies.
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g[ls Sieaespofol fir Die gloro-
polfabrer empfielt iid einftueilen eill
Gnobelbeder.
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Ger @eg -5ur grleudtung
fabrt oft iiber cine groBe 8erblen.
onng.
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@ietOria 9iOiiion, 9. $. & 9. q.

Gnflnft-
'OO- so2-eaer0. gietOria. 1880 uadm
glbfabrt-
SO. 3o1-guero. gictoria. $50 porm
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~. s. & :. ga1n.

W. St. & :. gabn.
glntunft-
No. Boom Norben. .9:15 nac)m
~Slber1 -8om Roroen. 1880 BORN
Wo. 241-6olliton etc. .6:30 porm
abfaDrt
yio. 4-Na6 bem Norben. .7:3O uorrt
sSlber" ".-yead oem Norben 100 ila1nl
No. 244-6oufton etc :. 1915 nahnr
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
SUNDAY CONCERTS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Neither the Mayor nor the New York public
can any longer be fooled bytthe hypocrisy Of the
theatrical managers who now. i'm formal resolu-
tion 4ent TO the Mayor. claim to ID" "beyins the
DouII ordinance. though disobeyinG the Penal Code
and assert that they want To assist the Mayor m
stonpinr the Metropolitan Opera House Sunday
concerts and the free band concerts in the parks,
because they say they are forbidden by law.
Tho DouI ordnance permits sacred ard cduca-
tional concerts and the theatrical managers have
hypocriticaIly called their performances Sunday
concerts but they have been giving regular ya'de-
Vile entertainments on Sunday.
I, does not at all follow. If the vaudeville ana
,rovine picture shows are stopped ON Sunday, that
free hand concerts. given by the Park Commission.
and free lectures. illustrated ny moving pictures.
cannot be given by the Board of Education or nv
some charitable fund.
The law does not mean 10 forbid moral intel
Iectual or religious education but all kinds OF IN
necessary business or labor on Sunday
The rea son why the Mayors recent action is 50
popular Is that the spirit 81 christianity is sprea"
ing Men are becoming more generous 'h"N wan
every man to have good a sunday as they eh-
GOV They can see through the tricks and hypocrisy
of the men who say they favor liberty, but at me
same time are enslaving the actors
The labor unions the State Federation OF Labor
tho Actors Society of America and the churches are
united They demand that this he kept Ire@
country. and that coteriH Of men be aliowad7 u"
en.laye the actor rob the people OF the moral
and spiritual influences OF the American 0u'ud'
or of their weekly rest day.
The constitution of the United states recognizes
SUNDAY by omitting Il from the ten days dnrihS
which the President may veto any Of the acts OF
,,ongress as a day he free from unnecessary
labor and business The United states supreme
Court in 1892 declared this 10 be religious couh-
trv and Christianity he the common law OF 'ile
land and the New York Stale Court OF appears
has rendered a similar opinion
Let any who prefer the Continental Sunda! go 10
L,uroDe where ii exists by law and custom But
be sbouId go at once. for France and italy nave
racentIy repealed their lax Sunday laws ana l.
looks as if before long all Europe Will adopt the
American Sunday
The theatrical managers try 10 produce the III
pression that the public must choose between a
Puritan or a Continental Sunday II So the people
,ront the Puritan Sunday. However We are not
60 corDelled to- choose between black or blue
Sunday What the people want is not black
LI,,o a yellow or a red Sunday. They desire what
Nfavor NcCleIlan seems determined 10 give them
a white sunday free from immortality low art
onforced labor unnecessary business and free from
autasouisrn 70 Christianity
WILLIAM SHEAFE CHASE.
M lst Bedford avenue, Brooklyn, Jan. ., 1899.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
A "BRAIN STORM" "
So Says Mr.. Hammerstein s. PhiIa-
deIphia La1cyer.
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune ]

Philadelphia, Jan &C. Heide Norris. the at
torney. says he thinks Oscar Hammerstein is
suffering from a brain storm Hence the
rupture in their relations which followed a
scene without q rehearsal in the lawyers office
Yesterday Mr. Norris also says he thinks that
| Mr. Hammerstein is the greatest impresario
! and the greatest fool that ever happened He
fntimated this information TO Mr. Hammerstein
| as mart Of the storm scene. and now Mr.. Ham
mersteIn has another lawyer. The negotta tion<
for the 100000 mortgage loan upon the new
Philadelphia Opera House are off. and the sub
scriptjon committee of PhiIadelphians has quit
The latter are Andrew Wheeler. G. Hartman
Kuhn Francis Bond and Alexander Van Rens-
seIaer all prominent in Philadelphia society.
The parting Of the ways came yesterday.
when II is alleged. Mr. Hammerstein came over
from, New York and censured Mr.. Norris for not
having raised the entire 100000 loan ihH
meeting in Mr. Norris's law Offices is said 70
have been characterized BY one Of the most
heated debates ever held here for many long
dav II concluded by the lawyer discharginE
his client or the client dischargins his lawyer
according 10 the point of view
Mr. Hammerstein declared tonight that ne
had not quite made up his mind whether to
- righ- or Saturday night would be the
tf,,e for his announcement of the inglorious END
e r,d orera in Philadelphia He admitted
H., ,,,,bIf.. ratronage had exceeded his hopes
t,,t addeG that he could not stand for the con
sor,ativc financial methods Of city that re-
.,,sad 20 lend him S4OO00o except on outside
security. It.
Mr. Hanlmerstein discussed the subject IN his
,,ri,,to office at the Philadelphia Opera House
Ne seemed in no way disturbed by the recent
honpenings. hut spoke more in sorrow than IN
,rear of the severance of relations with the
.,,,,,,5+toe of citizens He displayed no partlcu-
1sr sorrow i'm discussing the severance OF re't-
,ioDs with his attorney. whom, he said. ne dis
missed.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
KucHLER-sARR WEDDING.

Only relatives and close personal friends were
present ct the wedding yesterday of Miss Josephine
Weld Barr and Carl Wilhelm KUchler. Of the
late George Ktchler. of Bremen. Germany. which
took place the home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Barr, No. 100 State street,
Brooklyn
The ceremony performed At 40 O'Clock b.
the Rev. Dr. Reese F. Alsop under a canopy Of
roses and snlilsx- Mrs. + Carleton GranbeTy was
her sisters Of honor, and the bridesIna ids
were Miss Mary Dreier. Miss Adeia Church. Miss
Mary Godfrey Barr and Miss Louise Murray The
Misses May. Carrie and Helen Ladd Pratt. the
young daughters Of Mr.. and Mrs Frederick X
Pratt. acted a flower girls Carl F. kuchler.' of
New Rochelle cofisin of the bridegroom. was the
best man. but there were no ushers.
Mr.. and Mira Kuchler will sail the Pr'nz
Friedrich Wilhelm January 1s to make their
home IN Trieste, Austria
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
THEATRICAL NEWS.

The next attraction at the Hackett Theatre Eih
be a drama entitled The Vampire Il viii be
presented there January IS by the Shuherts
Mrs. FTske-s engagement, already made known.
viii January l6 Edgar Allan " oolf Is the
autnor of The Vampire
Charles Frohmau has completed arrangements
for TWO new productions il London, The first Will
occur on Saturday night and viii he comedy 10y
W S. MGugham. entitled Penelope" Miss Marie
Tempest will mpersonats the chief Character in 1t
On February 2, at the GarT1ck Theatre London
will get his fret view OF Samson IN which Ar
Gillette is playing the Criterion. Arthur B5ur-
cher will appear the Copper King
Ethel Barrynore's engagement the Hudson
Theatre will be closed within faw weeks The
next attraction that playhouse viii be The
Third Degree" Edmund Breese, Helen Ware,
Wallace Edd'nger, John Flood and Walter Craven
are in the cast
ILebler "a Go. have arranged 70 make q star of
IIebler Co nave arranged to make star Of
TIe Is to appear in a play by Booth Harrington ana
Harry Leon Wilson called All the Kings Men"
Miss Hnda SponE will shortly he this city
IN a play by n. r Dursnt, called Man and Ills
Mate"
MI O'Aiara's engagement At the Broadway The
atrs Will end on January %. IRE following Mon
day Jack Barrymore and sale Fisher will be seen
there in a musical plev, entitled a stubborn "iu-
derela-"
There will be a change OF bill At Daly's Janu-
arg IS. Me- Fsversharn Will appear that night in
The Barber of New Orleans"
"An international Marriage" viii be withdrawn
from Weber, a week from Saturday. Toe Weber
md his company in THE Merry widow and THE
Dcvir' VIII occupy that playhouse for two weeks,
beginning January Is. and at the close Of his en-
gagernent a farce called The Girl from Rectors''
will
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
OBITUARY..
HENRY CHAPMAN WATSON.

Henry Chapman Watson. editor of "Dun's Re
view and authoritative writer commercial
and financial topics. died yesterday morning at his
home in Enslewood, n. J., aged thirty-eght years.
His death due to acute nephritis Born in Port
Chester n. Y, December s. 1870, the son Of
William Walpole Watson, he became orphan
at the age OF twelve. He married May TO- 190l.
Miss GWendoen Reid. who survives him
Nine years ago Mr.. Watson succeeded Colonel ".
N. Grosvenor editor Of "Dun's Review" He
also the compiler Of "Dun's Index" measur-
ing the cost of living, for which silver medal
was awarded 10 him in the department of sociol-
ogy at the ST. Louis exposition, in 1904 He com
piled 'Dun's Analysis OF Commercial Failures,
and prepared many government statistics. He was
occasional contributor TO numerous publications.
and since 1900 had regularly written editorial ar
ttcles for The Tribune commercial and monetary
subjects.
Academy of Political and Social Science. the Ma
tional Geographical Society, the National CIVIC
Federation. the Engewood Golf Club. governor
of the Englewood Club and president OF the Engie-
wood Field Club since 1894 He was member OF
the finance committee of the Engiewood City Coun-
Gil a leader in the New Idea movement in New
Jersey. He also belonged TO the Lawyers tIup
Of this city
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

r,s admission 70 Metropolitan Museum o. Art and
the American Museum Of Natural History
t,ie,o Ferraro al the washington Irving High School
Professor Charles zuebn; The Common I4js Egs
atre II
Devotional meeting Of The Ladies' ss,ia. Un9n cs n
Monthly meeting OF the chamber Of Commerce. No rs
Liberty street, 1890 p m
Meeting of the New York Legislative L@esue No. 2oS
sItf,na Association. III Fifth avenue. =.
~ ne c,jbhoIse ParI and 5Sth street evening
Entertainment and ball OF the church = ST John the
Benefit for the Italian sunere-s' NlNs'n square
evening
Free lectures Of the Board of Education ?. De
5ue .1s1 street and E;dgeconte avenue '-rhe West
Inaifs Dr. 6ieo1Fe DONALDSON Public school 81 No.
as Mes' 2St3 siepbe5 spT Der PIb school No "a
I56rh street ST Nicholas avenue. The Reign Of
44th street, Higher Education in New York city, ,
Dr. Kenneth :, Guthrie: Public school g. Hester and
sayaEe Public , SehCol "a ] 10Th stree street east @
Of venue f1 ~; S Terrtson Pu5ic School S. 7Sth
street and EiTst a*e1as he 81 & Sy S % g Isao
ton avenue Distinguished Names in Grecan His
tory Albert / Mershon Publ o,, Scm9o, lls @ iSd
ernod" William Fairley; Public school 1S5. First
1Se"Te pr D lli' II Il Gillespie Pubic school s
1i9th street Gss 9I arr LTis ~ w
avenue 'grhe Panama canal Dr Edwin T. Sosson'
lulton: The Men ami The River" Herbert L. BrIde
81. Lukes Hali Hudson ard G5oye streets f1n
scbo.i Boston Road and 1G6th street Fundamentals
OF & MSa 1 oyeTfnr street WrstcSeSter irish LIE IN
song and story Miss Minpie = kue1; PUBLIC Public
coal Ben NJ Iaqush: Fnbi- school =. - An9s ms
q. Bars. Public scaooI -, tnlHt3,st aLsnne' AZ
Nov' Anton, and te2pstra Niles Graz Del Del
street .'Days n the open, James B. CsrinGton.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-07
OBITUARY NOTES.

pR. MATTHEW CHALMERS. son Of the late
Thomas G. Chalmers. died Yesterday at his home
No p West 18th street in his venty-third year
lie was graduate Of the College Of Physicians
and Surgeons and a member of the Union
League, the Loyal Legion ana l~iiaNet'e Iost'
G. A. r.
PETER ROGART. Of Bogota. y =. 4 town
named after his family. fled at his home there
vaaterday He was eghty-seven years old. His
grandfather. Rulpn Bogart is believed to have
served as a iay Judge on the Bergen County bench