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WOMEN STRIKERS WILL GO BACK.

The strike of the wsistmakers in the factory of
Rosen Brothers, No. IS East 10th street. was set
tied Yesterday During the five weeks OF the strike
women piekets invaded the factory from time TO
time 20 persuade the pon-unon women strike.
and this invariably caused trouble Strikes in
three other factories which called in sym
patty were declared of last evening.
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NOTED HANDWRITING EXPERT DEAD.

San jose. Cal. Aug. 26.-Daniel l.. Ames one OF
the best known handwriting experts In the coun-
try, died at his home az Mountain View to-day.
aged sixty-eight years, He figured in identifying
important documents In the trial OF Captain Drey-
fus In Paris. the BOtkin trial. the Fair will case
and the trial in New York of Roland B. Molineux
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WILL OF FoRpHAM MORRIS

The viii OF Fordham Morris, who died on July
8, was filed for probate yesterday. II is dated
FenruarY D. 1907. The petition states that the value
81 ne estate Is over $1,000. both real and personal
20 Ms daughter. Emily Norris Gallatin, wife Of
n n 1allatiH, ~ hequesthed 5000 and the resi-
que IS gwen 10 his wife. Annie /. Morris The
WIDOW lives al No IS East 30th street
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MISSING NURSE RETURNS TO HOSPITAL

Miss Mary Carroll. nurse in ST. Marks Hos
pual, No. Ia Second avenue, whose disappearance
last Tuesday reported 10 the police yesterday
by friend Miss Frances Mckune. also a nurse
in hospital. has returned 20 her duties. il was
announced last night at the hospital Miss Carroll
can be seen TODAY Il said
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rhE Rev. LOUIS A. LANPHER.

Boston, Aug. @.-News OF the death OF the Rev
Louis A. Lanpher. formerly assistant rector OF the
Church OF ST. Mary the Virgin. Of New York. was
received here to-day. Mr.. Lanpher died suddenly
last night near Beckett. Mass. where he had been
visiting He came to Boston from New York in
1897 and for time was hospital chaplain attached
TO the stan OF the Church of the Advent.
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-FOUR SHIPS From GREAT BRITAIN

can charge daffaires at London informed the state
Department to-day that Great Britain will be rep
resented the Hudson Fulton celebration by four
ships Of the hfth cruiser squadron instead OF three
was originally intended
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission American Museum Natural His
tory and the zoOlogiesl Garden
Reception for Captain Edward q Meagher Condor ard
John OCallaghan by the United Irish League OF
America. Hoffman House. D. m.
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DIES AFTER 80 YEARS SERVICE.

Lafayette Forbes. who had been employed as a
servant for thirty-twO years by Willard p. Ward
a mining engineer who lives at No. ISL West ssth
street, died yesterday. The funeral will be held
to-day at No. 500 Willis avenue.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and r

oriciaI Record and Forecast-washington AUG. "a
Storm warnings displayed the Gulf coast from
Apalaeheola Point Isabel Tex. A wireless message
the steamship Carriage reports that this
encountered a hurricane Of marked severity in the
tuTbaRce is apparently moving northwestwardly
central Gulf Shippins has been fully advised
of this storm the Gulf OF Mexico.
During the last twenty-fOur hours there local.
die Mississippi valleys the lake region Eastern Florida
Southern Texas and the Rocky Mountain region.
The temperature is above the normal In practically
districts During Friday and Saturday the
country There will be local rains in Eastern Florida,
Southern Texas. the Rocky Mountain region al
points in the lake region. The temperature
continue above the normal In the eastern states.
spread the northwestern states during Friday and
The winds along the New England coast will be
moderate west middle and south Atlantic coast mod
crate variable Gulf light variable. except mod
crate brisk west Gulf coast. brisk and pos
sibIy high Louisiana coast and brisk high
northeast and north Texas coast; the upper
lakes moderate 20 brisk SOUTH and the lower lakes
light 90 brisk south.
Forecast for Special Locaiities-For New England
and Eastern York fair and slightly cooler to-day:
saturday. fair; moderate west winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania ana New jersey. fair
day and Saturday; light 20 moderate variable
For Western pennsylvania and Western New York
variable winds
Local OfficsaI Record.-rhe following Official record
from Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
temperature Cor the last twenty four hours. IN
parlson with the corresponding date Of last year;
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Mr. and Mrs. Lanpher moved TO New Rochelle
" Y. about months ago. and expected 10
spend the summer there The rector was on a va
cation at the time Of his death
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Died.

Death notices Appearing In THE TRIBUNE WIN -
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charge
Berkensyer. Ernestins. Ksnner, Charles
GsTrRsrp I Ven 6lsgson Ms5y tor.s,n
Forbes. Lafayette. Thorne. Phebe A
RERKEMEYER-on Tuesday. August "a. 1eos. gErss.
never. Funeral services at her residence. Ma
lnterment in Lutheran Cemetery
BRADYoon Tuesday August "a 1909 az his res,dsn
loved husband OF the late Mary Brady Faneral
o Pat ~ ~ ehgseh saS saa a iends ny
sos OK a. says2sah Ca = A agscs
o. Darlington. aged years and q days.
DoT 5t5 y I9o pnsqmona az shanshsi es1ns
Mo; after arrival o. the remains on the > s. Man
Of wayd wars the 1ssd s ssTgsst a. ana No rs
ment woodlawn Cemetery.
KE E-S1s. august 25. 1909. Charlie. aeansr:
2Sd st. Drank e campbsil suiIdins5
NicoII.c9rnsIIa comstOek. wife Of DR. John s,eeal
1e9 as:s 70 s services s s 9. som N =
sachem ST.. will be strictly prfvats.
PIERsON-Mary e. widow OF James ". Pierson.
passed away august p, 1909 Funsral services az
l22 Union ave-, Crawford N u. ON Friday evening.
copy Ssu'' g. AZ 0''''' 90" ''a"'''0 'a'''s '''s'
eTAcKENsusH-on Thursday August "a 1909. e. The
sGs Of bis Mess Mrs g Hs' amt Lee Mass .ss
sssah Ndcs o nsl en- the 18Th year Of "
TFoRNE-At the residence Of her brother. Samuel
n9rne Mi p ~ " on Eighth month Twersy
Jonathan Thorne. in the SD OF age Funeral
a al 80 Pc held q afr4a train w a Grand
Central Depot Lexington avenue terminal. at $50
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DUKES ENLIST AS PRIvArEs FOR THE WAR

DUKES ENLIST AS PRIvATEs FOR THE WAR
Impress Eugene's grsndnephew, Don Hernando,
Who has Inherited her fathers title OF Count del
aen;Jo, ana who Is likewise fifteenth Duke or
fsnsrsnds ana one Of the best polo players IN
vain. has enlisted as a private in the Barbastro
Infantry regiment OF The line for service against
" MoorE az MelIlla where the commanding gen
ga has now an army OF forty thousand men un-
es his orders lie IS the only brother and heir OF
Ne Duke OF Alba, and I'm thus Joining the colors
foAeving the example Of scores OF other scions
: 'ne Oldest nobility Of the kingdom. Among the
s's1oees thus serving in the ranks OF the various
sas eatailions. either already at the seat OF war
nos on their way 20 the front, r. the Duke vi
vac who represents the Jaea Ia the cortes' but
49, sft his constituents in the lurch In order TO
~ ~ for his country. There Is also the Count
q ts'ena, Don Gregoria la Gran1a, Don Jaime
49, xs farco Bszan and the Duke OF Medina
eses The duchess. one OF the most beautiful
- ~ Spain. r. also al Mella. getting as a
~" W The military hospital and when not oecu-
lns =. lending NE wounded Is engaged in writ
an f't Tor them 20 their families. Her hus-
eo,.,l mar already been promoted 10 the rank OF
An iof conspicuous raliantry under FIRE.
cut. '''Fe young Rrsndees fulfilling their
win" IN sry other enlisted men IN tho ranks
nx 'e'"Sihs o. accepting any privileges. with
ah mat their uniform has embroidered
-A Tie oddly shaped cross OF the ancient
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cLEMENcEAU GOING TO EGYPT.

NLIN-1 A@-hA E-<-- EAA-Ntr IL t-fTh
Nowhere has the downfall OF Clemenoeau ere
aisd greater degree Of satisfaction than in Italy
where neither the court nor the government could
;rgst the fact that before his accession 10 Office
n 500 be had repeatedly rendered himself guilty
q ne uost savage attacks on the Feigning house
q Savoy in the various Partisan newspapers which
he controlled as proprietor and as editor IN chief
Nary Of these attacks were printed over his own
name. Then. too, he is credited in Italy with pro
nnuhesily Austrian sympathies Certain IL is that
iof more than q quarter Of century he has been
r TIE habit % spending part ~ every summer In
Austria, and that he has numerous and extremely
hlnste friends at Vienna This, 81 course, was
not calculated 20 endear him 10 the Italisns.
Having completed his at Carlsbad he pur-
fssss, much 10 the relief Of his former ministerial
colleagues who have remained on in Office. 20 spend
ne whole of the fan, winter and spring In Egypt
a country in which ne has always been extremely
Interested. and where he intends 70 devote himself
% the recruiting OF his health and 20 the writing
q his memoirs. Were he 10 spend the winter IN
Pans, he could not fan 20 become source OF
sr=at embarrassment 10 the government, for the
alter is composed almost wholly OF his FORMER
stlssgues who owed their portfolios 10 him. and
whom he ruled with a rod OF iron Either they
would be obliged 10 consult him and 20 defer to
I'm IN everything and he would become the power
stind the throne. his authority reducing theirs
no infignihcsnee or else they would nave 10
cunt upon his enmty, which IN view ~ his skill
Chamber ana Senate. might prove fatal. Fer Il
must he borne in mind that IL Clemeneeau resigned
was owing 20 an adverse vote on the part or
MS own supporters. who had been eHssperaled mo
nnmsntary anger against him by one OF those
psrticusrly savage and cutting remarks In which
70 IL likely 70 indulge al the expense not only OF
hs foes but also Of HE friends. After his re-
tsnent those who had voted 10 defeat him were
many cases sorry. He has numerous friends IN
ne chsmher-quite enough indeed. 10 dominate
'hs Cabinet That Is why The latter Is pleased
isi he is going 10 Egypt. and will do everything
make his stay there agreeable.
His memoirs are likely 20 create sensation ana
10 END Of controversy when they appear. for ne
las sharply pointed ana vitriolic pen Is fun OF
WI OF me most mordant character, and has played
wonderful role in the public life Of France for
lie last forty wears being responsible, indeed, for
ne overthrow Of more Cabinets than any one else
n France In fact. until he himself assumed once
pfee years ago ne used 20 oe known as the
'Tonbeur das MINISTER'S" c'The Destroyer OF Al
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

AChNoN DOCUMENTS.
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y. j.. through Lucy a. Hedden ..--....... SIS 90
From friend abroad ................-....... IOOO
In memoram ~ II. b. Brooklyn. ........... 1000
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? W 20
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Mrs J. CTowelL Brooklyn .......... 1000
school through Robert q Da1isscn :. -e.... 1910
\ t'osgTove. Jersey city. n.
n q. Lyman ............... LOO
La Vete G, Warner Beacon Falls Conn .-....... I000
II. J. Parker NauEatuck. conn ............. SEQ
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C. Rsey ..-.....-........... 100
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sarah p Lincoln. ........... 10 90
Previously acknowledged ..,......-...... 81 055 "a
Total aust 70 1899 SCI AZ %
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Highest temperature yesterday, 81 cat j ..
lowest 10 Cat e.25 a. nj: average. u
Local forecast. Fair and slightly cooler to-da,
Saturday, fair moderate west winds
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TowNsE Np-BoTToMLEY-At Beech HIN. wsses
port. lake Champiain. August the
Gavin Durey. Harriet Bailey Campbell Tow nsAnd
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. James NJ Townsend, Of
New York. to William Lawrence Bottomisy. OF Now
York
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Senator fra Norb Safota, so. 81.
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be iorIobcr 9ouo paa ben enc SIDE
inbtiI sc iteber til poa Den onoen.
9ctte pil iloen Spil bIipe iat itor SriS
paa az 9irienS Shmoer, tbi berpeo
ipttes man iitnno til at itaa | Sorbiu.
belle meb fine @enner | Siemmet, ielo
ON man beiinSer FIG miot noe paa ut
lanteren.