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New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washington. oct Is
portion OF the Western storm has moved eastward.
causing rains in the Lower Lake region Ohio Valley
Middle and North Atlantic states The lowest
barometer IN the Southwest. The disturbance in
that section is accompanied by in the southern
Rocky Mountain region, the West Gulf district and
adjoining sections. The cold high has moved
directly southeastward. and the central
portions Of the country The temperature. however,
has begun to rise again in the extreme Northwest
The tropical disturbance. while developing any
extent has continued it's movement westward and is
now apparently central south of Jamaica
Following the rains in the Atlantic States Tuesday
morning. generally fair and prevail
for several days and Rains
indicated for the lower Mississippi Valley the
West Gulf region. and the southeast Rocky Mountain
slope.
The temperature VIII rise slowly in the Northwest
Storm warnings displayed the Pacific Coast
from Point Lobos northwest. Straits of
Juan from Pert Crescent
The winds along the New England will be mod
brisk northwest along the Middle Coast
moderate TO brisk northwest South
Atlantic Coast moderate variable: along Gulf Coast
moderate southeast SOUTH the lower moderate
northwest shifting northeast and along upper
lakes light variable. mostly northeast.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European will
have moderate brisk to northwest winds with
showers. followed by fair weather the Grand
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
OPERATION ON eAsRiLowIrscH.

Ossip Ciabriowitsch. the pianist, was operated on
Yesterday morning for appendicitis at Mrs. Gordons
prfvate sanatorium, No. III West 69th street DR..
Frank Hartley, Of No 81 West 4sth street per-
sv,,ed the operation It was stated last night at
+be eanatorium that MI Gabrilowitschs condition
was excellent and that his physicians looked for
speedy recovery
Mrs Cabriiowitsch. who before her marriage was
A1tgs clara Clemens a daughter of Samuel B.
,-ler,ens mark Twain. with her husband at
The sanstorium.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
RHODE ISLANDS OLDEST WOMAN.
Mrs. Irish's One Hundredth Birthday-sols
Surviving Real D. A. r. in State.
nv TELEGRAPH 70 The Tri

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune.I
Providence. Oct 1s-Mrs. Phoebe Raymond Irish
celebrated her 1G0th birthday to-day amid the con-
gratulations Of many friends. including number
of members of the Daughters of the American
Revolution.
Mrs Irish is the oldest woman in this state and
the sole surviving real daughter of the revolution
in Rhode Island She is without doubt the oldest
woman in this part of New England She held an
informal reception at her home, in Mckinley street
and went for automobile ride in the machine OF
q friend. She was the recipient of many gifts.
Mrs Iris1l's health is excellent
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
MOSES GRANT DANIEL.

LBy Telegraph The Tribune
Boston, Oct 1s-Moses Grant Daniel. well known
in Boston as an educator and author. died suddenly
to-day az his home. at No 40 Crawford street. In
the Grove Hall district in Roxbury. Mr.. DanieiL
who was in his /seventy-fourth year, was the son
of George Keith and Hannah Adams Grant Daniel.
and was born in Boston on September IS. 1885 He
was graduated from Harvard in the class Of 'eS
After thirty-two years teacher Mr. Daniel be-
came an editor for Ginn & Co., puoisners.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

ARCHER-At Haverstraw. n 7. Charles d Archer
nal Sunday. October II. 1909 Deceased
his saith year Funeral services his late
denee. Haverstraw. n. T. Tuesday October 10 az
2:3O p.
AsH-Entsred into rest saturday: October is az the
Sanford Islands. Lake George. n. Y. Adeue r. widO.
OF the late John G. Ash Funeral services and
ment at convenience OF the family
AYER-Suddenly. IN Richmond. Mass. October IL 1900
John Rogers Aver.
West 21st Mary Black Funeral services az
West Twenty-thlrd Street Presbyterian Church Tues
day. October 10. az 10 a m
CAswELI-on Saturday October f6 ieoa az his rest
dence. No IL West 4sth ST.. John Henry son OF the
late John and Mary Hasht CasweIl. IN the esd year
o. his age Funeral services az Trinity Church on
Wednesday morning 10 o'clock Interment Trinity
Cemetery kindly omit flowers
CLARKE-on Sunday. October H. 1909 az her lat. resi-
dence- No ZOE West I3d St. New YORK CITY susan
Harriet. widow os Thomas Curtis Clarke IN her -
year Funeral services az No. 100 West 73d a. 2gO
p m, on Tuesday. October 10 lnterment private
CURTIS-At Southport. Conn. October Is 1900 r.v,,
Agui Curtis his 7sth Funeral serice. AZ bis
late readence Tuesday. October 10 az 2:30 O'clock
DATE-Oetoher u. David B. Date aged 50 vears
st. Campbell Buidingl.
pWIGHT-At her summer residenee an rlteh6.,s
Conn. on Saturday Rlght. October Ia 1oo9 TsIs.
Rood Dwight daughter OF Timothy ana lana w
Dwight Funeral private We
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
MARY EMMA VERNON.

Mrs Mary Emma Vernon. wife of George r
Vernon. OF the firm of Vernon Brothers & Co.,
whoesaie paper dealers az Nos 6S and So Duane
street. died Sunday at her home. No s2 Clinton
avenue, Brooklyn. A daughter. Mrs Charles NJ
Dimm. survives her. The funeral viii be held this
afternoon, the Rev. Or. Robert Macdonald. Of the
Washington Avenue Baptist Church. Of which Mrs.
Vernon member. officiating. The burial will
be IN Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
EXHIBITION OF ORIENTAL RUGS.

From the opening the close of the first days
view of the Oriental rugs belonging to the Twin
Brothers collection. displayed at the Fifth Avenue
Art Galleries yesterday. almost continuous
stream Of visitors thronged the halls Mr.. Silo
said yesterday: 1T is only on such occasions
this bankrupt sale that the public is permitted 10
view and purchase from such rare treasures of
oriental weaving" The exhibition continues until
"wednesday AT 2:3O o m when the sale begins.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
mARY MAnMERINe,s NEw PLAY.

Rochester. oct ls-A new play. called A Mans
World" by Rachel Crothers. author OF The Three
a U.s. presented by Mary Mannering At the
National Theatre here tonight. II is in four acts
En6 seemed 70 please a large audience. The cast
contains Charles Richmsn, J. Sainpolis, Grant
Mitchell, Arthur Berthelet. There's Dale, Helen
Ormsbee and Little Gertrude" Miss Mannering
appears as Frances Ware, writer. who has adopt
81 an orphan child. Little Jenny"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
SEARCH FOR STAGE STRUCK GIRLS
Police Asked to Find Pair Who Disappeared
from Bronx Home on Sunday.

The police were asked last evening to look for
two fourteen-year-old girls Of The Bronx. who on
Sunday climbed through a window the street
from the home of one OF them and 1t is believed
now looking for work the stage.
The girls May Haas. Of No. SS2 East 152d
street, and Florence McDonough. of No. q East
18th stret. Both girls large for their and
very pretty. Two weeks ago the Haas girl told
elder sister that she and her chum had met
two young men. who talked glowingy OF the op-
portunities they would have the stage.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
NECESSITY OF AIR BATHS

From The New York Medical Journal
rba conditions and conventions Of our civilization
aenosDd fre0uent bathing: any one susPected ss %
svsoidine a daily bath would quickly mo hlInset
-sereors non arata in decent society. II is popu
fsTlv supposed that frequent bathing IS essehtiaI
10 health This is quite untrue. Mnch OF 5 5me
TO the complete exposure OF the skin 70 me AR
The respraiory function OF the skin Is OF high i'm
1ortance and although water may be dispensed
with closing the pores to air would result In speedy
,rysrfaa
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
mlLL oE MRs. CAROLINE |. COURTNEY.

The viii of Mrs. Caroline Louisa Courtney wife
NJ the Rev Dr. Frederick Courtney, rector Of St
.Tamess Protestant Episcopal Church ana formerly
S,.-.oD ~ F5aIifax n s. was filed in the SurrO-
rste,s once Yesterday Mrs. Courtney died at Nor
solk Conn. on September 8. Her estate is sald TO
o,s,s+ ~ over $500 in personal property. BY her
,,,,u which was executed on August T. 1897, she
leaves 10 her daughter, Miss Mabel Caroiihe CouIt
-, -. .hsTes and interest in the American
,r,nress company and the residue TO her husband
+",,-,o,- She appoints her husband executor
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
CHARLES CARTWRIGHT MAY NOT ACT.

Charles Cartwright. prominent members Of
The New Theatre company. win in all probability
not Re seen IN any OF this seasons plays
AT The New Theatre yesterday this statement
vas given out:
NJ Cartwright fears that personal business may
neceSsttsfe his summary return 10 England I'm
der the circumstances he has not been cast in any
PLAYS which are 70 have early production.
Whether his business viii require his permanent
withdrawal from the company cannot be deter
- md
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
DE FOREST DANIELsoN DEAD.
Social Leader in Providence and Newport Ex-
uires in Medfeld, Mass.
Isy Telegraph 10 Tue Tribune-l ]

IBy Telegraph The Tribune-l
Providence. Oct. 1s-De Forest Danielson. a leader
for many years OF the fashionable social life Of this
city and Newport. is dead For some time he had
suffered from a mental and nervous breakdown
and was confined in the Butler Hospital for the
Insane.
Death came at Medheld. Mass. He was the son
NJ John W DanielsOn ard for several years was
associated with his father in the cotton mill ousi-
ness
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Mr.. BANNARD's GOOD EXAMPLE.
rom The New York Times.


At his excellent meeting in Brooklyn Mr.. Ban
nard said: Elect your Board of Estimate
Prendergast Mitchell and Steers II is good ad-
vice but il is not given by all the gentlemen who
are profting by il when given by Mr. Barnard.
Some OF them even guilty of something more
than lukewarmness toward their associates pros
poets solicitous as he Is about theirs. ANY man
the fusion ticket who exalts his personal chances
at the expense of his associates prospects convcts
himself Of greater eagerness for his personal sue
cess than for the success of his ticket and the
principles for which IL should stand.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
.qpoLs" OPENS IN NEW, HAVEN.

New Haven. oct s-'Idols." the dramatization
nv Roy Hornimsn of William J. Lockes novel Of
thst title. had its FIRST American presentation -
the Hyperion Theatre tonight The play has had
more than a years run in England and the Amer
ioan production is q counterpart. with the same
elaborate settings. The cast includes Mabel Roe
buck. LeonoHe Harris. Blanche Weaver. Orlando
sndeF Frank
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
OBITUARY
CAPTAIN EDWARD p. HOWE

saratoga N Y, Oct n-captain Edward P.
Ho"es forrrler owner OF The Saratoga SUM- and
Democratic politician OF statewide prominence
died here tonight He sixty-seven years old
Captain Howe was veteran Of the Cfvn War and
was for many years postmaster at Saratoga II.
had travelled widely as correspondent for New
York and Boston newspaper
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
rrINERAI oE GENERAL 3. c. Drum.

Washington. Oct. 1S-The sounding Of taps at
Arlington Cemetery to-day closed the funeral rites
over the bodv Of General Richard Coulter Drum.
formerly adjutant general Of the army Services
were held at General Drums country home. Lang
drum Md The body then removed 70 Ar
lington where. with the customary honors, II was
hl1ria
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
ALBERT R. sHATTUcK IN COURT.
Case Against Ex-P President of Automobile Club
of America Continued.
by Telegraph to The Tribune


Lenox, Mass, Oct. B-Albert R. Shattuck. OF
New York. was in the Lee police court this morn
ing on the charge Of not using reasonable precau-
ton in the operation of his automobile. with the
result that it came in collision with farmers
vehicle, from which James Grove was thrown out
and sustained double fracture of the right leg
Grove is in a Pittsaeld hospital. and the case
was continued TO November 30 TO give him
opportunity 10 appear a witness. Mr.. Shattuck
is the former president of the Automobile Club of
America and Is spending the season at the Ed
ward R. Wharton villa, in Lenox.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
GOVERNOR OF PORTO RICO HERE.

Regis H. Post, the retiring Governor OF Porto
Rico arrived here yesterday the steamer Phila-
delphia from San Juan. Mr.. Post will proceed to
Washington to meet his successor. Colonel G. r.
Cotton, and afterward will attend the Mohonk
conference.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
mRs. J. 4. HAckErT SINKING.

Mrs James H. Hackett mother Of James K
Hackett the actor. suffered stroke OF paralysis
Yesterday and last evening was in coma and not
expected to survive the night. Her is at pres
eut IN Michigan Mrs. Hackett formerly the
stage and acted with her husband. one of her IA
vorite parts being Lady Macbeth
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Died.


JAZZ ~. SxAY-on October IS 1909 Henry L Jsns~.y IN
Fsst Pr.spv,sr,.5 Ss1l Ts SECS VII 9s nag tns
swsaassdag. October % az > n kindly omit
JAY-As TIRE home OF her daughter. Mr. william n
the late rlsFso1 So ss ana EaeT a a sAsn,s fs5 or
IN the slst year Of her Notice q funeral later.
kRAs e t. So Bedford s m sunday October II 800
Jane s ror5I,5e[ % e[ nsr Eaaaea ter ai-s Wiam kins
seviss Vim % 81 b4 2 'as = ioa ysar of asS age Burial
ss e arrival 3. & s Tsasay ssaeE .s5a @5nx q 10 ss q sh
I.' Saturday osto5sE e. 1909 Frederick w
a m lntermsut Sleepy Hollow.
MAHLE-sunday. October II 1qa AZ stanro-avn.
q 1asos q Nshs husband q aisa as 1solasiis MaS;s
srookyn inssITneas mt prvss s re q . MARX ave-
!" "slsN-oa October Is. sarah MeGinn AGED e5 y.ara
GranE n camnbs me Tn95al SngTen No zfi West 20 st
PoIEEalUs-On October IL 1900 ssrar, n Pols.r,u.
z15 - SSTvisss az his late residence sls Cnnher
ment at Nyack n p s's-'HS al oe'oo>- An''r-
5ossS5SS 5SSdfssly f e Tuxedo sunday October
AZ s. Marys Chueh in TSxeao on Tuesias ssOser
r. Mary sssTs5sy s%R9sy October y T. a MaqaTons.
me- s'SSens and widow OF the late George Rob
Church. Mamaroneck 2 p m. Tuesday oct6ter -
Ro9T1At oe cheago m October IT. wassin Root
RS eaioS i Sa7.'1R r. %.a.:sy s ossSs s
October
1O;So a m Louisa. nee Finek beloved wife q E-nry
n her 4sth year Relatives and friends
Ies2eetisiy invited % attend funeral service
30 = west 10th st. Funeral private. Eirtly omit
sE:ARs-oE October m London. England. Mary Fsltsr
sears formerly OF this city. daughter o. the late
nathan Hatght and Susan Feltsr sears
sPENcER-oa October Il. sarah spence. sgsd II
services at The Funeral Church No 24l
Campbell BuIding). Tuesday evening. $50.
sUASERoR FSE = On sunday October T. Helen < Roharsoa
at her late residence. No 20 Eighth Broosyn
Wednesday, October %. at 2-3O p m Relatives and
friends are invited 20 attend. Interment private
vERNoN-October IT. 1903. Mary Emma beloved wits
OF George r. Vernon Funeral services a her ar
residences. No. 262 Clinton Brooklyn. Tues
day October 10. az 1.3O o'clock
beloved wife OF the late Daniel Webster
John Busch. No ElmwoOd Place Brooklyn MANOR
Woodhsven. Long Island. Tuesday. October 70 1893.
WHITELy-At San Francisco. CAL October g. ls1a.
James Whitley. IN his 65th year Services a
Bsrtholomew's Church. 44th and Madison on
THURSDAY, October q. 1903. at $50 Internsne
private
WILLIAMSON October Ia 1903 az the residence OF her
parents. no. IS North Oxford ST. Brooklyn Ketherf1a
C. Williams Cnes McIntyrel. IN her 22d year Beloved
wife Francis d. Williams. Friends
spectfuy invited funeral Tuesday morning.
al
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
OBITUARY NOTE.

GEORGE B. wHITMoRE died at his home in
sherburne. N. Y, yesterday from heart disease
He was seventy-four years old Mr.. Whttmore
was we'll known In New York City, having for
many years been interested in a large commission
house in that city. He represented Chenango
County in the Assembly in 1885.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19

Highest Temperature yesterday. 46 degrees; lowest
~: average for corresponding lasI
year ~ average for correspondents date last thirty
three years So
Local Forecast To-dsy-Partly cloudy: Tomorrow
fair continued COOL moderate 20 brisk north
winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
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AUsIHIAIHetel Bristol Vienna; Hotel HunxAria suda-
pestt Etotel savoy and West End Hotel Natlona
Salisoed Hotet Tyrol Innsbruck. Koop's Ho1ei
honlesviia Franzenshad, Hotel We.Enar and Hose
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Junstraupliek. lnterlaken; Hotel
same: Palace Hotel Saloia: Hotsi se.ment Mon
lIAL4-A0Sel EScssor Grand Hotel Hotel aalftaa. and
hoyal Hotel Rome; Hotel VIA a EstA Cernooco.
Eden Palace Hotel and SAVOY aotel. Genoa. Hofel
de "a Nlle. Milan Hotel parle1 Aod 0rAAd 6QeoA
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
HOTELS DE LUXE.
From The Rochester Herald

From The Rochester Herald
A Chicago hotel is arranging diamond room.
in which meals viii be charged at so gold
plates served by walters trimmed in gold. No
doubt will be frequented by young Hoods trying
20 spend papa's money in the entertainment OF
broileTs.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
DAUGHTER OF THE REVOLUTION DEAD

Galesburg. ILL.,. Oct 1S-Mrs Maria Blake Ring
lake, a real daughter Of the Revolution, is dead
here. aged ninety-one years. Her father, Francis
Blake, came TO America in 1775 and fought with
the Continental army.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
WHERE OSCILLATION RUNS RIor.
From The Houston Post

From The Houston Post
This is soul kiss week in Houston SO was last
week and will be next week, and All the weeks
until Gabriel puts foot on the land and one
on the sea and begins that last y nat SOLO.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
CEMEIERIEA
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

tral station Webster and jerome avenue troleys and
by carriage. Lots $3.50 Telephone 4s53 Gramercy
for Book Views representative
Office. 20 East 23d ST.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii bs
repubIished the Tri-weekIy Tribune without
charge.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Forecast for sDecisI TocoI,tias Tor Nan. -,u-,.-

Forecast for Special LOcaIties.-For New England
Eastern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania partly
cloudy today fair and Wednesday mod
crate brisk north northwest winds
For Maryland, Delaware. New and the District
Columbia, partly cloudy today with rain in the morn
ing continued Wednesday: moderate north
winds. ~
For Western New York and Western Pennsylvania
generally fair and continued today wednesday
moderate northwest winds. shifting TO northeast
Local Official RecOrd.-The following oficial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN tha
temperature for the last twenty-four hours in com
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
uNDERTAKERs

FRANK Z. CAMPBELL. 2sf-s West 73d Sc chapeiS
Private Rooms. Private AnOulaness Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be repubIished in the rri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
SMITH H AMILToN-In Elizabeth, y j. saturday.
October 1909 the William Force Whitaker.
n. D.. Corinne Florence. daughter Of George Anson
Hamilton Robert Harris smith. Of Bloomfield n j.
Notices Of marriages and deaths be Endorsed
with full and address
New-York tribune., 1909-10-19
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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-29
CARL LE0NARDT RECEIVES
CONTRACT FOR FIRE HOUSE
Councilman Lyon Secures Second Fire
House for His District-Con-
tractor Gives Trouble

The board of public works has
awarded to Carl Leonardt the principal
contract for the construction of the big
fire engine house at Hewitt and Second
streets. Mr.. Leonardt's price is $751;
The contract for the electric wiring
was let to Woodill g. Hulse for $625
and the plumbing to II. T. Terrill for
1885. This engine house was provided
for in the annual budget. 1t has long
been wanted and it was to secure this
particular engine house and one other
that Henry Lyon was elected to the
city council from the Seventh ward,
Mr.. Lyon got both his engine houses.
There is one engine house that is
causing the board of public works some
worry. This is the one at Main and
Vernon avenues, for which Peter Kee-
nan has the contract. keenan, bid so
low on this job that he has lost money
on it and has practically refused to
continue the contract. He claims his
part of the work is done according to
specifications, but the subcontract for
plumbing has not been fulfilled. AS he
let this sub-contract himself, the board
of public works holds Keenan, respon-
sibe The board has asked the build
ing superintendent to report what is
necessary to complete the building ac-
cording to specifications. and when this
report is received will have the work
done and the cost collected from Kee-
mans bond. Keenan, was declared an
irresponsible bidder by the board Au-
gust 20 and will not be permitted to
compete for city work again.