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New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
CHILDREN RETURNING To APP

and dancing. also OF fancy dress Sometimes she
dons a Turkish costume and at others Will appear
as Carmen" and dance n pas" TO the tune OF her
castinets. She is I'm the habit of driving about
In an old-fashoned barouche with four horses and
positions; affects quaint cloak OF leopard skins.
but has abandoned fencing. in which she for
merly an adept. She says that she engaged
10 the second Don Carlos. known the Comte de
Monienolin. uncle OF She Don Carlos who died
weeks ago In Italy; is able show the announce
ment Of her betrothal 10 the pretender in a clip
ping from Tho London Morning Post" in 1S4s
declares that the great Lord Brougham went down
on his knees before her asking ito be allowed 20
be the first 10 kiss the hand OF the future Queen OF
spain. and insists that the Comte de Montemolin
was compelled by his father and his followers 20
choose between renouncing his pretensions lting
his English nancee. and sacrificed the latter 20 what
lie considered 10 be his duty 10 his country and 10
his house. She also states that she received n
proposal OF marriage from Lord Beaconsneld while
staying at the house OF her uncle. Admrs, Rous
or racing fame. She may be said TO have ma~e her
debut at chdren's ball given by William " for
his niece, Queen Victoria, when the latter was thir-
teen years old. and she makes her principal home
Deene Park. in Northsmptonshire. which is stated
20 be haunted by the phantom OF a nun On the
death OF her first husband. the Balaclava and sew
enth Earl OF Cardigan the earldom became merged
IN The harquisate Of Aiesbury. and is now borne
by the eldest son OF the present Marquis of Allies
bury.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
DR.. BENJAMIN ELLIS MARTIN.

IN the Chelsea Hotel IN West sd street yesterday.
The funeral probably will be held at the hotel to-
morrow. and. according TO the wish OF the widow.
will be private. Burial will be IN Greenwood Gem
etery.
only surviving son of the late David Randolph
Martin. who was for many years president OF the
Ocean National Bank DIR. Martin graduate
OF the College OF the City OF New York and after
graduation. in 1859. attended the Columbia Medical
School until the outbreak OF hostilities between
the North and South. he Joined Duryea's Zouaves
assistant surgeon Dr. Martin a member
of the last Asassix expedition to South America
In London. In 1892 he married Charlotte NJ Gunni-
son. of Boston, who survives him
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
THEATRICAL NEWS.

The Love Cure" company goes 10 Rochester to-
day 10 produce Oliver Herfords adaptation OF the
NIennese opsretta there Tomorrow night In the
cast are Charles J. boss. Elgie Bowen Fred Frear.
Eva Fs,ion. Neil McKay. Harry Hyde and Alice
Hosmer. ''The Love Cure will open the New Am
sterdsm Theatre Heurs ". Savage clinchcd
the British rights by a Montreal copyright perform
snce on ''Fri:ay the thiTteeEih.'' a. which ad-
uiission fee Of - kept out the curious.
III. Cooper Ciire has engaged by William
Fayershnra for important part la his production
OF s,aphea Ph.llips's 'Herod" MI. ciine is now IN
England. but will come next month
Frank Daniels 10 q passenger the Mauritania.
and on his arrival here viii begin rehearsas Of
"The Belle OF Brittany tile English musical COM
edy which he while abroad.
Henry r. Harris nas twelve companies IN rehear-
sails, Martha Morton's "On the Eve add The
Noble spaniard." intended for Robert Edeson. be-
ing the latest.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
WEBER BUSY WITH FALL PLANS.
Grace Van Studdiford and Kathryn osterman
To Appear Under His Direction

Joseph Weber announced his plans yesterday Tor
the theatrical -Four OF his six companies IN
.'The Climax" are already playing. and tho manager
himself will take the field on September 13 IN New
IL, M the head OF his traves.y company. perform
ing '"re Merry Widow and the Devil"
ON September - Miss Grace Van Studdiford VIII
be for the FIRST time unde- the Weber manage
n1ent She will use last seasons operetta. "Ths
Golden Butterfly" until December. when new DE
Koven comic opera will be provided for her Miss
Kathryn osterman will be seen in new play under
NJ web,r's direction. opening at Christmas time
the road. and later coming TO New YORK
weber's Theatre here Will house the New York
company OF ''rhe Climax" for some time 10 come
after which the playhouse will book the Rlaw
Frlanger attractions. Mr.. Weber has In prepara-
tion a comic opera by Breil and Locke called Ihe
Song OF Soul" and founded upon the song in Tho
climax" He may also produce Edward Locke's
flay.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
ALL's WELL AT PANAMA, HE SAYS.
Son of the President of the Republic Stops OF
on Way to England

Panama is the most contented OF the southern re-
publics. according TO news brought here yesterday
by Generoso de Obaldia. OF the President of
Panama, who In the Ancon. of the Pan
ANA Line He will sail on Wednesday on the Lus-
tana for England where he is secretary OF legs-
tion in London. Mr. Obaldia went to Panama a
few weeks ago TO take part in the election held on
the first Sunday in July. at which his father was
victorious.
Everything in Panama Is running as smoothly
could be desired he said The country Is more
prosperous than and the people contented-
The situation is much different in Colombia. where
the people are diseontented and there is nothing
but abject poverty and distress. In some OF the
departments the conditions appalling.
III. III. Rousseau. secretary TO the chairman OF tho
canal commission. accompanied by his wife and
child. arrived the Ancon. optimistic as other
officials returning from the isthmus that the canal
would be finished by 1915.
The new wireless apparatus which has been IN
stalled on the Ancon has proved more satisfactory
than expected On the trip south the operator was
able to communicate with the station at Manhattan
Beach. at distance Of 1858 miles. the Ancon then
being south OF Watlings Island
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
PUBLIC MAY INSPECT MARBLE HOUSE.
Mrs. Belmont Gives Use of Villa for Women s
Suffrage Lectures.
IBy Telegraph to The tribune. ]

Newport. r. l.. Aug. 1.-two opportunities for
the public to inspect her summer home here.
Marble House, being offered by Mrs. Oliver
II. p. Belmont. II is for the cause of woman
suffrage that Mrs. Belmont IS opening her home.
and the admission fee is 10 be IS. The inspection
OF the villa, however is only added attraction,
for lectures woman suffrage the real OBJ
ject of the opening OF the villa
The first OF these lectures is to be given on the
afternoon Of August "a. and the Rev Anna How
ard Shaw will be the speaker The second lecture
will be delivered August IS by Professor Charles
Zueblin, professor OF sociology Chicago Uni
versity. The inspection will be for an hour prior
to the lectures. Like any other public entertain
ment. Newport has been thoroughly billed with
posters announcing the two affairs.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
DARLINGTON ADDS TO SUMMER CAMP.
Health Commissioner Buys Tract of ISL Acres
in Sullivan County.

The purchase by Dr. Darlington. the Health Com
missioner. Of large tract OF land near Foresthurg.
sullivan County. IS extension OF acreage he
qured there several years ago for a summer camp.
Il was said yesterday. He spends the week ends
up there in the season fishing and chopping
down trees. These trees used In the extension
OF his camp and recently a large stable was put
up with the Health Commissioner experimenting
the Job and occasionally showing how Il should be
done
There was intention to use the 751 acres in the
tract for any other than private purposes, II was
said. The two lakes the property are 10 be re-
stocked with hsh although they have a large popu-
lation Of black bass present and considerable
number of plckerel and perch. The adjoining tract
OF $50 acres which IL said the Health Com
missioner might also buy. would complete an estate
that would be one the largest in Sullivan County
and possessing all the natural beauties which the
county is celebrated for
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Newport AUG. l5-Newport was eniivcned to-day
with entertaining and driving. The dinner enter
tainers this evening included Egerton l.. Winthrop
Mrs. william Storrs Wells Mrs. Clarence W Do
Ian and Mrs. John Russell Soley.
Maurice Z McLouKhlin. George J. James and
Melville II. Long. OF San Francisco Th6snas Bun
day and S NJ. sinsabaugh. Of Los Angeles; p. +.
Perkins, Miss Sylvia Holt. Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice
Sylvester. Mr. and Mrs Albert T. Gray and Mrs.
Robert l. Gerry. OF New York; B. r. Winthrop. OF
Paris: Murray Forbes. OF Boston: W. II. Robinson.
OF West Point and Charles de L. Oelrichs and j.
Stacy Brown. jr, OF Newport. registered at the
Casino to-day.
Harold Vanderbilt who is now abroad is expected
back soon 10 visit his mother. Mrs. o. II. L. Bel
mont AT Marble House.
Mr. and Mrs Goodhue Livingston OF southamp-
ton will visit Mr. and Mrs Oliver G. jennings this
week.
Mrs Reginald g Vanderbilt has gone to New
York for a short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert l.. Gerry have decided TO
remain here with Mr.. Gerry's parents, ex-Commo-
dore and Mrs. f. T. Gerry. for another week.
Murray Forbes of Boston. is the guest Of Howard
c.. Gushing and Miss Sylvia Holt is the guest OF
Mrs Hugh ID. Auchincloss
W II. Robinson Is the guest OF Mrs. William
Grosvenor.
Mrs Richard Ellis and John S. Huyler jr.. Of
New York. arrived to-day.
Mr. and Mrs Oliver G. Jennings have announced
a dinner for tomorrow evening. Mrs. II. Mex.
Twombly will be a dinner entertainer this evening.
Mrs Clermont l.. Best has arranged for u small
dance Thursday evening.
hackney pair called Queens Favour and
Queens Maid the latest additions TO Alfred g.
Vanderbilt show horses. and they are>now their
way from London with string OF twenty or more
animals Whether or not Mr.. Vanderbilt will ex-
hibit his new pair at the Newport Horse Show he
has not decided. but he intends to show them at
the national show in New York. in November
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
AlBAN ANDERSON.

AIban Anderson. who was the first man TO apply
the principle OF the gyroscope to practical uses
many years ago. died at his home. No. S15 Wash
ington street. Peekskill. N Y. on Friday. The
funeral held yesterday afternoon.
He born at White Cottage. Ohio. in 1872. at
the same place he married. in 1s1. Miss Frances
A. Wilson. Of Virginia Their married life covered
a period Of siNty-six years, and death did not long
separate them Mrs. Anderson died on June Ia.
Mr.. Anderson a partner In the Anderson Ma
chine Works. He Republican In politics.
The only society he Joined the Lincoln
Society which appealed to his patriotism.
Three sons. two daughters ten grandchildren and
seven Observation-Disclosures survive him.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
LENoX NEWSDEALERS' ENTERPRISE
The Sunday Tribune Now at Cottagers
Breakfast Tables.
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Lenox. Mass Aug i5.-Cottagers and hotel guests
received The Sunday Tribune this morning at S
o'clock the being the breakfast tables OF
the New Workers for the first time Sunday morn
ing. This innovation is the result OF enterprise
on the part OF the Leno1 newsdealers and the
BERKSHIRE Automobile Company, OF Pttsheld which
has taken a contract 10 demonstrate the road qua-
ties OF its four-cyInder touring car by delivering
the Sunday Trbunes in Lenox from Hudson. y. Y.
This morning a stock car with twelve hundred
pounds Of newspapers started from Hudson, y. Y,
at s as o'clock and made the run across the back
bone OF the Taconic range to LenoN in less than
two hours. This is considered remarkable per
formance.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16

Ofhcial Record and Forecast--wss sshinston. Aug IS.
An OF low barometric that advanced
eastwardy the lower laks region from the upper Mis-
sisspp Valley caused general showers within the
hours In all districts Mississippi
River except the New England states local
from Iowa, Missouri ths
Rocky Mountain region Heavy rains have fallen
the Ohio Valley Mississippi Valley
the plains states In the Northwcs,
considerably higher than Saturday Moderate
peraturs remained general In tho Atlantic states
There viii oe showers In the Eastern and SOurhsrn
states and ths Rocky Mountain region during Monday
and along the Atlantic coast and in tho Southern
Tuesday Scattered showers probable In upper
Ohio Valley. In the lake region. the upper Mississippi
Valley and the Northwestern states the weather will be
generally fair during Monday Tuesday.
The Temperature will be higher Monday In the middle
during Monday and Tuesday. and Indications are
chsnGs to lower temperature will In the
mi by Tuesday Wednesday
The winds along the New England coast will be mod
SOUTH middle Atlantic coast moderate
variable mostly south: Gulf moderate south
on Great lakes light to moderate variable mostly
westerly.
have moderate brisk southwest winds with
unsettled sho~ery weather 10 the Grand Banks
Eastern York and New Jersey. to-day and
probably Tuesday. rising temperature moderate south
winds
Tuesday unsettled probably showers moderate south
southwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York
and to-day: Tuesday
10 moderate variable winds mostly west.
Local Record and Forecast.-Th. following orrcial
record the Weather Bureau shows changes in
temperature for the last twenty four
parison with the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16


Baldwin. rheodosia. Doty, William e
Brown. Mary :. Greene, Thomas L
Cammeyer. Alfred J. Perry. Mary c.
BALDWIN-On Friday: August 1S. Theodosia Baldwin
widow OF Luther Baldwin. IN the s5th OF her
Park. New Rochelle. y. Y. n Monday. a p.
arrival the t:O5 train from Lexington
terminal
BROWN-At Plainfed. N J.. Friday. August 13.
1909 Mary widow OF ths late Edwin j. Brown.
OF New York City. in her S1st Funeral services
at the residence OF her SON Irwin III Brown No, s4s
Central Plainneld. y. J., Monday. August 10.
1909 1890 p. kindly omit flowers Rochester
and New York papers please copy
cAAiMEYER-At Sea Gate. Friday. August Is. Alfred
Cammeyer. beloved husband OF Matte Cammeyer.
in 6oth year OF his ufe Funeral services Monday
morning August 18th. 1890 a. m. from the Church
OF Communion. 9Th and Goth ST. Inter
private. Please omit flowers
DOTY-On Saturday. August H. William E. Doty, OF
East Orange, y. J.. husband OF Harriet West poty
Services and iuterment at New Haven. Conn.
Lyman. OF Van Rensselaer, Hon and Agnes Bene-
diet Greene. aged months. Funeral residence
OF w B Benedict Parsippany. Tuesday, D. m
Albany papers please copy
PERRY-At ChisIehurst England. Is. Mary
Crooks Perry widow Of William Perry. OF Chsls-
hurst and daughter OF the late Rev. DIR. George r.
Crooks. OF Madison. ". j. Funeral at Chisiehurst.
Monday. August 1o
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
PITTsBURG's ART CRITICS STIRRED.
Hints That George Sauter Owes Something
to Henri Gervex.
Nv r.l.xrach 10 The Tribun. 7

Pittsburg Aug l5.-"The Bridal Morning" by
the English artist George sauter, Is said 20 bear
striking similarity to the painting by the French
artist. Henri GeTvex. entitled The Morning
Bath" sauter's work received second prize at the
recent Carnegie exhibit. and owing TO the nude
figure aroused q warm discussion here. In Sauter's
painting there are three figures. the bride EN-
bracng her mother and an attendant 10 the left
Gervex's painting shows only two ngures. that OF
the nude the bath and the attendant 10 the left
The figures are strikingly similar. however.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
SEA BREEZE SEASON HEIGHTENED.

Sea Breeze. the fresh air home for the tenement
house mothers and babies maintained by the AS
ISOLATION for Improving the Condition OF the Poor
ut West Coney Island. will remain open for day
parties up 10 September 10, although in former
years August 81 has been the date OF closing. The
banner day party of the held last week.
when sss mothers and children were taken there
the day
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
VISITING DEAF MUTEs ENTERTAINED

One hundred and twenty Ave deaf mutes from In
stitutons ON Staten Island New Jersey and nearby
New York towns entertained at ST. Joseph's
Institute Fordham. yesterday afternoon by Father
Mccarthy of the Church OF ST. Francis Xavier.
They played games on the Institute grounds and
went 10 the refectory Of Fordham University for
supper.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
BOOK ON NORTH PACIFIC COAST BY CHICAGo
MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL RY.

Are you contemplating trip 10 the Paciho North
10 the ALASKA Yukon-Pacinc Exposition at
seattle? II so. call or send for new book. North
Pacific Coast Country issued by this Railway. II
will help in planning trip. FREE-n YOU
call MAILED for four cents postage
S62 round trip from Chicago TO Seattle. Tacoma.
Spokane. Portland. Victoria. Vancouver, Butte and
other points daily September 80 Choice Of routes
Stop-overs Return limit October a. G. A. BLAIR.
Eastern Agent 3S1 Broadway. New York ~. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
rsT SELL HER CASTLE
!, !, Constance Loses Her High
land Home at Pitfour.
,ooo by the brentwood Company

- ,ooo by the Brentwood Company
Corss constance Stewart Richardson was
Nheh ',s,-y - last winter with her husband. Sir
bis 60 -. ,ac, that she moved from one Of the
riEsro' -. = bostieries in New York. near Cen
- e1r "a very much cheaper one downtown.
srl fN'~ her acceptance OF big fees for her
% "a ~ freak dances. created an impression,
sfso''ssi 's,sined considerable currency, that both
SD h.r husband were in circumstances the
fe anu ,ruent, and her explanation given that
refs' = ~..,,ed money for her dances II was in
sne s.,.o,s II 10 the endowment Of a technical
sas y " ,oor hoys on the Pitfour Castle estate.
500 ~ .nd's place IN PerthshrQ was received
=, some hesitation
~ tories snent Lady Constance's finances are
lfss' hs revived by the news that Sir Edward
sss - 20 sive up his ancestral home which
. DnS An his family for hundreds OF years and
- o,,our Castle. along with the kilspindie lands
ns IS IS for their partridge shooting. adver-
."- ~s Gale by auction al the end OF the present
s'o II cannot for one moment be assumed
seA's ...,.d as are both Sir Edward and Lady
an -, - 10 Highland life and 20 their Highland
s''' ~ would part Herewith unless compelled
s1e -, cruel financial necessities-necessties
:. 0h, hslitv beyond the repair of her elder
-. Countess of Cromarty. and Of her aunt.
ss, ,.h.ss OF sutherland-and this condition Of
~su be G source Of regret 10 the many
O.. -.6. by Lady Constance. both since her
-. and prior thereto, when over here as
- ro,stance Mackenzie, the champion amateur
~ and most noted feminine athlete Of the
r..s Kingdom
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
MRS. D. r. KNIGHT.

Paris. Aug. Is. Mrs. Daniel RIdgway knight.
wife of the American artist. is dead. Before her
marriage to Mr.. Knight she Rebecca Morris
Webster.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
GEORGE BARDIN,

Nyack. N. Y, Aug B-George Bardin. proprie-
tor OF the St. George Hotel here for the last twen-
ty-six years died In the Nyack Hospital following
an operation. to-day. at the age OF sixty-three
years. He well known in New York State as
- Iandln
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16

Highest temperature yesterday. III degrees:
a.: 6s; for corresponding date last
year for corresponding date last thirty
years. IL.
Local forecast Showers to-day probably to-
morrow; rising temperature: moderate south winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.
THE WEATHER REPORT.

. Monday evening entertainment Young women's
Christian Association. No. East 18th street. D.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16

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uor all notnts IN Mexico (outsido
Roroighs Manhattan and The Bronx) Also tor
" CIR. Porto Rico Philippines wtrhous
extra expense foreign postage.
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houses The contributions already acknowledged
total S1S,+N 50. Following is a list Of the latest
contributions To the fund:
$1,000.
chiid' Company. Joseph H. chOate.
DOUGLAS Robinson. Charles s. Brown Com
James mclean pany
$3.50.
Aitken Son Co. Francis Draz Co.
$50.
800
R. L. Bsrr,ok. GeorseL.xx
g Z Banshsr , william J, Sashe.on.
George Borkfeldt Minot. Hooper g. Co.
Edwin NJ. Buckley David NJ Morrison.
Il Fi.csse CO Co. W,,IIs W,lIIs L. 9Tdsn
Tn. Gerham Company. smith & Raufmann.
II. G. Hoskisr Iispennrd Stswart
4. Howard's son e Co William r. stewart
John Innes Kane. wh:tali. Tatum Co.
$50.
Buckley. Dunton a Co. Frederick CoykendaII
Cohen. Goldman Co. J. III. Rossbach Bros
Hodgman Rubber Com susquehanna silk Mills.
pany. +. H. Stade.
$50.
sa5.
Astoria SILK Works Joseph j Little
Brown purrsil Company. psnS 'h0'niei' O0n'N
Clark. Chaplin Bushnell. John Middleton.
Sepsn DsoeSS.'' 6S. Wi.s5,cs GTpany
Andrew Freedman. Miiligan & higgins Blue
Heiman Lchter- Company.
Ernest I. Simpson CIV Wilson
Lewis H. Spence.
SIS.
Southern Cotton Mills and William Dulles
Com Co.
$40.
A.. BeIer q Co Klauser Bros CO.
Theodore p Fritz Walter Wsssrdonck
Adolph Ksstor q Bros.
Albert Brothers Henry sehuItheis
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

accessible Harlem train from Grand CentrnA
trolleys and by
rIage $50 up Telephone 4s53 Gramercy for Book
OF Views representative
ONCE 20 East 23d St. York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16

.,,,rraLoR's PAR1sIAN BRoTHER-IN-LAw
r-usny's new Chancellor is brother-in-law OF
MOI Rudolf HOttinguel. who has Just been elected
= .-,sdent OF the French Jockey Club and
=, |. one Of the leading hnanciers OF the French
'..,l Baron Hottinguer is also regent-that is
- royernor--of the Bank OF France; is a MEM
: !, the ultra-exclusive Union Club OF Paris is
.r-,sdent OF the great railroad connecting
-. with Lyons, Mlrseilles and the French
s-.r. and Is a popular figure on the French
= ,s The owner OF very successful racing stable
!, stvd farm. His wife is the elder sister OF
:, yssers new Chancellor. and IL speaks volumes
4. ,hs frendlier relations between Germany and
,,,x nat this relation OF the baron 10 the
S,r,gos shoulo have created SO little attention
p-snce and that in Germany no one should
NM aresm; OF taking exception 70 the fact that
y chsncellors mother is Frenchwoman.
New-York tribune., 1909-08-16
UNDE RrAKERS.
Special Notices.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL. 24t-s West asa st. ChapeiA
Private Rooms. Private Ambuances Tel 1924 Chelsea