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New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
DIR. COOK IN CTNCTNN4T
H7W Pass Peary Charges by Unless
They Are More Specific.

Cincinnati oct. 9.-Dr Frederick A. Cook the
explorer, arrived in Cincinnati from Chicago this
morning. He was met at the station by commit
tee OF citizens and escorted in an automobile ma
rade through the principal streets to the sinton
Hotel, where he was formally welcomed by Mayor
Calvin. Dr. Cook the guest Of the Aero Club
in an automobile ride through the city to-day He
spoke in Music Hall tonight. Mrs. Cook was en-
teTtained by cor.mttee OF women
DR.. Cook, when asked to-day IL he would make an
Immediate reply when the Peary charges were
filed, replied:
If the charges are the same vague. indefinite
statements that have been made heretofore shall
pass them by unEoticed and await the conclusions
of the scientists OF Copenhagen University, who
viii pass upon the complete record and all data
of my trip"
Dr Cook said IL would be ninety days before he
would have his data in shape TO send to Copen-
hagen
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

SELDEN H HINES well known hotel man
died suddenly yesterday at his home in Cairo
N Y
JOHN W. RIDGEWAY. 4 prominent member Of
the Friends Church and a millionaire land owner.
died in Laporte Ind. yesterday. He was born in
Tuckerton, y. J.. in 1924. and went TO California
in 1873. Instead OF digging for gold. he entered
the mercantile business. becoming wealthy.
JAMES S. MCREADY, former Mayor Of Indian
apolis and said to have been the oldest ex-0Iayor
in the United States, died in Indianapolis yester-
day. At the celebration OF his ninety-thrd birth
day anniversary last February Mr.. McCready
danced for a considerable tinle-a custom which
he had maintained for many years
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
PIONEER At NEWPORT.
Coach Finishes Run from Nezg York
-ur. Vanderbilt ON BO.r.

Newport Oct 9.-Promptly on schedule time the
trip Of the Coaching club in the coach Pioneer
Wnlch started from New York last Thursday,
hIisned at $50 o'clock this afternoon. when the
coach with Alfred G. Vanderbilt as driver came
over the Terry from Saunderstown. Mr.. Vanderbilt
crowds on the streets near the ferry As the
tioheer went through Newport on its way TO Oak
.ahu Farm' Mr.. Vanderbilts estate in Portsmouth
.le @ guard was playing on the coaching horn
mere BE Hot Time in the Old Town To-
ana everybody on the coach looked happy
To-day's trip Of the Pioneer was from, Croton
conn., Mr.. vanderbilt holding the reins most Of
Ihe way Tonight there was a dinner at Oakland
Farm. The total distance covered in the drive
from New York was SO5 1920 miles
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
rHEArRlcAl NoTEs.

Miss Justine Wayne. formerly leading woman IN
..Tbe Prince Chap" viii play Beverly Calhoun in
the dra1natizatou of George Barr McCuteheon's
"Beverly'
The Circus Man which had successful run
in Chicago will be- presented here early next Janu-
AIRY.
Miss Lillian Russell. who is playing in The
widows Might" at the Liberty Theatre Will begin
a tour of Eastern clLes in Washington on Octo-
Der 18
William Favershan. who is playing at the Me
tropolis this week in "The World and His Wife,
VIII be seen at Albany on October q in stephen
Phillips .'Herod' He viii come to New York
later ia the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
LRr reIekranh 70 Tie Tribune. !

Pittsburg. oct. 9.--AIss Harriet Weyman Balken.
daughter of Henry Balken, of Pittsburs
wealthiest men. was married TO Rodney Dean Day.
Of New York, this evening. The ceremony took
place in the Third Presbyterian Church. which was
banked with flowers
Miss Evelyn and Miss Eleanor McCook were the
bridesmaids William ]. Knapp. of New York.
best man. Following the ceremony reception was
held at the BaIken home After their wedding trip
Mr. Day and his bride viii make their home in this
city. The bride is graduate Of Ogontz, and M
Day is Yale man, class of '02.
Arrangements have been completed for the mar
riage Of Miss Margaret Gilman Fallon, daughter
of Mr and Mrs William II. Fallon. Of No 65 West
45th street 70 Dr.. Walter L Barber, II, Of Water
bury. Conn. on Tuesday. October 26. at the home
Of the brides uncle. y II. Gilman, No. 50 East
55rh street
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
WAR ON UNFAIR BOOKING AGENTS
Vaudeville Organizations Combine for Cam
paign at Chicago Meeting
~ Ielesraph ID Nd Tribune /

Chicago. oct. "a joint alleged unfair
booking agents decided upon to-day by the Of
hcers Of the Actors Union and the White Rats Of
America. The organizations are determined to put
end 10 the practice OF inserting clause in con-
tracts granting managers the right to cancel acts
without pay after one performance.
Harry Nountford. OF New York, general director
Of the White Rats. arrived in Chicago in the even
ing direct the fight on behalf Of his organization
He viii work jointly with Robert Gaylor. local rep
resentative. and Secretary 5. p Ricardo of the
Actors Union. 4 meeting Of vaudeville act
downtown theatres
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
NOT ST. ANDREWS COFFEE STAND
Institution for Which Benefit Is Being Given
Dissimilar, It Is Said.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I have been informed that there are can
vassers who are Offering for sale tickets for
benefit 10 be given for entertainment which
claims 10 conduct one-cent coffee stands, and it
has been renresened that this institution is tdenti
fed with the St Andrews one-cent coffee stands,
founded bv the late Mrs. J. NJ. Lamadrid. I de-
sire 20 say that any statement that the one-cent
coffee stands conducted by this institution
outcome OF the St Andrews one-cent coffee
stands is absolutely false, and that the tnstitu-
tionS are entirely dissmilar in every respect, in
both methods and personnel
T. NJ LAMADRID.
Administrator, St Andrews One-Cent Coffee
Stands.
New York. Oct s 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
BRISK BIDDING AT ESTATES SALE.

The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries were filled yes
terdav afternoon with a throng Of eager bidders
and buyers at the final session OF the Estates sale
Ex-Judge W. NJ. h Olcott, ". G Conrad of Butte
Mont and Mrs Arthur Sullivan were among the
nurchasers of the marbles. AIRS. Doscher was
persistent bidder for the figure of The Bather."
which was finally knocked down TO her for 5000.
David BeIasco purchased number of articles,
among them Louis XV Empire library table for
which he paid s165 The bidding for the 131 lots
Of iewelry was brisk. Mrs. Lawrence obtained
diamond Greek tiara for $1,000. The total real
lied from yesterdays sale was $4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Or. HERMANN ENoEmANN.

Dr. Hermann Endemann. an expert chemist Of
Brooklyn. died Friday his home. No. 40
Greene avenue. in that borough After being grad
uated from the University Of Marburg in 1856. Dr
Endemann came TO America and became connected
with the School Of Mines at Columbia University
and with the Department OF Health OF New York
city. afterward establishing a chemical Iabora-
tory. He appeared frequently in court cases and
before the Legislature TO give testimony as an ex-
pert. DR.. Endemann was member of the Ameri-
can Chemical Society, the German Technology
Club of New York and the German Chemical So
cietv Of Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MISS eLAsER IN NEW MUSICAL PLAY.

by telegraph TO The Tribune
Albany, Oct. e.-Miss Lulu GIaser. under the di-
rection Of the Messrs. Shubert, opened her season
here tonight in q musical play by Glen Mac
donough entitled The Girl from the States" The
score is by Raymond HubbeH and A. Baldwin
Sloane Miss Cilaser greeted by a large audi
ence Her company includes Alexander Clarke. Miss
Connie Edss, Walter Lawrence Arthur Donaldson,
Roy AtweI, Robert Broderick. Eugene Redding.
Horace J. Hahn, Frank Randall Miss Jobyna How
land, Miss Nell Follies, Miss Ida Stanhope Miss
Nan ParkhursJ and Miss Virginia Stenhardt.
Miss CHASER has number OF songs. one of which.
The New 30 Peep. made hit Alexander Clarke
has a duet with Miss Ediss called When the
Other Page Is Missing.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
FUNERAL oE pupLEY BUCK.

Orange. n. J, Oct. 9 (speciaD.-The funeral OF
Dudley Buck. the composer. who died on Wednes-
day in West Orange was held this afternoon in
Grace Episcopal Church. this city The Rev
Charles Thomas Walkley, rector OF the church,
ofHciated. The Apollo Club. OF New York. founded
by Mr.. Buck, which he was director and
conductor for twenty-five years was represented BY
ninety members. who sang "Immemorian," a com
position of their former leader, and over the
Treetops There Is Rest" another OF his works
which he had himself played hundreds Of times ~
funerals. The club led BY John HYATT Brewer.
The body will be cremated at Linden. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
FATHER BRADY DIES FROM eURNs

Father Augustine NJ Brady. chaplain Of the Home
for the Aged OF the Little Sisters Of the Poor died
in the Newark Private Hospital yesterday from the
effects OF injuries received Friday OF last week
He was carrying a lighted candle. when it set IRE
TO Handkerchief he had around his neck. He was
badly burned and could not rally from the shock,
he had been i'll and in a weak condition.
Father Brady born in New York City sixty
seven wears ago.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MARGUERITE SYLVIA INJURED.
Foot Severely Cut During Matinee at Man
haitian by Falling Bottle

Marguerite SYLVIA met with painful accident in
the second act OF Carmen yesterday afternoon
AZ the Manhattan Opera House. During one Of
her songs bottle fell from a table to the stage,
and one Of the pieces Of glass struck Miss sylvia
on the foot nficting a severe cash
She pluckily continued her singing, and at the
end the act the house physician dressed the
wound. Though Miss sylvia limped considerably
during the rest Of the performance, she said last
night that she did not expect any more trouble
from ths cut
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
HEAT NO BAR TO HUNTsMEN.
Drag Hunt to Meadow Brook Hounds Proves
Big Attraction

Hampstead. Long Island, Oct with the Their
Tnoueter lowering around % degrees. large num-
bers OF the members Of the Meadow Brook Club
and their friends enjoyed after the drag
hounds this afternoon. and at the end, when the
kill occurred. those who were able to finish had
the appearance of just having out OF a
plunge, while the horses were white with the Iather
that covered them from head to foot
1t was feared that the heat would keep a num-
her of the lovers of hunting home, but such
thing occurred, and more than usual were at the
meet. ready to take part in the seven-mile chase
which had been laid out the hills OF the stifr
north country of Nassau County. The meet was
at SyOssit, and fully twenty-five riders we're pyes-
ent when the time came FOR the start
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
HARRY LAupER kEEPs rs sHILLINes.

terday TO this country the Cunarder Campania.
He viii appear the William Norris circuit with
new songs and some of his old favorites The
tomary shilling and sprig of heather which he has
been in the habit OF bestowing upon his stewards at
the end of the passage not discussed freely
Yesterday board the Campania as they were ON
his last arrival the Lusitania- 1t is said the
heather and shilling were omitted the substitution
being \ wee bot O advice how TO money
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
HOLINESS BIRTHDAY CELEBRATED.

The 1OOth anniversary Of the birth of oliver Wen
dell Holmes was celebrated last night by the Medi-
cal Society of the County Of New York
Dr. Fl. Seymour. president of the society. deliv-
cred the address OF welcome. Other speakers were
DR. Maurice H. Richardson. Personal Reni-
ntscences OF Oliver Wendell Holmes. DR.. Edward
o. otis on .'Dr. Holiness Achievements Ply
sician" ana Dr. William Hanna Thomson, on
Holmes. Author, Poet and Man" Richard Wat
son Glider read brief poem.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
JOSEPH n. ROBINSON.

Philadelphia. Oct after long illness Joseph
Fl Robinson, managing editor Of The PhiladeI
phia Inquirer died at his home. in Norwood.
Penn, to-day He was sixty-tve years old Mr..
Robinson was widely known. having been con
nected with The Inquirer" since he thirteen
years old. starting ofice boy. During the
Civil War Mr. Robinson acted as > special CORE
spcndent in the field for his paper
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
PEARY CABLES ROOSEVELT.
Your Farewell Was Royal Mascot; the
Pole Is Ours Reads Message to Ex-President.

Commander Peary. through Herbert L. Bridsman.
secretary OF the Peary Arctic Club. sent the fol-
lowing cable last night to former President Roose-
welt at Nairobi, British East Africa thence to he
forwarded to the interior
Your farewell a royal mascot: the pole is
ours. PEARY"
Mr. Bridgman said that the message would have
been sent earlier but for Commander Peary's iguo-
rance of Mr.. RooseveIts address
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
PAIL z HUNEKER

New Haven, Oct. 9.-Paul f. Huneker. Of Phia-
delphla died at a local hospital to-day from a
complication Of causes. His brothers are James
Huneker, dramatic critic OF New York. and John
a member OF the r Huneker Sons Company, Of
Philadelphia, and sister is Miss Diana Huneker
an actress. Mr.. Huneker was a traveller. and
years ago the American championship for
scuIling. The body was sent to Philadelphia for
hurt Al
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
NINE. vvErrE eulLeERr HERE AGAIN.

Nine Yvette GTuihert the French music hall
singer, who made her first appearance here over
dozen years ago. returned TO New York yester-
day on the Hamburg American liner haiserin Au-
g1lste Victoria Nine Guilbert who private
life is Nine Schiller. said she glad to appear
again before American audiences but that she
dreaded the strenuous life Of the vaudeville circuit.
She will appear here At the Colonial Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR HERE.

Baron Won Heugelmuller. the Austro-Hungarian
Ambassador at Washington arrived here yesterday
on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. He accom-
panied bv his wife and daughter, with whom he
will go TO Washington to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
SENATOR AND MRS. 0EPEw RETURN

Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew, accompanied by
his wife. arrived here yesterday from Southamp
anD ON the American liner New York. Mrs. De-
rev. who was injured in a recent automobile acct
dent. said she had fully recovered. She has scar
over her left eve. where she struck at the
4jr,. Of the accident
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
SCOTS ANTARCTIC VESSEL.

st Johns, \. T.. Oct. 9.-Commodore Haworth-
Booth, of the British Warship Brilliant, I'm the
name Of the imperial government took over to-day
the Newfoundland sealing steamer Terra Nova
which viii carry the Scott Antarctic expedition
southwark. The Terra Nova win leave here in
about 8 week for London 70 be equipped for the
long voyage
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
IRx Telegraph to The rribnns.l

Stamford, Conn, Oct. 9.-Mss Julia Agnes Col
lender, daughter of Mrs. William Vincent Collen-
der and granddaughter of the late Hugh W. Col
lender. married at noon to-day to Luther
c. Brown. Of Worcester, Mass, St. Johns
Church. The Rev. c. NJ Addison Oficiated. as
sisted bv the Rev. Louis French, rector Of St.
Lukes Noroton The bride attended by Miss
Frances Brown OF Worcester. She was given
away by her brother. William A. Colender- The
best man was irving Swan Brown, brother OF the
bridegroom
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

BROWN-COIIF;ND DER-At St. JONAS Church. siam
ford Conn. Saturday October .. Julia Agnes COendsr
daughter of Mrs William Vncent Collender.
Conuah Brogn OF Worcester, Mass.
DOMMERICH- HALL1-Saturday October o 1919. az the
residence of the brides parents, Wyndecote Water
Witch y j. bv the Rev Henry E Cobb. Clara sey-
tuour only daughter M ard Mrs. Dudley Han -
Mr Alexander Louis Dommerich. New York
NICHOLS -LANE-Ca Saturday. October p a. the
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church BY the Rev T,r
Henry sloane CONN. Elizabeth Abbott Iaue daughter
OF the late ,. Henry Lane. Acosta Nichols
WHITELEY-SH HEP ARD-At Johns Church Wash
ington T. g. on Saturday October iaQ bv e.
rector the Rev Roland cotton smith. D D. Richard
Peyton. son a. the late Charles Fullerton Whitelev
esq Hainhrdge Ga.. Mary NorsVorthr 5spoh
q Robert Fitch shersFd. ESQ Washington n h
formerly ~ the city Of Ncw York
Notices OF marriages and deaths r,nst h4 tnd.-s.8
with full and address
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
MANY PueLlc scHooL LECTURES.

The Board of Education has made arrangements
for a number Of lectures in the Borough of Man
haitian during the coming season Two new places
for holding them are to be opened. one at Public
school So No 2I6 East 10th street, where they
will be given on sunday evenings, and the other
at St Peters Hall, Goth street and Eighth avenue
ON Monday evenings.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
JAMES a. GILBERT.

Chicago. Oct. e.-James II Gilbsrt. president OF
the Metropolitan Trust and Savings Bank and
former Sheriff OF Cook County. died suddenly while
visiting az the home of a friend here yesterday.
Mr.. Gilbert was born in Toronto. Canada on June
80 1s44 He came 20 Chicago 10 practise law IN
1sc-
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
FRENCH SCIENTISTS INVITE PEARY.

Paris, oct. 9.-The University of France and the
Geographical Society have decided invite Com
mander Robert F. Peary 10 lecture in Paris on his
Arctic trip after he has made his appearance in
London
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast. " sshinEton. oct. O.
centred this afternoon between Western Cuba Yuca
ran srrarert, OF intensity and moving
slowly norhwestoard toward the Gulf Mexico The
Western storm continued IT'S movement uorthward
7e area u rainfall 0yersproad the entire Mis-
sis-ippi Valley Tsiu Is stiH falling in tho Mis-
sogr5 yaiieg Fair weather has continued in Eastern
~actions and districts lying between the Eastern
rocl.v Mountain gIope the Pacific Coast The tenn
Derate has remained nearly stationary cast Of the Mis-
sissnp valley IT, latter section well in the
lover Missouri valley lower tenpere reported
llt b. rising rapidly again IL tine Rocky Noun
,afr r.-lrr and The f4s Northwest"ru states
rBe winds along New England and Middle Allan
. coasts ulu light and variable: south Atlanti"
se moderate northwest. East Gulf coast, brisk
,r- r,faiIt increasing southern portion, West Gulf
cs Iiast moderate variable. mostly norJheryi on tho
lower lakes roderots oasteryi upper lakes moderate to
~ W@.,ern storm 1ilI probably continue its
rert rerhuari accompanied hy rains tn the Northern
fair weather VIII continue west of
49, Missouri anc Mississippi valleys ana ia t-ast
I'm sectore in Florida, where rain Is pfobshie
80 change in femyeraIre of nportance is indicated
Forecast for special LocalIties.-F"r New England
fsxter New I9rF Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jei-
ee fair to-day probably Monday not much change
in to,lrsrature. light variable winds.
r-or western New York and Western FennsylFaAia'
esir oaa-. Monday partly cloudy and probably tse'
fisl on night. moderate cast 70 soitheas' "ii4s
Local OhiciaI Record.Th, following official feeoId
, tt, Weather Bureau shows tho change IN the tenn
,rttr. for tle last twenty four hours n 'npsFls'A
..f,t, The .ovr4spondInn date last yeart
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10


Mr. ana Mrs. Lawrence Max
we'll ir
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Mar
tin. IT,
Mr. end Mrs Edgar ".
Nicholson.
DIT. aud Mrs. Frederic
OWslry
Mrs Yvette Guilbert schiller
MI and Mr.. Charles "
Wells.
FROM LIN ERPpcL.
A VI Talbot
Mrs. John r. SouthWorth-
Nj ana Mrs q. A Tones.
John = Wbitehouss
" II. slack
Mr.. and Mrs. II A Bumpus
ROM SOUTHAMPTON
Rear Admiral aud Mrs ~
j ID Harris
Fl q Ward
Kenneth Wright
Lady Parker
Miss ARnes Garden.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

South Orange. " j.. Oct (speciaD The home
of Dr. and Mrs. I. O'Conor Sloane on Moutrose
avenue. was the scene this afternoon Of the we'd
ding Of their daughter Miss Alice Mary Sloane
to Arthur Marvin Anderson, of East Orange The
officiating clergyman the Rev DR. Henry A.
Brann. rector of st. Agnes's Roman Catholic
Church. New York. who was assisted by the Rev
John T. Calaghan, OF the Church of Our Lady
Help Of Christians OF East Orange
Miss Phoebe Craig was the maid OF honor. and
the bridesmaids were Miss Helen Leach Miss
Frances Halsey, Miss Elsie Anderson the bride
groom's sister; Miss Frances Thomas Miss Mar
guerite Van Tambacht, Miss Anna Foster Miss
Valeda Johnson Miss Adelaide Herman. of Utica
and Miss Gladys Eyre, of Flushing. Long Island
Harold Anderson, of Pittsburg a brother of the
bridegroom, was the best man
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Mr.. and Mrs. J 7. L.
Bucky
Mr. and Mrs. J c. Brad
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. A
CIausep.
Alr and Mrs John I'll.
ClGWs
Or. and Mrs T. T. L.
Davis
Mr. and Ms II p puryea-
THE CAAlPANIA.
NJ. and Mrs John H.
Burnside
Miss 7 n Enwrisht.
Mr. and Mr. Kenyon stow
Adrian a. Larkln
Mr. and Mrs Joseph q.
Porter.
THE NEW YORK. ?
alr and AIRS Eassr e.
Bifd
NJ and Mrs. Ch4uurey NJ
DepeW.
Mr. ard 2frs Isaac Fletcher.
Miss Maude Converse
Mr. " bsaton AnEur
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Coed government needs your vote. 20 Eote
you must resiste-. You must register 70 NOR
row. unless yer have already done so. II IS the
last dav. The rsaistration must be broush. up
IN order TO insure . Big anti Tammany vote.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Good government needs your vote. To vote
you must register. You must register to-mor-
row. unless you have already done so. It Is the
last day. The registration must be brought up
- order 20 insure q bio anti Tamnnany vote.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
CHANGE IN BILL AT THE MANHATTAN

Les C-ontes dFIotmann'' viii be repeated al the
Manhattan Opera House next Saturday after
noon. in place OF Faust" which had previously
beeD announced
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
CENIFTERES
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Il readily accessible BY Harlem train Grand Cen
station. Webster and jerome avenue troisys a
by carriage Lots $3.50 Telephone 4SoS Granerer
f,,rB Book o Views o representative
Once. 20 East 2Sd ST. New York City
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

Montclair. n J., Oct. 9.The wedding Of Miss
Helen P Beyerlieb Of Boston. and William Or
lando saxton. jr, OF Highland avenue, took place
this afternoon at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
W. o. SaXton. the h-idegroom's parents. The Rev.
Harry r. Fosdick performed the ceremony The
maid Of honor Miss Marjorie Downs. of East
Orange. and the best man Harry D. Boyd. Of New
York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Married.

Marriage notices appearing n THE TRIBUNE viii
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Engaged.

L.EGGETT- -PTfINTZY-Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Phiuizy. OF
Ga. desire 10 announce the engagement %
daughter. Anne Canton M Schuyler Maurice
LeEEett @ York The wedding November -.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
UNDFRTAKERs

FRANK z CAMPBELL. 24I-3 West 23d 81 Chapsis
Private Rooms Private AnbulauCss Tel 1928 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world vide-knOv7n unas--
OnIv one pIace of business Sth Ave and 18TH
s. Largest in the world Tel 12i and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10

highest temperature yeserday y DEGREES lowest, q
90. al bal .. average 10. fur correspondents
aate last yesr S4 for corresponding date As
thfrty-tlree years. %
variable winds
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from abroad
THE KAIsERIN AUGUSTE VICTORIA FROM HAM
New-York tribune., 1909-10-10
Special Notices.

To the Employer
DO YOU want desirable hep QUICKLTT
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE BY consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which Las Just been
installed at the Uptown Cfce Of
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 36th and 37th Streets
once hours: a. Z. TO D. m
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Anglo-American Memories


zht 1909. by George W. sm4ne,