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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

IN which the captains. their licrteno nts
ana helpers have entered into tho CON
,HsL The feeling during the two weeks
mas beolt cordial and gratifying. as each
teIt mat II was entirely = contest for
mem bership, and no matter whether she
came under the red rose banner or the
Whitc While this contest has meant
much II Is hoped that the women nf
san Lake VIII feel the same interest in
Joining the association at any tinc ~
they are not alrcndy members.
Tho gymnasium class at tho Y. w g
=. mas more Than reached tho rcoDIrod
number. which is not only a satisfaction
20 thls association. but meets n need
lelt among III" young women. The as
sociatlon hopes IL will not he many wears
until ii can offcr Rymus SUM work in n
Wcil-equlppcd building Of its own.
III you have never had luIfch at the
brooks arcade cafeteria. special invi-
taton Is extended for YOU TO do SO nj
your earliest convenience.
The attendance at the Monday night
bloic class is increasing. The work is
very comprehensive and thorough. and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
THEY MUST KNOW

Just the thing that the average person
needs, no matter whether hc is doinr,
any special religious work or not The
class meets from to o'clock Mon
day evenings in the Brooks arcade
rooms. and all young women arc IN
Nited 10 attend.
Miss Carrie Romencc who has been a
t"achcr In the Wasatch school, is assist
ing the general secretary i'm Tho u,nr,,
of the association.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

Monday provides a vIsi: to the state can
itol and city hail. several munlcipaI
buildings and Il number OF Industrial
plants and smnltnrs ~
l%uncneon VIII be served al the Traffic
Clup ana az night a banquet will he given
by the Chamber OF Commerce
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-15

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New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
WILLIAM FfTzHUeH wHITEHoUsE.

Ienox Mass April 9-News II the death Of
William Fitzhugh Whtehouse. ot New York at
PeauIier in the South Of France. to-day was an
,,,.nced in cable dispatch received here this noon
Heart disease was the cause Of death. Mr- White
house had given up hts residence in New YORK and
had lived IN Europe for the last four or five years
The last winter he spent in New York, sailing Tor
Franco abo,1t TWO weeks ago. He sixty-seveu
years old.
Mr. whitehouse was the son Of the late Bishop
Whitehouse Of the Episcopal Diocese oI lllh"s-
He was graduated from Columbia in 1850 Although
1,,,..ar b,. profession he had practised little the
care Of property which he had Inherited requiring
all of his attention. He was a member OF the Ne"
York Yacht Club. the Century club and the Uni
versty Club.
He leaves four sons-Sheldon. who is secretary 10
Ambassador Reid at London William +, jr prom
inent in amateur aeronautic circles and Brooklyn
banker and Henry and Norman who are no"
abroad-and two daughters-the Hon Mrs Charles
coventry Of England, and Baroness Ramsey, OF
Russia.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
REQUIEM MASS AND "MEFisToFELE."

Nerdfs Requiem Mass and the prologue of ''Mefs-
tofeIe' attracted TO the Metropolitan opera House
last night only fraction of the Good Friday audi
euce- that these works deserved. conducted by
Mr. Toscanini II the third performance Of
the requiem and the next 10 the last piece of con
ductIng for Mr- Toscanini, whose season ends this
afternoon with 'Madama Butterfly
Miss DestinnS spontaneous outpouring of sweet
umpId tone and Nine. Homers rich beauty f
voice and power of Interpretation contributed their
usual generous share toward the beauty OF the
performance. Mr. Martins hoarseness had almost
disappeared but Nj. Witherspoon did not sing with
quite his usual clarity. due - a slight cold. His
singing was satisfying and good 10 listen Il. never
Jheless. Mr. Didur again gave aE-horitative and
narrowing qualities 20 his MeGztofees- imposing in
defiance Under Mr Toscauin'S inducing the
chorus and orchestra achieved excellent results
The special week of opera-fh. last of the season
closes with ''Madama Burtrrly' fhi- afternoon
and Cote rdBmmerung" tonight.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
ERL4NGER CONES BACK.
Does Not Care, He Says, What the
Shuberts Do.

Abraham Lincoln Erlanger. the little corporal
OF the theatrical syndicate arrived here last night
on La Provence. He had been abroad rev
weeks. chatting with Charles Frohman and max
ing arrangements to entertain London with Little
Memo" A wireless message conveyed the news
to him Of the withdrawal from the managers as
sociation of the Messrs. Shubert. He was told
that in a communication from their publicity de
partment the Shuberts had indicated an intention
not only to go it alone, but to form new as
sociation.
I have always made it a point" Mr.. Erlanger
said a reporter for The Tribune, mot TO inter-
fere any mans business The Shuberts have a
right withdraw from the local association of
man gers If they fit. It's up to them; and, as
for me- l don't give a-well, anything-what they
do Let 'em go ahead on Sunday III say some
thing"
David BeIasco and Lee Shubert returned to town
yesterday afternoon. Representatives of Mr.. Be
lasco said that relations with Shuberts were
pleasing 20 him. and that while he might not take
a formal part in any controversy that would give
offence to the syndicate he had contracts with the
them to do likewise. Mr.. Belasco does not own
any theatres outside Of this city. In connection
with the Shuberts he directs one bearing his name
uons at the Shubert theatres will not expire until
next year, 1t pointed out, that he could
klaw & ErIanger without inviting the opposition
of the Shuberts. On the other hand 1t said
that BelaScO shrewd enough not to anger the
syndicate by an open alliance at this time with the
Lee shubert did not look the picture of a fghtipg
man when he arrived. But he intimated. that he
How do you suppose KIaw & Erlqnger will view
your warlke attitude?'' he asked.
4 don't know. and don't care. What they may
think viii not worry me"
I am not prepared 10 say just now, he added.
what our tactics will be, whether
powerful enough to run our business without the
aid Of the syndicate
Cincinnati April 9.-The millions of the Mackays.
the Vanderbts and other New Workers said
TO be back of the Shuberts in their fight against
kiaw d Erlanger Max Anderson president Of the
Columbia Theatre Company here. is quoted to-day
to TINS effect According to him. the straw that
broke the CameIS back speech which Abra-
ham Erianger made a dinner in New York Just
before sailing for England n few weeks ago, in
which he is said TO have made remarks about
the New Theatre. which Lee Shubert has been en-
gagged manage
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

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MEDAL OF HONOR LEGION MEETS
Veterans Distinguished by Congress Re-elect
Officers

Fourteen who fame the battlefield
the vessels of the navy. either in the Civil or
the Spanish-American war met last night at the
Hotel Astor to elect officers The of the
Medal of Honor Legion were awarded medals b.
special acts of Congress for bravery outsidc the
line Of their duty and in token of the distinction
each wears a small bit of ribbon under his Grand
Army of the Republic button or Spanish-Americar
cross.
The old officers were reelected follows: Presi-
dent Major Walter Thorne; first vice president,
John II. Cook, second vice-president. Benjamin b.
Levy; secretary Richard Gaibraith, and treasurer,
Justice j. G Julius Iangbein. E Z. Grimes
chosen chaplain and John J. Nolan was elected
sergea Mt alarms. The following were made
members of the executive committee: James W
Webb chairman; II. y Young, q. A Sunquist'
T. p Grimes and Charles e. Morse.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Died.

BFUs-og ApriI 5 Ama.ds 9ds .dGw Of Jssss b Brsa @
home. 104th st. and Amsterdam ave. Saturday.
April 10. at D m
CAREY-At Monts!aE J April 1909 S.Esh 3 s 3. ,
late Dr. Leroy NJ and Maria A Yale Funeral services
on Saturday the 10th. on arrival o 2.10 train
Barclay IssS st. D. L & W R R Carriages IN attend
CARLsTEDT-ARriI . august Ca5srea5 It. aged @ "a , Ser
Campbell BuiIdlng) saturday evening O'Clock
CARPENTER-On Thursday. April 5. 1909. George Rice
CARPENTER & in bis 4s5h year Egnera aeTyess IN s. s.
10th inst az 10 a m
cLAEK-Died at Great Neck. Long Island Thurs
NJ. clark. in the sgd year OF her Relatives.
tend the funeral services at her late Tesdenee rss
Neck. Long Island SATURDAY. April the ION at II
arrival Of train leaving East s4th New York. al
CLEARMAN-
are SSE s:Ss L3PGE 5 y H0 & "a F. 5e-, Of Brother / T u
s. Chairman, his late residence. No 206 Ciairnons
srsn HopGls so6s m \ ST. j. 81 saturday T " APT X On a ocIoE
p m Carriages in waiting at MonteIair @ @ -, ,,....-
HENRY W PENoYAR secretary
GIBBoNs-on Aprn : 1893. Mary wife Of John J. Glo-
neral services Saturday. April To- at 10 a
HICKs-on April 9. 1909. Paula Reno. vie OF Louis
Funeral services from her late sidenee at HishVooa
Chambers st, Erie Railroad Relatives and friends
invited attend
IRvING-on Thursday april 5 1909 at the residences
Freeman Irvfng in her SSth year. daughter the
city. and widow Of the Rev David Irving D D
5yIen chuTS VI" b6dd S st. e and ' Midland ave. East
Orange, y J. Saturday. April 10. at II 80 a m
arrass VlI os "a wa "'sng I al ~ PIE ba io m train
from New York kindly omit flowers,
LAwRENCE-On Thursday. April 5. at biz residences
No 515 Madison ave. New York. William T. Law
vices will be held at The eonvsnienee Of The family
Kindly refrain from sending flowers Philadeipnis
please copy
srCoRMACK-On Wednesday. April :. at ssr1nac Lake.
Of his age son OF the late William n and Fannie
Mccormack. Funeral services viii be bed at -
ing. II o'clock Train leaves Grand Central staon.
East 43d St al 944 a m returning leaves lrvins'on
12-34 D.
METCAL4FE-s Suddenly at his home No 46 Johnson ST.
Brooklyn Jasper Metcalfe, dearly loved husband oc
Emily K Metca1fe and father Mabel l. and the
at m on saturday Internent at Greenwood Drt-
e I slH E,} near f- h7[ 9s M r. S;ss5 avs BTooS
lyn. on Sunday. April H. az 2:30 D.
MoNK-Aprn 9. George Dwight Monk. aged a years
Campbell Building
oLDNER-on TUESDAY. April 9 1899 at his residence
Of the late John G and Helen N od9sT 1 . 9ssd 80
South 9th 81. az 1890 a n
REARDON-Dennis Reardon aged "a Funeral services
at the residence of Mrs Annie z Reardcn No 18l
2.50 ?. m New York and sandy Hook pilots invited
scHEIDEcKER vveanesda.y. april 1905. At Penn
Of Albert O. and tie late Mary Jane Scheidecksr F-
late residence No. 1870 71st st. Bay Ridge Park
Brooklyn
on ETtda2 april e a. v sea ~
The funeral Will be held Tuesday
WILLIAMS this city. April 1909 Emma Alice.
widow OF Charles H Williams. OF Buffalo n Y
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
LAMBS ORGANIZE IN CHICAGO.
Arrange for All-Star Gambol to Raise Funds
for New Clubhouse.

Chicago. April 9.-Chicago members OF the Lambs
Club Of New York held meeting here to-day and
organized by eecting George Barr McCutcheon.
chairman: w. 5. McCrea vice-chairman, and John
9. jerks. secretary The meeting called by
Augustus Thomas. shepherd OF the Lambs. and
was presided over by Herbert l. Jones. a New
York Lamb.
The Chicago members arranged TO constitute
themselves local committee TO take charge of the
arrangements for the aIl-star gambol. which will
be given at a Chicago theatre May % The
proceeds Of the performance VIII be applied TO the
building of a new clubhouse for the Lambs.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
MARION CRAWFORDDIES
THE NOVELIST'S CAREER
Noted american Author Empires at
Sorrento Home.

Sorrento April 81. Marion Crawford. the
novelist. died here at 40 o'clock tonight
Nj Crawford had been i'll for some time. one
OF the symptoms Of his affection being fevers
which tended greatly 10 weaken him. Professor
Fnrico di Renzi. director Of the American Clinic
Of the University Of Naples, was called into con-
sultation at the Villa Crawford some ten davs
ago and found serious bronchial and pIeuriric
complications. The illness had its origin in an
attack Of influenza.
Death came peacefully Until this afternoon
the patient retained consciousness but appar-
emily knew that the end was near. and calmly
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
PRIZE ESSAY ON ARBITRATION.

N5obonk Lake y Y, April 9.-A committee con
eIetirp Of President Nicholas Murray Butler OF Co
lurnbia University. John ". Foster, eA-Secretary
Of State and Judge George Gray. Of Delaware II
was announced here to-day has awarded TO l. b.
Bobbitt of Baltimore, Johns Hopkins sophomore,
the prize of $50 offered by the Lake Mohonk Confer
,ca n, international Arbitration the best
on the subject Of international arbitration by an
UNDERGRADUATE student Of American college or
university The prize Is the gift of a Harvard
student Chester De Witt Pugsey, son Of eN-Coh-
gresham { A. Pugsley Of New York
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
HtppoDRomE DIRECTOR RETURNS.

r. II. Burnside general stage director OF the New
York Hippodrome, returned from Europe yesterday
~, the Nauretania While there he visited London
and all the cities the Continent in the interests
Of Messrs Shubert & Anderson Many Of the plans
for next seasons production at the Hippodrone
,,-ers made bv him while abroad He engaged sew
.~ol novelties and while In Vienna signed con
tract with Mile Albertine Rasch, TO be the leadhS
dancer at the Hippodrome next season AIredo
Fdel the Partisan designer of costumes was aiSo
given many commissions for next season a''Iao-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Z. A. HITCHCOCK DEAD
Er-Secretary of the Interior Erprcs
IN UGShingtOn.

Washington. April 9-Ethan Allen Hitchcock,
Secretary of the Interior under Presidents McKin-
ley and Roosevelt. died at Il o'clock this morning
at the home Of his son-in-law, Commander Sims,
of the navy, aged seventy-four.
Mr.. Hitchcock had been i'll for several weeks. He
contracted severe cold while in the West. and as
his condition became more serious he hurried to
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
MRS ESTHER HooE PATTERSON.

Philadelphia, April s-Mrs. Esther Hoge Patter-
son. who was 1O2 years old last sunday died mere
,,irrt She was a member of the most exclusive
soc;atv, circles here Until about TWO months ago
she retained ali her faculties but recently had been
confined 10 her bed
Her father was q Presbyterian clergyman VINO
came 10 this country from Tyrone ireland, in 11Sa
-, ,,o-riad Elizabeth CLAW Holmes. Of Carlisle
penn Her husband was Joseph Patterson,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ASTOR-J NJ Black. philadelphia; y @ TGb5itt
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Yania-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
OPERA COMPANY OFF FOR CHICAGO

-Four hundred strong. the metropolitan Op. q
House forces start for Chicago this morning The
cost Of transportation alone will be about Sll,rE
but Chicago is expected 10 net big profits I'm the
two weeks to he spent there The Windy City will
have opportunity hear most II the operas
given here this season The orchestra and singers
needed for "MadaIna Butterfly and Die Gotter-
daumerung" will leave New York tomorrow after
closing the opera season here to-day
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
To the Employer.

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New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
LANES w. TAPPIN.

James ". Tappin, vice-president ana a trustee %
the colonial Trust Company, died yesterday from a
cs,or,lioariou of diseases his home, No % west
ssta street He treasurer and director of the
Rubjnat Company ana Of the Salem Land Company
and a director in the Trust Company OF America
He leaves a wife, who was Miss Mary l.. HTooKS'
.r,a- f,rlfn
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission 10 the Metropolitan Museum Sl z At,
American Museum OF Natural History anu 'ii7 nv
logical Garden
J9,rsltng rrothers Circus Madison Square Garden
-, ,,r5sr the auspices Council Of Jewish
Women for the benefit of their philanthroPies, cai
n.Rie Hall evening.
Special meeting of the Repubi'an Iluo no - W.
4Ufh street $50 D. m
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SUMMERS DESK AND SOFA SOLD.

IBy Telegraph The Tribune-l
Boston April 9.At the sale to-day of the library
autographs and bric-a- hrac OF George Alfred
Townsend the newspaper correspondent, Charles
Summers Senate desk and a Senate sofa with
carved eagle back sold. The desk brought
S;1 and the sofa S24.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
Special Notices.
autiOu

Caution
II having brought attention unauthor
parties soliciting advertisements FOR TrCw
Business Directory take This method = informing ths
public that ALL. CANNASSERS OF Company ARE
PROVIDED WITH A METAL BADGE BEARING THE
NAME OF THE COMPANY AND THE CASTASSER'S 5
NJ NBER ALSO A LETTER OF AUTHORITY SIGNED
wa n BATES. MANAGER. DIRECTORY BRANCH.
AND BEARING THE SEAL OF THE CONIPANT- Any
not provided should he arrested inpostOr
TRDW DIRECTORY PRINTING & BOOKBINDINS co.
50 Third Avenue. y Y. C.
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s25o.ooo FOR HAWAIIAN CHARITIES.

| Honolulu. April 9.-CharIes H. Cook. president Of
| the Bank of Hawaii and head of many business en-
| terprses in Honolulu, distributed to-day S25O.U0
among various churches and charities in commem-
Grafton of religious significance Of Good Friday
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Washngton. April o.
With exception of light and rains from the
lake region Valley showers
aIcng Coast fair has prevailed
since Thursday night fallen rapidly the
Northwest much in that section with
slightly warmer weather in the Southwest
The winds along the England Coast will he mod
crate west middle Coast light moderate
10 northwest: Atlantic Coast light northwest. be
coming Gulf Coast light and variable. be
coming south: Gulf light moderate south.
Lake Michigan light northwest north. shifting 10
south Saturday night anI increasing.
departing SATURDAY. for European ports Will
have moderate west winds. weather. the
CRAM
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
I9us 1907

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees 1at - mid
average for corresponding
date last year average for corresponding date last
rhirtV-three years A.
Local Foecast-FRir and continued cool weather to-
day sunday fair; northwest winds. be-
cunug variable
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

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Forecast SpeClhI IOfnEtIes.FOT INC LJIsITICt
Columbia Maryland Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania
fair continued cooler today sunday fair. slightly
warmer; light west Winds becoming variable
by
sunday fair and
Local Official RecOrd.-The following official record
from the weather bureau shows changes the
uerature tWentyfour hours IN comparison
thn cnrrn nsrat1d linz Iat Of last
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII be
repubIshed In the Triweekiy Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

Mccormack. Frederick G.
MetCaife. Jasper.
MiIhau. Ida
Moak. George d
Oldner. John c.
ReardOn. Dennis
SCheideckeT. Matthias II.
WhitehOuse. William F.
Williams, Emma A
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
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