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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-06-24
NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF

NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING OF
~ No. CREDITORS
IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
IAIIED STATES FOR THE DIS
4461CT OF INDIANA. BEFORE
JOHN O. BOWERS. REFFREE IN
THE NATTER OF LEO ID. DF,T1TSC,TIs
BBAI-AKKRpPT. NO. 2s41 IN BANK
To the creditors of Leo f Deutscb
OF the town Of Gary. in the county Of
Ia Ilake; state and district of Indiana. a
o . Notice is. hereby given that on the
7 7c-il DAY of June. 1909. the said Leo p
Deutsch was duly adjudicated a bank
Fi t1p,- and that the. first meeting of cred
tS1oFs of said bankrupt viii be held in
ne Once OF said referee. in the Fed
eral building, in the city Of Hammond
TT Uitay OF Lake, state and district Of
lHudana, on the Sd day of july. 1909
at o'clock in the forenoon. al witch
tiaf said creditors may attend. prove
tIslI Gains, appoint a trustee. examfne
IH 4 said bankrupt and transact such
13Iser business as may properly come
before said meeting. 00iii'
dated at Hammond June % 1QOq
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LOST--Seyeral weeks ago. tie min
small wishbone with diamond Set
ting priced as keepsake; on Holman
St or in Hammond Bldg Finder please
return to Times office 99tf
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LOST-Lady's solid gold watch vrT+7
C NJ b. both outside and inside me
case. Suitable reward for return to this
oAHCe. 2l-3
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tQR RENT-.Well established boarding
mouse, partly furnished: will sell fur
nlture. give lease to suit tenant For
dia ,r. see Houren. Seton and Rem
nan block. Broadway. Cary ST
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FOR EXCHANGES hens for
County Times.
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FOR EXCHANGE-One new victor pho
nograph with brass horn and record
case and 20 records. towards a horse
and buggy; Will pay some difference.
Address J 7. care Lake County Times
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MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND

tag. Owner call on driver. C1bica 20
Lounge Co. . 4
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FOR SALE

FOR SAI4E-Hound pups; weeks old:
mixed beadle and fox. call 335 Tru-
man Ave. 23-6
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FOR SALE-Saloon; good stand; corner
Morton court and Stat est Telephone
4422. lift
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FOR SALE-Lady's combination saddle
horse and driver. seven years old /;
city broke; bargain, must be sold at
once Apply to e r c, care Lake County
1imes. 22-tf
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BARTER - EXCHANGE.

FOR EAC3ANGE-Candy wheel and "a
paddles for what have you. Address
K, Lake County Times. "a
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FOR SALE-Furnfture of seven rooms.
can 3430 Elm St, Indiana Harbor. %
FOR SAI4E-Hound pup; weeks old:
man Ave %
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FOR RENT.

III naol1a,-,, .NIceiy furnished rooms;
catad SDpi II S9n FSHilehces, centrally To-
apply ozV RUNNER Ave. 24-S
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BY CHARLES W. AMFS
Deplf7r clerk
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FOR SALE-Model f Buick: best offer
takes. Apply Hammond Garage, 72-T4
S. Holman St. oft
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FOR SALE-Re frs erator and hard
coal base burner, large size buffet,
household goods. Apply 426 Plummer
Ave 22-3
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
SHOPPING news
AND
BUSINESS REMINDERS

For Japanese help male or female,
call at 1928 Union street, or phone to
$40.
l.. Alloy, on Nuuanu street, has
just received new shipment of rib
bons Many new styles In fancy rib
bons, satin and taffeta.
Fork.dipped chocolates are pure and
well favored. The Palm has a large
assortment, made daily, and conse.
quently are always fresh.
A fine line of Knox straws, In the
spring styles. has Just been received
at Silvas Toggery. Prices from SO
up. Stop and take look at them.
The old-estab lished firm OF Thomas
+. McTighe & Co. have some very
fine wines and liquors in for domestic
use. The Dubonuet wine bitters are
making big hit.
NJ. Ivan Dow gives notice that all
stock In "Maynower" bought up to
and including February 2S. will be
sold at rs cents, but after March LIST
the price will go up to 30 cents.
The three finest brands Of water
hose are the Samson, Sterling, and
Hawaii" brands. They are guaran.
teed TO give perfect satisfaction. Theo.
II. Davies & Co, Hardware Depart.
ment 'T'
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
LOCAL and GENERAL
HIVE lunch at the ROYAL Annex.

Howe lunch at the Royal Annex.
Blom is selling beautiful lace cur.
tains, white and ecru, at prices from
si.15 to sG75 a pair.
Hon. Cecil Brown returned from ia.
pan this morning In the Korea. He Is
looking well and is glad to get back
to Hawaii.
An Lum Su was hits morning grant.
ed divorce by Judge Robinson from
Wong Kun Su on the ground Of ex-
IRENE cruelty.
Coat your iron roofs with "Arabic."
You will be surprised at Its cooling
aud preservative properties California
Feed Co.. agents.
On instnllments OF SO per month you
can purchase a White Family Rotary
sewing machine. Benny a Co.. Ltd,
agents. 1866 Fort st. Phone SSS.
DR.. s. T. Kong, well known to the
Honolulu Chinese community, Is a
through passenger In the Korea. He
Is brother of Rev. Kong of this city.
Morimatsu, charged with having as
saulted countryman named Ota, with
sword, pleaded guilty before Judge
De Bolt this morning and was given
six months.
The Atcherley case. an appeal from
the order of the district magistrate
committing him to the asylum, has
been set by Judge Lindsay for next
! Tuesday morning
Meet your friends at ROYAL Annex.
The Mauna Kca will receive freight
tomorrow. No freight for any steamers
will be received by the Interlsland
company on Monday. II will be strict.
| ly observed as q holiday.
II you dress In white for the Floral
Parade, YOU will need pair OF our
white canvas or buckskln Oxfords. Our
stock Of mems white goods IL com.
plcte. Manufacturers Shoe Co.. Ltd.
Dan Kamahus job as receiving
| clerk at the police station has been
taken by Leonard Parish, who, before
this promotion, was bicycle officer.
Sheriff Jarrett believes In promoting
his own men instead OF bringing new
men In to the better positions.
Rev. Mr. Fenton.Smith has received
a letter from Bishop Restarick contain
Ing the gratifying news that the s57l
needed for the completion Of the inter.
Tor OF the church Of the Holy Apostles
has been secured. As a consequence
the work Of finishing the interior will
be begun as soon as the workmen are
ready to undertake it.-Hilo Tribune.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
Police COURT JOTTING

There were only few cases on
the Police Court calendar this morn
ing. Several OF them were stricken
and others remanded till next week.
Mrs. Chung She--no relation of
liaggard's heroine-was charged
with raising Hades in a kitchen
souabble at her apartment house. II
appears that two other Chinese ladies'
and She sat down to an Informal
lunch together. Between sips of
char, the ladies, in real orthodox
manner, discussed the shortcomings
OF husbands In general.
Madam She objected to some torrid
remarks re her lord and master. and
then the trouble started. 1t appears
that the scrap was devoid of any
rule bearing on biting or twisting
certain portions of the body whilst
In clinches. Mrs. She claims that In
the first round she was hit below the
bilt, and that subsequent events did
not interest her very much. Still she
family remembers someone trying to
break her arm of at the elbow. For
tunately, the said member was pref
ty tough and still maintains connec-
| tion with the body. Frau She says
she did not swing her good wing for
her assailant's point-she being
damned against the wall OF the
kitchen and unable to work freely.
Judge Andrade then took hand
and, after few trenchant remarks,
discharged the accused.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
CECIL BROWN IS o.
BACK FROM JAPAN

Hon. Cecil Brown, moro commonly
known to the k1ma0lna8 rs "Klkila. .
returned today from Japnn. IN tho
steamship Korea. lie was accumpl.
nicd By Miss lrono K. Dickson, his
strp-daught"r who has made "a tour
Of the world with him.
81 am feeling we'll" said Brown,
when seen on board the steamer short.
~ aficI she dDckad THE "trip hls
done mo much good But am glad
10 get bac!, 10 Hawaii. ! am pau pin.
tia ani am 'mumUnn" or fat now"
Mr. Brown who was evidently mX-
i"da To come usuro and eat poi, did
not vast" much time In talking. 10
hastcnad away to get his vaMacs ant
came down the gangpunk.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

OUR JUDGES CONFIRMED
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Feb. IS
The Senate has confirmed Wilder and
Lindsay for Judges in Hawaii.
FISHERIES SETTLED
WASHINGTON. ID. C., Feb. IS
The Senate has ratified the Newruund
land Fisheries treaty.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
HONOLULU WEATHER
Thursday, Feb. IS,

Temperatures r. NJ, 90; s -. M.
10; 10 u. m, n; noon, Is; morning
minimum. 30.
Barometer, s a. NJ, 3llG; absolute
humidity, s a. NJ, sos grains per
cubic foot; relative humility, S -. M,
10 per cent; dew point, : II. m, co.
Wind-G a. m, velocity 20, direction
T.; S~a. NJ, velocity %, direction H.;
10 Il, m, velocity 20, direction T.; noon,
velocity rs, direction L,
Rainfall during 81 hours ended q.
m, 90 inch.
Total wind movement daring a
hours ended at noon 39S miles.
WEI. u. STOCEMAN,
Section Director, u. $ Weather Bureau
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per p. NJ. s. S. Korea. from Japan,
Feb l9--For Honolulu: Cecil Brown
MISS Irene X Dickson, g. II. Monroe
Mrs. G. II. Monroe, Miss ALr I.
Rhodes. Mrs. q. II. Smith, + w. Terry.
Through: Capt X. Aibortson, G. j..
Alilon. Mrs. c. Il. Alison, \. G. Bowen,
Mrs. a. G. Bowen and children, Thos.
n. Buckgr 5. Cassidy, Chin Juc, Mrs.
Chin Juc. Col. G. r. Cotton. Miss N.
Cotton, q. H. Cursc. r. G. Curtis, J. V.
Daniels, J. VI. Evans, II. y. Foster, Dr.
=. \. Fox, J. $. H. Frank, II. u. liaunn
Mrs. IL. II. Hanna and children Thcu.
I1schc. T.. \. Jackson, Mrs Il. a.
jackson, Dr. ). T. Kong, c. II. Locbcr,
Miss g. Manus. Z. Morgan, Miss u.
Russell, =. c. Schcuer S. S!it1nfrld, j,
Slumann, Miss l.. Spaulding II. Il. wal.
lace, A. W. Walter. DR.. w. S. Wash
burn. W. II. Watson Mrs. w. II. Wat
son. Z. W. Whitehead, Mrs. Il. W
Whitehead, Miss Mary S. Williamson
Ma. II. A. Wilson and infant, e Zach
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Entered for Record Feb. II, 1909
From 1o:3 30 a. m. to 4 y. m.

From 1850 a. m. to p. m.
Kaneakua 4 hsb to william Kahl.
baum NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ID
Daniela Naehu to Onomca Sugar
Co. ............,...... M
Dowsett Co, Ltd. TO Henry c.
Brown ,,......',,,.,,., ia
Eta X. lakana ct nj to Winnlefrcd
X. Saffery ......................D
Keaka Il. Robert & hsb to Winnie.
fred X. Saffery .................D
Mary Waiwaiole q hsb to Winnie.
fred X. Safery ..................D
David Kalani & VT to HOnOmu Su.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
MILLIONS FOR PosToFFICE

oN, d. u, feD. lS-Ihe Postomce Appropriation BiII
20, 600, passed the Senate after stormy debate.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
WATERFRONT NOTES
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
nLrNTs. CALIFORNIA.

BLUNTS, CALIFORNIA.
Notice is hereby given that Blunts
Reef Light.vesscl No. SO, on Cape
McndCcino. California. heretofore re-
ported dragged out Of position. was rc.
placed On her station Feb 3, and her
lights and fog.signals recstablshCd.
By order OF the Light House Board.
~
THE PACIFIC MAIL liner Korea.
which arrived this morning from ia.
pan. will leave nj O'Clock tomorrow
morning for San francisco. She viii
take n largo number Of passengers
from Honolulu
THE HELENE, arriving this morn
ing from papaaloa aud Kohallinle. TIA
wall. brought II. 200 bags Of sugar. -
head Of cattle and one package OF sun
dry merchandise.
The MGuna Ken and KHAN will Gr.
rive early tomorrow morning from
their routes. The former Is from Ilu
wall and Maui, ana the latter from
Kauai.
THE MAUI which arrived yesterday
from Hawaii with Hoo bags OF suglr
Is unloading her cargo into Tho Rithri
which is locked at the railroad wharf
THE CLAUDlNE viii lr1vs this ne
tcrnoon at . o'cNck for Maui AMI IN
N,HaIt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
IN FOREIGN PORTS
Friday, February 10.

SFATTLE-S Sailed, Feb. is:
s. S. Columbian for Honolulu.
thursday, February is.
SYDNEY-Sailcd Feb. 10:
s. s. Makura,1 for Honolulu.
SALlNA CRUZ Sailed Feb. 1G:
S. s. Texan, for San francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sailcd Feb II;
III. St Katherine, for Honolulu.
SAN FRANCISCO Sailed Feb. 18:
S. S. Enterprise, for IIilo.
SAN CHARACTERIZATION Feb. Is:
Schr. Helene, hence Jan. "a.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

$ o
could
having within could
all of the of Japan which denied
to United ~ ~
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19
TO ANNEX KOREA

TOXIC, 1S.The Minister
strong,
Saturday and believed that important changes
q impending
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

SHAFTS BROTHER KIDNAPPED
TEHERAN. Persia, Feb. 1S.-The
brother of the Shah Of Persia has
been kidnapped by revolutIonists and
held for ransom.
Alameda supervisors notified city of
Oakland is to annex tide lands near
Emeryvllle.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-02-19

gar Co. Observation-Disclosures. NJ
VI. Koga ct ali to Olaa Sugar Co.
Luz '...''..s....... NJ
Martin Nelson ct al 10 Olln Sugar
Co, Ltd. ....................M
Dowsett Co. Ltd to Susan T.. Cook.
son ..................
Entered for Record Feb. 1s. 1900
J. w. A. Redhouse to +. J. Dutra c NJ
VIM. c. Cummings ct ali TO Lyle A.
blche! '.....,.......... u
Est. OF X. +. Bickcrton by Tr to Tr
Of Samuel Parker ...............D
Samuel Parker by Tr to Tonic
NitsunuTha '.............D
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
Mss GALLATIN Welded AT TUXEDO.
Becomes the Bride of Charles NJ Gay. For
merly Of Boston.
fEy Telegraph 20 The Tribune J

Tuxedo Park y. T.. Sept. 1s-The wedding Of
Miss Louise Galat!n daughter OF Mrs. Albert H.
Galstin. great granddaughter Of Albert Gallatin.
Minister 70 France under Louis XVIII. 70 Charles
Merrick Cav. formerly Of Boston, was celebrated
to-day al l2.3o O'Clock in St. Marys Church here
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. William
Fitzsimon the rector a special train conveyed
the guests. members OF the family and few IN
innate friends from New York Philadelphia and
Boston
The best man was Robert II. Gay. OF Boston,
cousin of the bridegroom. and the ushers were
Guy Lowell and Chester H. Aldrich, of Boston. and
Joseph Rowland Hunt. Francis K. Stevens. Dom
Barber and William Beekman. OF New York. The
bride was given away by her brother. Albert Eu-
gene Callatin She had attendants A wedding
breakfast served by Sherry on the veranda
q Mrs Gallstin's villa, The bride and bridegroom
departed in Albert z. Galatn's automobile at 4
O'Clock for an extended tou" through the South
Ar and Mrs. Gay viii live at Wyekof. y. J.
Among those the wedding and breakfast were
Mrs Albert II. Gallatin. Miss Coruela /. Gallatin
Mrs Cay Albert Gallatin Mt and Mrs. Frederic
GaIiatin Mr. and Mrs. Markell Ewing. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Hunter Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs Howland
Pell Miss Gladys Pell, Gallatin Pell. Mr.. and Mrs
T J. Oakley Rhinelander Mr.. and Mrs Philip
Rhinelander, Mr. and Mrs Warner Hoppin. jr.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish. Miss Janet Fish.
stuyvesant Fish, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Albert a. Gray
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert c. Pe Miss Helen Coster
Miss Crosby, Mrs KountZe, the Misses Harriet and
Janetta Alexander. Mrs Alfred Seton. Orme VIII
son. Jr.. +. L. V. Hoppin, Mr.. and Mrs John Kane
Mills. Edmund Fairfax. Robert L. Livingston and
Clarence PeII.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
PRINCE At NIPPON CLUB.
His Azre Of Ne1c York Is Turning
to Admiration. San Smite.

Prince Kuui OF Japan. the princess and their
suite partook OF Japanese dinner last night at the
Nippon Club. There were no Americans at table
One OF the party said they were leaving tho
Hotel Plaza that the prince was looking forward
with great pleasure to the gathering where every
thing would have home suggestion. He had been
70 the HippOdrOme the night before and visited the
Brooklyn navy yard yesterday where he was shown
around by Captain NIurdOck the eommandant OF
the yard, with whom he had luncheon. There had
been much visiting and entertainment since his ar
rival and. while he was enjoying every bit Of IT.
1t was said the prince little homesick.
There will be another reminder Of Nippon to-eay.
The prince. princess and suite viii go NIerriewold
sullivan County to be the guests until Tuesday OF
Dr. Iakarnine, chemist. who has beautiful place
near the little town. Isis home is copy Of an old
palace in Toxic and built for him by japanese
Work1ngmen The visitors will remain with Dr.
Iakamine until Tuesday. when they will go 70
west Point. where they viii be received by the
eommandant, Colonel Scott They will return to
this city the same night. and on Wednesday night
VIII De the guests Of the Japan Society at a dinner
in the Hotel Astor.
one Of the suite said that Prince Kunl was en-
1oylns his visit in this country immensely and ap
preclated the attention he was receiving He had
been little awed by this city at first but thar
had worn on and he was beginning to like IT, IN
Iact 1t was said. he had become fascinated BY its
oghesS and unceasng activities.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
OBITUARY NOTES.

DIR, TRUMAN 5. SUMNER, who was promi-
nent Brooklyn physician until his retirement Eve
years ago. died from a nervous breakdown on Fri
day az his home. No go Lafayette avenue.
DR. CLARENCE 5. PERRY. who had pracrissd
medicine in Brooklyn since 1883. died from peurisy
or Thursday AT his home. Ne. l69 5srh street
BENJAMIN s. SHAW. eighty-six years old. ed
itcr OF The Evening Telegram" and postmaster OF
Dixon, Ill, died there yesterday. Mr. shaw was
one Of the organizers OF ths Republican party in
Illinois and had been prominent IN state politics
for many years
JAMES GORE KING LEE, lawyer. VITA ofnces
az No. % Nassau street, died yesterday in the
thirty-eighth year OF his life at his home. Baby
lon. Long Island. He the son of the late
benjamin F. Lee.
MISS MARION a. NJ BRIDE. journalist. worker
in the field of domestic science and an organizer
OF many associations of women. died at he- home
in Arlington Heights. Mass. Friday night. after
long illness Born in East Hampton, Mass and
educated In New York City Miss Mcbride began
her newspaper WORK IN New York in 1851 In sue
ceeding years she contributed as correspondent 70
newspapers in Boston. New York. New Orleans
Cleveland and 81. Louis Her later work was en-
tirely for magazines.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
OBITUARY
JOHN WALLACE

John Wallace senior member of the New York
stock Exchange firm Of John Wallace & Co OF
NO % broadway, died yesterday morning at his
nome No 81 West SSth street. after a short i'll
ness Mr. Wallace was born at Germantown. Penn
siXey-hye years ago. He a member Of the class
OF 80 OF Union College. and was admitted TO the
STOCK Exchanse on April 1s 1870. on January 1
1898, ne founded the firm which bore his name and
which consisted, besides himself. Of George z
thomson, B. H. Tinpson and William G. Mczin-
ley Mr.. Wallace was director Of the Philadel-
Phia Packing and Provision Company. but did not
devote much time to outside business affairs. on
the exchange. OF which he was one of the most
popular members. he was known as a specialist in
Lackawanna.
Mr. Walace's wife. who died some time ago
was daughter Of Vanderbilt Allen and niece of
William H. Vanderbilt. He leaves one son. Allen
Wallace, who is abroad Mr.. Wallace was mem
Der OF the Union, Union League, Racquet, Kntck-
eroocker. Metropolitan, University. Westminster
Kennel. Riding and Driving and South Side sports
men clubs.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
JAMES ALEXANDER DOUGLAS.

James Alexander Douglas died on Tuesday. Sep
tember :. at the Hotel Cecil London. England
where he had gone for a brief vacation, having
LETT here short time before in the best Of health
Acute rheumatism was the cause OF death
Mr.. Douglas was one of the attorneys connected
with the Legislative Information Bureau and Law
Reporting~Company Of New York He was a
great lover OF music. especially Wagner's. and in
1884 attended the Bayreuth cycle of twenty per-
formances. nine OF which were 'ParsifaI" Mr..
douglas wrote descriptive articles TO The Tribune.
His body will arrive TODAY and ba r,,r,AA a.,
Mahwah "
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
SINGING FOR THE CHILDREN.

Hldseheld. Conn.,. Sept 1s.--A musical IN aid os
the Tribune Fresh Air Fund was given in the CLUB
casino last evening Those taking part were ou-
p4s OF walter 5 Young, Of New York-AIrs. John
T. Van Duyne. soprano: Miss Eliza A Don-elly
eontralto, and Mrs Walter S. Young plano
The programme contained duets. songs and piano
soIos oy Mendelssohu, Schubert. Brahms Meadow
ell and Chopin. and song by Mr. Young entitled
AHe LoveIlest Rose" Every number recaived the
hearty communication Of a cultured audience Mr
Young has reason 70 be proud OF his puuils Tn.
Fresh Air Fund is also enriched by ths kinduess
OF these women
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
LIEUTENANT JAMES m'cAw PlckaELL

Richmond. Va. Sept B-After a protracted ill
ness Irom neart disease. Lieutenant James McCaw
Ptekrell. Z. S. N. Cetired). died TO-DAY AZ his
home. Wildwood. in Powhatan County At the
time OF his res{ement he had attained the rank
OF naval commander but was unable on account
OF physical disability. to pass the examination re-
CURED for that position and was accordingly re-
tired as lieutenant
Lieutenant Pielreu was commended for sallantr-
on the occasion OF the wreck OF the United States
ship Ashuelot, OF the coast Of China, when n,arV
Ives Were lost He died In the same house in
Wnleh ne was born. Percy Pickreu. Of New York.
is brother Of the dead lieutenant
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
MUSEUM BENEFITS BY WILL.
LIE Roy Diller Gives Painting by Constant
Never to the METROPOLITAN.

The will of lie Roy Diller. who died on septem-
ber 10. filed yesterday at the Surrogate's Of
ee for probate. The testator leaves to the Metro
poitan Museum OF Ar q painting by Constant
Mayer entitled THE Story Book" Mr. Dlller
leaves also $50 for a tablet 20 be affixed TO the
picture which shall bear the inscription; Pre-
sented Tor bequeathed) to the museum by lie Roy
Diller, in memory OF his mother. Catherine NJ.
Diller"
To the Pennsylvania Historical Society the tes-
tator leaves the portrait Of his father. together
with the latters sword other personal effects.
Practically all OF the estate Is divided among the
testator's aunt. Mrs. T. r Witt. aud sixteen
cousins.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-19
RELATIVES NOT MENTIONED IN WI

The will OF Ann Elizabeth Hasbrook. who died
on August 10 last at Sea Girt. N. j.. which was
filed for probate at the Surrogates' Office yester-
day, leaves personal property estimated at over
$1,000 to Lambert Suydam absolutely and for
ever. and also her cemetery lot at Greenwood
and her vault in the grounds Of the First Pres
byterian Church. at Fifth avenue and 18th street
and also appoints him executor. The will was ex-
ecuted on July %. 1886
No mention is made In the Will OF the teStatrx' s
relatives. Margaret Elizabeth Bryant. of New
port News. Va. a granduiece; Ann Tolfer ToOke.
Of San Antonio Tex, a grandniece, and Robert
ID. HasbroOk. OF Houston, Tex. a granddaughter.
Lambert Suydam is real estate dealer at No
25 Pine street, and lives at No 10 West s9th