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New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
THEATRICAL NEWS.

''The Squaw Man." which opened az the Lincoln
Square Monday will continue through this
week only.
Friends Of Charming Pollock were surprised 10
see him appear in the second act OF Such Little
Queen" at the Hackett last night. Mr.. Pollock is
the author Of the play. He took the part Of
Reilly. the porter. which is played by William
Little. who was taken suddenly III and disap-
peared.
The Motor Girl is attracting large audiences
the West End this week
William A. Brady and Joseph r. Gris1ner an
nounce the pOstponement OF the first performance
of Thompson Buchanan's new comedy '"The In
truder." at the Bijou, until the evening OF Sep
tember %. Arthur Byron will take the leading
part.
The Messrs. Shubert have engaged Elsa Ryan
to be leading woman with Frank Daniels in their
American production OF the London musical at
traction. 'The Belle of Brittany" which will have
early New York opening Miss Ryan appeared
with Louise Cunning in "Marcelle" at the Casino
last season. and since then has been playing the
leading part In of the ''Blue Mouse COM
panies.
The Coast OF Chance" a California play. by
Eugene w. Presbrey. viii be presented In this city
In the early part of November. after a weeks
In Toronto and a week in Montreal Hamilton Re
vele will take the leading part.
Booth Tarkingtons "Springtime'' will be produced
at the Liberty November 1. previous 70 which
It will played at the National Theatre. in Wash
Ington, beginning October {. Prominent In the cast
are Mabel Taliaferro William B. Mack Joseph
Brennan and Earle Brown.
Miss Billie Burke and Miss Marie Doro win APP
pear here this winter In a Frohman production
Mrs FIske Will appear I'm new play at the Ma
jestie next January On September 2S Mrs fiske
win begin rehearsals OF Salvation Nell which
she win play again through the autumn and early
winter.
Charles Frohman has engaged Miss Gladys Han
san T.. III.
last year for the leading feminine part with kyle
Bellcw in Tins Builder OF BridSea"
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
OBITUARY NOTES.

GEORGE NJ VOORHEES,. a wealthy resident OF
Amsterdam. N. Y. and long leading Democrat
of Montgomery County. died yesterday at the age
Ofeighty-three- He was captain OF Company ID.
sSd New York Volunteers. in the Civil War.
FRANK F. BROWN local treasurer in Omaha of
the Union Pacific Railway Company. died suddenly
on Monday night IN that city OF pneumonia He
had returned On Monday afternoon from cOnven-
ton Of railway treasurers at Lake George. ". Y.
Mr. Brown had been emplOye OF the Union Pa
cifc for forty years
A. P. ASHBROOK. captain Of an Ohio company
OF volunteers during the Civil War. and later a
prominent real estate dealer OF Kansas City Mo- is
dead at his home there He born in Fairfield
County, Ohio. seventy-six years ago. One of his
sons is Lieutenant r. NJ Ashbrook, Z. S. A.
MARTIN J. GRAY. deputy Judge of the city
Court OF Stamford. Conn., died there yesterday
after six weeks Illness with typhoid fever Judge
Gray was thirty-eight years old and unmarried. He
was appointed deputy Judge of the City Court in
1900.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
COLONEL JOHN JACOB AsToR RETURNS
Well Pleased with Races at Rheims Predicts
Great Future for AerOplanes.

Colonel John Jacob AstoT, who was one OF the
members Of the Aero Club Of America present at
Erefros during the aerial races arrived in this city
on the North German Lloyd steamship Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse yesterday. He was accompanied
nv his SON Vincent who is almost six feet tall and
under twenty.
aviator pleased Colonel Astor as. in fact, did the
entire exhibition, which, he said, proved to his
mind the important part to be played by the aero
plane In the future Colonel Astor expects 10 at
tend the luncheon which the Aero club plans 10
,,,,e for Mr. Curtiss on the day following his
rival from abroad.
Mrs Astor will remain in Scotland until October
Colonel Astor and hs will stay at the ST. Regis
until her return and the completion OF certain
changes now taking place in their Fifth avenue
home.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
WEDDINGS.
PALMER.

By Telegraph The Tribune
Colorado Springs. Col. Sept 14-Dr Henry G
Watt. OF London. England. and Miss Marjorie Palm
er. daughter OF the late General William jackson
Palmer. were married to-day at Glen Eyre
the beautiful home of the Palmers. The wedding
was A quiet one. the guests being relatives and
close personal friends.
The Rev Arthur Nelson Taft. Of 81. stephen $
Episcopal Church. offictated. Colonel David Q.
Dodge. OF Denver. gave the bride away. Immedi-
ately following the ceremony Dr. and Mrs. Watt
drove into this city. whore they have taken a fur
nished house IN the fashionable residence section.
They will spend their honeymoon here owing 10 the
fact that the bride some past has been an
invalid. The bride is Of the daughters whom
the IS 900. .OeO Palmer estate was left.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
NEXT WEEKS ITALIAN OPERA.

The programme OF the italian Grand Opera Com
pany at the Academy OF Music next week includes
The Barber OF Seville on Tuesday evening and
at the Saturday matinee, with Nine Makarof and
Mcssrs- Armanini. Caronna. Lucenti Barocchi and
Sampieri Carmen" Wednesday and Saturday
evenings, with Mines Ferrabini and Villani and
Messrs- Battaini and Segura-Tslhen. and '-Tosca''
on Friday evening. the east Including Nine. Ada
berto and Messrs- Armanini Segura-TaIlien. Sam
pteri and BarOcchL "Cavslleria Rusticana'- and
'Pagliacci Will be repeated Monday and Thurs
day evenings The first popular concert will be
given Sunday evening.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
EDDY-HIME

BY Telegraph TO The Tribune
Toledo. Sept. 1.-THE marriage OF Miss Charlotte
Z Hines. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs +. W. Hines
and Arthur Eddy. OF Saginaw. Mich. took place at
the home Of the brides parents here noon to-day
The Rev. George Dugan the officiating clergy
man. and only members OF the immediate families
were present The guests from out Of town were
Mr. Eddy's brother, Walter Eddy. OF Saginaw. and
c. Chaple. OF NV York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddy left Immediately after tho
ceremony for an automobile trip OF five sh weeks
in the East and South. at the conclusion OF which
they will 20 10 their home in Saginaw
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

CharIes Folen McKim was known wherever there
existed the love of beautiful architecture. He had
oeen president of the American Institute of Arch-
'eclS and was the founder of the American Acad-
eiHy at Roine He received the gold medal at the
FarlS exposition of 1900 In 1903 King Edward save
MN The royal gold medal for the promotion of
architecture The firm of McKim Mead & White.
or which he was the head. designed many of the
pest known buildings in the United states.
Mr.. Mckim was born in Chester County Penn ,
IN lS41, son of the Rev. James Miller and Sarah
Alioone MckinS His father was a Presbyterian
minister and one of the founders of the American
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Special Notices.

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SEARS sPooNER.

Miss Violet Langsford spooner daughter OF Dock
Commissioner Spooner. married last evening
10 Jefferson D. Sears. Of Jersey City. The cere-
rnony which was attended by relatives. per-
formed at the brides home No. 157 West S7th
street the Rev. Warren NeT officiating
Miss Viola Puster. OF Jersey City. maid OF
honor. and Charles A. BerTian best man. After
their wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs. Sears VIII live at
No 1872 Clark street, JergCy City
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Observation-Disclosures.

The marriage solemnzed last evening by
the Rev DIT. David G. Wylie IN the Scotch Presby-
teran Church Of Miss Margaret Kingsburg Neu-
burger daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Max Neuburger
OF No 235 West Tooth street. 10 Reynolds Wallace
Vredenburgh. Of Springfield. Ill The best man was
La Rue Vredenburgh brother Of the bridegroom
The ushers were Raymond VTedenburgh. Of Bos-
ton: Alvin Keyes and Arnold Armstrong. OF Spring
field and Harry Gallagher. Of tins city. Miss Mollie
G. Swart. OF this city. was maid Of honor
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
"EALsE eopsn AT HIS MAIEsrY.s.

London. Sept H-Slr Herbert Beerbohm Tree
successful at His Majestys Theatre tonight
in the presentation OF False Gods a translation
by J. b. Pagan Of the Egyptian play LA Fol- by
Brieux. False Gods Is a problem play which
breaches the hOpelessness which follows the loss
OF faith. Henry Ainley. a young Egyptian
who after travelling in the West returns home and
induces his people temporarily to abandon their
gods. has a strong part. Mrs. Patrick Campbell
BeerbOhm Tree and William Haviiand took the
other leading parts. The play was we'll staged and
there were many novel Spectacular effects.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
MAYO WILLIAMSON HAzELTINE.

News was received in this city last night of the
death of Mayo Williamson Hazeltine at Atlantic
City Yesterday. Mr.. Hazeltine who was sixty
eight years old. lived at No. 10 West S0th street.
and since 1873 had been the literary editor of The
New York Sun" He was born in Massachusetts,,
and was graduated from Harvard IN 1850 he
leaves wife. Sophie Dallas Hazeltne. and one
child, daughter, named after her mother
Chats About Books British and American
Education" and "The American Women in Europe"
were three OF Mr. Hazetine's books. He was a
member OF the Metropolitan Club of this city, and
OF the Metropolitan Club, of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
nAn1nALnrs AfARouIsE.

Although GaFibaldi has been dead for nearly
thirty years his legal widow sun survives. though
not under her own name Everybody knows about
hlgnora Francesca Garibaldi. the mother OF ms
Younger children CleIia and ManliO. who after ms
eeath received a pension as hts widow. ana WI"
had arst attracted his notice while serving as
nurse 10 the children OF his elder daughter bete-
ga, hy hls nrsf wife. only few recall the TACT
ihsf there Was a second wife. the daughter Of The
Marquis Ramondi fle friend and associate OF
A4zz1-. Although engaged from Ler earliest gIl-
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Died.

Sss so u Iasn ss w9oon' xssh NM %s Hss
residence. No SIS Clinton ave. Broo<gn-
BovEIs-At her residence. Cooperst0Sa n Y on Nom
BSosTs ~ ~ s susan ~ Delriase vie Or John NJ
a, SnEst ShuTch Cooperstown Friday; September H.
BRADER-On Monday September 1a 1sas Eva E. wife
q D " 3 BEader. Services at her late residence,
No flS0 bushNiek ave. Brooklyn. Wednesday syenins
BURNETr-On sunday. September IL 1aoa. May Bur
i DT.oySa G We OF Snares A BSrness EHnsra. s. .
I9sd o'eiocI -'o lO'' AAaSs''s ave. H'00ASn y L. .
CAsTIEs-Johu Wesley. aesd 81 wears rhs funeral
services will Be held az his late residsHcs no 80
omit HoWsFs New oriesns Fl an I PhaelpSi Fl % aSd Waco
and Dallas Tex) papers please copy
cEAESIoR sn1S Monday SEPTEMBER y I9 e me E
~, eiassS son Of Lester W ana irene as MsSals.
win Be held his late rssasnee clinton ave, and sta
Is sS iI:aO a m InSsrmsns private
papers please copy.
n her ssIh year Funeral service a. Msshedist Eas
O'Clock Carriages in waiting at Sgffsrn Depot
Erie Railroad,
DoDpsgddeny. sunday. SEPTEMBER ~ ia9s & Asns s
the pGS s Se9Rd % q SanTT 1. ot me b s TsTaI SSivafs
Burial at Little Britain. Orange County. n. T.
DqREMUson September ls lsoq 5Sss 5zaSsn vasI Ey
I59m ae Tssidsnes Of & 5eT s9n. " r. WsaeTsT - sep
tenber Is. at $50 D.
EHMER-On Tuesday September "a 1909. Matthias Franz
Elmer, husband Of Nina Weber Elmer Funeral pr
vate. from his late residence. No. 81 Second Fiace
Brooklyn. Friday afternoon
LEtsGETT-At sharon. Conn. septsrlher "a l0oe
sarah Harrington Leggett daughter OF thu h7te Thomas
Leggett. OF New York, in the sOth year Of her as%
Notice OF funeral hereafter
MKIf-September Il 1909. a James. long Isisna
SnSEsi Pollen MeAm . IN ms gsa ySs- Vssssa N 9
and Chicago papers please
NAEHER-on Monday September rs. 1909. suddenly.
Charles Naeher Funeral services at Euruons ave.
Sheepshead Bay. Wednesday evening" September -.
at O'Clock. Funeral private
sNIILLIE-On Tuesday. September Il. 1909. James D.
OF the late James and Catharine Van VaiSeunurs
STniie in the nth Of his Notice Of funeral
later
WILLGOX-Suddenly. at WestpOrt. Conn., September IL
1893. Charles H Wilcox, OF the late James and
Catherine BaTry Wilcox Funeral services viii held
his residence. CompO THURSDAY September
16 1909 at o'clock m Carriages viii be IN waiting
arrival OF 1903 p. train from Grand Central
Station.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
APPLAUD Id TRAVIATA. "
4cademy Patrons Hear Verdi Opera
Sang By italian Company.
CAST OF GA TRAvIAr. -

The Italian Grand Opera Company's first per-
fOrmance OF Verdi's La Traviata'' drew an au-
dtence TO the Academy OF Music last night that
made up in enthusiasm what il lacked in size.
Nine. Makarof was the Violetta Mr.. Armanini the
Alfredo. AMI Mr.. Caronna the father. Mr.. Jacchia
again conducted.
Nine. Makaroff seemed considerably less nervous
than last week her debut as GiIda and acquitted
herself upon the whole creditably Her voice
sounded fresh and she emitted her tone fairly
easily She seemed To have difficulty with
her trill, especially in her aria in the first act
Mr.. Arrnanini sang AIfredo's music adequately
and IN his acting was properly unheroic Mr. ca
roma as GermOnt showed again that he possesses
a barytone voice Of good quality. which he knows
how 20 use. His aria IN the second act in the
scene with his son was warmly applauded
Mr. Jacchia led the orchestra with his accustomed
authority. and rule with restraint though once
or twice the climaxes appeared TO be OF rather
volume than was necessary The chorus sang well
and the scenery was adequate. The costumes were
those of the seventeenth century
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
cANToN,s TRIBUTE TO mklNLEY.

Canton, Ohio. Sept. 1.-THE eighth anniversary
OF the death Of the late President Mckinley was
observed quietly here to-day. This afternoon a
large wreath of carnations. roses and lilies was
DIaced in the Mckinley mausOleum by order Of
[,o-,a u C,ortelyou of New York who sends this
annual tribute TO the memory OF the chief under
'bosvS he served as private secretary Many other
eorai nieces were taken to the mausoleum during
80. ..Ffar
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
MRS. JOHN M. BOWERS.
lBy Telegraph to ne Tribune, ]

t-ooparstown N. Y. Sept 14.-Mrs. Susan DAN
bridge Bowers wife OF John NJ. Bowers. OF the firm
~ Fowers & Sands. In New York died at her sum
rner homes Lakelands here last evening She
direct descendant of Alexander Spotswood.
carly Colonial Governor of Virginia OF which family
Martha Dandridge. who later became the wife OF
George Washington. was also a member.
Mrs Bowers leaves a husband. hve children and
three grandchildren. the latter being children Of
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
Gale oE RELelAN ROYAL ART WORKS

prussels Sept H-Ihe coIlection OF ahcIeht aHu
modern paintings antiquities, furniture and per-
sonal souvenirs belonging 20 King Leopold was
,oea on public exhibition in Brussels to-day pre-
a-.torv 10 its sale The pictures include can
vases by Legs. Stevens. courtens. Millet Turner
varnet and Ingres The action of the King IN
,hs dlsposin. OF his property is unfayoraoy cFiu-
c.se6
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
CHARLES T. M'KIM DEAD
Vel KnO1cn Architect Erpires
after Long Illness.
~ Telegraph % The Trihune. !

81 James Long Island, Sept. 14-Charles F. Nc
hin' OF the firm of McKim. Mead &-White. arehi-
tec's died at his cottage here this afternoon at
O'Clock The disease of the heart. which had
troubled him for more than year, became acute
on august u. and responsible for his death.
besplte the severe attack his recovery was ex-
pected up to this week. His daughter with him
when he died.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
THE REV. E. X. YOUNG ILL IN NAPLES.

Pittsburg. Sept. l4-Thc Rev. z. H. Young rec
tor of Christ Episcopal Church. this city, is critic
aII, ul at Naples. Italy. with malaria His wife
left to-day for Europe. The Rev. Mr.. Young was
cbanlain OF the Brotherhood OF St Andrew. and
u,as formerly connected with Grace Church. New
York
The Rev f. H. Young started his ministerial
v,orlr AZ Grace Chapel 18th street and Avenue A.
as a deacon. He served there for two years. be-
Ginning 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OnieIal Record and FOreeast-washington Sept. IL
OF rainfall Middle States east
ward the Mississippi Valley Indiana
and the Ohio Valley. The weather however has
cleared generally the Missouri River con-
siderable temperature occurred In the upper
Mississippi Missouri valleys Arkansas
Valley and the western lake region. Showers con
tlnue in the south Atlantic and East Gulf
condition IN the central valleys Will advance
the Ohio Valley and the lower region by
"Wednesday night. and reach the Middle and North At
lantic Coast during Thursday.
temperature will rise Eastern sections Wednes-
day but weather will OVerSpread Ohio and
Wednesday night The temperature will remain nearly
stationary west OF the Mississippi
Tho winds along the New England Coast will be mod
southeast shifting 70 SOUTH along the Middle At
iantic Coast, moderate south: south Atlantic
Coast light along Gulf variable: on
the lower lakes brisk southwest the
departing wednesday for European ports will
have Winds with fair weather. followed
By showers. 70 the Grand Banks
Forecast for Special Eocslities.-FOr New England.
partly cloudy to-day: Thursday. showers;
moderate southeast shifting to snuth. winds.
For Eastern New York. increasing cloudiness and
warmer to-day; Thursday. probably showers: modsTats
Eor Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey fair and
warmer to-day Thursday. increasing elOudiness and
For Delaware, Maryland and the District OF Columbia
ear and warmer to-day: Thursday increasing clouness
ana possibly showers; moderate south winds
,sssr,+ cIoudiness. with local showers tonight
rb'rsy; cooler BY Thursday morning: moderate
west winds
local OficiaT Record-The following Official record
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rratrs for the twsnty-fOuF hours. comparison
-, 49, i-,rr.S1ondinar date Of last
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ANDREWS -koRsER.

Champe S. Andrews. the lawyer and importer, and
Miss Henrietta Korber, daughter of W Korber' a
Cuban banker were married last night at the Hol-
land House The ceremony performed by
Father Winn.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15

Mary. wife of Arthur CoppeIl. of the firm of Matt
land. Coppell & Co.. New York. The funeral will
be held on Friday at p m. in Christ Church, and
the burial win be IN Lakewood Cemetery here.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-15
UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d Sc. Chapels.
Private Rooms Private Ambuances- Tel 1924 ChelseA
Rev. stephen Merritt. the worldwide known under.
taker- Only place of business sth Ave. and l9th
Sc Largest IN the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
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Highest temperature yesterday % degrees: lowest 62;
for corresponding date
average corresponding date last thrtyhre years 81
Local Forecast-TO-cay increasing cloudinesS and
warmer: Thursday probably showers; moderate south
Nlind
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