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New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
.-fIANDND DUKES" GkANDChlL-
DREN

When the countess died the night was
taken 1p by her three children. tWO
-r-e and d daughter. the latter OF
rlom died under rather tragic circum-
.taroes. unmarried. q couple of years ago.
Ee- tv0 brothers, The Comics DE- CiVry'
cad q SORT Of hand-to-mouth existence IN
Paris a. journalists, and were implicated
u Tho scandal connected with the black
mailing o. the late Max lehaudy, popu-
.arIv known a. The Petit Sucrer" ,the
latte Sugar Pot"1. their pictures being
arh'tshed On the Paris illustrated papers IN
.ornection with rhe AFFAIR. There is not
.#a slightest prospect 81 their ever recover
- any money from the Duke Of Cumber-
md from the King Of saxony or from the
rf. @ Geneva Both the late Comtesse De
0fEry and her Two sons have repeatedly
.eer put out OF court and defeated, and
-.ros few wears ago publication was made
.r the L1ndon and Continental press ~ al
gerious scheme 20 fabricate bogus eVi-
lsr-e OF the alleged marriage between the
-Diamond Duke" ard Miss Seymour. b.
means OF certain documents IN the library
.- tho British Museum. nothing more las
aea heard 81 any lawsuit. In fact. the
a~s a. the two Counts de Civry b. 20 al
T-euts and purposes dead.
Amoug tie Oldest families OF the German
arisrOcracy are the Counts and t0Eutesses
-'1rckhein- M0ntmartin. whose name is wei
SCH known a. America through the ire
aIert participation of two ~ the young
ellIts in motoring and aviation contests In
r.e United States. They belong To what Is
.40Wn as the ''JradeI' 0f Hayaria-that -
l0 ssy. their family was already noble Al
-i' Dawn of history. Justly proud of their
lGesEe. they were h0rrihed - learn las.
ear that one q the youthful scions of the
sous. Lad married in London soi-oisait
ilcomtesse de Ciyry. The count Hho Is
alltrsvaesut and IN debt. had allowed him
-sif 20 bs inyeigle led by the woman into the
e.lef that sne was the granddaughter 81
.is sO-called Diamond Duke % bruifs-
aick and chief heiress ~ biz colossal fort
ne Young count Durckheirn had efl-
icury paid very little attention 10 the
ieEspsrer records of the case. each OF the
s-merous trials "a France. Switzerland and
Germany having contributed 20 demon
rate the fsllacy. not % call n by a worse
anne. q the pretensiOns Of the GIVES
After bis marriage. finding that his bride
I'D Dut little more money than himself ne
i-fituted az inquiry. through which NJ be
'ame aVare Of the fact, known 10 most
fner people. thaf fiie Civrys have once
80 Tor al time been pat out of court ana
i-si his BRIDE therefore had nothing ~i'sl-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
TOO MANY THEATRES-BELASco
Denounces Promoters, Whereupon
Pittsburgers Drop 81. .0O0, 900 Project.

IBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Pittsburg. Dec. 14.-David Belasco. who
was in Ptttsburg to-day. declared that the
American drama was being rapidly ruined
by the erection OF too many theatres and
the creation OF too many stars" He de-
clared that in the mad rush for wealth
promoters built theatres which they must
hH in order 20 pay the interest on the
money invested. To do this. he said. they
must accept inferior talent. ard thus hood
wink the public. which was rapidly becom-
ing angered az the entire theatrical propo-
sition.
So plain We're the statements Of Mr.
Belasco that Ptttsburg promoters who an
nounced tonight the cancelling OF plans
for a new 81 900 OOe theatre admitted that
his statements had Influenced them
greatly
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
OBITUARY.
JAMES EDGAR.

James Edgar, president Of the New
York Stamping Steel Metal Company, at
North nth and Berry streets. Williams
burg, died last night az his home. No. Ss1
Sterling Place. Brooklyn
M Edgar was born IN Scotland sixty
seven years ago He came 10 this country
When seventeen years old. When stiH a
young man he opened an establishment for
Manufacturing currycombs. This business
increased rapidly. and AZ the time OF his
oeath M Edgar was one OF the largest
manufacturers OF these combs in this coun-
ry.
NJ Edgar vas member Of the Parkway
Driving Club and the Union League Club
of Brooklyn. He was never married No
arrangements for the funeral have been
made.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
JoRN TAKES OUT FIRST PAPERS

Karl J0rn. one Of the tennrs u the Metro
politan Opera House. carried out his an
uounced intention 20 become an American
citizen by taking out his first papers in
the Supreme Court yesterday. Jorn was
born IN Russia. but II a member Of the
Swedish nobility. He said he likes the
American democracy best. so he renounces
his allegiance 10 the King OF Sweden and
gives up his birthrght 10 q title.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
Hid FOR Liberals.
Nationdlists Decide to Support
the Ministry.

Dublin, Ireland, Dec. 14--Th. Central
Committee OF the Irish Nationalists at
a meeting to-day decided 70 support the
Liberals in the general election Pre-
mier Asquith's recent declaration at AL
bert Hall concerning Home Rule for Ire
land is deemed satisfactory. The reso-
luton was moved by John Redmond and
was passed unanimously
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
AUGUsTlN oUERoI.

Madrid, dec. 14-Augustin O,ieroI. the
sculptor. died to-day. He had recently
submitted model for the Columbus
monument which is 70 b@ erected a. Wash
ingrnn.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To the Employees.

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help oJTCKIY|
SAVE TIME AND FxPENSE BY con-
suIting the file OF applications OF selected
aspirants for positions OF various kinds
Uhich has lust been installed at TIL
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No. 1854 Broadway.
Between seth and 37th StrecV,
Office hours: 3 a. m 20 .. m
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
COUNTESS LoNYAY GOES MORT.

Vienna. Dec. t. - Ex-Crown Princess
stephanie. the daughter Of King Leopold.
who is now the Countess Lonyay. left
Hungary to-day for Brussels 10 see her
father.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
asst OF MRS. DAKON. "
FOR WILLIAM WINTER.

The National Arts Club will give a
dinner this evening for William Winter.
The Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott. Augustus
Thomas. the Rev. Thomas r. Slicer and
T. Rankin Tovse will speak
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
MARRIED..

SorristOwn. Penn. BY the rector. the Rev
Charles Ffsxe. Tuesday evening December IA
Mary daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfr-d IaId-
wig stau1er. OF NorrtstOwn. Penn. 70 John
Hyatt. OF Dr and Mrs. Hartman NayIor
Of New York CITY
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

on May % Of this year Nicolai SeIden.
publisher OF Count Tolstoy's Thou Shalt
Not KILL" and other political pamphlets.
was sentenced 10 the fortress at ST. Peters
burg for six months. The count az that
time wrote letter 10 the court defending
his publisher. and saying the latter was q
passive offender. and inviting the magfs-
offender. The magistrate. however. refused
To take action
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

ACTON-On Monday. December 13s 1900. az
his home IN Old say brook. Conn. Thomas
&. Acton. IN the S3d year Of his age. FuneraI
Thursday az $50 D m
BRApI.EY-On SUNDAY. pecemher n. 1900
a. her residence. No. 90. West i02d -
sarah A. BRADLEY. daughter OF the late
Francis l. and Mary Bradley Intcrment IN
Greenwood. leaving Union Methodist Epis-
copAi Church. West ssth ST. between Broad
way and Eighth ave. At u o'clock TO- day.
"Wednesday
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
TSDFRrAKERs

FRANK ~ CAMPBELL 2a1-s vsss ess =.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ambulanc-s-
Tel 1524 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt. the world -vids-kaov,
undertaken. Only one place OF business. sta
ave and Ieth st. Largest N the world rsi-
I24 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must BE-
Endorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
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New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
ToLsToY's PUBLISHER JAILED.
A Years Sentence for Printing One Of
the Count s Books.

81. Petersburg. Dec H-The publisher OF
Tolstoy's book. The Kingdom Of God
Within Us" was sentenced to-day to a
years imprisonment in fortress.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

Pennsylvania and New Jersey. generally fair
to-day and Thursday: light 70 moderate vest
winds
For Eastern New York. partly cloudy IN
southern. local SHOWS IN northern portion to-
day: Thursday. partly cloudy moderate west
winds
For New England. partly cloudy to-day.
local SHOWS and slightly colder IN northern
portion. Thursday. partly cloudy: moderate
west winds.
For Western Pennsylvania local SHOWS to-
day; Thursday, partly cloudy; moderate west
winds
For Western New York. local SHOWS to-day.
THURSDAY partly cloudy; moderate TO brisk
west winds
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Orfcisl Record and For-cs~t.-vashinE
Dec l4-Both sections of the storm q Monday
have continued northeasrvard. but pressure IS
still low rom Seu England westward through
The LAX. region. and sincs Monday night thers
have been moderate rains and SHOWS from the
urper Mss.ssippi Valley and the upper AXE
region eastward There were also liEhr local
SHOWS IN tire plains states the central Rocky
Mountain region and the Northwest West Of
the Rocky Mountains the weather generally
fair. with very high pressure over the northern
districts
II is considerably colder in the plains states
and along the middle and south Atlantic coasts.
and warmer IN the east Gulf states. but else
where temperature changes were not OF conss-
qCence With the exception of local SHOWS
Wednesday IN the lake region and Northern New
England and possibly some showers in the
east Gulf states. the weather will De generally
fair Wednesday and Thursday throughout the
country II will be somewhat colder Wednesday
in the lower Mississippi Valley, but elsewhere
temperature changes WITH not be decided
The winds along the New England coast
Will be moderate west except brisk Wednesday
the east Maine coast: middle Atlantic
Coast. moderate west. south Atlantic Coast.
light 70 moderate, becoming variable:
Gulf Coast, light 70 moderate. variable. be-
coming northwest: west Gulf Coast moderate
north on the lower lakes moderate 20 brisk
west; upper lakes, moderate west TO north
west.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports will have moderate west winds. with
generally fair weather 70 the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAwS cEMrrEsy.

4. readily accessible 5y Harlem train rr--- s-sn&
central Station. Webster and Jerome avenue rroi-
Ieys and by carriage Lots $50 Up Telsphors
4s55 Gramsrcy FOR Book of Views OF repre-
sentative.
once. % East I'd 81. New York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

Highest temperature yesterday. % degrees (at
i2Oi A. ml: lowest 81: average 81 sverax.
ror corresponding date % last year 30 average
for corresponding date OF last thirry-three
years. As.
Local forecast. Partly cloudy today ana
Thursday. moderate Vest winds
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15
IocaI oreiaI R-cord.-Th. foI1orinr -

IOraI UlIttaI hrNOfH-IH H' 0FfTCIaI
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
chsnges IN temperature for the last rwenrv-fo,1r
hours. in comparison with the corresponding daIe
OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

Oficial observations ot United states weather
bureaus. taken az .. Yesterday. Follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-15

his late ressasnce. No ss1 Sterling Pisc-,
BROOKLYN James Edgar. Notice Of sunsrN
hereafter.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14

Clarence Cuusingham lived az
Wallace. Idaho. II the time be hrs,
became interested In the Cunning
ham elaims Wallace IL the chief
town " the Occur d.Aiene mining
region BY . sort q financial ma
uipnlstion. not here necessary 20 sE-
plain. the Guggenheims control the
lead output Of the Occur d'Aienss
Wallace Il The residence Of senator
v. ,. Hepburn Of Idaho. cunnlRs.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
FORCE ZELAYA'S
RESIGNATION
Important Battle May Be Fought
at RecarO

NEW ORLEANS, La, Dee, a.
Information IL gathered from the
private dispatches received from Pan
ANA. which are apparently auihen-
tie. today declare that GeneFaI Nor
aIes. formerly one Of zslaya'a lead
ers. hes declared himself ii favor
Of General Estrada. asserting that
zelaya'a yoke N that of . tyranG and
should no longer Be borne. II il re-
ported that Morales has marched
against RIvas. He Aas already cap
tured crlsi. and saopa. towns near
the Costa Rican bcrdeF.
Preparing 20 AtaArk zeiasa.
BLUEFIELDS, Dec i4.--Il has
nov been definitely learned that e.
trada has abandoned DeAye and 81
massing his forces for m attack up
on zeIAyA. according to todayss ad-
vices. The impending battle. which
promises 10 be most important
event. will probably be fought At Re
caro-. IL miles from Rama
General YaAaues. zeIaya'a most
trusted lieutenant. u IN command 81
the forces At Recaro. and II il against
his troops that Eatrada attek will
be directed. The insurgents com
missaFy department. which was re-
Gently established near Rama. h being
moved toward RccaFO. in view Of the
expected battle, The rebels are re-
ported as being well equipped.
TyFaRt Plans 90 F1ee.
NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. ia
Managna. the capital o. Nicaragua.
Is In the hands OF the rabid revola-
tionary mob. according TO 3 cable
gram. which Is authentic. from Grey,
town today. The streets are throng-
ed with excited people and the shout.
ms mobs are parading before the
palace crying. "HuFrnh for Estrada
Taft" The Fumors to the effect that
zelaya win make good hia declare
ton aud resign has thrown the en-
tire population into the greatest ex
element Another report ls belna
circulated to the effect that the die
tator i planning flight from tht
country.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
Jet TWO ON BUR-
GLARY CHARGE
OSCAR SCHNEIDER, JR., AND
CLARENCE TIDWELL CAP.
TURED FOR STEALING.
aid That Tidwen Has Confessed
Crime.

The police officers in Spokane.
With the assistance of Chief MeGov-
lrn OF this city. made some important
Grrests Saturday evening in that city
ghen they captured Oscar Schneider,
r., Clarecne Tidwell. Henry Russell
Ind Henry Smith. The four were
wing in a house at 719 IL East Pa
iic avenue. Russell and Smith we're
aiken in on the charge Of yagrancy,
hile more serious charge Of burg
AIRY is lodged against Schneider and
dwell in this city. The two last
med were brought here and Schnei-
er was lodged in the county jail,
Fhile Tidwell is In the city jail
waiting preliminary examination.
The crime which ledt to the arrest
bf Schneider and Tidwell is alleged
o have been committed on the night
BIZ December Z and it is understood
hat Tidwell has confessed, his story
duplicating his pal as the chief Of
ender. 1t is said that Schneider and
Tidwell came from Spokane on the
evening Of the It'll, leaving that city
pn the 6:15 p. m. train, which they
eft at La Crosse, carrying with then
wo suit cases. They went to It'd
Wells home in the northern part o
he city and it is claimed that Schnei
Ter proceeded from there to thu
khicken house of a Mrs. Manyille
where he broke open the door ant
tole o number of chickens. Not be
ng satisfied with the first raid, h
said to have made a second. Tn
.h.ckens were killed and taken t
Fpokane in the two suit cases whicI
re now in the hands of the officer
With the blood stains and feathers o
he inside as evidence of the rot
berry
The four men were former res
leulS Oh THIS city anu NuSSCiA 0N
Schneider last summer forfeite
bonds of 500 for their appearance
n court on the charge of eontribu
ng to the delinquency of girl by tn
name of Maggie Smith. and this cas-
5 still pending against them.
1t is thought by the officials thi
hese arrests viii account for Il
numerous cases OF chicken stealth
that have taken place in this city
late. The men would come fro
Spokane, leave the train at !
Crosse, and by so doing avoid the
ieers, commit their crimes and
turn to that city on a later train.
Schneider was taken before judi
Egbers this morning and his pr
iminary examination set for tomo
row morning at 10 o'clock. No tin
has been set for the examination
Tidwell.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14

and operate. in the interest of the
Alaska Gold Mining company, the
rich Nome placer mines owned by
tie unlettered but law-respecting
pTospectors. It was proposed to steal
these mines either Dy an adroitly
worded act of congress-just as Bal.
Iiager tried to legallze the Cunning
ham claims by having the laws
amended-or. failing in that, to con-
fiseate them BY decisions Of the Alas
ka courts. which we're to be Of theii
oxn making and appointment-exaet'
IN as Balllnger sought to have hii
sa bordinates create by the Pierce de
cision a special Law sor the Cunning
ham claims. Alexander Mckenzie o.
North Dakota was the captain Of thti
hlibustering enterprise. Donald X
Mckenzie Is one of the chief con
spirators in the present attempted
zeal Alec Mckenzie vas baekes
and ably defended bg the two seEa
ltoIs from North Dakota-MeCumoe
lard Hansbrongh. Fed bennett. th'
uresent commissioner Of the genera
Hand office. who figures actively u
lthe Cunningham eases. was a forme
private secretary Of Senator Hans
brough. He was clerk Of the senat
committee on public lands, Of Ehicl
Haasbrough vas chairman. for seH
eral years Immediately prior to o.
coming special land ageu4 in the Ses
BY appointment Of Ballinger. the
commissioner Of the general land o.
nee.
After all preparations had bee
perfected at the Washington en-
spurious suite we're brought in A'ai
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
JOHN Z, WHITE TO sFEAK
At COURR DALRNR COLLEGE
4 q platforms Orator % FaE Aaerp
Thma Ordinary AhIiky.

hN4#AN8AN MANMNAlI
Than Ordinary Ahlliky.
The nonorahle Mr. John u whita.
the noted IeetaFer foE the Heary
George Lecture association. win al.
dress The students % the coeaF
d'Aieen college AZ the college a..
sembIy room Wednesday afteFnoon AZ
O'Clock.
Mr.. White l. rbably the most
acted orator IN the Unised States
with one Or two exceptions. He ID
known I'll over the states. Canada
and England. having allied : great
many Numbers In England last win
ter while there. Hia work IN Eng
land vas particularly % Land and
Us Rent. and Henry George and
Ills Philosophy Ne received many
compliments on his work from all
the large and iRauenfIAi societies. %
England While be vas there hs
Was closely assoCistsd with NJ. Win
ston Churchill. the LIBERAL In the
parliament. and chnrehiil attributes
great share Of his success b ths
land question OF England, which u
nearly settled and Which provided
that the landlord must sell 10 the
tenant 81 q fair valuation % the land.
thus DOING aSay with some 81 the
powers Of che landlord Of England.
to the efficient work OF aF. white.
Mr. whites force 10 eeaterea on
direct legislation. government BY In.
junction. Henry Uecrga and ais pail
osophy. the source 81 municipal cor
Faptlon and the pabiie owneFaAip OF
public atliuiea.
| Mr. " } Bryan Of LlneolH. Web.
says OF Mr.. white 4 am very glad
to knou thai Mr. white IL 10 con
linue giving his tire TO the lecture
heId. lie l. a student Of eeonomie
questions and what - says Ia worth
hearins am especially RFatinea
at the educational work he u dolng
ON the Initiative aud referendum. I"
Mr. g. T. SHELLY. Atehiasa. Kan.
says: II there u man On TIE lee
ture platform today Who has 3 keea-
~ lntsilsst than lean z. Waite OF
Who l. more gifted With greater abb.
~ 70 teach anderstnndingly even the
: most uninformea or badly Informed
have never met such . enc. ] have
had the pleasure - hearing Mr.
whhs > numher Of timea sna III
addresses have always been tassfui
Interesting and adequate. no mattel
What The subjeet"
Mr. White h tearing the north
weat and this ~ = rare opportunity
10 hear bin, aud the citizens % cOeui
d'AIene. - - u as the sgnaenis o
the coeaf a'Aisne college. are mos
e0rdiAliy Invited 10 aitsaa his lee
tare.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
DTVORrE FOR MRs. JONES.

Mrs. JenHie Rebekah Ioass vas
yesterday granted a divorce from her
husband. Percy Jones. Of this city.
b. the district eours The complaint
charges the defendant With adultery.
The papers In the ease we're aied
Saturday and the decree q the eoart
granting the divorce vas aIsd early
yesterday Both are prominsnt yoang
people OF this city snd sere margisd
shout a year ago.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
PUBLIC MEN IN
THE SPOTLIGHT
SpOliatiOn OF AIaska's Rich Re-
sources is Charged
lCopyrIHht, 400, 81 ? ,. CONE. 4 asul

Copyright, lSOo. By r ,. Collier sSn-l
NEW YORK. n. Y. Dec. I4.-col-
lier's Weekly of December Is will
contain the following article on the
Alaska coal land scandal:
The Gold Conspiracy.
That you may the better under
stand how lids exist for the purpose
OF being sat upon. We shall FIRST sum
Marie a little OF the preceding his
tory OF Alaska. showing how those
who revealed the robber barons at
work were squelched then. even as
now. Besides, it connects with the
present grabs in various interesting
respects.
The Alaska Gold Mining company
organized by Washington politicians,
exploited Alaska with so high a hand
that even Washington gasped at the
bFazenness. Then the spoil was gold
now 1t is copper and coal. ReS
Beach told the story. Later he made
its facts the foundation for his novel
The Spoilers" Speaking OF the pol
ley Of suppression which then con
trolled in Washington. he said
You haven't heard OF itG OF cours,
not. When the seaLdal came out. 4
was smothered. and the public KEEP
In ignorance. Criminals were par
doned, records expunged, thieves ex
allied to new honors." The wheels o
justice at Washington were myster
iously clogged. The scheme. as orig
J inally planned and for a long tim
successfully carried out, was to seizr
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
TWO PASSENGER
TRAINS CRASH
TAIL ND COLLISION CAUaRa
sRVERAL DEATHS AND
MANI INJURIES.

Fast Train Crashes Into Aaether -
Pennsyixania.
ERIE. Pa. Dee, ls.--Three Itai-
ian laboEress are dead and aeven per-
sons seriously Injured a. result %
rear end collision betwean tho
Twentieth CentuFy Limited and the
Chicago Rosson Llmltea tFaina On the
I.aka sheFw road riK miles from this
city.
The former train was moving over
the rails - 3 rate Of IS miles a.
hour shortly after mldnigAe. when
they ran down the slow chieago-Dos-
ton train. When the accldeas oceaF-
red the air was flIied with an0w Hus-
riea and Il wAs almost impossible 10
see any distances ahead
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-12-14
STRIKE SITUATION n
UNCHANGED N SPOKANE


SPOKANE. WASH. Dee ia
Thoagh DO local strikers have return
ed 10 work. the railroad officials IN
Folsed IN the sWitrhmea's strike De-
clare that the conditions are n0w
normal snd that the strike Is bsoksn
80 far a. thsy are concerned The
Adjustment Of the trouble b. the use
ct aosani0n men ID the yards has
spared Bpokans from . fuel famine