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New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
JOHN LA FARCE EXPLAINS REMARKS.
Simply Voicing Regret at Lack of Co-ordina-
tion Between the Arts, He Says

John La Fargo. who created somewhat OF stir
at the dinner of the Architectural League of New
York on Friday night by his remarks concerning
firm Of local architects. as printed in yesterday
mornings Tribune, said yesterday that, while he
had been correctly quoted, he did not mean the
remarks in the spirit in which they had been
taken.
Il am simply voicing my regret at the lack OF
coordination between the arts-between the mural
painters and the architects" said he. I'VE were
all friends at the dinner and knew each ether well
AS for my statement that Mckim, Mead & White
had refused 10 give any work that was based
on something the late Stanford White said TO me-
We were intimate friends; yet he remarked TO me
once that for business reasons he could never have
me do any work Why, l do not know
LAS for the medal presented to me, when said
that received it with some reticence or thanks
meant simply that I getting to that time
of life when such things meant little. AT my age
one thinks more of the heaven in Andrea del
sarto'-how does It go? Well never mind-its 8
aftv-two years since I've read 1T But it's about
paintins within the four walls or heaNsn WIN
Michael Angelo and the others
II was pointed out yesterday that few OF Mt La
F'aree's productions were in public buildings IN
this citv or elsewhere IN the East. His Work IN
ST Thonas's Church destroyed by fire. OUT
side of those owned privately, there are the altar
paiuting and windows in the Church of the AS
PauI the Apostle. Mr.. La Fargo is not represented
on the walls Of the Boston Public Library the
architects of which were McKim Mead & White
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
NINE. DE NAVARRO SAILS FOR HOME.
Husband, Detained Here by Illness, Will Fol
low Her Soon.

Nine. Antonio de Navarro, who before her mar
riage Mary Anderson. the actress sailed for
Liverpool yesterday the White Star liner Baltic
after short visit with her father-in-law IN this
city. She accompanied by her son. A
younger child. who came with her and her hus-
band 10 this country more shan month ago. re-
mained with Nj de Navarro, who was indisposed.
but will sas soon for England
My visit 10 New York. after an absence Of
nine wears has been delightful said Mime. de
Navarro Il met hundreds Of friends that have
IN many years. and I return 10 England
with exceedingly pleasant recollections of brief
visit. wouid like live again In America, or at
least make much longer visit here. 1 really had
TO return to England with my that he might
resume his studies at school
New York has changed wonderfully in nine
years. Ny son likes America, but he complained
that he did not get q good opportunity TO see the
city while coming up the harbor as the ship news
reporters took up so much Of his time asking him
questions He expects to have good look at the
tall buildings this time when go down on the
steamer to Quarantine.
Nine. de Navarro in excellent health and
spirits, ana many friends were at the pier TO bid
her goodby.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
NovELTIEs AT MANHATTAN.

An evening of debuts-or at least hFsI appear
orce- tht. season-distinguished the presentation
~ the triple biIl-"Cavalleria Rusticana' Pas-
Iiacci' and Ia Mort de Cleopatra AT the ~ MAJ
bo++ap Onera House last night. There was ne"
,,ueicaI conductor in the person of Gaetano Scog-
nan,iel;o: Mr. Constantine sang for the hrst trhe
in New York the part of Turiddu. in the Mascasni
oDera. Nine AgostinelH made first appearance
this season as Santuzza, as did Nine MarlsAa-
A,dr;ob as Lola The Spanish tenor sang the
music with his usual taste and finish. but failed
70 carry conviction in depicting the brutality OF
the character
In .'PagliaccP' Miss Zeppilh made her hrst ap-
nearance this season Nedda Mr- Iaccah was
the Canio and Mr.. SammaTco. as Tonic, sang tne
oroIogue with his usual effectiveness Tne audi
pIca g large one was demonStra tive and lavish
I'm its acknowledgements of the work Of the singers
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
al TaovAToRE" AT METROPOLITAN.

A ,arga and enthusiastic audience heard yester-
dav afternoon at the Metropolitan an even perform
orca Of verdi's III Trovatore-- On the programme
Mr Campanarf was announced for the part OF Ii
Conte di Luna, but he was fndlsposeo anu III
Aroato took his place and gave TO the music an
o4eacti,-a exnression as he has done on previous
annea-ances this season. Nine Eames mace a
beautiful Leonora, and Nine Homer gave as al
wavs a vocally and dramatically effective lrnper-
sonation of Azucena- Mr. Martin Iresh rom q
- rigbt performance of la Wally," added
.tr+ and color to the performance, and that other
Young American. Mr.. witherspoon. showed I'M
~o-,enent with a repeated inpersonation OF Fer
nd
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
BROOKLYN socIETY's ENTERTAINMENT.

The fifteenth annual entertainment and reception
Of the julius Kayser Mutual Aid Society was held
at Prospect Hail. Brooklyn, Friday evening. 1t
was regarded the most successful one IN the
hIstorysof the society. The officers s. B. Rains.
president; Miss }. Duggan. vice president: A Hart
ford recording secretary; II. Kreps. financial sec
retAry, and E. spott, treasurer At the close of
the entertainment programme a large portrait of
Julius Kayser president Of julius Kayser s Co,
was presented to the association
The society is an association of the employees of
Iulius Kavser a to. organized primarily for the
nurnose OF aiding such of its members as may he
temporarily incapactated for work. 1t also has a
death benefit fund
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
BENEr1T FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Cohan & Harris Have Strong Bill for Presen-
tation Next Sunday at New York Theatre.

Messrs Cohan and Harris have arranged the an
NAL beueft for the Home for Destitute Crippled
children TO be given next Sunday night at the
New, york Theatre. All the prominent players no"
=, town will participate IL the performance for
~, worthy charity. There Will be specialtes by
De Wolf Hopper Anna Held, Blanche Ring, Lucy
Weston. Charles Bigeiow. Montgomery and Moore
Tom Lewis George NJ Cohan. Josephine Cohan'
t-,.,l, Foeartv the Empire City Quartet, Hoey
- 20 Cliff Gordon, Clifton Crawford, BESSIE
Mccoy and Matthew's and Ashley. -
TIE entire proceeds of the oenent VIII oe 90
.ted IN the home This is of numerous worthy
benefts given at this season OF the year by eIie
D1.+,ers Seats NAV be had at the box once
~ }be New York Theatre The programme VIII
tnc,ude scenes from several OF the current plays
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
WIFE SUES CAPTAIN CHASE, U. s. A
Author Alleges She Was Confined in sana-
torium and Asks Divorce.
10 TeIeeraph to The Tribune.

Wilmington Del jan 30.-Testimony was heard
in the Superior Court here to-day in the case OF
Mrs Edith J.. Chase author, formerly OF
New York but who lives here. against her
husband Captain Arthur W. Chase, I. D A. on
rho ground OF desertion. The husband is stationed
at Fort Howard Baltimore. The wife IS a niece
Of Ex-Governor Preston Lea of Delaware.
Mrs Chase alleges that her husband placed her
in sanatorium at Laurel, Nd. She contended at
to-day's hearing that the desertlon began Will ie
- ;r.o the institution The Court ruled,
,,v,eve, that il did not until her departure
As the necessary period of two years that oonsti-
tutes deserion was lacking. the case was continued
March
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
TAG DAY" RETURNS PRETTY SLIM.

Because of the bad weather yesterday and
n,erous misunderstanding. tag day" for the
benefit OF the Italian earthquake sufferers netted
slim returns TO the three hundred workers who
went through business buildings in the section
,f the city below 2sd street The plan 10 have
,-orLars Al subway entrances AMI 20 have certain
oerformers make tag day collections from the
stages OF some OF the theatres failed: and the
efforts Of the committee. headed by Mrs. Paul
CERT were confined to the big buildings. The
amount collected will not be known until the seals
OF the boxes are broken Monday and the money
counted.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
ARTISTS SIGNATURE DUTIABLE.

The question Of a duty on an artists signature
was passed upon In decision OF the BOARD OF
United states General Appraisers yesteroa1' "iicH
ta1s hat the value OF the book plates printed IN
-. at.. yraa enha need when they were sent 10
IsnrIand 10 be signed by the artist making the
r-fgtpaI drawing and were then brought back 10
this mort for publication. Houghton Mifhin Z" o.
who made rho plates protested al d"'S oiarse
:. - -. daclarip~ thev received additional
.,,e. fer the publications containing the signed
plafez
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-Washington. jan So-
storm, warnings are displayed tho Gulf coast at
Tampa on the Atlantic coast from JaeKsonVlHe 10
p.,aor+ and on the California from Port Har-
ford Eureka -, ,ss,.
cola wave warnings displayed IN the hnluu'e
A+artfc ,tates and freezing temperature and heavy
80. warnings have been ordered for Eastern Florida
The storm of Friday and Saturday is now centred
tf t.a northern New England coast 1t was attended
during SATURDAY by temperatures ana hgh Wlhos
rom the Mississippi Valley eastward ana SHOWS over
tbo middle and northern districts 1einpeIHtuIeS al
or,6 c-bere they range from 20 to 50 degrees oeow
- seasonal the western half OF tne
cn,nrv the weather fair with temperatures WAlch
nile stu low exhibit a rising tendency, except IN the
tomneratures in California. 1t will be much colder
S,,n5av in the lower lake region the MIDDLE Atantlc
staes and New England. and continue cod Mohoay IN
- Atlantic lower lake region geheraIS
nesday In upper lake region the central val
Ievs and the Gulf states low temperature Will con
tnue sunday followed by rising temperature monday
anS TUESDAY. the West temperatures VIII rise
.IovIy during Sunday and Monday
Another marked disturbance central to-ngh' on the
-orth Pacific coast, will eastward-soutf eastward
attended by rain Sunday IN the extreme -Nori
ueet nnd on the central and northern ROCKY
Mo1nfain reaching by MONDAY night OF
80 ~ Missouri Valley and Northwest generally
e tho "a stern and portions OF the country
.hs aathar will be generally fair during the next two
huTries VIII continue sunday
SIe ~ Iske region eastward into New England.
1,a winds along New England ard middle Atlantic
oest high northwest but slowly diminishing east Gulf
cast light north Gulf coast light to fresh north
to northeast; Lake Michigan, diminishing north Deco
south.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
PENNSYLVANIA FINE ART EXHIBITION
Feature of Philadelphia Show Number OF
Works by Young Artists.

Philadelphia. Jan. So.-The Pennsylvania Acaa-
env Of the Fine Arts opened its 1o4th annual exhi-
bition of oil paintings and sculpture to-nignt Win
private view. This exhibition IS the larses' sie
80 ovbib,+,on of the year The leading painters
and sculptors Of the country are we'll represented
but an especial feature OF the present exhibition Is
the number of young artists who are showing thelr
work. ,,a
The exhibition in all comprises Al pictures and $50
niacas OF sculpture and represents the pick or over
800 offered works.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
AUTHOR OF THE aeLsIE" BOOKS DEAD

Elkton Nd. Jan, 5o.-After several weeks III
ness, Miss Martha Finley. the author. died to-
day at her home, IN Elktcn. aged eighty-one
years.
Miss Finley vas born at Chillicothe Ohio, on
April IS. 1925. Her girlhood was spent at South
Bend. Ind Her best known works the
Elsie books. She lived in Elkton for the last
thirty years. She wrote frequently under the
pseudonyme Of Martha Farquharson.' She was
the author of many books popular IN Sunday
school libraries
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
ue nJRIo ON LONDON"

E-ed Niblo will give a tEavei-talk on London,
-. ,,-,pdeor Castle TO WhitechapeL' at the
,,ta,, Theatre tonight The talk" will he amply
Illustrated with coIored views, panoramic photo
.,-a,ts and motion pictures. II VIII be repeated
nsx, THURSDAY afternoon. The ATTENDANCE on Nj.
a. d,sco,,recs has been encouraging. AS d
ybola they are interesting and instructive.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
'tNTok BARS GIRL FROM REcToR's."

.sse'ot. X J. Ian 3b-.-The Girl from Rector's."
n,.a Homeey adapted from the French by
rsi. r"'tef- winch presented here last
Srsw,, 80 80 Ni'horaBn here tonight. The with
ls,sr i'Hosed an editorial comment I'm local
tz-..,. .sesing IL. The Trenton Ministerial Union
f,..-.-. 10 Mayor Wslie- Madden TO prevent
,s;fo % tfe Performance. which vas given tn
fscar- I'm ms afternoon This vas n9i salts
80 =, @4u NC Hlaas genent OF the theatre decided
uA4il us production 10 night
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
HARVARD PROFESSOR RESIGNS.

csubridge Mass Jan 30-The Corporation
~ tI.r,,ard college has accepted the resignation
Of William Fenwiclt Harris. assistant professor
Uiritj1g Ricbard buckingham Scammon. OF
Lawrence Kan. has been appointed inStr9Gd9r i,.sr
scboni and Schuyler r. SerNiss, Of ANS i.-ldanl.
y y Instructor in elementary mechanics Tor the
second half Of the present yea.'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
STRAUSS SENDS CONGRATULATIONS.

In reply to cabls message which oscar ham lam
r,ersein sent to Richard Strauss on Friday teiins
the composer that his production OF saIone hao
bse- a success. Mr. Hanlnerstein received yester-
day the following dispatch:
.sFIeartfelt congratulations for 'Salorne victory
.FIektra' Overwhelming success.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
CEMETERIES.
THE woODLAwS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlel train from Grand Cens
Station. webste= and Jeroras avenue roeyS ana
nv carrfa9e lots $3.50 up. Tefsphons 4s53 GranercS
O Views representative
once 20 East 23I St. York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

hector de Castro born ct ConstsntinopIe In
1s4S- he became a naturalized American citizen in
iSSo and was appointed Consul General Of the
United States at Rome in 1897. A year later he
transferred to Zurich. Mr.. de Castro lost his wife
and infant son IN Rome IN January 1905
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BFIIMONT-Nr. and Mrs Hervey Childs. ir
HOII.AND-Ambas ssador Jusseraud Washington
MURRAY HILL. 4. w. Clark. London. MAN
HAITIAN Marshall I.apnam Buffalo. VICTORIA
a r. I1oring Berlin. WAI4DORF-ASTORIA-W
II. Douglas. Minneapolis WOLCOTT-John D.
PhiliJs Durango. Col
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
OBITUARY..
HECTOR DE CASTRO.

Rome. JAN So.-Hector de Castro, American Con-
SUI General at Zurich. Switzerland, and formerly
occupying the post at Rome, died this
morning from uephritis
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

charge.
COMBS. asss 5i:fsa ..a5.;a D. & DOS 5os.Soa. sa
Fuller Edward I. ward Msrgarssts n
5ohhsoH john Sso EzfisH " wilcox. Horato R
AREE1on SATURDAY go 1909 Jss.iy. ITses
her late residence No las West islss 81 ~
vate.
cooMBs-At her residence at waeaela. Rsoa. I.1ana
lam ny Smbs snd Ssushtsr of the Jsrsnisa
Potter Robinson Funeral at Wakefield Non6ay mor0-
DAv1s-Entersd into eternal rest On Friday January
1909 her late residence No. ~ SorIa 53o -
pals daussts. q ne Rev @ NsSss 5sSes ves1 So
ary 1. 1909 at 2:3o D
DuNcAN-At JordanssOn.. FoE,4..hirs ssosls1s "a "a
merchants New Yors and Dundee. scotland
es 1879 a. Auggsts Ga: .e.. ESa.t =
IatQn FusT Of sc[antSa 1o 5sson ave- sranson
d.rin 6 2n M0@da NJ attend sSs FUNERAL can isas
via Laekawanna Railroad on train no, az 10 = ~ N:
ing New York 7:S0 p m Please omit flowers
Il Dc x5as :acs NJ saa Aa4 0 rar a
bull Hill. No 81 West e7th st
JoHNsoNon THURSDAY Janu9Ty 2 Ellen " wslsS ss
of ve5 f Ts at g. ed ns we W We. ] neTai seTTces vii Ss
held sunday January 2:s0 p. her late rss,
friends are invited TO attend IntsrTnsnt private
LIE coUNT-At New Roeaslle on SATURDAY; January ,
Te Count Notice. Of funeral heTsafssr
1oRD-On Friday. p. 1903 Josephine Giiise
/ Wild Lord and daughter Of th9
late Joseph GrIet. this city FUNERAL servfoes
will De held az ST. Thomass Church. Sunday after
noon a $50 O'Clock
RUTHERFURD-suddenly OF pneumonia at her rest
dence No. - East Friday morning. Janu-
% Anna o William walton Ruther-
furd daughter OF Katharne Robert and the iate
william H Jackson Funeral services at Trinity
Church. wall ST. Monday. February l. at 10 o'clock
sTOBO-On Saturday. January go 1859 Robert Stoho.
husband OF Margaret z. the OF IS years
Funeral late resdsncs No 81 River
Drive Monday. February I. at 10 o'clock IN
at con- the family It fs -
flowers De sent
wARD-Suddsny. Friday. January % l9eS AsrEa-
rstta NJ Ward. daughter OF the late Dr. Thomas ana
Margarstta IorIard Funeral services az Trinity
Chapel. Broadway on Monday EsoEuary
/ at 10 a m InterIneut az WOotiawn-
wARDwELI-suddenly. January 2sth- 1909 a. his
home IN y Y. Nathaniel Philips
WardwsII aged 6e years and months KindiS ouris
flowers
wIIrOX-Cn January 2s Midde-
town N Z HOratio Root Wilcox. in tbs Goth year q
Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Local Officiai Record.-The following official record
fr7r the weather shows the changes In the tenn
yerature four hours, In comparison
With the corresponding date of last year:

Highest temperature yesterday 3s degrees; io~est q
corresponding date OF last year
for corresponding date Of @st thry-three
years 80
Local forecast: Partly cloudy much colder day;
high northwest winds fair connued cold Monday.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
UNDERTAKERs.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West 23d 81. Chs5siA
Private and public ambulances- Tel 1874 Chelsea-
Rev. Stephen Merritt. world wide known undsr-
tax Only OF business. Sth Ava and lean
St Largest IN the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Religious Notices.
90 cents a line.

ALL ANGELS CHURCH. wsst End sfst ST.
Rev 5. De iANCSf TOWNSEND. %. D, Rsctcr.-Hely
Communion. ; a M Morning Prayer Sermon ky
-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Married.

Marriage notices appearing THE rRIBCSE VIZ
n. y.nubIished ia the Tri-weekIy Tribune vvishous
extra charge
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Forecast for Special LOcalhes.-For New jersey.
fair and colder Sunday high northwest winds


fa, and colder Sunday cold high northwest winds
Monday fair and continued cold.
For Eastern Pennsyvanin fair Sunday, preceded by
.no,y in the northern portion cold high northwest
winds. Monday. fair. continued cold.
For York partly cloudy sunday, with
light snow in northern and central portions: much
colder below night. in northern
portion: high northwest winds: Monday fair and con
For New England. light and much colder Sun
day; tenperatures below night IN central and
northern portions: high northwest winds Monday fair
continued cold
Peunsylvana. snow nurrtes and continued
cold Sunday: Monday. fair. nut quite cold
For western New York snow furrtes ami colder sun
day. Monday partly cloudy, quite cold in western
portion
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31

BROwN-HANNAH-Ou January 80. a. noon a. 9ras
church Chantry. Miss Elizabeth Hannah 70 Nj Eih0~
Cafpnan Brown
4ARNEY-MIYI.ER-OnS Saturday. January 50. lste -
Rutgers PRESBYTERIAN church. YORK City. by g
Rev Robert Mackenzie Hazel Srinston Miller, tausntsr
OF Mr. and Mrs ". " Miller. OF New YORK CIV -
OsvoId Hood Harney. Of the late Genera Jon9
Bel Hood and adopted Of Mrs. Chariss aarrsoS
Harney. Of Lexington. XIV.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-31
Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII %
repubshed IN the Tri-weekIy Tribune without exrrs
charge.
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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-30
SUN MONS

State of Nevada, County Of Eureka, IS. In
Justices Court, Palisade Township.
G. J. Mcbride, Plaintiff. VS.. John Jury, De-
PENDANT.
The State of Nevada to John Jury:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, a Justice of the Peace in and for Paiisade
Township, County and State aforesaid. at my
Office in Palisade, to answer the complaint oil
Plaintiff. within five days after service on you
of this exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice. il the summons be served in the Town
ship or Cit. in which the action is brought.
Ten DAYS IL served out of the Township or
CITY, but within the County in which the
action is brought, and twenty days II served
elsewhere. Wherein Plaintiff claims to re,
cover from you the sun of Twenty-Five and
5O-10O dollars 1922 0) and costs OF suit, for
board and lodging furnished you at your own
request, as fully set forth in Plaintiffs com
plant on file in my office.
And you are hereby notified that If you tail
to appear and answer the complaint as afore.
said, judgment by default will be taken against
you for the sum Of Twenty two and oO-iVu
dollars 1872. 50) and costs Of suit. :,
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF said
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 9TH day OF DC
tober, A. ID. 1909.
j. M. REQUA, Justice of the Peace,
County and State aforesaid.
C. J. MoBRIDE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Last publication November 20, 1903.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-10-30
SUMMONS

State Of Nevada, County Of Eureka, IS. In
Justices Court, Pslisade Township.
]. p. Raine 4 Son, Plaintiffs, vs. j. II. Ne
vile, Defendant.
The State Of Nevada to J.. II. Neville:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, a Justice of the Peace in and for Pslisade
Township, County and State aforesaid, at my
Office in Palisade, 10 answer the complaint OF
Plaintiff, within five days after service on you
of this summons, exclusive Of the day of ser
vice, if the summons be served in the Town
ship or City in which the action is brought.
Ten days II served out of the Township or
City, but within the County in which the
action is brought, and twenty days IL served
elsewhere. Wherein Plaintiff claims to re.
cover from you the sun of Forty-two and
5-1OO dollars (S42.05l, costs Of suit and attor'
news fees. for merchandise, wares, ETC., pur
chased by you, as fully set forth in Plaintiff
complaint on file in my office.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
to appear and answer the complaint as afore.
said, Judgment by default will be taken against
you for the sum of Forty-two and 5-1O0 dol
lars (s42. O5) and costs of suit.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said
County, Greeting:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my land this 9th day Of Octo
Der, A. ID. 1909.
j. M. REQUA, Justice of the Peace,
County and State aforesaid.
GEORGE II. KENYON, Attorney for Plaintiff
Last publication November 20, 1909.