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New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

KING NOT "SNAPSHOTTED" AT NARIENBAD-
one annoyance which King Edward has been
spared while q Narieubad has been that Of being
pshoIted" For the day Of his arrival Prince
Edward Lichtensteu, the Governor of the province,
issued edict strictly forbddins tho Photographers
Of the royal visitor, under the penalty Of the con-
fscation Of both plates and cameras well as fine,
imprisonment and expulsion in the event Of the
offender being foreigner. Aside from the annoy
ance constituted 10y the knowledge that one is be
ing snapshotted, King Edward has been consider
ably put by learning that persons upon whom he
has merely bestowed a perfmctOry greeting or who
have even accosted him without previous acquaint-
auce have caused themselves 10 ne photo Eraphed III
the act Of either bidding him good day or shaking
hands with him. Ia order 10 convey tho impression
by means Of the pictures that they are on terms
OF friendship with the monarch. Pictures thus OBJ
tanned I'm the past have been utilized not merely
for social climbing but also for plain business and
advertising purposes. and even in one or two in
stances for swn0lcs. IL IS This that has led tie
King to appeal 10 the Austrian authorities for
protection from unauthorized photographers during
his stay al Naricuhad.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Died.

sdSss a :s eSaD. al 1909 , sh6 go IN Be sa 5 =
and sd ave. Friday, september 3. ii a. m.
GALPEN-on Monday. August 80. 1893. Horace aslp.r-
T, services at ne residence of his 5rotnsr ~
tember 2. att p. m. intermsnt private.
GIILINGHAM-Gn board steamship Kroonland. Agsu.s
ham, ct GsTsan'own Penn and dausaier OF tse sss
services Lakes Church. Germantown. Thursday
September . at D. m
IAEFAN1on Tuesday. august 81 1909. sf'er ,hOrs
Ianan- Funeral from her late residence No es
m Interment in Holy Cross
MAO o suddenly. on Tuesday evening august 81
Harriet Lewis Mseogbsr % Widow 81 Wasr f5SSS Sa.
comher. Funeral private
M%AHER-suddenly % on Tuesday. August 81, 1909 ses
tlin Long Island Francis D. Maher. beloved husband
% the late Mary Lansford Funeral from the resi-
ave. BROOKLYN on Friday. September g. at 9:3O a
MOORE suddenly. At Yonkars on September l. Emma
Caroline A. and the late Joseph Pssns. sr Funeral
at asa ale 5esae1sS No 2i %oodOrth ave.
MoRAN-Ou Monday. August 30 1909. John T. SelOvea
late residence. Douglass ST. Brooklyn Thurs.
PE3Nd-r-At No 70 Yves, 1e;h Monday. August 80.
t5 9tIa s Na'e aSr,'n wtioV or the Hey horaes L
vices at the LADY Chapel % church % ST. Mary ths
inE sentemOer p at 10 o'clock in'srTnsnt Trinity
RoBERrsss sT,Ts IGoHjs y T. Monday 4ssuss % 1909
ROBERTS. of this city the residence
or her sister. Mrs. Frank Ludam- 1ntsrment Man
chester Vt.
SCHMIDT Tuesday August 81 1903, Susanna widow
or the late George Schmidt in her 62d year Funsra
VII take place from the residences of her daashter.
Mrs Albert r. Baker. No 552 47th st. Bruokyn
Thursday September .. f9Oa Al D. m. Relatives and
friends respectfully invited attend. 1ntarrnent In
Greenwood
SQUIRES-Tn Troy, y. Y August % 1909 PheOe Hall.
wife OF the late Norman b. Squires in the SSth year
OF her life.
SJMNERFIELD-At Vneiand y T.. Sunday. Auzuss
-, 1909. Jane NJ. daughter Of the late Henry and
Margaret Summerield city. Burial IN the fam
uy plot in Greenwood Cemeterv-
WARNER-August % Harry r. Warner aged as SER
vices az The Funeral Church No. 24t West 2Sd st.
Campbell Buildug) Time later.
WEEKES-At his residence. 2aei ST., Gomez
Island. Augustus r. Weekes. sr.. beloved husband %
Laura Could Weexes
WHTTNEY-AuRust 80 Albert Beach Whitney. NJ D.
in his I2d year Funeral his late resi-
dence. No. 2l8 West 10Th Thursday, Septenbes
2 at II a m. Interment private.
WINGATE-On Tuesday. August 81. 1soa. at Tvlishs
Park Charles F. Wingate. IN the sid OF his
Funeral services at Union Chapel. twilight Park.
Haines Fals y. Y. on Saturday morning September Z.
az l0.3O o'clock
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
YrpoIsH ACTORS WILL STRIKE.

According to the delegates OF the unions whose
members are employed in the Yiddish theatres
they will strike tomorrow. Business Agent Berk-
man. Of the Jewish Choristers Union. said that the
demand for the closed shop had been refused by
the management Of the Thalia. Grand and London
theatres ana tine actors chOristers and others en-
ployed would keep away from rehearsals to-mor-
row afternoon The management OF the Peoples
Theatre. he said, averted a strike by granting the
DANA nd
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
FUNERAL OF CHARLES x. coROlER.

The funeral Of Charles Xarier Cordier' a reured
merchant who died on Tuesday was he'a Sesl'i-
a., at his home No. 8j6 West sith street Inc
bgrial Was IN the family plot In Nehs'1o
~ ~ ,,,,,ated IA tie public schools here. During
,.e ci-.n war he served with the l2th keslLnshl'
- - VI Volunteers. 4 wife. one son ana d
daughter survive him
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"MME. x" ON LONDON STAGE.

London, Sept Mime " English version
OF Alexandra Bisson's Paris success La Femme
"" had a splendid reception tonight at the Globe
Theatre. Lena Ashwel- as JaCqueline achieved
the greatest triumph of her career.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

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,H,isTrnof Palace Hotel. Hotel Imperial. Hotel Rose
md PARK Hotel Wiesbaden. Hotel Furstenh0f and
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nest. Hotel savoy and West End and Hotel National
tarsbad: Hotel Tyro. innsbruck koop'S Hotel
k6nigsvlla. Fr4nzensbad; Hotel Weimar and Hotel
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Tungfraubuck. fnteriaken; Hotel Beau Site Lau~
same Palace Hotel. Malota; Hotel Belmont. Non
treaNs Hotel Thunerhof Thun
ITAfY-Eiots Excelsior Grand Hotel Hotel Curinsl and
ROYAL Hotel Rome. Hotel villa Este. Cernooolo
a. Ia vile Milan Hotel psnisn and Grand HOs>A-
Venice
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-Washington. Sept l.
The cool weather already reached the Atlantic coast
and The te1vera lures still unssasonaby low in the
Nfi,fa states The showers which have occurred in
Northeastern connection with the disturbance
moving down the St Lawrence valley gradually end
ing Elsewhere Of the Mississippi River mostly alr
weather has prevaie but beyond the Missouri River and
reaching almost to Pacific coast rainfall has been
i+ general tn. centre Of the Western storm has
luafned nearly stationary.
rotahr hsiu I'm south. while fair and cool weather
the Great Lakes region ONO NHieS anu
rortr md iufilIe Atlantic coast states
THURSDAY for European ports VIII
brisk winds becoming light and
,srabIe with generally fair weather. 20 the Grand
Banks. --.,. q, -,
Tbo winds along tho New England coast will be moi
Atlantic moderate north
r- souh Atlantic light nOrthery becoming varia
hia. C;uf coast variable the lower and upper
lakes. light variable
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
OPERA COMPANY INCORPORATED.

Albany. Sept. The Whitney Opera Company. Of
New York with a capital of S25,Go0. incorpor
ated to-day. The directors are Frederick g. Whit
ney. Frank Z. Weadou and Maurice Meyer, Of New
York.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

The Whitney Opera Company will produce an
opera founded on George Bernard Shaw's Arms
and the Man" and called The Chocolate Soldier
al the Lyric Theatre on September l6 and have
other plays and operas in prospect.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Highest yesterday. degrees lowest.
average IS average for corresponding wear
80. average corresponding date of last thirty-th
20
local forecast. Fair and continued cool to-day and
Friday: moderate north winds becoming light and vari
able
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Katherine Mulkius and Frederick L. Haw-
thoTne. grandson of Nathaniel Hawthorne. We're
married yesterday afternoon at the home Of Dr.
William Champion Demiug. IN West Chester. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Joseph y.
Foster. Of st Peters Church. West Chester. Only
the Immediate members Of the families Of the
bridge and bridegroom were present Following
the wedding a dinner served on the lawn
Mr. and Mrs Hawthorne started later an
automobile tour through the New England Coast
resorts. on their return in October they will make
their home ia this CITY.
Mrs Hawthorne. who was the leading woman in
the late Kinks La Shelle's production and orig
mattel the principal feminine part in Checkers
has given up her stage career. Mr. Hawthorne
has been in newspaper work The Tribune for
several wears.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
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New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
THE DRAMA
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.
THE Love Cure. -

The Love Cure" which had its first performance
in this city at the New Amsterdam Theatre last
night II measured by the recalls and all-around
enthusiasm shown by "A crowded house. has the
elements necessary for long run. 1t is described
as a musical romance of stageland. but It is more
a commingling of romance comedy. farce, near
ira sgedy, and all with dressing of exquisite. Hitting
music. The plot. for it has plot is German. and
IS the music. and hence the romantic element
predomiHates. Mr.. Oliver Herford adapted IL from
the German and retained the original score.
The story is simple and with the ending that
every interference with love is supposed 70 have
son OF wealthy parents falls in love with prima
donna, and Of course the father objects The lead
ing man OF the company 10 which the prirna donna
belongs is in love with her. OF course he agrees
with the father Of the young man to effect love
cure To this end the father gives an entertain
ment and the prima donna and the leading man
are invited. The former. bv means Of extrava-
giant behavior. attempts to disilusionze her young
admirer
She seems TO succeed, but in fact does not How
ever. in the deceit practsed. the leading man is
led To believe that the prima donna loves him The
son Of the wealthy man is engaged another
woman. other complications ensue. but the whole
matter comes 10 the conclusion in the last Of the
three acts that the love cure was Ineffective and
the only one to suffer IS the leading man
There was the srnoothness about the performance
Of long practice. Charles ]. Ross as the leading.
man, and Miss Esie Bowen. as the prina donna
won the approval Of the audience Alfred Blake. the
son of the wealthy man. was admirably portrayed
by Craig Campbell. and Eva Faon. as Mildred
Si!liman, who engaged to Blake was included
in the approval which the all around admira bleness
OF the performance Of the whole cast gained The
recalls were more numerous than usual at a first
night In this city but If the situations failed Of
exciting enthusiasm, the songs never failed to
please Running through the musical romance is
a scarcely concealed vein OF moraIizing favor of
improved stage conditions
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Detroit. Sep; Announcement has ben made
of the engagement of john L. Scripps, Of san
Dfero cal, and Miss Edith aIcRae. OF this city
TN, ,y.adins will take place the home of the
brides parents here September S. after which the
pair will depart for their home IN California L.
"A. scripps the father OF the bridegroom-to-be
and Milton A McRae the father Of the prospective
bride. have been associated for many years IN tn'
,,tlisblpe af newspapers in the West and Middle
west. under the name Of the Seripps- -MeRae
League
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
1.orscn.t for snecIaI LacaIities.-ror Now

fair and cooler to-day Friday and COOL moderate
northwest winds becoming light and variable.
For Eastern New York. fair and continued cooler to
1av ana Friday: moderate north winds. becoming light
and variable
For New Jersey to-day and FRIDAY cooler Thurs
a- moderate north winds. becoming light and variable.
For Eastern PENNSYLVANIA. generally fair to-day and
FRIDAY: the eastern portion, moderate winds,
becoming variable.
For Western New York Western Pennsylvania. fair
and cool toiav Frlav fair with rising temperature
'frht variable winds
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
IIdrrifd.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
ne repubIished In the Tri-"eekly Tribune without
extrn
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
UNDERTAKERS.
SDeCi1I Notices.

FRANK r CAMPBELL a4l-s west 2sd ST. chaosla
Private Rooms. Prlvale Amhulances TEL 1921 Chel.ea
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Bristol. John y
Galpen. Horace.
GiHingham. Katherine W b
Lanan. Margaret.
Macomner Harriet L.
Maher. Francis u.
Moore. Emma NJ
Moran. John T.
Pratt. Sarah X NJ.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

ROOTT-pRISCOL1s-S September l. Montclair. y. j..
clara Wolcott Drscou 20 Edward \. Booth.
PFTrCIIAFp -GUNNINC2-Mlss Eulelnc Augusta Gun
uiuE datghter O the late Or and Mrs. =. r.
ming Of Scarsdale. y. Y. the Arthur Osborn
PrlrrharI Il Scars,iale Wednesday. September 1.
Scars,lale Consregat tOnal Church. by the
W. l. Evans assisted bv the Rev. James A. Richards
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Netires of marriages and deaths must be ludorsed
With full and address.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

readily train from, Grand Gene
trail Station webster and Jerome avcnue roIleys and
By carriage Lots $3.50 up. Telephone 1883 dramercY
Views or representa- tive
Office 20 East 23d ST.. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Mail suhscrip ons In New York CITY 10 the DAILY and
TTlI-VEEKLY will be chars sed a oopy extra
postage addition to the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Local OhicinI Record-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau changes
perature for twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding late ot last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Rates 70 Foreign Countries.

-, o,-,- ,, Europe and the Universal
Posfa Tni0u THE TRIBUNE will be mailed at the fOl-
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

In the presence OF relatives. Miss Mary Lorenz,
granddaughter of Mrs Margaret Lorenz. mar
rIcd yesterday at Grace church here to otto Ber-
net of New Durham. y. J. The ceremony was
at noon. and performed by the Rev. Karl
IRELAND The urid. "a travelling gown Of
ashes of rose cloth, with hat To match.
Immediately after the wedding breakfast. which
was served the Hotel Astor Mr.. Bernet and his
bride went on their wedding trip TO the Berkshire
Hills They viii make their home in New Jersey.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
Domestic Rates.

Domestic Rates.
BY EARLY MAIL TRAINS
For all points United Mexico toutsids
Of he Of Manhattan The for
cuba. Rico Hawaii and PHILIPPINES withour
extra expense for foreign postage.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02

Invitations have been issued for the wedding Of
Miss Jeanartte Hatch daughter Of W. Dennison
Hatch TO james q. Cooley. the polo player The
ceremony will take place ON Wednesday afternoon
al the Hatch home in New Rochelle. The Rev.
dr. Charles + Canedy. rector of Trinity Protestant
Ir!ecopaI Church Will oiic.ate.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-02
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
GIRL HEROINE
SAVES CHILD
FROM FLAMES

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 3.-As
the result of her spectacular res
cue OF her one-year-old baby sis
ter from the flames that destroyed
the sanitarium of DR.. Tom. Shee
Bin in South Main street early to-
day, Ona Tom, an American born
Chinese girl, is the heroine of
the Chinese quarter.
When the fire was discovered
Ona rushed through the halls OF
the burning building, rousing her
mother and small brothers and
sisters. After assisting them to
the street, she remembered that
baby Gay was asleep in another
wing of the house.
Washington back through the
flames, Ona found the sleeping
baby and carried her to safety, al
though almost overcome by the
|stiflingf smoke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03

Representatives., IT; Nc
Creole, 81.
Wilkeson-Lister, SO; McCre.
die, "a.
Steilacoom-Lister. 26; Me.
Creole, A.
Alder-Lister, 3; McCredie, 90;
Mckenna-Lister, 4; McCre
die, 5.
Lake City-Lister, 10; McCre
die, 10.
Purdy-Lister, 1; McCredie, 7
Hillhurst-Lister, 10; McCre,
die. Z.
Gig Harbor-Lister, 20; Nc
Credie, 16.
Ruston-Lister, 80; McCredie
IL.
Fox Island-Lister. .; McCre
die, 10.
Observation-Disclosures, 27; Nc
Creole, "a.
Milton-Lister, IT; McCre
die, 2.
Edgewood-Lister, 4; McCre
die, IL.
Larchmont-Lister, s; McCre
die, 5.
Brecken-Lister, G; McCer
die, 6.
Minority Party Votes.
The vote for the minority part,
candidates was not reported b,
the election judges in most cases
Hermann, socialist, will probabl,
run third in this county and the
contest will be close for thirt
place between him and Rockhill
prohibitionist, In the district
Rockhill was second in Salmon
Creek precinct in Clark county
getting IL votes to 6 for Lister
Hermann led the minority candid.
ates in Olympia with 100 votes te
80 for Rockhill, 23 for Harlan
independent, and 8 for Carlson
socialist-labor.
No adequate summary of tn,
minority party votes can be secur
ed until the official count Is made
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
LISTER TAKES PIERCE co.
AWAY FROM REPUBLICANS

CONTINUED from Page One.)
Only about ESQ votes were cast
and Lister seemed to have the bet
ter of it by a few votes.
Lister carried Chehalis, but lost
Lewis county by probably 400.
JEFFERSON county is close and Z
may go either way on the final
county by few votes.
McCredie will get Chehaljs
county by 500. Pacific by 100 or
100, Cowlitz by 200, Thurston by
10, Clallam by a small margin.
probably less than 100, Klickitat
by 600, Waukiakum and Skamanta
each probably 200.
Vote In City.
In Tacoma the vote by wards
was: First-Lister, 325; Me-
Creole, oil; Second-Lister. 44S:
McCredie, 357; Third-Lister
$50; McCredie, 401; Fourth-Lis-
ter, S79; McCredie, 220: Fifth
Lister. 407; McCredie, 257; Sixth
Lister, ia; McCredie, 1O1:
Seventh-Lister, 233; McCredIe.
1876; Eighth-Lister, 176: Nc
Creole, SO.
Outside OF the city the precincts
reported this morning were:
Puyallup-Lister, 10; McCre-
die, 144.
rs.
South Prairie-Lister, 81; Nc
Creole, 81.
Sumner-Lister. SO; McCredie,
Z Fern Hill-Lister, 80; Nc
Creole, "a.
Eatonville-Lister, IA; McCrs-
die, 81.
Parkland-Lister, %; McCre-
die. Ia.
Rosedale-Lister, 10; McCre-
die, 10.
Lakeview-Lister, 10; MeCre-
die, s.
Orting-Lister, 81; McCredle,
293.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
SUICIDE MAY
Be BUTTE MAN

"R. J. M" These were the
letters on the watch fob belong
ing to the suicide found suspend.
ed from a tree in Point Defiance
park recently, and so far thoss
initials are claimed for two men
me latest claimant is the Elks'
iodge or Butte, Mont. which sent
the Following telegram to Chief
or Police Duley last night:
Watch taken from man found
dead in Tacoma probably r. ].
Madden, well known in Butte. De-
scription: Height, s feet 8 inch
es; weight. 100 pounds; complex
Ion, light; moustache, light; three
scars on head. Had two valuable
diamonds and supposed to have
considerable money. If man an
swers description, notify local
Elks' lodge, who will notify Butte
lodge"
The description tallies with
that of the dead man so far as
the decomposed state of the re-
mains could be distinguishable.
Theodore Martin, Of Portland,
claimed the body first as that Of
his father, Robert j. Martin.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-11-03
ITO BE ARRESTED.
| At PRISON GATE
(By United Press Leased Wire. }

(By United Press Leased Wire.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. a.
When Vincent Brlscoe ia released
from San Quentin prison Monday,
after serving an eight years SEN
tence for assault and robbery, he
will be met by two Chicago off,
Gals at the gates of the prison
and be placed under arrest on the
charge of numbering Police Officer
Patrick Duffy of the Chicago po-
lice force, nine years ago.
Captain of Police J. Harrigan
and Sergeant of Police Milligan OF
the Chicago department are In
this city today. They have Sc
cured requisition papers for Bris-
coe, signed by Governor Gillett.
Duffy was shot down in cold
blood. According to the story by
the Chicago authorities, Briscoe,
who with an accomplish named
"Leary" Sullivan" were caught
by Duffy while robbing a store.
He placed them under arrest and
was swapping the handouts to
Sullivan's wrists when, it is alIeg-
ed, Briscoe shot him through tina
back, willing him instantly.