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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
WANTS STERRY'S MONEY.
Wife of Slayer and Suicide Demands
Filing of VII.

The sensational killing last summer OF George
E. Sterry, wholesale druggist by his son. George
e. Sterry. jr.. who then committed suicide. was
recalled yesterday when counsel for Mrs Mimred
Sterry, widow of the son. applied to Surrogate
Cohalan for an order directing James ". Sterry
and John De Witt Sterry to file the will Of her
father-in-aw-
Mrs. Sterry contends that her husband did not
succumb to the wounds inflicted himself until
after his father died. and that therefore she is
entitled to the share of the elder Sterrys estate
left in his will to the young man. The will of
George f. Sterry, jr-. which left the testator' s
estate TO his wife, probated. but the will Of
the father has never been filed for probate. Mrs.
Sterry demands one-fourth interest in his estate
Counsel for the respondents explained that they
had not filed the will for technical reasons. The
Surrogate reserved decision.
The elder Sterry widower. 1t said
that he contemplated marrying about
fifty years his Junior which preyed the mind
Of his son George until 1t caused his mental col
lapSe.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
STILL AFTER THE PLATTS.
Express Company Officials ORDERED
to Appear for Examination.

Justice Bischof, Of the Supreme Court stgrs1
an order yesterday directing Thomas c PIatt. Ed
ward T PIatt and other officers OF the United
States Express Company to appear IN Special
Term, Part II. on July 2 for examination be-
fore trial Of the suit brought by John L. Dnd-
ley stockholder Of the company. for account
ing. The order also directs the defendants To
bring with them all their check books. stock trans
fer books and contract books. and 70 answer ques-
tons regarding them
Dudley. who holds 100 shares Of United States
Express stock. failed in effort TO examine
the books Of the corporation He also applied Tor
the appointment OF receiver, making allegations
Of mismansgement. which application was also de-
MED Dudley brings his proceeding OF inquiry into
the conduct Of the officers OF the United States
Express Company on the afidavits Of former en-
ployes Of the company
1t f. expected that the Defendants VII move %
vacate the order OF Justice BischoH.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
WOMEN PHYSICIANS ORGANIZE
Plan to Educate the Public in the Prevention
of Disease.

About seventy-fivs women members of the AMER
lean Medical Association met at the home OF rr.
ROsalie Slaughter Morton at No East 5Sth street.
yesterday, for the purpose OF organizing. among
the doctors of the United States and It's pos
sessions. scheme OF educating the public in
the prevention OF disease.
This follows a request made az the annual con-
ventiOn Of the American Medical Association. In
Atlantic City, in June. to the The associa-
tiOn voted to appoint committee 20 undertake
the instruction OF the masses in the prevention OF
disease The women members invited to CO.
operate IN separate but allied committee
1t vas decided 70 appoint what was called CEN
tral committee, which viii undertake the new sdu-
cational work Dr. Bertha L Glaeser, OF Cincin-
natl, temporary chairman. then gave place TO Dr..
Morton who made chairman OF the gathering
and finally chairman Of the committee The
ganiz7tion viii meet again to-day al the sans
place
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
TOLD MAGISTRATE TO BEAT IT. -
Mr.. House Did So Without Stopping to Argue
with Policeman

In nnpressing upon a prisoner the Importance OF
that part of Policeman's duty which required
that he should prevent crowds from Congregating
in the streets Magistrate House in Essex Market
court yesterday. told how he beat il the other
1av when ordered to do so by a patrolman-
ut was late in the afternoon" said the magis-
+ate .J was standing at the corner of I'D street
.Da E-iftb avenue Some sort OF parade was pass
ing and being fond OF music. stopped to listen
presently l felt a tap-and it was not gentle
on nv shoulder. and young cop said in sruf
voice. .Say YOU beat IL and beat it quick.
"T did not stop and tell this policeman that
1,as a CITY magistrate. that was the only per
con standing at the corner and in way
blocking the street causing a crowd 10 gather.
but I simply and quickly beat IL Now II can
.,o,t n. when a copper tells to. believe you
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
AERoNAUTs IN QUICK DESCENT.
Pilot of Balloon Ascending from Pittsfeld
SAYS He Never Came Down Faster.
IBy Telegraph TO The Trioune-l

Winsted. Conn, July @--Wtnsted to-day Wit
messed a thrilling descent by three aeronauts.
William Van SIeet. pilot; G. T. Fairfield, of Rut-
land VT publisher and editor Of "The Rutland
Evening News" and president Of the Vermont Aero
Club. and Professor Oswald Tower. OF North
Adams. teacher Of science in Wesleyan Academy,
WHbraham. Mass. The asCended from Pitts
field Mass. at $40 a. m. When at an altitude OF
900 feet the balloon started the town. and
then suddenly began TO drop. So rapid was its de-
scent that all three men were rendered deaf for
half hour
The party finally landed without accident on tbs
farm OF Daniel O'NeH. in MoOrevflle- All ballast
IN the car had been dumIed TO avert landing
in the heart of WinSteds business district. II was
Van Sleet's thirty-sixth flight. and he said No
never experienced a quicker ride TO earth
The balloon All America. which ascended from
North Adams. Mass. at rs a m and landed IN
Durham at 1899 passed over Winsted at a. m
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SIGNAL CORPS OFFICER QUITS.
Captain Pohl Says He Must Devote Mars Tins
to His Business Affairs.

Captain Archibald ". ]. Pohi. commanding the
ID Company. Signal Corps. has tsndsrsd hts
resignation 10 Major General Charles 2. RoeL n s
understood that It will 90 into effect IN fen days
Captain PohIs action caused much surprise IA
military circles, especially among the sgnslrisn-
Captain PohI said at his home. No 1919 Avenus Il.
Flatbush. last night that his privzts business had
grown 50 much in the last year that he was com
PEELED 20 resign his command because he was ur-
able 10 give II proper attention He denied thst
there had been any friction in the company which
prompted his getting out
Joining the national guard a member ot ths
old I'd Signal Corps Nav Is. 1902. bis promo
tons were rapid His friends say he has worked
industriously since assuming command and has
devoted much Of his time 70 the company.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
JOHN TRUBE DISAPPEARS.
Husband of Beatrice Marks, Who Eloped with
Him Some Weeks Ago.

4 private general alarm was sent out by the
Bronx detective bureau last night for John Trube
twentv-one years old. Of No. S35 Classon avenue
Rrooklvn who is said to be the of the late
w p Trube onetme consul general 10 Austria
Hungary and whose elopement with Beatrice. the
sixteeu-ycar-old daughter of Solomon Marks. the
wealthy retired clothing merchant Of Harlem
caused some excitement six weeks ago among the
acauaintances Of the family.
The Young couple lived for six weeks at the
Classon avenue apartments Beatrice told the
police last night that her husband had more than
once declared his intention OF killing himself; why,
could not he learned He disappeared from home
SATURDAY morning and left his wife without food
or money She said he had been employed for
four years in the offices of the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
BURGESS WILL PENALTIES MARRIAGE.

Mineols, Long Island, July 2o.-Disposing of
estate supposed to be worth 81 10000 the will of
W H Burgess, Of oyster Bay. filed IN the
Surrogates Office here this morning. trust fund
OF $4,000 is set aside for the three daughters-Rita
Burgess tiurnell, OF No 337 Lexington avenue
Manhattan: Helen Burgess Bryan. Of Paris. and
Elsie Burgess. who lives with her mother. The
msnder Of the estate Is left to the widow. Cora
L. Burgess. in trust. but n she remarries she is
have only the interest $4,000 and the re-
mander will 90 eaualLv 70 The three daughters.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
FLAMES MOTHER FOR SHOOTING.
Bow Who Hit Chum with Air Gun Tells Parent
It Should Be a Lesson.

Give the officer the rife mamma. and let this
sbooting be a lesson to you not to give me any
moro guns" cried eleven year-od Charles Klein.
>, NJ 900 sNanue c as he was being placed under
arrest Yesterday morning on charge of shootlps
sevenvear- old James Mezzalo. Of No. 647 East 1Sth
street with an air rifle Mezz1lo suffered ruPture
- .t, 1ft oye and Bellevue Hospital officials fear
he may lose the sight of the eye
Young Klein said ne was shooting at sparro"s
e,d that a stray shot hit his playmate he was
taken to the Childrens Court, where Jusuce WSdt'
-or,anded him to the custody of the Children
s,ciat,, on charge of feionious assault to await
the result Of MezZao's injury.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
POLICE KIND TO VETERAN.

Largely through the representations Of Police
C,antaIn Baldwin OF the Mercer street station Mag
israte Cornell in jefferson Market court. yesterday
released Thomas Foreman, who tried to kill himself
at his home. No. Il Charles street. July 8. The
prisoner said he had suffered from malarial poison
ing as the result of his Civil War experiences but
owing to the negligence o. physician failed 20 get
a pension. Recently he had been out OF work and
there small chance OF his getting any. as his
clothes were IN tatters. After the veteran set
free Captain Baldwin handed him 81 20 that the
policemen Of the Mercer station had collected
for him.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
ArkNnnI.En.ML.NTs
mRs. TAFT TAKES 4 SAIL

Beverly Mass July 2o-Mrs. Taft took her first
sail on the ocean since coming to Beverly late
to-day aboard the syIph. making trip down the
harbor.
Robert A Tart Was defeated in tle second
round Of the mems singles In the annual lawn
MS tournament OF the Montserrat GOLF club on
the club links to-day by II. 5 Mckee, Of Pitts
burg who took the match 81, 81. Miss Helen
TAFT who was drawn 10 meet Miss Lucy Blair
Of Chicago. did not contest. and forfeited the
match BY default. Mrs. Taft and her sister took
a carriage drive TO courts in the afternoon and
watched the pisy.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
OBITUARY..
LIEUT.. COMMANDER A. p. OSBORN. U. S. N.
Portsmouth. Ohio. July 9o-Lieutenant Com
rnander Arthur T Osborn. I s. ~. retired), aged
ica - -haa

Arthur Patterson Osborn entered the Naval
Academy from Ohio July 81. 1S65. In 1877 Os-
born then a lieutenant was detailed To the Naval
Academy being command OF the nautical school
ship ST Narys from 1877 10 1871 From that time
until 1854 he commanded the Quinnebaugh. at a
European station. lie was on the receiving ship
New Hampshire. from 1855 90 1885. He returned
20 the schoolship St Mary's IN 1856 and remained
until 1889. when ne transferred 70 the Thetis,
Of tho North American station. whore ne served
untii 1892 From 1893 To 1894 he the school
ship Enterprise In June. 1924 ne detailed 20
the Naval War College. and in November Of the
same year he sent to the receiving ship
Franklin. From July 1926 until ls9S he was I'm
command Of the coast survey ship tiedney In
October. 1885 commissioned Lieutenant
commander lie commanded the coast survey ship
Macarthur in 1895 and ordered 10 the United
States ship New Orleans in March Of the same
year Commander Osborn retired In Decem-
ber 1885
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
IEwlsH PREss CLUB ORGANIZED.

The Jewish Press Club Of New York was organ
tied with sixty members yesterday afternoon at the
Educational Alliance No. 197 East Broadway, The
officers elected were. President, Professor Joseph
Tacohs edifor-In-chief OF The American Hebrew
FIRST ,Ice-preeident Morris Wiuchcfsks. Tiddish
poet: second vce-presidcut, Peter Wicrnck, author
O. The History of the Jewish People: third vice
president George Sekowitch, Of the editorial stan
OF The Jewish Daily News, secretary, Abe 1oI"-
berg editor OF the weekly Jewish Nation" treas
tlrer Joseph Baroadess. a labor leader. Any Jew
who has been connected with the Jewish or tho
general press is eligible for membership.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-Pierre and Criswold Lorilard
Tuxedo ASTOR-Count o c Gubatts, Paris
Countess dEtcnegoyen, Master a. d 'Etchefoyen
Paris; W. o Franklin, Los Angeles. BELMONT
Mrs. Lloyd Csrfscom Philadelphia, Judge and Mrs
D r Howe, Hartford: G. r. Corning. London
HOLLAND-Arthur Meeker. Chicago; W. Cooper
L. s. n. MkSHATTAN-Dr. Lee Waiting Berlin
c. @. Ballentyne, Honolulu. ST REGIS-Mr and
Mrs. Charles d. Freeman. Iseln. n. j.: Mrs Joseph
D Willard. Misses Belle aud Elizabeth Willard
Richmond. WALDoRF-ASTORIA- Cooke. c.
A. Hurn Phils delphis J. T. Harahan Chicago
WOLCOTT-E6~ard F1tzEerald. 1r- Troy
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
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New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
NEW YORKER KILLED BY FALL.

Streitberg Bavaria. July ga Mr. Rlngelmann'
whose first name is not known New York mer-
chant was killed to-day by fall from a window
in the top Of the Hotel Schaurmann.
Mr. Ringemann arrived here a day or two ago
I'm an automobile with the intention of entering a
sanatorium. He unable TO get accommodations
IN the sanatorum because OF its being overcrowded
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
MRS, YeRKEs SURE OF A MILLION.

The application for the Issuance OF ahclIIaEy
letters 20 Louis Owsley, executor for the estate
10 charles r Yerkes was again the calendar
Of the S1lrrogates Court yesterday. and the aTgu-
,nent was again adjourned. According TO Clarence
A Knight of counsel for Mrs Yerkes, the widows
share Of the estate will he about a-0n'" Which-
ever waY the litigation is decided.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CONTESTS WILL FOR INCOMPETENT.

Notice Of contest ~ the viii ~ Jemima Anne
Turner. who died last May, filed at the Surro-
gates office yesterday by Michael J. Kelly. Of No.
32 Broadway who appointed by Surrogate
Cohalan as special guardian ~ Mary A. Fowler.
niece Of the testatrix Miss Fowler is oficially
incompetent person. and IS confined in the Hudson
River State Hospital Poughkeepsie- It is alleged
her henaif that the will Improperly executed
and tnat its execution was procured by fraud
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21


F1scIiIEIN- suddenly At her residence No wslsssl:
prank Fischein. aged 81 services July II. p m
Interment private
OF late Catherine A. and father q
Richard E. T ( Griffin. John J. and Daniel "
his 18th year. Funeral at $50. WEDNESDAY morning
@Ist st and 5ta ave, Gntsrmeut Holy Cross
TE,NR1CKsON-On July IS. 1ooa Emil F, Henrickscn=
sampter ST Brooklyn, ? D m Intsrmsnt EverETssns
HITCHCoCK-At his residence. searsdals n 7. Tues.
day. July 20 welcome c. Hitchcock Notice OF
al his sumner TsT5asRes % l9es F9
2ys Th@SnA1 b y ISl m 99 sSf risss az 10 * Centra
R aoTsrs Fg i's-1'''s7 ana -''F''' ' -'''7-
JoHNsToN-on Monday July 10. 1909 James o John
son = wa1 i the 5srb year of his ag- funeral
vices al his late residence Nc Il. SoTts ot3 S 81 T
? m. interneHt private, Asleep Jesus.
ETo9 Monasy Jgy 1a 5eo9 ,, w.4@ .11sr. ID 1so 2s
heavenly Funeral his late residence No -
East 22i ST. Clarendon Road. BROOKLYN y =. on
wood
GRAND LODGE. F s a NJ -.
The ofeers and Permanent Members o. ne Grant
requested attend the obseuies Of the Rev and x "
epIe Abanv New York under auspices Of Masters
Lodge No. 8 Tuesday evening July 2'h iS gioss a. an
cemetery New Dorp staten Island Wednesday after
ing foot Of hitehsI ST O'Clock thence BY Rapid
% New DOrp-
SAMUEL. NELSON SAWYER Grand Master
EDWARD NJ l. EHLEHs- Grand Secretary
RUSSELL-Ou Monday. July 10. 1902 Ma ua1s
fsr ~ the lafs Robert and Agnes carter Russell E
neral services at her late residence. No 3I West I'm
St Wednesday. July y. al p m
ev,-rz-r A.. r,,,,zbkaepsie \ Y July 20. RebeCca
swift widow 81 swift in her s4tn year
F-fDeral THURSDAY. July -. at . p n -
late residence. ia cannon 81 lnterIllenN -
south Ameuia Friday. July . a. . p m Fun7'~-
TODD-Suddenly at Katonah. y J. zyI J1y -, ss -.
George Erwin Todd his 6Jth wear GneIal serves
rom his late residence. Katonah, y y, Wsdneslay
aF-s-raC, T1fv 1909. l-30 O'Clock interulens
Gene VIII be in WaiunE AZ
E>sfonah on arrival the Il 10 m train rom
Station Lexington ave terminal Also
On arrival OF train from the north due ar katonan
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SCISSORS" BAKER IS DEAD.
Once Reporter and of Good Family, He
Worked with Mark Twain in Nevada.
IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune

[Ty TeeETaph 70 ITe TFIIITN
Boston July 20.-Cliutou Humphrey Baker, known
as Scissors" Baker knife and scissors grinder
who frequented the downtown office district. was
found dead to-day from heart disease az Wash
ington street lodging house.
Baker who was a lovable old man. was once a
reporter having worked with Mark Twain on The
Virginia city CNev) Enterprise" His grest-grand-
father was one of the signers of the Declaration
OF independence and his father was with Ere
mnnts exnpdition
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
BRIG. GEN. CHARLES E. COMPTON. U. S. A.

Los Angeles. July 2o--Brigadier General Charles
Elmer compton. L. s a. retired. died at the home
81 his son. Paul l. Compton. in Hollywood to-day
lie served In the Civil War and various Indian cam
uagns and appointed brigadier general OF
volunteers at the outbreak Of the Spanish-Amercan
war lie was retired with the rank OF brigadier
general In 1894. He received two brevet ranks for
Ineritorious service. IN the campaign against
Mobile and the other the Red River campaign
against the Indians in Texas.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
DANCE IN HONOR OF MISS TAFT.

Manchester. Mass. July 2o.-Miss Helen Taft
daughter of President Tart. the guest OF honor
tonight at a reception and dance Mt the Essex
County club. where the dance was held, at which
her intimate friend Miss Mabel Boardman of
washington. was the hpstess. About ninety guests
from among the younger set Of the North Shore
summer colony present.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
OSCAR wlLoE's BODY REBURIEo.

Paris. July 2O--The body Of Oscar Wide the
,,ritAr which was baried at Badnaux in 1900, was
,ra,sfer,ed to-day TO PAre Ia Chase \ brief re-
1ieious service was held at the cemetery chapel
and was attended by a small group OF relatives
and friends The transfer was quietly arranged by
Robert Ross, Wides executor Inc sFo""u III
,ht,b tho hodv now lies is secured in perpetuity.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
HARLEM CLAIMANT IN BELLEVUE.

Henry Pennington Toler. former member OF the
New York Stock Exchange. who laid claim about
eight years ago vast properties in Harlem. in the
name of heirs" to George HIS alleged grants is
In Bellevue Hospital being examined as TO his san
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
COLUMBIA SUMMER SCHOOL BUSY.

Nearly two thousand students are tdAiie - 90.
49,, m,n,r,cr session of Columbia University VI
these, 1880 are up on Morningside Helghts anu - :
at the College of Physicians and surgeons. me
students have como from nearly every sta'o an
territory in the Union, from Canaoa ana No1H g.
tia and from many foreign countries Inc iio
ys- last wear is about four hundred
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
OBITUARY NOTE.

DIR CLAIR PARKHILI. or HorneU. y y. pres
idcut OF the Erie Railway Surgeons. Association,
an officer Of a score OF county. state and ma
tionaI medical associations and a leading physician
or Steuben County. died suddenly Yesterday. He
WAS stricken by apopIexy when attending a patient.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CROWD ON AMERICAN ROOF GARDEN.

The Anerian roof garden and Adirondack camp
was crowded again last night Every seat was
occupied. and there were many persons standing UP
70 see Consul and his fellow entertainers
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
CEMETERIES
TUE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible Harlem train rom Grams Centrs<
station and jerome avenue troeyS ana oy sa
$50 Telephone ass Grauercy for 5oc<
u once 20 East 2Sd St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
FOREST FIRE I'M YOSEMITE PARK.

vosennite CAL July 9o.-A forest hre Is ras1hs
j., yosemite Park in the gorge bounded by Glacier
Point Cliff. Panoramic Cliff and the Half Dome.
c.svalrvmen are trying to prevent IT'S spreaoihs
across the trail to the untouched pe<uons OF Nefseo
Canyon.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
SENATOR m'NIcHoL's WIFE DIES.

Ncno wife of the well known state Senator from
Philadelphia died suddenly at her home here to-
day Mrs. McNchol had long been suffering from
Br!ghts disease. Senator McN.chol was In Phla-
delph!a when the end came.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK T. CAMPBELL. 241-S West 29d 81 ChsPel&
Private Rooms. Private Anoulanees Tel ia Chesa-
Rev stephen Merritt. the wprId-w idsS known Gzdsr-
ONLY Of business Sth Ave and 1eTh
s. Largest in the world. Tel 124 and f25 Chslsea-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21
GRANDDUCHEss CYRIL TO LEAD.

,-,,.-. hos the reconciliation Of the Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess Cyril with the Car ana Czarina
given = greater degree Of satisfaction than IN 81
Petersburg societr For their return 10 St Peters
,,,,-z means the reo7eninx Of the palace OF the
late Grand Duke Vladimir, which up 10 the time or
his death was the virtual centre and hub OF me
great world Of the Russian capital. The late erah0
duke ike his grand duchess, was extremely nos
oirsr1e and throughout the St Petersburg season
their palace was the scene OF continuous fo'ii'N
NJ entertainments and brilliant fetes- MoreoVer
the Grand Duchess Vladimir was the moving sPnit
in every festival organized either for the sake ol
charity or mere pleasure and owing 20 the very re-
tired life Of the Emperor and Empress during more
49, -, ,,aars mast may be said TO have acted as
leaders 10 the Russian grand monde, very Tnhcn
in The same way the then Prince and frih'+Ss
of Wales did with regard 10 the LONDON great
world during the last half Of the reign o. Cu'e"
Victoria owing 10 her withdrawal from s"'le'Y-
Since the Grand Duke Vladimir's death and the
ecfir,sa n his widow through mourning 81 Peters
brrr- society has been. so 20 speak without any
guidance II has been. in fact without afN ran.
ing noiut and hub owing TO the close Of ihe lao
mir Palace and, being without direction has gwen
sisns Of dsintegration that Is TO saw al ''3
re.+ families have begun to live each for them
selves. the intercourse with one another oec'eSS
ing dav by DAY. just because OF the aoseH'e "i
srv force powerful enough to bring them ioeeIae
Grand Duke cyril and his wife VIII furniSh ul'S
force He has now all the wealth necessary 10
,es5 a very magnificent existence al 81. Peters
,,,,r while his wife the ex-Grand Duchess OF
14esse is q very brilliant and clever woman h"'h
moro 81 indeed than the Grand Duchess iaul'I'
fead in every respect like her sisters the crown
r,ri-cees NJ F25,rnanc and the newly married Prin-
cess AIphonse OF Spain. She is fond of society aild
or .ktes and the years which she has spent IN
Paris and In the South Of France since her MAJ
riage 10 cyril. IN defiance OF the Gar Co''''''
and consequent exile from Russia. nave serve" -
,7,-a~- an additional touch OF Partisan wit ana
elegance 10 those which she already possessed
she will now take the place Of her widowed
5o1ber-in-law as leader Of St Petersburg society
and will have no rivals. least OF an hlho"s Inv
other women Of the imperial House Of RomanoH.
MARQUIsE DE FONTENOf.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-21

highest Temperature YESTERDAY 81 degrees lowest
rsr 10 average for corresponding date last year -
srsTe for corresponding thrLythree years
focal Forecast-Far to-day and Thursday Hgnt %
moderate variable WINDS