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New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
MUSIC.
ZENATELL,o IN DEMAND.
Rumor That Metropolitan Is Trying to 1e'
Him from Hammerstein.

Color given yesterday TO the frequent repor'
that the Metropolitan Opera Company was eH
deavoring to lure Giovanni Zenateho' 'he ci"ei
Italian dramatic tenor of the Manhattan a"a'
from Mr.. Hammerstein, by Mr.. Zenateiio hiif,i'
who said he had not yet decided at which mouse nc
would sing next year. end intmateo 'ia' o
tract calling a salary of S,4W a peii" ~
had been offered TO him by the i'ai'a4i ~ =, .
rnent Mr. Catti-Casazza general manager OF the
Metropolitan declared last night tiat no con.'s''
for next wear had been offered to any singer e'e
of the Metronolitan or the Manhattan troupe.
Mr. Zenate!lo Is now said TO be receiving N'loo a
,,erforr,anca from Mr.. Hammerstein III is known
that recently the tenor approached the S4th street
i,,,preserio on the subject of rene"al OF MS con-
tract AZ an advance salary Whe expressing
bss LOYALTY 70 Mr. Hammerstefn, the tenor ex-
.a tho o,inion that his services were worth
=, ,rcrsasA tn salary. He alsc intimated to Mr.
IIar,,n e-s,ein that he had received an offer from
+t ,fe+ronoIitsn but while expressing his prefer
o,oa for the Manhattan. coupled with 1t condi-
,ion which the manager promptly declined to con-
,dar The interview ended by Mr.. Hammerstein
,,,.L,ps II clear to Mr. ZenateIlo that he the
enal authority in the selection Of his own artists
Resides denying the rumor of the offer TO Mr..
ze,atello Eir. Gatti-CasazZa said last night that
there was no truth in the of the re-engsge-
ment of Miss Maria Gay, that Nine Jane Noria
or Nine Rosina Storetio had been invited to be
come members of the Metropolitan company next
season
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
VARIOUS CHANGES AT THEATRES.
Mrs. Leslie Garter Will Return to Stage in
"Kassa' at Liberty.

There Will be numerous changes at various the
atres during the present month Among the I'M
portant announcements made is the closing or
Mrs. Fiskes engagement at the Hackett and the
return of Mrs. Leslie Carter to the local stage
under her management and In play called
''Kasss Mrs Fiske will end the career of
Salvation Nell at the Hackett Theatre on Jsnu-
ary 16 She VIII visit several important centres
before the end OF the season. Via Wireless at
the Liberty Theatre will make way for Mrs Car
ter who will take possession of that stage on
January IS.
The Devil will vacate the Beiasco Theatre on
January f6 and the following Monday Miss Bates
and her company, at the Stuyvesant In The
Fighting Hope" will occupy that stage and re-
main there throughout the season. On Tuesday.
January 1p Miss Starr will be at the Stuyvesant
with Eugene Walters new play of The Easiest
Way" Miss Burke will shortly close her engage
ment at the I.yceum and she will be succeeded by
Miss Eleanor Robson. Little Memo will begin
a trip throughout the country at the end Of the
month and will be succeeded at the New AnEter-
dam Theatre by a musical comedy that will
be presented by Charles Frohman.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
KAISER SENDS THANKS
Emperor WiIliam Pleased OUer Ger
man 4rt Exhibition Here.

Marking the beginning of movement likely TO
have far reaching effects Of the most favorable
character the art relations of Germany and
America, the German art exhibition IN the new
wing of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art was for
nally opened last night. The six thousand per-
sons representing the diplomatic political, social
and artistic worlds who attended were greeted oy
a committee that included ]. Pferpont Morgan.
president of tho Metropolitan Museum. and Count
Bernstcrf, the German Ambassador. Carl Bdnz,
former German Consul General here; Karl Mari.
professor of the Royal Art Academy at Munich,
and Hugo Resinger. of this city.
Between Emperor William and ths committee IN
charge congratustory messages on the successful
opening of the exhibition. IN which the German
Emperor is deeply interested, were exchanged dur
Ing the evening. The following message. signed by
Mr.. Morgan was sent to the Emperor:
The president and trustees of the Metropolitan
majesty, on the occasion OF the opening this day
the me new ~ Wing Of our museum their most respect
fuI greeting and consratulation We earneslly 81 =
purpose Of helping to cement the bonds OF friend
ship which already happily cement our TWO
countries.
From the German Emperor the following mes
sage received by Mr.. Morgan:
I thank you and the trustees for kindly inform
ing me Of the opening of the German art exnlpl-
tiOn In New York I much pleased 70 near
ton Of the Metropolitan Museum OF Art. Germany
is enabled exhibit select collection Of her con, &
thanks all who participated In favorins the e1-
hibition.
Congratulatory messages were received from tne
German Minister of the Interior, DR.. Won BETH
man Horlveg and the Minister OF Education. Dr.
Holle: from Baron Bussche, of Berlin, and rom
Herr LewaId. German commissioner to the St
Louis Exposition.
After closing Its weeks here the exhfoition
Will be taken to Chicago and Boston
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
MANUSCRIPT socIETTs RECITAL

A change from its custom was made by the
Manuscript Society last evening. as, Instead OF
holding its meeting the home Of the National
Arts Club the society in the Mehan Studios,
Carnegie Hall. The rooms were flied with mem
bers and guests, who were treated to a programme
consisting entirely of the compositions of Ernest
R Kroeger. St Louis composer. who made his
first bow before New York audience The prin-
cipal feature of the evening was sonata in u
fiat major. which generally declared by mem
hers Of the society a remarkably strong compost
ton. Several other examples of his work were pre-
sented among them being musical setting to r.
H stoddard's poem. ''The Flight Of the Arrow, -
which OF three songs sung by Gw1lym
Miles, with Mr.. Kroeger accompanist. A series
of four short numbers closed the programme. the
last of which, Dance of the Elves. brought forth
= recall. The meeting of the society will be
held in it's old quarters. No. IA Gramercy Park
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
COLUMBIA TRUSTEES ELECT.
George L. Rives Made Chairman of the Board
at Annual Meeting

George / Rives, of the class Of IS, was elected
chsifr.sH % the board Of trustees Of Columbia
University the annual meeting yesterday in the
0olumhs Library. John B. Pine elected clerk
Ano William Barclay Parsons WAS appointed chair
nsI n the committee education. R Fulton
cutting VAS e'ecJed chairman Of the committee on
fnsnce. and the Rev. DR.. William T Manning and
BlshoI Greer elected 10 the committees on the
mary ana hcnors- respectively
The honorary degree Of Doctor OF Science was con-
feiTsd Dr. AIbrecht 2 K. Penck. Kaiser Will
hsn professor of German institutions at Columbia
HehTV J Ford. professor OF politics I'm Princeton
Has appointed lecturer the George Blumenthal
Foundation for year sGS 10 and Professor Otto
Jespersoa. of she University % Copenhagen, was
appointed professor Of English phiIology for the
ssne term Among the gifts reported was one OF
e 90 from Aaolph T.ewlsohn for salaries in the de-
l@'fs2ent O metalluTgy.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
OPERA CONCERT FOR RELIEF FUND.

Al th. principal members Of the metropolitan
tT'era Company viii appear al the special concert
% be given on Sunday evening in the Metropolitan
Opera House for the benefit Of the earthquake SUI
lerefs IN Southern Italy and Sicily. Inc pro-
srsmIne az announced IS made up largely Of popn-
iar operate selections
III. spetrino will conduct the --Miserere from
il TrpystoTe" which is fc be sung by Nine. Eanles
Hhd Ar. caruso Mr.. Garuso will also be heard
With Mime. SeIubrich Mime. Mattfeld and Messrs
tsnpanarl Rossi anu Bads in the seKtet from
Lucia di Iamr1erlroor" Miss Farrar and Mr.
Scott win sing the duo from Don Giovanni
which viii De conducted by Mr. MAILER. The gum
iet froIa Die sfeisfersInger will be sung by Nine
DeStinn. Mime. Homer and Messrs- Martin. felhhais
aBd Reiss under tie direction Of Mr.. Hertz. MI
a9sesnlni Will lead the orchestra IN the 1rauei-
sna~sch from '1Cf1tterdzmmerung."
y this performance tie -egular subscription
sr97s $. ss. 81 - s. g - and 81 VII De charged
xas sale % seat VII tassn uI.s niorniDk
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

The engagement Of Mr. De Wolf Hopper who
now is performing at the Majestic Theatre in ''rhe
Pied Piper" will terminate on January Is
The engagement of Miss billie Burke, who has
given pleasure to good audiences, for many weeks
at the Lvceum Theatre, presenting herself In a
play called Love Watches" will come TO an end
on January %. The 150th consecutive perform
ance of that play the Lyceum occurred last
night. Miss Eleanor Robson VIII appear there on
January %.
The career of the melodrama of "Via Wireless"
at the Liberty Theatre will terminate on January
and on January Is Mrs Leslie Carter will effect
her re-entrance, appearing at that theatre In a
play.
Mr. David Warfeld will act at the Academy of
Music next Monday night appearing in THE Music
Master" This week the Academy stage is devoted
10 The Warrens of Virginia
Mrs James Brown Potter making her re-en-
trance on the New York stage, after long absence
appeared Yesterday at the Lincoln Square Theatre,
IN a vaudeville sketch, and effectively illustrated
the flight of time.
- The spectacle called Little Memo current
at the New Amsterdam Theatre, will be withdrawn
after the performance on January Q. and VIII De
conveyed to Boston. A play called THE Ne"
lady Rantock" will be performed at that house on
January 25-Miss Fanny Ward assuming con-
spicuous part in It,
Miss Nav Robson and company appeared
,as+ NIGHT at the West End Theatre, repeating
their well remembered and amusing representation
of the play called The Regeneration of Aunt
Mary
-r,oa.ra IN the play of 1.-The Devil until Janu-
arv 1s when his engagement will be ended
,ia,, oalled The Easiest Way Will be brought
10 the Belasco Theatre on January 10, Miss Frances
Starr assuming the chief character IN 1t That piece
was acted in Troy, n. Y, last week
Success attends Mr.. Lackaye, at the savoy
,rtss Adams at the Empire, Mr.. Hodge at the
Astar Mr. Faversham at Dalys, Mr.. Collier, at
the Garrick Miss Bates. at the stuyVesaht anu
rha IytsGn and
,robstJe that these performers will be visible on
the local stage for many weeks
Miss Beatrice Herford began series OF her mon
oiogues yesterday afternoon at the Lyceum- she
.ar ba seen on January H. is and %. Miss Her
80, :. platform actor of exceptional talent, and
hr ,nonoIogues are invariably entertaining.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
In Mcrnoxiam-
MartiS Ferri.r ]

F1ow.r viii BE- Eeid az Trinisv church wa-srtgzr :.
y T. on "Wednesday, January .. at 2 ociock
Resolutions adopted special meeting of the 5cs-d -
Trustees of the New homeopathic Medical College
and Flower Hospital January a. 1909.
time friend and ss.oesatsa &nsoD 1 Ranney Flower
Whereas His removable In irepsrsols loss 20 ts ~
York homeopathic Medical College and F7over Hospital
OF which for many years he was President Patron and
Resolved That testfsyinx ths r~xz-a
In which Mr. Flower held and expressing thetr sD
prectaton OF his esaole Qualities extsd 70 ira
in their Mr. Flower wise counsel
nsexhle IN honesty synpathstic IN suffering ehs,tass
10 all with whom he came IN contact;
Resolved further That the sctvftI.s Of the Coss sn
day OF the funeral. the students and
ployes assemble AZ meeting 70 De hsd IN the cosss
addresses will be made ths faculty and friends ret
ing The c9nnse9n O. our ass Presidsst .tn @ ne s ~
incidents OF his nools 1 snd aggs gT.snsh c.sv "a
ST CLAIR SMITH. n D.
ROYAL 3 COPELAND NJ D
GRAHAM-ou Monday. January 4 at hsr residences. va
4s5 CIssson ave- BROOKLYN Jsannetts laughter Of the
PARsoN-At Rye. n. T.. SATURDAY, January 4 feoa
Helen Clement widow o. Arthur ". Parson and dauEh
the white- Services sne rsssdsnce
Of sonin law Henry B. Davis Tuesday morning %
arrival 1905 train from Ns~ Yorks train
turns at 12:45.
PATToN-On Monday. January . Mary 5isck1ston. -ff.
;. held al her iats residence No ss1s sprucs strseS
Philadelphia, on Wednesday January g. az L o'clock
RIKER-Mary Jsckso.: wiss Of John L Riker; az hsE
residence January 1909 Funerzl ssrvte-s vii % sse
S5th Wednesday afternoon. Iar1ary & at :
O'Clock
VAN HoUrEN-on sunday. January a. lace Corn~ito<
,,s Fssssnc assa No aas Wa.hnEon a" s.sv.
n j.. on wednesday, January 8. At 7:5o m rr.i.
station az 25.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
FOR INAUGURATION SUIT
Cloth Being WoUen at Fitchburg-
One Hundred Yards an Piece.
LRy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Fitchburg, Mass. JAN 4.-When William H
Taft making tour of the country in the
interest of his candidacy for the Presidency he
visited Fitchburg a guest of the Board OF
Trade. While he was in town Alderman John
Shirreffs met him and promised him the ma
teriai for his inauguration suit, should be he
elected. To-day the Shrreffs Worsted Company.
of which the Alderman is president, is engaged
in weaving the cloth.
The goods, black worsted. is Of the finest
texture, and the workmen doing their ut
most to make it the finest piece ever turned out.
The piece will contain one hundred yards, but
Mr.. Shirreffs does not expect that it will take
all of it for the President-elects clothing
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
CHARLES RUSSELL PRATT DEAD.

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune j
New Haven, Jan 4-Charlee Russell Pratt died
to-day at Clinton When he entered Yale he be
came involved In series OF enterprises in which
he lost large share OF his fortune. One was the
presentation of The Robbers Of the Rhine In a
broadway theatre in 1888 He eloped with Ger
trude Hall, of this city. and was involved Iater
in a divorce suit. Several years ago ne retired to
Clinton where he built a palatial country place
Death vas due to cancer Of the throat He was
thirty-seven years old
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
OBITUARY.
ALBERT q. TUCKER.

Albert B. Tucker, a writer automobng and
kindred topics for the newspapers and magazines
died yesterday at his home, No Ss West 4Sth
street, from acute gsstr!tis. He worked for num-
ber OF years for the New York City News Asso-
ciation and later THE Evening Post. The
Evening Mail" Recreation and Outing In
1en4-ls Mr. Tucker was secretary Of the touring
board of the Automobile Club Of America, superin-
tendent OF the two Glidden tours. racing secretary
OF the Florida East Coast Automobile Club and
superintendent of the Orrnond Beach races. he
was thirty-nine years old
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
MARY ANpERsoN's CONGRATULATIONS

Miss Maxine Elliott has received numerous letters
congratuating her upon the auspicious opening OF
49,, NV pIayhouse but none that she prizes more
htoblv than this, from Mrs de Navarro MARY
Anderson:
Desr Miss Elliott: Many thanks 10 you for senc-
iro such nice box in your Deautiful new theatre.
I,uras a great Measure 10 look upon you In reality
- Iast as / have so long admired you. ] con-
,,rratn;ata you on YOUR ana on having such
~ -, exceIIent leading man Mr.. PEstrange. Sue
cess to YOU. Very truly yosrs, ana With many
MARY ANDERSON DE NAVARRO.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
ACCIDENT ON vANDERslLT's YACHT.

Havana. Jan. 4-W. K. Vanderbilt jr.'s, yacht
Tarantula which left here January on a fishing
cruise to Nuevitas returned to-day to repair a
boiler tube which had blown out, scalding two Oh
the crew There was other damage.
With Mr. Vanderbilt his cruise are sydney
Smith and Walter K Barnes. They have been on
an automobile trip through Havana province visit
ing Guanaiay and other towns When the party left
Havana it was their intention to cruise around the
island touching at several ports.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
A wEnnINc IN IoNpoN.

Iondon Ian Miss Helen Stockton, daughter
OF Rear Admiral Charles II. Stockton, u 5 N
(retred) and Ainsworth Parker. CT Baltimore, were
married in Christ Church. Westminster Whitelaw
Reid, the American Ambassador. and the stan or
the American Embassy were present
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
col umslA HoNoRs FERRERo.

The honorary degree of Doctor of Letters was
conferred on signor Guslielmo Ferrero the Ita-
ian historian by Columbia University yesterday
afternoon Signor Ferrero has been lecturlng on
pornap history at Columbia for the last month
rrha ceremony took place in the library before the
university trustees and the professors and In
s,rurtors of the Columbia history department.
president Butler. conferred the diploma
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
prTTssURe Art EXHIBITION.

by Telegraph TO The TrtbunsI
Pittsburg Jan. 4-John ". Beatty. director OF
fine arts at the Carnegie Institute sent out formal
announcement to-day of the coming thirteenth an
nuaI exhibition OF paintings be held in Ptttsburs
next April. New York pictures will be collected on
March IL and Is by ". S. BudWorth & Son. No.
.24 West sd street.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
uila1 IN BROOKLYN THEArRE.

lust before the performance of I'll Trovatore' at
the Academy of Music Brooklyn last night James
kennedy, stage hand. of No. 81 Myrtle avenue
fell from bridge behind the scenes, distance of
4hirtv-fve feet. He was taken TO the Cumberland
street Hospital He not badly hurt
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
OPPOSES PARK STADIUM.

The West End Association at it's meeting last
night at the Hotel st. Andrew passed a resolution
directing John c. Coleman, of it's legislation and
school committee oppose the erection Of a
Central Park stadium. The matter came up on
a communication from Park Commissioners Smith
inviting an expression of opinion.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Washington Jan. Am appropriation OF S4Ooup
is made for the purchase or erection OF ouioing
IN Paris for the residence OF the American Am
basssdor to France by a bill which was passed BY
the Senate to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Rel MONT-Oifver Ames, Boston. BRESLIN-
Colonel W F Beasley North Carolina. HOTEL
ASTOR-Dr and Mrs. Max Wallbrecht. Germany.
HOILAND-Ingersoll Amory Boston MARI
W j. Bates Ithaca: PLAZA-Ernest zWiltsee
savannah SAVOY-F r. Balm. California VIC
TORIA-T. J. Potter, Boston WALDORF-C. d
Toronto.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

IL readily ~ trains from -srd ces4
traI station troleys Aed ~
carriage Lots $50 up TeIephcns asa Gransrsy ens
Book ot Views representative
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
John a. HARJEs RETIREs.

Paris Jan. Morgan. Harjes & Co. announce
the retirement to-day Of John H HarJes. after
s'xty-three years OF business activity. The bank
Ing bouse continues under the the part
ners being Herman H Harjes and H P. Heroid-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
aA,,imose HEARS TETRAzzINI.

n.,4roore Jan 4-witi Tetrazzni ana con,
t,In na,sli as the leading characters in Lucia di
s'an.lilO ,,,,n, = the Manhattan Grand Opera Ceih
nanv appeared at the Lyric tonight before ~ lbe
,onaI,Ie audience that tested me esp"'i'' -
house.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail for Europe
to-day
THE KAISER WILHELM DER CROSSE, FUR BREMEN
Mr.. George j. Mr.. and Mrs Stanley MOI
timer.
Mrs LANES A Faber. Miss Steward Wilson
Miss Dora Pope.
THE HAMBURG. FOR NAPLES
pa,4oInb Edgar Mr. Mrs. Msdil Nc
". G 2. Cormick.
pabris Mr.. and Mrs William Woods
Misc lean " Criscom- Plankington-
Mf Mrs. II. L. Harris
THE AMERIKA FOR HAMBURG
Mrs q A. Rostwick. William Law
Wrs ? Fielding Bell.
an6 Mrs William Mil ". z.
Collier. Mr. and MIS- d B. warden
Mis- TeIia Csurnes. Gray Miller.
Travellers who arrived yesterday from abroad
THE ST. PAUL, FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
Arthur G. Carlson. John Mason.
H. Lawrence Read.
" r,Ch LIasrtn
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees lowest Se'
as average for corresponding date last year
a. average corresponding date last hirtS three
Local forecast: To-day rain Wednesday. rain turn
ing TO snow ana decidedly colder; fresh scIth winds
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

Thir. sv.nu- srs fsash ssr-st. Tire 5ro~ts snf -
Vehement ~ Insects. Professor John b sntsns
p1bii~ School "a Pzrx avenue wiilismsbritss ~Cof-
NAL Life Among the Puritsns- Louis "A Cofn-e.
Pic.rdaIe Hall H.verdaIe and Deo<k srTs-k-
Songs OF r,ziy,s GiuSsppe Aldo Randsxs~r