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New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
TEA.


Prince Scipio Borghese's feat in traVerslng Ceh-
trail Asia, from Peking to Moscow and Paris, in
motor two years ago, has encouraged certain
enterprising Chinese and Russian merchants 10
form association for the transport OF the finest
qualities OF Chinese tea across the Desert OF Gool
by of automobiles. The very best grades
of tea, those for which gourmets in Europe, and
particularly wealthy Russians, are willing to pay
almost their weight in gold, become impaired IN
aroma and in taste by sea transport, no matter
how carefully they may be sealed in hermetically
closed cases. and for years have always been oorne
across the Central Asian desert by means of cara
vans of camels, whence the name caravan tea
Now. however, the motor car Is to take the place
Of the camel which will have the effect Of shorten
ing the trip across the Cobb Desert by no less
than fourteen days, and the merchants OF XII
akhta, Just north of the Cobb Desert which Is the
great receiving station for the tea caravans and
which is within easy reach Of the Transsiberian
Railroad line at Irkutsk, now engaged In com
pletng the organization of this automobile service
which is to supplant the camel caravan and which
will transform the of the teas into that of
motor tea. MARQUISE DE FONTENO4.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
WILL BENEFITS CATHOLIC cLEReYMEN.

Bishop Cusack. other Roman Catholic clergynen
and several Catholic charitable institutions are the
benehciarfes under the will of Mrs. Annie Nc
Namara who died February 10 Bishop Cusack
gets 81 600 outright residue of the estate goes
70 The pfsbop and the Rev. Joseph L. McCabe- Tha
+estator leaves TO the parish priest OF Askeaton
limerick Ireland birthplace. 5000. for masses
for the repose Of the souls Of her fatner' motheI'
brother and sisters and for repairs to the churcn;
q 600 s also left to the priest to be distributed
among the poor OF the parish; $1,000 Is left TO the
children Of the testatrixs dead brother IN Ireland
and 81 90 to her brother Lawrence and his VIE.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
1TnrrIed.
Marriage notices appearing in IHE TKlbtSs VIII
he repubIished In the Tri-WeekIy Tribune withous
extra charge

,-c,v-DBFy-T -TARREN-On Wednesday Aprtl ..
Iaoa AZ the residence OF her parents scranton.
Penn Dorothv Josephine. daughter OF Nj ana Srs
Everett warren. Nathaniel Hartley CowdFes' q
York city
c-TI,I.INC1FI AM-BTXTONO Luesoey. [2IIl -
church CT Euration- New 1orS ~ rs
Rsv . { Houzhton. d d Mrs hataeFine w&-s
Rux+o1 1sughtsr OF the Captain w L lyon.
IF CrseuwicH conn. Mr.. Frank g Gillnsnan-
O Philadelphia
r=T-TJCE-RHODES- Ftsburg. Penn, On ApE7 -
1909 at TIE residences OF her mother py Ine nss
lam L McEwan. u d, Annie Larirr-r Enosl-s
oF Iare Rhodes. to AeIandsr ReadinS
Ciuick. Of New York city
sNfTT-E5-SA%FORD-O THURSDAY. april y lsEs, -
V-s-r5rE \ by the Rev Tsber Knox Miss 3Sry
F1fzabeth sanford daughter OF Mrs Frances y a.
ford to Nr Frank Ellsworth smith. OF HackensacA'
-. J.
ROGERS -STCFFEI-On Wednesday. April q at
Pbrsuix Ar the Rev J O Wilarnss Enaln@ Z
StoIfeI to William Coleman Rogers
Notices Of marriages and deaths mnss % hHoons~~
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
WILL OF COLONEL FRANKLIN BARTLETT.

The will OF Colonel Franklin Bartlett. who died
few davs ago was filed for probate yesterday Tns
petition says that the estate Is valued at soVer
10000 real property and over $4,000 personal prop
artvr The testator bequeaths all his swords. his
toricaI books and most of his jewelTy 70 his son.
William o. Bartlett, together with SlOee cash. TO hs
daughter Mrs Bertha X. Bernhard. $1,000 cash ana
his emerald cuff buttons: to his wife. Bertha r.
I3art1att his library personal belongings and the re-
siduary estate Mrs Bartlett is named as executrix'
to serve without bond.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
WILLIAM Il. BUFF U NJ.

William H Buffum, brother-in-la" ol 1uS''o
wizard BARTLETT one of the original proprletors OF
the famous Mesaba iron ranges and for many years
q member Of the commission house of Fairbanks
Martin e. CO. died yesterday at his home IN
Brooklyn. He wid'e known IN the cruz anu
80, ,,sa Of rrookIvn and had made his home in
the Brooklyn Club ..
Mr. Bufrum was born in Brooklyn In 1S45 and was
graduate Of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
md tho Fagleswood Military School. OF Perth Am
dllu x The funeral will be held at the home or
T,,stice Rartett No. q Pierrepont street, Brookyn
at II o'clock tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
neAmATlsTs MEET AT FRENCH LICK

William A Brady and a number OF draIla'Is's'
among them George Broadhurst, Rupert Hughes
Avery Hopwood and Thompson Buchanan are III
convention at French Lick springs 1iiu- -
that joviaI neighborhOOd comes the news thal
~ t,-od,, will produce next week at Muncie, Ind'
Mr.. Hughes's play called My Boy Timothy NUT %
phv will interpret the chief character MI Bu-
chanan has rewritten THE INTRUDER Iol 80
Cil--@l- ~ - NJ tIonv,ood has a piece called TAX
a., Chances which was designed for Douglas
Fairbanks. Mr. Broadhursts THE Law OF Love
and THE Dollar Mark will be seen mere next
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
MISS SARAH E. ROOT.

The funeral OF Miss Sarah F. Root who died
IN "Wednesday at the home OF her sister, Mrs
EDWARD F. Quinby. Bridgehampton. Long Island
was held yesterday. Following the service ''lo
-, 80 +aI,er 10 her native town, North Read
inc, Mass for burial in the family plot
Miss Root was in her eightieth year ana was
sister of DR. George F. Root who was Wen
IInov,n throughout the United States as muslcaI
composer and the author OF the war soileS 80
nIotbar.,. Tramp Tramp, Tramp, the Boys are
Marching" and There's Music in the AIT. lie
diad on August 6, 1895.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
ANTHONY JANNARIS.

Anthony Jannaris a native of Crete and long
prominent in the political affairs OF that isiaho'
90 .,,ddenIv on Monday on the steamer Majestic
t,oh orrved here yesterday. He was hfty-sN
ears old and his death was attributed to heart
disease The body buried at sea In 1883
he took a leading part in the Cretan insurrectlon'
and was prescribed by the Sultan Later as
member of the Cretan Assembly, MS pohticai
,i1,s caused his imprisonment by Prince George
W We STaece In 1907 he made Inspector General
of Public Education in Erete. he was ProAiic
Uriter on educational subjects.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
TWENTIETH S. A. R. CONVENTION.
To Fight Continued Use of Flag for Adver-
tising Purposes.

paItiroore April 2a.-The twentieth annual meet
toor +ba National Society OF the Sons of the
American Revolution began here this evening with
q racention at the Hotel Belvedere. The business
and real work Of the convention do not begin until
tomorrow morning.
Among the subjects expected to be brought before
+ba convention is the continued use of the Amer
lean flag for advertising purposes A proposition
70 hold all future conventions of the society at
washington will also be discussed,
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
CONCERT BY UNIVERSITY eLEE CLUB.

The University Glee Club gave its thirteth con
cert last night in the grand ballroom Of the Wal
dorf-Astoria before a large audience appreciatve
of the excellent performance which this society
always gives Miss Rita Fornla OF the Melropoli-
"a, 0nera COMPANY was the solost. A serenade by
p Genee with violin Obbigato by John Barnes
Wells received the greatest applause of the selec-
nv the club
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
Ens OPENING OF AERIAL GARDENS.

Now that Miss Held's engagement at the New
York is nearing its end, preparations are afoot Tor
the opening of The Aerial Gardens top of that
,a,.,,o,,se z Ziefgeld ir has novelty called
THE Foilies of 1909 for the entertainment OF It's
natroas BY arrangement with klaw & Erlanser
he has engaged Harry Kelly for the principal liarC.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
AMERICAN SINGERS WELL RECEIVED

London April 29-Mrs NJ. Salzmann-Stevens of
Bloomington H. reappeared at Covent Garden to-
night as Brtinnhide in Die Walktre She was
we'll received and is warmly praised by the critics
Miss Marcia van Dresser. another American singer
made a successful appearance as Sieglinde.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
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queue in accordance with the legislation imposed
by his Manchu ancestors when they cohQuereu
China nearly three hundred years ago and forced
their own particular style Of headdress upon the
vanouished The Orientals nothing II not dig
nifed and TO the Chinese their Emperor Is some
thing SO awesome and sacred that it would never
do for the tiny ruler TO have a queue "hlch oS
its lack Of material and its meagTeness would IN
vite ridicule That is why Of the grandest dig
nitaries of the realm, a mandarin OF the hlshesI
rank has been assigned ny means OF & solemn I'M
perial edict to the important duty Of caring for
and. above all. promoting his little sovereign pig
f.H
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washington. April -
storm warnings displayed the Great Lakes and
on the from Hateras TO Boston Inc
ern disturbance Wednesday has developed INTO &
severe storm central tonight the middle Mississippi
valley connection with cold high pressure aea
o. the Northwest and Northeast has caused general
rains and SHOWS and high winds over the middle ana
the Atlantic Coast TO the tocy
Mountains. except in northern New Ergand and ms tns
Oho rain has not yet begun Ihere Were
western Gulf states t11Sn
the Ohio valley southWard anu
while in the plains
states and the Rocky Mountain region 1t is decidedly
coI5sT With Temperatures from 10 TO rs degrees below
the onal average Low temperatures also continue
in Neu england the middle Atlantic states, the lake
rion and the upper Mississippi valley The storm will
TO-DAY, attended by rains and
districts. east OF the Misss
enn Riyer and the southwark. continuing
will also be rain to day
mostly snow middle and northern districts be
tween the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains
and showers in Southwest followed by generally fair
weather Saturday Low temperatures VIII continue over
whe indicated, and IL
will also be colder to-day in the Ohio Valley and the
Co+,+brrss+ and Gulf
6tiantc states High winds will continue generally
the Mai states eastward
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
EAIpERoR MANIM1LAN,s coNFEssoR

In every picture portraying either the eHecut1n
Of Emperor Macmillan at Queretaro, in Mexico
or ,the farewells his prison cell just before he
TO his doom. there appears the hgure OF d
priest. This the Rev. Father Augustine Neb-
er the Inflated Emperors chaplain and confessor,
who was with him from the time when he landed
in Mexico until the very last. This faithful ana
devoted companion of Macmillan has just died at
advanced age at Budapest thus seVeTlng d
link with past. Needless to add that he en-
ioyed the gratitude and the affectionate regard OF
all the members OF the House OF Hapsburg, es-
pecaIly Of Emperor Francis Joseph.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
Forecast for Special Locaities-For New Jersey and

Eastern Pennsylvania rain to-day and Saturday high
EAST winds becoming northerly Saturday
For Eastern New York. rain In southern rain
snow In northern portion to-day and Saturday high
east to north winds
For New England. rain or snow to-day and Sat
urdav. east win high by tonight
For Pennsylvania, rain in south. rain
in north portion to-day Saturday rain and cooler
high east north winds.
For Western New York rain snow to-day and Satur
day: high northeast 20 north winds.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

william L. ,Warng had been for many years
identified with the hosiery trade of this city ne
No. one of the leaders in the National Association
Of Hosiery and Underwear Manufacturers ana hao
long been active in the affairs Of the association,
His death came as a great shock to his wife ana
two children who had had no intmauoh OF HIS
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CEMETERIES.
rHE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

5fl, ac,essibls bv Harlem train from Grand Cen.
trai station webster and Jerome avenue troeys snd
nv Carriage Lots $50 Telephone 1895 Grafrsrcy
for BOOK OF Views representative
i0' Once 90 East 9Sd ST York City.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

WIDOW OF THE LAST HOsPoDAR.
Princess Helen Couza, who has just died at W lile
s.e of eighty-fve. at Bucharest, was the WHO"
of Prince Alex lnder COuZa, the last HospouaI Vi
Rurania whose deposition in 1866 had the effect Vi
b-tnrinp 10 the throne that scion Of the House OF
IEoLerzoIlern who is now King Charles The Hos
nodar,s neglect and il-treatment Of his WE
Princess Helen. contributed in no sInall decree "
his overthrow. For she was danghter ol llIe
oatrician House OF Rosetti, 10 which all the ola
noble houses of Rumania are more or less related
and the members of which naturally resented the
,onduc3 of her husband toward her He was hV-
ing in the most fragrant intimacy with Prlncess
Obrenovitch mother Of the late King Milan Oh
Seryia and on the night when he was compeLeo
ar fbe point of pistol TO sign an act Of abdcaton
- ta1 10 fee from his room barefooted through
The streets
ON leaving Bucharest Prince Alexander Couza
.srtIes5 down in one of the suburbs OF VIENNA
uhe-e he oc, upied two villas. In one lived his Whe
princess Helen, while the other was tehahteu oS
I,-,,,oess obrenovftch and by his by her. De
,,etr;,,s Couza half-brother, therefore OF King
milan In 1870 death put an end TO the romantic
- ,5,-ert,Iro1,s career of Princess ObrenoVltcIl
zvbo was famous half century ago as being lhe
,,oe, beautiful and fascinating woman in Europe
Immediately after the funeral Princess f1eieh
60, ,,,i., = charity and generosity beyond all
prsise adopted the five-year-old poy OF the rI'a
who had caused her so much sorrow and su1erlhG'
and brought him Up as her own son. And "heh
the ex-Hospodar died at Heidelberg IN 1919 she
r-o1teed for the lads material welfare Not long
after becoming 2 widow she returned TO Bucharest
in accordance with the invitation OF KING ChaIles
and took I'D her residence there, being treated by
all with the utmost respect and consideration oS
10 one more than by the King and Queen, ana IN
later years also by the crown prince and crown
princess With her death there disappears one OF
The most interesting and sympathetic figures OF
Balkan history and Of Rumanian society
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

,vsrszs for corresponding date hirtyrse yes' -
Local Forecast-Rain to-day ana S@'-0'' -
IN north win
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM L. WARlNG.

From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. April 29-William l. War1ns' OF the
hosiery firm of Harrington Waring, OF No 2o
leonard street New York, died tonight az the
Arlington Hotel in this city He had oeeh III io'
g. -, ,.t,b neritonitis Yesterday his condition
became serious and his wife sent for. She ar
rived last night and was at the bedside when Mr.
Waring died.
The body will be sent to New York to-morro"
and will be buried there on Saturday. MT warns
bad been in Washington in connection with the
.s+e, revision. and was we'll known at the Capitol
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Louisville, April 79-Announcement is made here
by Mr.. and Mrs. f. T. Bedford, Of Brooklyn, OF
the betrothal of their daughter. Miss Emily II.
Bedford. Preston Davie, of this city. Miss Bed
ford made herself notable by her riding and driving
in the Louisville horse shows and from Mr.. Davies
prominence in this respect is traced the romance.
Mr. Bedford is official OF the Standard Oil
Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Archibald NJ Henry, who the Democratic
candidate for Mayor of Jersey City in 1906, and
Miss Caroline Schmidt married last night at
the home of the brides brother, Frederick Schmidt
In Jersey City. The Rev. II. G. Cronn, of the
Second Presbyterian Church. officated
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
Died.

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charge
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
GUARpLAN OF THE EMPERoR.s QUEUE.

Prince Chun. Regent Of China, has just issued
an edict, conhding TO the Grand Secretary of the
Empire, Il mandarin of the of Shi-Shu, the
task Of attending to the hair of Emperor Pu-Yi.
that the latter may be found possess queue
worthy OF hts rank monarch when the period Of
mourning for the late Emperor and for the En-
press Dowager comes 10 end. While this mourn
snz is progress the head may not be shaved; but
as soon as il IS the three-y year old sovereign
of Chns VIII be required not merely by custom
,sat also by Law. 20 shave his head. save for the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
TNDERTAKERS.
FLORISTS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL 241-s West 2sd st Chapsla
private Rooms private Annbuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30
oeaI OFFICIAL Record

Local Official Record.-The following official record
from the weather shows the change the
pcrature four hours in comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

London April 2s-Many persons prominent in
London society attended the marriage at st. Mar
garet's, Westminster, this afternoon, OF Lord
Brooke heir to the EarldOm of Warwick and FL
frida, daughter OF Sir William Eden. The list OF
presents is unusually long. and includes gifts from
of Wales.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

FASTER PLANTS AND yIOLETS. Order sarN
Newman Floral 2O2 5th ave Tel 6SsS Madison So
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Highest temperature yesterday Al degrees lowest s5;
average S. for corresponding date last year. 81
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

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New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Notices Of marriages and deaths must sc tHdorsed
with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Quincy Ill, April 2s.-Lieutenant Alan Urquhart
Patrick Campbell. of Mrs Patrick Campbell,
the English actress, married Miss Helen Bull,
daughter of William b Bull, of Chicago here to-
day. The wedding took place in the girlhood home
Of the bride Bishop Fawcett of the Episcopal
diocese of Quincy, officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Camp
bell left the city for New York this afternoon
They will. sail the Celtic May for Eng
land. where they will live in London. The bride
groom. who wounded at the age OF eighteen
in the Boxer outbreak In China, is engaged In lit
work
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

Miss Elsie Lazarus. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
Frank Lazarus, was married yesterday 10 Henry
Root Stern the home OF her sister Mrs. Charles
2 Rowland. Of No. Is West nth street Only rels
-tlves and friends present at the ceremony.
which performed by Judge Davis. The bride,
who had no attendants, was Sowned In white
crepe de chine and tulle vel! fastened with
orange blossoms She carried bouquet Of lilies
of-the-valley and gardenias. Walter Stern was his
brothers best man. A wedding breakfast followed.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-30

The marriage Of Miss Magdeaine Weed TO Lind
ley Murray Franklin. jr.. occurred at St Georges
Church, Flushing. Wednesday afternoon. The
bride Is the daughter OF John w Weed. member
Of the New York bar. The bridegroom. who is
architect IS the oldest of Lindley Murray
Franklin. The ceremony performed by the Rev.
Edwin G.. weed. Bishop OF Florida, assisted by the
Rev Henry D. Waller. rector Of the parish.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-11
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HoEenstsin. Sse. ! 70 q Doaths per cert,
lot
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10 Jnsrph J. DARLINGTON and Blair Lee. 70 secUT5
The Washington Ciy Orphan Asylum. so.
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Washington Heights-Louis T. Peak Ct TX. 70 VII
ian z E5rnonstou ard John D. CouEhlsn- -
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cert. seni-suuusIly. part iot i. block 4
Mount Pleasant aad Pleasant Piasls-I.iIls= 2.
Souder to Richard z. Pairo and Herbert A.
GU to sec1re John J BrosnsH- SloA % .
mouths per cent. ssnsi-anuually. II ISs- Sane
% William Montgomery ard DAVID Moore. to 81
cure The Masonic Mutual Life Association q the
District O. Columbia. S.ooo. 5 years, Pc cent
semi-zunually. lot SO
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Trust Company Of TIE District q Columbia q
secure 2. Rczis- Dulzuy. trustee Of Thomas Z.
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I and years. Der cent. Seni-anluaIly. lets s
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J. colbert. 70 secure The NsHonsl Permanent
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John T Arms and samuel a D-ury. 70 sscu-s
Lee BFoEn. $50. ) years. ; per csnt senl-
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Washington Loan and Trust Company, $ 60, }
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