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New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
RECITAL BY MISS SASSOLL
Harpist, with Assisting Artists, Plesses
Her Audience.

An audience of moderate size gathered IN
NIendelssohn Hall yesterday afternoon at
the recital given by Mile. Ada Sassoh'
farrist. assisted by Gustav BoTde, barry
tone: George Bsrrere, futist, and George
FaIkenstein. The programme included d
concerto by Mozart, PLAYED by Miss Sss-
soil. Mr. Barrere and Mr.. Falkenstetn; So
iactions hy Bach, ThaIberg, Satnt-Saens'
label. Schumann. Debussy and Hasselmans'
and songs by vidor, Vidal, Lalo and Pes
sar1-an sung by Mr- Borde. Both MISS
sassoli and Mr.. Barrere confirmed the eH-
ceIlent opinion tIlaat New York audiences
have already formed Of their powers. Mr..
Borde disclosed a voice that in it's upper
notes was powerful and even brilliant. but
that in its middle register was far less
pleasing He sang, though. with feeling
and was generously al plauded-
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
AMERICAN AID FOR PARIS.
Concert Brings Nearly ,00O-Another
Red Cross Gift.

Paris. Feb. 1.-THE American concert
given at the Opera Comique tonight for
the benefit of the food sufferers was an
artistic and social success, and added be
tween s4,oa0 and 5000 10 the fund. The list
OF patronesses- headed by Mrs. Bacon, wife
OF the American Ambassador. included
many prominent American women living in
Paris. and the entire programme was rem
dered by Americans. professionals or stu
dents
The city's pneumatic clocks. operated by
compressed air, which stopped at 1888
o'clock IN the forenoon OF January 20, were
started for the first time since tina date
to-day.
Among the many letters received By
the American Ambassador. Mr.. Bacon,
from the United States offering sympathy
and relief for the flood victims, is one from
Mayor Carlisle of Salem. Ohio. incIosing a
check for 800. An additional $3.50 has been
sent by the American Red Cross.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
CRITTCIsES DR.. PARKHURsT.
Dr.. Randall Says He Returned New
Thought Books Uncut.
IT, --,L,,-

fFv Ielegrsph 70 The lrioune.i
Phila delphia- Feb. 14-AddressinE the
BAPTIST Ministers Association this morning,
the Rev. Dr. J. H. Randall, pastor Of the
Mount Morris Baptist Church, New York
City. criticised Dr.. ParkhuTst, of New
York. and other clergymen because Of their
alleged failure TO keep abreast of the times
by reading modern books, and their alleged
unfamiliarity with present day movements
Tho speaker declared that while deliver
ing addresses before Young Mems Chris
tian Associa ton workers of New York he
found the young men were being carried
away with the new thought movement. He
stated that when these men appeal 70 their
ministers TO read books pertaining 10 new
thought the clergynen tell them that they
are too busy with other matters.
Two books dealing with the new thought
movement. he said, we're sent 10 Dr.. Park
hurst and were returned, The pages uncut,
the latter declaring that he didn't have
time 10 examine their contents.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
EMMA {. HAGERMAN.

Emma Z. Hage-man. ffty-nine years old.
of No IS Vanderbilt avenue, Brooklyn who
was one of more than forty negro women
teaching school in this CITY, died from apo
plexy yesterday afternoon at the home OF
her sister, Mary E Swanson. also schoot
teacher, at No 236 West 134th street.
Miss Hageruan had been teaching school
for about thirty-fve years She was born
in Newport, r. /. and came TO this CITY
uhere she studied in the public schools and
tEen attended the Normal School, from
which she was graduated with honors. After
her graduation Miss Hagerman went to
Poughkeepsie, where she taught school for
two wears, and then came 10 this city.
where she had since taught.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
ANXIETY AT METROPOLITAN.
Monte Carlo Manager Refuses TO Re-
lease Mile. Elvira Hidalgo.

There seems 70 be some DOUBT as 70
whether Mile EIvira Hidalgo, the eighteen
vear-old Spanish coloratura soprano. viii
sing this year at the Metropolitan Opera
House Nile. Hidalgo was 70 have sailed
this week for this city, but at the last mo
-7ent Raoul Gounsbourg, manager of the
opera at Monte Carlo, where Mile Hidalso
had been singing, refused 10 release her
L vas stated last night at the Metro
poIitan that although Mr. Goursbourg had
2 contract with Mile. Hidalgo he had prom
ieed 10 release her in time TO sing here.
The management Of the Metropolitan is
making every effort 70 prevail upon the
Monte Carlo manager 10 allow Mile. Hidal-
20 20 sail in time to appear AT the Metro
uolitan as Rosina in The Barber of Sc
vile "
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
ACTRESSES MEET TO-DAY.

Populations of actresses from Philaoe4-
phia, Boston, New Haven, Springfield ana
Albany will come to the city this morning
to represent their companies at the mass
meeting in the Lyceum Theatre, which nds
been called by the women of the stage 10
dicuss plans for the coming Actors t fnd
fair. The meeting will be called at LOU
a m. by Mrs. Ida c. Nahm- 1t VIII be ene
first Of series Of such meetings to be heid
every two weeks Until the opening OF me
fair on Nav g
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15


Edney. john = Wickha1n. John.
Faulkner JOscpa
AcKER-Cn M7nesy. February =. lsie I1c.:
Co,h-a. We Q, HenrT = Aeksr. runsrsi ne,
=. J. u d n Wednesday FeoruaTJ 10. As'V
ADANS-On saturday February T. 1910.
Frederick Leonard Leon adams son of
Tredericka E. and the late David ADAMS.
70 attend funeral 70 be held from his !ai-
r@sidence- No 212 Park Place, SFeoNya'
y T. OF Tuesday. ar , n
DREDT-OE S.nIay. Fabruary fS. 1910. a, asr
residence. Lleweyr Park west Orange. = T.
Maria l}rsrt. n the 18th wear q her age F1-
neral services viii o. hold az her late resi-
de1ce on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock
CooK-A: Nhippany y J, on sstq-dsy. t,1I, E.y-
lace Cook- Funeral services at her lsre -es-
IS 1910. at p. n CarT,ases Uin n'ess D
a Morristovn. " J.
ruary IS. 1910. John Frede-iek- son
Arthur F. and MABEL J. Ed1ey. aged +.
residance No ESQ Greene ave. B-ookiys-
Tuesday. February 15. 1910. az p n
FAULKNER-on sunday. Feb-usrT 13: 1919
a. his residence. No. 1852 Pacific ST. Broos-
Iyn, Joseph Faulkner. aged II years Fu-
neral services ST Barthoornews Church
fSphl al 10 SO a m, Internnent prfvats-
FRAsER-On Monday. February IA. 1910. Ffn-
sley Fraser. aged so years. Relatives ana
friends, also Magroifa LooSe Ec- 1S~
7 .. o. 2, ara invited to attend the r1rersi
services az his late residence, No rs Lex
ingtou ave. Brooklyn. Wednesday, sTeEtns
80 O'Clock
GRIFFIS-At Cuog-Ie. Long Island. Fe5---a- y
IA 1910. Henrietta r. wife oS Ns-crs -
SIrirrIn. Funeral az her late residence, Friday.
February IL. ar I , II
HoTyIES-At Kingston. y. 2. FeerIsry Y
1910, Dr.. ". Frederick Holmes. asec 81 y-a-s
Funeral from resde'cs. No 2ls Wasntngrc7
ave on Tuesday. az I ? n Int-rncnr a.
EllcnvIIle. -. z
EEYBT TRN-On Surday, Feo-usry Is, 1910
elizabeth ". KeybUru. widow % Georys 2
Keyburn- Funeral from the residences OF ner
niece No $50 Westminster Road (Ezsz I'd,
frN Flarb51sh- Services Tuesday evening. y
O'Clock Relatives and friends rsspectfdliy
invited TO attend
53 years Funeral from The F11sr7l Chu-cn
Nos 24f-o43 West 2Sd St Campbell 81
Wednesday. . o clock
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
BOSTON BANKER ASKS DIVORCE.
Mrs. r. F. Perkins Says Husband Sues
TO Please Her
TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune

Boston. Feb. H.-Robert F. Perkins. the
millionaire Boston banker and club mem
ber has begun suit feT divorce from his
wife Anna + i5owditch Perkins. She is
at present in Colorado awaiting the result
Of Mr.. Perkins's action. which she says
was begun to please her. She obtained
divorce last October from him IN South
Dakota but the Massachusetts, courts
would not recognize the decree.
Robert r Perkins Is the son OF the late
Charles Z. Perkins, former president OF
the Burlington system Mrs. Perkins was
the daughter Of the late L. Francis Bow
ditch They were married in 1891
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
WELLESLEY FOR REFORM.
Secret Societies Not To Be Abolished,
but Improved
ny Telegraph 70 III. Tribune J

Wellesley. Mass. Feb. 1.-THE secret so
cieties AT Wellesley College are not To be
abolished. but radical reforms are to be
brought 4 bout This action vas DECIDED
upon last evening at the second meeting
Of the congress al the residence Of Presi-
dent Caroline Hazard, who presided. Miss
Dorothy Hazard and Miss Ruth Charford
urged that members of the senior class
having creditable academic standing be
eligible 70 membership IN any one OF tire
societies
Wellesley has six frat societies, all OF
them having small clubhouses of their
own. built with funds subscribed by former
rrenl hers
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
C. S. BARNES INCOMPETENT.
Jury Acts on Petition Of Sister of
Young Man.
rRv Telegraph 70 The rrlhune


Newburg. \. Y. Feb A.-Charles Starr
Barnes twenty-thres years old, was to-day
declared to be Incompetent TO handle his
own affairs by a sherifs jury on petition
of his sister, Frances SpaUlding Barnes,
VINO is year his senior She says that
ne is not Of sound mind and is wasting his
estate.
Barnes says he does not know how much
money he is worth, for he has never been
told. He lived in Port Jervis for three
years. and more recently al Cornwall. both
in this county. II is stated that while az
Port yervis he used up S 0dD and placed a
mortgage on MS interest in New York
realty for $500 more. OF which he says he
had $, ,U0 Barnes says he didn't know il
was a mortgage he had signed.
The estate was left by a maternal grand
mother and is valued at more than $500 GO
of which Barnes Is entitled to tenth
The properties are in Broadway, 43d street
and the Bowery, New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
GREENE COUNTY SOCIETY MEETS

The sixth annual dinner of the Greene
County Society was held last night at the
Hotel Astor- About two hundred persons
who claim tho C4tsl1ll region as their na-
tive home were present Fred r. Dalzel.
the president Of the society, acted as toast
master, and speeches were made by Ira +.
Kerr. OF Catskill: the Rev. Ulysses Grant
Warren the Re- DR.. Robert Rogers, DR..
Walter r. Chase. Judge john F. Hylan,
Peter Fiero. William Pierson Fiero. Emory
= pvckInan and Il. Leroy Austin
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

nody and SOU. Saw. rather. that she WINS
~, 1"f he is. after all, veah So
Nine kalicn made more OF Joan ihan
sny other actress Of the day could nave
1O"e' Unpleasant though the pal' 41
makes Joan weird and hVlhs a"u ~
'eettabie woman OF fate and ny stery anu
passion Only once or twice. notapiy ID .ier
oenunciation Of Parson AbsaIenl' oiu iiet
herman fashion OF speech manifest ''seii-
tler best moments were her qnie'est' sne
Knows how TO portray the ground sven OF
PASSION, Of deepest emotion; she Know no"
10 speak, and what Is equally 1npoi 'aiiI'
now to listen. The expression OF heT lace
al times is wonderful. A W.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
GRAVEYARD FRAUD" INDICTMENT

louisville Feb IA grand jury TO-
dav returned indictments against 7. r
o-Tssrr. J. keane. P. J. Needhar1 Dr.
e Rogers and Dr =. q Schott, on tie
charge OF criminal conspirscV 20 defraud -
me alleged 2 = eysrd lnsur%nce cases re-
oer+lr brought ~ lEHr AH those IN
df-red except lt~ sc7--t 'l5 #a- lpt -
rested, gas bond
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
OBITUARY..
JAMES e. FURLONG.

Oakland. Cal, Feb. thames r Fur
long, an actor of New York City. died sud-
denly III his apartments here yesterday.
he was ffty-fve years old Mr.. Furlong
had been on the stage thirty-dve years and
was one OF the founders of the Actors So
ciefy OF America A son, Francis Furlong.
a civil engineer Of New York, survives him.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
THOMAS GLENN JONES,

Washington, Feb. 14--With d record OF a
half century service IN the Treasury De-
partment, Thomas Glenn Jones. seventy six
years old, died here to-day. He had lived
forty-nine years in the District of Columbia.
having come here from Ohio, and had been
an accountant in the loan and currency
division since 1861 He had been i'll about
three months.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
AN ENGAGEMENT

CBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Boston. FEB. 14-Miss Claire Marc JAG
1uith. daughter of Caleb H Jacquith. OF
Woburn, has Just announced 10 her friends
her engagement 10 Charles Warren FoTle.
of the United States Embassy at Constant
nopIe Mr.. FowIe is a Harvard graduate,
class of '05, and entered the diplomatic
service soon after he graduated.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
COLONEL WILLIAM n. LOVE.
by Telegraph t, The Tribune

tBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Baltimore, Feb I--CoioneI William n.
Love, secretary of the Board OF Trade.
was found dead from apoplexy at his home
here this morning He was born in 1S42-
Colonel Love was recognized as an au
thority on the geology and history of Mary
land He recently gave his valuable col
lection of Indian relics to the Wouan's
College He leaves a son. a. J. Love, of
New York. and daughter. Mrs. H. y.
Slade.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
- e. - TAMI.se -oE rHE sHREw
JOHN MASON AT NEW THEATRE.

John Mason. who Is presenting None So
Blind At the Hackett Theatre. viii appear
al The New Theatre On February IS in A
Son Of the People" bv Sophus MichaelIs
He will be supported by his own company
and will give seven specia! performances
on the dates Of these performances the
Hacbert Theatre will be closed.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
"HER HUSBANDS WIFE.

F. IeieErapu 20 Inc LrlpOn|-i
Philadelphia. Feb. H.-klsw & Erlanger
presented at the Broad Street Theatre to-
night a comedy by A. E Thomas. entitled
Her Husbands Wife" II is Mr.. Thomas's
first play. The scenes are laid in Saratoga
in the racing season LaI1re Hope Crews
plaved the wife Others in the cast are
Grace EIbston Robert Warwick, Orne
Cadara and Arthur Lewis.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
TO HEAR PuRDY ON PERSONAL TAX

Mayor Gaynor's Plan for the abolition of
the present method OF personal taxation IS
10 be discussed by lawson PuTdy presi-
dent of the Department OF Taxes and As
easements ~ tn" fourteenth annual din
uer OF the Real Estate Board of Brokers.
IN wednesday evening 81 the WaIdorf-As-
toris otn-r speakers viii he Arthur r
sheldon. head OF the Sheldon School or
Scientific Salesmanshtp. and Julius n
>,sver former Attorney General
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
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New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
MISS ILLlNGToN's FATHER DEAD.

Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. Al G. Light,
OF Bloomington. Ill. father Of Mrs. Edward
J. Bowes, known to theatregoers as Mar
garet Ellington. died AT the Ozark Sana-
toriurp at midnight last night At hts
bedside were his wife and two sons. Hubert
and James, attorneys. OF Bloomington and
New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
MARRIED.

Lew TIS-PRTf F--TYnni~ I1sTis Price. Gads1tC
oS Mr. and Mrs Frank y Price, % Jonn LacSa
Lewis. Monday, February IA. 1910
wEED-EAt -FFMASN-On Wsdnes9ay. Oec.fn-
h-sr - 1909 ay TIE Madison AvsrEs tresoS-
terian cf-urcn. Julia victoria hasIttSe'''H :"
William Nau-y y eec
WTRTH-STNONS-O Friday. Tebrusry =
o. the ReT. - =. Woodruff. Alefns. dsurnf-f
Of Mr. and Mrs. J. r Sirnous- 20 John W
Wirth. Of PSsslle Park. y j.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

date last year. 81 average for Corresponding o@->
last thirty three years. 80
Local forecast Partly cloudy To-Day ro-1fo1
Tai.3 followed BY n1ca coi1es.
Moderate south winds
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
CEMETERIES
THE WoDpLAwN CEMETERY.

"a readily accessible by Harlem train rr-R
Grand Central station Webster and Jsrons
avenue trofIeys and BY carriage Lors $50 ~
Telephone 4s55 Graunercy for Book OF FfeTs
o-fc., 20 East 2sd ST. New York Cit7.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Sotbern ard MarIove in The Tanning
of the ShreT.

Sotfleru and Marlove we're seen a. tne
Academy Of Music last night in The Tam
ing Of the Shrev." the second Of the series
of Shakespearisr plays which they are pre-
sentiag et mat house. Mr.. Sothern and
Miss lfarIowe personally gave e most cred
table performance. and they we're CapabiT
supported By an efficient cast
Tr. Sothsrn-s acting vas chara acteriZed b
q faithful portrayal of the traditional quail
ities OF Petruchlo. He never failed 10 pre-
sent the cornecy in his part In the third
scene o. the third act 50 goodnaturedly
violent did he become that he sat himself
down fcrCibly upon the floor. So much
amused was Miss AIarlowe that for the
time being she emerged from the part Of
Katharine and enjoyed the predicanent
with tle audience.
Miss NarloTe Vas as shreWis1 as one
could desire al through the first act, but her
submission 70 Petr7lchio after the marriage
vas rather more complete than one Is led
to believe Shakespeare intended In the
tender moments OF the play she remind
Cd one Of the sweetness with which she
speaks the lines Of Juliet
Rowland Blackstone was capital
C7ruraio, Miss Norah Samson Z loyabie B-
a1lca and Frederick Lewis an ardent Lu-
centio. William Harris vas successful as
Baptista ana John Taylor and France
Rendtser were convincing respectively as
Grernio and Hortensio.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

Local oficisi Record--Th- following oc1cisI
record from III. Weather Bureau shows M
changes in temperature for the ias' tveniy-tour
b,nr. IN ,onparison with the corresponding dats
OF last wear.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

tacles, Inside the Earth" "A Trip "
Japan" and The Ballet Of Jewels. BIC
hiling the house at every performance
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
INDERTAKERS-

FRANK z CAMPBELL. PATS West "a -
chaoeIs private Rooms. Private ArnoulAacsA
Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
mtILAI HAFi6 GIVES $4,000,

T.ngier. Feb il -Mui4 tang 'h4 Sui
6as qt55cribsd N.o%1 20 the French
food surer-rA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
JUDGE PHILLIPS TO RETIRE
On 25th ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Resolution in Congress

Kansas City, Mo, Feb 1+-Judge John f
Phillips, of the United States Court Of the
Western District Of Missouri. announced
today that he would retire voluntarily
from the federal bench on June ., the
tventy-fifrh anniversary of his first cleo
ton to judgeship in a state court in Mis-
souri,. He said he had been Judge con-
tinuously since 1878 and felt that he had
rounded our his career.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

In the last regular session Of Congress
resolution was introduced by Representa-
tive A F Murphy. Of Missouri. demanding
that Judge Phillips be irnpeached- The
resolution was referred 20 4 committee and
i =+iiI rests there
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
DIED..

Notices Of marriages and deaths rnust be -
by full name and address
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15
spErIaI NOTICES

TIRERAL REWARD offered ro- tnfor-nst
=. - the movements Of Benson Lang. reSt6-
~ az W 149 I.euox ave. New fo-E. OeISee'
~ a m Friday. February 4th. and a N,
Sa-urdsv February 5th. 1910 Pinke--ons
National Detscrive Agency. 81 BroadVay. y I
F0P ADoPTTON-Bright. a--racrtve Ar,e-tca'
bov six years DID, full surrerd=r- Address =.
Office.
To the Employer
Do vou want desirable help QCICkLf7
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by con
shifting the file OF applications Of selected
aspfrants for positions Of various kinds
which has just been installed ar the
Uptown Office OF
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o-.r,sI observations OF United States weather
,,-.aua taken AZ O. m. yesterday. follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-15

HI-hesr feulrsTsflre Fssf+rt3 - lss-ess-
lce csf. >. sIas+. = afer=ss Ter coFrasrcEd-ns
The Farmville herald. [volume] (Farmville, Va.) 1890-1934, 1910-01-07

In a rear-end collision at Croton'
about thirtv-four miles from New York
city. Spencer Trask. who has been
one of the country's leading fnanciers
and head of the banking house bearing
his name. was killed when a freight
train ran into the rear of the New
York Central passenger train on which
he occupied the drawingroom section
at the rear end of the last car
One other passenger was seriously
injured. and the colored porter OF the
sleeping car also was badly hurt
Mr.. Trask. who was coming into the
CITY from his home at Saratoga, was
dressing in his compartment when the
freight train plowed into the heavy
passenger train. which is known as
the Montreal express.
The express had been stopped by a
block signal. and why the freight be
hind was not stopped has not been ex
plained. The freight struck with sucf
force that it demolished the rear END
of the last sleeper and telescoped the
front end of it with the sleeper ahead
Many of the occupants of the nv'
sleepers had not fully dressed anC
they we're precipitated, half clad, int
snow banks. with the temperature ia
below the freezing point.