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New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
Wh TO FILL MONTHS PLACE
successor VIII Take OMc il
Chill About November 20.

All1o1en not unprepared for the news
9a Bre1ner q the sudden death OF Presi-
-za' MoG5t q Chill. his countrynlen in this
were greatly shocked yesterday. He
-1erec from heart disease. so just sucn
< 70 VIZ expected
ererai ~ those who knew Sefior Montt
MS phrslcaI condition held the opinion
= Tie sh0ca he received when he earned
s'e shooting OF Mayor Cfsynor fastened
seath- President Moutt was a passer-
On the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse, on
-i AldTor GiaEuor was 10 sail and The
Fiapt On tie life ef the latter undoubt-
= nae its effect Oh the Chilian Chief Ex-
7slTe
@cerdo Ssuca aez-Crgz. Consul General
-ail In this city, said yesterday on this
"as o. rhe steamer at the time, and
faov that President Montt was much
&c 5y the unfortunate affair. but
l aot care 20 90 50 far as 10 say that
~lseG his death"
'21dSing of the loss 10 Chill by the
I r| q President Mcntt. Sefor SANCHEZ
'E said.
a's death Wiz be regretted by the
cl-tian people He was one Of
s7eatesf sons. He gave forty years
ne to his country, for which he
mp Shed ruilrh
resident Montt contributed materially
railroad .orJr7lent Of Chili. His
!, Important work s., this connection was
- 'liiaing q the longitudinal railroad.
Was th2 iJea Of the late President
's'-aceis
va said tsat The death Of President
w a"t Gauge any political or f1nan
ss.,- 'irflaure iu Chli Elias Fernandez.
of Iaterio-. who has been f1illug
.-+hi3enov a E-4ce-Prasident In the D.
~. President Nontt. now becomes
49,. -f--ft--e until nov incumbent *
80 reGpie sSei5or Fernandez
e--p--a trH Offices of Minister OF In
4, -ao 1liHister - Justice. Jlst prior
= F0cSIniEg Minister Of Interior last
-, -'e was the director Of the mortgage
~. ser1i-of8cial financial institution,
--Ic5ion is The lending Of money
e., - ;2r Development puFpcses FSefor
"a. wHo IS about sixts five years
s.af,s peeil conspicuous figure IN tie
- thih5 ana probably Will be on
la-,., 'ah1ldaies of the Libe-al National
-. ''f the presideIc,,.
s,ss5 ~i'en' Montt led lived his term |
ave expired in September, 1911, and !
a. Ieh Nolld haze i,een held in June /
&C., required b,- the Chilian law, a I
sssr -iion Wiz be announced ten da.-s 4
les,. aeath or the President. The /
-. tecfl9n for the presidential cleo ]
te heiG ;7irtv dsg-e after -. IS 4
ne c,l- Thirty i've days there 1
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
DUKE PEEPS IN ON BROKERS
Titled Bavarian Visits Exchange After
Seeing Pugilistic Bouts.

r,uke Franz Josef Michael Karl Marla
Fvariste Qurinus Ottakar New YORK
latest titled visitor. made rather quiet day
of It YESTERDAY He expected blood TO be
smiled al what was to have been the
Kaufman Lang prize fight on TUESDAY
night. he told Max Thompson OF the Plaza
Hotel his cicerone while here He said he
enioyel the preliminary bouts immensely
however.
The Duke went yesterday into the wan
street district and looked over the ratings
of the gallery at she prize fighters III the
stock Exchange and then returned 70 hrs
room 10 write letters Last night he ana
Captain Count won Lossow and captain
Count Won Courten went to sec Up ana
I.ovn Broadway" at the Casino The
Duke aoes to Newport to-day 10 be the
eliaet of Mrs Robert GoeIet a ochre Point.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
WILLIAM DICKINSON.

William, Dickinson. a former alderman
who was well known in Brooklyn politics,
died or Tuesday while on his way 20 bust
ness in Manhattan He was stricken with
anopiexv as he was boarding a Green
point ferryboat. He lived al No. $50 Lori
uieT street
Mr Dickinson was born in Boston fifty
three years ago His parents brought him
10 Brooklyn when he was two years old.
He became a photographer. Always active
in the Republican politics Of the 18th Ward
of Williamsburg, he was elected alderman
=, 1901 from the 18th Assembly District,
known as the 5sth Aldermanic District
He was a member of the 18Th Assembly
District Republican Club He leaves four
daughters and three sons The burial will
bt tomorrow afternOn in Cypress Hills
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
THEATRICAL NOTES.

Several entirely new effects, so far as
the stage IS concerned. are promiseH Shen
The Blue Bird is produced at The New
Theatre on September 2G- They have been
arranged by George Foster Platt, the pro-
ducer. and Director Ames.
The forty-nuth season OF Wallack' 8
Theatre WEI open this morning, when the
sale Of seats for II. b. Warner in Alias
Jimmy Valentine viii begin.
Louis Mann, vino is playing at the
T.yric Theatre in his own comic play, The
Chcater." under the management OF Will
fam \ Brady. had Z surprise party on the
stage last evening Several players who
appeared with Mr Mann last season In
THE Man who Stood Still contributed to
the success of the affair.
Jameson Lee Ifnney has consented to
play the part Of Harry Leland. the badger
man. in the new play, I'm the Deep
Purple" by Paul Armstrong and Wilson
Miner which Is TO be produced by Llcbler
& 60.
Charles Dillingham; started rehearsals
Yesterday for his two now musical come
dies. In one. The Slim Princess - Elsie
.Iants will play the title role. while in the
other. The Girl in tire Train" Saliie
Fisher will appear as prima donna.
James Forbes's new farcical comedy The
Commuters, " is already rivaIng bis earlier
successes, The Chorus Lady and The
travelling Salesman" The attendance since
The opening night has tested the capacity
of the Criterion Theatre
William A. Brady announces that the pro-
ducti1n Of Baby Mine which was sehed-
,,led 70 take place al Daly's Theatre to-
night. has heen deferred until Tuesday
night.
William Postancs has been engaged as
general stage manager of the plays which
,.ili be produced this Ttason by the Authors
Producing Company These include Charles
t<Ietn's The Gambiers' and a play by
Henry Arthur ionez
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
FIRE FIGHTERS GIVE CIRCUS
Wealthy Residents Along Sound at
Larchmont Amateur Affair.

The amateur circus of the Larchmont
Fire Department proved a big attraction
for the residents and yachtsmen along tho
Sound last evening. The performance
was held i'll a big tent and vas~ Witnessed
by about five hundred persons Tho
boxes cost as high as s25 each Among
the ushers were Wesley NJ. OIer :. r
Hodsmann. the rubber manufacturer; Cap
tain John Mct'hntock- retired army Off
Ger. and Or. W. +. Rullard and Dr John
6 Fordyce. members of tho I.archmcnt
Ambulance Corps, who wore their uni
forms.
There we're tWenty-three acts given by
New York vaudeville performers Among
the amateurs was Miss Maude Daniels
daughter of Frank Daniels. who drove her
team OF ponies tandem fashion She and
Miss l.. Thompson, Of rye, also did some
hurdlirg.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
MAJOR A. M. BROWN.

Nv TelrercUn 70 Ih= ITlBu1lt-
Pittsburg. Aug T.-Major A. M Brown,
first Recorder OF Pittsburg and for thirty
seven years president OF the Anchor SaN-
ings Bank, died al his home here TINS az
feTnoon.
Major Brown won national fame as tre
author of the speech on The Trial OF
Christ from a Modern Lawyers stand
port which ne delivered here. lie helped
organize the Republican party, and was d
delegate TO the convention that nominated
Lincoln He was central figure in IN ?
political upheaval Of IaGl and 1862 that cuI-
minated in a new charter for Pittsburg,
his appointment as Recorder, his removll
on November q. 1891. and the subseq atnt
defeat Of the Finn organization. lie was
c~yafv-fnt.-- wears Old
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
OBITUARY..
NATHANIEL wooDHULL FOSTER.

Nathaniel Woodruff Foster, formerly Of
Riverhead. Long Island, died at Westport
Conn, yesterday. For many years Mr.
Foster was a prominent resident of River
head, where he was born on September 24,
lS3G His family had liveG on Long Island
more than 80 years. He was also one OF
the oldest members of the Consolidated
Stock Exchange. a membership which he
retained until his death. He organized the
RiveThead Savings Bank and the Suffolk
County National Bank at Riyerhead. Mr.
Foster leaves Two daughters and two sons,
Sylvester Miller Foster. of Westport. Conn.
and Judge Warren N. Foster, Of General
Sessions Of this CITY
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
INDIAN PRINCE SAILS AWAY.

The Indian prince. Maharajah Mourbhanj,
who has seen a black man knock out d
white man in Nevada and cancelled his
passage to Europe to get a complete peep at
Coney Island. and incidentally TO see little
old New York actually folded his tent and
departed yesterday on the Cunard liner
Lusitania. Under pressure. he said some
nice things about American women. 1t
pleased a group of women standing near
him on deck and when their merriment was
over ne talked of steel. That is subject
nearer to his princely heart. he is the
chief stockholder Of a large steel company
which has its plant on his estate
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
PERSIA WANTS MORE TRADE
Returning Diplomat Brings Three Boys
To Be Educated Here.

Mira All kuii Khan. charge dAHsires
of Persia az Washington. arrived here yes
terciay on the CunaTd liner CaTmaria from
Liverpool. with his nephew and two Fer
sian boys. who are TO be educated in this
country.
The Persian diplomat said his country
was prospecting and that the Persisn,
were greatly interested in America and
her national problems He said his coun-
trymen mad kindly feeling FOR Amerfes.
and were anxious TO see greater trade re-
la tions between the two countries
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
DIED..

CHENEY-on "Wednesday. August II. az south
Manchester. Conn.,. knight Dexter Cheney. j..
beloved husband Of Ruth LAm5ert Cheney ara
Cheney in the 41st year Of hi, age Funsr.i
services at South Manchester. Conn. on Fri
from Hartford to south Manchester will meet
at Hartford the train which leaves New York
az s:lo a. m special will leave south
Manchester at 40 D. m and meet Man
. GnesSer the train leaving Manchester for Ne~
York at = 70 o Please omit flowers
FoSTER-At Hokanura Park Westoort Corn
On 1aesiay August II. 1910. Nat "
roster. father Of Judge warrsn ". Fostsr-and
Ia,, Syvss,es - M Foster Funeral from HIS late
O'Clock Friday, August 10. Kindly omit ho~-
ers lnterrnent private. at Rivertesd. y. 7.
HosG-At Iansdowne. Penn. On August 4 1910.
Eaeanors Hoag Funeral services s''sa and irser
Iaent private on Saturday morning. a. IL
O'Clock. at residence. No 10 Mack ave-
Landsdo~ne. Penn kindly omit flowers
HOwE-At North Salem wA-trnest-- County.
y T. august IL. Alfred Howe. in his s24
late resldeuce. Saturday August 20 a, =
p m Carriages wtiI Dc al Purdy 70 meet
train leaving New York at f1:f4 a m
HOW Io,t msuddenly. at Roseile y J. on August
Il. 1910. William infant OF william POD
dow and Ethel Kfttte Howe.
IRvTN-At Colorado Springs August II. fatn.
M neonore s .,5y Dnglsy Irwin. son Of anna ~ AMI
bany, y 7 Sotics later.
B.. widow of Nathaniel Kelly. In her s1st y-a--
MACKAY-Suddenly, on August f3 1910 pznfaf
r. Maekay. Funeral services his late res
dence. No. S3 Irving Place, Brooklyn. on F-i-
day. August 10. at p m Iute-nent a. Free
port Long Island
ORAM-At Wflkes-Bsrre. Penn. Aurlst IL
King Sickle Dram. OF ROckawzy. " J. in His
93d year. Relatives and friends are iDvirsf
TO attend the funeral from hts late residences
at Rockaway on Friday, August 10. at , m.
PEDAL-on Tuesday. August Is 1910 Christina
Pedal. in her s4th year Funeral from her sfs
residence. No 5oS Third ave, Brooklyn
Thursday. August fs at p m Interne1t
Everg-eens Cemetery.
QUAY-on August IS, 1910. after a short Illness.
at the residence OF her daughter. Mrz. VI A
McC-arry, No. 7s Bond St BrcoSlyn- MARIA
QUAY widow OF the late William Quay Inter
nent at Holy Cross Cemetery
REED-Af,er a lingering illness. Monday
August l.. 1910 William J. Reed SGT of tns
late William and Catherine Reed IN hts 4fst
year Funeral from his late residence, No 13'
Hexes ST. Brooklyn. on THURSDAY, August T.
Interrnsnt Holy Cross Cemetery
sTETS-The Rev. alexis William stein. Az
gust 1s. at Ssranac Lake aged 2s Funeral
nrivate Boston and Cincinnati papers please
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
KNIGHT DEXTER ENEY.

fsy TcieErsph 10 The Tribune.3
Hartford, Conn. Aug. 17.--As "A result of
ar attack Of typhoid fever contracted last
winter. Knight Dexter Cheney jr., New
Yorl. manager Of the silk firm Of Cheney
bros. of South Manchester, died there to-
dav He was born June !. ls70 the son of
Edna u. and the late Knight Dexter
Cheney, and was graduated from Yale in
lsS2 q member Of Psi psilon and Skull and
Bones. He married Ruth Lambert. daugh-
Ter Of The medical director of the EqiIi
IL bic Life. in 1885. Mr. Cheney Was
member of many New York clubs
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
STATE ODD FELLOWS ELECT
Convention at Binghamton Deplores
Assault on Mayor Gaynor.

Binghamton. y. Y. Aug f--At the
state convention of Odd Fellows to-day
the election of the following officers was
announced Grand master. Joel Krone,
New York; deputy grand master, George
W Stetz Rochester; grand warden. Fred
erick T. Greifenstein. New York; grand
secretary. Harry Walker New York; grand
treasurer. John r Bullenkamp Brooklyn:
grand representative. Franklin P. Traut~
mann. New York
4 resolution was adopted deploring the
murderous assault on Mayor Gaynor and
expressing pleasure that he Is on the
load TO speedy recovery.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
WASHINGTON WARREN SEELY.

Washington Warren Seey. I Williams
burg real estate dealer, died from Brights
disease Tuesday in his home. No. l0S ay-
lor street. His family is one of the oldest
in the Williamsburg section. lie was the
son of The Rev. Amos Seely-. and was born
in Frankfort. X. Y. sevepty-siz years ago.
". W- Seely settled in Williamsburg
ffty-fve years ago, He vas member
Of the Eastern District Young Mems Chris
tan Association and of the Ross Street
Presbyterian Church. Funeral services
viii he held this evening and the burial
will be n Greenwood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
CONDOLENCES EXPRESSED

huehos A[res. Aug. 1.-The American
Mlnister' Charles H. Sheriff., accompanied
oF. the secretaries of the legation and the
n1iiitaTy and naval attaches, called on the
Chilian Minister. Senior Cruchaga, to-day
and expressed deep regret at the death OF
President Montt Minister Sheriff. has
postponed the reception which he was to
have given tomorrow in honor of the dele
gates 10 the Pan-Arerfcan Congress
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
OBITUARY NOTES

Judge AUSTIN p. MOULTON, formerly
Of Webster city, Iowa, and F6irburg Neb..
dieti from old age in Palmer. Mass, on
"wednesday. Judge Austin was born in
Wales. Mass. eighty five vesrs ago He
was widely known IS follower of the
hounds.
ARTHUR Z. ROCk n E1J.- = prominent
silk MANUFACTURED. died at his home at
gIenhaal = Y. vesterda- st the age Of
f.,rty four .csrs-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
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MISS KITTY GORDON ARRIVES

The Hon Mrs H. II. Beresford. wife Of
Captain Beresford, known on the stage as
Miss Kitty Gordon. arrived here yesterda
ON the Cunard liner Carmanid. Mise Cor
don COMES here TO play the principal part
in The English version Of "Alma, Where Do
You Live" which in to be produced by
JoFeph Weber at Weher Theatre in Sep
temher
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAWN CEMETERY

"a readily accessible by Harlem trains from
Grand Central Station. WeostsT and Jsrorn-
arerue troiIeys and by carriage Lots $3.50 Up
Telephone 1855 Gramercy for Book OF Tisw-
VI Offes' 20 East asd St. Eev Y.rk CIR,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
Local Official Record. T

Local Official Re-ord.-rhe following orTcist
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last
twenty four hours, in onpariscn with the
corresponding date ot last year
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18

Total August Il. $50 uslS
or express order. should be made payable
10 the order of the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund and mailed to The Tribune, New
York
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UNDERTAKERS-

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New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record end F0recast-Washtnston
aug 1T-The Northwestern high pressure area
noted Tuesday night now the middle and
northern districts from the Rocky Moutains to the
middle Mississippi Valley and the northern and
western upper lake regions. Showers occurred
generally over this area. with considerable fall
in temperature except in the Northwest
High temperatures continue In the Ohlo Val
lev the only portion OF the South except the ex-
treme Southwest affected. while in the middle
Atlantic states the weather was cooler. with
some lights rains in the middle districts. caused
bv the strong high area TO the northeastward.
There also local thunderstorms in the
South while in the Far West fair and warm
weather continued.
II will be cooler Thursday IN the lower Mis-
souri, and the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys
and the central portion Of the lake region. and.
owing 10 the prevailing high pressure east OF
the Rocky Mountains. moderately cool weather
will prevail Northern districts for several
days. 4 slight depression between the two high
areas indicates that more or less unsettled
weather with occasional showers. will continue
Thursday east OF the Mississippi River. and
Friday in the south Atlantic states. Showers
Will also continue Thursday in the lower Mis-
souri, Valley. the Southwest and the central and
southern Rocky Mountain regions followed by
treme West the weather Will be fair Thursday
and Friday.
The winds along the New England Coast will
be moderate northeast to east: middle Atlantic
Coast. light 10 moderate northeast TO east; south
Atlantic Coast, light TO moderate and mostly
southeast; east Gulf Coast. light and variable;
west Gulf Coast moderate southeast; the
lower lakes. light to moderate and variable. be
coming northwest by Friday: upper lakes, light
to moderate northwest north.
Steamers departing Thursday for European
ports will have moderate northeast 10 east winds.
with fair weather, to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
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Highest temperature YESTERDAY. .G degrees
cat so =. Ma. lowest - ,st 10 y m l. aver
age. 70. average for corresponding date tact
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
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year g.; average for corresponding date last
rnirty-tfree ears -
Local forecast: Partly cloudy today ann
Friday moderate east winds becoming va
riabic.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18

cflcia; observations 81 United states
weather bureaus taken at 6 p. m. yssterday.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
Forecast for Special LocaHties.-ror

Forecast FOR Special Localitiss.-For the
District OF Columbia showers and slightly warm
to-day; Friday partly cloudy and cooler: light
moderate winds becoming vsria Bile.
For New Jersey, uaTtey cloudy to-day and Fri
day: cooler Friday in western portion. light to
r1oderate northeast winds becoming variable.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. partly cloudy and
slightly warmer to-day: Friday partly cloudy and
cooler; light to moderate northeast winds be-
coming variable
For Eastern New York partly cloudy to-day
and Friday, cooler Friday IN the Interior mod
crate winds. becoming variable
For New Engiand. partly cloudy today and
Friday moderate winds. becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York. showers and cooler to-day or tonight.
Friday partly cloudy moderate, variable winds
becoming northwest