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New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
COST OF GOING THROUGH YALE
Average More than $1,000 a Year
Some Live on Less than 1873.

New Eaven, oct. 22.-It costs a I AIe MAJ, al
At least s. go year on an aFs'aee -
through the course at that UNIV
postal card canvass OF last ear : - -
class shows that ia spent an %
e osg each. II soDhomores *'V0 anu III
juniors s.. 133- -
,ba general average 20 $l,l3@, Tor
.----.---,-,a freshmen reported expenses OF
-. = 20 TO 200 each. six sophomores
-, 20 ooo 10 s.. $50 each and eight juniors
-, e. ~, 20 s. 7O5 each while at the other
- nineteen freshmen used less than
80 oa-h eighteen sophomores less thah
80 ..el, and sixteen juniors less than $3.50
=. 6ftv-three men last mentioned
% -, lived on less than $50 for the col
Iege year
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.

TEv Telegraph to The Tribune
Newport. Oct. 22-An informal dance was
gi,,an nv Mrs William GrOsvenOr at her
summer home. Roslyn, this evening in
honor of her daughter Miss Anita Gros-
venor 4 large party of young people at
tended the gathering being principally
made IN of those who have not as yet
been introduced. Mrs. Grosvenor Is TO close
bar Navport season about November 10.
Miss c. ogden Jones has gone TO New
York for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer have returned
from d visit at LenOx.
Mrs. Frederick Nelson is at the Muench-
niger King cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Marsden J. Perry returned
from New York to-day.
Henry Walters arrived from New York
to-day on the steam yacht Narada-
Mrs Charles II. Baldwin Is planning 10
close her Newport season soon
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast.-W ashlngton.
Oct 22-The storm which has been causing
rains in the districts east Of the upper Mis-
sissippi River has continued its movement
eastward, and BY Saturday evening the rain
had ended. except in New England and New
York Clear weather was reported almost
generally elsewhere. The temperatures fell
throughout the Eastern states during Satur-
day. while the cool weather in Western and
middle sections moderated considerably fOl-
lowing the frosts of Saturday morning Al
Shreveport. La, and VicksbUrg and Meridian
Miss. the southernmOst stations reporting
frosts. maximum temperatures OF -, o. and
So respectively. were recorded Moreover, on
the eastern slope of the Rockies, far north
as North Dakota, the highest temporal Ures
equaIIed or exceeded the above readings
Generally fair weather IS indicated for the
entire country east Of the Rocky Mountains
sunday and Monday. proceeded by rain SUNDAY
in the north portions Of New England and
New York state. No decided temperature
changes are probable but fl will be somewhat
warmer in the central valleys sunday and in
north and middle Atlantic sections Monday
The winds along the New England coast viii
he moderate TO brisk westerly. middle Atlantic
coast moderate northwest. becoming variable.
south Atlantic coast. light northwest. becoming
variable. east Gulf coast. hEht north. becoming
variable, west Gulf coast. light variable: on
the lower lakes moderate vest, upper lakes.
moderate variable
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
NOTES FROM TUXEDO PARK.
,p- Tararranb n The Tribune.

TBv TeIeRrap ph to The Tribunel
Tuxedo Park. Oct. 22-The lawn tennis
matches which have been under way this
week were not finished to-day on account
o. the rain They will be continued through
ont the week. with women's singles and the
mixed doubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Alexander will
give their annual dance at their Tuxedo
villa next Saturday, and Mr.. and Mrs
Richard Mortimer and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
n. TUford will entertain house parties
Mrs. Francis o. French is spending the
week with Mr. ard Mrs. Amos T. French
Mr.. and Mrs Paul Tuckerman and Miss
Tuc6ernan have returned from Hot Springs
TO the Tuxedo Club
Mr.. ana Mrs. George II. Hull and MISS
Hull have returned from Spring Lake,
where they spent the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Arson McCOOk Beard, who
have moved into the Redmond cottage, en-
tertained a house party to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Seton have returned
from abroad and are at their villa for the
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel J. Wagstaf. Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. de Rham and Mr. and Mrs.
A 5 Carhart are among the recent ar
rivals al Tuxedo
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
CUILER-FISH WEDDING
Daughter of Congressman Be
comes Bride of Boston Man.
- TeIeEraph Id 10 Trihnna. Z

Fisbkiu Landing. " Z, Oct Z-St
Philips Episcopal Church. at Garrison. OPP
posita West Point. was the scene Of a we'd
ding to-day. when Miss Emily RosaIind
Fish. daughter OF Congressman Hamilton
Fish. became the wife OF John H Cutler,
of Boston. Rain began 10 fall early In the
morning. but the storm did not dampen
the ardor Of the many guests. There were
two special trains from New York bearing
guests. and scores OF automobiles with
others.
The bride ives given away by her father
Elliott O. Cutler. a brother OF the bride
groom. was best man. and the ushers were
Roger w. Cutler. George c. Cutler. Hamii-
ton Fish. jr Sidney W Fish, E Morgan
Gilbert, Fulton Cutting F. Meredith BIag-
den. Louis A. Shaw, Francis NJ Gurr. Mon
roe d. Robinson. Clarence L. Hay. George
3. wagstar, Charles L. Appleton and F. ;.
Won Stade. The Misses Eleanor Mortimer.
Dagmar Wetmore. Hortense Rowland.
Jessie Thompson. Helena Fish. Edyth
Deacon. Helene COster. Elizabeth Cutting.
Janetta Alexander and Katharine Tweed
acted as bridesmaids.
The ceremony was performed BY the rec
tor of ST. Philips. the Rev. Mr. ChOrley,
assisted by the Rev. Dr. Thompson. The
bride wore white satin and an old point
lace veil with orange blossoms. In her hair
was a diamond pendant The two maids
OF honor. Miss Helena Fish and Miss Nor
timer, wore white silk The bridesmaids
were attired in white embroidered mousse
line de sole trimmed with brown fur and
hats to match They carried pink chrys-
anthemums.
Among some Of the New York guests
were Mr. ana Mrs. Charles 3. Alexander,
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mortimer. Mr. and
Mrs James Speyer. Mrs Moses Taylor
Campbell. Mr. and Mrs LUcius Wilmer
ding ir Mrs. Henry COster, Mr. and Mrs
Joseph n. ChOate, tr.. Mr. and Mrs. W B.
Rogers. Mrs. GrenviIIe Kane and daughter,
Dorothy: Emlen Roosevelt and Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. daughter or Theodore Roosevelt
reception followed the marriage at
Glen CIiffe the home Of Mr. and Mrs
Fish at Garrison
Miss Fish is a sister Of Mrs William
Lawrence Breese. Miss Janet Fish and
Hamilton Fish, jr. She came out three
years ago. Her grandfather was Hamilton
Fish. Governor of New York State ana
Secretary of State under President Grant
Mr.. Cutler is a member Of the old cutter
family at Boston and is one OF the nVe
brothers well known as athletes He was
graduated from Harvard in 1909 and was
quarterback Of the winning football team
of the year.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
.,-,, xoeK FROM THE SUBURBS.

,- .-;-,, Il 70 have committee OF
New 1oIH - censor plays But who VIII
Ia2 tge Bays tat have I their voT P[fRe5S Sra an
SeI-sol ssl-s.e,,se and then 20 to Ne" ioIA q
ciIse Journal ss - 81
New York Tafsng %sSsT5 hsTs any o[fnl fh4alfins IP
purpose OF iTaiters should preserve thelr
.oIteeTBset CUTE Tlslt at any cost-under quarter
Pocbester Post-Ezpress- .,-.
Eor,v thousand bad eggs TeTe 46e Tseeaiiy poeniay
found in New YS YorH * several millions forty
ton Of New ! otn nogs are not so much-Ai-
hanV KnickerbockeT / -. Wi, -.s
J man who paid 81 . in q NsT S61H b96f beFf 5Gs and
falIrant for one pol - a menu card print
cabbage ordering Iifis hardly be blamed for
feSiRs vF5r6gs as TO bsiF sqRsc menus @ in the
rant keepers ;,,t to 9e PRO pTrlPortIsnd Express.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
AN ENGAGEMEN

Philadelphia. Oct. Announcement
was made to-day Of the engagement OF
Miss Ellen 3. Godfrey. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Lincoln B. Godfrey. and Daniel
A NewhaI Miss Godfrey is a sister OF
Mrs. William Pepper and Mrs. Ralph
Townsend. She made her debut few
years ago at the Philadelphia Assembly
Mr.. Newhall is a member Of the famous
family of Philadelphia Cricketers, a gradu-
ate of Harvard. 'O6. and prominent in the
citys social and club life
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
TO ATTEND FUNERAL OF D. 3. HILL

Albany. Oct. 22-Members OF the Demo
cratic State Committee viii attend the fu-
neral OF David B. Hill on Monday after
noon in a body. The honorary paubearers
will be Judges Irving G. Nann and Fred
erick Collin. Justice Alden Chester. eS-
Senator Edward Murphy jr.. Alton B.
Parker Norman E. Mack. John A Dix,
Thomas NJ Osborne. d. Cady Herrick. VII
lam r Sheehan. John p. StanChheld.
Charles A Collin. Dr. J. D. Bryant. John
A SIeicher, o. L Kellogg, II. r. Rockwell.
William H. Lowell and ". c. Ely.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
ROBERT l. o'sRlEN RETIREs.

Boston. Oct. 22-Roberr Lincoln O-Brien.
editor OF The Boston Transcript. severed
his connection with that paper to-day IN
announcing the fact. The Transcript says
that Mr.. Brien lays down his newspaper
duties "tO assume responsibilities in other
fields" Mr. O'Brien will be succeeded as
editor OF The Transcript by Frank B.
Tracy. for many years connected with tie
editorial department Of the paper
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MARRIED.

CUTLER FTzH-On SATURDAY October = n
saint Philips Church in the n g lands. Car
rfscn. By the Rev 2 .. ChoTIey. assisted by
the Rev. Walter Thompson. D. D. John VII
son Cutler 20 Emily ROsalind FisE. daughter
OF Hamilton Fish
GEER- -FTRTH-O- SATURDAY, October =. 1910.
at St PauI-s Chanel. Trinity Parish. rr re
Rev. William Moutazue Geer. vicar. Marion
louise Firr1- If south Orange y =. 70 Car
TOW Thrcop Geer- o. New York
% 1910 bv the Rev Arthur II Judge An
toinette Wood laughter OF Mr. ard Mrs Au-
gustus Wilder sexton, 10 Roswell Miller Pat
rers0n. of New York
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
p, AYERS OFF FOR SYRACUSE.

r-rdar the direction Of Arthur Hammer
-, the Naughty Marietta" company. OF
hitch Nile. Emma Trentini is the star, and
,,-,tcb opera will haye its initial production
a. the Weiting Opera House, at Syracuse,
tomorrow evening, left here on special
train Yesterday morning. In the party were
oscar Hammerstein, Arthur Hammerstein,
victor Herbert, who composed the music;
Mrs Rida Johnson Young, VINO wrote the
hook. the hundred ana sixty members or
- many and orchestra, and Mile.
TrentinL
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
.nnIOa HENRY DAVIS.

rondon oct 2-Msjor Henry Davis. for
,,a,lv of Syracuse, y. Y, died at his Lon
don residence to-day.
Recently he had made his home at the
v-.u. E,Ioridiana. in Naples His daughter.
,fa-- Who died in this city on January 25.
1eoq was Lady Moulton. the second wife OF
Sir John Fletcher Moulton
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
MRS. CICERO PRICE ILL.

fBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
T-ov. y Y. oct 22-AGrs. Cicero Price.
widow Of Commodore Price. who fought IN
the Civil War. is critically III al her home
in this city She is the mother of the
late Dowager Duchess OF Marlborough.
Mrs. Price has lived a retired life for a
number of years and her health has been
greatly broken.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
j. P. MORGAN ON WAY HERE
Leaves Cincinnati with Gussts-Won'
Discuss 500. 900 Gift.

Cincinnati. Oct. 22-J PierpOnt Morgan.
accompanied by Bishops Dosne- Greer,
Lawrence and Hall and the members Or
their families who have been Mr. Morgan's
house guests during the EpiscOpaiian con-
veutfon which ended yesterday. let Cincin-
natl to-day for New York on a special
train Mr. Morgan declined to discuss his
gift OF 100000 70 defray the expenses 0f
the committee named by the convention
70 call a world conference Of Christian
churches
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
ARGENTINE EMBASSY TO AMERICA

Bueuos Ayres. Oct. 2-The Argentins
governments will send a special embassy 20
Washington in January. bearing the thanks
OF the government for lhe visit OF tho
American emba. sy, healed 5y Henry
White. 10 Buenos Ayres on the occasion OF
the celebration Of the centenary OF Argen-
tina 3 independence Dr. ViCtOTInC Dc "A
Plaza. Vice-President Of the Republic, viii
head the delegation
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
Forecast for Special LocaIities.-Fo

EnglaEd generally fair weather to-day. except
rain in northern portion: cooler in southern por-
ton. tomorrow fair. moderate 10 brisk west
winds
For Eastern New York. fair TO day. except
showers in extreme northern portion TO morrow
fair. nCderate west winds
For New IeSey. fair today and tomorrow
not much change in temperature, moderate west
winds, becoming variable.
For Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware and the
District Of Columbia fair to-day to morrow
fair. with rising temperature; moderate west
winds. becoming variable
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York fair -dav. to morrow fair with rising
temperature. moderate west winds. becoming
variable.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune !

Pfttsburg. Oct. - - In the Caivary
Episcopal Church this evening Georse
Greer Coolidge. of New York, Hale gradu-
ate Of 'G4 class. son of Henry Coohdse'
was married to Miss Ethel Van klrk
Byram, one of the best known soclety
girls Of Ptttsburg. and St Margaret ;
graduate. There was a good representation
of New York, Chicago and Philadelphia So
ciety at the wedding. and Herbert Fulton
Ryram came from his home in Nevada
CITY, Cal, 10 give his sister away AmOrS
the ushers was Newton Rea, of New York,
and Howard King Coolidge, Of New York,
acted as his brothers best man Among the
out Of town guests who attended the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs J. Howard Cool
idge and J. Dunbar Wright. Of New York.
and Mrs. Edward CorIies, of PIainfeId-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
sea.roR ALoRIcH MUCH BETTER

United States Senator Aldrtch, who was
struck by a trolley car on Thursday night.
is in a very much improved condition He
passed a comfortable night at the home OF
his son. No. SO Park avenue. and. accord
ing TO DR.. H HOlhrook Curtis. OF No us
Madison avenue. ne will Se out in two or
three days
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
]. r. CARTER IN coNsTANTINoPLe.

Washington oct. ri. Rttgely Carter
United States Minister 10 Rumania. cabied
the State Department to-day that he had
arrived at Constantinople and had taken
charge OF the American Embassy with the
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

rank Of minister pIenipotentiary. Mr. car
ter will remain in Turkey until Ambassador
Straus returns from his leave Of absence
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

r-artt George F. Torrey. William n
Hill. Sarah E Walker Margaret
Kenyon. Martha B.
neral Church. 2s1 ana 24s West 23d 81 Frank
z Campbell BUildiug)- Friends ard relatives
invited
DARLINGTON-At Atlantic city. OCT q Jo-
after an illness OF several months Funeral
= Ip n Intermert at west chester. Penn
ECKERT-At his country home Elherou. \. =.
on october % 1910. General Thomas T. f-c1er--
solemn requiem mass az 81 Parrick-s Cathe-
draI Fifth and 50th ST. New Iors tity.
Monday, October "A. az II a m INTERVIEWS
private
MILITARY ORDER OF THE Loyal. LEGION -
OF THE UNITED STATES. C7rr-naliery s ol 80
state Of New H.rk--,.orr i3,lI,. --Tr,yf 4 =
Of the death OF Companion General IEt,,Si-z =
ECKERT- Funeral services viii ne he-d " ll
day Cctooer = az ~ e cil'n- a. - -.
Cathedral, 5oth st and 5th ave Sofils 1Ious -. 80
requested % attend BY order ~ ne CornIilin,eI-
A. NOEL BLAKEEdAN Recorder
GENERAL THOMAS THOMPSON ECKEFLr.
Military Telegraph Corps. at his country home
Elberon y J. October % lglo, & r FuTeT- Te ,zt.Z-
Monday. October 24th- II a. m Comraies VII
assemble a. The Caths5ral ,,lt- entrance s 10 ,,,-
DAVID HOMER BATES, Secretary.
FfAF.TT-CSeo-ge F. Har-t OF Montreal. Canada-
died IN London England On October = IhS
Orange y j. on Monday. October -. on the
arrival 0f the Lac<avanna Railroad tram
leaving H0boken az 10-30 a. m
HTLI-4r prIaskf y Y. THURSDAY. October
90 1910 in her TS-h wear. Sarah Evelyn.
widow OF William r. Hin and dauEh-sr OF the
late William g. Pier-ep0ny. 0f Pierreponr
Manor Funeral at Pulaski. Monday Ccto--
Der oath. I ?.
KENYON-S Suddenly Friday. October II Martha
Belinda Wire 0f F. A kenyon EU1erll prt-
vate PIartsbu-E ~ y and ST Adams tNt)
papers please copy
REED-At his home in Brooklyn. Oct- =. =
Dana Reed Funeral Tuesday "a . p m
from 56IA HaIsev ST. Brooklyn BJIr-aI a.
Verbank, Dutchess County
REED-At Carmel y. Y. October - n his
18th wear. James Fl Reed. Funeral Monday.
Path II O'Clock Carriages will meet at Ma
h0pac Harlem train leaving Lexington ave
terminal 7.55 a and Putnam train leaving
15Jth 81. 1.55. stopping az Thompson House
SHAFFER-At his residence, n Walterbo-o. <
O.. sept so, Alexander c. Shaffsr. son Of Peter
tain IN Harris Light Cavalry. aged = years
TORRET-
CINNATI-
'New York October - 1910.
SFCRFTAPT-S OFFTCE-Ci E-CE.RALs ORDER
The President with deep regret. announces %
N ~ Society the death 0S WILLIAM Al CT STl >
TORRET. an hereditary member % the society.
az IAakehlrst New Jersey, on II IrsttaT. the -tS6
Instant in the s4th year of his age
TALBOT OLYPHANT. President
FRANCIS BURIAL HOFFMAN. secretary.
vvArEE,fy-N -Nla-caret Walker sged 30 Services
81. ,Franz E campbell Euildins)- Friends IL
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
GOVERNOR OF PARIS.

paris oct. 22-General Michael Joseph
Maunoury was to-day appointed Mhltary
Governor of Paris. 10 replace General jules
Dalstein who retires because OF MS ad-
vanced age.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Patrick Dolan. ex-president Of the United
Mine Workers Of the Pittsburg district
came into prominence during the labor
-ro71hIas of 1905 He was born in Scotland
in 1858 and began working in the coal mines
al the age Of nine. In 1856 he came 10 this
country and rose rapidly until he became
district president Of the miners organlza-
rion. He was elected delegate TO represent
this country at the British Trades Con-
grass. in London, in 1903.
AT the Mine Workers district convention
in January. 1906 the delegates voted that
an increase of 12ls per cent be asked lot
the next scale year. President Doian anu
the other delegates TO the national conVeh-
+ion were instructed 70 vote there Tor thls
increase At the Indianapolis convention
the following week DOisn disregarded these
instructions and voted 70 accept the of1er
of r /. Robbins leader of the operators
70 continue the former scale An uproar
followed and DoIan WIS denounced as
traitor An attempt WAS made 10 Dust MIN
from the convention, but it failed. Inc
fight was carried back TO his own district
and for month he successfully resisted
everv effort TO down him. He was at last
forced ont however
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Highest temperature YESTERDAY So degrees. at
p. m. lowest, ~. 2 a m. average. 81,
average for corresponding date last year. SO.
average for corresponding date last twenty-five
years b3.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day and To- morrow.
moderate west winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Local Official Record.-The foIlowing official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes the temperature for the last twenty
four hours IN comparison with the corresponding
ia last Year:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
PATRICK J. DOLAN.
D. r.,e--.Db n The Tribune.

nv TeIegraDh 70 Ihe LTIOuIIF.I
Pittsburg. Oct % - Patrick J. Doian'
ex-president Of the Pittsburg district or
Ganfzation OF United Mine Workers Oh
America, and one Of the best known
labor leaders in the country was killed
tonight while trying TO board tram TOT
his home at Mcdonald, Penn. He slipped
and fell under the wheels Dolan once rsn
for president of the United Mine workers
Of America against Mitchell but lost the
fight.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
rRr rsrocranh 70 The Tribune. !

PlainfeId. N J.. Oct 22-Miss Hazel Du-
mont Grant. daughter Of Mrs. a Frances
Grant. OF Gresham Road. and Ensign H F.
D. Davis. were married at 40 o'clock this
afternoon in St Stephens Episcopal
Church The Rev. Morgan Ashley, former
II. rector of the church, but now curate Of
All Angels Church. New York, Officiated.
Ensign and Mrs. Davis will live in Phila-
deIphia. where he has been assigned to
duty aboard the new destroyer May Grant.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
DIED.

Notices of marriages and deaths 1us+ GO
accompanied by full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Baltimore, oct 22--The wedding Of Miss
Margaret CASA way WarteId of this city,
and William NJ. Lloyd. Jr-. Of Philadelphia,
took place in Grace Church to-day. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Ar
mold H. HOrd, pastor of St MichaeTs
Church. Germantown. Penn, assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Arthur Chiffon Powell. OF this
city. Mr. Lloyd was attended by John Esn-
leman Lloyd as best man. and the ushers
were John Gilbert McIlvaine. Norman r.
Warfeid. Edward Hopes. Herbert ROBIN
son McIlvaine and Joshua y. WarfeId, jr.
The bride who Is a niece OF former
Governor WarfeId, IS one of the hest
known young women in Maryland society
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd will make their hone
in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
IRx Telegraph 70 The Tribune. :

Stamford. Conn, Oct 2--Miss Louise A
Trowbridge daughter of the late Edward
A Trowbridge. was married this afternoon
at her country home at CoIlender's Point
to Iinford NJ Dickinson. Of Trenton, y J..
and New York The Rev Robert Davis
performed the ceremony. Miss Trowbridge
had no attendants. Mr.. DickinsOn's best
man was his brother Philemon Dickinson
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
~ 80 80 - 81 - -
CEMETERIES
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

% readily accessible by Harlem trains from
Grand central station, ~ ebSter and JerOms
TeIcphone $3.50 G-amercy for Book OF Views
O. 0fsce. 20 East eSd St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
PROFESSOR CARL s. N. HALLsERe.

Chicago. oct. 22.-Carl Svante Nlcanor
Hallberg. professor Of pharmacy OF 'he
7 University Of Illinois, and who served on
the commission for revision OF the ma
tional formulary, 1886, 1895 and ISVo' dieu
at his home here to-day, aged MY
years
Professor Hallberg was native OF
sweden where he was born in 1886. He
came TO this country in 1869 and was
--,5,,a+ad from the Philadelphia College
of Pharmacy in 1876. He became pro-
fassor in the Chicago College Of Pharmacy
of the University of Illinois in 1890 he was
also professor Of pharmacology IN Ine
Illinois Medical College in 1884 and 1870
h. orga nized in 1855 the National Institute
Of Pharmac colOEy-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
rRv Telepranb 70 The Tribune. 7

Middletown, N Y. Oct 22--N1iss Isabelle
<. MacGibbOn, Of this city, and Arthur VIII
bur Stevens. of Brooklyn, were married at
Westminster Presbyterian Church at &
o'clock this afternoon by the Rev. DR.. E
Van Dyke Wight. The wedding was one
of the social events of the season
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
ECKERT

MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEG =
OF THE UNITED STA ATES. Com r71antery or 70
state 0f New York -g'orrpaui0us are tnroTTfe1
Of the death Or Companion General LEtpNAS 4
EC'KERT. Funeral services viii be held Non
a. October "a a. n O'clock az S- Patrick
Cathedral Seth 81 and 5th ave. Companions are
requested % attend. By order y the Corurnander-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK E CAMPBELL 241-3 West 23d ST.
ChapeIs. Private Rooms. Private Auou-a -ances-
Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

R-v Stephen Merritt. the worit-wfde-SnO-1
v1dertal,er- ONLY place OF business. 9 =
sve and 10Th s. Largest Il the world Tel
I2t and 195 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

Ofcial observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at p. IN. yesterday follow
Gftv Temperature. Weather.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

CTPRY-CIe0rRe curry. Remains ~ TIE Fil-
neral Church 2z1 and 24S West 23d 81 Frank
z Campbell BUiding). Friends ard relatives
invited
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

GENERAL. THOMAS THOMPSON ~ * SFRC,
ho-0rarv member Society OF the United states
Military Telegraph Corps. at his country home.
EIber0u y. r. October %. 1910 Fu1eral ser
vices AT 81 Patrick Cathedral. View York Cttys
Monday October oath. II a comrades VII
assemble AZ the Cathedral entrance. lI-}l
WN BENDER WILSON. President
>
New-York tribune., 1910-10-23

ECKERT-At his country home E1herou. \ j.
on -OcroHer 20 1910 General Thomas T. f-czer-
Solemn requiem mass az - Parrtck's Cathe-
draI Fifth ave. and 50th ST.. New f0rs titys
Monday, October "a az II a n lHtermehS
uriv=te-