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New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR WANT HoFF

Berlin. March Professor Jakob Helm
rich Want Hon. tho chemist and author
died to-day. He was professor OF chem
'stry at Berlin University
The greatest living physical chemist"
was DR. Eliots Characterization Of Jakob
Heinrich Want Hon while conferring on
him the degree Of Doctor or Laws at Har-
ward in 1900. Since that time ne had won
the Nobel prize OF $4,000 for research IN
chemistry.
He was born az Rotterdam in f@2 In
heriting a scientific turn or mind from his
father. who was a physician. he was edu-
Gated from the start with view 10 a
career or physical research lie studied at
Delft. Leyden and Bonn and did extensive
laboratory work I'm Paris and elsewhere
His first pamphlet published when he wa
only Twenty-Five years old dealt with
chemical structure. with special reference
20 the theory OF the asymmetric carbon
atom and was the foundation OF tho pres
ent knowledge in stereo-chemistry.
He was graduated at Utrecht that same
year. but at first had much difficulty. de-
spite his brilliant promise. in getting an
assignment as teacher. In 1876 however,
I he became lecturer at the Royal Veter-
nary School. at Utrecht. and in 1877. on the
elevation Of the old Amsterdam Atheneum
10 the rank Of a university. he was made
its lecturer on theoretical chemistry. A
year later he became professor of chem
istry. ninerslogy and geology. a post he re-
tanned till 1896
He now had opportunity. In addition 70
his routine duties. TO do much original
work. His reputation grew rapidly In
1895 the Prussian Academy Of Science elect
ed him a member and secured him govern
ment funds 10 devote his entire attention to
| investigation. A laboratory was estab-
I lished for him at Wilmersdorf. a suburb
OF Berlin. Here for years he worked with
three or four students. One OF his chief
works during this period was the study Of
that province Of physical chemistry dealing
with transition phenomena, double salt
formation and double decomposition. His
goal in this research was the explanation
Of the formation of oceanic salt deposits
The results were Of great importance 10
the great Stassfurt salt industry.
He received the Nobel prize in 1901. In
1903 he delivered course Of lectures at
the University of Chicago. He had written
extensively on the subject Of chemistry.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BODY TO LIE IN STATE
Carrere Funeral TO Follow
Ceremony in New Public Library.

The body OF John Merven Carrere. the
architect, who died In the Presbyterian
Hospital on Wednesday night. will lie m
state between the hours OF 10 and II O'Clock
this morning IN the New YORK. Public
Library. The body will then be taken TO
Trinity Chapel. where the funeral viii BIZ
held. The service will ne conducted by the
Rev. Or. William T. Manning. OF Trinity
Church: the Rev. Or. w. w. Bellinger. OF
Trinity Chapel: the Rev. John Mockrdge.
Of st. Agness Chapel. and Father Wallace.
Of St Pauls Church. Statep Island.
The pallbearers are TO be e. Grant La
Fargo, OF the New York Chapter OF the
American Institute OF Architects; \. ~
Boring. Of the Architectural League Of New
York; J. ". Alexander. Of the National
Academy Of Design; II. 4 Mcneil. of the
National Sculpture Society; ". r. Mead. OF
the American Academy in Rome George b.
Post. OF the American Institute OF Archi-
tects: Dom Barber. Of the Society or
Beaux-Arts Architects; Charles 3. Stover
Commissioner OF Parks; DR.. Henry van
Dyke president OF the National institute or
Arts and Letters. and George l.. Rives and
John Cadwalader, trustees OF the New York
Public Library.
The Architectural League OF New York,
the New York Chapter Of the American In
stitute OF Architects and the Society OF
Beaux-Arts Architects have passed resolu-
tons expressing the profound regret Of the
members at Mr. Carrere's death and at the
same time extending sympathy TO his fam
fly All OF these societies, together with
many others OF which Mr. Carrere was
member. are TO be represented at the
funeral by special delegates.
Through an error II was stated IN The
Tribune Yesterday that Mr.. Carrere's firm
prepared the plans for the Peace Palace at
The Hague the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art. the Metropolitan Opera House and the
Cathedral OF St John the Divine. Carrere
and Hastings did work on or were en-
ployed 10 make some designs for those
buildings. but the structures were planned
by others.
carl Frederikson. the chauffeur OF the
taxicab from which Mr. Carrere vas thrown
by a collision on February - was arrested
Yesterday afternoon by detectives from the
Fast 9th street station. on warrant is
sued bv Coroner Hellensteiu. charging
homicide He was later arrasned before
Coroner Winterbottom and committed to
the Tombs in defaul, of 5000 bail
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
FRENCH CABINET RADICAL
compIetcd Ministry Acclaimed
DnIy by Socialists and Laborltes.
DELCASSE IS POPULAR
Average Frenchman Inclined 20
Suspend Judgment on the New
Men in Power.
nv chr to me rribun..

pa-is March 2-The new Cabinet has
icon acclaimed with enthusiasm hy the
socialist leader. Jean Jaures. by the
..dical Socialist group to which its mem
te-s with the exception Of NJ. Delcasse
,,eione by the militant anti-Clericals and
hv the General Labor Confederation that
,rranized the railroad strikes Of last Oc-
cher. II Is already bitterly criticised by
,he moderate Republicans and Conserva'
lives
Ny Delcasse stands forth as the only
-esrv popular man in the new Ministry
Tho presence IN the Cabinet of Louis
Nslvv is regarded as an indication Of tht
drastic sectarisu application Of the re-
ugious congregat tion laws OF 1901 and
iooi and an abandonment Of the policy
20 moderation and conciliation adopted
-, NJ BRAND. Moreover. the fact OF
psrl Roncour becoming Minister OF
labor ercits serious apprehensions con-
cerninr the social defence. because Paul
pooco1- Is a red hot advocate of obliga-
.,rv "Svndicalsm" as a panacea for all
labor and Socialist grievances OF the re-
public
The question now asked by leveI
seadcd and liberal minded moderate Re-
nublicans like Alexandra Ribot. Ray
r,ond Poincare and Adrien Hebrard
EDITOR of the Republican organ LIE
Tennis" Is. can Monis and Delcasse
,,ert sufficient influence in the future
cabinet councils TO prevent Louis Malvy
and Paul Boncour from putting into exc
cution as members Of the government
the theories which they developed when
In the Opposition"
The public is anxiously waiting TO
nudge the new Cabinet by its acts. The
psople are aware that the responsibility
Of Office is q most salutary and effective
brake on wild. experimental Socialist
theories. OF this both BRAND and Gle
meDcesu are striking examples.
With this encouragement the average
Frenchman tonight views the new Cabi-
net with feelings Of complacent curiosity.
Enthusiasm Is a monopoly Of Jean
1aures and Of the extreme Radical So
clalists
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
QUARTER DOLLAR BRINGS $3.50
Dated 1927, It Gets Highest Price at
Sale Of Woodin Coins

silver proof. restrike quarter dollar.
said 10 be unusually rare and dated 1871.
brought s2so yesterdav--the highest prics
psid-at the opening saie or the collection
ot rare American coins Of William II.
Woodin Of this city. held al the Collectors
Club. No. ~ East 2Jd street. The FORE
word I'm the lisi Of coins. which were cat
alosued By Thomas l.. Elder. SAYS that
Nv Wo"din Is one of the pioneers among
the collectors % gold coins and perhap<
the first collector of double eagles sorns
~ those arc 20 b. sold io-dav ana TO-
morrow
Que hundred dollar was paid yesterday
FOR United states silver dollar. consi,l-
eisbiy wofn but with the date 10, plainly
legibie brilliant proof 1852 silver dollar
so'd Tor ~. ard Gobrecht 1ssign dated
1896 brought 80. For a f797 half ,o,Is,
$50 was rsi1. and for one 80 r;as ,,,h ,,y.
ten stars. $50 was given To.dav's sos,lo,
begins AZ p. m
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
FIRST AID FOR THE GIRL
Bassi Comes to Sing Carusos S Part
Before Small Audience.

First aid 70 the injured in tho form of
Amadeo Bassi arrived for The Girl o. the
Golden West last night az the Metro
poltan opera House How great an in
jury the loss Of Mr.. Caruso was the box
Office alone can tell II Is enough 20 say
that the audience was bv far the smallest
Of any that has attended A performa nee
Of the Puccini opera in New York. Those
who desire 20 draw infsrences regarding
the ultimate fate cf the work had in the
size OF last nights audience abundant food
for reflection.
Yet Mr.. Bass gave an acceptable imper-
sonation, though in his singing there were
things that might have been wished other
wise. He did not shout. as In Manhattan
Gays OF yore. but there was hardness IN
his timbre that was not always pleasing.
Dramatically. there was perhaps little IN
him that suggested the Western desperate.
The other parts were filled as usual
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
THEATRICAL NOTES,

Miss Ada Lewis will be the principal
comedenne at the new Folies Bergere.
wi ich is to open in 46th street west OF
Broadway. on April L.
\ new play. "The Confession vii! open
at the Rliou Theatre or Monday night
March ~. with the following cast: Theo-
dore Roberts. Orrin Johnson Ralph Del
more. Harold Vosburgh. Helen Holmes,
olive West. w j. Brady. Bigeow Cooper,
william Ingraham. Jack Drumier Mart
Cody and Jean Marcel. The scenes OF the
plav are laid at Gloucester. Mass. II tells
a story of the devotion OF a young priest
70 his ministry.
The Lost Paradise, q drama IN three
acts. adapted from the German Of Ludwig
Fulda by Henry G. De Mile. will be pre-
sented by the American Academy Of Dra-
matte Arts for its sixth matinee Of the
season. on Thursday afternoon. March 9
in the Empire Theatre. ~ Coincide
Rovall." a play in one act by Evelyn
Greenleaf Sutherland. viii precede the
longer play.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
CAST OF "zwEG GLUcKLICHE rAGc.
MAYOR LET'S BABIES APPEAR

Overrulng the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty 10 Children. Mayor Gaynor yes
terday Issued permits for the appearance
OF tv.o four-year-old children in the produc-
tion Of "Afadama Butterfly" by the Aborn
English opera Company a. the Majestic
Theatre The children. Loi. EVcll and
LinWood CLARK. are 10 appear tor about ten
minutes IN the part Of the baby az alter
nate performances Thomas =. Walsh. su-
perintendent Of the Childron's Society said
last night. The Mayor b. the hnal author.
it, boz such matttrs. and We are alWav.
pleased " submit ~ k.S r.lQss'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
WIllIAM 7. NEElY.

William T. Neely, son OF the late William
Neely. founder Of the Neely Shoe Com
pany. died yesterday IN Seton Hospital
after long Illness from tuberculosis. Mr
Neely was born in this city forty-eight
years ago. and was educated IN the public
schools Of this city. sfterward entering
Columbia University. where he was gradu-
ated IN 1894 lie was the founder Of the
Alumni Association, Delta Kappa Epsilon
and belonged 70 many clubs. His home
was AT No. 2S West 5lst street The
funeral will be held this evening, az $50
o'clock The burial will be in Woodlawn
Cemetery
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
OPERA SINGER ENGAGED
Hinshav. American Barytone, to Wed
Miss Mabel Clyde.

The engagement vas announced vester-
DAY Of Miss Mabel CLYDE. the second daugh-
ter Of William p. Clyde. OF No. I West
5lst street to William Hinshav. the barry
tone Of the Metropolitan opera Company.
The marriage will take place in June. Miss
Clydes father IS the head Of tho clyde
Steamship Company This is Mr. Hin
shaws first season az the Metropolitan but
he has already made a favorable impression
in German parts
"I met Miss CLYDE only last December. 90
said Mr.. Hnshaw last night - friend
brought me 10 a reception at her house. and
7 guess Ct was love at first sight We are
20 be married in June"
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
STAGE SCENES OF INDIA
Princess Sta Dew Will Entertain at
New Amsterdam Theatre.

The Princess Sta Deyi is TO give com
plimentary matinee at the New Amsterdam
Theatre on Friday, March 10. to which she
has invited about one thousand OF the
leading clubwomen OF the city
She will describe the home. social, relig
ious and other customs OF the women OF
India. appearing in the different styles OF
dress worn by the Indian women She
Will display scenic reproduction OF the
temple OF Buddha. I'm which she was
consecrated dancer. and will perform the
ceremony OF serpent worship with the as
sistance OF native Hindus She viii also
dance the sacred dance OF the temple and
sing Hindu and Mahometau songs.
The patronesses are Mrs. William Cum
ming story. Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborn
Mrs William Grant Brown. Mrs. Belle de
Rivera, Mrs. j. Christopher Marks. Mrs
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
M. N. Associ.tsd Press. !

fgF -he Associated Press
Paris March 2.-The new French Cabinet
has been completed and was announced To-
day as follows
Premier and Minister OF tho Interior
Antoine Ernest Z. Monis.
Minister o. Foreign Ahairs--Jean Cruppi.
Minister Of War-Henri Maurice Ber-
tesux.
Minister o. Nsrtne-Theophile Delcasse.
Minister OF Finance-Joseph Caillaux
Minister OF Public Instrucuon-Jules
Adolphe Theodore Steeg.
Minister Of Public Norks-Charles Du-
mont
Minister n Agric1lture-Jules Pans.
Minister Of CoIonies-Adolphe Messimy
Minister of Labor-Psul Boncour.
Minister ~ Justice-Antoine Perrier.
Minister of Commerce-Louis 2. A. p.
Masss
TIE Under Secretaries are. Interior,
Emile Constant Justice and Worship.
Louis Malvy. Nosts and TeleEraphs.
Charles Chauuet: Beauz Arts. Henri Du-
isrdin- -Besumetz
Antoine Pe--ier Is the only member OF
the new French Cabinet whose name has
not 1efo-a appeared a. 2 probable choice.
He is a Senator and a Radical Republican
Iie was born iu 1886.
jules PANS has been substituted since
Wednesday for NJ. Masse for the post ~
Minister ~ Agriculture. He was born in
IE. and has been in the Senate since 1905.
Ha .s 2 LAWYER and a Radical Republican.
.- ". Masse. who comes Minister Of Com
NJ. -r-l,r -
Deputies Ha As 2 Radical Socialist and Is
FORTY wears Of age.
louis Malvy. who has been named "a
Tnde- Secretary OF the Ministry Of JUS
tce and Worship, is a Radical Socialist and
was one ~ those who led the attack In
fne Chamber Of Deputies upon Premier
BRAND which resulted I'm the retirement
NJ rne Rriand Ministry.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
DE-. w. g. sRINckERHoFF

Boston March o-Dr. Walter Remsen
Brtnckerhof, assistant professor Of pathol-
ogy al the Harvard Medical School, ana
an authority or leprosy. died Of pneumonia
to-day Al his home. IN Cambridge, aged
thirty-six years. He was first director OF
the leprosy investigating station Of the
United States public Health and Marine
Hospital Service al Hawaii. serving from
1905 until 1910 when he came 10 Harvard.
He was made fellow of the Rockefeller
Institute for Medical Research In 1904.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the American Museum 81
Natural History and the Geological Car
Au,omoone SNOW. 23d Regimen, Armory
Motor Boat SHOW. Madison square Garden.
N.etiog OF Tho N,w York League OF Clitaran
Women. so souls Church. II d. m.
Meeting Of the Century Theatre club. Hotel
Astor. & .. m
League Hotel Astor. y. m.
lecture b. Dr Emily Noble on Rhythmic
Breathing" Warrington square 3.i5
p. NJ.
n,,ner ~ the Dwight Allmul Associations
p,np.r Of club e. OF New york. Hotel Astor
evening
Dinn.r of ,he Rutgers College Alumni Asso-
citation. Hotel Astor. ?. M.
Mectins OF The New Workers. Ho,el Astor.
SIS p. m.
,c-ference of the Public Education Associa-
ton. Women's University club. SIS .. N.
pre-. lectures of tho Board OF Education :
d. 3D.. he Wit clinton Hign school. 59th
street and Tenth avenue. irish Music"
Nrg Helen O'DonneI. Wadleigh High
school. f1Ith street and seventh avenue.
..Dickens auI the study NJ Types" Or.
charles r. Horne. Puddle school -. 40.
.aJ East 9Ith street. New Things We
H4vr Learned About Africa" cyrus e..
Adams. Public school II i7th street. west
OF Eighth avenue. THE Real Toxic" Mer-
ton e. Leonard Public school ~ i2d
street east or Third avenue, spain
Ioui. g. Berry Public school Is. Domi-
nir1 and clark streets. songs o. the
Races" Miss Myrta l.. Mason Public
school 90. 40 3.u East 2oth street. Mag -
uetlsm." Charles L. harrington. Public
school GG sSfh street east OF First avenue.
''rnc Department of the rreasury." John
g. Welsh. Public school go. t4Tth street.
west of seventh avenue. Two Fathers ~
Modern songs Mr. and Mrs. Barclay
Bunhsnn Public school p6. Avenue \ and
East SD streets. Australia" Joseph c.
Oakman. Public school i3e. 1920 street
aud NadsVortn avenue. our National
i'arts unI F"rrEt Reserves AZei Hull
Fish. Public school iJ7. ~; Nicholas ave.
~. "a inY.k slIeek.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
"lZwei Gluckliche Tage.

owing 10 the illness Of Director Burgarth.
the first performance OF "Staatsanwalt
Alexander" scheduled for last night al
the Irving Place Theatre, had TO be post
poned and Schoenthan ana Kadelburg's $
farce comedy. "Zwei Ginckliche Tage" was
given in It's stead. The humor Of this little
satire on the great expectations and speedy
dislluslonments OF suburban life Is rather
mild. yet the piece is amusing. and IL pro-
yided exceptionally good character parts
for Mrs. NeuendorT, Siegfried Bruck and
Ernst Robert. The racy Niennese dialect
OF the last named especially delighted the
house The cast was.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
UNITED STATES CONSUL HURT
Dr. Jones at Winnipeg Suffers Serious
Ininries in Elevator Accident.

Winnipeg. Man. March 2.-Dr John f..
Jones, United States Consul General here
ia az his nome to-day badly injured by
being crushed between the cage Of an eleva-
tor and tho top of the elevator opening in
thc building where he has mis- Office.
Dr Jones started 90 step from the eleva-
tor when The cage started upward. lie at
tempted to jump clear Of the door. but was
caught When picked up he was uncon-
scious and had u bad wound in the bacl,
Of his head
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
PROFESSOR JACKSON WEDS
Columbia Orientalist Quietly Married
TO Savannah Bride.

Professor Abraham V. Williams jackson.
head Of the department Of Indo-lranian
LANGUAGES OF Columbia University. is enjoy
ing n short leave of absence. The reason
for The furough leaked out yesterday when
IL waS learned that on Tuesday he mar
ried Miss Kate -. Brigham of Savannah.
Professor Jackson Is well known on the
campus for his ''nattiness" OF attire and a
year or TWO ago was voted the best dressed
professor in the university by the senior
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
DEAD NEAR CENTURY MARK

Mrs Sarah A. Smith who was said 10 be
the oldes, member OF Plymouth Church.
Brooklyn. .u point Of age. died Wednesday.
at her home. 40. ne South Elliott place.
She was born IN Westminster Mass
years ago. After marrying
Aaron Smith she took up her home in
sixty years ago Ia January.
1851. she joined Plymouth Church. and con
tinued attending the church until three
years ago. when growing deafness caused
her % remain away.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
STEAMER CAROLINA CRIPPLED
Her Passengers Will Sail on the Coamo
for New York To-day.

Nan Juan. Porto Rico. March THE
steamer Carolina met with an accident n
her machinery a. she was leaving port
esterday ror New York. She returned 70
re- pier and Will tc delayed for several
GAYS Her passengers and cargo were
transferred TO the steamer coamo which
ernfed to-day from NeW York and Will
sal for that port tomorrow. The vessels
'ei"ag 20 The Now York and Porto Rico
s'tsmslip Company
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
vATICAN'S VIEW OF CABINET
Toresees a New Period Of Rough Per
secution Of the Church" in France.

Rome March 2.-The Vatican considers
-.e new French Cabinet as purely a
Comics Cabinet II was during the in
.ur-5eucv Of NJ Combes "a Premier. with
ST. pelcasse a. Foreign Minister. that the
rupture of diplomatic relations between the
Ireucr government and the Vatican oc-
.gr.5
The Vatican now foresees q new neriod
a' rough persecution Of the Church and
'r triumph OF dcnagogy." which it be
Aeye- vii compromise the highest interests
" -r, republic
Tho Holy See further expresses itself as
ea. for the reserve which it maintained
toward Premier BRAND. In the knowledge
r.a- his position wa not so strong a IL
lppe AIRED and that the real masters Of the
.i-ratiol were the Extremists. who aimed
20 o~er,un the religious. social and eco
rOrlr life Of the country.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BOMB THROWN IN CALCUTTA
Aimed by Native at Police Official s
Auto II Failed TO Explode.

calcutta. March "A bomb evidently
nteuded 90 end the activities Of Superin-
'cndent Dcnham, Of the Criminal Investi-
cation Department Of the local police, was
thrown at his motor car in the centre Of
'h' cIt, to-day
J. failed To- explode and the thrower. a
r2t.ye youth. was arrested II happened
'}ha' DeTham was not ir the car, which was
occupied by a public works official
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
BENEFIT FOR sANAToRlUM.

4 concert was given last evening by the
Musurgid. chorus Of more than thirty
male voices. for the oeneht Of stony Void
Sanatorium. in the Engineering Societies
Bmldlng west gsth street Miss Marsuerite
a. Dunlap coutralto and Winssant Rho
drcs-kr riolinist assisted. with J. Bertrsm
IoA ana William stenfe!d a. accompanies.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
TO SING OPERA IN CONCERT

Miss Alma Gluck and Dim Gny. OF tue
Mctropolitsn opera Company. tonight Will
create in concert the title role and that or
the Evangelist, respectively, BOO Cnabricr
opera. hrscis. which NAi ht sung under
Tho direction of Nur scbmdler rv tnc Mac.
Dovcll Chorus al Carnegie Hall
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
JApLoWKER FOR WIEseADEE

Herman Jadovker. the tenor Of the Met
ropolitan. received a cable message from
Germany Yesterday inviting him 10 he one
Of the principal singers at the MAY festival
TO be held in honor Of the Kaiser at Weis-
baden from Nav s 10 May Il. He a. once
accented
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
NEW PRESIDENT OF SALVADOR
Inauguration Of Dr.. Arauio Attended
With Unusual Gayety

1sh salvador. salvador. March Q. Dr.
S'4nie. T. AIaujo was inaus lraicd Pre-i-
'snt q Salvador Yesterday amid scenes OF
'''9slaI sal ETY. There is general satsfsc-
oh That Tie change Of administration has
''en accomplished Eih04t bitterness.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
CENETERIE.
THE wOODLaW> CEMErFRr

Is readily accessible - Harlem train rr---
Grand Central station. Webster aud ferori.
avenue trolley and by carriage. Iot- $3.50 up
Telephone 1855 Gr3mercy for Book q Views
o. representative.
once. 20 East a3d St, Nsw York city.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03
UNDERTAkERS.

FRANZ r.. CAMPBELL 24i-3 West ess -,
Chapels. private Rooms. Private Anbulances
-ei 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Henry Leroy Easton and Mrs. Min,horns
Woolsey.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

THE MEMBERS OF THE ARCHTrEcTT'R,r.
League of New York viii attend la = BODY the
funeral Of It's member John VI. Csrrere on Fri
day morning. March 3D. at II 80. n Triniu
Chapel 18th ST., west = Broadway Nerrbe-s
are requested 70 assemble az 25fh - entrance
STOWE PHELPS. Secretsrv.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

DANlS-Suddeny. az Rye. =. y Marcr l. 1911
Jeanette E.. wife OF Danl-l r. B. Davis n
the list wear ot her age. Funeral services a.
her late residence. Rye y Y. Friday Marcl
.. on arrival or the train leaving Grand Cen
tral Depot az 0:0J a. n
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

bAti-El- At Pleassnt,iie y. T. Or thursday,
March 2 1911. William r Bailey aged "a
byterian Church March 3. 1911. AT l.i5 p n.
BRlNCkERHOFF-D Walter Remsen Brfncs-
srhon. suddenly. az Boston. March . IN hts
3Iti year. interment az Maiteawan. y Z
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

CHAPNAN-At his residence, No. 81 Hergirl.-
81. Brooklyn. March >. 1911 william Mex
Chapman. In tho 73d year o. his age. Notic.
OF funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

Berlin March Professor Jakoh Helm
rich Want Hon. tho chemist and author.
died to-day. He was professor OF chem
istry at Berlin University.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

DENSNORE-Ermet Densmore " p. Services
AZ The Funeral Church 10 24i West 23d .t
saturday. Marcn I. AZ II d. m. Cremation a.
Union HiU. " =
New-York tribune., 1911-03-03

FA CLkNER--Sgadeny. ~ pneumonia ~ March
j. AZ his residence N this city. Francis p -9n
of the late Edward ". and Hannah d. FAUX
ner. Funeral private