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New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
n,es BURKE TO ACT IN FRENCH

Frontz Fonson and Fernaud Wichclcr,
.tl yornc Belgian authors " Suzanne, %
atIo5 Charles Frohman Yesterday that
-. had secured the original han u Brlis-
.i. ,p which one Of the scenes of their
I,. a. laid. ami that they would make a
,'ar.i production there boo june To- celebrate
a.. .,.oua voar or tGr plays success ou the
,i,,.pt. where it Is known A. lie Mariaro
40 Am. Eruemans." They have invited
-. pmla Burke 90 take the leading role
~ n,,. ,atrd act, and the French ana Ger
''' ...rs Mile Iuciennc Roger and Ma
iIahH4 Martens. 20 take the part IN the two
tnnilor srts Miss Burke haa accepted and
Oh On ,rnbably act IN French.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
WORK ON HARTMAN FOUNTAIN
Good Roads Company Memorial To
Be Dedicated February 20.
MN TeIlRraph D. The Tr.Nuna

Ngddlet0wu. y Y. Jan. ~ Material FOR
the fountain to be- erected al Goshen In
memory of Edward H. Hartman has ar
rived Al that place. and work on it will
t. started Al once. The fountain viii
b, built by the Orange County Good
Roads Construction Company. which was
organized by Ar Hartman eleven years
ago for the purpose ~ assisting Orange
county In building good roads. The pur-
,ose M the company had been accomplished
,rber Mr.. Hartman died. ana the company
hos inst dissolved. The memorial fountain.
,,tt,b was designed 10y Charles carl Rum
g., the sou-in-law of Mr.. Hartman, viii
ns unveiled on the anniversary OF Mr..
tf,rriuan's death. February %
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
.BUMPUS OUT OF MUSEUM
Resigns to Take Business Control
of University of Wisconsin.
TRUSTEES SUPPORT OSBORN
President of Natural History In
stitution Indorsed in Fight
Begun By Curators.

All is apparently peace again at me
American Museum of Natural History Or.
Hernon Cary Bumpus. for nine years di'
rector Of the museum, has resigned, and
Henry Fairfield OSBORN has been supported
in his administration Of the presidency oy
the institutions board OF trustees.
The dispute hinged on the question as
10 whether the museum should be 'scten-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
LINCOLN LETTER BRINGS S17O
Collector Bids High for Missive Order
ing Pardon for KentuCkian.

An interesting feature Of the third session
o. the sale of Part II Of the SJedman IL
t-ary a. r-e Anderson Auction Company )
rooms Yesterday was the high bid Of $40
by a wen known collector for letter
written Bog Abraham Lincoln, dated Wash
ngor. September % 1863. TO Attorney Cen
era Edward Bates, directing him 10 make
or pardon for William y. Stephens ~
Shelby County. KY. then under indictment
tor treason 7. was received Dy Mr.. Sted-
nan while .e was pardon clerk in Wash
.ngon lu r,fg
lie m * o- John Keats. with d letter
o. Edith ST. Thomas referring 10 II, was
bought on order for SOL. and George D..
Smith obtained for $50 an autograph manu-
script COPY NJ verses Of Sidney Laniec $
poem, "To Bayard Taylor There are
fourteen verses. of six lines each. The
sane buyer paid S4J for a two-page auto
graph letter from Rudyard Kipilns 20 Mr..
sJs.msu ,r r.s3 also SIG for The World
Best L..e-a-u-=r an edition de luxe of tor-
ty-dye volumes. edited by Charles Dudley
Warner Hamilton w Mabie and others
The total sum realized from the sale OIL
Part IT .s $3.50. and the total Of the TWO
parts 20 date g2r01 The sale OF ParI III
begins next Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
PHILADELPHIA OPERA SEASON
Mary Garden, III in Chicago, Unable TO
Annear in ,Thais To-day.

Philadelphia, Jan. 2o.-rhe season of
opera bv the Chicago Philadelphia Opera
Conranv began tonight at the Metropo!i-
tar Opera House A distinguished audience
erected the singers In Aida" Mary Car
den was announced 20 sirs at tomorrow
matinee performance IN "Ihais put ~ was
-t..a9 Tonight that she was Ill In Chicago
and that a substtutiou would b. necessary.
The company Is 20 sing here eleven
uys,ys. giving i've performances week.
During the season there VIII De eleven per
f,,.,,,,rres by the company a. the Metro
noIi.au opera House IN New York and a
ffka number In Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
wREcKAGE IN PATH OF STEAMERS,

Newport r. T.. Jan. "a wireless mes
SAGE from the revenue cutter Seneca TO-
Gay warns vessels bound west 20 keep
''srp looso1r for wreckage IN the vicinity
4" longiule w41 latitude 7l& Think II
"a hull turned bottom side up. Very dan
ss-o1s." TIE place designated Is nearly
y the path OF steamers bound from Han
la1 . New York.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
WILL NOT SING ALMA" SONG.

Kitty Gordon will not sing the song
Alma. Wo Wohnst Du2' this week. This
was tho promise made by her counsel
Yesterday before Judge Lacombe, in the
United states Circuit pending a hearing
on the application made by Joe Weber
rn have Miss Gordon permanently re
,esarfs that he holds the exclusive rights
to the English version OF the song Alma,
Where 10 You Live2' and that Miss Cor
dom attempt 10 sing n I'm vaudeville since
sGe has left his company IS IN violation Of
g.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
soNZoGNo SUES LIBELERS
Music Publisher Joins Mascagni in Ac-
tinn Regarding "Ysobel.

Rome. Jan 2o-signor Eduardo sonzogno
The Milan music publisher. has Joined
pietro Mascagni In a suit against Liebler
K Co. of New York, in which the courts
are asked to free MascasnIs opera,
"Ysobel." from any engagement under an
American contract thus permitting them
70 produce the opera whore they please
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
AUGUSTUS HAYES.

Kingston. y Y. Jan. 2O.--Ausustus
Hayes, who was the Republican nominee
for Senator in the Ulster-Greene district
last fall died tonight while in cab driv-
Ing 70 keep an engagement. He had been
United States Loan Commissioner here for
rlanv wears
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
LAFFAN PICTURES SOLD
Three Works Bring ST, 500 Each
at MendeISSohn Hall Auction.
sA7.5OO REALIZED IN ALL
caryases of Reynolds, Gainsbor-
ough and j. S. Davis Command
the Highest Prices.

---.. famous pictures brought sl.COO each
-. evening az the sale cf the William
:. raran collection. at Menielssohn Hall
g-s.v were The Laughing Girl ty Sir
,.srra REYNOLDS, bought by ieorge Rich
- Charles / on Horseback" by Gains
s--.,1h bought by Carl Glucksman, and
y, rormer Gallery in the Louvre" by
= s-o-Iett Davis. bought by J. W. Finn.
r - sale was conducted bv thomas +.
-. and realized 81 SO making a total
- s- 30 80 for afternoon and evening sales.
rouovinc arc tho principal sales of the
evening
-qrs a-tlgc AMI buyer Price.
,.,ss-ape. j. Alden Weir, y. A.: r. a. 900
,:-4.l,ye. TasTa s.' Alden Weir. y. A.. II. a. 49,.
TO-. LaS.n ne Room. Blmund c. Tsrbeii y.
rparIes s. Tlatt...... .......... BOD
,,4SIsca1e. j. Alden Weir. y. A. F. l. 80,
,.E5.-is-- Ei on stream. Ralph Albert
Arlogs.1-y. q. FUsIShirna. .........-... 100
p.-.-sf- 1s vogue prince. ]. = Greuze
~. 5r The ssashors a. volion. Kraus- 80,
,ss-.-,- ~ Queen Anne OF Bavaria, Bar
v.-r psHa-. Mrs PAYNE whitney .-..... 40
~ -ars- E-r.as. Lucas Cra0acn, /. 90
-, wing ~ q Triptvch Antwerp
Se ---ra-sa- ........................ a25
L..- rf rH..r " % spain. AutOuis
IT-. Mrs PAYNE Whitnev. ......-..... ~
Five r,I-cfs -. soo
-, r. Ls.r rau.us Noreelse; Henr~
-p--,-a- If LADY. unknown master
-..----- --r--.-lE1t. Henry Woods. 5I9
ne rlrsss ~ King Anto,h,u,s. Lucas van --o
~ ,--s- .Tsr.-a7.. Henry Woods .-....-..- ''p
-, and her Nrapns surprised bN
s,.--s Jan Errugre the Elder J. ".
5.-..tr~ 70 me Kings CTriptyc1I. Lucas
A-,. sy-r-. D rs Finn. ........... HAo
,s.-..tT- Of .r- Child, Fra Filippo Lipp!;
- 1srrs-z l.-- SIR Joshua Reynolds.
cas-rs Richards ..... .... ..........-. l.o''
csa.ss ga -,- 3Tg,.,ss- -o,''. ,,''. 1900
E.-s7 7s. Ger " " FINN n-....,. -.o-..s oo'.'. 1900
,..,-t-- ~ S. rsra~s ar Rome, John scar -
,,,, r,,.is r TT. FiUr ............-...-. NO
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
DIX ACCEPTS DESIGNATIONS.

Albany. Jan. 2o.-Governor Dix has re-
ceiyad and aroepted the designations OF
charles r MuIiken, of Canaudalgua, and
Roscoe c. r. Brown, OF Nav York. as
members OF the civil Service Commission
both are Republicans Mr. Mlliken being
president Of the board Tie Governor is
expected 20 name "a new commission next
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
TORPEDO BOAT MISSING.

,-.,l-kron1. sweden Jan. 2J.-The newly
N, toru.do boat Vesu. which left here
op , trial trip IS missing Though
-. sbius are making searches for her
.,a,. enorts up 10 midnight we're unsuc-
G, sstl.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
UNDERTAKERS
MONT UMENTs.

FRANK +. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West e3d 8-
Chapels. Private Rooms Private Anoulanc>~
Tel 1924 - alsea
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible ~ Harlem train from
Grand central station, Webster and Jeroms
avenue trolley and by carriage. Lots $3.50 Up.
Telephone 4s55 Gramercy for Book Of Views
- 6-t,ce. 90 East 23d ST., New York City.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
IRVING PLACE THEATRE
Wilhelm Tell.

IN the series OF classical German plays
presented this week at the Irving Place
Theatre In commemoraticn of the fortieth
anniversary of the creation OF the German
Empire. Schiller naturally figures as the
dominating playwright Maria Stuart"
was given on Tuesday evening Die
Rauber' IN Wednesday and Wilhelm
Tell" last u.Eht-the last named play 10
be repeated tonight. SchIlers dramatiza-
ton of the Tell legend and of the begin
nings OF Switzerlands Independence holds
the stage perenniaIIy because it has move
ment as well as beauty Of scene and poetic
expression. IL is always welcomed. and II
drew large audience last night, as. in
deed. a Schiller performance in this city
seldom fails TO DO.
The performance was smooth and highly
satisfactory. Mr. Burgarth played Tell
with force and naturaluess and Mr.. Bruck
was admirable as StaIifscher. as was Mr.
Robert as Gess-er The scenic effects were
also we'll managed. The fun east was:
CAST OF WILHELM TELL"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
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New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
PRIZE OFFERED TO M CURDY
Havana Will Give $4,000 for Flight
from Kew West-Wireless Tests.

Havana. Jan. 2o-The City Council Of
Havana to-day voted purse OF $1,000 10
be awarded 10 J. a. d. McCurdy' the
American aeronaut. I'm case he makes a
successful fight in a heavier than air ma
chine next week from Key West 10 Havana.
Mr.. McCurdy IS expected TO arrive IN
Havana tomorrow on the torpedo boat de-
ztroyer PauIding FOR the purpose Of select
ing a suitable landing place and making
other arrangements IN connection with his
nr0nOsed flght
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21

Washington. Jan. 2o.-The practicabiity
NJ using the wireless telegraph in connec-
ton with aeroplanes may be further tested
in the flight which Mr.. McCurdy VIII at
tempt from Key West. Fla, 10 Guam
rsrqr~o uoxr week The Navy Department
has suggested .o Lieutenant Commando
Stirling. uh" wir command the houLa or
..stroyers which viii patrol the course OF
the flight and 10 the representatives Or
the aviator tuat the wireless will be used
II possible.
The aight ,H 1e attempted on Tuesday
January q. instead Of January 26, as at
first announced
Key West, Fla, Jan. %. A. j. NC
Cyrdy. VINO has been here making prepa-
rations for his Key West 80 Havana night
ON Tuesday January a, Will leave here to-
morrow on the destroyer paulding 10 de-
eide on a place Of landing IN that city
Trumbo Island, the terminus Of the FLOR
ida East Coast Extension, has been Sc
Iected as the starting point. The distance
&c given as rs miles McCurdv intends 70
r-se a GO-horsepOwer aeropiane.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21

BARTRAM-At Black Rock. Conn, January 10.
Iofl sarah Jane eldest daughter " the late
Captalu Joseph and Elizabeth J. Bartrau9.
Funeral services will be held at her late resi-
dsnce Brewster ST, on Monday the &3d inst,
at . o'clock D. m. kindly omit flowers car
riages In waiting az Bridgeport station On
arrival or the Il o'clock j. n. train from Ne"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NFW-YORK rRIRINE.

Mail subscriptions. Including postage, IN
the United states (outside OF the boroughs
OF Manhattan snd The Bronx. In Grester
New York;. Mexico. Cuba, Porto Rico,
Hawaii. the Philippines and the following
city In China: shanghai.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
Buy Your Shoes and Hosiery end get a coupon on the Piano to be
 given away at
 PUR TILL
 ION THE BRIDGE"
Established 1901.
HEAVY AND LIGHT HARNESS

WADE HT HAND. Hand Alale Work Is Our speciality. Whips and all Harness Supplies car- ried In stock Factory Made Harness In ssock at SIS aid up.
 V. n. SAUNDERS.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
CAUCUS OF WESTERLY CITIZENS
lndepxzdents Put Ticket in Nomiration-Ssme Cardi-
 dates Republicans, With Exception of Councilmen Grand Matron to Visit Deborah Council, O. E. S. Simeon Pamer's Death-Postal Savings Bank for East Greenwich.

The caucus of the citizens of West eriy was held in the Town hall. Mon day evening, and was called to order by Andrew Farrell, who stated that the caucus was for the purpose of nomina ting candida for town off, cers regardless of party lines. Mir. Farrell was elected pSrmanent chair man, and Arthur Briggs clerk.
 The following nominations were made without opposition, as follows:
 Tristan D. Babcock, first council man: B. Frank Greennan. second oouncilInan Thomas II. Pea body, third councilman; Gorten P. Cottrell, fourth councihoan; John A. Farrell, fifth councfiman William H. Greene, sixth
 Eugene B. Pendleton. moderator; :; James M. Pendledon, treasurer and collector; Everett F.. Whipple. town clerk Russell B Sm1rh. school com nfttee for three years; Albert N. Crandar. assessor of taxes for three years: EEery Barber. overseer of poor.
 An of the candidates nominated are the san1e as nominated on the repub- Hcan ticket except the candidates for councilman. The caucus was a mere forrriarfty @s the requisite steps were previously tftken in regard to nolnina- tion papers as specified by law. There were thirty y-three present at the cau- cus. fncluds1s William Clark chair man of fhp republican town commit tee. and Geosge E. TTtter. ex-secretsry of fhs comm ttee- These two staunch republicans took no part in the eau GUS.
 The chairman and secretary were sufhorizsa to Ali any vacancy that may occur. and. the caucus adjourned.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23


 his crew. of the Watch Hill life say ing station.
 ~-ArFangements are now complete fof observance of Memorial day. With the Westerly band both Grand Army posts will parade in the afternoon under escort of Bruelter camp, Span isn War Veterans, and Fifth com pany Coast artillery corps. The sur vivors of two wars will place flowers upon the graves of deceased com rades.
 Work is being rushed in the con- struction of the n1ile-long railroad siding to the site of the Bradford Dyeing association at Mantle. It is said that when the work of the steam shovel ends there the 5.g Glrt remover will begin work near the Westerly railway station and the actual begin ming made of the proposed extensive Improvements.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
Councilman C. Clarence Maxson at.
Local Laconic..

daily. ' -i' $ The pavilion at Pleasant View is nearing completion.
 Independents seem to have taken the place of democrats in Westerly poll tics.
 Subscriptions for band concerts ir wilcox park are not being made very rapidly.
 Charles Farrell. student at the Bal tirnope medical school, is home for the summer vacation
 ihe stalJng-ou preliminary to the ouHding of the Green Hill life say ing station, was done MonGay.
 Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan wiu admin lster the sacra ment or confirmation in St. Michaels church, next Satur- cay morning
 Giles Babcock. who died Friday Tn the Butler hospital. formerly prac- ticed law in Westerly and was part her of James w. Stillman.
 John H. Taylor of Ashaway. with his son and taught CT in-law, MT. and Mrs otis Hall Of Norwich. were yhe guests or Elisha C. Stillmen suncay.
 The apparatus of the Westerly fire department is being put in first class shape in preparation for the annual parade and inspection next month
 Henry H Sykes, who cied Thursday Tn New Haven. was a director and member of the executive committee of the Westerly Automatic Telephone Co
 With yacht club and Catholic club added to it's other soc.al organiza- tons, Westerly is getting in line with tne more pretentious places in the state
 Frederick Lester Slocum, age 22 died Sunday evening at his home in North Stonington. Ete was son of William 1. and Kate Horan- -Slocum, formerly of Preston
 The members of the Fifth compan ny. coast artillery corps. WI nominate a captain Friday evening to fill vacancy caused by promotion of Cap,. Bourden A. Babcock to be major.
 Rev. Dr. Timothy Crowley of New London will deliver the address at the vesper service to Narragansett coun- ell, Knights of ColumDus. m St Mi chaefs church, next Sundas-.
 four weeks old fawn captured in the Pawcatuck river. mas oeen given into the custody of Charles Coon, SUI perintendent of Wilcox park, with the consent of Game Warden Lewis.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. T. Docking ar rived Monday morning anu will oc- cupy their summer home in Franklin street Rev. Dr. Docking is president or the Rust university of Mississippi. Goyernment tug Castle went ashore at Nepstree Point during the thick fog. Saturday afternoon Three hours later she war hauled off. apparently un.nt1red, by the wrecking tug Tascc. assisted by Capt. Walter Davis, and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
FUN ERAL..
Mrs. Opheiia F. Willard.

The funeral Of Mrs. Ophelia F. Will lard was held On Sunday afternoon at o'clock from the home of her daugh- ter Mrs. Philo Edick, and was largely attended. Rev. Welcome r. Bates, pastor of the Union Baptist church, had charge of the services Burial took place in Elm Grove cemetery. She was 94 years old. having been born in Stafford Springs on July 12. 1S17- She was one of a family of ten children dndis survived by sister, Mrs. A F. Cushman, of Hartford
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
Fourteen to Be Graduated.

George Taylor has returned to New Haven after few days visit in Mys- tic
 Mir. and Mrs William E. Wheeler have returned from Providence. whe- } they visited their daughter, Mrs.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23

their weekly meeting in their rooms on Front street Monday evening. A large number of members was pres ent.
 Miss Ruth Fish was a recent caller in Westerly.
 Miss Maude McDougall was Sun day caller in New London.
 Miss Marion Chapman of New Lon don was a caller on friends here Mon day.
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23
NOENk
Happenings If a Day Tn the Village
 Personal Menticn.

The fishing schooner viking of New Bedford came into port Monday and was hauled out on t,ie north ways for painting. She came from New York. where a load of codfish was dispGsed of.A
 Robert Hull of Norwich has entered the employ of !. H. Wooster.
 Dr A l.. Douglas and Arthur Jones have returned to New York after vis- iting Dr. Douglas parents, MT. and
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23

Mrs Loren Douglas. on Pearl street Miss Josephine Lawson of New Lon don was recent guest of her sister Mrs. Walter Mcdonald.
 Fred Douglas of Mystic was a bus mess caller in the village Monday. Frank Shirley of Providence Is vis- iting his parents on Prospect hill
 A. B. s. Meets.
 The American Benefit society held
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23

The American Benefit society held
Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-23

TEEPEzs no aoxerusIng medium IF East:rn Connecticut equal to The 9ul. 1etin for huaiAees resuftA
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-03

flor the extension, re-equipment and
improvement of the Water Works sys-
tenn of said City, of the value set op-
posite the name of said persons, which
|said sums are now due and unpaid.
And Whereas, the said City of Vim
ita, Oklahoma, has received the bene-
fit of the material, supplies and labor
SO furnished, and has used the same
in the extension, re-equipment and i'm
provement of said Water Works sys-
tenn, and has Incorporated the same
into the Water Works system of the
said City Of Vinita.
And Whereas, said parties have pre-
sented in the manner provided by law
their claims against said City for said
labor, material and supplies so furn-
Iished and used as aforesaid
And Whereas, said claims have been
audited and approved by the Water
Commissioners of said City and by the
Finance Committee of the Council OF
said City; now, therefore,
Be it Ordained by the Mayor and
Council of the City of Vinita, Okla.
homa:
Section l. That there be and there
| is hereby appropriated out of the water
construction fund of the City of Vinita
Oklahoma, the following amounts in
payment of the following claims, to
wit:
First National Bank of Vinita,
Oklahoma .$2,3 ,334.5t
IU. S. Water & Steam Supply
Company, of Kansas City
Missouri .......... S34.0!
international Bank and Trust
Company ...... SOFA
Vinita National Bank. ....... 1,923.2|
Farmers State Bank. ....... 1,24S.5.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-01-03
ORDINANCE NO. sst.

published in the Daily Chieftain,
December 80, 1910, D. NJ Marrs Print
ing Co., Publisher.)
An Ordinance Appropriating Money
for the Payment Of Material, Labor
and Supplies Furnished and Used in
the Extension, Re-equipment and I'M
provement of the Water Works Sys-
tenn of the City Of vinlta, Oklahoma,
and Declaring an Emergency.
Whereas, the persons whose names
appear in Section / of this Ordinance
have furnished to the City of Vinita,
Oklahoma, material, labor and supplies