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New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
MRS. JOSEPHINE g. F. WILSON.

Mrs. Josephine Bristed Fales Wilson. wife
Of Walter Sibbald Wilson, died suddenly
on Saturday evening at the Woman's Hos
pital. Cathedral Parkway, following a sur
gical operation. She was a daughter OF the
late William Fales, Of Bristol, r. l. and
will be buried there on Wednesday.
Mrs Wilson was married on April y
1913. in this city. Her husband is a banker
with offices at No. 40 Broadway, and living
at No $50 West 4sth street. Before enter
ing the banking business he was for ten
years publisher. and vas also al one time
secretary OF the Brooklyn Elevated Rail
road Company. nephew of Mrs. Wilson,
Edward Fales Coward. is a playwright.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
OBITUARY..
DR.. WILLIAM WHEELER HEWLETT.

fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribunel
Babylon Long Island. March 5.-Dr. Will
lam Wheeler Hewlett, ST., was found dead
az his home shortly after noon to-day by
his wife. on her return from church. He
was sixty-three years old and a native OF
Merrick. Long Island. He was graduated
from Bellevue Medical College n 1853 and
had since been a practising physician here.
His patients included the wealthy resi-
derts OF the south shore. He had suffered
from an affliction OF the heart for num-
Der Of years This morning he did not go
out. but was about the office and lay down
to rest before going out this afternoon to
see his patients.
DR. Hewlett was former president OF
the Suffolk County Medical Society, and
for two years was president Of Babylon
Village and was once town health officer.
He leaves wife and two sons-Dr Harold
E. Hewlett. of Babylon, and Percy W. Hew-
LETT
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
FATHER ARTHUR o'CONNOR.

Father Arthur O'Connor. for fourteen
years an assistant Of the Rev. James =.
Woods. rector of the Church OF Our Lady
OF Victory, Throop avenue and McDonough
street, Brooklyn, died at 2I5 o'clock yester-
day morning from pneumonia, at the rec
tory. He was not seriously i'll until after
leaving the confessional at o'clock on Sat
urday night.
Father O'Connor was born at Rochester
forty years ago. and received his educa-
ton at the Niagara University and Semi
nary. He was ordained fifteen years ago.
and took up his duties at st. James's Pro-
Cathedral. A year later he was sent to
the Church of Our Lady OF Victory. He
leaves two brothers. who live in Rochester.
The funeral arrangements have not yet
been made.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
NECKLACE AND PENDANT LOST
Jewels Missed by Mrs. Henry D. Nor
rison in Crosstown Car.

Aelfy D. Morrison. president Of the Nor
l'oa OIL Company, who lives at No. 81
Vest 18th street. reported 10 the police Of
..s East 5lst street station last night that
AIS Morrison had lost q diamond and
.+aH necklace. attached 90 which was a
-4isona pendant. He said that he and his
''e had been visiting friends in the vicin-
~ o. 20 street and West End avenue and
y. -a'Aed nom that point along Broadway %
. street where they boarded a surface
i" Al @ta street they transferred 10 a
.''ss-iown car and then MIS-. Morrison
discovered her loss.
'f pendant contained two photographs
" -e Morrison children Nr. Morrison
- me necklace and pendant were valued
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
SMASH GOVERNMENT PLANE
Lieutenant Foulois and Philip Parmalee
Meet Slight Accident.

Laredo. Tex, March 5.-An accident 70
the government scouting aeroplane' III
which Lieutenant Foulois and Philip Par
malice on Friday made a new worlds rec
ord Of two hours and seven minutes for
'cross-country flight Of il6 miles caused
those two aviators 10 land twelve miles
south Of Eagle Pass this morning, shortly
after they had left there. at $40 o'clock on
their return trip 10 this city.
News to this effect was not received at
Fort Mcintosh until $50 o'clock tonight
when a telephone message from Mnera'
Tex. a small mining town, said Lieutenant
Foulos and Parmalee had met with
slight mishap and would return with their
damaged machine tomorrow. Details OF
the accident are lacking.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
STATEMENT FROM NEW THEATRE

Winthrop Ames, director Of The New
Theatre issued the following statement
yesterday:
LAS many misleading and incorrect ru-
uors concerning the future plans for The
New Theatre organization and building
have been published recently, and as all
such rumors have been in advance OF and
az variance with the facts, the founders Oh
The New Theatre authorize me to state
that. until an official announcement IS MADE
bv them. all other statements should ne dis
regarded. The official announcement VIII
nrohablv be made within three weeks
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

y-, -ea. ss.oH 90 the American Museum Of
Gay at ilo Professional Women s
DIS no. 1888 Broadway, % %. ID.
% the Canadian Camp. Hotel Astor.
to ~ f.e Shakespeare Club. Hotel AS
sr Louis D.. Post. Chicago. editor Of
Ae t'il- "Iho Liberty Of the Press
y..... '''ai Ideal Forum, 5.1J %. m.
80 9i ile West End Azaoc.ai.On. Hotel
y,.. '"lt 's. 500 D BOD.
of ftc Board rr I-rusafion. r.
n,.. ~, tesant High seI0o 10Th street.
f.,rf tt.t., stony of tnc hucsOn.'
s.- v d ht!och, Public SCHOOL 81. $50.
M.s. fiih street, What Saw in
ilg -. 'lar.es b. Lruls. Public school
r'4 tilfet. east OF Eighth avenue.
lss g. clarence A. &rr. Public school
n,i ts. avenue and Jlst street. Pom
ssy'.- .hc lafe of tle Eomsus." George
rg. HoSe Public school 15s. Ave
aer. ".N East i1tH street "Tlc Won
prr.- NtW york; Frank D.. Blanchard
fIre, n.hyoi l61. 1ustl street. west ~
trss, 'aH avenue. "fhc East iu Con-
a~ lh1 West Professor george Will
Esst "ioA. Public school IS. Lewis and
ui.gs, 'sy1Aion streets. "EgrDf of Anti0-
III r.L-.i Linest es. Reed Public Library. No.
iLster :. -'1ih street "Thc city OF Wash
-"h9.hy ii. Roberts.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06


,npirs- a re rsp forecast of political toeS
.,s the ras" ,.ce went to Washlns'on'
nd it has D.'nr Oer~ his energies and tai,
.,,sd Of deNCr eo',. 70 the agreeable task oi
spis s1'iSi Simself persona gra'a .. 10 ,rs,i. s
nssius hil~T ilr~oTramonwealth, whose ,,.s i''Sta, Ne
lnerean "a laboriously studied M
,oss up VII "a newfoundland grievance me-.
csnadian ~' an Efficient and helpiu. U.s., sea
md became o. ,nire 1t was his highest
rspi Of ',e &c hring about the settlement
snbition ~ 'oU,,standing question between !,
q every V.1andencies Of the crown ana
iss loya' When the veNatioos ,,,laaod u,p,o
AMERICA. a..royersies had been dis osed
ratic CONE one he exerted his influence as
faithful az s,,o Of less restricted trade be
tie prom pr0n.O TWO friendly countries Inc
tEeen 'ne -. With the washington gov
niuan.. the offers were accepted AZ
srnnien'' . large measure Of internal
Ottawa a. Cor North America and MI
. tecp,'i,,,d had the satisfaction OF helping pm
Brce n@~ novement which he was con-
slons " -.,1d he mutually advantageous
yinced Wou'u - I.N.F.
:. both countries.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
OBITUARY NOTES.

SAMUEL f. WHITE banker and pioneer
textile manufacturer died In Lancaster ,.
c.. Saturday night. aged seyenty-fve years
He founded. at Fort Mil, 5. C., the first
gipgham mill established in the South.
MISS LOUISE GOODBODY. dean OF
women at Indiana University, died in a
hospital in indianapolis last night after an
operation last Thursday for appendicitis
Miss Goodbody was forty years old and
had been connected with the university at
bloomington Ind. for several years.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06


3rinckerhon. Walter z. McCOrd, susan.
rrlnntn William 4 Wilson, Josephine 3. +.
Hewlett. William W.
BAuEY-At Pleasantyille, y Y. on Thursday;
March ? 1911. William T. Barley ased - -
byterian Church. March g. 1911. at l.lo p. m'
BRINCKERHOFF-D Walter Remscn. son
Of Helen Norton and the late p. Rcmseh
BrlnckerEon. lntermcut az M1tteaWaA TO-
day.
FPANcIs-On sunday March o. Elizabeth "
Witherbee wife OF the Rev Lewis Francis
n N i'm her Gsth year. Funeral services
viii boz held ar her late residence. No. iu
East 73d ST. on Wednesday, March ;, az
II a m.
cpIPPfN-At Grand canyon. Ariz. Feoru-
arv .. 1911. william a. Grppln. r bis 6oth
wear Funeral services viii De held al hla
late residence. Mariana Park Brds tloi 2
Conn. Wednesday. Mafch s. at -.Jo oc-oe"
D. IA.
HEWLETT - suddenly. at Babylon. Ions
Island on sunday, March .. 1911. William
Wheeler Hewlett. VI. D., in the 6tth year
of his age. Funeral private. II is kindly 10
ouested that no flowers be sent
rAcKsON-on March B. 1911. Philip Nye jack
~ Wolcotr Jackson and Mamie Nye Jackson
in his 5lst year. Funeral services VII pc heid
AZ the Third Presby terian Church. Broad st,
Newark. y J.. Monday March q. at IL a. m
,rcoRp-At Croton on Hudson. on March .
tati susan McCord. aged SO years. Funeral
services and intcrmcnt private.
pOpFRTg-S Suddenly ~ New Canaan, conn.
March l. 1911. Theodore Roberts, NJ. y
Funeral services VIII be hed from hl7 ls.'
rerldence. Cherry 81, New canaan. on Non
dsv. March q. at o'clock .. m
WILSON suddenly. on Saturday. March .. al
the Woman's Hosplttl Cathedral Perkw'y
Josephine Brisied tales. wife OF Waiter ,-li, Sio
bald Wilson and daughter OF the late VIII
Ian. FaIes. Of Bristol r.. L Funeral services
a. church OF 81 Mary the Virgin. West 40tl
At on Tuesday. March l. at 1880 .. m
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
GEORGE WILSON, SR.

George Wilson, sr.. ninety years Of age.
one OF the Oldest residents Of Richmond
Borough, died at his home, which he made
with his son, Alfred, in Osgood avenue
stapleton. yesterday. Although feeble, he
had been able to be about until week ago
Then he began to fail rapidly. lie was
born at Albany. but lived most Of his life
on Staten Island. He was active In poll
tics for some time. and was superintendent
of the poor for some years. lie leaves four
-ona ard tuo daughters
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
DINNER FOR Mr.. AND MRS. cAYNoR

'Feoerick Townsend Martin gave a din
est evening at The Plaza for Mayor
Nfs Gaynor. Among the other guests
- Colonel and Mrs William Jay. Mr..
& .la Mrs. Edmund /. Bavues. Major Cen
s,- e4l AIRS. Frederick Dent Grant Mr..
M ~. q. Fred Iams Mr. and Mrs.
80 hartman, Mr end Mrs Reginald DE
- Ar and Airs. Arthur lselin. Mrs.
F.s- su-aney. Miss Julana Cutting, Miss
- ss.rt cameron. MIS- Constance War
al Tomas hearn-- y Sanford Beatty
AZ liam Graham Miller.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
PRESIDENT TO TAKE A REST
a fter Atlanta Address, March 10, He
Will snend Several Days at Augusta.

Washington, March 5.-Presldent Iait
hos made his plans for a brief period OF
rest prior to the assembling ot the extra
session of Congress. Mr.. Tar is scheduieu
10 make a speech before the southern Com
merciaI Congress at Atlanta March ~. il
is likely that he will stop at Chattanooga
Tonn March O. on his way To Atlanta
leaving Washington on March ;
From Atlanta the President VIII go to
,ua,ista ca. for week or zen dat 80"
N.'DI-Tt a. month or more al Augusta Just bc-
fpra prn' his inauguration. In 1909. and has
lplr Sri.ros there lie will spend much
nf nj. time at Augusta on the goit links.
The President has had llltie ouiu1or eA, ~
81, into the open country again
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
eALFE's OPERA IN ENGLISH.

Milton and Sargent Aborn promise a
spectacular production Of Balfe's THE Bo-
hemian Girl" In English at the Majestic
Theatre next Monday In addition to a
musical ensemble engaging upward OF one
hundred and nifty persons. the incidental
scenes will employ a cavalcade Of trained
horses and band Of acrobats. The opera $
old melodies. The Heart Bowed Down, "
"rhen You'll Remember Me" and Il
Dreamt / Dwelt in Marble Halls seem
,e,.er 10 grow old
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
PAPAL DUCHESS DEAD.

baltimore. March Mrs. Mary Isabella
Jenkins. slxty-seven years old, wife Of
Michael Jenkins. a prominent capitalist and
rI.ilanthropist Of this city. died at her home
to-day.
The title Of Duchess Of Llewellyn was
conferred on Mrs. Jenkins By Pope Plus y
in recognition of her benefacuons 10 the
Catholic Church.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
AeoRN soLoIsTs IN CONCERT.

Another large audience greeted the Aborn
singers at the Majestic Theatre last night.
when a programme of excerpts from stand
ard grand operas OF the French and Italian
schools was rendered in English. The or
chestra was under the direction Of Carlos
N-,cosiq Edith Helena. Eugene Battain'
iEEroTcis Archambault. Ellen James, Zoe
ri,Iton. Miss Britt and Ottley Cranston
- ! ~ he soloists Next sunday evening the
M,ttra oDera OF I'll Trovatore.' with spe-
cisiIv selected cast. full chorus and an
,,1a'r,ented orchestra. will be presented.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
IN REPRESENT CORNELL ABROAD.

ithaca. y. T., MaTch 5.-Presdent JACOB
Gould Schurman Of Cornell announced to-
day that he would represent the university
Al the celebration of the five hundred-h
anniversary Of the founding OF ST. An
drew's University in Scotland and the cen
tenary of the founding Of the University or
christiania in Norway next summer.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
wRIcHTs' SUITS IN FRANCE.

Paris. March 5.-The Civil Tribunal Of the
Seine. which is hearing the action brought
bv the French owners Of the Wright broth
ers' aeroplane patents against Farman'
pIariot and others. will continue its inves-
fieation on Wednesday ON that day the
court will proceed to the aerodrome at lssy
Tor examination of the different machines.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
MRS. WILLIAM L. DOUGLAS.

Brockton. Mass, March 5.-Mrs. Naomi
Augusta Douglas. wife Of Ex-Governor
William l.. Douglas. died at her home here
tonight. after an illness Of long standing.
She was married 10 Mr.. Douglas in 1868.
Her husband and two daughters survive
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
cuLLUM MEDAL PRESENTED.

Berlin. March 5-Ambassador Hill to-day
nrasented 10 Professor Hermann Wagner,
OF G6ttingen University. the American
Geographical society's Cullum medal in
recognition Of his services 20 geographic
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
CENfETERIT
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible By Harlem train from
Grand Central station Webster and Jeroms
avenue trolley and by carriage. Lots $50 up.
Telephone 1855 Gramercy for Book Of views
or representative.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
KAISER PROMOTES HIS HEIR.

BerIin. March 5.-There was aWaItIns
Crown Prince Frederick william, who ar
rived at suez to-day. a dispatch from the
tnperor appointing him TO the command
~ the 1st Regiment Bodyguard OF Hussars.
now stationed az Iangfuhr. a suburb OF
DantZig.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06

nate mans neck. StigmatiZed even py MS
own seconds as guilty of dishoacraoie con-
duct in the affair. he was locked UP oy
the police on charge of attempted mur
der, end committed suicide In prison
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
CANADIAN RATES.

Nonths 500 Ore Month .... 80
DAILY ONLY:
Twelve Months. $500 Three Months. si.5o
81 Nonths 3 90 One Month so
SUNDAI:
r..,,. Nronths :! .Os Three Months. 81. .0s
ii Nsonths 2.0f One Month ..... As
- FARMERS:
Twelve Months 81 so 1hree Months...S .3s
SIX Months .15l
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
UNDERTAEEEs.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24i-3 west 23d az.
Chapels. Private Rooms. Private Ainoulancsa
Tel 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-06
OFFICES.

....,>- orrfCE-No I0i Nassau street.
,tty 5-tt.y ssrREET OFFICE-NO. - William street
""t1e-1,tN /" \ -~FFICE-N9 1864 Bfoadway, or any
~ -,.rirau District Ieesiaph once.
~ Att.,tf M OFFICES-NO. l5G East 10Th street.
H. ~ 80 9Gi Vlst 10th street, aud No. .is West
l29tA, 5tI, 5SIctT0N BUREAU-westory Building
w W MN1aA199-itf,K BRANCH OFFICE - Frederick y.
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abroad arraus sements nave bren mace 70 keep mo
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DIED..

Bailey William T. Jackson, Ph4lp n.
Rrinc xerhon Walter z. McCord, susan.
iFraucIs elizabeth Y. w Roberts Theodore
rrrI,rip Wiiiam Wilson, Josephine B. +.
Hewlett william W.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-09-27
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice Is hereby given that special
tSN for the purpose OF extending tho curb
and gutter mas been levied and confirmed
bv ordinances 81 the city council. ap-
proved September 6. 1911. and Scptem-
bcr 90. 1911. respectively.
said special tax IS levied upon the
following described real property in salt
Lake city, To wit: In lots . &. >. 6 I. q
IN and H. block u: q 10 so inclusive
Violet addition, block Is. Is 10 3G. inclu-
sive. Perkins Fourth addition block Is;
J and 3I- and 10 10 sS inclusive block I.
Marion Park subdivision. block q: T. and
j.. 10 - inclusive. block l. Maryland su6di-
vision. block II TO {. inclusive. and
90 30 % inclusive. Grand Uavcn subdi-
vision. block IL: l. iG, ~ and "a hi""t
u: l, and - 10 -. inclusive block l.
Ouray Place subdivision block II; 50
10 inclusive. Midvale subdivision. block
H. all IN nv0-acre plat a" Biz Field
survey, gouttine or both sides of Seventh
East street between Martin aud Tcmpost
avenues. in Paving Distric, 30. 81 OF
salt Lake city. and j. due ana payable
IN nve equal aunual instsiimcnts begin
ming September &c. 1872. Interest at tho
rat" or siS Fer cent ncr annum ON the
whole amount cf said taH shall be com
pui"d iTon tho date of the approval OF
tho ordinance confirming the levy of said
Tax. TO W.T.: September IS, i9ii: and in
tcreSi ~ raid rate OF the Whole amount
OF said tax unpHid shah he due and nav
able with each insiallment N any in
hiailmeni or interest aforesaid Is not paid
on the date when same becomes due.
Nn'l INC WHci" amount OF the tax unpa. n
at the time said installmrnt aud iniorpst
arc due will become due and payable and
VIII draw interest at tho rate OF eight
per cent per annuu until sale of the prop
crtN Assessed. one or more or snid i'm
stallments In The order IN which they
Are payable Aforesaid. or the whole tax
U.sy be paid without Interest at anv time
Within thirty days after tho approval of
the ordinance confirming m" levy Of tho
tnN: and one or more Of Ssid lnstnilmengs
III tho order In which they are payable
or the whole isN unpaid. may be paid or
fhc dsy any installmcnt II due hy ia yinc
the amount thereof and interest To said
dsy.
All special taxes are PAYABLE al mv Of
hce. room lcc. city and county building
Salt Lake City
Dated at Salt Lake city. Utah this e6tl
day of September. 1871
GIDEON SNYDER.
City Treasurer aud Collector OF Spocia
Taxes.
curb and Gutter Extension No Is.
fiTs; martial estimate. ms5l