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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

lit folssnbe Wittbeiluns iibsr Die
aincrifaniiden notarieqen ~llrfunoen
unt Die beutihe 8ehtipretung bon
SutercNe. 9as OberIanbesgeriht
8l Dar,nitnot bate iicb nit Der Srase
3li 6ei6dfigen, oh elm He1tsfaG bes
amcrifaniihen Nedhtes auf 8rnnc
idriftlifen 3eusnties zines 0fientz
liden Hotnrs in ben 8ereinigten
Staaten in Seutiflanb bon beiien
@eridten entidiepen peroen Tonne.
Sas G6erlanoesseridt bat oieie Sraae
perneint. Su Der llrfbeilsbeariins
Duug ipurbe a,isaefibrt: Die frass
lihen Rotare iinb. ni6t ME in 9eutifs
lamb in allen Sduen iiriitii6 porses
bilbef unS inter itaatliher Gutoritdt
gepriifte 9eamte. SIRE ernennrna
lest aiber Dem giirgerreft niht eins
NAL einc geniNe Shulbilbums, gee
iftpeise beun juriitiide &enntniiic
pordus. Die Notare in Gmerifa limb
lpeiter nidjts dls V%erionen, bic siir ges
alnrbiallug Ron llnterIhriften ltno bns
nehen CUR entee9enndbmc einieitiaer
Grtldruneen bereftigt iiub. @ui
feinen Sna eritredt iid lire 3uitans
bigfcit diIi 8cihdfte, Die ibrer Hainr
md u~nbebiuat iuriiriihe &enntniiie
p~prmlsicsen. Sic bon einem arneris
faniiden Iotar ab9cgebene iariitlifc
grtldrlm9 fam crit Die Scoeutline ei@
ner @cpeisurfunbe IN Seutidlanb ers
lnn9en. tpenn beiien giaenidnft als
8ehtsbefliNeuer ieitseltellt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Ell, KaHee'IrmH

Die Nutnerfiamfcit oes Yuncesz
Suiti5e 0epartenentS lit aif oas aits
collide 9citeben eines aafiee< fruits
gelcnff iporhen. So fpirb bebauptet,
Der &arft fir br%niiiianiiden aafiee
ipetoe 9dns bolt sinem 9pnite bes
fruits 5ebcrriht. ipeldes Jest Ben
Rreis fir ioidbcn &affee nm bier
Gents per Yfunb in Die Sobe an
ihranben mn 100000 Viunc
a~aifeebobren nit einem reitcrcn
profit bon 100000 aui ben
Rarfr 5u perfen aenenfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

Die iirn,ittelbaren GnraGn9er Der Sos
r1leu liHh Shrp0mme, limb isentiid
nnh bic shlnkfplsernns 1T bemnad,.
Dak 1T friiberer Seit bic S~ntarftis nit
benz Continent BON Anitralien perbnn :
ben gemeien icin mnS.
Wnrum herritt in her aaldls Rome
nte 5henerlln9 uiht. nit hcr mir icei
Su rcd1nen habcn2 Sic Srlitrrort III
nteic: Sic Reaicrung fnuii
1atiiriid Niles. mas tic fir Die annalz
Gone brd.lht. i'm u rpBcr ein. ltre
BARN lieet bdS @ctcimHib Der niebrie
gen 1retic arf Dem Sitbmlts. Satte
mnn Die 2ieferilna Der Scbcnsmittcl
tiir Die @elrnhner her Sandstone Dent
rriodten llnterrehnrurasgeir iiDerz
ldilen, 10 hattie man bort hie 3heles
ring. urtcr her mir icit eini9en Sdbz
rem icuf5cn, aud, ,bitterer en1pilinhen.
stnige 3ahlen sehcn ben beiten Sc
8ritf bupnit, I'M iuclh rteItac Wdlien
bon Sebcrsmitfeln e5 Iit babel hnrz
belt. 60 lriirnen II. a. eineefiihrt:
Al ,901 @allunen friihc 0lild, 49,
900 8alloncn Hdbm lirb 1921, 900
GflrN conben'ierte MilG; ferncr H.
12S,o00 &funb grbien, 100000
&funn Mehl, $4,000 Gfunh 3u~
der, 5,229,O0O Yiunh friidcs Sleiif,
4,5S6.000 Sfurb anr1oiicIr, 500
600 8funb aepfel, 100000 Sutenh
Srnnseu unb 100000 SuBcnb Ger.
Sc srpBer bns Gilantum, bsito billiser
fam Die 8esierllns nariirlid, eintnu>
fen, ba it'd Die @eifdftsieutc nm
iolde 9ieferunas : Gpntratte gernbes
gu reiben. 60 fnmmt CO, bab iiG
duf DEM Ithn,us Die Stci9crinna Ser
2ebensmittelpreiie nur in 9ail5 lrcnie
gen Artiicln iiiblbar gemad,t bat; in
Den meiiten iino Die Rreiie sfsih ses
6lieben unb in berifieheilen iceor
unter Die N%otierrnsen in ben Ser
eini9ten Stanter ~9eiunten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Die erSbte 1tkr Ser melt.

2ipcrpool pirb ii6 binncn arr5em
riibmen fonuen, Die 9robte llbr Der
8elt 3u bciieen; lie miro rcn prGhs
tisen Neu6au Der Hopal Siber Sos
cietp befronen. Die llbr bat bier
prddtigc 3ifferbldtter. bon beuen elm
iebes einen 0urhmeiier bon nidt
lpeniscr als % Sub bat; Die Rinuz
tenseiger iino IA SUB lang, unb an
Der breiteiten Stele runb eineu Meter
bid. auein bas @eriiit iehes Bitter
blattss bat ein @epidt BON 312 Tons.
unb has @las. bas ieber Der bier Slas
den seaen Die llnbilbcn Der @itterlng
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
De Grtras Ses Sme,sKanals

Rad Dem ioeben oer0ifeniliften
geridt. hes britiiheu @ice< Goniuls in
BORT Saib bat Der Gerfcbr burh
ben Sle3>8nnal i'm Sabre 1909 be-
bcuteno 5usenpmmen. Sic 3abl Der
Shiffe, Die Den aaunl burhiubrcn.
betriig 4.239 nit eiuem 8ebalt bon
15,407,527 5onnen geaen 3,705
Sfiife i'm Sabre 1908 nit $685.
283 I~onnenaehait. Die giunnhmen
i'm Sabre 1909 parcn Die hDhitcn,
bic ie erreiht purber. Die bon Der
britiiheu Hesierl.ns 1875 Dem She
bipe fir etfpu so Wiuiontn Rart abs
eefanften Gitien reprdientiren beite
cinen Werth bon $50 Milionen
0inrf unb brinsen idbrli6 iiber 20
@tiqioner Wnrt Sinien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Remt,atase.

SAB mir in elmer poliiiif ere
3eit leben, perrdtb folgenoes
. @eitan5etl",:
Ma is an Insurgent;
Pa is standin' pat;
Sisters a progressive,
I'm a Democrat,
Sandy is a Socialist;
Janey wants a vote;
Buster isn't anything
Busters just a goat.
-[Pratt Union.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Sns @erbdltnik bes fattpliihcn
Hrieiters sn ben weltlifen
@ereinen.

+ Sem iiberseueunestreuen unb
= frabren ameritaniIGen 8utbpS
+ lifen lit Die 3useb0risfcit nes
+ fatboliiheu Trieiters su einem
+ niht ttrhliden. olio rein melt
+ liden fatboliihen @srein itets
+ ein Stein bes Anitpbes eetpeien.
+ Sober aatbolif fiibIt initinttip,
+ baB Is fir Die sebeiliste Herion
= bes fatboliidsn Yrieiters, bes
r SteIlpertreters Gottes, cine gnt<
+ ipiirbisuns unb cine Yroianas
+ ton bebeutet. ii1 Den oft lGppiz
+ ihen unb nift felten Den pcr@
: botenen @eielibaften na6aes
+ dfften Statliten unn Snitias
+ tions : geremonien 81 unters
: fperfen. Rlin bat unier 81.
+ Gater, 9apit Yius Der 3ebnte,
: cine offene grtIdrlna bariiber
3 abeeseben ltnb ben Stanopunft
= Deg fatboliiden Erieiters ben
= peltlifen 8ereinen uno ioaez
+ nannter ~Srben"', aeseniiber
r FLAIR unb iln5fpeibelitie ieit9eitcIlt
+ unb beitimmt. Sn ieinem S6reis
+ ben an ben fran3oiilden Gpiss
r ioput betreffeno Deg nSiqon"
= bat Bins Der Sebnte lportlih
r ertldrt:
= Sic 1rieiter nilb Semir,az
r riiten ioacn obtpobl lie bieielben
= besiinitiaen lmb fSrbern iollen,
= es psrmeipen. lid benielben aIs
+ Ritglieoer an8ui6lieben; (ser
= meirt limb Die tatboliihen 2aiens
+ Gercine. Nnm. Der 8eo.)
: betn es sient ii6. baB Die
+ prieiterli6e Mili5 iibsr ben
+ Saien z@ereiniauusen. ielbit ben
= n%iiBlitifen, itebt."
r Ndd hieien flaren nnb aus
+ Sriiflidben 8orten pes Cberz
= bauptes Der tatbolii6en Stride
+ fam fem 3peifel iiber Die
+ Stelllinenabme bes fatbo(iihen
= Srieiters 5u ben nidtfirdliden
= fatbOliIhen gereinismnsen mnb
= GitteriGaften ntebr beiteben unh
r aud BITE Gereine, Die CO ange6t,
y iu(len lid merfen - mas cbenz
T. TOLLS aiis bieien Worten bes 81.
= @aters ~berporeebt. - bab Der
+ Yrieiter ii E + bcm Gerein Itebt
+ uno baB inn Die o~ollitdnoise
= Gontrollc iiber benlelben suitebt;
: baR er 3utritt 81 alen Fer.
+ iarnntlunsen bat, uenn er aud
T. niht Witslieb 1T = nnb nidt
+ fem bari, mad pbisen pSpita
= lihen geitinrmnnacn.
+ Su bieiem lestereu Sinne ut
+ Der biesbe5iigli6e Gouititutionss
= Sarnarapb Deg altbeipdbrten.
+ lopnIen 3. 81. q. Central
r gereius sebalten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Der SdRimpfer.

Serr Suber lit ftets auigebrnht,
VI if)intpft uub metfert Tag nnn
HnGt:
Bah iinS's bic Steuerr, balb bic
StGbt,
Sas Bier balb UNI Der Wastitrat.
8pd ii6er zines idimpit tr INNER:
Gie gmtps, bieie ltngefbii n,er,
Nie buh II Stanb unb Stanf per.
breiten
limb iiberfabren and, bel Setter.
Gin Gfel iinb tie aller Welf!
@pr &ntb iutrb Suber tdalidl selber,
@iS er seerbt ein Seioenselb.
'Sett lit or itia. SeHt fdhrt or ielber!.
s. z 6rGnahnm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Sur 11srSpelfsrfd,mne.


+ Dir hoben unicre 2eicr iiber 4
3 Den &eriauf Der Sclariprifs I
= uneSs erpehitionen beitdrhig i'm 1
. fprnirt gu hnlter Seiufi. Be- :
= iultoers pcrfoisten mir bic enrz !
: trnperie 3ipiihtn Bears uun I
+ Gpcf reft iprsi0ltig ul,h Die I
+ Scicr ipi'ieu. rag Or. Gnot To- I
: ipohl lpie Gon,mlreer Yenrp iif :
+ nid,t nls cnneiiltisc Sinrcr nes :
+ Eorbpols piiienifaitlih nusz :
, lreiien fonnen. "a nter rarfc :
: &cuts. ben Qinbrud aeiponnen =
: 5n baher iheinen. nnS bic beipen :
: amerifnrer f~ur5ec6onb Shipinb> :
, Ter UNI SGliher I'M %lnnp!Guiis :
= gen Sirnc oes @ortes iinr. :
, hurite es rnthidnt ieir. iiher :
, beren ipirflid's Seiifinsen etipns =
r ndbere angdben 3u llnterbreiten. :
r Ienu mir nm i'm Iadbz +
+ fo!acnben SieieS. ourd, IusSilac :
, ans heln @crfc bon al 8. :
? G%nrhnuns (aoeielihe Tcrlnass :
= b%nnblun9, aemptcn, 9cutihs I
: lam, 25 gts.) neriudrn. 10 !
: milrben mir Rem 2cier rathen, Z
: Del Der gcttiire cine ctIpa5 Z
: mphcrlc &arts nes NnrbpolS :
: unh Der uorhiihcn Gisruccrz Z
; Resioren gu Natbc 81 5iehen. :
= Nitf bicic &ciic lit Elm rid,ti9cs :
: ln,O flares @critauhEiB seiincrt.a =
pie 8eSdttiu II. Z
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
(Spe5iea fir pieie 'Seitun9.) e.
KatheIiieber pelemiahrer
. aefterbett.

d. = aefterbett.
Gm "a. Sanuar purbe IN Serlir
i'm abgenrSnetenbaiiie I'M Trattions.
3inmer Der Yolen, Der Ib9eoronett
8 T. b. sti IpGbrenh bel
ll~nterbaltung nit ieincn Srattionss
aenpIfen bon einei,t 6crSiGlas be-
fallen, Der ben dilscnblidlid)cn Sob in
@eipl9e hattie. CT mar lett nabesl
40 Sabrcn Der Interchangeable Rib
TER Der ppluiiheu Traftion ssmcicn.
@ic er i'm aulturfnrpfe iiir oit
Tehte mn Sreibeiten Der fathpliiher
Stride cinGetrcten mar, 10 lp1lrbe c,
Jest etu mannbnfte, mn entihieSerel
Tprtdntpier fir icine poltiIhen @ol.ss
aenoiien, fir ibre Srcibcit, fir itrt
8eGte unn ibre @lciGbcrchtislmp
ac8eu Die bofatifiid)e ilnierbriidln9ss
Gplitif. Ser u mira q. hrc Hegics
rllng gu crilten. lobalh ols mD8lif
cine @prla9s cin5ubrin9en, purh Die
Der unheihrGnttc Is ebrduf Der
den Sprnme i'll pifentz
lihen Gsriummlltngst lanbesgeieslit
9eipdbrleiitet ipirh. trd9t an eritcr
Stcne Ieinen Nnn,en; er lit pom 10,
Sdnuor batiert unb hebeutct frphl bns
leste 6ffeutlihe 3e;den ieiner purlae
mentartiGeu 2bdtigteit. @enise Gage
pprbcr, am 10. Snnuar hs. Se.. bate
er nod bel Der Gtntss Iebatte einc
ldnacrc Hehc 9ebalten. in relfer er
inter Inbcrem Der Heaierura ppr>
bait, baB bas gr3bistbllm @neiene
Yoien lett mebr als bier Sahreu BET
maiit lit. .es liest hierbei bic Sfulb
art Den bsfebenoen, ~ienenidEls nitt
regelredtcr Gcrhdliniiien einai9 lnh
allein bel Der 8esicruna nnb Den
SemmniNen, Die bon ibr nlIs9eten. "
es lpnr cine ~sroB8i9i9e Hcoe, Die ais
aernins ben @cbaufen entbte!t: o@s
lit uniere Iilift als @crtreter Der
unteroriidteu linb benndtheiiigtcl,
polnilfen @epDlferung, DER Isgieruna
immcriort in's 8eipiien 5I ruien, mi
tic glcifes 8cd,t fir n(le Stantsanz
aebDrigen 3u il6cn pcrpilidtct lei. Iui
pieicr 8runbinae nllein fam btc Res
eicrung hds 3iel Der 8erubtglina
hurdhfiihrcu unb Die polniiGe Scpntfcs
rung bciricbi9en." Steie Worte crs
flin9cn hcllte ipie ein pnlitiidlcs 5eitnz
nIent, nbcr diif alc cine errtitc Nnhs
nln1 on bic Regicrung IrS an Die
lartcicn, nnh man farr nisIe N.dOz
nlun9 p%crltcben. ncntl man ,crluG3t,
raB nie Rcqicruua burf Dell auitls>
miniiter y. 5rpt ~ Scl5 ani bic Ins
fln9c S~a8b6epsti'a nnsrpc;fcno nnmit
9cantiportet bot. nan .u,lrc feinc &C.
cisnctc Yerionlihteit iiir Den Grsbiz
ifofsiis Yoicn iinbcr, cine Sericn,
bic cein p%rsn1ifdJen Staat senebnt
fSna neuncn hic Serren
Die heutihc SriebeuspoIittf i'll Rnlcn
pilcsen. - Sic Heh.b
Ser ip. plpslif @crltorbene lpar
1885 IN Spicn gcboren. alS Sottor
Der SbcoIoQic b~creiite Ell bon 1858
bis 1866 ale Yd1her Guropn $. IN
1862 nurpc CT Somprebi9er on Der
aaiheorolc in &arihalI. Iis Srcpit
BON 3Sunu fS66-90) 3eidnetc CT
lid, in Den parlament1riifen 0ebatten
bel Der 9eratbulS. Ser @eicps ais
tcrpprragcuber Observation-Disclosures 8css
rer Gus. Sasb5ewSfi b~etdnpfte Bis
mnrd luGhreub bes 4ulturfnmpTeS nip
radter, oIs bicicr Sen po!ittiden
=. n%otioralcr" &nn'pi geaen Die %olen
nuinnbm. Sn3h5ensfi'5 5ph bat nas
Sbcilnahmc aeirrecn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Am Giier.

~: ,0ie por'S DEM in benz
neiien Heitanrant2"
D.: Nd miierabel; bds Giie,t
ihleht, Oas Bier ihleft nm Die De
oiennng crit -. ih mar irob, als id,
bcrausgeifmiiien purse.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

"The Life OF the Blessed John
Baptist Vianney, Cure of Ars'
nit elmer &orreoe BON Hep. alb. q.
2insS lit iuneit I'M gerlng bon. Sos.
Sdaefer. 9-gnrelap CTR, Ncip gorf.
crifienen. Ser Yrc,s iii icbr
nierria: 10 Gents $4,000 per 100
grenplnrer. Su fciielnpem Stilc &C.
ihricbcn entiuidelt iih Dem Seicr
nieics 10 Seiten >itnrtcn SGnbhcus
Gin fleiucs Iciitsrrerf hcr hiituriifen
Grsdllertmnii. &ier entrollt iif bas
2eben uulo @irfcu cincs Wnnncs, Der
III Srdufreid in Der 5~lpciteu Sdlitc
rcs,tS. Sabrbmnpe,ts 9cbcrcn lpirrbe,
am @orabenbc ser arobcn %irnnSoiis
idlen N%cpolutipn. Sic ScihreibunG
Der @u1ter. Die bieier' beiligmdBig
lcbeuhc 0anm geuirft uno bcrcn
NutentitGt burdy elnu6miirbiac Yers
ioneu beItdtist lit, 1T uuapeiiclbait
i~eiieinh unb hes 2eiens nertb. -
6. u.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14
Dem Seutid,-r 2satbstiesntas,

Ser Central = Muaitus bat am
-. Sanunr zen rdHircn bcutimcIt
antbulitcrtag III Wnir3 rpm 6. biz
to. AugIlt ieit9cict;. Scr &ntbos
litcntoN nirh perburhen iein nit elmer
Nrsitcaun9 d,riitiider aurit. Gar
Niual Siidcr. scr Grabiihof ron &oln.
bnt iciuc 5heiluahmc 8ugeia9t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

&interz Speiien unb 8intcre
@rtdltul9eu limb Seiubc Der 9eber.
0r. Nuauit aoui9's 0amburscr
Sropicu ut eiu Riitel. peldpes Die
&ebcr ipieber in einen gutcu 3uiianh
periest uno bic @eiunnbeit micpcr
b~erittilt. a..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-02-14

~Shrii,ine Apberipl", Monlan ul,s
Der rDniitea Sciclidait boz Cora
@ele9ari. I'm @crla9 bon Scuaigcr
Bros, 36-~3S Sarelap Str..\ Ncip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
MISS FORCE RETURNS HERE
Stays in Newport Few Hours
To Spend Week End There.

fBv Telegraph 70 The Tribune.
Newport r. l.. Aug miss Madeleine
Force. fancee of Colonel John Jacob Astor.
with her mother. made her initial visit here
to-day She. however. spent only a few
hours In the city. after which she and her
mother returned TO New York on the Shore
Line. Just why they made such short
stay Is not known definitely. but they are
10 return here for the weekend with
Colonel Aston at his Newport home, Beech
wood
Miss Force and her mother with Nr.
Forum. Of the Swedish Legation, arrived
on the steam yacht Mona with Colonel
Aston early this morning The party came
ashore early and were taken 70 Beechwood
in an automobile Later in the morning
Colonel Astor accompanied his fiancee and
her mother through the summer section Of
the city. and short stay was made az
Bailev's Beach At ! o'clock this after
noon Colonel Aston took his guests to the
steamboat landing. whence they went TO
WEXFORD and then 20 New York.
Colonel Aston had little 10 say after the
depart1re OF his guests. II is understood.
however. that during the morning they
saw number Of places which are avail
able for leasing and II may be that Nj.
and Mrs. Force and their daughter are con-
tempating spending a portion Of the sum
mer here.
Colonel Astor would not discuss TIE time
and place OF his wedding to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
SAYS ENGLAND FAVORED WAR
James M. Beck Reports Widespread
Agitation There Over Germany.

James NJ Beck. the lawyer. who went
abroad several months ago. returned yes
terday on the White Star liner Adriatic full
OF talk Of war between England and
France on one side and Germany on the
other M Beck went over 70 England as
a delegate from Pennsylvania 70 the cedi-
cation Of a tablet to William Penn IN the
Church OF All Hallows. Barking. Tower
Hill. London Notwithstanding his peace
ful mission abroad. Mr. Beck heard war
talk that would not down.
THE thing that perhaps impressed me
most while in England" said Mr. Beck
was the pro-war opinions entertained by
the thinkers Of England. Il Is almost the
universal opinion among Englshmen re-
nowned as thinkers that England and
France will clash with Germany before
long All England Is stirred up over the
attitude OF Germany. and they believe that
war alone can settle the disagreement arts
ing out of the colonial affairs Of the three
nations"
Among others on the Adriatio were Henry
C.. Taft. a distant relative Of the Presi-
dent. Mr.. and Mrs Laurence Wheat Miss
Flora Zabelle. Norman Hapgood and M
and Mrs Dustin FarnUm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
THEATRICAL NOTES.

A Gentleman Of Leisure" in which
Douglas Fairbanks will be starred. and
which will play the preliminary season al
William a. Bradys Playhouse. viii open
on Mondav. August Is The company in
cludes George Fawcett. who has been espe-
ciallv engaged TO create Police captain
Creedon of the White Light District
Aphie James. in association with two
other Young stars. James Young and An
drew Robson, and strong supporting
conpanv. are now assured features in CON
nection with the coming tour Of Judy
O'Hara. the new romantic comedy drama
bv Mrs Frances Hodgson Burnett and
Frederic Arthur Stanley.
GUY T. Bragdon. general stage manager
for Wagenhals & Kemper, has arranged
for the production this fall Of The
UeaklinS" play Of which he is tho
author Nj. Bragdon has Chicago backing
in bringing out the piece, one Of those IN
terested being a clergyman.
Ef7ngham Pinto. who returned from
p-urone recently. will commence renedrsals
IN his new DIRE mathematical piayleL The
c,nera next week ~ his country place, IN
plain6eld. y j. He will open the latter
mart az August under the direction Of
Albea Weber g. Evans. The act will be
seen in New York after a brief tour ON
the road.
Miss Mary Nash has been engaged by
David Belasco for the important part OF
the switchboard operator Wanda Kelly IN
,,rbe Woman" which opens the season AT
the Republic Theatre on September 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
KATHERINE DREIER TO WE'D
Brooklyn Girl Met Edward Trumbrll,
an Artist. in London.

Word was received in Brooklyn yester-
dav that Miss Katherine Dreier OF Brook
lyn Heights. who has spent the last two
years painting in England. is TO be married
20 Edward Trumbull. a well known artist.
Miss Dreier and her iance are now on their
way home from England.
Although Mr.. Trumbull has lived In Lon
don for many years. he is an American ey
birth. and belongs 70 an old Connecticut
family. While studying art in London Miss
Dreier met him. although not one Of his
pupils The wedding Is 20 take place the
middle Of this month AZ the Dreier home
No. Montague Terrace. Brooklyn. Shortly
after they will sail for England. ~ No"
Dreier is preparing for an exhibition At tne
Druyer Gallery. in London.
Miss Dreier is the daughter Of tho 49,
Theodore Dreier and the sister Of Il ID
ward Dreier. The family has always ossn
prominent in the social and ciTo lie q
T1rpnL1xrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
EDWARD MURPHY DEAD
Ex.Mayor of Troy, Once u. S.
Senator, Expires in Long Branch.
lILING SINCE LAST JUNE
Rallied After Operation, but Be-
gan to Sink Last Sunday
Family at His Bedside.
rBy Telegraph to Tn. rrIbur. ]

Long Branch. Y. J.. Aug. Edward
Murphy, Of Troy. y. Y. who served four
terms as Mayor Of his native city and six
years in the United States Senate. died
this morning AZ his summer home, in
Ocean avenue. Mr. Murphy was ailing
when he arrived here In June. Two weeks
ago an operation was performed for the
removal Of an abdominal gland. He rallied,
and up 70 Sunday f. was thought no would
recover. hat he had a relapse and sank
slowly until he died.
Mrs Murphy and members Of tho fam
lily. excepting Mrs. Hugh J. Grant, who Is
in Paris. were at the bedside when the end
came. Mrs. Murphy vas Miss Julia Del
hanty. II Albany The children are Will
lam f.. John J. Joseph, Edward. Miss
Helen and Miss Jane all ~ whom live in
Troy; Richard Murphy, Of Englewood, y.
J.. and Mrs. Hugh J. Grant
Senator Murphy was a director in the
Monmouth County Horse Show Association
and a parlshioner OF 81. Michaers Roman
Catholic Church Of this city where solemn
high mass will be celebrated on Saturday
morning by the Rev Father Richard 4.
Cream The body will he taken 70 Troy for
burial Senator Murphy had been a sum-
mer resident Of Long Branch for twenty
five years.
Edward Murphy was political discovery
OF Governor Tilden. for whom he man
aged the caucuses i'm Rensselaer, County so
sknfuly during that statesman leTora-
BILE race for the Presidency in 1876 that
Tilden delegation was sent 10 he St
Louis convention. although the politicians
in command Of the Democratic machine N
the county were opposed 10 the Gcvernor's
nomination.
Mr.. Murphy was then MAYOR II Troy. He
az once assumed a place high in The com
ellis OF the Democratic party For many
years he was chairman Of the Democratic
State Committee. combination of VIII
lam F Sheehan, Richard Croker and David
B Hill made him United States Senator.
He was a business associate Of Anthem"
y Brady The keynote Of his picturesque
career was He never goes back On
friend
The future Senator was born m Troy in
1886, son Of Edward Murphy. VINO onigrar-
ed from Ireland 10 this country I'm l2o AMI
established brewery in Troy. The son ras
educated al Montreal and az =. Jonn
College. Fordham. y. Y. from which he
was graduated in 1857. He began his bls.-
ness career as a partner OF his father. 90
the latters retirement the firm became
Kennedy & Murphy. and later the Ken
nedy s. Murphy Mating Company.
Early In life Mr. Murphy atti!lel prom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-04
HENRY 3. ELY.

Henry 3. Ely, eldest son Of George W.
and Frances A. Ely, died on "Wednesday
at Los Angeles from tuberculosis lie was
ir. his forty-hfth year. He was graduated
from Columbia College in 1888 and thereafter
studied law I'm the Office Of Carter K Led
ward. He was admitted TO the bar In lS"
on March ;. 1895, Mr.. Ely was appointed
ono ~ the trustees Of the Astor estate
which place he held until he was stricken
IN 1899 with the pulmonary trouble Whlch
finally resulted in his death. He had great
public spirit. and in Redlands, Cal, ne or
ranized a settlement 10 care for those
sufferers from tuberculosis who financially
were unable 70 care for themselves
Mr. Ely was an active ana energetic
churchman and one OF the associate edlt-
ors ~ THE American Catholic Church
which e published IN California