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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
Der SaHbnbrmasen Inter &SHtsen'
itra1len.

ltnter Der 9essdJrane 6es Sar6.
,abrnvogens perieben Die &sr5te eine
eiaentbiiuplthe WBbtihung oes Wa'
gems, BEL Der Sies Or8on Ole @eItolt
elmer Sait6iibr onttiurut, Or 5eigt
alto in Der mittIeren Segeub cine
Werenglng, Die aluiff,en Jpet tleeI'
fSrmigen &AtTblGbungen liegt. @es
aud Die ltriuhe biees 3ipitanoes
fem mog, in feinem SAL tonn er
obne befdtperIidDe Solgen iein. 0ie
acknowledgements, Die iriiber nuy
SaS &rohen9eriiit am lebenoen Wten.
fden su erfunben bermofte bietet
iest ntebr uno mebr ole Oeoglifteit
au6 ipeidere Srgane in Der ghbil'
bune itdtbor il MAIDEN uno oaourh
fire grfranfungen, foipeit fte bic
fSorm per6poern, benz arst unmittel'
bor pors 9luge au fitbren. au6 in
BGIlen 6es Solt6ubrRo9ens bat it'd
Die acknowledgements betuabrt,
iino Or. Soaanb beraHfdaliIidt ibpe
GrfoIae 6ur6 geidretbure unO slb.
btI6ung in ben slrdipen fir Gont'
serStrdbIen. Sn ben bon Tbm uuter.
iudten fallen mar bic MiBeeitaltuue
bes Dsagens itets 'oaSurb erfoIgt,
OOH in Der Waitte bes Srqahs einc
8erengling burh 8ernarbung alter
@eIfnpiire eingetreten mar. Die ra'
6ioarapbti6e aufrobme erfoIgte Der.
urt, bob 6em 4ranfen in Wtil6 altf-
aetpeihtes 8rot perabreid)t Dur6e
Dem cine beitimrnte Wteuge BON fob
IenTaurem 9ismutb beigemiidt mar
9ies Sdl3 bat Die gieenibuft, Oab
it6 Die ltrtriiie oes b0nrit crfiilIter
DSagens. auf Sem 9foutgenbtLOe II
oler S6Grfe ab8ei6nen. @s fonntt
aIfo Die iibere 0iognoie auf SarO'
ubrnogen geitellt unb 6anah oil
Operationen ein9eri6tet peroen. 0it
Photographic barf nur IN itebenoer
Saltung bes 8atieuten oufgenom
men peuoen, rrro 5lpor 5tpei bis Ore
Stun6en nan beenbeter Wabl5eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
rBarsitnberbIat".
nae etseHtsaRfiAe eHauSmeH bsr RsthFarbnas
bss msiins In sdwsi5T estn.

Bum Stuunen Der ihon i'm Sriib-
jdbr bie Sdpeia bereiienoen Sou'
riiten, aber aud gum eroBen 8erorub
Der idtpei5ertihen Slider, tritt aud
In 6ieIem Sabre nit gbIauf oes @in'
ters in mebreren Der oortisen Seen
ipieber bic @ri6einilne oes iogenann-
ten n8urgiln6erbluts", Die inteuiine
0totbfdrbiins bes Seeipaiiers, auf, Die
oas Bolt nit ber Sdlaft bon Wtur'
ten bonn %. SUM- t476 in 8erbin'
bung bringt, in Der on ben llfern oes
eleidnan1igen Sees oos eibgenoiiii6e
Seer ben entideibenoen Sies iiber
&arl ben &iibnen unb feline bureuu'
oiiben @oelleute unb Rnappen er.
rang, oeren 9lut ben bon @einbereen
unb Obltbauntbainen umfr6noten See
tiefrotb sefdrbt baben ioa 9ie 8ii'
ienidaft bat ielbftperIt6nSli6 ME an
baS 8lutipunber In Dem eine balbe
auabratmeile groben, Bis 46 Wteter
ttefen see eeelaubt, bat aber crit
1895 bic Feltfame 9ahirerfdeinlln9
bur6 gntbetune einer pin5bgen, MIR
i'm Wifroifop afs Gin5elaueIeu err
fennboren alge Sseilaria riibescens
aufgefl1rt, beren fabenforinig ourh'
eirarpber oerfilate Rolonieer ben 80.
ben oes Seebedens bebeden, audi allt
Der Sberfl1he idApflnmen uno, iuetl
in ben 8eaen rei6lif lihtbre6enoe,
rotbe Sorbitofffornben porbonoen
Iino, oem SeeipaIier etne SGrbung
bonn $euroia bis tiefem Burpurrotb
geben, gleid als OBJ feinites Siegel.
mebl 6arin iiispenoirt mare. 8er'
mitbIi9 bur6 8erihIeppung bon
8aKerbogeIn bat bic uripriingIid attf
| ben WSurtener unS BaI0egger See
bei4rGnfte slIge in ben letten SSobren
cine sunebmenbe 9erbeitling (auh
auf ben i6mnlen Hotbiee bel 9u5ern)
sefun6sn, iobaB man bic 8otbfdrbung
in ben bei6er lesten @intern iogar
6ur6 Sas@is Der Seen binburdleltf-
ten iab. Sir bic Gtiderei 1T iie eine
grcBe @efabr, neil Der BON ben ST.
| iden. abeeieste 2aid In ben S6letn'
politern oerAlgenfoIonieen unfebl6ar
5merun6e se4t,lmb neil aud Der aus
idliipfenoen 9rut oo6urd Die &iemen
perItopft perben, iooab bic iuneen
| Slide infoIee bon Saueritoffmangel
iterben. 9ie Osetqaria rlubescens 1T
elm RitgIieb Der fpeit perbeiteten Orb.
nung Der 9Iaualgen (Gpanopbpceen),
Die in aller @etpdiiern, mo iie ii6
rei6Iib permebren, audi beSpegen
iebr Iditig tperben neil bic fi6 ser.
Iesenoen S6IeimmaHen einen peiti'
IersiuIiifRn @eruh alsitromen.
lleberaus wiberitarosfGbie gegen
Semperaturunteridiebe, tommen iie
eben 10 ipobl i'm eiiieen @aiier Der
@IetiderbG6s, tpie in benz beiben
6ampfenoen 8aiIer, oes &arlsbaoer
SpruoelS Dor, mo iie ben iid aus
ifeibenben aalf bes Nineralpaiiers
auffangen unO 3ur gntItebung oes
SprloeIiteins 8eranlaiIung geben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
8as 9ulnm6ns on Der Gntoefnug
9lmerifas peroieHte.

@enn man lieit, pelde 8oloernte
uniereu belltieen SOridungsreiienoen
fuie 8earp, 5pen $ebin, SbadIeton
II. |. NJ. bliibt, beriibrt elm gergIeih
nit ben finonsiellen grfolsen, Die ben
eroben @nt6eden friiberer 3eiten be-
i6ieben serpeien iinb, bod et1pas lon'
oerbar. @as aolumbus an Der @nt'
oedrtng amerifas neroiente, lit gum
9eiipiel beroIi6 penig. Cine fran
Soiii6e Seiti6rift, Die iih nit oieier
Ssroge bef6dftist, tonitotirt SoIgen'
6es. 2oIumbus besog fir bieie @nt'
oedrns einen fonigliden Wtonats'
gebaIt, BON benz beute falim elm
iflidter SagIobner leben fam. er
tpar nit einem Monatsgebalt bon 100
aronen anseiteut, Die aapitdne ieiner
beioen Sabr5euge NIT einem Sabres'
aebolt BON etrpo 720 aronen, Die Uto.
FROZEN enlpfingen 10 aronen Wonats-
gage, unb bie eart5e glusriiItitng Der
@rpeSition, BON ben beioen Sdiffen
IelbIt abaeieben, foitete niht gan5
10000 4ronen. Sir ben Bropiant
paren alles in aIlem nidt gan5 240O
&ronen aneeIegt porben. Die erIte
g1eiIe 6es &oIumbus oailerte langer
aIs iieben Ronate; iie begann am
8. aueuit 1892 uno enoete am a.
Rara 1893. Rah Der Riidfebr per'
Innete er ben grIos Der gan5en slus'
lagen, Die er porber aIlein beitritten
bate: Die enbiumme ieiner Re6run-
gen Imitete ouf runb 1900 4ronen.
$erte braudt Elm Observation-Disclosures.
6ampfer oielleiht bas 8ebnfade, um
tn peniseu Eaeen bie gIeife Sabrt
gu MAIDEN, uno Der iiin9ite Sei5er an
8orb pirbe ursufriebeu ieiu unb
Streiteeoanfen In ieiner SeeIe n1b.
rem, tpenn man ibm bas @ebaIt 5ll'
nieie, oas 3olunlbus fir Die Cut
bedung &merifas erbalten bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
alr etdrf,lng ber WidensfroA 1fm

pir etdrf,ine Der Dinenstroa ItsN
feben; es ut nubofIi4. pieuei6t beleh
bigeHo, iemanb ins @eiibt ri laden
Qud bur9 0os 8einen peroen gang
tb6er Oft Die Herpen bes 8eeimm1er.
ten berIbigt; man iprift bon einem
erlotenoen EbrGnenitrom. SIM aIten
@rie6enlan6 saIt ielbit fir Die RGn-
ner bic &niGauirrg: .8einen III
feline S6nnbe." &ber auf ieoen Sou
1T cine uebertreihing ebeniolls bier
bon llebeI. SIN siiseIIoien Radaeben
bem Sdmers geeeuiiber 9etpinni
oos Beinen ettuus fir ben Srgonis.
mus NadtbeiIiees, unS Die &eblng
Der 8illensitGrfe 1T IN ioI6en G6IIen
unerlGBIid. r1ebrtsens bot bic mo-
berne $eiItunoe cine ri6tise s@il.
Iens9pmnGtif" aiissebiibet, bic nifi
ieIten NIT @rfoIg and bel Der Sci.
lung BON Rusfelframpfen, beiiptels.
ipeiie @eiidtsaidineen In anipen-
brrrg geaoeen tperben tonn.
Gin feiter 8iQe IGBt altf Rraft un6
@eiu1rSbeit bes gserpenHftms i6Iie.
ben; umsefebrt Ht@nersieIofiefeit Elm
8eiden bon Rerneridap1de, Die midt
tnrner frotfbafter slntir sn ietn
brairtt. Gin ieirter anIase nad
ittpo6er @barafter tann bur9 bic
rtbtise @r5Rbline por3iigIib geitarH
.perben, lnb fir ie6en tontrnt eiumat
bie 8eit, mo er, Der Sdnile enttpah-
fen, SeIbitbtbtprin iiben muB. aber
elm er3iebIides Weoutent bleibt bod
fir ale 2ebensolter befteben: bas III
Der aauberbnfte @tnfhib, ben Der Ser
febr NIT ,piIIensftarfen 9erionliAtei.
TEN auf ben nttrbsr energieDollert
oitsiibt. 60 nie iib bic Sfbpaben
orr4 cine &rt eeiitiger Gniteding
itbertrager fonnen, 10 III es eliidlt'
6ertpetie aii9 NIT ben giiten @ieen.
i4often Der San. Ote reiuen Seelen
berRinSer nebuten am Ieidteiten ein'
bride m itd mit nnb mas bort IN
Der Satgenb niebereeidrieben pur6e,
ertueiit iid p6brepS bes garaeH 3e-
bens Gn idnperften oertpfi6bor. 9aqn
moee baraus fd1ieBen, tpie pidtie es
fir oie Gi1r6er DIT, bob tie fir Die Be
tbdtiglrng etnes ftarfen @iuens quite
BorbtIber beiiten, iutb pie gefabr.
lid fir bic @eitoThmg bes itb Bill
benben @barafters bas ibledte Bet
ipieI iein n1nbl
@s mare sroifoHt, tnetn mir m ie-
Der @nereielofigfeit has 8eihen elmer
idIedten abiHbt ieben Do[lten. Seer
oenitapode Weeni6en berntoser of
bem beIten @iIlen ridt ettiGloYen
au ban6eIn. 8erit6roniBloiigfeit Der
ltn9eb1Ing iolden Raturen ge9erl-
iiber unS elm aIIsu hsrtndes auftre-
ten fonnen bas ltebeI nod pergro-
Bern. Sn nieGen SdGlen mils oit3
Die Reroenilb'tGrB Stird etne beton'
Sers frGfttqe 9iat 6ur6 geGbrprdpa-
rote unS0teSffamertte eefrGftigt tper.
BEN, bamit Iie IN ben StanO geIest
ptrS, ben on Die @illensftdrfe 9e-
Ttellten anforoerimger seredt 5iI
per6en. :
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
8daberbauptmann mitidulSis.

Ser Dor einigen Sogen gemeIbeten
Geitnobme pon neun Rerionen, Die
benz Raltber aus oem Hubrsebiei
etratmam llnteridlupf gelpabrten
uno i'm ionit begiinitigt batten, iinO
peitere 8erbaftungen eefolgt. Die
isrimiualpoIiSei ermitteIte, nah
tinem 9riefe aus @iien pie6erum
neun 9eronen, Die ith Der SebIerei
uno 8e9iinitigune Stratmanns i9uI.
big gemadt baben. gs iisen aIio iest
18 SelfersbeIfer bes sefabrIideuein.
uro 9lusbreters binter S9Iob unb
DRieeeI. gLu6 fonute tuieoer Elm gro.
ber EbeiI Der eeftobIenen Sahen be.
I6lasnabut nnS ben @isentbiimern
nussebdnbtgt DeroeR.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
ssurtIdlritte Der SOnnsnfuridnHg.

9ie ilinae Commemorate auf bem
Wount 8ilion-9erg in 9aIifornien
bot iih als eire auBerorbentIib
tpertbpoae 9erei6erung fir bic
slItronomie betp6brt. Sbre Staffing
III ems Der man6erIei groBen 8er-
SienIte aepeien, Die iid Oas Carnegie
SnItitut i'm eriten Sabrsebnt feines
SeItebeus Inn Die Gorberllng Der
0iIIenI6aft ertporben bat. SIN Sabre
1902 purbe Die erite anregung baau
eegeben, I'M Deoember 1904 nab
Ioraf6ltiger Rriifling nerihiebener
@eaenoen Der Rouut 8ilion in Der
geGbe Der Srti6aft Baiobena i'm iiib-
Ii6en aaIifornien nls Blas fir bic
Commemorate ausseipabIt. Ser
@ipfeI Iiegt runb 1900 @aeter iiber
bem R@resipiegeI unb lit burd ge-
ringe 8eipolfuug unb iebr trodene
mS rubige 2uft begiinitigt. Sn Bro
feiior Sale bat oas gorbaben oann
einen @eIebrten bon GROCER Sab-
tenntnib sefun6en, Der in 8erbinbung
nit mebreren Sabeenoiien ben 8alI
uno Die glusItathIng Der Sonnen-
iparte eeIeitet rinb nidt nur ben BIan
Der piiieniboftliden grbeiten emf
iporfen, ion6ern aud oalrh lleber.
nabme oes 9trefioriuns ibre glus'
fiibriirg eef0rbert bat. Gs nerben
an oieier Commemorate iest t1gli6
photographer oerSonnenideibe auf.
eenomnen, ferner beioHSere Bboto-
erapbten NIT benz iogen. 5pettro-
beIiouropben un6 ioI6e bont' Spet-
trum Der Sounenfleden. 9aneben
iper6en 9eitiuuuiinsen Der Sonuen-
um6rebung, 8eobadtungen Der Son-
nernp6rne, unteriu6uneen iiber bic
Ratur berSpeftra urbi iblieblid aud
Soridmueeu an aH0eren Sternen aus
geiilbrt. Die Iusbebnune Der an Der
Sonne seuabten SeikteiIuneen auf
6ie &enntnib nn6erer GtSfterne bil0et
einen beiouberen GbeiI oes grbeits-
proarmnuts. Die geobadtlngen be-
eannen beretts nit einem setpaItieen
SpieeeIiernrobr bon dnoerbaIb Reter
Oeffnune; iest aber befinbet iih elm
nod nieI eroberes SnItrument I'M
8ali, beiien SpiegeI ben I'M
erborten Dtir9meTer bon q @etern
entbaIten IoIl. I'm bic aiiberorbent-
Ii6en GrioIge oieier anitaIt 5u ermei-
fen, eeniiet bic Ebatiade, baB bisber
bepetts 1000 9inien i'm Spettrum
Der Sonnenfleden beoba6tet uno ge.
meIIen tpor6en iino.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
Eens bslsiide Buitiuertb5eideH.

geo6 i'm 9auie SieTes Ronats ner.
ben Die neueu belgiihen 8oIttpertb.
Seiden, bic 6as gilbuiB bes 9oniss
&Ibert traeen, aur aIuseabe eeIan9en.
Bon ben neuen @erttBeiden miro
suert Die rotbe 8ebncentimesmarfe
In Den 8erfebr aeIa1pgen. Die Der.
lautet, 1T Der bisber ansefertigte uuO
Siir aIusgobe beitimutte @orrotb on
neuen Sebncentimesmarfen oatnl
Ebeil 79on in feiten $1rben. 9ln
ben SHnItern Der 6ffentIi4eH Der
febrsonitaIten biirfte Sdber porl6u.
fig rutr Elm perbdItuibmdbig fIeiner
Ghea 6ieier 4usoabe erb6ltlid iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
Die GntSedHna bon 5resfen ans Sen
syriib-Gnattroeentp.

Gin intereFanter 5unb tpur6e Dor
Fiiraem, ipie i'm ,Gicerone" 6eridjtet
apirS, i'm Gbor Der Stride Gan Sran.
oesco Su 8rsscia bel Der ReItauri.
rung zines Oelgem6I0es bon @troIa'
mo Romanio semadt. glIs man nit
aIler 8orfid)t einen RaGbaniprrf ent-
ierrte, taudten @anOgeTaIbe olif,
bic Die @eitaIt Gbrifti umb Der bier
@naneeIiften baritelIten. @it oieien
Giaaren mar Die Wolbung 6es Gbo.
res bstorirt, um6 oils man nun pei'
Der na6fortte, ergdb iid, nab Die
etpfis nter 2unetten nit ben &ololfal.
N@aern beg Rrtertpdter urb in Der
Ufttte cine 9apaItbae RonTpciition
entbfeTt, bic Ole WadOonna nit bem
NehisfitSe, bon Gngelslhaaren UNI
ee6en, asigt. Die flfrtfbtjtoriidye In.
terju4une, bic bon ben fo0lei4 all.
seaoeenen Sa6peritaHbigeu Brof.
Denhiri unb @alerieoireftor Wfo6ig'
Itnnt boraenonHlen tpurbe, fteIlte
feIt, bob eS iib bier I'm Werte Der.
f4iebeuer Riinftler barOelt. Die ben
@rI5fer, bic @nangeliNten 4inO Die
fefr6crpGter barftelerben Sresfen,
Die ridt iebr gut erbaIten iirtb, RIB.
rem BON Siontanino Der. 8eit MIDI
tiger ober iinb bie nnneren, I'M &C.
aertat No5u portrsfFih erbaltener
Nreaten, Die Der erften SGIfte Oes
Auattrocento enftanrnen unb 5u Der
Aunitaefdifte Sie!sr epote etneu
bea6tenspertben 8eitpog Iiefern.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01
Die $erridlaftstOdJin.

Sd muB mir bod pieber NAL ein
Roitlm BET ber S1neiberin bon mel.
Wsr @H6Siesn anfertieen Iaiien, bo.
NIT fis ,pieber Rreait bel tbr trtegtl"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1911-06-01

gs TIT f6rper, ben 4opf nidt b6n-
gen su Iaiien uHb bod Die Iuie nidt
bod su traser,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
FORTUNE WAITS A. M. LORD
Missing Mans Brother May Get
His Share of E. Lord Estate.

The law firm Of Bowers q sands OF No.
81 Nassau street, is searching for Arson
NJ. Lord. a nephew Of Edwin Lord. who
was found scalded 70 death in his bathtub
at the Republican Club on March 70. 1911.
The late Mr.. Lord left an estate Of several
hundred thousand dollars. consisting OF
stocks In United States Steel. Tennessee
Coal and Iron and a gratuty fund at the
Consolidated Stock Exchange. He was a
prominent member OF the Republican Club
and a friend Of J. Pierpont Morgan and
Andrew Carnegie. AS Mr. Lord never
married. be left no direct heirs, and he
made no will Consequently the large fort
une is 70 be divided among twenty-four
relatives. all OF whom have been found ex-
cept Arson ". Lord. who inher1ts. or whose
children, II he is dead. will inherit one
sixteenth OF the estate.
Little is known OF the missing nephew
save that he is the son OF a brother who
emigrated 10 California and died, leaving
two sons, one OF them being Arson Lord
II is not known BY the lawyers whether
Mr. Lord married nor whether hesis alive.
A report has come 70 them that he was
seen in Brooklyn a year ago, bu; they
cannot verify II.
A history compiled BY one OF Edwin
Lords nieces a few years ago makes no
mention OF the missing nephew.
Advertisements IN California, New Hamp-
shire Massachusetts, and New York have
so far failed TO give a single clew 70 Mr..
Lords whereabouts. and II IS believed by
the administrators Of the estate that the
property due 70 Mr. Lord Will go TO his
brother. Leslie II. Lord. according 10 the
intestate law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
ENDS BRADY WILL CONTEST
Widow Accepts $4,000 from
Estate of Man Who Shot Her.

Mrs. Wynetta Brady, who contested the
will Of her husband, Arthur L. Brady, on
the ground that he was Incompetent, agreed
to compromise yesterday in White Plains
by which she will receive one-sixth Of his
personal estate, about $4,000. Under the
will she was allowed only $500 in lieu Of
her dover right.
Mr. Brady was chair ridden and very
Jealous Of hts wife who was twenty years
his Junior short time before his death
he shot her as she was returning from a
drive. the bullet entering her right lung.
The bulk OF his $4,000 estate Br. Brady
bequeathed 70 his four-year-old son, George
Todd Brady He appointed his brother Ed
ward guardian Of the boy. and his brother
Harry Joint executor OF the estate with
Edward Brady.
Justice Morschauser Of the Supreme
Court asked all the attorneys and diner
ent heirs yesterday II they were satisfied
with the compromise. and they answered
IN the affirmative
Then ne directed the Jury 70 sustain the
probate Of the will, which they did with
out leaving their seats Mrs Brady smiled,
and was greatly pleased with the settle
ment. It was believed the settlement was
made 10 prevent the Brady family skele-
ton being revealed in court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
BIG THEATRICAL DEAL ON
Richard Hyde Plans to Take
Over the Behman Holdings.

Richard Hyde, president OF the HYDE &
Behman Amusement Company, is negouat-
ing 10 take over the holdings Of Louis T..
Behman, his former partner. who died On
February. 1902. IL is expected that the deal
Will be put through by the latter end Of
August. The capital Of the company Is
$4,000 though its property is valued at
between 100000 and 10000
The firm began business in 1877, when It
opened the Volks Theatre, in Adams street.
Brooklyn. This was later known az Hyde
& Behmans. Il was destroyed by FIRE IN
1880, and was later rebuilt II is now
hnown as the Olympic Theatre. The Grand
Opera House was built by Mr. Behman in
1883, and this is one Of me properties which
Nj HYDE is preparing 10 take over.
The next year the firm built what became
known as the Herald Square Theatre. Man
haitian. II built the Gaiety Theatre, Brook
lyn, in 1885. and purchased the Star The
atre in 1895 The next year the firm rent
ed the Empire. and. IN 1897, secured posses
sion Of the Amphion and Park theatres.
BROOKLYN and built the Newark Theatre at
Newark After Mr.. Behmans death tho
company built the Star and Garter The
atre. Chicago, in 1908, and bought the Iro-
quois Theatre, Chicago. Il also owns a
playhouse in Pittsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
King Georges Search fer a Book.

Does any public library or private col
lection OF books IN the United States con-
tain q book written by Queen Victoria =
husband, the Prince Consort. on the sub
iect OF Balmogal-a work dealing with the
topography. the botany, the geology, the
history and the romance OF the country? Il
was beautifully printed by one Of the prin-
cipsl English firms in a manner regardless
of cost. But by the Princes strict orders
only six copies were struck of. Curiously
enough. no trace OF this book remains. The
Libraries OF Windsor Castle. Of Balmoral,
~ Buckingham Palace and Of Sandring-
ham have been searched IN vain. So too,
has the national library at the British Mu-
scum, while the various libraries at CO.
burg and at Gotha, at Potsdam, Berlin
and Vienna have been ransacked for tho
hook. with no success whatsoever. It is
assumed that even II four OF the copies
had been destroyed two, or even one. must
have survived, and since II cannot be found
in Europe IL IS hoped that some trace
thereof may be found In the United States.
Any bl5liophile who can discover clew
20 the whereabouts Of a copy Of this book
will place the reigning house Of England
under obligation az both King George and
queen Mary. Ike King Edward and Queen
Victoria before them. have set their hearts
on getting copy Of this book, or if they
cannot get copy, at least securing permits
sion from the present owner to have it re-
printed.
The number Of books written BY royal
and Imperial personages. sometimes by full
Hedged sovereigns. and printed for private
circulation. is very much larger than is
generally believed. Princess Henry Of Bat
ten1crg FOR instance, the mother OF the
Queen OF Spain. has quite a number Of such
volumes 20 her credit. They seldom reach
public Libraries or get into the hands OF
strangers. their distribution being usually
restricted 20 near relatives or 10 intimate
hon-royal friends. upon whose discretion
ana devotion dependence can be placed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
HAD A WHOLE SHIP DANCING
Frenchman's Idea of Things
American Becomes Popular.

VI. de TEspigarie Tessan. cousin Of the
Count de Chambrun and contributor TO
several French newspapers, arrived here
yesterday on the French liner La Touraine
for a visit OF one year 70 this country
During the voyage he met Hugh A. Bayne
a law partner Of Henry W. Taft. and sew
eral other Americans. with whom he be-
came friendly. The young man explained
that as he would be here for a year he
wanted some coaching on how 10 act
among Americans.
He was told by his travelling companions
that Americans We're exceptionally keen
on paying homage 10 the memory Of
George Washington and that a knowledge
Of the first President would help him
greatly One Of the party. with a repressed
smile. repeated several times 10 the jour
nalist: George Washington; first in war.
first IN peace and first in the hearts Of his
countrymen"
VI. Tessan, when asked 70 rehearse his
little piece. repeated the words of his coach
and punctuated 1t with a bit Of buck and
wing dance. The crowd roared and told
the Frenchman that he must not dance
when quoting such a solemn expression
He replied that his coach danced at the
part Of the instruction.
Thereafter the passengers on meeting
in the deck promenade greeted one another
with the question: who was the father Of
his country" When the words George
Washington" were repeated everybody
danced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-25
DIVORCED BANKER TO WED
Will Marry Woman Whom Wife
Named in Suit To- day.

John Alley Parker banker with Offices
at No. So Broadway and who lives at No. 3
West 18th street, confirmed his intention
10 marry Mrs. Edith Helen Moser Ellis, Of
No. SO West oath street. by obtaining a
marriage license yesterday and announcing
that the ceremony would take place to-day
in this city.
In December, 1909. Mr.. Parker's first wife
brought suit for divorce, naming Mrs.
Samuel de la PLANE Ellis, OF Philadelphia,
as correspondent, and Mr.. Parker brought
a counter suit for divorce against his wife,
naming az correspondent Ernest A. Ode
mega, Of Vienna. Later Mrs. Ellis had
Mrs. Parker arrested on a charge Of libel
and perjury. She was held on both
charges but was released on a writ OF
habeas corpus. Mr. Parker obtained his
divorce by default the following March, his
wife being III IN Europe.
In the mean time Mrs. Ellis obtained her
divorce from her husband. Then Mr. Ellis
sued Mr. Parker for 100000 damages for
the alienation Of his wife'g affections. on
May - Of this year Mrs Parker died IN
Geneva, and X was said at that time that
her death might end the legal compllca-
tons involving the two families. Mr.
Parker IS forty-twO years old and Mrs
Ellis is thirry-siX.