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MANY ENTERTAIN AT
PITTSFIELD HOMES
Mr.. and Mrs. William Pollock
Give a Luncheon for a
Few Guests.
MISS CLARKE Is 4 HOSTESS
Miss Mary Turnurc Is Elected
President of LenOx Ten
mis- Association.
MISS CLARKE Is 4 HOSTESS

LEMON. July a.--Mr. and Mrs william
Pollock entertained at luncheon at
Holmesdale. In Pittsfield. this afternoon.
Those invited included Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Wlnans Whistler. Mrs. John T.. Alexandra,
Thatcher NJ. Adams, Mrs. Robert Wood
worth, Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos de Heredia
and Mr. and Mrs. Giraud Foster.
Mrs. Frederic Crosnlnshlcld was at
home this afternoon at Konkapot villa, in
Siockbridge, to whore many motored for
tea. Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke held
her weekly at home at Fern Brooke. Mrs.
Roscoe Bonsal was hostess at luncheon
at Deepdene. Mr.. apd Mrs. Frederick s.
DelaHeld entertained at dinner at Little
Farms.
s. W. FsirchIld. Miss +. Ethel wickham
and W. Hull Wickham are at the Red
Lion Inn. Stockhrdge. Mr. and Mrs.
Franklin Woodruff of BROOKLYN and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Collins of New York
arrived at the Curtis Hotel. Mrs. Philip
Blagden will he the Saturday hostess at
the Stockbridgc Golf Club house. Mr..
and Mrs Blagdcn are entertaining Ken
dali Stevens Of Lake Blufr Me.
John Shepard. Jr.. who has opened his
country place In Sheffield. has a. T.. Little
OF Boston AZ his guest. The Misses Olive
and Audrey Fountain OF Scarsdale. y. V,
are the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Brown
! Caldwell.
! Dr. and Mrs. John \. McCreery have
Lawrence Carroll and Or. c. f. Niegard
| Of New York as their guests. Mrs. John
| Swami has been III since the Fourth OF
July nj her Stockbrdge villa. She be-
came III while en- route to her bungalow
| In Monterey.
Ex-senator W Murray Crane will en-
terrain at his Mount Pleasant villa or
Saturday the friends In Dalton who ar
/ ranged for his home coming celebration II
April. 1918. Miss Alice briggs. who haC
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs Walter r. Cobb
in Pittsfeld has returned to Brooklyn.
Miss Gertrude Parsons and Miss Helos'
| Meyer will start Sunday on their outini
In the canadian woods, where Miss Par
sons will Ash for salmon and Miss Meyc
will study birds. Miss Nina Devens, VIII
had been the guest OF Mrs. Joseph whist
Ter. has gone to Newport
The finals for the golf trophies Offered
by Mrs. Reginald VI. Amcs will be playe'
by Mrs. Thomas F'lournoy and Mrs. Rober
n. Parker on Saturday at the Countr,
CiuS n r.::rac!d
A. the annual meeting Of the Lcno
Lawn Tennis Association Miss Mary NJ
Turnure was elected president; Ross 7
Whistler secretary: Miss Symphros
Bristcd. treasurer: the Misses Bristet
Ross W. Whistler and Samuel Frothing
ham. Jr executive committee.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wilbank OF Ne'
York Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Burdsall an
family Of Portchester y. V; Mr.. an
Mrs. II. o. Dell. Mr.. and Mrs. =. Hai
grave and Thomas J. Reynold OF Brookly
are at Heaton Hall. Stockbridge.
NJ. and Mrs W. G. Humstone Of Brood
Ign gave a luncheon at the Maplewood
! pittsfeld to-day, entertaining for Mr.. an
Mrs. Charles \ Tucker Of stamford Nj
. and Mrs j. Merrhew and Mrs. c.
Hawlcy 81 New York
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LIBRARY GETS HALF
W. A. SPENCER ESTATE
Will of Titanic Victim Leaves
Millions to Wife During
Her Life.

The appraisal OF the estate Of william
Augustus Spencer who died on the
Titanic. and was the brother OF the late
Lorillard Spencer, shows that he left a
total of S2.332.Os6. Half of the residuary
estate OF s2.O9S.570 goes TO the New York
Public Library on the death OF the widow.
Mrs. Marie Eugene Spencer, who receives
the entire income during her lifetime If
she does not rcmarry. In case she wrds
again she will receive an income Of
$4,000 a year. Upon her death the other
half OF the residuary estate goes 20 the
decedent's nephew, Lorillard Spencer, Jr.
The appraisal shows that on March %,
1912, a few days before he boarded the
Titanic, Mr.. Spencer executed "a codcil
To his will in which he substituted Loril-
lard Spencer. Jr.. as legatec in place OF
the latters father. After his death n
search was made for the codicil and i
was learned that the document had been
lost with Mr.. Spencer in the disaster. The
executors then took testimony of a dozen
witnesses in Paris to prove that the codicil
had been executed. The will left $4,000
to Mr.. Spencer's sister, the Princess de
Vicovaro.
In addition To the resduary Request tn
the New York Public Library Mr. Spencer
left to the library a collection OF books
in France valued at s4O.779, most of
which were editions de luxe.
| Mr. Spencers jewelry was valued at
sli.s67 and his real estate at s976, 347.
He had bank deposits OF sl22 goo OF which
s24.005 were in Paris. His securities
were worth s79462O. The estate paid
| 1891 In trying unsuccessfully to recover
Mr.. Spencer'S body.
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RIDE so MILES ON HORSEBACK.
yirRinians Take Old Fashioned Trip
to White Sulphur Springs.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, w. Va, July
9.-After a nifty mile Journey on horse
back from Bath county. Virginia, James
NJ. Stuart and Harold NJ. stuart arrived
here this afternoon for three days stay
at the New Greenbricr.
The majority OF those at the New Green
brier and the White hotels are taking the
baths before the real season starts In Au-
gust. when the gayety keeps up for "A
month or more. The Chief Justice and
Mrs. White take long tramp over the
trails every afternoon, as does Mrs John
Herndon French OF New York, who also
plays golf. Others who play golf are Mr..
and Mrs. Allan Appleton Robbins. Senator
and Mrs O'Gorman. Mrs. Writ Robinson
Col. James Ransom Branch OF New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. sydney Wynne Foulkes of
Philadelphia and De Soto Fitzgerald OF
Richmond.
Registrations at the White to-day In
cluded j. Mortimer Darby of Philadelphia
Major ]. II. Macmillan Of Louisville. Mrs
II. c. Parker OF Washington and Mrs
John McMullin of San Francisco.
Arrivals at the New Greenbrier were
Miss Marjorie Tint, Robert Tint OF Buff
falo, Mrs. NJ. +. Posey OF Philadelphia
Mrs. X. +. Shapley or villanova and Mr.
and Mrs Jacob Phinizy OF Augusta.
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4H Engagement has been announced of
'r- Ndoml IL, Andrews, daughter of
md Mrs, Samuel Wakeman Andrews
i,'s city, 10 Nelson c. Hyds of SYRIA
'A.' y Y. Miss Andrews. who was in
.'lN'td To society last winter is passing
summer with her parents in South
t6ht, near Cooperstown, ". Y,
"" they have their country place. She
'tNiod school in Syracuse with Miss
20 ''1v Hyde, sister of her fiance. Mr.
..I Mrs. Andrews gave dance for Miss
'i.9' last winter at their New York
'uo. $40 Madison avenue, No date has
"'-n mentioned for the wedding.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles -. Frey OF 53C
West liith street have announced the en-
ttat"m'nt of their daughter. Miss Bess',
'' 60 Matthew l.. Comes of this city
Mr., and Mrs. Jerome T., CORN of De
,'N. M, formerly of East Orange, N
o. ntNo announced the engagement OF
..''r daughter, Miss Eleanor lngersol
,'"' %, 70 Andre l.. Cause, Jr., q
ia. 'gh y. g. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Andre l.. Cause of New York.
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MARIE LOHR WILDE
new FROHMAN STAR
Rcigning Beauty Of London
Stage Will Have Long Tour
in This Country.
IN NEW PlNERO COMEDY
Likely to Be Seen First in Sue
cessOr to "Thc Mind the
Paint Girl"
IN NEW PINERO COMEDY

Charles Frohman will sail from Eng
land tomorrow on the Aquitania and
when he reaches New York will announce
the engagement for tour In this country
OF an actress who ha. played with sue
cess in his London theatres, but who has
never been to this country. This is Marie
Lohr. a reignlng beauty Of the London
stage. There has been no announcement
from any source as to the play In which
she will be seen.
But IL is thought that there will be
for her use a new comedy by Arthur
Pinero. who has written nothing since
1.-THE Mind the Paint Girl" In which
Miss Lohr created the leading role In
London. II is also believed by the few
in Mr.. Frohman's confidence concerning
this new engagement that the manager
intends that Miss l.ohr shall take the
place among his stars once held by Billie
Burke. In other words. she will be the
successor to Miss Burke.
Miss Lohr will act in London under
the management Of Mr.. Frohman before
she comes to this country. She was I'M
der his management when she decided
to get married. and left the theatre 30
promptly that the manager barely was
able to get successor for her.
She made her theatrical debut in Aus
tralia In 1896 as child actress, and
acted first I'm London five years later
In shock Headed Peter" and THE Man
Who stole the Castle" She travelled for
while with Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall and
then acted In "Whtc Magic and The
| Little Michus." In 1907 she acted In
MY Wife" and when Beerbohm Tree
put on Faust he engaged her for
| Marguerite, She was Lady Teosls In
Trees revival OF that play and also acted
| Ophena In Hamlet" She created the
title role In Msugham's smith" played
here by Mary Roland. In the recent -
/ vival of The Amazons'' she was LORD
| Tommy. She also had the leading role'
in preserving Mr.. Panmure" and Tan
TALKING Tommy"
ON August IL. 1912. Miss Lohr wa,
married to Anthony Prinsep. son OF th'
late Val Prinsep. the well known artist
| The marriage was not a happy one. She
had previously been engaged to Robert
Lorraine. but as he refused to forsweai
aviation for her sake she broke the en-
gagement
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The vincent Aston. to Return.
NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD.

Mrs william Barbour will give the
first Of a series of Mornings of Dance"
~ hor summer home on Rumson road in
Scahright. y. j., this morning. There
will be exhibition dances by Miss Mar
garet Hawkesworth and Basil Durant,
who returned recently from Paris. Among
the patronesses are Mrs. Edward Dean
Adams, Mrs william Nelson Cromwell,
Mrs., Edwin DreXel Godfrey. Mrs Mich
oas F. Brady. Mrs. NJ. Horace Harding.
Mrs. McLane Van lngen. Mrs. Frederick
Freliughuysen. Mrs, Charles Tiffany Cook,
Mrs. Albert Symington. Mrs. George f.
Victor Mrs. Howard s. Borden, Mrs
George VI. Pullman, Mrs L. Casimir de
Compel and Mrs. II. Boardman Spalding.
The wedding OF Miss Margaret Bar
nayd Wagstaff only daughter of Col. and
Mrs Alfred Wagstaff. to John Fairchild
Adams Of Glen Cove l.. l.. will take place
ON September IL in Christ Episcopal
church in West Islp, L. l.. near where
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagstaff have their coun-
try place
The first fortnightly dance of the Rye
Beach Club will take place tonight.
There will be an exhibition OF the modern
dances by professionals, TO be followed
hy general dancing
Mr. and Mrs w. Scott Cameron motored
20 the Gotham yesterday from their sum-
lner place in Southampton. l.. l., for a
brief visit.
Mr., and Mrs. Nelson OShaughnessy
have returned from Newport, where they
we're tho guests of Mrs. Vanderbilt, and
are at the Plaza.
MIR and Mrs. Frank X. Sturgis, who
have been passing the early part OF the
summer In Lenox, will go to Newport to-
dl.
Mr. and Mrs. John II. Hanan, who
nave been abroad for several months. will
SAL for New York on the Aquitania to-
"'rrow, accompanied by the Duke and
l'u hess Durazzo. They will go to Shore
,ys the lianan summer place In Mar
'Hsett Pier. Il, l., for the remainder
. 'Nr season.
Under the auspices of the Islip Pole
'Hl of Long Island horse show will be
H''l "u July % at lakewood Park, the
..IHs grounds, near Bay Shore, l.. |
t., tldyemeyer. Harry 7. Peters
.'h VI. tcballos and Allan Pinkertor
'.' among those Interested in the exhibi.
'.. which will be for one day.
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AUTOISTS ENTERTAIN FIELDER
Justice Pitncy Is Another Guest at
SomerviIIe, y. a., banquet.

SoMFRvILI.E. y. j.. July Gov. James
+. Fielder was guest this evening of
the Somerset County Auto Association at
a banquet at the Somervile Country Club
He arrived in the afternoon and was
met at the station by Mayor Steele and
"A committee of guests. including Mah,on
Pitney. Associate Justice OF the United
States Supreme Court; Chief Justice
William $. Gummero Justice James j.
Bergen. Judge John j. White Nice-Chan-
celor T.. W. Stevens and Col T., A. Ste
vcns. Great preparations have been made
by +. q. Thomas, president of the auto
mobile club, to make the visit of the
Governor and tho other guests enjoyable.
The golf course OF the Country Club
is the largest in New Jersey and several
matches were played on It this afternoon
by Justice Pitney and others, Hundreds
of automobilists attended the banquet, at
which President Thomas acted as toast
master.
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FRED A. BUSSE.
Ex-Nayor of chicago succumbs to
Long Illness.

CHICAGO. July 9.--Fred \. Busse. ex-
Mayor Of Chicago. died here day at the
Mercy Hospital after long illness.
Mr.. Busse who was widely known in
politics. was born in 1865. and after a
brief schooling went into business. He
founded the Busse Coal Company, one OF
tho large retailers Of Chicago
In 1891 he was elected to his first Once
that of clerk OF the town Of North chi
cago Later he served as baliff IN Judge
Brentlnos court. afterward becoming
deupty sheriff. In 1894 he was elected
10 the lower house OF the Illinois Legs
laturc where he served two terms.
Mr.. Busse was elected State Senator II
1895 and held that Office for four years
In 1909 he was elected State Treasurer
and in 1906 President Roosevelt appointed
him Postmaster of Chicago lie wal
elected Mayor in 1907.
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DIED.

BoNTECOU. Suddenly. IN July 3, ~ the
residence Of his daughter. Mrs Eugene
W. varian. 27os Bainhridse avenus.
Fordham. Francis Bontecou. IN the
ninety NTH year of his age
Funeral on Friday at p NJ from above
address.
DUNCAN-ou Wednesday. July 8. 1914 at
40 Pinehurst avenue, New York city.
Thomas D. Duncan, in his sixty.ssvonth
Funeral private.
GRIsWOLD.--At Black Hal. Conn, July 4.
1914. Elizabeth Griswold. daughter Of
the late Matthew and Phmbe H. Girls
void
Funeral services At her late home at Black
Hail, Conn. on FRIDAY. July 10, at .
o'clock.
JOHNsTOS ON Wednesday. July :. 1914.
Amelia f.. wife OF James W. Johnston.
Funeral services at \. STANLEY Coles
Chapel. b2t Orange street. Newark, N.
J., Friday evening July 10 at = o'clock
Interment In New York Bay Cemetery.
LA FEBRA.-On Thursday July ., 1914, az
his late residence Carlton avenue
Brooklyn. Rylec Allen La Zebra, In his
eighty fourth year.
Funeral private. Intermcnt In Woodlawn
Cemetery, Ncw York Monmouth county.
y. j., papers please copy.
PUI.LEN--In Paris France juno IS. 1914.
George Richard Pullcn, In tho forty
NTH year Of his age.
Interment Greenwood Cemetery, saturday.
July II. 1914.
sCHuYLER--At her home In New Ro.
chelie on Monday night, July 8, Ksth.
erino Beeckmsn Livingston, beloved wife
Of Montgomery schuyler and dear mother
OF Montgomery schuyler. Jr, and Rob
.rt Livingston Schuyler.
Funeral services viii be hold ~ Trinity
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MISS ALEXANDER ON THE BOX.
Tools Coach Magnet From waldorf
To Arrowhead Inn.

Miss Harriet Alexander. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles b. Alexander. drove
The coach Magnet from the Waldorf 10
Arrowhead Inn, at 177th street and Fort
Washington avenue, yesterday evening.
on the box with Miss Alexander was
Morris T. Hewlett. Her guests included
Mr. and Mrs. Grafton II. Pyne. her sis
ter. Miss Janetta Alexander: Miss Marion
nollins. Miss Claire Bird. Francis r. APP
pleton. Winthrop w Aldrich. Reginald
Rives. Suydam Cutting and Richard Nor
timer. Jr. After a dinner at the inn Miss
Alexander drove the coach back TO the
Waldorf
Hereafter the Magnet will leave the
Waldorf daily at $40 o'clock for Arrow
head Inn.
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WORMSER WILL FILED.
Banker Left Estate Of 10000
Wife aud Daughter Get Most Of II.

The will OF Isdore Wormser. Jr., the
banker who died at Sostel France, on
June 20. was filed for probate Yesterday.
1t dlsposes OF an estate of 100000 and
names the widow. Mrs Angie l.. Wormser
of 20 West Fifty-fourth street. as residu-
AIRY legatec.
The decedent left 10 his daughter, Mrs
Edith Goudchaux Of Paris. 100000 out
right. Temple Emanuel received $4,000.
The will gives 81 ,0oO each to Mount Sinai
Hospital and the Hebrew orphan Asylum.
and 81. 900 each to two employees, George
IT, cain and William Lawler. Philip
Lehman and Albert r.. Goodhart. brothers.
in-law OF the testator. are made executors.
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BRIG. GEN. GARRETT LYDECKER
Retired Army Engineer Dies Of
Heart Disease.

DETROIT. July o. Brig. Gen Garrett
Lydecker. L. s. A., retired. for many
years "A member of the Engineer Corps
OF the United States army, died at his
home here this afternoon. lie was n
conspicuous figure In securing and com
plotting many improvements on the great
lakes, including the Poe Lock, the ST.
Clair Flats ship Canal and the Living
stone Channel Heart disease was the
cause of his death.
gen. Lydeoker was born in New Jersey
in 1913 and was graduated from West
Point In 1864. He then became a Lieu
tenant I'm the Engineer Corps. He was
retired for age in 1907.
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DANIEL TOPPEY WORDEN.
Former Member of stock Exchange
Dies at Rar UnrbOr.

BAR HARRoR Ne. July 9.--Danel Top
pey Worden, who was a member OF the
New York Stock Exchange for forty
years. died OF arterio sclerosis here to-
day.
He was born April %. lS47, In New
York and was son of John Il. Wor-
den. who commanded the Monitor In her
engagement with the Mcrrmac. His
brother was John Lorimer Worden. Jr,
a graduate Of West Point who served
in the civil war on HancoCk's stan. He
was a member OF the Union. Metropolitan
Racquet and other clubs Of New York.
The family left with the body this AT
tcrnoon for New York. where services
will be held in Grace Church, aft~-' which
the body will be taken TO Philadelphia for
burial
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Daniel Roome Van Nostrand.

Daniel Roome Van Nostrand. OF the
firm of Pratt & Van Nostrand. poultry
and game dealers died Tuesday night at
his summer home IN litchogue. l.. l.,
after a shor: illness He was born in
Brooklyn IN lS5e When a Young man
he was taken into partnership by his
father. Daniel Van Nostrand, and con-
tlnuod activ, iY ,h, business founded by
his grandf thor untu his death. Mr.. Van
Nostrand MA . New York residence Mt
3i2 Rive-slat Drive. He leaves wife,
a son nr1 daughter. The funeral will
take p,a.e Saturday afternoon In Pat
choguo.
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Frcderict SCI ming, a retired clothing
manufactures died on Wednesday Mt his
home. 200 Prospect place. BROOKLYN. in his
nfty-ninth year. lie was one of the or
ganzers and first treasurer OF the Brook
Ign Young Mems Republican Club and
was credited with having Henry Ward
Beecher and Robert q. lngersoll appear
on the same pluatform in the old Acad-
envy Of Music In the Garfield campaign.
lie leaves n WIFE a son and daughter.
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IIand-TunisOn.

PELHAM MANOR, N. ", July 9.-Miss
Reatrice Ethel Tunison. daughter OF Mrs.
Nellie r. Tunison OF SAB West IAN
street, New York was married az O'Clock
,his afternoon to Elwood - Hand OF
southnort. Conn, manufacturer OF
wire glass, with offices in New
YORK. The bridegroom is "a years
old and was a widower, The bride
ia 22. The ceremony was performed IN
Christ Church by the Rev. Albert Francis
Tenney In the presence OF tho brides
mother and Lincoln Busch OF East orange
\
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1853 SEEK PAVLOWA PRIZE.
First Batch of Dancing Compositions
Are Forwarded 10 Her.

The manuscripts OF 1913 compositions
competing for the Pavlowa prize were
forwarded yesterday to the dancer In St
Petersburg. These dances are adapted
TO the three kinds of ballroom steps which
she intends to introduce here next season
Nine Pavowa offered $1,000 in prizes
for three dances, and she will dance them
10 the music next winter, Those for
warded 10 her Yesterday were only the
first received. They were insured against
loss i'm transit for $4,000.
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william r.. Lesvitt.

william e. Leavitt brother OF q
Rowland Leavitt Superintendent Of High
ways of the Borough Of Queens, died yes
terday of heart trouble in 81. Luke's Hos
pltal Manhattan, after an illness Of sew
eral weeks He was 50 years old. lie
account of III health. Mr., Leavitt leaves
his wife
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SIGNORA CIFARIELLO DEAD.
wife of Noted sculptor Acctde ntslIy
burned to Death.

ROME. July 9.-Slgnora Cifarlello. the
second wife OF Folippo Cifariello the
noted Italian sculptor, was accidentally
burned to death to-day by the explosion
of lamp.
Cifariello shot and killed his first wife
In August. 1906. in "A fit Of jealousy. The
trial, which was "A sensational one, re-
suited In his aCquittal.
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ATLANTIC CITY, n. j., July "a. j,
Mcclure, a visitor from Albany, v. T..
and Miss Mary Sullivan OF 81 Gold ave
nue., Newport, r. L., were married here
Tonight Tho Rev. Henry Merlo Mellen
of the First Presbyterian Church per
formed the ceremony,
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HENRY R. EMERSON.
Member Of pariia mcnt for west
moreIPnd County, New Brunswick.

DORCHESTER, n. b., July 9.-Henry r.
Emmerson. member of Parliament for
Westmoreland county. New brunswick.
and former Minister of Railways and
Canals IN the Cabinet of Sir wilfred
I.aurer. died to-day. His health had been
failing for several months. He was 60
years old.
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Henry Robert Emmerson was born In
Maugeryillc. Sunbury county. New Bruins
wick. September 25, 1853. He was edu-
Gated at Acadia College and took his law
course at Boston University He was
sworn i'm as II barrlstcr In New Bruins
wick in lSsS. Then hc was elected to tho
New Brunswick Legislature. lie was
Attorney General and Premier OF New
Brunswick from 1897 to 1900. In 1900
he became a member of Parliament
Mr.. Emmcrson was president Of the
New Brunswick Petroleum Company and
the stirling Coal Company and a mem
Der OF the board Of governs of Acadia
University lie was the author OF THE
Legal Condition OF Married Women" and
OF various pamphlets.
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National Arts club, exhibition OF paint
ings, lls East Nineteenth street.
Washington Irving School, exhibit of
paintings, o A. NJ. to 5 l.. NJ.
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Prof and Mrs II C,
Lancaster.
Mgr. A A Lings
Thomas q sherman
Chief Justice Percy
Sheriff of Bermuda.
Judson W whitney
nit steamship Sara =
the Caribbean:
Mrs y, II, Dyer
Mrs q r. Thayer
Mr.. and Mrs Warren
prlsno Robbins,
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Percy u, Beatty.
The Rev. and Mrs.
william c. Bell,
DR. and Mrs Roman
Marvin Benson
John :. Farullharson,
Bishop John j, Hen
messy of Wichita,
by the United +
maccs. for ports of
Harold l.. Cook.
T. VI. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs r {
Burton.
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THE SEAGOERS.
Departures for England, the Con-
tincnt and Caribbean Ports.

Sailing to-day by the American liner St.
Paul. for Plymouth, Cherbourg and South
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