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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-03-22
H ST. ManCini nos IefiTa
elpaICO del teaiTO p0Tgue,
en- Su opinion, FdssTa
critiCa es sisfsrstlCa.
III Sr. Psniagua nos visits para comuni-
carnos la noticia, '1EL MUNDo,"
con palco y sin palc?, pifbli-
cara sus revistas Impair
c;ales, sin con3ulter con
cl criterio del Sc
Mancinis
Degde anoche "EL MuNpoY

Desde anocbc 'EL MpNDo@ envia
al Tcatro al redactor encareado de es-
cribir las revistas tcatrales, con butaca
comprada en- taquilla.
FL, como de coSi1mbrc, aplaudira
cnando cntienda Que dehee aplaudir
pondri dc manifesto cl defccto, .euan
do asi 10 -considcre justos u
Su unprecedented sera tcna y nh
gun rasgo dc rcncor, carastrrizaFi sns
trabajos por cl hecho ~ que Sc nos
hayan retirado las localidsdcs.
En- los momcntoS IN quesel ST. Panils
qua nos visitaba Eel MUNDo" mos.
traba a sus numerosos lc ores, Ell re-
trato del baritone sr. Isal'es Ter que la
mcrecido nucstro clogio
Y, hoy, que no ienem palco Ell
MUNDc" publica una crcsahte
original cntrevista, que lc b nucstros
favoreccdorcs, cclcbrada cd q aplaudi
do rcputado tenor Sr. Meardo Mar
tin.
\ 81 retraio dc este cflebrade artis
"a, tambicn aparece ca Mpcstro dia
rio.
. .-Isstmnos oBligadts Z. 81. i5sn.slr 81 pGlss
blico del resultado de Ia representation
de las obras Que llcka Ia csecna Ia
Compah'a del nor Mancini.
Las rcvistas publiaadas cn nucstro
diario, expresan elogioS entusiastas,
cuando ban debido expreSarlos pero no
en- los casos, en- que nuestro redactor ha
greido que debia ezPoner defectos ar
sisticoS.
La queja del Sr. Mancini, nos ha ST.
DO expuesta por cl ST.. Paniagua, des
pu6s que nos mandaronsel palcoylo que
prucba cvidentemente que Ia prensa cx-
presa su critcrio prcscindicndo dc las
localidades.
Nuestro APPLAUSE seguira siempre en-
tusiasia para los artistas que 10 merez-
can, y de ningun modo para los que no
10 merczcan.
FL Sr. Mancini ciercita su derecho y
nosotros los nuesiros.
El pucde Greer que nnegtras revistas
son sistcmdticas.
Nosotros creemos que son imparciar-
les.
seguiran si6ndolo.
Quede el Sr. Maneini en- 81 puesto.
Nosotros quedamos en- el nuestro.
FL Puerto Rico Hustrado' devol
VIC tambi6n espontaneamente sus loca-
lidades al ST. Mancini.
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Ell pRoGREso EscoLAR I'm
YABUcoA

Ell pr6zimo martes a las ocho de Ia
maiiana saldrd hacia el pueblo de Yabu.
Goa Ia comisi6n d. instruction p6blica
de Ia Camara dc Representatives.. Los
sehores de Ia Comisi6n saldran en- tres
automobiles iran acompahados por
algunos representatives de n prenSa
dc San Juan, que han sido invitados.
la comisi6n ha sido invitada por FL
senior Bernardo Huykc, Inspector de
escuclas de aqucl distrito, quien ha
realizado algunas reformas on Fl sis
tema escolar.
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La vista pTeIimifar del case

Aver le fueron tomadas taquigrdfics
'tes dc Ia golcsu americana eF0Hl
vile r. Bacon" que esta en- 81 puerto
de San Juan. Declararon q capii6n,
y los contramaestreS John Bavoulin,
y George n. Jones, ambos snbditos anne
ricanos quiencs fueron testigos del do.
loroso suceso ocurrido el dia ~ Dc
los eorrientes a bordo de dieha goleta,
cuandO SO zafo un motion de levantar
bultos le aplast6 Ia masa encefdlica
un obrero portorriqueho. I'll Comisio
nado senior Antonio Aguayu presidia
la session Y haeia el interr5 5gatorio cl
abogado senior Hugh r. Francis.
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TARA La sREPUBLICA.
DoMINICANA

El vapor Santo Domingo" condu
ce los siguientes pasaieros:
Joaquin Robles, Maria L. Rivera, Six
10 Torres, Orsini Rivera, Pedro Adam
Figarella, Antonio Gomez Perez, Jose
V. Hevia Gervasio Bagr6n, Meme Alva-
rez, Alfredo Senior Alberto Gonzalez,
Maurino Rodriguez, Francisco Alvarez,
Ernesto d. Reyes, Jose J. de Guzman
Soto, Angel Cordero, Amalia Garccl,
Carlos r. Ball Jr. Jorge G. Noa.
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CabLegranlas de ''EZ Mundo"
ODE NUEsTRos ooRREsPoNsALEs EsPECIALEs)
ss,-.a1.-. POR CABLE INCLES, -
EpIDEMIA REINANTE EN- PARIS

NuMEKOSAS
PARIS, 2.-La influenza" ha vuelto presenarse,
ocasionando nImerosas vctmas en- la pobIacion
Los fos espantosos motVan ell aunento de
Eermedad Que propaga mIcha rapidez
En- aIgunos barros tene caracter graVisimo.
FRANCA ALEMANA REANUDARAN MUY PRONTO
SUS RELACI0NES
NCOPENHAGUE, 21-Afirmase que mayo proxmo
abriran las fronteras entire Francia AIemana.
peri6dico parsien LIE JOURNAL asegura tai motivo
Fana esta decdda entire los dos Estados e p
que entabIe reaciones mercaniIes.
VUELVE Ell PANICO EN- MADRID
MADRID 21-Diariamente ocurren en- la capital de
Espaa cenenares de defuncones consecenca del titus
tematco.
La pesar meddas radcaIes que
han sdo adoptadas
Los arist6catas amias prncipaes huyen mpuIsadOs
por ell terror, Toledo a otras pobIacones
FiINDENBURG Sc MUESTRA BELCOSO
BERLIN, 21.-E ex-marisca Hndenburg decara que
atca Oda acuO pubc6 aver defendiendo
la fuga del ex-emperador GuIermo HoIanda
LA VISTA CONTRA EEL ASESNO DE JAURES
PARIS 2-EI unes pr6ximo ceIebrara la de
la contra Raul Villain asesno del ustre oado socoogo
Jean aures de los hobres mas nsgnes de la Repdbca
francesa en- la edad contemporaries.
FL Tribunal que COUR D. ASSSES estara presiddo
o conseiero Mr. Boucart
LA GUILLOTINA ESTA PREPARADA
PARIS 21.-La esposa Jaues, quen firme-
ente decdda concurrir al uco Ell convencmento de
que e asesino Raul Villain sera condenado
Alexandra zevaes Henri Gerard abOgadOs deensOres de
Villain realizan enorhes esfuerzos para saIvare
LERROUX SENTENCIADO A MUERTE
MADRID, mario 21-Temese que los SindcaIistas de Bar
ceona atenten de exstenca Le
roux por la fogosa campaha ani-separaista que
E Gobierno ha organzado poca especial para defen
fderIe.
UNPELOTON DE TROPAS RODEARA LA MANZANA
EN- QUE ESTA LA "COUR'
Ell PROcURADOR GENERAL DE LA REPUBLIcA ADOPTA
ENERCCAS MEDDAS
PARIS 21.-EI Gobierno dspone a reprmir
ano cuaquer dstubo que peda pomoverse
juco de causa nstruda Ell asesino de Jaures
tropas odearan que esta ell edco de la
coUR ASSISES durante que coparezca
ante Ell Tribunal.
Socialists internaconaIes que resden cinebra han d.
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LoNDRES. mario 2t.-casi tod.
dc las hordas dc Lenine y Trotzki.
Los Aliados Sc apresuran cruzsr
a cahonazos las costas dol mar dc txof
por los "bolshevkis".
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BARcos DE GUERRA EN- PONCE

Han llegado 81 puerto de Ponce log
siguientes buqucs dc IN Armada de los
Estados Unidos:
III crucero Prairie, buque insignia; Ci.
ty OF Savannah, un tanque, Sietc sub
marinos y diez y scis torpedcros y ca
"a submarines.
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una ennienda 'Lipa Nacouss a aue gsrn
mismo rato las ventaias gofsn los ertfars
solo todos los paises De IA ENT TENTE sno t8n eH Ill., t
torios dc todas las naoiones coaligadas.
ARROLLADOR AvANcE BOlSHEVIkf
LoNDRES. 2t.-cas toda "a Ukraua esis p1de1
dc las hordas dc Lennc Trotzk.
Alados apresuran Dafdsnslos psfs
caionazos dol d hxo drcttfneuts arnsfaHe
por los 'boIshevikis"
LOS AhDOS ESTAN DEClDD0S APROfrGFR A NfNcQ
WASHINGTON 2t.--EI banqusro NJ Mofrsn lrsla
tarde Stock Exchange que Co. pfuoptiss 81
dc Franca Ingatcrra Estados Undos rssffanse
apoyar respadar ooon6mcamoute u RepGblca fnecsHa
oanbio dc ceras garsnias
PODER IMMENSE DEI ORO AMERICANA
PARIS, 2fLss oportnidsdes fnsrtiefas fs tetas
los pasos del undo noInado - tssfs Uss.
roconoccra "a Bolss A. tondfes
GRAVE AcTITUD DE Hl'NGRiA
BUDAPESTH 2t.-Et gobiarno - llurgfia ha
festado Rcprosontantcs ds las potencs fefos F.
que NIGGA ontegar los hados % buquss msfcauts w
10 exigen
clemenoeau pide cn6gcansnte. para eaataafa.
invadido 81 tcrrtoro hIngaro.
DOScENTOS M1LONs o. IOS "SOVETs'
coPENHACUE, 2t--El Cobisrno Soviet" -
Hsdo Ia dc dosconios monss. "a nrebn q
sogir que los Estados Undos 70
LOS AIIADOS CONTRA MIHANA
PoSEN 2f-Ha sido coprobada a. neta - n.s -
Aiados los Representatives. de heuana ban nsfurfe as
nogociaconss oeebradas aqd habs sasd9 fusff9
Los otoncs arm7n quo las ssigeucias a. lgs Nas
naooptabos.
OTRA CONFERENCA ~ PARIS
LoNDREs. 2f--Hoy inaurR6 Paris ls cenfs
los neuiraIos. para rsicrcnto a ga FAB t
Naciones".
Lord Robert Cecil drigio rnucho iino - asbt's,
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vuELvE A sU PUEsTo

Evangelio Velazquez Merced, des.
pu6s de haber permanecido una sema
ma en- cana, victima de periinas do.
lencia, vuelve aunque algo qnebranta-
do de salud, ocupar su cargo de auxi.
liar del Sargento de Armas de Ia ca.
mara dc Representatives. nos alegra
mos
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los ALIADOS ESTAN DECII

WASHINGTON. mario 2t.--El
esta tarde en- 81 stock Exchange"
dc Francia, lnglatcrra y los Estados
apoyar y respaldar ocon6micamoul
oambio dc ciertas garantias.
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cABALLERO

Visito la barberia EL FIGARO.
San Jose No. 2, San Juan, r. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
OBITUARY NOTES

ARTHUR TEALL. sixty-scven. for thirty
seven years n proof reader on The Evening
Post died suddenly Friday night at his
home. in Bloomfield. N. j. lie came Of a
family Of proofrcaders. ali Of whom were
well known among literary men.
ALEXANDER f. WALSH. thirty-six. for
twelve years superintendent Of st. Ray.
mond's Ceme,cry, Westchcstcr. died late
Friday night at his home. 80, Kelly Street
The Bronx.
HARRY D. W. WALLER. -ixty-eight. for
twenty five years a member OF the New
York Stock Exchange died Friday at the
home Of his son. H. y. w. Waller. jr..
Bayside. Long Island He was member Of
Knickerbocker Lodge. +. and A. NJ. Of
Manhattan.
JOSEPH F. KLEIN. hfty-nine. a market
gardener Of Flushing. Long Leland. il dead
II his home in Flushing. He leaves . wife,
six sons and four daughters.
MICHAEL J. COLGAE. Qae Of the oldest
employees Of the Long Island Railroad. died
,atc Thursday at his home. IN Astoria. Long
Island. He was member OF the Veteran
Firemen's Association.
AUGUST HALBIG. eighty-three. cabinet
maker, 10 dead at 2lS Stockholm street.
Brooklyn He is survived by two daughters
and five grandchildren.
DANIEL DOUGHERTY. for many years
q member Of -he MARINE division Of the New
* Fire Department., uleu Trliay az Ihe
home of his daugh;er. Mrs. james j. Moore.
99A Somers Street. Brooklyn.
JAMES J. MICHIGAN. twenty-five. .
coremaker, died Thursday at 1874 North Sew
cnth Street. Brooklyn. He was graduate
Of the Academy of st. Vincent de Paul the
eastern District High School and Pratt ln-
stitute He belonged to Angelus Council.
No $40. knights OF Columbus.
MORRIS KRONHEIM. fifty-four. president
and manager Of the Morris kronhem Corpo-
ration. go Meekcr Avenue. Brooklyn. IL
dead Of Drights disease. He was a member
of East New York Council Royal Arcanum.
EDWARD A. BANNON. forty.four. .
member of the City Council OF Bnyonne.
N. j.. died at his home there Friday after
noon.
JOSEPH MARKS. of 972 Kelly street
The Bronx. died suddenly yesterday while
conducting an auction sale at i29 Broadway.
Hs was employed by Van Praag Co.. auc'
tioneers.
MRS. EDITH WEIR. who died at ROCK,
away Beach or Friday. WAS born IN England
and came to New York City early IN lie.
She was long associated in business with her
DAUGHTER. Mrs Edith Bloodgood rs a the.
.trical costumer Her funeral services VIII
he held at the Funeral Church to-day at ~
n. m. end the interment will be ut Wood
lawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
FOREIGN PORTS

AARHUvs. Aug. 25.--Arrived steamers
Carolina tSwed). New York; Sept. AZ
gersund DAM, Baltimore: Airlie. Balti-
BARRY. Sept. sailed; Steamer En-
manuel (Greci.) Hampton Roads
BATAVIA. Aug: 27-Arrived: Steamer
Garcet dub. Norfolk via Port Natal
BREsT. sept. 1..Arrivcd' Steamers
(Braz). Philadelphia.
BROWHEAD. Sept. 5.-Passed: Steamer
wyyisbrook .Br). Graham. y. B.
Steamers Mexicsno ,Nor). Philadelphia:
afst western Spirit. New York Wit Bergen
COPEN HAGEN. Aug. 3i.--Arrived:
Steamer Nupolela. New York Via Newport
DARTMOUTH. Sept s-sailed: Steam
er Columbine. New York.
DUNKIRk. Sept. 2. - Sailed. Steamer
Charles Braley. New York
GIBRALTAR. Sept Passed Steam
ers Hanna Nielsen tNor). Baltimore for
szvona WeNmead. Ncw Orleans and Nor
folk. via Halifax. for Genoa; 9th. Baywsy
Port Arthur for Trieste Arrived. 4th:
Steamer Conndenza Qt). Ph!Iadelphis.
GLASGOW. Sept. 6.-Arrived: steamer
"e GoTHB Mi Aug. ss. Arrived
Steamers Kirishimazsn Maru tJap). New
York via Chris,ianIa; New Windsor New
York: 27th. HIGHLAND (swed). New York.
HAvRE. sept. arrived: steamers
Hudson CFr.). Montreal, Lord Durern
OBJ, Montreal: 81. La Touraine tFr.).
New York; vauban tBr). New York via
Plymouth.
KORsOER. Aug 2t.-Arrived: Steamer
Harriet (Nor). New York.
LEITH, Sept Arrived; Steamer Lake
Huron. New orleans via Norfolk.
er Edgewood. brunswick via Norfolk.
LONDON, Sept. S.--Sailed Steamers
Glenspey date British steamer War Mu-
s.c). Hampton Roads: Shanghai Maru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
AMERICAN PORTS

BALTIMORE. Nd. Sept. s.--Arrived:
Steamers Klamath. Rotterdam: Csrignano
Utsl). Gibraltar: Metapan. Norfolk: Jiss-
haven (Dutch). Norfolk: Ogiethorps. Key
West: Gustn!-hom tSwedD. Gothenburg
via Boston: connersville Barry via New
York. General Konsui Paliison DAM. Co.
penhagen; schooners Lavinis NJ. SnoV.
Cape Hayden. Philip Brooks. Tuckerton.
y J. Cleared: Steamers Breynion (Br.).
Genoa via New York: Scotia ,swed.l J. Nor
folk: Maumee. Bordeaux via Fayai: ksisho
Maru (Jap) Bordeaux via Philadelphia
and New York: Richmond Boro. Cher
bourg. Sailed. Steamers Sled~rdyk
Dutch. Rotterdam; zuiierdyx tputch).
Rotterdam. Aquila tSwed.). L!nhann;
Leonora SPAN. Bilbao via New York.
BOSTON, Sept s.-Arrived: Steamer
Lake Beisoe. Norfolk. Sailed: Steamers
Esparta. Havana: Lake Germania, New
port News; Lake Washburn Norfolk: Cor
raiss. Norfolk: City Of Augusta, Savannah:
Howard. Norfolk and Baltimore: Nam
tucket Philadelphia.
CAPE HENRY. Va. Sept. e.-Passed In
for Baltimore: Steamers Machionea tNor).
New York: Mexicano. Galveston Passed
out from Baltimore. Steamers 81 ernst
jerne Bjornson tSor). Rotterdam. kron-
stadt (Nor). CallRo.
CHARLESTON. g. C.. Sept. e.-Arrived'
Steamers Napisrtsn (Br). from Brunswick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Now York Broker Dies
While Playing Golf
Harry Thompson Lockwood
Stricken ut Great Neck While
nm Practice Round

GREAT NECK, l.. l., Sept. g." mic
Saving a practice round OF golf on the
n,ts Of the Great Neck Golf and Coun-
.,y Club this afternoon, Harry Thomp-
Am Lockwood. sixty-four years old. a
h,oke-. living at 2o9 West 10th Street.
vs,ba,tan. was stricken with apcp.exy
and died before physician could
Wr. lockwood came TO the club with
,.s vic and started on a practice
,ound. When he reached the eighth
soie he suddenly fell. The caddic was
nrable 60 arouse him and summoned
heIp from the clubhouse D.. W. stew
A.; OF Grca; Neck. WAS summoned,
~. non his arrival found that the
ms was dead.
Nr lockwood Was ;he head Of broA-
srace concern doing business at AZ
Broadway. Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Italian Admiral Host
To Newport COlOnists
Entertains Aboard Baitleship;
Crew Attends Dance Given
by War Camp Service

NEWPORT, Sept. 6.-Members Of the
summer colony and naval officers were
guests to-day of Rear Admiral Hugo
CONF, on board the Italian warship
Conte d Cavour, while members Of the
ships crew were entertained on shore
at a dance given BY the War Camp
Community Service.
Hundreds of people watched from
shore the festivities on board the bat
tleship, which was decorated with the
Italian national colors. A band played
popular Italian and American dance
music and an Italian luncheon was
served. Countess di Cellere. wife OF
the Italian Ambassador. assisted Rear
Admiral CONF in receiving the guests:
Rear Admiral CONF, as the guest OF
Rear Admiral William S. Sims and
other officers, visited the naval train
ing station, the Naval War College and
the torpedo station. Governor Beck
man represented the state at the cere-
monas
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Plane Stalled in the Air
Volplanes to Safe Landing

The breaking of water tank, which
caused the motor to stall, resulted in
the large United States army aero
plane No. 25 volplaning from a height
Of 1000 feet at East Second Street and
Avenue n. SheeDshead Bay, at 4:4o
O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Two lieutenants in the aeroplane
emerged uninjured. The plane was
only slightly damaged. Crowds or
curious persons gathered TO learn the
cause of the accident. The officers re-.
fused to divulge their identity. and
would only say they had come from
Hardwood Field.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07

ING of coal ga, and held the position
Of Metropolitan Gas Referee of Lon.
don. He inverted two standards OF
light. one of one candle and the other
If ten candles. He was born in Lon
don. the son Of Admiral Frederick T..
Vernon Harcourt, and was educated at
Harrow. Ballot College. Oxford. and
Christ Church.
Professor Harcourt was elected TO
the Chemical Society in 1850 and served
as its presden. for many years. Elected
Fellow of the Royal Society in 1858:
ne served on its council in 1878 and
1880. He was an honorary doctor OF
Oxford McGill and Durham UNIVERSE
ties and member Of the Atheneum
Club.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Newport Society Dances
On Italian Battleship
Officers of Conte di CavOur
Entertain; Luncheon Given
in Honor of Admiral CONF

NEWPORT, R. l., Sept. Gin return
for some of the many favors that have
been bestowed upon them since they
arrived here, the officers OF the Italian
battleship Conte di Cavour this after
noon gave dance aboard ship at
which the guests included numerous;
members of the summer colony and
army and navy officers and wives.
Tha dance followed luncheon given
hr Mrs Whi.ncy Warren in honor OF
Admiral CONF. This evening the adj
r,;ral and his staff were guests at din-
ner Given by Mr. and Mrs. +. j. Der
vivid Tomorrow there will be pub
lie reception in honor of the crew at
the Casino.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Going On To-day
DAY

DAY
Metropolitan Museum Of Art. Admission
free
American Museum Of Natural History.
Admission free.
American Museum OF Safety. Admission
free.
Van Cortlandt Museum. Admission free.
Geological Park. Admission free.
The Aquarium. Admission free.
Addresses. DR.. Frank Crane. on Men and
Manners" and DR.. r. u. Fisher. on The
Methodist Centenary Movement" at
West Side Y. NJ. c. A.. as West Fifty
seventh Street. .. m.
Loan exhibition OF tapestries and laces OF
the nth and 18th centuries az the
Metropolitan Museum OF Art. Eighty
third Street and Fifth Avenue.
Address. the Rev. DIR. Ralph w. Sockman.
THE Epidemic OF Greed" Madison Ave
nue. Church. Sixtieth Street and Madison
Avenue. IL q. IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Alfred Lohmann, Who
Sent Submarines TO
The u. S., Is Dead

BREMEN. Germany, Friday. Sept. s. -
Nfrcd LoNmann, president Of the
Ocean Navigation Company. which
operated the German commercial sub
marines Dcutsch and and Bremen dur
ing The war. is dead. Herr Lohmann
had been president Of the Bremen
Chamber Of Commerce. He originated
nc idea Of sending commercial sub
marines from Germany to the United
S,a'rs during the war and formed the
Ocean Navigation Company.
Herr Lohmann was chairman Of the
ational Liberal party in the Prus-
sian lower house until June. 1913. Tie
rad hcen leader Of the opposition to
equal suffrage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
JOHN MOOEC

EINIPA.N. T.. Sop. G--John Moore.
sixty-six. for tNe1'y-s'x years editor
Al THE Elm.ra Telegram and for
mer regent Of the University Of the
State OF New York. died in 4 hospital
Mere last night lie VS. born in e.
mira and studied law. but. after few
years o. legal practice. he became as
socia,ed wish albany. UAv~ Sburg and
Elmira newspapers. In 1913 he was
elected reccr; OF the S,asc Ur;ver-
sity by tie Legislature Mr.. Moore
was friend OF the late Governor
David Z. HI ard othel noted men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07

(Jap.), Hampton Roads: Montana (Br.).
Port Arthur: Orion. New York.
MARsEfLLEs. Sept. f.--Arrivsd: steam.
ers Luxpalis, New York; Mount Etna tbr.)
New orleans and Norfolk via Algiers
METHIf., Sept 4.-Saiicd: steamer
Elisabeth Maersk DAMP Delaware
NAPLES. sept i.-Arrived; Steamer
Patria tBr.). New York via oibrauar.
RANGOON. Aug. 2s.-Arrived; steamer
scckonk. New York via Bombay. Colombo.
ROTTERDAM. Sept. 1.--Arrived: steam
ers Atiand tSwed.). Baltimore; sassen'
helm. Baltimore. Sailed. Aug. 30; steam
ers celaeno tDutch). Hsmpton Kos ssn
n eDu,ehs. Sydney s" C. b.: sept !. Van
Overstraten Dutch. New York.
SKUTSKAR. Aug. 30.-Sailed: steamer
Artemis tNor.), Baltimore:
VALENCIA. Aug 3l.-saiied: eeeme1
Andraka Mendi tSpan) Hampton hoAo~
Trrnspaeinc Male
The connecting mails close At the Gen.
eral Postoffice and City Hall ponotflcs
stations. New York. at y. m. as touows'
Netherlands East Indies and specially
addressed mail for Japan. via san iran
cisco. per steamship Bintans. septem'
Japan. Corea. China. Siberia. siam. Co
chin China and Netherlands East indieA
via Vancouver and Victoria, H. I" peI
steamship Monteagle. September 10.
Hawaii. vita San Francisco. per steam
ship Lurline. September H.
Fill Islands. New Zealand ana Aus
traiia. via Vancouver and Victoria. b. ~
per steamship Niagara, september II.
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Prof. Harcomrt, Chemist,
Dies OH Isle of Wight
Inventor Of Inhaler for Admin.
isicring Chloroform Mixed
With AIR

Word has been received in this city
Of the death or August % CT Professor
Augustus George Vernon Harcourt. the
distinguished chemist. at his home on
the Is.e of Wight, at st. Clair, near
hyde. in his eighty-ffth year.
Professor Harcourt was the inventor
&C an inhaler for administering chloro-
form irixcd with air. He was especially
interested in the publication and test
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
NEW YORK STATE
tnIIr FARM IN FRUIT BELT.
Xxx Acres
LONG ISLAND

,soo fruit trees: sold from one tree last
week over $50 worth OF pears: productive
soil: raise bumper crops Of potatoes corn
melons and grain crops. lc-rooIn resluenve.
large harms. insured for $1,000. owned oy
widow: must cell: been In family 81 years;
taxes SIS. grand view. overlooking tne
city Of Hudson rs acres Of woodland: re-
,,,us, be seen to be appreciated.
LLOYD " HALLENBEcK. Greendale
rr,.5..r ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
ENGAGEMENTS

ANTHONY WIDEBERG - Mr.. and Mrs.
Cus,ave f. Callmander announce the en-
gssement Of h,ir niece. Anna Elizabeth
Wiieberg. 70 Edmund Anthony. of New
Bedford Mass. =
cREEN-PARSONS-Mr James s. Dechert
Of So East 10th ST. and Oyster Bay. Long
Island, announces TIE engagement Of her
lister. Miss Catharine Parsons. daughter
Of Arthur Webb Parsons. 10 Ny. kneeland
Lsmereaux Green. sor of Mr. and Mrs.
J. frank Green. of 81 West S6th st. No
definite date has been set for the wedding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
MARRIAGES

Dewitt TOPLIFF-On Monday. Septem-
ber !. by the Rev. J. J. Lawrence. at the
horne Of the brides parents. Alton Lake
Farms. Alton. y. Y. Margaret Kingslani.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilbur
Topl:r. 20 Leland Hazel,on Hewitt. Corps
Of Engineers. United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1919-09-07
Weather Report

Sun rises. E. e:27 am. Sun sets. -. 1871 pm.
Moon rises. s :3S pm. Moon sets. :S9 am.
Local Foreeast.-Fair and warmer to-day :;
tomorrow fair: moderate south and south
west winds.
Local Official Record.-The following Of
fetal record shows temperatures during the
last twenty-four hours. In comparison with
the corresponding date Of last year: