& NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBFXE. MONDAY, SEPTE^rBER T. 1008. — -*•*\u25a0 coo!»r ia northers portions; TB»i»- "**t the scheme can be successfully financed. ' wa» :- of » tailed estate* that 'go with the ;earldom ex-, MR, to fresh northwest winds. . _^" \u0084*.., : . LYLE'S HAPPVLAXD For N«w Jersey, fair on Monday "* t .*' \u25a0*\u25a0\u25a0 Mr. Lloyd-George's tribute to Bismarck as a tremely valuable, but, moreover, earl drew the late \u25a0 TO THE EDITOR went to north»»st winds. #_.«.< who perceived trend PERPETUAL PENSION inventions; LETTERS Western Tor* «Bd Western , treat man. the of socialist royalties. from!'all sorts of useful added For New rennsTWaniJ.Jfctr**•**nortir»«st Germany on Monday; Tuesday fair and \u25a0««•\u25a0': agitation in and established safe- to which' th% now widowed Countess of Rosse was Tenafly, Where winds, becoming variable. guards against it in these insurance laws, is the only child and heiress of the late Lord Hawke, Home at N. J.. — --a -•*»•« deserved. The Socialist party continue* Present Xot Related to and as such inherited a fortune which Is esti- Local Official Record- Tne toTlarrtnK well its j Bemficmntt J CEXTRAL STATION. Fresh Air Children Go. from weather tareao shows the changes la ta« tan*-: of organized work in the mated at some £150.000 a year. ÜBS- " methods Fatherland peialuis Tor the last twenty-four boor* la \u25a0•\u25a0I 11"'" a great vote in the the Original Grantees. In the parties of children sent out by th« Tribune and polls Industrial centres: WHERE THE $125,000 PAINTING WAS with the isi mmmm data of test year: FOUND. rpsh Fund there are always some who have man * other of I Air :\u25a0"-\u25a0"\u25a0 but the insurance laws and forms state [Copyright. 1908. by the Company] IThe castle of Malahide, where superb painting .'' °* Brmtwood a Be been la former seasons. Tr^y are •«•- 3 m.. TO «{ »-•••—\u2666•• are counteracting its influence English by discovered, One Suggetied Which Would entertained a. 64[»p-m«P- ** *» socialism and newspapers are somewhat at sea In as- Franz Hals has recently been hidden erally the foundation for Immediate discipline, as «». m «7 — ~ »a. 7» ill9- — helping to make wage earners more isetting that of the much decried pen- away' In some lumber room. In a shocking state, al! m...... « JJ conserva- perpetual the two weeks spent In the fresh air homes are 12 15 #3,12 p. m •» :.. sions only remain, Entered by Railroads. m. • tive, and so far as their employers are con- three namely, those payable to covered with dust and grime, and which has Just All sent to 4 p. m "4 never forgotten. In the parties Happy- «; tne Lords Rodney. to the been, purchased by government 5125,- season, ,Highest ten>pera.JuP» yesterday. Ireland, only Central Railroad not only so In but 'Toca! Forecast— To-day end to-morrow fair: help who homes has some particular advantage over the northwest winds Employers those are t:S-*?ty enough mentioned portions It in fact, that will give ample are still in evidence. Thus there is the of the castle having been modernized. so one accommodation others, and at HappyJand it is the freedom from to provide against emergencies of life, perpetual and can be entered by all railroads, viz.: the and | pension of J2.000 a year still payable to has been in the possession of the family of Lord the home is supported by J. N. Lyle, supervises crowding. The Married. the state the system and makes a the heirs of Henry d'Auverquerque. son Talbot de Malahide without interruption since 1174. New Haven A Hartford Railroad. Taylor. Lyle wanted, to de Nassau York. New once or* Lord & Mrs. do TRl»ryi pensions. Every name, who, picturesque place nine Harlem Railroad. notice-, appearing In THE w«H \u25a0 moderate contribution to de- of the famous marshal of the same and when Malahide. a some miles Jersey. something for the tenement children, and In the Marrl*** Dublin, Central Railroad of New be repnbllihed Weekly Tribune wtUMmt been thought out with a favorite of King William 111, invested from was granted to Richard Talbot by I.ehleh Valley Parsons, estab- la the Trt- tail has scientific thor- had been Railroad. early "90s consulted Willard who extra charge. prudent forecast. as a token of the latters good will with the Earl- King Henry 11. The grounds, nobly wooded, con- Reading Railroad. Since Happyland has been oughness and . In England Pennsylvania Railroad (for of local trains be- lished the fund. 1894 dom of Grantham, his tain many magnificent oaks, dating from the days us« SatonSay. "\u25a0*\u25a0** WO*. has been a leap in the dark, into a slough which became extinct at " tween Netv York" and Philadelphia). entertaining 250 girls each season. HOWE-ATrkußntY—Oa -• - there : d*=ath, and with of $10,000 a of the Tudors. The hall of the castle, one of the Erie Railroad. the at Christ Chorea. Dark Harbor. Ma.\u25a0!»' »*». and a perpetual pension Mrs. Lyte. up to the time of her death In SUres. —d the Rn M«reer. daughter of John Tomer Atterbary. •» I.N. F. kingdom, century, West Shore Railroad. of Howe, , grantee." of pensions of this kind, alienated a por- is of the twelfth while over the New York Central Railroad (west sUe trains). home. Last year Miss N>weomb. her sister, had 'Dudley Rogers of Boston. Ma.**. died, mantelpiece of the superb oak room, the panels of Long Island Railroad (North Side division and Bush- r; tion of it by sale for cash, and when he branch). charge of ft. but this season a matron was appoint- \u25a0 : end which are black age. ancient carv- wlclc ?: :::x: his vacation. leaving as his only heiress Henrietta, married to with there is an New four- rapid transit subway from The Bronx by Fresh Air Fund manager. But of marriage* and death* miwt be tador«e4 which, track _ ed the Tribune >'otlce» ; Earl Cowper. she that she had merely in- ing of the coronation of the Blessed Virgin, to the Battery. , Lyle has given much of his leisure to enter- with foil name and sddreaa. found New subway Broad street to Long Island.City. Mr. according to old Irish legend, miraculously disap- from large ;herlted tS.OOO a year of the pension. Her descend- and to Bast New York. taining the children. His estate is near the Will Return to White House by Septem- ants, peared when, the third fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh after the execution of Charles I.the children have been entertained on bis castle re- This would leave the present stations of the home. The ' T\lPn ber 22. Earls Cowper, continued to enjoy this perpetual was seized by the regicide Miles Corbett. grounds, where there is a lake ; they have had appearing in equally Pennsylvania and the New York Central to be used Death anpearins In TECE TRrBf""TE wffl as pension of JS.OOO until it was commuted by the late an miraculous manner after on the great piazza of his home, and fre- notices Sept. mainly for their through trains. parties h« Trt-Weekly Tribune withoot utn oyster Bay, «.—President Roosevelt's \-aca- and last earl, lump the unholy tenant had fled. band to at reposlished ia some thirty years ago, for a be to the quently he has engaged a give concerts tioc, according to the present plans, will come to easy It is in the oak room that Is kept the suit of The station should be where it would Happyland chars-. sum of $250,000. It waf all the more for him of people and the home. All the vegetables used at end on September 22. when he and his family mall, the breastplate pierced by a lance thrust,, advantage of the greatest number In garden, an to do this as he had no children. But the national railroads have been supplied from Mr. Lrle's and the Ana, Max. ManEfeJ. Frederic* W. to the White House for which his day young Lord close proximity to all the elevated ami Edwin. rwiilsrtosi, James B. trfil return the winter. treasury is still compelled to go on paying the re- was worn on wedding by and eggs from his large flock of fowls. A Daren. G. of the present rapid transit subways running through New York. chicken.-* TTCth the close vacation of the Presi- maning fifth of the original pension— that is to Galtrim. the bridegroom of Lady Maude Talbot of large stage has tak-n the parties on excursions, There is such a site bounded by Centre street. — his «4th year ***\u25a0»\u25a0»\u25a0\u2666 \u25a0• dent. Oyster Bay will cease to be the summer cap- say, $2,000 which had been alienated by the first Malahlde. who in the fifteenth century became a and everything that could be done has been done to On rrtday nl«nt. In >- »- the Worth street, the Bowery and Brooklyn Bridge. No in North Columbus ay».. Mount v«ra«m. L-ord are widow on her wedding day. Her tragic story has and well, and not 3»ta and »*•.. Saw ital- Grantham— and its present beneficiaries - The several above named railroads may be brought make the tenement visitors happy Services at Anon Hall. « Park Ttis willbe the shortest vacation the President some of Cohen, who been immortalized by the poet Gerald Griffin in impressed by the thoroughness Tart City, on Monday. September 7. at 1p. m. people of the Hebraic name Into this station by the following routes: one has failed to be had to some year?, if the present plans are certainly the verses In which "he describes how the bridal Suddenly, at St. Paul. Minn.. en Jl*""*!*J1 v»5 can not claim any descent in blood from tunnel from The Bronx under the Har- of the care received. Dt'REN— Daren, *""*!* While it has been short, it has been feast Is disturbed by the cry that the foe is "on the 1. In a Is given the September 3. 1808. a Edwin hush—* of carrier: mttl the Nassau d'Auverquerque, E«rl of Grantham. River, avenue to 23d At Happyland clothing children Bless Daren and »oa of Georjt« B. and MaryMi£-B. point border"; how the bridegroom, with the wedding lem thence south in First may lorr law itnae. unprecedented in of the amount of work done Another perpetual pension still iii existence is avenue, south so that the garments they bring with them Funeral service, win be held at bis guests, sprang to arms defend the threatened street, thence west to Second thence DSen7!092 Newark. N. J-. on Monday. I t>y the President and hls*executive staff. In the that of $50<"' per annum bestowed by King Charles to not suffer from wear and tear. A matron, two at- So. Broad strset. town of Malahide; how. toward evening, news of to the New Bowery, thence to the depot. This sub- September 7. at 2:30 p. m. lS5t month ithad been a not uncommon occurrence IIupon the farmer Penderel, who concealed him tendants, a cook, laundress, two chambermaids, a — the defeat of .the enemy reaches the castle ; how way from the Harlem River south should be a v > UN On September 4. ISO*, to New Tork CKT- •o t»v* tJie President's secretary make a night in the Boscobel oak when he fled from the battle- local waitress and a look after the comforts WiU«b MauJUn. Funerai services at Troy. the bride, beside herself with Joy, goes forth to double decker, the lower four tracks with | dishwasher Fr-temb«- 4. have remained open until 2 and 3 a. m. The driver of the name cf Robert McLaren, who was on two years, end there are nine large room* on the Curtis. No. 71 East 82d St.. on ta^e battle: JKv-'J Railroad. The upper four tracks for the local B. Pend«ltoc. ""unera. sanrtcaa will bm the national campaisn driven !m^ is not small. The peared a most interested listener. This afternoon like this Franz Hals, which was discovered by in to '- was killed in battle fighting for the English in the th surface to allow room for a two-track local sub- cost of the«t-uilding and grounds and the expense Fox and the Rev. Alexander G. Russell, the mere chance when Buttery, the well known picture church, early part of the eighteenth century, draw about way to built of maintenance since the home's inception must Employer. pastor of the were received at Sagamore cleaner and restorer, was summoned by Lord Tal- be over them. \u25a0i \u25a0\u25a0 $4,000 a year, representing a moiety of the original 3. For the use of the Pennsylvania Rail- have been $50,000. John E. Parsons, who entertains Hill by the President. to in consult him about the you want desirable help QUICK"! annuity. It is the portion which has not Ixen bot the castle order to road's local trains between New York and Pnila- fivehundred children at St. H»!en"s Home, at Inter- Do cleaning and restoration of a number of other SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by conarntttatf compromised, and is paid to persons of the name of delphia, the Erie Railroad. Delaware. Lackawanna laken. Mass.. each season, has expended more than SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT. paintings. It seems that the painting was so cov- file of applications of selected aapirants tar Goldschmidt. who obtained it by purchase and not & Western Railroad and the West Shore Railroad. that amount. These men and others look upon the the ered with grime and dust that it required the prac- positions of kinds which has Just been [By Telegraph to The Tribune by virtue of descent or relationship to the Duke of a tunnel with eight tracks crossing under the Hud- fresh air work as one of the most deserving char- various eye to that Newport. Sept. ?.— On th eve of the horse show Schomberg. tised of a man like Buttery reailz'e River from the foot of Chambers and Jay ities in this city, and in addition to the money Installed at the Uptown Office of there was something beneath the ac- son Newport is sray with guests entertaining, to-day of real v*alue streets, • Manhattan side, to near Pavonia given in maintaining the homes frequently give to THE NEW- YORK TRIBUNE. centuries, mag- on the being- decidedly pay for a stormy day. The storm cumulation of the dirt of and how and 9th streets, Jersey City. On the Jersey side the general fund. No. 136-1 Broadway, nificent the really is is demonstrated by just before the show made the management fee' A PEER'S PRIVATE ASTRONOMER. picture four approaches, with two tracks in each ap- Between 36th. and 37th Streets. that, the have c little dismayed, but there are hopes for a pleas- Lord Rosse, whose death has Just taken place, the fact as the funds of the directors of ,proach, running from the river tunnel with IViper ACKXOWLEDGMENTS. Office hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. National Gallery were not sufficient to pay the of an entertainment given at Morris- ant day to-mcrrcw to open the how. was the clever chief of one of the cleverest and cent ascending grade to the surface, one approach Proceeds Ipurchase price, the government a spe- town. N. J.. by a number of young ladies. The largest social affair to-night was the South- most useful houses of the British, or rather. authorized for the use of each of said On the Man- through Joseph K. Kronenberg $27 75 railroads. Subscription ern dinner given at the Clambake Club by Mr. and should say. Irish, aristocracy. For. whereas he, cial grant from the Treasury for the purpose. the Hudson River tunnel to the "L. L. K." 10 00 Tribune Bate* hattan side, from Washington. Conn 50 00 be teal by matl to but address SB Kedmond, him, as an How the picture got to the Castle of Malahide, subways, two Samuel T. Carter. THE TRIBTNE will Mrs Henry 5. with the clubhouse dec- like his father before was famous depot, have four approaches in with Eunice Chapel N. J 20 00 country or abroad and address changed as often as away—in fact, Home. Hill. this your Southern style, and with a colored mln- astronomer, contributing *cry extensively to the how long It had lain there hidden approach, using for that purpose "Friends" 10 00 desired. Subscriptions may be gtv«- to nfoUt orated in tracks in each 3 00 leaving, If mors cocv«nleat. baa* tiua throughout starry worlds, Its history—is altogether thus far unknown. Miss Helen D. Perkins. Hartford. Conn dealer before or. rtre! band singing the dining hour. Increase of our knowledge of the Chambers street, Reade street. Duane street and ••E E. L." 10 00 TRIBUNE OfRoB. by Talbot in at THE were given by Mrs. Gibson Fahne- the Hon. Charles Parsons, is the in- Though the peerage now owned Lord "J. L. R." 300 COPIES. Other dinners his hxother. Th4omas street. SINGLE WEBKXT S eeats \u25a0' which are now taking the of Malahide is relatively modern, having been cre- Railroad having de- Previously acknowledged —aUHII—— — STTVDAT » cents j FAPJISK. stock. Ecerton L Winthrop and Mrs. Oliver vent* of thos*- turbines 4. The New York Central -^ ceat* Talbot of DAILY. 3 c"3".TRI-WE2KLT. 2 Is»lin. place of the former contrivances of propulsion on ated in favor of the wife of Richard pressed their West Side tracks Into a subway, Total. September 3. 1909 125.019 90 Malahide Castle by William yet the Talbots of Hud- Seth Barton French entertained with a luncheon the great Atlantic Ocean liners and big warships. IV. they could then be extended in a subway In Contributions, preferably by check, money or ex- Domeatle Bates. not yet made Malahide the senior branch of the historic street, In Worth BT EARLY MAIL. TRAIS. this afternoon iv. honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pier- The new and fifth Earl of Rosse has are son street to Worth thence east press order, should be made payable to order of the steam science, having given up Talbot family—senior, indeed, to that branch of depot, giving to the West Side Tor allpoints In the United States and Mexico Earl of Shrewsbury and the of the Boroughs el Manhattan A^o, yacht Corsair. his time until now to soldiering, serving Talbot. rapid transit. York. Oibs, Porto Rico. Hawaii and th« PfeillDpiae. wltaont Lord postage. Sir. and Mrs. Mmtan entertained this evening at tinction in South Africa, and holding a commission premier earl of England and the hereditary 6. A two-track local subway in William street, extra expense for foreign Ireland, AND |TRI-WEEKLY: the Graves Point Fishing Club, which is Mr. Mor- of captain in the Irish Guards. But. with the High Steward of is the chief. As such from Broad street to the depot, then In East DAILY SUNDAY: no 73 succession to the DR. RUSTIX A SUICIDE. One Month. V. Months. property. blood that is in his veins, and considering the Lord Shrewsbury is Inthe*line of Broadway build a double deck subway, four tracks Three Months " *= 3<> Twelve\u25a0£ Months. «M gan* »5 00: WEEKLY FARMEH: Carroll wa* also a. luncheon amid which he has been reared from Malahide Castle and estates, as well as to the dig- trains and four tracks for local sub- 8U Mon« 53 Mrs. P^oyal Phelps surroundings for railroad Twelve Months. JIOOO Six Month.. to-day, -while R. I. fsaiiMasfll gave a earliest boyhood, it would be surprising If he. nity of "Lord High Admiral of Malahide and of way trains, to Grand street; thence east to an «~->-1->aY ONLY- TwelTß Months. $1 CO entertainer his Months. «> ALMANAC! Gooseberry Fishing in not. on, contribute his share adjoining," conferred by King Edward River, between L. Rice •Twelve t= TRIBUTEp* InrfllffTliEt the Island Club too, did perhaps later the seas eight track tunnel under the East Mrs. Abbie Signs Statement r>»IT T ONLY" r C°V7. 23 inventor, explorer which is still street, Manhattan, in iDA M IXDS3C: _ honor of Governor James H. Higgins. of farm? to his family, as an an IV by a patent bearing his signature, Grand and Broadway. One Month TKIBUXE Months. »'*» P« Copy. »•» Washington, of New York, is to give a scientist. preserved at the castle. The present Lord Talbot. Wllliamsburg: thence in a subway two of these to This in Omaha. Three TV. D. or a Effect gtx Months. luncheon on Monday in honor of Mrs. James P. The young ear! is a much better looking, and. who is a poet of no mean order, and who has pub- local subway tracks through Greenpoint and Twelve Months. J3J4w Conn.. S*>pt.?. The New Generation," by Jules Eckert Goodman. dampness toe; n*l 0* a, Lee, attended T. Ing til! the boiler explodes." of old fashioned Im- dampproof. Otherwise the causes a DR. STAATS VAN DEURSEN CLARK. *l_^i TwivMonths. J2 ment from Dr. H. who has you crazy. play deals with the reluctance prevents perfect ven- oLatoSa: - Taller & Co.. "The boiler explode^ Why. are Northern European countri-.= to which, though imperceptible, -. Tailer. of the banking firm of preparing migrants from the cast Dr. Staats Van Deursen <^ark died yesterday at Offices^ man:' exclaimed the engineer, angrily, life, tilation and the air becomes sour. Where iron „.,.. ?»o. Nassau street \u25a0was given out to-day: adapt themselves to American conuitions of as imprac- his home, in New Brunswick. N. J.. after suffer- lirntJM. IM - peer out as a dangerous crank. i-= depended upon for waterproofing, U Is No. 15 William street. \u25a0 to turn the years «Bitb a ' found on the East Side in New York The austere ing two from locomotor ataxia. Dr .'lark wlllSTREEt7>FFICE— Br-s-lway. or any AMBt- earl, you work ten min- a d:impproof submarine tunnel. OFFICE-No. 1384 through a retorted the "if traditions of the German Luth- ticable to make in about years UPTOWN "W«D racial and religious to have a was born New Brunswirk sixty ago. \u25a0 agree It is essential utes longer with that lnoat-eTTand 21» 123tn123th - v certainly by Cottreiiy, in a foundation up the No. F street. >--rr.:i-Ka :y- He is will ter enacted Mr. Mann. Mme. it is to know tary Academy, and at once took study of tr»«nNGTON F HEAL"— 1322 indicated by built Through soft mud, gratifying \u0084F FICE-Freder:ck N. Sana**. two operav The engineer, gazing in the direction part, and Edith Browning, were prom- medicine, receiving degree from the CVilege of NEWARK"BRANCH - • character been done where the his street __-____. | ...... n(j un. paled and jumped to stop the engine. that It is practicable, and has No. Broad THE TRIST^s - Ix?rd Bum in his support. Physicians and Surgeons In this city In 1870. He wi'.l Cndfind THE as ; aj •"\u25a0at he . inent construction used. AXf^Rir*.Ns ABROAD recovery say practice was is I "Why the didn't you so sooner?" he the beginning of Mr. beat for t 3—No 62 Montague d» U tour. so. devfl The performance marked married In that year Miss Anna Tanner, of South ti"t-We TRIBUNE, at Dans, taa \u25a0•eek or The cost of building the work as described above of THE j blurted out. Mann's appearance under the management of Will- River. X. J. LONDON^OS" not Cse.oW.flM This amount, when 5 a Hay- F. P. \u25a0Why should I?" answered the peer. "Inever A. Brady, who directed the production in per- would exceed He flrst fo:!.-i*ved his profession in Perth Amboy. N- -d : BODY OF SARGENT CREMATED. iam in comparison with the capitalization and — -aye an opportunity of *e«»ing a boiler considered J%2.**£2JZ£**r. , "Washington, Sept. 6. Following a brief service yet 1 ha>partmfnt of British Association for the Advancement of funeral will be held at his home on Thursday at Continental Hotel newsstand. Max Hollander, director of the German Theatre pany to build and own the structures and operate 0 Labor, Masonic some years ago they jointly submitted Exchange. No. 9 Bus) St. t Commerce and representatives of ence, and here, and yesterday, at the them, the money necessary to carry 2:3"» p. m. Cinrssk the sinking of a in Berlin, has arrived trains through J^rbacf^s ExpressNews* Company. R» Scribe. '•rdfirs. th«; Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen to the a scheme for made in association Astor. confirmed the announcement this proj-ct could be readily procured. American No. 37 Avfr.it i*No^lTIOp«r». and the Army and JCavy Union attended the service the distance of twelve miles or more into Hotel out J. BrVntano-s. shaft to a few days ago, that his players New Sept. B, 190R- NEW YORKER. MRS. EMMA LUDLOW. C m earth, for the purpose of making The Tribune York." Lombard od!er ft Co.. and Union Bank. Tr>-day. which wa« under the auspices of the Broth- the bowels of the this country. Mr. Hollander is [By Telegraph to The Tribune. J GENEVA.— — No*. 2 and. • .^ lower depths. They would come to French. Lemon £ Co- T«B erhood of Locomotive Firemen, of which Mr. Sargent a pcientiflc exploration of Its' managers, and said he ex- Orange. N. J., Sept. 6.—Mrs. Emma J. Ludlow. FLORENCE would be required conferring with several Tornabuonl- \u25a0*ay at one time grand master. A ritual com- estimated that about $25,000,000 company March for REFORM. wife of the Rev. Dr. James M. Ludlow. pastor of Maauay 4 Co.. Backers. pected to bring his here in REPRESENTS CIVIC News Exchange. Vi» >• Monforl% r/'>s<--i] thirty-two years ago by Mr. Sargent was and thai the work would take the Avenue Presbyterian Church. MILAN Saarbacn's for th- purpose of several weeks. of Tribune Munn East Bo«ae and his an engagement T.< the Editor The — So. honorary Acting late at Express Company. read. The pallbearers were Com- fifty years. To the Lord big theatrical my mite to Orange, died this afternoon Norfolk. Conn., American 2 Ferdl-' about of "Iam In touch with several of the Sir I wish to add the demand for HAMBURG r-.lSFioner General F. H. Lamed, T. V. Powderly. Charles, too. Is due th conception th where she was spending the summer. She Is the nami«trasse. brother Interests," he said, "and there Is little doubt that the of Governor H'SRhes. There are Saarbach's News Exchange. burial will be !n the Orr family plot the KNAPP'S bly the only peer of the who the best that our country can offer in the DA VII [\u25a0' Bt >NN~KK In Rural EXcfuAND-^Aiieipnl Hotel. Liverpool; Midland private sents Cemetery, Albany. " Hotel: Knapp"s Band. t*»rn:«-d the -Millionaire Band" prominent members of his household a want lose money, we V .". Hotel. L*e.l»: Midland Hotel.; the drama. While we do not to Marathon. N . Sept. IMft Manchester: QueensWellington. Tunbrtdga Wells; lsy the energetic press asent. b^gan a two weeks' tlie learned Dr. Otto Boeddicker, of speculation. It will be a ttraviford- Hole! MUI-: aetror.omer. are not doing this for land Morecambe Bay. Midland Hotel. D«rSy; \u2666"npagfrr.ent at Amusetr.pnt Park yester- to Hotel. Palisade" Gotting«>n University, with whom he was wont wonderful thing to bring so bin a company to PROMINENT ASEIVALS AT THEHOTELS Hollier-s—Hot*!. Shanklin. Is!e of Wlgat. day. eoncrtF ha.! st. Enoch Hotel. GlasROW; Station Hotel. It wi'l sive afternoon and evenins- spend many long nights, exploring the heavens America, Ishall be satisfied to have even BRYAN, "THE BOY ORATOR." Major SCOTLAND and BEIJIONT- H. C. Cleve. London. BRE3- Ayr: Station Hotel. Dumfries: Station Hotel. Torm- The programme yesterday was interesting, but the reflecting telescope erected accomplishment." Wyman. through th*- immense a small part in its T. the Editor oT The Trtß LIN—G. F. Graniteville. Cal HOL- berry weather was bad and the attendance worse. Charles at his home • LAND—J. F. Macnab*. Mexico. GIBP.ALTAR—HofI Cecil. by the third earl Birr CaaOe. ancestral Sir: Your ani.l- last \\>«-k M Hivan as IMPERIAL— Grand M--J- P. Kiiapp, th« conductor, is a banker and publisher, remains to-day, after A Rathbon*. Elmira. MANHATTAN—W. H Jen- B-P \N Hot*! Continental. Herat. Hotel at iWillow H and which AT BELASCO. "The Boy Orator" was timely and good. It oecuza nir.KS. Chicago. MCRRAY HlLL—Jennings O Cox rlce' Hotel Astoria. Hotel Chatham. Hotel d* cf Binghamton. v.ho runs around with th*? band of than half a century, the largest CALIFORNIANS and Frank Sehurman. Santiago de Cuba. VIC- r\tnen#>. Hotel LiUf et J' Albion. Hot*; St. Jesses. . the lapse more the to me that is not only a perfectly true title for USany Hofl Montana and Hotel Tsjllliin, for amusement. He is not in the ieast like "Dusa, There was n benefit performance at Belasco TORIA—fJeorse W. Robinson, Buffalo. \V-u«- et d* . In the worH would be a k"O(1 '"ampaijen word to pin Paris- Grand Hotel d'Aix md Hotel Splendid Ex- ef Harmony," though. EJs) Bays his ambition l.« to Parsons Theatre last for the Golden Gate Profes- him. but DORF-M. J. YVhittall. Worcester. AU-les-Bains; Hot«i de I'Unlvers. Tours;; ; Birr Castle has been th*- home of the nlrht there. He is and wiil always be celsior. make the band a permanent organization of gentle- every Callfornian in town was on him nnd keep dv Pare. Vichy. this old English family settled in Ire- sional Club, and Hotel — ninn and musicians and Tour. tl«- I'nited States ever since represented by a proxy in the form characteristically immature. He is also every way BELGIUM' Grand Hotel. Brussels; Grand Hotel. BotsJ -, It is a there or was Europe and Hotel \V*ber. Antwerp; 11 «, with it. land, in the reign Of Quet-if Elizabeth. and just now shows THE WEATHER EEPOST. de '.' of a banknote. The net receipts. it was said, M h:is no real principles, -4plen a «— HOLLAND HotSI Indes. Tie The Kuriwas. : to mind the celebrated siege of -would be club Weather and general for Schev raingen. RETURN OF SWEDISH MINISTER. bridge, which call of a for all vote A X SHKRRILL. conditions forecasts Monday and revolution of when Will- fund for the building clubhouse Cali- Tuesday. GERMANY—HoteI Bristol. Central Hotel. Hotel AeSeakii Copenhagen, •>'.-' 6.—After acting as Swedish the castle after the J6BB. pres- Sept. tenantry, -who feel lonely in this big city. At Atlanta. 4. Us* Low pressure Elite Hotel. Alexandria Hotel. Hotel Cobura. Hasan \u2666>!\u25a0,»©>- to Denmark for some month*, Herman de iam Parsons, then its owner, with his fornians over th* northeastern states has been at- Royal. Hotel Russle and Hotel Pariserhof. Berlin; organization gives a welcome hand to tended iluring the last twenty four by In accompanied by his wife and daugh- successfully withstood a siege of fifteen months by ent the hours showers Hotel Kin*of Prussia and Hotel Monopol. Cm>'. !^a4r»rcraii'z. the profession hailing from California the Atlantic and east Oulf states, the lower lake region Hotel Rlesen Furatenhof. Coble&ts; Hotel DtMIK. ters, to-day to his post as Minis- troops King James 11, under General Saro- members of HOME FROM EUROPE. and the Ohio Valley. The rainfall was heavy In th« Cologne: Hotel Hotel left here resume the of employed town at J. M MAYER middle Atlantic and North Bxllevue. Continental s>aali In fact, in outer walls of the who are not or Ret into late states Carolina. The rains Hotel Saroy. Dresden: Park Hotel aad Koymt ter to the United States. He will sail from Bremen tieid. some of the Robert?, Morton, In the last named state caused rapid rises In the Roanok* Ems; Hoi*!. seen, the stone night. Florence James G. Eddie Pusseidor*. Hotel Angieterre. Hotel sfosjsassi on the Kaiser Wilbelm der Gross* September S. ! castle are still to be imbedded in and Cape Fear river*, concerning which flood warnings Westminster. Frankttirt; 1 Came. Lee Cooper and Dorothy Ross- were Sunday Except and Hotel Hotel nnaisi_] ! mortar, cannon balls discharged by Foy, Georgia California Gives Taft Issued on morning. In the district Freiberg; Hotel Esplanade anil Palace H^t*t_ and Sarsfleld'a Mayo Straw Vote on Steamer referred to and the North Pactflc states, weather siege more. Beverly Sltgreaves, Frank and Grace fair Hamburg. Hotel Brasssur. Luxemburg; Haeaf d« WRIGHT TO SEE HIPPODROME AIRSHIPS. i artillery curing the « Is the rule. The temperature has fallen In the lake Mayence: Royal and Cliff Gordon were in for Bryan. region and the upper and Wley, Holland. Hotet and Grand InXj Wright, aeroplane Inventor, Lecky. historian, has much to My of the Tyson, Annie Yeamans 76 Votes to 6 Mississippi Missouri and Msts. Orvllle the who is the It has in the Atlast and Hotel Continental. Hotel Four Seasons sssfl the early A pleasant feature of the entertainment Increased tnld>lJe southeastern Hotel making experiments at Fort Myer for the govern- Parsons family in reign of the Stuart*. the bill. Mayer, Attorney stats* and Tennessee. Hotel de sTaaala. MtialCß. Kaiser.'tof ami: the performance Miss Zena Keefe. a" little Julius M former General of this Hotel Metropole. Nauhelm; Kur Hotel. Xeueaahrj- representative* is not altogether complimentary. But It Is was of The iii'Utaticns point to sho\»-rs in the south Atlantic Wurt»mb»r»»r, Nuremberg: Hotel Jwnt. -.a* intimated la of Shubert and It from Europe yesterday a', Marqtianlt, hardly more than nine years old. state, returned on the An- ;-ra: •\u25a0- M-iine on Monday and over local areas In Uotel Anderson, managers fair to add that the present Earl at Rouse maid } . Stuttgart: B^ar Hotel. Tltiaee; Hotel Nassaucrhof. & of the Hippodrome, tliat he Ionly was met down the Bay the SiHith-tm on Tuesday; in other districts the weather r«nt creation, and not chor liner California. Be continue fair. temperature will b» lower Palact> Hotel. Hat.l Imperial. Hotel R»»* .'I will co- here and inspect the stage airships that I bears titles if a is de- Ken, »l!l The cm Hotel. Wlisb&iien: aad SUFFERING WITH BROKEN LEG by a with •tea M. Mr leader of th«s Tuesday in the Ohio Valley, and the interior of the middle Park IXotrlIwJlaerhof Hotel art Isrended from, but merely related as a collateral to. CORONER tusboat. Bristol. WUdu--.t«n. to be novel features of the big spectacle at the Ist Assembly District, and several of his political At.antic htatss at»l TyrsJ.', of the was a Castle the Hr.er up the Bay. ti brlik west and northwest; ml.!•!!<• Atlantic coast, light • Parsonstown, founded by the Parser* occurred last Friday, when th* followed wesierly; south Innsbruck: Kop's Hotel. Konig*vtl!i». Fnnienbad; rehearsal Friday night, and the wan !midst of day. The accident too to to fresh, -.an. mostly Atlantic coast. an-,1 on nine \u25a0I have been away long know anything tiulf toast, light, variable: on the lower Hot 1* the porters. only thing I that light to fresh variable. Hot* I sorts treasures art h.7-tory.h.7- Bay Perry's cave; "The know is we had Jungfraubhck. InrwUken: Hotel Beta Site. t*u,-! night and day, and by Wednesday night there will with all of of and Put-in to visit Commodore the — sanne: Hotel. MalcvJa; Hotel crowded a BtrsYl* \ote on board a few days out from Glas- Kom-uKt for Special Ij«Ij« »lltie<». For New England. Palae* B«!moa«j tory. »m*—a; the features of the extern*! place was bodly lighted and he fell against a stone. Montreax; Hotel Tttuaerhof. Than. be a. new ship ready for the final rehearsal. The and gow, and while no campaign speeches were made, Monday, except . aiiowers In Maine; Tuesday fair, park are the wonderful box trees. right leg was broken ai>ove the ankle. fair on ITALY—HoteI Excelsior. Grand Hotel. Hotel «nip will be employed in a sp*-cta<--le called "The gardens and His Just 76 for Taft and 6 Bryan. w«»t and northwest wtnds. Savoy Hotel. Rome: Hotel ViJSa lIWJ height, a growth by set immediately, had to bt> reset at the count showed for. fresh to brisk and d*sMa7~Hal Battle In the Skies." Mr. Wright informed the 25 to 30 feet in asserted It was but unique vote, For E&ntern New York, fair on Monday aad Tuesday. nobble. Eden Palace Ho.si aad Sxray Heasf ! There's one thins about that no one west to winds. Hotel TO)*, management he here , expert* to be unique. The new Lord Roasa Buffalo on Saturday. Now there is a likelihood --- ~' fresh northwest Oawta. «s 1* MUaa. Hotsi Daisssl that if should come he would : Pcsssrlruua, - asked for •> recount." » t \u25a0': x. For Bastsru Uir en Monday; aUapU/ «vnd Craad. iiotai, VsaJcs* \u25a0 only. th« en* have reset again. . . \u25a0*\u25a0« list »«>eotß«*s-tBBa one ci the *Ure£i?a. !mu*t be «ultß rich. tor not are that It\u25a0will to bo .
