NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, MAY 11907. 7 the famous John Gaunt. After the count's of •Bornrtf. * CZAB PUTS LID ON. death tho Duke of Lancaster had to fight for his THE EDUCATION IN CHINA. Vanilla I*Pur» rood.1 wife's inheritance, and when be returned to Eng- HISPANIC MUSEUM. snjsic. land and settled there he brought back with him as many as posslblo of the red roses, known then Dr. Pott Urges Establishment of Married. "Xicholas Stops Gambling as , Manias;* appearing- the as the roses de Provins, which was easily cor- FOP. notices In THE TKIBTrVE STUDY OF SPAIN. University. MR. SCHEOEDER'S FAREWELL. he rep bll,het merely for Uir> Buppresukwi of gambling, but caster." They both lie burled In Westminster Ab- the collection of art subjects were discussed. A remarkable spirit of as«l.,tMby the 6. P. *Un£ and objects by Rubinstein with Courtland Palmer, and the •on. * Rer. D. Parker Morgan. for the clodlns cf all those social play- bey, and their tomb Is covered with sculptured historical and books In the library and harmony was manifested by the representatives of dd usMer °* **•uu Henry EI«Sor clubs when transcribed violin sonata by Locatell! with Mr. I *«Kt?"iS3s Ins caria for money Is found to roses, museum of the Hlspanlo Society of America, In the seventy denominations present. £o. prevail. There His descendants naturally retained both Audubon Park, Zach. of the Boston Orchestra. Also upon the MACCRArKEX— hare i-.os-n previous manifestoes ab<>ut 130th street, near Broadway. is be- Dr. F. 1* H. Pott, president of St. John's College. HAIA—On Monday. April .t the sambßng Ms badge and his armorial bearinsrs; and thus It quartet when, between the sonatas, it played » 190T artanla at Sl Petersburg in pushed as rapidly as possible, and the library Shanghai, son of James Pott, of New York, made • aortas the prrsent and whs thai ths rose became Identified with the royal may Beethoven's In E flat. Op. 127— played It during tha prfvloua Jgn. i'Mt Lancaster, be open to the public In the fall. But so ex- the chief address of the day and presented the Quartet hitherto the hn- house of from which the present reign- with a splendor that It has not always peri-.l directions tensive Is the work that It Is Impossible resolutions on education, which formed the chief commanded Sl A XEH~At nbo'it the matter have remained ing family of England Is descended. I>?t mo add now to at Its regular concerts, notwithstanding that the , the Men«>r»*> Chapel «f tha Good to .-1 BTcat extent a dead say within two or three months exactly subject of debate. Dr. Pott, in part, said: "hl?h7rY i^ .letter. General Drat- that the ruins of the Castle of Provins still exist, when the last movement was Interrupted by the breaking of however, opening will take place. Some the ch Etich as admit no traction, both have as many as one thousand than a decade, revolutionizing the age-honored address. a close- of last ninth Crusade. cards referring to learning:— product der was detained while Mr.Schlrmer read a farewell NiCholaK and Ills being the and them. It fa thn object classic the ofcenturies ofOriental con* >ri firmly resolved to of th« librarian and the scholarship. The home churches should be urged and presentation address from a bound volume Blamp out that play at cards society to have development blgh which is the the cross-references as complete to realize the necessity of the further containing the signatures of about half a hundred Died. curse of Russian lifo, and responsible MRS. LOWTHER'B LIFE AT TANGIER. as possible. There ore fifty of Christian education so that the opportunities I Death for n.lne- over thousand volumes now presented may be utilized to the fullest ex- admirers who had contributed to the purchase of notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE win b* tratbi of ofTicial dishonesty Lowther, tho accomplished nnd beau- In the library i»publl.|,r.l ,-,..... the »md for the social Mrs. Gerald on both ancient and modern Spanish tent. The fact that China Is now exerting herself th« gift. Later there was a supper at the Cafe dcs In The Tri-Weekly „,.,.,„ extm demoralization^ tiful daughter of Atherton Blight, of Philadelphia, and Portuguese subjects. to Introduce a better system of education should Beaux Arts the \u25a0 cont.-nt has |ust brought out n book In London deserlt'trijr Tho in lead the missionary educators to play cards Wi- collection the mueeum was made by forts to do more efficient work than has been done fifteenth season of concerts by the Knelsel Quartet Ametieaiw and In s most entertaining fashion her life nt Tangier, Archer Comstock. Minnie T. Hust.ee. Augustus * Western nations In Reneral. that M. Huntlnj,ton. who endowed the Hispanic In the past. In New York. Uppermost in the minds of concert 1.a.hw00.1. aull«n I» a is to say. her husband, formerly secretary of tho must I^-ds. John W. In a sensible fashion, keeping their wits where Society and gave It the land upon which the Tho importance of union effort In education patrons and commemoratora was the question Elting. Henrietta C. Moore. .-onutanc* R. : Embassy Washington, represents mu- be strongly emphaslzezd. In no other phase of Carolina W. She about them and the stakes" In relative moderation, British at now seum It Is purpose of work, raised by Farram. *'" ** D«rd. John E stands. the the society and perhaps. Is It more apparent. Especially Is The Tribune's article, published yester- Tr.ursby. Helen X. no one would dream of offering any objection to King Edward us minister plenipotentiary. Mrs. education, whero \u25a0!?"V Mr. Huntlngton to make the museum and library this true In higher or university day, whether or not the KneNel Quartet had passed lllam £ Trirre. Florence P the pastime. But the Slav and Tartar characters, Lowther deserves no little cro«lit for reinalnins large equipment is required. So far. aside from away SH2 . *«« a * as useful as possible to students and literary men. theological and medical schools, missionary Insti- with the passing of Mr. Schroeder. A definite *| *""*». which toother cxi to malci up the nature, by her husband's side at his post. For the climate ! £T£Cl Russian The museum Is an adjunct to tho library. A tutions have done nothing to develop professional and final answer to the question cannot be given. are always prone to swnselrss extravagance and life nt Tnnpier, as elsewhere in Northern and science in poll- student In the library, reading of pottery schools or schools of applied and tech- Tho business manager of tfco Philadelphia Orchestra I STOCK— In FrOTidenef., R. I Arm 29 tics and Africa, to tho pood of the nology. Therefore, able to tv,m»tork, . Minn!* sociology, nay, e-wj Central nre terribly trying the Church has been Tnwnsend daughter of In philosophy, and fourteenth century, for Instance, may go upstairs visited Mr. Knelsel had the lata Captata particularly in the looks of European American women. More- do very little towards training men to fill posi- yesterday, but after he J"wph J. Cbrastock. of this city. Interment la FtotU- matter of vices. Nowhere are and and there find on exhibition an example of the very tions, now open to young men, In building rail- (rone back to Mr.Knelsel was not willing Immorality over, always a certain amount of risk of ways, nil home. drunkenness. and Rambling carried to there Is thing of which he has rend. He study the opening mines ana developing new Indus- to say more than that his relations with the Insti- DASIUVOOD—*t more feint; nnd the. other may tries. government attempting to do this, j Morris Heights.. New York City, en. Insane length* thin In the dominions of the either captured by Raisull The. is tute Bund«y. April 1807. Oulian Ijidlow else of thing from "life." but present re.glme religious of Musical Art. to which he Is bound by tn« » to Czar, of which the population of lmr.cllt chiefs who Infest Morocco, or bein^ under the of Intol- not only tor of IM year of his of pneumonia, DashwoS.funeral from th« German Among most In erance Christian students study In the gov- contract services as professor vio- St. James's asre. speaking provinces leaven, attacked and by crazy fanatic, who the Interesting objects thf» mu- cannot lin playing, Church, Fnrdham. on Wednesday at constitutes the and the murdered some ernment schools. but also for a series of chamber must-* ea wlilme*t traln * II paradise seum to students of Hispanic subjects Is a pair of the concerts by the quartet bearing his name, were S;.m' !avln Grand Centra! Poles make th« usrs, frivolous froth. fancies that he can attain the Moslem For this and other reasons committee pro- under fetation. SZ*«1«>:33. at Pordham depot. Nicholas, by slaying bronze Arabic doors, which flank the main en- roses that the Centenary Conference take steps consideration by the. trustees of the Institute. who Is a far more level headed man a Christian. looking large From Philadelphia was learned that th« execu- ELTl.vr_On April * Illness, Then, trance. Those doors mosque. toward tho establishment of a cen- It *>. after «h.>rt at tb* fit% and infinitelymore courageous than asserted by the too, the Kngllph Legation, though com- came from a Cairo tral university as post-graduate school for tho tive committee of the guarantors had agreed to en- 1olnts House of Industry, Henrietta C. daughter They were according a gage Mr. the at malcontents of fortably furnished, la most disagreeably placed. built, to data In Mr.Hunting- Christian colleges of the empire. An International Kneisei as conductor for a '.hreeyear late WIBm an.l Lydta Elting. of Kingston. X. T. his awn nation and by Ignorant term, but that Thursday. May It ptnmls outside, city, overlooking :ho ton's possession, by a Mameluke general. Barkok, and Interdenominational representative committee the final decision would be left to the * iat -4:30 p. m.. at the scribes abroad, has bad an opportunity of ascer- Just the be body of guarantors. r^r T V?*IS Worth nt city. Kingston papers pleas* Hut the In 1381. Authorities say should appointed by tho Centenary Conference copy . taining that the cause of nearly all that venality marketplace nnd nlso the harbor. back on the subject they are to consider the advisability of establishing a looks to cemetery, where, In spite, of Interesting nR showing the character of Arabic Christian and dishonesty which are the bane of Russia and on a native university for the whole of China, and. in EAST rAn.VAM-At New Haven, Conn.. Tuesday. April «n. tin- promise of government given r>.t the t!m<> art before the Influence of Christianity began to rase In the opinion of the members the project SIDER3 IN OPERA. larollna Wells Farnam. widow of the late Dr. the obstacle to reform Is gambling:; that when a the Is Judged expedient "ror.son Farnam. Oeorca when the legation built, thnt no mor« bo felt. Is not bit In the whole and practicable,, this commit- East Sid'; members of the People's Institute pro- Funeral services at her residence. naval, military or civil official renders himself was burials There a of life tee Fhould b© authorized to present the cause to the »©. 3. Hli:nou«e aye., Thursday afternoon at 2:30. puilty of embezzlement, of fraud and of corrup- should be permitted, they still continue to f?o on Intricate design of their massive twelve feet. In home chambers, to raise funds for the university duced the two operas "Cavalleria Rusticana" and Please omit flowers. without Interruption, notwithstanding the protests the centre of *-ach and to effect Its organization. "IPngllacd" last Carnegie — tion. It is. In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, in Is a tremendous knocker, and night In the Lyceum. FRAZEE At New ProvMenc*. N. J.. April I»*T. Of Hritlsh envoys. It would l»- bad the These, Margaret a«e,l ». order to obtain the means 10 pay off those so-called successive design, composed chiefly of raised shields and Th« speakers at night were the Rev. Dr. D. R. amateurs belong to the institute's Club A. in L.. wife of Orion Fra»*e. M years, enough If !):<\u25a0 wen- buried Western fashion. carved weapon 1,. which funeral service at her late- residence. New Providence. "debts of honor" contracted at cards. Ho appre- bodies forms, radiates from these. Anderson. Sir A. Simpson, of Cambridge Uni- a number of members have for several years N. J. on Friday. May a 2:30 p. m. Car- '<\u25a0<\u25a0', ground, hut In versity, 3. 1907. the fact that he can at once put a stop f\\ under accordance with and J. W. BaJihford. been making a study of literature, drama and art. rlasres at Murray Hl!l station will dm train tearing ciates If they lf-ft CHANGES IN ART TRACED. New at 12 o'clock (D. R... to carnM'.rg more to bring about Oriental custom up virtnuny al IVS The cast of "Cavalleria" Included Mrs. Francis Tork U 4 W. H. be will have done vault, It Is possible, say administrative integrity than anything dee that ground, with a little, kind of brick two or students of the subject, to Motley, Mrs. Henrietta WakefleM, George P. GUlet. GILES— On Tuesday. April *>. William <>«.i»n Giles, son three feet high, covering them These bricks, held trace tho changes In the character of Spanish. COLONIAL FREFERENI K. Irvln Meyers and Christiana George, while Miss of the. late Oeorire WaaMasl \u25a0 t.il Elizabeth Oglai he could devise, and that it Is hopeless to dream of (..lies Funeral Milkil will he h-11 at Bt. Andrew's together by mud, nre constantly bclnjr disturbed Moorish and Arabic art from these doors through Olive Ulrica. Alfred B. Dtckson and Thomas W. Jrotestant Episcopal tny fora as lons as the mania for high play con- Hlndley Bang leading "Pagliacci." •venue, Church. 127' th street and Fifth by the pariah dogs which infest Tangier, every one of the largest In existence the roles In en Friday. May 3. at p. m. Parts papers tinues to prevail. as collections of Span- — please copy. other town nnd villHße In the Orient, and the ron- ish tiles from tho fifteenth to eighteenth cen- The Attitude Canada Mr. While the {rambling mania pervades every class tho of G K X~ sequence the effluvia from the cemetery, tury. These tiles are OF ?, At M.rrtstr.wn. N. J.. April 2-*. Charles of the social scale In Russia, it Is at its worst In is that called in Spanish nzulejos. "BACKPONE SHUBERTS BROKEN" 11. Green. Funeral services his 1907. legation, meaning at late residence. No. 23 the highest ranks of officialdom and of th» grand especially when the wind in toward the from nzul. blue. The old Spanish tile Deakin Appeals for Australia. Atno aye.. on Wednesday. May 1. at 3 o'clock. are simply unbearable makers used much blue In their — HAM inoncit*. Some of the members of the reigning fam- decoration. London, April The Imperial Marc Enter*.1 Into rest. April 30. l»07. at Broob*ida It is understood, however, that Gerard i. N>. 209 West late Emperor Alexander 111 often intimated to King Edward has developed of lite a very mystified more thnn ono student. It represents a most Important subject. that Bhuberts had no The than ally PTth ft.. Tuesday. April 30. at 8 p. m. Interment at duchess disapproval of the encour- pronounced Hkinsr for young Winston Churchill. He, body lying on a bier. It Is clothed In other alternative to themselves with the Wood lawn. the grand his armor and Sir Wilfrid I-aurler explained the position older organization. high life, k*pt Mm entourage throughout the bier Is heavily draped of Mr. Klaw denied emphatically agement which she gave to gambling In In his Immediate Standing about If In Canada, saying I.EF.PS-AI Stamford. Conn.. Monday April 2!>. 1907 at that she was content to adhere that Mr. Belasco had been invited to the th» residence parents. her conduct in the matter led to her estrange- the greater part of bis st.iv at Blarrita, and martial array .ire many soldiers, with their pikes Join new of his No. B«> Suburban avenue. and to the resolutions of the conference of organisation, or that It was even Intimated John William. only child of Charles H. an.l Agnes sister-in-law, now the widowed Churchill's return to England h:\n be< n followed by and lances Flittingabout the room and alighting 1002. that MacQulzery ment with her Alfred Deakln. tho Australian Premier, his company was L*eds. This is a matter In which the Bmnress the announcement nf hlsVlevatlon to membership \:\ on the body and bier are numerous butterflies or sub- desirable. Czarina. mitted "The truth said, MOORE—Entered Into rest at her residence. No. ifA daughter-in-law, the reigning Czar- the Privy Council, which is regarded in London as bees. The whole group Is Inclosed a spiked a resolution asking on behalf of the of th!s whole matter." he "Is Jefferscn ar»., N. J., April mother anl her In and Elizabeth. 2s«. ir»>7 Con- Vladimir •I r tken -'f royal favor rather than as n p< lltl< ! fencelike structure. commonwealth preferential treatment by the he aid which were promised stance Rosalie, wife of Thomas Moore an.l dauchter of ina. are united, and ifthe and Duchess h^r!the Bhuherts.'^Nancesand which they depended the late promotion. -\u25a0 \u25a0•\u25a0 any had on a Bacon Talt. of Richmond. Va. Notice of epends so .nuch of her time abroad It is because The bonor does n< I hi n In- It has been th« endeavor of Mr. Huntlngton in I'ntted, Kingdom to colonial products and man- the time their so-cnllM Independent funeral hereafter. pay, 1 h, T Secretary f.TTn..|. " - circuit wni friendly terms crease of Ms wl as Lnd< r fBl mnklne tho collection to have It typical rather ufactures. spoke for two hours, never mat la and that the Shuberts she has long since ceased to be on than He- during were practicallyIl SHF.PARD— On Monday. April 19. Tf»f>7. John E. Shepard. f.,r the Colonies, amounts t0 57,500 a ye ir; but it adds Thus, which the "dumping" abandoned to their own efforts in with the Emperor and the two Empresses. elaborate. there are few duplicates Itfgoea he dwelt on by foreign bj the men who promised them the S3d year of his ago. Funeral services st his enormously to .".i* official »tatua and political pres- deeply Spanish-American countries of commodities Into Australia, espe- 'Procuring assistance In the late residence. No. 272 Lafayette are.. Brooklyn, N. T.. Into and Mexican sub- way^of and equipping attractions.. This on evening. NO MORE CARD PLAYING AT CLUBS. tige, endows him with the prefix of "Rigb.l Hon- Jects, artistically cially referring to agricultural Implements from ..-,! to the building and leasing W«da«sdß9 May 1. at S o'clock. both and historically. munities of theatres in com- \u25a0 States, which, paid, where It On April Only those who have lived In St. Petersburg 'can orable" to his name and Invests him «itt all pori the United against he pro- Wai Impossible tO Ret the DUblic TIU'RSBT- Monday. ?S>. Helen M. Thursby. Till-:HISPANIC SOCIETY. tective measures had been taken. Mr. Deakln support for additional theatre,, and many of the widow of th- late Rodney Thursby ar.l daughter of th» what the suppression of gambling by the of i>rl\ n. i^e:- and precedence In h \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0:!'.\u25a0: theatres of the Independent late Martin In her 72d year. Funeral realize The Hispanic Society of had not concluded when tha conference ad- "so-railed circuit were private. KaJbflelsch. honestly executed, will really mean to of- tions. as well is nt court un should hare iri, They are all men had \u25a0 Florence wife of William. H. Trippe. Funeral ser- gr*at nobles, of the leading stau-smen, of th« the which Winston terday, nt the close of they at her No. the 1;!.- who have accomplished something ment, *.<.•.:], which sent out a state- vice late home. 572 High St.. Newark. OB Court, of the official played in his biography of father In deall g In the work of onrruAUV. which in part: Wednesday. May 1. at 3 p. m. highest dlgnttartes of the "It is purpose with the quarrel of the late Lord Randolph with research In Spanish history and literature. They our to conduct our various enter- 1 world, of the army, of the navy ami of the civil • prtfes on Strictly Independent lines. WASHBCRN— Entered Into rest at his home. Indian •'.t. The (juarrel arose from are scattered nil over the world and nro working pendent Our" inde- Field. Greenwich. administration to whom high play at cards is as Interests will remain Independent Conn.. April 28. ir«>7 Norman Shel- Randolph's of the cause 'f h in the «f the society. BARON DE ROS. don washburn. Funeral »ervtre» at the Second Con- «xia'ence as food li«>rd espousal Interests gregational tndUipenaabla a feature to their brother, "f ;. Church. Wednesday. May 1. 1907. at 2-33 lant but misguided the late Duke M.-ri- .-• society publishes books, pamphlet! and maps London April 30. -Huron D*> Ros, premier baron P. m. Carriages cr.d drink, and who win. Ifdebarred therefrom, ex- IN will m.-et trains leaving Grand Central borougb, and it served to embitter ins character, on Hispanic subjects, and this, it la expected, to- Of England, died on his Irish estate. Old court. NO BREAK AGREEMENT. Station at 1:04 p. m. Burial private. perience the sf-r.se of desperation as a mor- same to affect his life and to mar his car- \u25a0\u25a0• *!..-r with the will make It and Its Strangford, County Down, last night. when deprived of his fa- endowment phine or calne fiend MARyriSE I>F. FONTENOY. museum nnd library self-fruntnlnlnr. j CEMETERIES. Moreover.; the principal clubs, the Rea Says Pennsylvania. vorite <3rug. "It is the Intention of the society,'' said Mans- Dudley Charles FIU-Gerald De Roe, K. P., K. C. Vanderbilt and THE WOODL\H> Club, the Yacht Club, the \u25a0>\u25a0 CEMETERY BOH»£ed English x CONSUL GENERAL'S SILVER WEDDING. fleld I*HUlhouse, the society's secretary, In i>;-oa!t- v (i. J. p., D. 1., was born in Hrlghton. England, Gould Lines Still Together. Club, etc. at St. Petersburg, Stick the Automobile Club. Flgueredo, Ven- Ing of the museum to a Tribune reporter yester- on March 11. 1*27. He went to Eton and entered of card tables. With- Carlos Ueiiito Consul General of Samuel vice-president all exiit entirely by means i day, "to n;ak-- It possible In New York to the Kimt LJfe Guards In 1*45. becoming major and Rea. of the Pennsyl- Is readily accesstMe by Harlem trains from Grand esuela In city, and Befloi i \u25a0\u25a0 hero vania Railroad, 1 entra; them they could r..»t live. Yet General Brat- this succeeding to was in this city yesterday, Station. Webster artl Jerome Av.nue tro;>- * out orated their silver wedding la-t night :it their study the history, language, literature and art of lieutenant colonel In Ms\ and tho and his and hr carriage Lots up the name of the Tzar •\u25a0'\u25a0 at if representative said f123 Telephone 1555 ebewski announces in home-. No. 41= Central West Ampng the the ri;:i:ilsh and Portuguese. At tne pre-«»-iit tit:-, command of the regiment In Mai. He was commis- there was no truth in the re- Oramercy for Book of Views or representative. played there he will Park Ported disruption OfBc». 20 East I1:;.'I1:;.' St New York oards are \u25a0 general the community . City. he discovers that ; ondred or more gnieKts at I and dinner the Spanish and Englisn peoples do not under- sioned major In 1*77 and was rettred with of of Interest prosecute agreement -Jp the elu'm and the offenders. • \u25a0 away general In He served which has existed between the deso were several members of the consu >rps stand each other It :\u25a0\u25a0 out purpose to do the rnnk of lieutenant ISSX. bilt, Vander- CNDEBTABER3. circTiir.sftncs. ruin all the * this misunderstanding. continuously equerry th»» Gould and Pennsylvania roads In Under the confronts Flgueredo, who is tl •\u25a0 n if the late Gen- with as to Prince Consort from relation to tuba of St. Peters- Sefioi "We expect to make tim library and museum of then the coal territory south FRANK F. CAMPBELL CO.. 241 .1 West 23d St. smartest snd most exclusive !•\u25a0\u25a0 a 1553 until Prince Albert's death. In nVI, and of Pittsb-.irsr. so far, at Chapels. IVlvate and public ambulances. 1324 Emperor eral lnt'M-<-Kt from ronun.-rclnl point of ii-« in well least, as Tel. Chelsea. burg, and society is convinced that the cr:'l politics the of General P as from that of ar* and literature. Instance, became equerry to Victoria. H" was ap- the Pennsylvania was concerned. He In In time For Queen also 3*1,1 Stephen the under- impossible \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 - if It interests any to what Spain firm IST; thnt R»t. Merrltt. world-wMe-known crazy and as as bis an- : la a close one and out pointed a lord-uvwalttng to the Queen In and he knew of no more being by has become as served t.:s countr] :• . i-:-'l began Importing Africa, made taker: only m p\nr<- of hnstneas. «th Aye. and 10th assigned from North or. to come occupied reappolnt- the New York Central St.: Urges,- In th» world. (Tielsea. cestor. Czar Paul. friend of President Castro. Before being nearer home from the Americas, h« curl come up tho i>ost for fix years He was or the Goul.l Interests to Tel. 124 and 12.'. to Ki* present post In New Fork ( here hen v. \u25a0 are open and find a boos which will ed In IMand served for seven years more Hit threaten the harmony which has prevailed. NOW IX DANCER. !•\u25a0!! him what wants to Then, County County "Th.« rumors which have rls.-n In regard CZAR'S LIFE !ar offices r:t Curacao and Trinidad. B< he know. perhaps, Irish estates In Down and M>ath matter,.! said, tr> thfa spared Em- he can go to ti..- museum and s<-»» the tiling or \u25a0 In extent. He was a he "appear to be the outgrowth of The revolutionist* untO now have redo was before her mar l^oulse representation it. simply were more than 3.500 acres 11 discovery by s«.m.> one that Pennsylvania Special Notices. • \u25a0 \u25a0 of This la an illustration the Is wife, have spared I'aloaf.", on< f tl \u25a0\u25a0 "-\u25a0 . as. Her father, Conservative politics nnd a of the Prot- making peror Nicholas, have spared Ms > alcaflo, was and must not Ik- taken" at* meaning that that very «n member some Improvements and rxtenstona of the frequently Di Bduardo .: prominent dli thing Pittsburg. Chart lers Voughlogheny his children; although their lives were nnrl ptatcsinnp. unrt many high can be don* estant Church of Ireland. ft Riilroad. h'-i'i barony was created In 12*4. and take* Its within reach. one rhild, Mr. HlUhriiiHe Is an active member of the Amer- new. as the work has been under way for a year. POSTAL INFORMATION, that Nicholas means well, that he Is Imbued with Beflor and Beftora Pigueredo have ican Society, which building name from Rob. of Hamlake. or Hshnslsy, York- The Ohartlera Southern was organized some time RE- [ta Gloria Plgueredo Numismatic Is a married, ago carry liberal and humane principles, and that If be I* home on ground given by Mr. Huntington, next uhlre. Lord De Hot whs twice first to to on these improvements and exten- GARDING INCOMING AND to sions, which Include th.> .>... them freer than has the Hispanic library and museum Elizabeth, daughter of the second Bar! of Wil- conversion of pres- prev<":TPd from giving rHn MEN IN ent gauge line to a standard road. OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE THREE KILLED C. P. WRECK. secondly, to Mary Qeraldin*, daughter of narrow gauge be<--:i the cafe it is on account of the disloyalty MONET NEEDED FOR NUMISMATICS ton and Branches will U> a; different points FOUND Fort William. Ajirll SO— A Cdna.lhiri Pai lfl< the. Rev. Bit \V. It. Mnhon. She ami the Hon. lit-..-, constructed WITH THE SHIPPING and hostility of his uuei'tiui and hi'- officials. If $26,000 to complete Dawson, daughter by along the extending Into various sections of About is needed the home for Mr«. Anthony his his tlrst the coal Reids, to give better service, NEWS ON PAGE S. any ett^Tnj.t on Vie of Urn Czar be made in freight tridn, eastbound, ran Into a washout sev- the Numismatic Society, and Mr. HUlhouse, wife, survive him. Ills popularity and long con- but this does the as a to not mean any antagonism to the other railroad In- may '\u25a0 laid he door, enty-five miles f-nst of here last r:ik'Kt, and th< tinued prominence n« court were due his social the m-ar ruture It safely at member of the building committee, has .sent out his military or political terests, nor the breaking of any agreements." reactionary e!,j;i:if (i Breman killed qualities rather than to not of th<-- terrorists, but oi the gr«?at «-r. and a foreman were circular!! not only to members of society, II-stood as a fln*» example of th* best the but eminence. Tribune Subscription Rates. world and corrupt offlcialdrm. Many rulers of over typ« of th» old school English gentleman. also to bankers and financial men all the A FULDA PLAY AT IRVING PLACE. by Russia, majority them, hay»- per- TARIFF AGREEMENT ADOPTED. THE TRIBUNE .»tll be sent mall to any address la a vast of Indei '!. country. this country or abroad, and address changed as It Is Mr that ami men I.udwig Fulda'a drama In verse. "Der Helmllche often aa rs*!^ by rwison and by violence. But with the Herlln. r!l ».—The Ffdernl Council to-day Hillhouse's idea bankers MRS, HELEN M. K. THURSBY. desired. Subscriptions may be given to your regular Ai Konlg" ("The Secret King"), last 1 folitary ptkn of 11. the murderers provisional ':irin of finance generally should be as Interested In col- was presented dealer befi-re lea ing. or. if morj convenient, hand them « Alexander passnrt the Gennan-Anierlcan ar- lecting coins as they are In collecting coin. Ac- Mrs. Helen M. Kalbflelseh Thursby. widow of night nt IrvingPlace Theatre, the performance in at THE TRIBCNE office. in \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 case have been members of the nobility pointed out to the rangement. cordingly, he lias thousands all over Rodney Thursby. who at one time was County being s benefit for Max Haenseler, a member of SINGLE COfEsi and big dignitaries of the official world. Under th« country that the Numismatic Society during of Kings County nnd who took an active part SUNDAY. 6 cents) WEEKLT FARMER. 3 cents fifty years of lih existence haa collected 87,000 Clerk th«» Irving Place company of long service ami well DAILY. 3 cents! 2 the circumstances it 1? difficult to refrain from IS GOING ON TO-DAY. the politics, died suddenly at her TRI-WEEKLY. cents WHAT coins, making probably the largest collection In In Democratic home. merited popularity. This work of Ft:lda hi \u25a0 poetic the npprelienrion that the recent of the Czir of the this country of the largest In the world. 4th street. Wllllamsburg, Monday Dgmmllr Karen. edict Fourteenth annual convention International Kin- and one No. 160 South comedy, romantic In spirit and strikinglyIncontrast against gunbltag renders moro prave than hereto- dergarten Union, morning minion at to o'clock, Besides this, there will be available, really as part evening, after a long Illness. Mrs. Thursby was a BY EARi.T MAILTRAIN. ("<>llen<-'; afternoon sessions at 3 p. m.. round of •; • same collection, Spanish and Portu- with his satirical attack! In prose drama on Ger- fore, the reril to his drsys. and that ifhe succumbs Teachers 30.000 daughter the late Martin KalbHeisch, who For a!l points In the United States and Mexico (outside tat.le at Teachers Ooll«*». round table at De Witt guese coins belonging to Hispanic Society. of man social hypocrisies. The action takes place in of the Boroughs of Manhattan and Th« Bronx). Also anywhere In the near future to an untoward fate session, a p. the served two terms as Mayor of Brooklyn. She was to Clinton High School; evening m.. car Then, too, Mr. Hillho'is« points out, them nre seventy-one years ago and 11 Britain toward th»» of the cycle Cuba. Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines without his murder, many negie Hall. many the city born In Now York Ithe close Arthurian and extra expense for foreign postage. us In the case of so of his large Individual collections about age to Brooklyn with her parents, sad king fi herdsman, School for f;irls. glad to In of six moved the secret is who is loved and predecessors on the throne, may i.<» escribed not Open Ins; Any at th« Manhattan Tra DAILYAND SUNDAY: (TUI-WEKKLY- 2.1*1 strset, 11 a. m. to ii p. Numismatic ltn settled married by the supposed queen of a descendant of One Month. $1 Six to the masses, honestly earnestly No. 2'« to 213 Bast m. the hands of th« Soetetv when died The funeral, which will bo private, will be ©O[ Months. 73 whom he is and b i> in. to 10 p. ro. building completed. Thn building will be Arthur, is Three Months. 12 4" Twelve, ami • new Is held at Christ Episcopal Church. who.-.- death concealed from ike public $3 Months. SIM seeking to help, to blue blooded «nd May breakfast the Now York 'it Mothers' Club, Hotel fireproof and would Insure the collections against Six Months. WEEK LI FAP.MER: but those of by scheming courtl.Ts. He teaches his wife and Twelve Months. (10 M>;w\ s: x Months highly placed gamblers whose demoralizing vices M&rsrlll<-s. Broadway anil 10&1 stre«t. 12 o'clock. all danger from this source. Many bankers have 50 '• collections, thought that F. BINGHAM. the court circle a lesson In courage and putrlotlsm SUNDAY ONLY: Twe!v« Months. $1 US be is avorinp suppress. Mating of th« Peace Society ! TRIBVNK as a whole. All are not venal, all are not "The Prince lectors a few weeks died at real husband's in- ' EXTRAS- I/ecturs by William Jennlnfji Bryan on of turn postal cards to about fourteen hundred of stance and the pair go away to to found Twelve Months. *100, Send for Catalogue. Immoral, all are not intemperate. Ther« Ft Nicholas Avenu» PreKbytnrlnn Church, clerk to of Education. He cam.» here France nr. m. years ng.i. r.'M was about dramatic. WEEKLY be are minded aid of unblemished of Just what their collections consist. from I'aterH'.r. some an.i the versa overshadows the action. Miss Yon. will charged one cent a copy extra integrity. There are nobles sacrificed, thirty-tlve years «>!d. Ho was Junior wardei of Ostermann and Carl Macho!.l ncted well In the poslagtt in addition to the rates named above. who have Mr. is etsil continue to sacrifice, Lodge. F. fciul A. M President Roose- chief roles. Haenseler, it to be regretted, sad their lives and their PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS MatlnlcoeJc . a part hardly worthy Canadian Kates. upon PAYS TRIBUTE TO STANFORD WHITE. lodge. Death was due to typhoid pneu- had of his capacities. fortunes the altar of patriotism, without any imKSLlN—Edwin Wallace, Philadelphia. Gil* velt's- home DAILTAND SUNDAY: ! Three M nths. St 03 hop*- or expectation recognition. There are peo- Norton, Preecott, Ariz.; J. S. Brown, iii'.iil'i On* Month. 1150 Six Months. $2 04 of BET W. NEW DEAN AT CORNELL. Three Months. $4 00! Twelve lin ple of r<-'»t world who never card, Dayton. Ohio; It. Gibbons. Detroit; O. S. Wad- $8 Months. the c touch a and S. Clark, Pittsfleld; Arnold Brunner Approves Permanent Recog- FRENCH DIPLOMATIC CHANGES. Six Months. 00!TRI-WEEKLY: are Mr:. principled -. their private life. letch, Ulnghamton; Orson 11. P. Ithaca, N. V.. April30.— The executive committee Tr-elve Months. Jiaool Three Months Hut. New Haven. HOLLAND Mahoy ap- I TS alas: the-.- constitute a minority sufficiently A. 6tubbß'-Mn. Browne, Charles nition of Architect's Work. Parts. April 90 M I.obel bns be^n ' of the Cornet! board of trustees to-day ratified the DAILYONLY: Fix Months $1 a* email M Hays, Montreal. Graham London: at PhOadelphla, in One Month. 1124 Twelve Months. S3 06 to be unable to counteract th'> influence of the Payn. Chatham, N. Y. polnted vice-consul of France election of Albert Rom Hillas dean of the College Three Months. S3 00 WEEKLY FARMER-* ma- Louis F. IMPERIAL- Niel Brunner, former president tho has been |mv» jority, and ..(Ten the.lr very Gray. Oswego. MAJESTIC—James C. CeciL Port- Arnold W. of succession to ML J. Bcsufve. M. Caeetts of Arts nnd Sciences, to take the pine* of Walter Six Months. Three Months. -\u25a0» too virtues result In Butphen, Buffalo. and a personal friend of Stan- America, Twelve Months. $1200 Six Months. m being re-legated background, land Ore ST. REGIS K. W. Architectural League ill.pointed French Minister fo Central and F. Wlloox, whose resignation takes effect In their to the a strik- Ax Richmond. White, yesterday that he would be glad June. SUNDAY ONLY: Twelve Months. $1 S3 ing thereof being WALDORF- Decatur tell. ford said M Guttle! hns been m«ench Consul nt Hono- Professor Hill Is the new professor of the phil- One Month. 43 illustration that of Count B*-.-- proposed permanent recognition <•( lulu, M. VUzavono. who hns been trans- giy.f, Wltte. who. with every opportunity to Join In the succeeding osophy of education elected last Saturday. Dean within dead services to th* world ('f art ferred to Hessma. Rates to Foreign Countries. h!« grasp to enrich himself beyond the THE WEATHER REPORT. the. architect's W!l.-i.x's resignation was due to the pressure dreams of will be considered at forthcoming meetings of For points In Europe and all countries in th» Universal avarice, remains to this day quite a poor man, re- and Forecast.— W a»h!riFton, April 30. which QUEEN VICTORIA. his work as a federal statistician, and he will re- Postal Union THE TRIBUNE} willbe mailed at izi- Official \u25a0eessd '''' by societies New York. **He was THE CONDITION OF th« duced to the obscurity of private life, though 4ayn In the East haw moder- to be held art of tain his professorship. lowtr.* rates: . uni- •While the last few great artists." said Mr. Brunner. "Ills Madrid, April 30. —Queen Victoria continues re- DAILYAND SUNDAY: 1DAILY versally recyectexl abroad. warm, •weather will ovompread Atlantic Coast one of our Hill was born in Nova IS©, ONLT- atoly cold architecture, is marked by much originality. He markably well and cheerful. Sho wont o.i long Dean Scotia In and One Month. SIM Two Months. \u25a0\u25a0 Wednesday nt.i - ENGLAND'S EMBLEM. the la«t t\v«-nf four hours thero has boon rain In the lake had a keen and his Ph. D. from Cornell 1595. Months. Six Months. 12 apparent In every building theatre with King Alfonso. The court physicians In After study- Six Months. *9©3 Twelve Months. si4 24 While everybody that the thence touthwestward to tho East Gulf states SOnaUty was always Twelve $10 »0 knows rose Is th* floral region and It may or thr.-e days before the ing at Berlin and Heidelberg; he- taught in the Months. TBI-WEEKLY emblem of England Texas, with a drop In temperature rarjrlnir from 20 that ho designed. ItIs fair to B«»y that Now York now tiilnk be two SUNDAY ONLY: Six $133 and rlgures as such In the In- and expected heir i» bom State Normal School nt Wis. ; the Uni- Six Months. • has wanned up somewhat In the Mis- architecture baa sustained a severe loss in his un- heavy Oshkosh. Months. *2£2 Twelve Months S3 OS signia of her orders of knighthood and In the her- to 80 pe that the various art cause it hns England particular weather. 'IhurHday will b« «en«r*lly fair eu«t of pink and this flower, which halls colder South coast, couple expressions of f-llk ribbon. OPERATION FOR MRS. JOHN N. Office*. thVilocky Mountains, except on the Atlantic sodetlea will with their of re- BROWN. No. 134 Nassau street. from the Orient. Iwill, therefore, offer few In Interior valley, and the MAIN OFFICE— a with Mfhr ten.ptratures the gret for th.i loss of the artist th?ir appreciation of IT'y Trtegrapk IsThe Tribune* ] WALL STREET OFFICE— N* 15 William street. words In explanation of subject, thereby B< W many TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS. No. 13*4 Broadway, any the com- along New England an.l Middle Atlantic bis finer personnl characteristics. Me had Newport. R. 1.. April ML—Him John N'fehilaa UITOWNOFFICE— or American plying with the requests readers, wlndS the District Telegraph Office. from some whose Th!s will b« brl* southwest, shifting to northwest; on friends In tho vurlous professions. ItIs most un- Brown, who Is prominently I.lei titled with Newport .... cOMt coast, fresh southwest, shiniiiK to HARLEM OFFICES— No. 137 East 123th street and tfa. Interest In the matter has be«-n aroused by the tvjutn Atlantic killed, ns who will sail to-day for the an- northwest; the Oulf ..««!. fresh to brUk northwest: fortunata for the art world that he was Among the passengers society, to-day agreed to submit to an operation 2f13 We* 123th street. nouncement that at banquet given on brisk northwest, and the to genius. It great THE WHEAT—So 413 East 13Sth street. the by the St. the lower lakes, fr*«h to on his work bordered near had Europe are: for appendicitis, of Which she his had several sllßht BRONX No. 1522 F Society to TEUTONIC, WASHINGTON BUREAI*— street. Oeors> of New York the other day European port, "i"i originality. Bo far as men knew TUB FOB LIVERPOOL. attacks in the la-t winter The operation OFFlCE— Frederic* j>. the "^AmiVV'ai&n^wffilliyfor will freshness by will be NEWARK HRANCH N. Sumi— members and their truest* had and iJiowtry weather to Grand in clubs, and professions he whs .T. ItMitley. P. W. Tnwaalsy. performed I>r. Shattnck. of Boston, at No. Broad street. worn boutonnleres have fresh v.e»t winds the him the eocletles W. I Mrs 7M find THE of red roues In honor of tha fact that delightful man, kind hearted, generous and lov- Mrs. 11. M B. Gilbert. O. T. O'Brien. Brown's Newport villa. It is to be done as a pre- AMERICANS ABROAD will TRIBUNE at their princi- Bank*. a John Olendlnnln*. Miss Dorrls K*ane. cautionary measure. BRUSSELS— No 62 Montagu* de la Cour. pal Bryee, abl •." and Mrs. T. -Otftce of TRIBUNE, at Danes Inn truest. Ambassador had been on two I.«riUttl«».— New England. S. O. C. Hamilton. IMr. K. Mllllken. LONDON THE Chancellor of the Duchy Forecast for Hr»«clnl BTATENPAM. FOR ROTTERDAM. MR. House. No. 263 Strand. of Lancaster EcJttrn Pennsylvania, New Jersey A THE ' BRYAN IN MAINE. Gould & Portmans, No, 34 New O»fonl street. Eastern New York. BRYANT MADE DOCTOR OF LAWS. \u25a0 The rose was unknown in Thursday, fair; DR. Mlkh M. C Appleton. Mr.and Mrs. Tracy Hoppln. Express. Nos. 3 and *Haymarket. Europe prior to the and Delaware, rain and colder to-r and Mrs. 11. M. Brown- Miss Itertha Miller. a In Thomas Ct>ok Son. Tourist Office. T nrtgate Cirrus. J«nth back by Thlbaut, brisk northwest winds on tha coast. son. The Rev. H. P. Newton. which he delivered five addresses Shipley & Co.. No. 123 Pall Mall. the District of Columbia,... rain and Dr. Josoph D. Uryant. professor In th-a Hellevue I on a variety of Brown. Maryland E. E. S#lb«rt. 7 Lothbury. «>e Count of Champagne, rom Palestine, where it For and winds; Thursday. John F. Morris. subjects In this city and Brunswick, W. J. Bryan Bpe\er Brothers, No. flourished on much coWer to-day; brisk northwest Hospital Medical College, at the quarterly meet- who arrived yesterday from The London Offlc* of THE TRIBUNE to a convenient the plains of Sharon and on tho fa Monday night. Travellers abroad went to-day to \Vatervllle and Bangor. subscriptions. Pennsylvania and Western New York fair of the faculty on Dr. Hryant At Water- place to—leave advertisements and :•>°9m of Carmel, to his castle of For Western liik were: the John Monroe & Co.. No 7 Roe Scribe. Provins. Through- Thursday; warm.r Thursday; light to fresh professor, first of anatomy nnd then vllle he addressed students of Colby College PARIS 'Mt aD his weary wanderings t»"ajr and Las been of THE CELTIC. FROM to-night at Bangor John Wanamaher. No. 44 Rue dee Petltes aMsTMS. from the Holy Land surgery, thirty-nine yenrs. SOUTHAMPTON. and he delivered a lecture and No. Roe Cimben. northwest winds. In the college for He Morgan Beach. I R. attended a banquet given by Bangor Easle Bureau. 63 • Whls home In France the count A. Mr. and Mrs. I a and managed to Hursau shows the changes In the tem- Medicine, the New York State Medical Association niaklee. * IMr. and Mrs. E. I). Morgan Continental Hotel Newsstand. acclimatize from the Weather New York State Medical Society, und Is J. \V. Ki-arnsldes. | and family. KINGS MEET AGAIN IN ITALY. It In the gardens pround his castle tw.-r.ty four hours in comparison and the The Flcaro OrTiCrt ' • it perature for tl.e last at the- present time the president of the American Mr. an.l Mrs. F. T. liar- Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Stafford. Rome, Edward, Exctane*. Not 0 Rue St. Oeovf*. multiplied exceedingly. The of last year: rlnKton. !Mr. and Mrs. K. Straw- April30.—King while passing out- Saarbach's News .^e'•"•i fame of with the corresponding date Medical Association. E. American Express Company. No. 11 Rue Scribe. -ifcSfcjOT flower spread throughout France, 1907. 18««- «><"• Mlas Katharine Horsfcnl. I bridge. side of Rome on his way to London to-day, was 37 Avenue da rOpera. and by IV*\. H. Irving. [ and Drentano's.— No. :*\u25a0***«! of its having rom OF Bell Mr. Mrs. IX O. Wick- met by King Victor Emmanuel at a country sta- NICE Credit Lyonnais. corrw the Holy Land ESTATE JAMES H. ECKELS. Mr, and Mr». Albert Gould ham. Ijombard. Odler Jk Co. and Urtcn Bank. *m ItS:::::-:::S 11S::::::r:: Jennings. tion. majesties remained In conversation GEVEVA Msjarded as bo sacred that it was in great 2 Chicago, April 80.—The estate of the late James J. B. SturxU Their for FLORENCE— French. Lemon &•Co.. Xos. 2 and 4 Vt» «mand C 3 60 12 p. m O> Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ken- G. tVlllett Van Nest. about fifteen minutes. The courteous action of the TornabuonL x for altar decorations and for bridal Urn".. H. Eckels, president of the Commercial National nard. I * 4 ; King In leaving Rome to say goodby to Maquay— Co.. Bankers. \u0084 Vftatha. yesterday. 64 - Bank and former Controller of the Currency, is THE NOORDAM. FROM Italian Saarbach's News Exchanjs. via le Msntforte, \ lil"fhJit'tiMpe»tun» *»««••,'last year, ROTTERDAM. the British ruler is considered to further evi- MILAN Rvoraire 67; average for corresponding date £?>0-. E. be. \u25a0>?A twenty-five years said to amount to $150,000 only. The property con- J. W. Ebblnpi. IMr. and Mrs. O. de dence of th \u25a0 cordial feelings existing- between — *fl->r'- data last 64. Vrtes. the Amtrican Expr«ss Company. Ns. EE t gave for correiiondlns pis's stock, O. '\u25a0. HAMBURG 1ItJSI r Coun Tfclbaut died he his daughter ave?il«' colder; Thursday, fair; chiefly of real estate and bank and by E. Mr. and Mri. J. G. I^tmont two sovereigns and of a to emphasize the - \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0"-• - 1 forecast— to-day, raia and goes entirely. Elderlns. desire r.andatrasseT- ... •"^ 0 Elln-. Lorf his vriU to M3wife and Oaughleiy « j*lr.and Air* Karl Gordon. good relations between Italy and Orect , aXAYBXCg— _^ ! \£i -^rf-'*" . JUuko of Lancaster..~ 'son' ot ' -fcrlak perU>west wind*. ; -,^. -^ \^v^ Britain^ New: Bxcbaas»«. . ii p.': \u25a0- ~~X': :