E

i oiiihimt of "Thais" iind "l.o.Imc'li'iir do Not it Damo''

i Was Seventy.

II VI) A Hit I Mil A NT CAIti'.DIt

Hi Music liifluoncoil bylifiiiiiios of Itnly mill Trn-je-ilit-

of Frniicp.

pMf AUK. 13. KollcmlriR a long III-- i,

o ft m cancer, .lullon Kmlle Fred-- ,nr Mnf-ciie- l, Ihe composer, died nt

h s residence tills morning nt the ateof ?. ! death, howpvcr, was

.Tulln h"mlle Frederic Massenet wasborn ' St. F.ttcnno nn May 12. 1S4J.

father served In the army, nml!.ttr I'ffnmo nn Ironmaster. Whenthe boy was the family had movedtn rnrl. Hit mother gave him hisflrrt music lesson. Whtlo they were ntths piano. ns the composer describedIt In after years, they wero Interruptedby shootlnp In the. street, which con-tinued for el, hours. Tho French Itevo-lutlo- n

had begun.Three yearn Inter Massenet win ad-

mitted In t ho piano classes of the Im-

perial Conservatory of Music. At theend of n year hla father's health wobtuch th.it the family left Tnrls, but Itwasn't lonjr before Massenet's parentstnnsented to his return to the con-servatory. When he, was -- t ho wonthe Trlx tie Rome, and went to theK'twnal City, where, he, remained twoynti, llvlns at the Villa Medici. Ofthe two ears he always spoke mostenthusiastically. H was a new llfo forhim. he said, and he becamo more than"a musician," he became an Interpreterof true emotion.

Wien he teturned to Tarts. In 1S87.h married ono of Liszt's pupils. ThroiiRhthe Influence of Ambrolse. Thomas "l.aOrand Xante" was produced nt theOpera Comlque. It wns apparent thenhal Massenet was a skilled musician.Den Cesar de Hanm" was produced

i n 13T3. and five years later Mnssenethud his first operatic success, "f.o Ilolr Lahore." Halanzlcr, then a director.nf the Opera, met him on the boule-vard, llalanrlcr had heard "MarieMadeleine" and "Kve," and ho asked.Mawnet to write an opera. "I have acomplete opera In my drnwer nt home,"Massenet said. The opera was "Up!tn tie After that Massenetwrote "Herlodlade." "Manon," "l.o Cld,"

"L.e MaRl," "Werther,"Tials," "I-- e Portrait rie Manon." "1,3

N'a ni raise." "Sapho." "Centlrlllon,"flnt-ellclls,- .lonclour le Noire,amic." "Cherubln," "Arlane." "The-i-

' "Bacchus" and "Don Qulchotte."When "l.e Jonsleur de Notro IXimo"

v iiroduced by Oscar Hammerstelnt ie Manhattan Opera House, with

Marv Oarden. there was a Rood dealif comment, nnd Massenet's name be-;-

known In this country to manyroons who had never heard of him.

Massenet originally had written the.,ra without a female pnrt. It was

In Paris with success, butwhen th ecore was changed for MnryOa-il- n. who played ".lean the .lug-z'- r

" there was some criticism from" r, critics.

Massenet also wrote several orches- -

a' pieces. He was said to be nwa 'hy man.

DR. HORACE HOWARD FURNESS.

Shakespearian Scholar Dies ly

r I'bllndelphln.Pnti.APKi.rRti, Auf. 13 - Dr. Horace

Howard Furnes.s, regarded an one of thiforemost Shakespearian scholars nf thecn'tiry. died at a o'clock of pn"ti-mon-

at his home, l.tndenshnde. at WalKngford, Delaware county, just on theoutskirts of Philadelphia.

The famous hcholar was taken 111 with antcklna cough only yerttordny mnrnlntf,tilnjto his 7S years his Immediate familyIntlnted that ho fto to bed. He explied

while he was sleeping. The rneiii-h- n

nf his family had been unable to bringthme!ves to believe he was dangerously111

When the end came Dr. .Furnem nnlone. He apparently had gone pearc-Ml- y

to sleep and members of the householdforbore from entering his apartment(or fear of awakening- him. Tho deathvat discovered when his son, Dr. HoraceHoward Ftirness, Ji., went to tho apart-ment toee how his father waa prog reining

rr. I'urneHS would nave been "H yearsold had lie lived until November 2 iictiH was horn In Philadelphia in lW.i, theon of tho llov W. 11. Furuess anil Helen

Kate IlogerK. both of old dlntlngiihhedfamllleo lie was aMmlttnd to the bar ill

K'.n, hut having siifftelent means tiluitistiramedlatelv gave up his entire llfo to thett.dy of lnltespeare,

In l i7 1 Ur. Furnosa published his firsttnoriim of Shakespearo and he has been

"lrilDs to it continually, having putlnhedikhteen of tho Sliakespuaiv Plays Miic,..

Mr I'urness hecumo vitally Interestedin Hiakei-penr- when h heard Fanny Kein-rl- "

ur.erpiet ooino of tho cliuruciers yearstie It uas then ho began to multe. a

tiirt!' cf the writer und he continued untili.f was Inoncd upon as tho greatest tiliaUe-trtanu- n

nuthoiliv in the country if not inmi" world Ur. l urness also began a

of ."h.iUesix'are relics which ihnIlls death, ui'edlng in Kiither- -

rl the llnoHt l ollectloti In tho country, It Isim pilt eless, containing an it does not

r ol Minkesponro himself hut'us ni nil ih nnd netreHses of a"ni id who liavii cHsayed Khakehpeailan

It "le last few vear Dr. Ftirness, In ron- -'.'in with his non, Dr. Fumes, ,lr,

' Mk' ti to the study of monkeys and had'nnk" at his place n Wallingliuil

ta re i to such n high detren nf Inlelligeiico'"i ' i .ild they could speak lather In- -'

' iii), l)r Fiirnen. nstluit i was not mimicry in thoe. Lin that they hud absolute rea--C- -i

pluwerI i.rness Is survived by his soli, Dr.

J M "rni'ss, .lr , and a tlauchter, .Mis.U1-- ' o e .layne,

TirEODORE P. BROKAW. .

"Id Neve Vork Hunker 'iiceiuiilie ntnlorndo sprltm.

i.'ol , Auk IS.T e , ,. Htokiiw, for fort seven

' i oiiilnctit New Yiuk b.inker, dtnl' ' ii' of lieui t (r-oii- i lit his limne

' He MMMll III till) civil wille Tiiii t entli, Twcniy-lhlii- l (! Finn- -'

' ' iKlllKlltf, New York lllflllltiy. liei ' I fur his lirnllh n iiro

' vv fi hiirvives. 1 Ik fou, 'latent i,' H'oliiiw, and bis wife, who hum

' "Hilid, had been IHIiik Ik le wlllli

OBITUARY.

Iicorge II. Ial-l- i. I

VON l.ns, v Ai.g 13 i.. h if '

'" ' -- , nr the i, List hielii n iln i

' llelel .Moiinl I It Hi. in Mli Ii ef' II Wjlsll n' 1.1 II il s'le.l nl.

I'- ror.tl'l "tl1 ftte-i- lf III- S 'Ml 'l , ,t f..., .

f e.e,i rs ri I wee tn M i

rUee ,in In lh' hiti ofI i h II- vi s h ' h, if ,

J h. fuiiiivi i .Msoi id U'H

kers and now tleputy stale Cnmptrolter. tiltvlfc. brother Hnl kl.iicr. Ann W1h. were"llli hint hctt h died, ,Anther Mator InMl" .Mm II McCarthy nf 2011 Tindet vt-'- ''

"'fx Mf Walth was a memberif the Vnnkers of Hlks and of thelocal Arte lif Unities.

I'rsnrls C. Trail.Fining - Travl. n,i hi.1 hm allntJrk In Hi. tint,., ,,tPn,, t,rf ,urlllronklyn fur fourtrrn .vrarn. died vid.lenlytrd ef hrart triuiMn sf his home, 2SI

.Monroe Mrrrl, In his rltty-nfl- li year, liswim prciarinit to ,tl, nil thf funral f hlibrother-In-la- Kouthnlck Hubbard, at tktllanonlu Trmplf. nhen stricken. Ill wlftand d.iun liter aunhr him.

'ommander William II. Newmaa.IIAl'KK.NHACK, X. J. Aug. H. Com-uund-

William n. Newman, who dlrd athl aummer home at Woodland In lh Cat-ki- ll

un Krldny ami wan burled at Kingstonthl sfirrnunn, was a rmtdent of Mackcn-ack- .

Ilf tt.ii, :i yPl1, old and wan born atFl'hklll, Ho entfri-- ths nvy In 11(1 aadllrt seried on the tlramly win. North At-lantic, mju.wtron. In April. 11(4, he was cap-tured by the Confederate navy at Plymouth,N C, when the ttauthfleld wa aunk bf thsrrbcl ram Albemarle and he wa a prlwnarof war until October that year. In MTO hon.t In rommunl of the Pilgrim of the NorthAll.mtlc fleet. He did special service, on theL'ontellatlon In Mil and on the New Hamp-shire In !;. He wa promoted Lieutenant-Coinmand-

In S3 and aervod In the NwVork navy yard, UdJ.SO. In 1(! he wupromoted to Commander and terved a

nt the deventh llihthou dltrlct15.9, when he waa retired. HI tf dlda er ago in Hackenaack. It leave (ourn and a daughter

John O'Brioa.I'HIKADGf.I-HIA- . Aug. 11. Word wa re-

ceived here y of the death In Quaker-tow- n

yesterday of .Tohn O'Brien, for many5 earn superintendent of the Central NewCompany In Philadelphia. Death wu duo tocerebral hemorrhage, Mr. O'ltrlen hadcharge of tho delivery nt all morning paperfor years. In 1S0 ho celebrated the fiftiethannlieraary of hi entry Into th newspaperbuslneei. and In 1901 retired a uprln-tende-

of th Central New Company. Hewa '0 year old and la urvld by tw

on and two daughter.

Henry rendletaa Itaera.Tl'XBDO PARK. N. T.. Aug. II Henry

Pendleton noger. eon of Nathaniel Pendle-ton linger nf Hvde N T.,died at Tuiedo Park. N V. late thl after-noon In the aUty.flrit year of hi age. Mr.Itocera'a family ha been ioelatd withNe-- York olty for many generation. Hewa married to Mary Shlllllo, daughter ofJohn flhllllto of Cincinnati In 1171. ah diedJune 15 He Is survived by two eon, JohnHhllllto Itoger and Henry Pendleton Kogtra.Jr. and one danrhtar, Emily Rocer of NwYork. Mr Roger wa a member of theKnickerbocker Club, Tuaedo Club. Metropol-itan Club and Harden City Dolt Cluk.

flenrgo H. Renville.George H. neniill. 11 tear old, ton of

Ueorge a, Ilenvllle. a dock broker, died Inan ambulance on Monday night while on hlaway from hla hom. IIS Eaat Eighteenthstreet, Flatbuab, to tho King County l.

lie was aufferlng from blood polaon-In- tcontracted from an ulcerated tooth. HI

father, mother and two brothera surelvehim.

Samuel Kopa.famuel Kopa, the oungeat tuemher of

the firm of Kopa Bros , Bliteenth street andlrlng Place, died )eetrdy at the home ofhit brother, Daniel Kopa, 4J1 ntveraldeDrhe. He waa In hla thirty-nint- h year andii a native of Stuttgart, Germany

nagh r. McCafeHy.Huh r. McCafferly. head of the eletiro.

trr'ng concern at 141 Rast Twenty-fift-

street, Manhattan, died on Mondar af bishome, !:; Lincoln place. llrookln, Ills

if e, a son and two daughters survive him

William Green rarel.PlilLADKLrillA, Aug. It William

Jin Parct, ,l years old, is dead at Inshome, 34 Church lane. Mr I'arrt anatHe of New York. He came to Philadel-phia xhrn he Ha twenty-eigh- t eirs old.Ml Paret was the manager of a larte manu-faiturln-

concern when he died lie nas acousin nf Hlshop Paret of the I'rniestanll.'pliopal lilocese of Baltimore He Is sur-vived by Ids wife, two eons and a daughter

THE TOURISTS.

Trn el le rs by Antomnblle on lhNeiv KnaTlanal Hoads.

I. p.nox, Masi.. Aug. 13. Auto arrivalnt the Hotel plftn all from New Vork y

Included:Mr. nnd Mrs V. I! Sweeney snd Miss

Wndswotih U'halnteisi Mr, ami Mrs. Har-ve- y

Murduck. Miss Munlock, Miss t'.laraMurdock, .MUs l'.IUabeth .Muriloik, MissI'rlsi'lllii Munlock, Wurren Murdock andIwis Murdock (Stovensj I,. Cranford,It. II, rrutiford and I'aul .Selon (Hie vena):Henry A larl; ililetrleh). Mrs. K. Crldeton,Ms .loiinson and K. Dudley (Hudson).

WAiMtr.L'RT, Conn , Aug. IS, -- New Yormnrrlvala by automobile at the Eltonlintel Included

Mrs Von Berg and Mrs. W 0 Horton(I'ieico Arrow)-Mrs- , .1 A I'hurcblll, CeorgeA. Heyl and Miss Heyl (I'ackardl. Mrs. A.'I1, ( hishulin and Mt William I'. Brown(Kuidcd)iiken. Ur. and Mm. Northrop(i'.itkardl.

I'liTHUm.n, Mass,, Aug. 13 licelsiarlngfrom New Vork at lh.; Touring Club' bu-reau In the Hotel Wendell v were:

Mr. and Mrs (leorge W (Jultitard d ,

and Mr and Mrs. K. J Woods (Pierce i;

Mrs William I! Mt out , Miss BlancheA Stout mid Charles It .Samnii (Mitchell) ;Mr nod Mrs. William 'I' Holt and MUs Kath-erui- e

M, Holt (Ouklnnd): Mr. and 'Mrsl.arkln 11 Me.id, Hubert K WVImer and theMinxes I urn ell tl'ackariii. .Mr and Mrs.It. 11. Sheekel, Miss bheclfel and M. p

i I'D' ktitdi. Ml, and Mrs. II.florinl-- Mrs . vy, tiiirinly (I'ackardl:Mr. and Mrs (1 S. Thatlord (Cadillac):Mr and Mrs Waller II Knster (Alco) ;Mr mid Ml. .'. Decker and Mis N, Belrd(Winioiil. '

Nt-.- London, Conn , Aug 13. Arrivalsbv itiilwnoliili' nt the (irlsvvold y

ineliidisl from New Vork.Mr ami Mrs William II, Leonard Pierce

and John II. Mellon (1'ecrlees): Miss Dorothy.Siiiiihen, llnrrv Doty and II M. Howni St ! veils I, .1. M. I'oherts llicnmnbilei:Mr. nnd Mrs, o. K. Keeny (I'ope-Hartford- );

I, W, Crawford and family (I'nrkiird).Manciii si i:it. Vt , Aim, 13. rrlvnls by

nulii ut the IUiuIiiov House y Includedthe following from New Vork

Mr. nnd Mrs. J. H. Decker IWInton):Mr and Mrs. William II. I'lirlps and MissMmy ,1 TIioiiiiis (.MetuluruUiuei, Mr. findMrs, II I). Ilarrintoii Stearim and Mr andMrs. N I'. Ifuthtmn ICadilliic). Mr. and Mrs..1. It. Wells i.Meit eilesi; Mr. mill Mrs. . K.fort is nnd Mrc. K. M Hurringtnii (Pcer- -

i Mr and Mis. (ieotgo A Clark andMr and Mrs I'red (loat iCole). Mr. undMis. i Imrlcs II. Ileckwlth (I'lert.ei; Mrs. M.

j. leniider, John Alexander, Mrs. K, .1

Sehrueils, I, 1'radt and I,. tileahou (Peer- -

I,'ki: (Ikiiriik. V , Aug 13 - New Vorktourist arrivals nl the Ton William Henry

vveii.Miss A L. Smith. Miss M M. Htatrnnd

Mr und Mis. (ieorgo II. (iiipei- - iliulcklMis M It. Kllcker. Mr and Mrs. U. WWooilhoin-- e and .lames ('oilman (Packard).( hailes (iriftlth, l.l ward l. Cutler, LillianM Culler, llutli Cutler anil Hcluit Do M.( llllel' I'leice Arrovvl.

Hill HON Wiiuns, N, II , Aug 1.1 ewin kern iiinoim iirrhnls ly nuto-innlii-

in I ho Mount Washington weieMi nml Mrs C. I', heurle (Alco). Mr. and

Mi- - W II li.iriiey iiud A S, He vim (Peer-i'-- -i

Mr iiiul Mis a. (I. I.lndsnv nml Miss(i l.niioii iKiiiililiiid-Dnylo- Mr. a ml Mrsi h.ules Ii Will mid Mrs, .tiilin f. Ilueu(I'.ii k.irdi Miss Miirguiel Mii.'ian anil Mrs.t! s .v i H.iMoi Mi ami Mrs. A A Harrisisriiluni r mid Mrs C. II. Wynian, MlaaM s W ymaii anil Mr and Mrs. A. J. Iflaiitl-li-

I'len e. i rnH i. .Mr und Mrs. ThomasMile. Mi- -, t W Dodge nnd I). Hit kilt

i I'len i row Mr mid Mrs, Thomas Aliu. knei. Miss M.ity llii Idler. Mrs. II W.UoIm nnd MI-- h Xrlelle liucklier

Mi. ami Mis i larenee Whitman.mil lieiiild liiltiuiii i.Mereedesi, Mr. andMl- - II W Dale anil Mr ami Mrs, W DHaves ll'iiekaidl Mi li lid Mrs W II Ketch-ali- i

mid Hi and Mis, t'uiinriili ll'leree-Unti- l'

Mr and Mis II l, dfeit anil II (

i. ted lr il inlillai ,

i i he Mourn l'l",i'-.iii- i Mr and Mr KI Sn ser - in .mil Mr lln ll'lereeViii 'i Mi and Mi (,etirge lloggx and

.1 'lit ii ii,ji ii'ieiie. rioiv I Mr anil Mrsl ..vim iiiuieki Mr and Mr, tieoige

.M, 1'uUuiu iChuluitts-Dclruit- l, I

THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1912.

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8u Girt, N. J., Aus;. 1!. --The spreadof the personal campaign against Gov.Woodrow Wilson throughout the coun-try Is so great, according; to evidencesreceived at Sea Girt and In New York,

A CENT; BEEF TO RISE

Hult'hers Have No Hope forKnsier Food Conditions

Tliis Summer.

ALL WANT THE BEST CI TS

South Aincrlran rattle SnidNot to Offer a Solution of

Meat Problem.

'I he wholeeule prices of ham and bucouJutnei a cent a pound yesterday and re-

tailers put the price up just that muchto their customers.

The retail price of ham Is from It to 20

cents, Recording to qtmlily, ami baconcosts from is to '.'.' cents.

With the leceut line in the price ofeggs, duo to the suspension of the hensin the moulting, season, u lmcon and eggbreakfast is aluiobt ut, much a liiituy asa aleak or rout beef dinner.

In the last ten tlayb the giadual rieeIn the whiiluhale price cf beef has

h cent a pound. There has beenno corresponding, increase in the retailprice, but il is coming. Most butchersput their beef in iceboxes for a week orten days, and beef purchased on the ris-n- g

market will soon be nn (he count eraand mind be advanced to the consumer.

The new record prico for cuttle made inChicago on Monday, when sleers brought110. V) a hundred, has had ft depressingeffect on butchers, 'lhey do nol see anyprospect of a reduction in price thissummer.

There has been tnlk In soim) quartersabout the) possibility of importing beefcattle from tho pampas countries of SouthAmerica, where reports nay thousandsof cattle are butchered every year for theirhides, horns nnd hoofs, if the turiff was re-moved. A .South American travellersaid yesterday Lint such beef as thatwould find no market in Amo.-ic- at nnvprice. It is admitted, however, that withtho duty removed, American feedersmight find It profitable to bring In HouthAmerican cattle and prepnro Uiem formnrkct.

A itinn who has made a study of market-ing In Washington Murket saidyesterdny."HJsmiIb in average clrcumstnnces haveacquired the American habit nf extrava-gance nnd everybody wants tho best.Time was when women of fair meansused lo go to the market nnd buy roundstenke, chuck Meaks anil other poorercuts. You don't see that now, They have,cut out tho market buckets and wantnothing but prime cut". With n naturalscarcity of beef und everybody demandingtho host thorn isn't enough lo go roundand prices must be high. "

WIVES MOVE FOR FREE MEAT.

League Mends Letter In All Candi-date for President Aaklnc Help,A campaign for the removal of the

tariff nn meul hits lieon undertaken bythe HoiiHiwives liengiie, of which Mrs,Julian Heath of West Nlnety-flrs- t streetis president ,

The following leltor has Iweu sent thethree candidates for the I'residenoy:

The Houasviive'i League, it nationalmovement of fndei.ited housewives, withmembers In nearly every Htate. In tha I'tiionanil romplete orgaiilMtlons in many, asksIf you will endeavor to have tha tariff re-

moved from meat In the event of your beingelected President of the I idled Hints

'I he result of a careful Inveallgatlnn nf thsmeat situation bv the II, usewive l,enguashnss eoneluslveli' I hut in order to bringabout a proper ntl.iiilnient of prices il I

neressnrv that men be allowed free entryinto ihi- - i 'iiinli v

This letter is a pie lliuuiur fclep in aiiniwilgn which is in so on tint I a educ- -

tion in tuu priou of meat bus btspit brouglal.about.

Wanted A Political Fool Killer.that the executive committee has de-cided to establish a bureau for the pur-pose of combating It.

Pro Catholicism, anil Catholicism.e, In short

MRS. MART WILD POOR.

Wltlow of Orlalamfor f "Poor'sllaaoal" Waa !.

Boston'. Aug. It. Mt. Uary WildPoor, widow of Henry Varnum Foor andjnuncest daughter of the lata Rev. JohnPierce, died y at her home In Brook-lin- e.

Mrs. Poor, who had been 111 a lonrtime, was In her ninety-secon- d yesr andsuccumbed to the Infirmities of age. Herlate husband wus the originator of I'oor'tUanunl, which publication Is still Issuedperiodically. Mts. Poor's father, DrI'Ipico. was especially prominent In the

' I ,ilt rla 11 InnMr. Poor, whoso husband died a fewS()MK WORTHLESS STOCK

vears ago at the age of II. It survived!' three daughters, as MlssiAgin- Uluka Poor, who Is prominent Inthe work or the Daughters of the Amer

. loan Itevolution : Miss Lucy Tappan Poor,'and Mr. Alfred 1). Chandler of Brook-line- .

Mrs. Poor leaves a son, Henry WPoor, a banker of New York city, fiev-ira- l

grandchildren also suivlva her.

If. W. Poor Is senior member of thebanking nrm of II. V. Poor Co . ofNaw York and noston. Ili ,ew Yorkbusiness addle Is 6 William street.

F. C. LAWRENCE LEFT $1,775,000.

Ills tlrandson, Lord Vernon, Oet220,000 aad Widow 1 110,4 43.

RlVKttHKio. I,. I.. Aug. 13, Tha reuort ofi timer Mitchell, Transfer 'lax Appraiser,shows toe net value of tha eatala of Francis

i Cooper a summer resident ofBay .Shore, who Ulad in about twomonths ago, amounts to SI, 774, $04.31, onwhich a tat of l43.:oo.;a has been imposed

some or the legatees are George FrancisAugustus Venabies-Verno- the eighthllaron Vernon, grandson, about IVIu.ooti,i'rancis illiatn Law i.vncss. uinw mnmii

llramis Alice Willing grand-Idaughte- i,

ubout l.'.lo,ooo, Charles LauierLnwienee. grandson, about I2?0,0XI. Kittle

I Lanier Lawrence, granddaughter. i:i3,S.uaait it, ii lining Lawrence, widow, ii3U,i3.

DOLL CARNIVAL AT LONG BRANCH

Fire Thoaaand See Kllsabelh War-wick Crowned.

l.o.Mi rinascn. X .1., Aug 13- ,- Klie ihou-f-an- d

persons witnessed the coronation ofthe queen or the doll carnival, little Kllza-bot- h

Warwick, In Washington Parkby Mayor Hrynnt 11. Neweorab.

night the queen of the chil-dren's carnival. Miss Mercedes L'rum. will becrowned nt tho Hollywood Hotel. Thurs-da- y

marks the opening of the three daycarnival, with. a firemen's, industrial undfarmers' parade Saturday,

Ken Theatre for Brooklyn,Plain for n new Urooklrn theatre to cost

llio.ow. lo be erected at Knurth avenueund Uncouth street, were filed vesterdaywith the building bureau. It I to seat ;,nou.

Vole of the Socl-- I World.Mrs. Stephen II. Klklna and Mlaa Kalh- -

erlne niklns. who ar.. at thewith Mr and Mrs. Hlatne Kikln. will aalllor Kurope lo. morrow nn the Ainerlka.

Harold A Content la visiting Mr and Mrs.rrederlik Lenlahon at Camp Kill Kare Inthe Adirondack. Mr, and Ur. Lawlahnnhave Iraaed the camp from Timothy L.Woodrutr for the aummer.

Oen. and Mrs. Nlon Henry sail MliaAmy Sloan left yeaierday far th Uslaewood to apend a fortnight. He for return-In- g

they will l.e guest of Mr. Henry rDlmtick, who I ataylng at Oar Harbor fortho aummer,

.Miss Helen l.oula Maynard, daughter ofMrs. Ciflnghani Maynard. I vlalllm Ur. andMrs. Henry Holllsier Tea at their countryplace, Orchard, In I.enoa.

Ml a. V, Karl Imdge, who haa been atay-lng In rUiuthimpton during lh early mm.mer, is in Newport visiting Mr, and Ura.Clarence Dolan.

Mr. Charles K. Whitney and Ml HelenWhitney of lloaion ar al th Plat forfew daya visit.

Mr. Chester Orlswold I visiting Mrs..Inscph W rturdtn al ttndtrladg. l.inot.

Ainnn Ihe raktengere arriving HornI'.uropt nn 'lie (ll)inpic due In tnd4 areihe link and DucneM nf Sntperlano, LordAlllstalr Ooser, Laidy Roa Mary Qowsr aadBlr Edward atswart McluriMBt

f

every charge that might lend to In-

flame the mind Is now being circulatedanonymously by the political opponentsor the personal enemies of the nomineeIn about every Stats of the Union.

follows:

FIRST HUSBAND LER

$2,212,213 TO MRS. FISH

Appraisal Shown GukUv Am-slnck- 's

Estate to Be Worth$2,906,434.

Executor. Must. Account for$n7.:i(U for Oood Will

of Business.

' Tlie uppiais.il of the estate of tiiisl.ivAmsinck, the expoiter anil banker, whodied mi dune s, lb09, shows tliat he lefl

I r.',i:;.?13 to his widow, .Mrs. FlorenceAmhinck, who recently married formerCongressman Hamilton 1'isli.

This sum is made up of Ihe widow'sdower of S.M0,l(l, u rash tiequest of$1,000. 000, a life interest in J , ooo, ooo estimated to be worth ",:), 587 and furniture,books and oilier propeity valued al fU.OOO.

The report of Ihe appraiser also shuwsthat under an order by Siirrugdle

theexcculors, Hermann H.iineis-tlor- f

and Adolf Fuvenstedt, mustto Ihe estate for 197, Mt as (ho vulue ofthe good will of (i. Amsinck & Co. Iteforethey cau lie dischcrged as executors.

Ibis order was made on the report ofMlohael K.gnn, appointed rofereo by I liuKurrogste to determine Ihe vjIiio of Mr.Amsinck' interest in the firm und of hisshare of ihe good will. The referee re-ported that JUveiutodt was a memberof Ihe firm and Hameradorf an employee.On December 31. 11)08. u now firm of U.Amsinck A t'o, wun formed consisting ofHdvemdmlt ami .Instils Ituperli, old mem-Ist-

a now spociul pnrtner, Huron Uriinovon Schroder of London, who put in(300.000, und Henry Willinok. generalpartner, who gave $50,000. Ilumersdoif,tho executor, continued in tho employot tho now Arm.

Tho roforoe found Hint with the consentor tho two oxocutoit tho new linn

tho good will of the old con-cern and that it will now lie iuipoAsibloto sell tho good will to any ono vise. Korthat roiuvon the executors must accountfor $h7.30i.

Tho total value of ihe estate is tl, 900, 131and tho net vuluo .',77i,sll. Tim roa I

esfjitv rnnststeil nf (hi. nmntvrti' nt. S t9 Hanover Siuuro. vitluod ut $:az.Sji) ami

I tho residence, ut H10 avoiiuo, $li:,.V)0.i Included in the iwraoiml cutate are thefollowing securities: $40,000 bonds ofLuytieH iiros,, X4o,ouo; :oo snurea iiatik ofNow York, 87,ooo; 12.1 tdiares AmericanColonial Bank or Porto Hlco, $32,500; suashares Soul hern Porto Itic o Sugar Com-pany, f'.'O.ooo; script of tho At lantio MutuallUHtirunco Company. tlx.25U; 250 sharesUelawuro Copper lliifining Comjiunv,$:."i,oou; 300 shares Hank of Sau I,ul Potoul ,

$25,:oi); 100 nharea tendon and Wost-miiiKt- er

Itank. 424. M7: and a oitvy of Ham.piiurg lottery ticket, $5.1.

Mr. AinslticK nau hoiuo wonniess siockk,Including S.iXiO ahares of tho FloridaPhosphate t'omany. Ills interest lit the(Irm of (. Amsinck 4 Co. was estimatedut $1,590,010, to which was added his shareof tho profits for flvn months and eightdays, amounting to $63,tW7.

His furniture and library iti his houseat Hamburg, flennany. wero valued at$55,000 and the household furniture, silver,jewolry and other property In hla househero at $10,000.

Among the aaseU of tha estate) is a notefor $17,500 made by J. M. Waterlmry. onwhich 12,500 remains unpaid. Tho balancela stated to be "nroliablr uncollectible."

I The widow made an affidavit In whichaho objected to the appraisal of $lo,ono,ontho value of Mr Amslnck's property inJtiresidence Hliesaldlhalnraitically every

' thing in the hoi me, whs her own and wassillier purcnaaen ny nr or given to uerby her llrM husliand, James lleekmnnair. Amalnek had lived in Ivaohelor ntiai- -tern liefotw fie married her, she said, andowned little of the household furnishings.

DUKE OF COHNAUQHT WELCOMED

Arrives at Halifax to Dedicate Memortal Tomer,

Halifax, N'. S.. Aug. 13. The steamerKarl Grey with the Duke ot Connaughtand party arrived from St. Anna, C. B,, at3 o clock this afternooo. They were

with a royal salute from H. M 8,Hirlus. which la here with Sir Ralph Will- -Isms, Governor of Newfoundland.

The Duke will land at Ihe dockyard at10 o'clock to --morrow and will proceedthrough streets lined by military to thecity hall, Addresses will be presented.Then his Horal Hls-hnns- will nroeead tothe Northwest Ann, where the memorialtower win tio dedicated.

This tower waa built of native atone Inhonor of the establishment of repre-sentative parliamentary institutions inNova Scotia 154 yea nt ago and was erectedat a cost of about $oO,000, contrtbnted by?;overnments, diiee and corporations

of the Hritish Empire. Itstands in n park donated to the city bySir Sandford Fleming.

MAY EXPUNGE AKIN SPEECHES,

Cgre to laveallarate AtlaeWa oaWllaoa aad Other OMelals.

W.BHljtOTOK, Aug. IS. -- The "officialsponge of the House was brought outagain y to wipe from the Congrtn-aton- al

Accord tho fiery speeches of Repre-sentative Theron Akin of New York,known as "the man without a party. "

Speaker Clark appointed a committeeto investigate two of Akin's speeches andreport, whether they should be expunged.

In Ute speeches Akin attacked WillisMoore, chief of the Wrnther Bureau, Kec-reta-

of AgrictiHtiro Wilson and severalHeprosentatives, charging the latter with"whitewashing" Government officials inInvestigations of the Department ofAgriculture.

PLANS OF COHAN AND HARRIS.

Will Have Mevreml nerrae andNe-- tr I'lay on the Read.

Cohan A Harris last night in making publie their plan for the coming season saidI hat besides managing the (leorge M. Cohan,the Ator and (lately theaties. the GrandOpera House, The lironi Opera HouseIn Mtth street and the (ieorgo M. lohauCram I Opera House In Chicago, lhey wouldhave for tour the following companies-

"The Polish Wedding." a luusicul farcefrom Ihe German of Curt Kraals, (leorgOkonkovvekl. Alfred Sdioufrld and deanOllbert, adapted fur Die American slugby tleorge V lluharl and .leiome U, Kern,which will lie given its first presentationIn tins country at the Dei roil Opera HouseMonday, September s

(leorue M. Cohan In Ms new comedy,"llroadnay .tones. which will have lis firstperformance ut l'arsous Theatre. Hartford.Conn,, on Monday, Heptember It.

Itaymond Hitchcock's tour in ChanulngPollock. I'.ennold Wolf and Charl-- - J.Oebesl's musical plav. The Hed Widow,"which will start at Atlantic City, Septem-ber li,

(ieorge M Cohan's musical farce. "TheLit Ho Millionaire," beginning at the TavlorOpera House, Trenton, Monday, Sep-tember 7.

The New York and Chicago "Officer Mt"eoiupanies supplemented by two additionalorganizations, to present the fane I mm.West. .North and South.

Two companies presenting (ieorge MCohan s comedy. "Oet Klch Wuick Walliug-ford,- "

which will begin their lours earlyin September, and one company presentingWinenell Smith's Tbe Koitutie Hunter,which will start the last week In August

Productions in sctlve preparation bvCohan A Harris, and which will be offeredon or before the new year, include "Haw-thorne. V. s a" a comedy from the penof .tomes II, lagan, In which Douglas k'atr-isn-

Is to be MarnsI; The Other Man."a drnnia by Kugentv W. Presbrev, withCeorge ash, "The Seven Little Widow,"a musical ply by Itlda Johnson Young andWilliam Carey Duncan, with iniislc bv Vic-tor Herbert. "Queed." u drum.it uat ionot Henry Sydnor Harrison's book madeinlo play form bv W'inehell .Smith, withHranilon 1'ynan in tho title role; "StopI'hlefl" a farce by Carlyhi Moore, "llnom

, farce by Frances Nordstrom " 1'UevSay He Went to Colleue,- - u coinedv. bvHuydou lalhot. and "An: on .Mv Wife.'"a dramatization or Mug Marslri's bookwill-- is being made teady for Ihe stageby Hoy At well.

SUFFRAGE "TURN" IS READY.

Women Work era t PleadI'auar In audevllle RIM.

"'I he Naiion.il Atnerii an Woman SurftageAssoi'iallon has its turn' all ready foreufli.U'e week in lluiumetsteiu's Tliealre,"said Miss Minor Hymen, ine acting vhaii-inai- i,

So, we won't do anv s,lutite, explainedMiss llyrnes, "because thai would pui uhIn Ihe iiiufeaslon.il clash, We ar.v satisfiedto lepresem nations in which women ameuri.iiK'hiseil and doiriitilefspeeihinukllig I

Mrs. James Lees Laidlaiv will tlo liietalking

M Him back or Ihe singe Iheifl will be alatae ilmu lenieseiitina- - the kv in vvhiiliwill lloiit itvo heinlepherrs with Ihe womansurirjge lerrilorv iloiu. in golil In fromor Hits di(i) will be gtonped vvninn lepra-seutiii- g

the vniious equal Mintage hiales.mil IhuhK lepieaentiug foieigniiuiloiib bating in national dioss,

Noiway. ivhlch still holds Hie honniof lieiiii; the only soveieign Stale lo haveifiumed fullsiifriage to women. w ill be retue-seiile-

In Mr liudiiin l.oi.hvn Diewsennow ol lliooklv a, Inn roimerlv a voter in lieiuulive country.

Ir4diil of Park Noperlwlradeul.Ilosiu.v, Aug I James II Shea, Super

ititendent or Parks of Huston, was e lei: ledpixeidriit of t l:o .Natioual Astocialiuti ofPark Siiperinteiideuts at sessionat Hurlk'tittiii'iil 1111. 'Ihe election waby aei tarnation, an iiiipiet edeuied liouuiliiviiatlons rot I Im iioti cunvenilon werereieived fioiu New (irle.ins, .SewburghN. . Hi'iiver nnd Si Louie, New-burg-

winning by ii vote of :'. to I!iaoliitlouswere adopted eleclin? Mia J A. l'etllgrewan htinoiaiy meinbur and Chailea K. Kellhof llriilgeport

l ay Teiuplclon Lost to Stage f

PirisniT.o, Aug IS Kay Temclnlon.rciiiH'tlienne, will not letiiin lo the stagethis uiiilur it has been reported. Theuetiees Is (ho wife of W J. Patterson, awe.ilthv I'ittsiiiug resident, and II la be-came of Pnllei'son that alio eould pot beliiuuccci to it'iuru in ine luoiiigutr..

.in, i in noi going mien to ine stage,said .Mrs, I'utteihoit v us she workedamong her (lowers, She woie u sun bonnet-- .mi, i wuuiuii i leave my nusnanu for solong "

Wlllliim C. Stewart Hufter llelaaae,Nywrnni, It I, Aug 13 -- Having but

recent lv from ono attack ofpneumonia William (' Stewart of Mont-thil- r,

N. I . I suffering from another at-tack. Ho was takon III again ut ihevilla of I, Townsend Hutclen. which hisdaughter, Mrs. William II. Leeds, has underlease this summer.

To Aid l.ehanou llospllnl.An entertainment In aid of Lebanon Hos-

pital, consisting of a pi'oftiiional vauduvilleperformance followed by a danca, will twheld Saturduv evening, August 17, at s iuo'clock ul Ihe New Arverno Hotel, rverne,I.. I.

Joseph R. Wldrner III.Nawi'onr, II I., Aug. 1.1 Jtiseph II,

Widener of Klklna Park, Pa , Is sufferingfront appendicitis and soon to submit Inuu opcruUou.

lleiilia'-MIIIe- rl Wedillna Nov, -- l.The wedding of Mi Lllla H (illbert

iluiiehter or Mrs II llramhall C.llhert. ton.... .I n. 1. i?..i.h. r this eitv and T'ov"!.. 7'." ' '."-- .'. " i'Z. si riiie en.u 11 lass nisee in -

jgtgemeDt, waa auuounccd recently.

MRS. LITTLE ENTERTAINS

YOUNG FOLK AT DANCE

Newport Hostensfs Rimy WithDinners, Luncheons and

Tableaux Virants.

MR. MORGAN DINNER (WEST

Financier Will Oire Luncheonson the Corsair To-Hft- v

anil

Ne.wi-oni- . H, I., Aug. u. Mm. JiillaaMcCarly l.lttle gave au Informal danca

at her home tit Ayrault street,guests being from the younger marriedpeople anil the young 'dancing get, A

tuaripiee, with a good tUaring floor, waaplaced on I ho lawn, and at midnight abuffet supper was served.

Among the guest weie Mr and Mrs.Preston (llbson, Mr and Mrs, James Harrcman, Mr. and Mts. Arthur H. Burden. Mr.and Mrs. Sydney J. l oirord, Jr., Mr. andMrs. Herbert Hairiman, Mr. and Mrs. ,f.lloidon Douglas, Mr. and Mrs, Newt nuAdams, Commander and Mrs, W. V Pratt,Miss lues. Milliollaitd, Miss Hose l, (irot.venor. Miss Mice l.lttle. Miss llobptla W'il.lard, Mkts l.uuia Swan, MissPaine, l.louil Hugo W Osterhaus. I . S. N'.,Harvey S. I.adew Daoiel von llalmhauaen,Philip Poltei. 'I nomas Midell. Dr. HanryJ. Knapp. raym.isipr and Mrs. W. N.Hughes, Mr nnd Mrs. Ileglnald N'ornian,I.ouls binsuicic. Lieutoiiant-Coinmand-

Walter 4ie Knper u I I. lent. Joint 0Klenuiut, .lr ,1 S N

Cupt. William S. t.iiirno.i, t s. X , andMrs. Cais-rlo-n gave a dinner atths traiulng station in honor of Rear Ad-

miral Hugo Ostethaus of the Atlantic fleet.Among the oil.er guests were Hear Admiraland Mrs. trench K. t badwick. Commaudt rnml Mi- - t hailes I. Huesey, Mr and .Mrs.liiines A Swan, Mr. William Crosvtnorund l'i- and Mis. Roderick l'err

.Miolliei nr dinners was givenby Mie, Aloaniler S. Clarke at Beamlloiuid, J. I'l"i'i'iiit Morgan bring amongherguests Mr .Mm gnu w ill give luncheons011 lioatd the t 01,1 r ami '1 liurs-la- v

liegl-teie- d at the Casino were,Mr. and .Mis V Kail Dodge, who havecome tiom Sou'.hatiipton, I.. I., to visit'Mr. and Mta. 1 Imi'iKe V. Dolau. ralgW'adsworth. .Mrs Alexander S t'lark.Mr, ami .Mis. Waller H. Howe nf Washing-toi- l.

I. . W Stephen Van llenaaplasr.who Is at the breaker .Mrs. AloiimderII. II. Pratt a guest of Mrs. Stuart Duncan:Waller Van ttetinselaer Berry ot Washing-- ,ton, I' .11 guei or Mr und Mrs. W.Starr.Miller, and Mr. and .Mr, tleorge O. lot-te- n.

Jr.Mrs. Itlchard (iambrill has returned from

a visit to her sister. Mrs. Charles CarrollJackson, iu Springfield, Mas. She willgive u dinner for .1. Pierpout Morgan to-morrow-.

Luncheons vver given y bv Mm,Hakhtneleff, Mrs, John It. Drexel. Mrs.Howard S. Graham. Mrs. John Sunford,Mrs. Hugh I). Auchlncloss and Miss(leorglans King.

Small dinners were given by Mrs. Her-mann OelrUhs and Mrs. Dud lev Davis.

W llhlitelaniier Stewart and his son willarrive lor a visit with l.ispenard Stewart onMoi1il.1v and luler iu the week Mr. and Mrs.Krank H. W'llherhoe and Miss Kvelyn Wither-be- e

will arrive ai While Unigc. Mr. Stewartwill soon go to Maine lor fishing.

Mrs. diehard T. Wilson will give s dinneron Thursday night, and after lableaugvivnuts those posing will go to her homein their costumes for nn informal rlnnreandsupper.

Mm Mabel Cheats has come from Stock-bridg- e,

Mass., to visit Miss Kdna Darger.Mrs. John Nicholas Hi own and her son lefty for liar Harbor to visit Mr. and Mr'llutler McCagg,Dr. and Mrs. John J. Mason will retura

flom Bar Harbor to W'ahiui nn Saturday.Mr, sod Mrs. Henry A. Coster of West

Chester, X . are al the MuenchingsrKing.

Something evidently new In th warol fashions tor women was seen this morn-ing at the Casino, one of the leoenl arrivalsappearing with one while stocking and on

ENGLISH ACTRESS ARRIVES.

Stella ile Miirne to I'lay In "Pntuaataiter Walt." In Meal.

.Mcll.i tie Marnev, a Utile Knglish actiasaarrived (or the first tljuei in Ibis countryeterday 011 ili, lied Star liner Finland.

She Is going 10 San Wraiieiscu lo take the.P.iri uf .lie m)ii,ir in "pomander Walk."Willi her Thomas (,. Warren, an Kni-lls- h

ur tor. who will lake the leading part taihe tame plat

Mlm tie Ai.n mv played the part of'Afy.iii in ' ihe riatliins In London.

She insdf hrrdelxil on the stage of LondonWilli (leiiiire l.dw a tiles und she ha playedsiicc esafullv in comedy rules, She expectlit lie Willi Ihe i.inpHliv lor six to eightnioiitiis, pun or ihe time on th road, andthen, she says, she linpv ehe'll go back toLondon,

DIED.lil.Xt.HKN (la Tuesday. Aucust t.l, llary Hep-Lli- .s

lliailen wife uf Ciauford Rlafden.dstigbter nf (. t. rrlilhalil and t'tiarlotlI'veietl llnisliis,

I'unrral at I I'M Tluirda, at Wllltaniilown.Mass.

HMINKN On Aiitusl IS. I w I . . Joseph C. L.Ilyicrs. beloved liustistid id Louise J.

hviurral services un l'ilda, Auguit IS, at 10A. 'J bum the Church or Ml, Agae. KaatI tirlt-lhlr- d st. Ititrrinrnl private.

hl.WACA.V Mur.uay. August II, .IrrfnUah A.Plantian, he lined liusbanil uf Aus Hill.

Fiu.tral srivlrrs at his I ale evidence. 211

Weal Ulthtt,, Wcdneid) evening at I o'rlori.Interment private.

UOKIKiN On August 1, William T. Cordsa.ased fi7

Slepheu Vlenllt'a Chapel. ::i SIS a v.near 'Jlsl tl . Wcdoenl) , 1 P. U.

IXIU IS.-- AI Uoiinl Vernon, N. V . AuguilU.IIU,lldward .Nrlsoti, tldrsl sun nf Kdwird M. tadMisle Ijuias. aged 3i tear.

Nuilce ul funeral htieatieilt,ni)i:.V On August IS. I.'dnard 0 , aon nf tha

laic Archibald Madden, aged to. nf Albaay,.V V

Fuiieial services al ihe chapel of th StepsenUerrltt Ilurlal and Cremallon Co , aih av. indivih si.. 'Ihuradav evening al o'clock.

Albany Hursl Ccmciety at conven-ience ol rainlly Albany iaper plena ropy.

UKRCIt --On Aucutt II. Prank f), Meech. aged If).

Fnreral lervlrrs al the chapel nf the StephenMerrill Ilurlal and Cmnallon Co , tub av. aadlUlh si Time Inlet

POOH. Ou Tuesday mnrnlnr. AUfuat la. alUiKOkllne, Mst , Mary W, I'nor. wtf of thlate IV. V Poor, In I tic ICd vrar of het tit.

rur.eral acrv Ices vtlll be held nn Thursday aflrnoon at I n'clocU at her late mldeuce, Wslaulst llrook line. Mats.

I'KINUI.i: Al her rcsllrnce Jin Weal lUlh .,

on Uvnday, Auguii C. Hi: I'.lliahelh Klhrr-Ingio-

widow of Charlca Allen Prlndl.yuneral private lioin the residence nf her dauih-ir- r

Mrs. Ilayward A, Harve), 31 LUicoln avorane, N J.

HOtiKIIS. Al Tuiedo Park, N V co August II,

ll). Krury I'euillclun liugrrt. It, the Slit ytwof Ida act.

Notice ot funeral heteallerSTr:HN.- - Cfl Tuesday. AuruslU. Wi: at her resi-

dence, la .Nrpluii v I direiiicrc. U I.

Aallla Ijisieiice.siern, belovrtl wife ef .Ubsrl.1 Strrn. In her .Hit ear, daughter ol alalcolatit and ihe late linoscne A, l.asieare.

Xuiirv "f (iiniial liricnflct

STOtlV l)nTue..day. Anguit II. at Ihe reiMsanaef Chnilei K. June. 134 Ulterts pi . Hrooklya.I raoces Uieoa Carpulgnt, wife ul T, HarrfSlur).

Nolle uf funeral lieieafierW'lllTK l her resldenie, rrastun pie.

Siminill .' ( nrririi'fc r. reiiieTe, wu mTheodore V, While. Autuat U.

sfnttre of Pineral hereafter

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