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New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
TWO TAKEN OFF CATBoAT BOTTOM
Capsizes After springing Leak-Men Weak
and Benumbed with Cold.

Captain Freestone, of the auxiliary sloop-
yacht Viola of Canarsie yesterday rescued two
young men from a perilous position
turned catboat, off Rockaway Point. They gave
their names John and William Garrison of
No. 3OS West 4th-st. Both We're drenched to the
skin and blue from cold. and had to be lifted
from the wrecked boat.
The hailed the Viola, saying their boat
had sprung leak and they needed assistance
Captain Freestone Immediately came about and
stood by, but the men had evidently changed
their mind, and were making for the nearest
beach, directly away from their rescuers The
Viola, after remaining for short time re-
sumed her trip few minutes later heavy
puff Of wind caught the catboat and sent her
over.
The Viola, which The Tribune Fishing
Club, came about again and rescued the men,
taking the wrecked boat in tow. William Garri-
son said he could not have lasted another min
ute, as he was benumbed with cold. The boat
was later righted and taken to a nearby dock
In a half submerged condition.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
WOULD IMPROVE LITHoaRAPHIC ART
Employers and Employees Agree on Organi-
zation of Apprenticeship System.

AS a result of the third annual convention OF the
, ,itbograntic Artists Engravers and Designers
League of America, held in NewYork last week.
II was announced yesterday that an agreement had
been reached between committees of the league and
employing photographers for raising the standards
of photographic art in the United States The
rriendliest relations have always existed between
the league and the employers and the. new move
ment is purely a cooperative matter. and has
nothing to do with the present agreement between
the trade and the employers.
1t was finally agreed to organize the apprentice
ship system as the first step to bringing litho-
graphic work in the United States up to the Euro
pean standard. -,
plan was adopted the main feature OF which
was the organization of apprenticeship board,
made up of employers and employees, to pass on
all bows who desire to become apprentices In the
finer branches of the business. The league has a
central employment agency in Chicago, and the
committee has expressed itself In favor of bring
ing this employment agency to New-York, where
the finest work is done.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
DR. KNOX breaches BAcCALAUREATE
Columbia Graduating Glass Hears Sermon in
Gvmnasium-Special Musical Programme.

The Columbia University baccalaureate sermon
was preached yesterday afternoon in the gym
nasium by the Rev. DR.. George William Knox
professor of the philosophy and history OF religion
in the Union Theological Seminary. About three
hundred members OF the graduating class attended
the exercises.
The Rev. Appleton Grannis. assistant rector of
St Michaers Protest Episcopal Church. acted as
chaplain An orchestra OF thirty pieces, under the
direction of Richard Henry Warren assisted by a
choir of seventy-five, selected from the Church
Choral Society, furnished the music. A feature OF
the musical programme the Ambrosian Te
Deun with an orchestral accompaniment, written
especially for the occasion by Mr Warren.
President Nicholas Murray Butler, with the Uni
versity Council composed Of the deans and rep
pied the centre of the stage. The graduating
class occupied place at the front of the lower
floor of the auditorium, facing the stage.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
BOY KILLS COMP4NTON.
Shooting at Baseball Bat Target
THOUGHT accidental.

Fourteen-year-o Joseph Nedven shot and in
stantly killed a companion. Henry Dakin. nineteen
years old, at noon yesterday in Long Island City.
The two boys had gone to the open lots near
Paynter and Vernon to a ball game
Just before the game Nedven took small calibre
revolver from his pocket and suggested that they
put up baseball bat and take few shots at it.
The revolver fully loaded. and, it is said six
shots were fired by Nedven. the sixth shot strik-
ing Dakin in the right temple killing him almost
instantly.
Detectives Kennedy and Pendergast, of the Hunt
er's Point police station. arrested Nedven He was
taken to the rooms of the Children's Society in
Brooklyn.
Nedven. who has but recently returned from the
Catholic Protectory, at Van Nest Westchester
County, lives at No 80 Sunswick-st.. Astoria The
dead youth lived at No 209 Crescent The shoot
ing is thought TO have been accidental
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MRS. EDDYS LAST MESSAGE.
Laws Denying Allness of God May Be Dis
regarded.

Boston. June ia dispatch to ''The Boston
Herald" from Concord. N H. says that Mrs.
Mary Baker c.. Eddy, founder of the Christian
Science faith, has given to her followers through
out the world the last message she will ever
give stating the Church's principle regarding
poverty, disease and surgery. with the first au-
thentic statement of Christian Science toward
laws Mrs Eddy answered series Of questions
put to her on these points concisely, which are
summarized as follows:
Christian Science denies the existence of dis
ease germs. Is not antagonistic TO spiritual
science: there is material science. 1t Is
proper for Christian Scientists to disregard all
laws that deny the aIlness of God, spirit and His
laws Death is the great world fear which the
human race wills against itself II the world
would abandon the study of disease and crime,
devoting itself to the study of wealth, health
and love, criminals. cripples and poverty would
cease to exist
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MONUMENT FOR FATHER o'REIITy
Granlte Cross in Honor of Dead Priest Dedi.
Gated in St Raymond's Cemetery

Aooue three thousand members of the Roma,
SaeiO4'c church Of st Martin OF Tours and neigh
oorns parishes in The Bronx went n 81 po
lnonos Cemetery at westchester yesterday after
~ atoeilo me unwilling Of monument TO the
Rev. Christopher 3. O'RetIlv Fa+har O,ptr''
founded the parish Of St Martin Of Tours ana ro-
Gently built the new 10000 church there. He died
On January lS last and was the second person ia
De buried fron the church
Inc monument a granite cross. fourteen feet
was purchased by popular subscription Of the
par1sh1oners. It cost about $4,000
Addresses were made by the Rev William,
IsM.eensIl ne. Dr. Roger P ONed. President Faffln OF
n ne Ir0n1. T. the Rev. Thomas J. Heafy and John
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
SAVED BY FERRYBOAT.
Women Clung to Skif Wh'te Men
Ssgam After Girl:

Four mon two women and a girl fourteen
yaars old were caught in a heavy squan or
Staten Island toward dusk last evening anu
only for the timely aid of the ferryboat Robert
Garrett would have perished. they were III d
frail round bottom sailboat, and had peeh Out
all the afternoon. They were evidently return
ing. when the squall capsized their craft All
were thrown into the water. and the little siii
was being carried away by the high tide when
Captain William Cole. of the Robert Garrett
sighted them, and a second later, heard the men
CRYING to the women to be brave and stick to the
boat while they swan after the little girl.
The captain ordered out lifeboats. Joseph
Considine and James Rachel threw themselves
into one and pushed out to the rescue
Meanwhile. the passengers of the Robert Gar
rett the life struggle scarcely city pIoch
away from them. and for nearly an houf the
greatest excitement prevailed the women pas
sengers wrngng their hands and crying out LOT
more helm The captain of the ferryboat had
almost as difficult a task in keeping order aboard
his boat as in rescung the seemingly doomed
men and women.
The men in the lifeboat found two women
clutching the bottom Of the boat The -FOUR
men were swimming after the GIRL who was be-
ing borne away on the tide. They took tho
women back to the Robert Garrett and then
pushed out again after the men and the child
Two of the almost exhausted when
the lfeboat reached them. They were taken
aboard and the trip continued for the other two
men, who, by this time. had reached the little
girl and were bravey struggling for the shore.
The entire party was taken into the captains
private room and the ferryboat went back to
the Staten Island slip, where physician was
summoned. Save for exhaustion the men were
not injured. The women and the girl, however,
were hysterical.
The rescued ones were Henry Jernghorn, his
wife and sister. Miss Mary Smith, Paul Osborn
and Alfred Andersen, of Bay Ridge, and John
Havisen. of Stapleton.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
FIRST LAYMAN's BACCALAUREATE.
DR.. Wilson Delivers It at Princeton" "Strug
gle for Wealth Consuming Fever"

Princeton. n. J.. June 1.-THE baccalaureate Sun
day of Princeton's 15Sth commencement was marked
to-day by the address of President Woodrow VIII
son, the only layman who has ever had the honor
of delivering q bacca1aureate sermon here. DR..
Wilson'S theme was Health and he said in part:
The ideal object Of education is at once to de-
veop and simplify the mnd-simplify it by per-
adjustment to its and to its environment
and such is health The modern struggle for
wealth is more like consuming fever than right
function of health There is in many Of our ma
terial achievements touch of frenzy and dstem-
per. Our energy is stimulated to the pitch Of in
toxication lacks pose and overleaps the bounds
alike of prudence and Of pleasure hurres us pant
ing to the bed of exhaustion and of sickness where
the physicians task is to get the heat and turmoil
of our blood.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
ARCHBISHOP FARLgYs ANNIVERSARY

Archbishop Farley rounded out yesterday thirty
n.e years IN the priesthood. There was TO formal
~uoll OF The anniversary. but the Archbishop
by an arrangement OF the confirmation I;s+ bon
pened to be at st. Peters Church New Brighton
.hasen Island, yesterday afternoon-the FIRST
church to which he was assigned as a vopng
priest he confirmed large class of boys and
s'ris ana stayed at the church for several hours
renewing old acQuaintances In the roornin.
IL neing the feast of Pentecost there was a
PEohhuncat PEfdhac mass at the Cathedral, the Arch
q3shop oelng the celebrant. His Secretary Tho
Rev j. V Lewis. preached In The sFtsr,on, Ho
there was solemn vespers. Monsignor IeveIe heir.
the celebraut 11oHe'ie Oe!lS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
BIBLE SCHOOLS SUMMER SESSION
Dr. Edgar w. Work and DR.. c. I. Schotield
Will Be Among the Lecturers.

Dr. Edgar ". Work, of Colorado Springs. and
Dr. c. I Schofield will be among the special teach
ers and lecturers the Bible School. No. o4l Lex
ington-ave. June 10 till September L Dr. WORK
was for five wears college pastor professor of
Biblical literature at Wooster University. He VIII
be present for four weeks, beginning June " DI
Scoeld will be the school in the weeks peslilliis
July 16 and August 8. .,o
Exercises will be held each morning: and there
will be two hours of Bible study daily. AS the
Bible school is the headquarters Of the summer
tent campaign under the direction OF the eVtansel
istio committee of greater New-York numoer OF
eyangelists and workers engaged by that committee
w Meninger the Rev. P. V. Jenness and H M
Falconer. The children's work will be in charge
of Mrs C. s. Besserer. There will be no tuition
charges.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
POLICE STOP BASEBALL GAME

baseball game between the Vermont nine and
team from Central Islip, Long Island had
reached the end Of the third inning at the ontario
hasepaH feld, l49th-st-, between 7th and ssb aves
yesterday afternoon when Detective serqe,t
Arons and several policemen ended the sport John
Murphy, Of No. 347 3d-ave.. and James Cox. of No
100 East 3oth-st. the pitcher and catcher for tho
vermont nine. and William Hope. who was at the
pat Ior tie Long Island team arrested and
taken 70 the West 152d-st. station. There bail was
secured by Alderman John r. Davies The break
ins up OF the game was disappointment to TIE
Rramrnes at g cents each P'
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MISS RUssELL's DOG DISAPPEARS,
Actress Offers Liberal Reward for Return of
Fox Terrier Jack.

Miss Lillian Russell who is living at 76th-st and
2d-ave. Bay Ridge. for the summer, is mourning
the loss of her fox terrier Jack. He disappeared
while Miss Russell was walking along the Shore
Road yesterday morning. All efforts to find him
having failed his loss reported to the police
Of the Fort Hamilton station last night and q
general alarm sent out.
It is feared that Jack has made friends with some
of the plebeian dogs of Bay Ridge and wandered
away Jack is white with black spot over his
left eve. He silver mounted collar Miss
Russell says liberal reward will be paid for the
recovery of her pet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
U. OF p. COMMENCEMENT BEGINS.

philadelphia June u.-Conmencement week OF
the University of Pennsylvania began to-day, when
the baccalaureate sermon was preached by the
Rev. William Henry Oxtoby, at the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church. Tomorrow will be class
day. Tuesday viii be alumni day. and the gradua-
ton exercises Will be held Wednesday; Five
hundred and forty students will receive degrees
and about fifty will receive certificates or prom
cheney President George Harris Of Amherst 10 1qto
lege will make the commencement address 1 ne
students who will graduate are divided INTO H ae
partments as follows: College 100; law, 65; meol-
cine. lsl; dental. l6S and veterinary. B
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
INJUNCTION AGAINST PlckETs.

Kingston. N Y. June Ii-Suprerne Court Justice
James A. Belts has granted a temporary iniunc-
ton restraining Lodge No 70 Of the Brotherhood
OF Boilermakers and Iron Ship Builders of America
aIao Helpers Division No 100 from picketina the
premises or the Franklin Boiler Works Company
OF Ireen Island near Troy. The Injunction for
DIGS interference with the present EMPLOYEES gath
sasAx near them, boycotting the plant or interfer-
tis IN any way with its operations A strike has
tnfnabie next Saturday. " -
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
BAcCALAUREATE AT ROANOKE.

Salem Va. June n.-At the commencement ex-
ercises of the ffty-second session Of Roanoke Col
lege to-day the baccalaureate sermon was delivered
by the Rev. Dr. William g. Freas. Of Baltimore
who laid emphasis upon the value of a college
training as giving "discernment, poise of soul and
the habit of seeking for causes and the forces of
life" The annual address before the Young Mems
Christian Association Of the college was delivered
tonight by the Rev DR.. S. W. owen, Of Aagers-
town Nd who discussed "Self-culture"
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
ASKS AID FOR POOR FAMILY.

An appeal IS made IN behalf of poor woman
whose husband ie sick and will be quite incapable
of exertion for some time There are five children
under fourteen and helpless grandmother. The
woman has kept books and learned typewriting.
bst lost her place through no fault of her own
inst before her husband became sick. and the fam
ily has been kept from starvation by friends over
six weeks. Employment or aid is asked, as her
need Is most Immediate. Address the Rev. M T.
Tracy Charity Church Foundation. HerEimer-st
and Aibeny-agc. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
WEDNESDAY. JUNE Il
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Sunday, June IL, 1905

Steamer Korona (Br). with 20 passengers mails and
mdse. Arrived the Bar l2:3O . m
Steamer Moltke (cr with 30i caun f409 steerage
passengers, mails and mdse Arrived Bar II 55
Steamer Oneida. Philadepha, to William p Clyde
q Co, with mdse. Passed in Quarantine et $40 M
Steamer jamestown. KILLER. Norfolk TO old Dominion
SIS co. with mdse. Left Quarantine at 1910 m.
Steamer Advance Corning Colon June o. the Panama
Railroad with mails ana mdse Passed
in Sandy Hook l0:45 D
Steamer Federico (Aust1, Bauer Trieste May s. Pa
ermO 10 and Ofan %. Phelps Bros & Co. with mdse
Arrived at the Bar m.
Steamer Columbia tBr). Wadsworth Glasgow and No
vile Jue j. 10 Henderson Bros. with 2i1 cabin ard ESQ
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
= s ENGINEER OFFICE. NEWPORT. r: I.

.teerage passengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at
HAS m. o, s., - -,
southern Pacific Company with mdse. Left Quarantine
steamer Jefferson Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
70 the Old Dominion SIS Co. with passengers and mdse
Left Quarantine at 1:1O p m - = ",
Steamer Havana, Robertson. Vera Cruz June = Pr33
greso and Havana Z James E Ward & Co. with ia
passengers mdse Arrived at the Bar az II O1
? m. 10th. .,.. ,.o,.,,o -. = .,d
William 2 Clyde & co. with passengers
and mdse Left Quarantine at 1:3O a m - .
steamer Iackawanna (3r), Gray, Shields May q. TO
Eobii,n Runrecht In ballast Arrived the Bar at
steamer Onondaga new, from Philadelphia. to William
u CSI,-de e co in ballast. Passed in Quarantine at
945 a
SAILED.
c+earar Princess Anne for Norfolk Newport News
Tinted states Navy collier Cesar.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
SAYS BRIDEGROOM ROBBED HER.
Stamford Bride Makes Charges ON Her Wed
ding Day.

stamford Conn. June 11.-Miss Annie Tero. who
came here recently from New-York requested the
,olce to-day to aid In the search for John Schra-
dar to whom she was 10 have been married this
morning Miss Tero says that last night she turned
over to schrader her savings; about $50. part Of
1waddIne EXPENSES keeping the rest of the money
safe for her To-day, when the hour of the cere-
1nonv arrived Schradar failed 10 appear. tie has
been employed in IA factory here.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MUSKOGEEANS PAY TRIBAL TAX
Protesting Delegation Hopes to See Presi
dent TODAY.

Washington. June u.-Secretary Hitchcock to-day
received dispatch from Muskogee. Ind. T.. re-
porting that thirty business firms have paid the
tribal tax about which there has been considerable
controversy and that others will do so as fast as
their accounts can be made up. The delegation OF
business men from Muskogee which is here to
make protest against the enforcement of the tax
will make an effort the President tomorrow
and Secretary Hitchcock probably will go with It.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
TABLET FOR sLoCUM VICTIMS.
Disaster Has Taught No Lesson of Safety,
Saws DR. Batten.

tablet was unveiled last night in st. Marks
Chapel Protestant Episcopal Church, No SS East
lOth-st in memory of the members of the parish
bo narisbed on the General SIocum. The Rev.
Dr. Batten spoke of the suffering the disaster had
brought into the neighborhood, and said he re-
Rreted that the accident had not borne better re.
suit In the way of stricter rules for the safety OF
1iTa on pleasure craft. 1t not any easier 10
travel on water now than it year ago IN
spte of the terrible lesson that had been taught
he
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
BISHOP COURTNEY AT TENT EvANeEL

Bishop Courtney, rector of St. James's Prot
estant Episcopal Church. addressed the afternoon
meeting in the Gospel Tent Evangel, Broadway
| and 57th-st, yesterday. The services in
! charge of the Rev. q. w. Mcpherson, the evan
pa1i
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
LONG ISLAND CHURCH DEDICATED.

Rockville Centre, Long Island, June 1.-THE new
church building of st. Agnes's parish was dedicated
to-day by the Rev P. j. Mcnamara, vicar-general
of the diocese Of Brooklyn The church cost nearly
6OOO0 all of which raised within the last four
wears by the Rev. James J. Flood. the rector.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. Will BE RECEIVED AT THE


Bureau Of Supplies and Accounts Navy Depart
ment. washington. d. G. until 10 o'CLocK A. NJ,
after to furnish at the navy yards, etc. Portsmouth
a. Newport R. l. New forh nna1o, n; II ma Leasos sps
Indian Head Nd. as specified. a quantity OF naval
supplies. as follows; Schedule soo Building and and
Motors generating SETS lathes. grinder presses saws
for Sorns @ a so
machines. tools. steam engines. pipe and httinss
lamps. wire. rheosats ebonite. mica electrical
supplies. gneiss. asphalt Portland cement, brick
balances. etc. scale shafting pulleys. miscel-
aneous hardware. forges, oil hllers and EXTRACTOR
trimmer, grinder, drill press. metal blower
hydraulic leather pine. aluminium brass bronze fux-
miscellaneous metals: Rainbow. Peerless. and Kear-
ax Sesto snd Cd doon duck packing coverns ppe
with magnesia covering varnshes, white Lead paints
der. copper forms turntable. cisternSehedulc
30f: Log books. metal saw.Schedule 305: Flax
dies. handles, shovels. crucibes. palms.
NETS, etc; pipe wrenches grindstones scrapers dia-
ehamois skins, ash, white and yellow pine. poplar
o9er @ 51es sc Fn5oe Upper g
TIcks and and fax packing: magnesia pipe covering
pitch petroIatum. acids, Iye. granular sodium
bonate grease, paint remover, phosphde of calcium
whiting glycerne gold leaf glue white zinc red lead
miscellaneous paints. chemicals. sheac japan
drer, mineral, lard sperm and lubricating oil; bees
glasses, hose pipe and couplings copper. brass and
iron pipe angle globe ga.e 2 hose gate and pop
dunn and press copy books, rubber bands rubber and
ruling and steel pens. pencils, tracing cloth; botting
note typewriter carbon, envelope and drawing
cry. charcoal oars emery cloth, buoys ship
ping and factory salt toilet paper.
toilet SOAP corned Applications pro-
posals should designate the schedules desired by
0n R9nas to the nay pay oes Rey YPg ~ or to the
N
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 42sl Sunset 73O Moon 1925 Moons 10
HIGH WATER.
M-sandy Hook 2:49I Gov. Island 3:01 Hell Gate 4:5i
PM-Sandy Hook 329l Gov Island $50 He'll Gate 5:4S
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

FOREIGN PORTS.
1,verDool June 11Arrived Celtic Br. Ransom,
New-Yerk via Queenstown -,,
southampton June H. $50 nnasaed steamer prinzess
Alice Ger. Poack (fronl Bremen). New-York; ar
rived steamer St Paul. Passow Nev-fork VIA
Dover Iune IL 2:35 -Sailed steamer Pretoria Ger).
Schrotter (from Hamburg). New-York via Boulogne
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12

May 10. 19O5.-Sealed proposals for rubblestone
delivered in breakwater at Sandy Bay Mass. will be
received here until II M June a. 1865 pub
licly opened. Information application W. S. STAN
TON, Col. EnRrs
New-York tribune., 1905-06-12
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TUESDAY. JUNE 13.

K Wilhelm II. Bremen n c Lloyd $50 a m 12:oo m
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-02-22
To Stump the South In tho Inter
est of Cotton Growers AZ.
sociaiiOn.

Atlanta, Ga, Feb is. --rrcsi.
dent Rarvie Jordan, of the South
ern Cotton Association, will make
a tonrof the cotton-gr"wing States
Of the South ut an carly date. lie
has received numbers IF invita-
tions to visit The different sections
of the South since the organization
OF the association Mt New Orleans.
He will go 10 New Orleans Grs.
then to Texas, Indian Territory,
Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi,
Louisiana and Alabama and Ten
nessee. Mr. Jordan will mako
speeches in every State in interest
of the movement to reduce the cot
ton acreage and to reduce the
amount Of commercial fertilizers
used.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-02-22

From the best selected sceis.
Now ready for 81 l;nrtt 'a'g~.
strong. healthy. t."nc parts are
grown Ii; the open 81: and Viii stand
severe freeze with out injury. Early
Jersey Wakefield, Large Type or
Charleston Wakefield whlcA ara the
best known varieties OF early cabbage,
also HendeGson's Succession. the best
large, late and sure Eeadcr, Augusta
Early Trucker, also a fine type Of late
variety. Neatly packed in light bas-
kets. SI.50 per NJ, For five thousand
or over Si25 per thousand FO 3 Ex
press office, Chas NJ GinsCn.
Ycungs Island. : q.
Dec 90. '004-3m.
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PECULIAR DISAPPEARANCE

]. D. Runyan, of ButlervilIe,
O., laid the peculiar disappearance
of his painful symptoms, of indl-
gestion and biliousness, to DR..
Kings New Life Pills. He says:
"They are a pei feet remedy, for
dizziness, sour stomach, headache,
constipation, etc." Guaranteed at
Crawford Bros, j. F. Mackey G
Co. and anderbnrk Pharmacy.
Drug stores, price 25c.