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New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

BARKER-on June Z. 1908. Lillian B. beloved wife Of
Charles Barker Fgneral service at Psrkyiiie Con
Saturday afternoon o'clock.
BocANDE-In Philadelphia Thursday June s. Eugene
Charles Albert de Bocande in the SD year Of his age
please copy.
CoEIn New1Haven. Conn June s. 1905. Watson " "
be held R 't at No 4s4 orangest. NeWSHavsn on Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock Friends are invited to
Rar!e. jT' son Of the late Abraham Lent and Ann
Eliza eddenl Earle Funeral service . at St IT, Mathsw
10th inst at o'clock p. m.
EMERY-At Nev-RochelIe N. Y. Wednesday, June
Z 1905; Emily Gould MeDouga wife Of O Be@R ETery
ave, Friday. June o. at 2:5o p
GwILLIM-Thursday, June g at his reatdenca No 800
eSwiia Funeral services on SATURDAY June TO- at 8
p. Hartford papers please copy
HEALEY-on Wednesday. Juns z 1905, Thomas Hsaley:
en'iIis fSem his Aa late 'Es 5ssasncs
saturday June 10 Mass at St Cecelas Church. 1ooth-
and Lextngton-aye., at 10 O'CLOCK
IupLUM-on Wednesday June s. at Hackensacs N. J..
Frances A. widow OF William S. Ludlun. and daughter
OF the late samuel 9 Rgcks unera tsryle' an AZ SnTst
day, June 10, at IL a. m.
MATHEwSoN-At Yonkers. Thursday. Juns s. 1905.
sa vear T1Deral service at the residence Of her
daughter. Mrs. G. E. Htehings No; D Gilbert Place
sANFoRD-Juns Z, at No 1oc Eaton Square. London
Sarah Frances Sanford
sATTERL LEE-At Castleton. We. Tuesday, June g.
Douglass saterlee Of the late Douglass sattsr
beloved wife Of the late James b Tayor Services
a 9Y Yl at oeiock Friday evening June .. 1865 In.
terment private.
THoMPsoN-At Saratoga Springs. n. =, June s. 1905
WidoW Of William Augustus Thompson and daughtes hui
of the late Clarkson Crosby. OF New-fork city
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLEIBishop Lawrence, Boston; N.
Low United States MsgiRs Corps Victor Whit- Mhds
Paris; Afford Colyer, Montreal: A 6; ATsiey'
Petersburg; z. Freytag, Bresau. BUCKINGHAM
Professor A. H Morton, WiliamstoWn Mass; ;
the Rev. August Macnat. Buenos "A AEres; yef
AvENUb-s. N: Reede. London; GRANNp!-AIsx- !3eo-AHa
ander Fairnay, London W. Henderson, Liverpool
HoFFMAN-James a Wilson, Montreal; J. B.
Calvo Costa Rican Minister to the United states 1s
sow: g L Taylor, London; W. D. Havilaad' G
nam Boston, MANHATTAN-I NJ RestSsnndRS6igRR p ter R6R.
oTrGHHA. Metcaf, Cape Colony. MURRAY HILL
Richard stanton, sydney n s. " NAXAEEKKEE- AvAEKE-
Z a Mirstlory Paris. VICToRIA-L R. Domino
Paris. WALDORF Whlt1eli,
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GAS TEARS UP STREET.
E@plodes in Front of Continental
Hotel and alarms Guests.

Gas leaking from main In front OF the Con-
tinental Hotel. Broadway and 20th-st, was ex-
ploded in sufficient volume last night to wreck
the lamppost on the corner and tear up the
tagging. There were few persons that side
of Broadway at the time, but the guests of the
hotel sitting the Broadway side were con-
siderably excited.
Several firernen responded to the alarm and
extfngushed the slight fire. It is supposed that
the explosion was caused in the vault. which
extends to the curb by defective insulation of
the electric light wires.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

connection with those bitter quarrels that pre-
vailed between the Protestantn and the Roman
Catholics in England at the time Of the Refornla-
ton. He brought up In monastery on the
Continent under different name, was believed to
have perished. and when. after reaching manhood
and refusing to become monk he returned TO
England to claim his extensive estates his iden-
tity questioned and he was compelled to IN
stitute legal proceedings in order to establish it,
This he did by describing. among other things all
the curious marks of the family punch bowl, ana
also the strange markings of pet cat, which ne
had had as a boy
Among the most famous members of the Swim
burne family have been Henry Swinburne, the
friend Of Empress Maria Theresa and traveller.
whose books Spain and Italy, printed In the
middle of the eighteenth century still standard
works to-day.
ENGLAND'S GREATEST LIVING POET.
Another is England's foremost and most gifted
poet of the present day, Algernon Swinburne, who,
had 1t not been Cor the radical and even down.
right revolutionary opinions which he processes
in all political matters would certainly have oeeh
appointed to succeed Lord Tennyson as Poet Laire-
ate. He is q first cousin Of Sir John Swlnpurne
and the of the late Admiral Charles and Lazy
Jane Swinburne Lady Jane. wonderful old Syonl-
an, having been a daughter Of the third Earl OF
Ashburnham. Lady .rane was celebrated In ner
younger days for her remarkable beauty "illoh
such that, when presented for the first time
at Court, she complimented on her loveliness
by William " who, he drew near to her, I'M
printed hearty kiss on her cheek.
AIgernon Swinburne is an object of particular
aversion to the Russian government and to the
regning house of Romanoff. both OF which he mas
repeatedly denounced fercely in inpassicned verse
Indeed, at one moment the Russian government
endeavored, though unsuccessfully, to secure his
prosecution IN the criminal courts by the Enghsh
authorities the ground that his poems con-
stituted not merely excuse for the methods OF
the Terrorist party in the dominions of the Car,
but an actual instigation to the assassination OF
sovereign, princes and officials at st. Petersburg.
On the other hand, Swinburne has been the re-
cipient of profound and publicly expressed adira-
ton on the part of the italian government and
people the former having officially eulogtzed his
poems clarifying the Italian revolution which has
transformed the peninsula into united nation
Sir John Swinburne, Crimean veteran OF the
Royal Navy has several sons and one daughter
the widow CT Richard Chamberlain, who was a
younger brother of ex-Colonial Secretary Joseph
Chamberlain. There is little love lost between MIS-
Richard and her distinguished brother-ln-law. ano
during the Boer she took very active part
In making trouble for the administration. and IN
particular for the Colonial Secretary, not only IN
England but also In South Africa
MARQUISB DE FONTENOY.
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extra charge.
g 19OS, at 10 a m at the family home. No. las
West 69th-st New-York, by the Rev. E. Arm
Of Johns Hopkins Cnivsrsiry baltimore Nd to Miss
Emerins Mason HoIbrook. of New-York daughter Of
Franklin Fessenden Hobrook Boston Mass. BrattIe
boro (vt) and Boston papers please copy.
residence Of Mrs Richard Ely by the Rev G. Parsons
Nichols D. D., assisted by Rev. Henry NJ. Sanders
schefer Of Amsterdam. Holland, and the late Dr. a.
Rudolph c. c. schsffs- Robert Erskne Ely. of New
York.
GoopaIc5HatcUTTEE- = Ut "Wednesday. June Tat the
Falkner. Margaret, daughter Of John D. Cutter. TO
DR.. Charles Augustus Goodrich Of Hartford Conn
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday June :, at
the First Presbyterian Church. Yonkers. N Y by the
William P Stevenson D. D. Abhie jackson. daughter
Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Louderback. to William
KoBBE-DELEHANTY-on June T. 1905 at the COVER
norf residence Sailors Snug Harbor. Staten Island
Mary Washington Delehanty. daughter OF Captain and
Mrs. Daniel Delehanty to ?. F. Kobbe jr SON Of MT
MCLURE-BARCALow-on Thursday. June s. at the
home OF the bride. Somervie n. J., by z. e.
Read D. D., Frances Davenport Barcalow daughter
seld. Il J. 0A''a'0" and william Mcclure OF piain-
MLLFRLWEIITES- ES-on Wednesday. June Z, 1906 at the
Memorial Presbyterian Church Brooklyn, Calvin
McCellen assisted by DR.. James NJ. Buckley, Of Nor
rfstown Mary Elizabeth, daughter Of MI and Mrs Ed
ward White. to Charles O. Miller J Of Stamford Conn.,
MoRRISoN-STOUT-Tn Nsw-Brunsviok N J. Juns Z
ls5. by the Rsy Linn E. Wheeler. assisted by the
G aeyi yb sGsh ss CslvsEt D. r. Mary Stout daughter
D. Morrison. ali Of New-Brunswick.
WALLER-RUFF-At Washington D. c. on Wednes-
day. June 1905, by the Rev Frank NJ Bristol Eliza
petn Octavfa Run 70 William Waller.
NofiC of
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
DREAMLAND FOR LAFAYETTE GUARDS

The members of the Lafayette Guards. Colonel
A. Gross. commander, will celebrate July IA. the
anniversary Of the fell of the Bastille. with an
outing at Dreamland The resort has been
rented for a lump for the day. and all the
gate receipts will go to charity. The programme
will include dancing girls from Paris, athletic
games, electric club swinging, drills and other
attractions The athletes Of the local clubs and
the Military Athletic League have been asked to
compete in the games in the hippodrome
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
CELEBRATE ED ANNIVERSARY.

The fifty second anniversary of the 1ouhdlhs
of the Mariners Family Asylum. for aged WlVess
mothers, sisters and daughters Of seamen OF the
MORT of New-York, was held at the home. Cliff
TON. Staten Island yesterday afternoon. Cap
tain George D. Trask. former governor of Sail
or,s Snug Harbor presided. The institution now
shelters thirty-one old women. The treasurer s
report showed that s11,966 had been received
and sS095 expended in the last year.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
FoxHAIL p. KEENE I'M COLORADO.

[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIRUNE.1
Colorado Springs. Col. June S-Foxha1 +. Keen
ts here for the summer. He spent last winter mere
but left here month ago for Kentucky.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
.ROYAL WIDOWS MITE.
Grand Duchess Sergius Barred from
Inheritance of Husbands Fortune.

In view Of the shocking circumstances Of the
death Of Grand Duke Sergius and of the fact that
the Czarina is the youngest sister of his widow it
might have been expected that the latter would
have been an object of particular tenderness, SYM
pathy and consideration the part of Emperor
Nicholas and of the most influential members Of
the imperial family This. however, has not been
the case. if stories current at St Petersburg and
which subject of much discussion at the
court Of Berlin and. especially, at that of Copen-
hagen. which latter is always exceptionally we'll
informed about matters pertaining to the regning
house of Russia, are to be believed.
From these it would appear that, although Ser
g1us left very large private fortune estimated at
some $50 000. .000-he was. favorte son. the prin-
cipa heir Of his colossally rich
his widow to be debarred from any participa-
ton therein, on the ground that her union had been
chNoess. The Car 10 is said, yielding to the advice
of other members of the imperial family, took pos
session Of the whole of Sergius's fortune and as
signed to the Grand Duchess a single chateau In
the neighborhood Of Moscow residence, and the
comparatively meagre allowance to which the for
efgn-bofn wives Of princes Of the dynasty of Ro-
manof are entitled If childless.
The action OF the Car, 1t must be admitted was
in strict accordance with the family statutes of
the retgning house. which, in circumstances such
as those Of the fortune of Grand Duke Sergius are
designed to prevent property belonging to members
Of the imperial Russian family from passing into
foreign hands. the possibility of childless widow
OF a Muscovite grand duke marrying again abroad.
10 a foreigner, being taken into consideration.
1t this treatment Of the Grand Duchess Ser
gius. and not any questions connected with the
Russo-Japanese War. that took her brother-in-law.
Prince Henry Of Prussia, in such hurry TO 81
Petersburg the other day with his wife. Prince
Henry is likewise the brother-in-law Of the Empe-
ror and he managed to induce the Car to recon
slider his decision and consent to the surrender to
the Grand Duchess Sergius OF property amounting
to about S. o00. 900, this consisting Of foreign
stocks and bonds. and not Of any Russian estates
or investments. Having accomplished this, Prince
Henry fastened back to Berlin, thoroughly dis
gusted, it is said The grand duchess has now
surrendered the guardianship of her young nephew
and niece, the children of Grand Duke Paul, or
whom she has had charge since they lost their
mother in their infancy and is about to leave Rus
sia forever establishing herself in Germany. prob
ably in the grand duchy of Hesse. OF which her
only brother is the ruler, and where she spent her
entire life until her marriage.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
MR. sEIHILFs RECORD PRAISED.

The members of the Harlem Republican Cluo
have passed a resolution of thanks to Joseph
Beibilf. Assemblyman for the 31st District IN
dorsing the attitude which he took on important
measures at the last session of the legislature.
Mr. Beihilf introduced the measure, which be-
came law, compelling the Interborough RAPID
Transit Company to place a station on the up
town side of Sth-ave, and i30th-st. HeretoLo5e 95
fhere has been a station on the downtown side
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
THE PRESIDENT GOING TO VIRGINIA
Has Bought Summer Home There, Baron
Won sternburg Says.
[rRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.

[FRoM THE TRIBUNE BUREAU.l
Washington June S.-Baron Speck Won Stern
b,,rr +be German Ambassador after visit to
the White House tonight, said that he had called
to bid the President goodby before the latter started
for Virginia tomorrow.
'The President has bought a summer home oo"n
there" said the Ambassador, and VIII make d
.,s,+ lasting from Friday to Sunday. Mrs. Roose-
Welt left here this morning, and the President ex-
poets TO join her. . ,z ~ :, xy,.,,
Mrs. Roosevelt has gone 10 Hapldaf' Na~' " VISA
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Wilmer
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Class day exercises at Barnard College p. M
Educational confirmation exercises. JET
ferson-st. and East Broadway. p m
Dinner OF Pilgrims Joseph H. Choate. Waldorf,
evening.
American Chemical Society New-York Section, regular
meeting. No. los West 55th-st-. s:l5 p.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
BELGIAN 'cELLIsT COMING.

Berlin June S.-Jean Gerardy, the Belgium cell
ist has arranged for tour of the United States,
beginning in November. under the direction OF
Henry Wolfsohn
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
A DINNER FOR MR.. cHoATE.

complimentary dinner will be given for Joseph
H. Choate. former Ambassador to Great Britain at
the Union League Club the evening of June 1S-
The invitation list includes Secretary W. H Taft,
Elihu Root, Senator Depew, Attorney General
Moody. Morris X. Jesup. Louis Stern, Allen w:
Evarts and Sir Percy Sanderson, the British consul
general
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
--sANsPAc1FIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The schedule closing OF Transpscifc Mails ar
ranged presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit port Of sailing The final connecting mails
sept Registered Transpacc Mails dispatched via Van
couver Victoria, Tacoma Seattle. which Gloss D.
previous day. close at the General Postccs NswfoFk
Hawaii japan Korea China and Philippine Islands via
Francisco. close at p m. June IL for dispatch
per g. s. China
Hawaii. via San Francisco, close at June II for
dispatch g. Alameda
Hawaii san Francisco. close az Juns II
dispatch per s. s Nebrsskan
F Islands Australia Except west and New Caledonia
Via Vancouver and Victoria. b c.. Gloss ..
June II for dispatch $. Aorangt.
ne" Hawaii ana Fiji islands Via San FTanosco
close at 6 D. June 9 for dispatch per s. Sononia
(If the steamer carrying the British msil for
iSis dispa;ch extra naiIs-closing m ESQ a
M and D. M: Sundays at 4-S0 a. a. and 6
p m-viIi made Up and forwarded until tbs arrival
Ner W zssIsns Australia (except wesD New Casdonis
Samoa Hawaii and FIJI Islands. via San Francisco
close at g D m, "A. for dispatch per s. Ven
fura Ir the Cunard carrying the British mail
for Zealand does not arrive In tIme TO connect
with this dispatch. extra mails closing az 500
4 n will be made and forwarded until tbs
arrival Of the Cunard steamer1
Islands ana Guam Francisco close
8 o. m. June 25 for disnateh per y s Transport.
Hawaii japan. Korea. China and Philippine Islands.
San Francisco close at p m June 26 for dispatch
per 5. Doric.
Tahiti ana Marquesas Islands via Francisco clos.
Al 8 o. June 26 for dispatch per g. s. Mariposa.
Manchuria (exeept Mukden, New-Chwang and Port Ar
and Eastern siberia Is At present forwarded Via
SeTr&IJnIsss otherwise addressed West Australia 4,
forwarded via Europe New-Zeaand via San Francisco
certain places In the Chinese Province OF Yunnan
British fndiathe quickest routes Philippines spe-
caliy addressed via Europe be fully prepaid
the foreign rates Hawaii Is forwarded via San Fran
WILLIAM r. WILCOX Yostmasesrs
Fostoice New-fork. n. A.. June 2. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

liz readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand Cen
trail Station webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and
for Book of representative
~ Office 20 East 2Srd ST.. N z. City.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

Utica N V June s.-Alfred G. vanderbilt ana
party of guests in the private car Columbia passea
through Utica to-day on the way 10 oasaihore
Lodge on Racquette Lake. where they will spend
ahnut days
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
KING VICTOR RECEIVES J. T. M'cLEARY

Rome. June Skiing Victor Emmanuel to-day re-
ceived in private audience Congressman James T.
NcCleary OF Minnesota, and conversed with him
cordially about the schools and educational meth
DDS OF the United States.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
a POTTER IN COLORADO SPRINGS.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNs.l
Colorado Springs, Col, June S.-James Brown Pot'
+o~ of Nevy-York and Colonel w. Gordon McCaoe
of 'Richmond Va are here on their way nome
from a visit to California
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09

Highest temperature yesterday II degrs.s lowest, 51
average 6i; average for corresponding year.
TO- average corresponding date last
81.
sboyers In afternoon evening: light 20 fresh
a,4DSs
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
PRoE. PLYMPToN LEAVES POLYTECHNIC.

Professor George W. Plympton, head OF the de-
partment of civil engineering in the Polytechnic
Institute OF Brooklyn. will retire at the end Of
the academic year. He has been with the Polytech-
mic since 1890. Professor Plympton is head OF -e
municipal electrical experts commission.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
Tribune Local Observations

In th. gram the continuous white line the
changes pressure indicated by Tho Trbunes self
recording barometer. The dotted line shows the
perature a. recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
LocnI Official Record.-The following official record
from the Weather Bureau shows tbs changes the
temperature last twsnty-four hours com
parison with the corresponding data OF last year;
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
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torla Basle; Hotel National, Carlsbad; Grand Iau-
same; Hotel de la Paix. Geneva Hotel Beau Rfvase
Ieneva. Stadtrsth, Marsnbed; Hotel weinaar, Mari
snoad; Hotel Klnger. Marenbad: Grand Hotel.
evey' 5sugen Hotel JungraublIck. lnteraken: Grand
note Brunnen: Hotel National Lucerne: Palace
Hotel Eucerne; Hotel Bernerhof. Berne Grand Hotel.
-, Lisano: Hote. kursaal MaloJa. Engadine
ITALY AND SOUTH OF FRANCD-Grand Hotel. Venice:
G[andd Hotel. Rome; Eden Palace. Genoa; Grand
aoel QuITiLai Rome Hotel Danen Venics; Hotel
Vile. Florence; Grand Hotel Florence; Savoy Hotel.
Florence; Hotel Royal. San Reno: Hotel Grands
Bretagne. Nice; Savoy Hotel San Reno: Grand Hotel.
Monte Carlo; Sun Palace Hotel. Monte carlo Grand
les-Bains.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL, 241-3 West 2sd St
osd 81 stephen Merritt Embg Inst. Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1905-06-09
TO ENTERTAIN PRINCE LOUIS.
Secretary Morton and Mayor Discuss Plans
to Receive Royal Visitor.

Washington June S.-The Navy Department
has been informed through the British Embassy
Of the intended visit of Prince Louis of Batten-
berg, with a squadron Of British warships, con-
sisting, 1t is understood here. Of four cruisers.
It s said that the squadron will visit New ork
and then Anna POLLS. From the latter place the
prince is expected to come to Washington