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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
FRENCH CABINET OUT.
" Clemenceau's Selection as Pre-
mier Regarded Certain.

Oct ie.-Prernier sarrien Informed his
,,...,es at the Cabinet meeting this morning
~. ,s had transmitted his resignation to Presi-
r.ueres. whereupon all the ministers re-
dsned
r.s session lasted only twenty minutes. After
=, es-r1en had submitted the text of his letter
:. president Falieres. In which the Premier
...sed deep regret at the fact that the state
~. health compelled him TO retire and thereby
,,. ,.v difficulties at a moment when the
n.,rhI,csn party should be united and strong to
80, the attacks being organized against II" the
v,-,,ru Minister. NJ. Bourgeois. wrote a COL
,.ct,v. letter which al present signed. adding
,,.,r resienations TO that OF their chief.
PRESIDENT FsIieres is at RambouiIlet. and will
-, return 10 Paris until tomorrow, when he
xf-i consult with the presidents OF the chambers
a. regard 10 the choice OF a successor TO NJ
ssr-ssul The selection OF NJ. Clemenceau TO form
. oev Cabinet is regarded certain. though the
feasibility OF the recall OF e--Prernier CoInbes
!. discussed II NJ. Clenenceau becomes Premier
4, "a said 10 be certain that the Foreign Minister
" Bourgeois and the Finance Minister. NJ
posnosr1 VIII retire.
All the members OF the Left party including
n Jau-es seem TO be pleased at the prospect
~ having NJ Clemenceau at the head OF the
sov.-urnent. III. Jaures said to-day that II NJ
sSsnenceau followed the programme of the Rad
,rsi Socialists he would receive the support or
ssn,self and his colleagues, thus insuring him a
decisive majority.
-he seni-oficial Temps says that NJ. Gle
r1euosau's accession 10 the Premiership will not
,-volve change of policy at home or abroad
The Journal des Debats" insists that the Sc
,.r.iou Of N. Clemenceau VIII be mistake
The ministers, after forwarding their resigna-
.ors attended a luncheon at the Foreign Oflce,
nven IN honor OF King Leopold OF Belgium. who
b now IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MRS. DAVISS FUNERAL.
Wife of Confederate President
Buried IN Richmond.

Richmond Va. Oct. ls-The train bearing the
body OF Mrs. Jefferson Davis the family and
arrived here this morning and was met by Lieu
tenant Governor Ellyson and details from Lee and
Pickett camps OF Confederate Veterans. who
escorted the body to St PauI's Church where is
was placed In the lecture The family
gathered there at 2:+o D and accompanied thS
oody into the chanoeL The funeral took place as
O'CLOCK Those accompanying the body from
New York were Major owen. commander OF the
confederate Camp n New York; DR.. J. Harvey
Dew, Colonel Theodore c. Caskins. Perry De Leon
and Mrs Joseph Pulitzer.
lie Iuheral procession made OF the local
oalIahOn OF the 10th Regiment Of Virginia Vollrn-
IeeIss company from Petersburg, the Richmond
I-snt infantry Blue and the Richmond Howitzers,
IocaA ana visiting camps OF Confedarats veterans
ana sons or Veterans Daughters OF the Confsc-
eracy ana Confederate Memorial associations.
There were representatives in line from most OF the
states wnicn made up the Confederacy. At the
mead RODE General SteF hen d. Lee. OF Mississppi.
70 ciVllian garo, as chief marshal of parade.
Rain fell almost constantly. The whole route OF
the procession was lined with people. VINO stood
under umbrellas
Conspicuous among the magnificent floral oner.
ings at the funeral was from President Rooss-
veir- This, at the cemetery, placed at the
base OF the monument over the grave OF Presidsnt
Davis. Mrs. Daviss resting place Is next to that
OF her husband.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
sTH REGIMENT OFFICERS RESIGN.
Lieutenant Colonel Kirby and Major Ed
wards Obey General Smiths Order.

In compliance with the demand OF General
George Moore Smith, Lieutenant Colonel John E.
Kirby and Major Robert Edwards. jr OF the Sth
Regiment have pursued the course which was pre-
dicted in The Tribune more than week ago. Their
designations have gone forward Colonel James NJ.
Jarvis. whose resignation was also demanded. has
not yet obeyed the order.
AS reported in The Tribune October IL. soms
members OF the Guard think that the coloneIs re-
fusa resign is because he fears that one of the
other field officers may succeed to the command OF
the regiment, although General Smith declared
that there would be mo string to any of the
designations" and that they would all be accepted
for the good of the service"
Both General Smith and General Roe were out OF
town yesterday but at division headquarters Colo
mel Wingate said that no resignation had been re-
ceived from the colonel of the Sth,
member of the regiment said: Colonel Jarvis
can do the regiment no good by Withholding his
resignation We sure that the headquarters
threat will be made good If he does not get out
and the regiment Will be reduced a battalion"
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
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ECONOMY IN CUBA.
Governor Magoon's Intervention to
Limit Islands Expenses.

Havana, Oct 19-Governor Magoon said to-
day that he was determined that the cost Of
the provisional government should be kept with
II the limits Of the Cuban budget, except posi-
by the necessary additional expenses on account
ot sanitation and public works.
The Governor soon viii select the commission
ers who are TO revise the laws He would like
% appoint commissioners from both parties who
would work in harmony, but agreement between
appontees SO chosen is improbable. and the mat
ter cannot be longer delayed.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
INFLATION IN JAPAN.
Fear of Financial Panic-Foreigp
CdpitdL InactiUe.

London, Oct 20.-In a dispatch from TOXIC the
correspondent Of THE Daily Telegraph" says
there exists almost complete deadlock be-
tween foreign capitalists and the Japanese.
Many foreign promoters are visiting Japan but
lew Of their schemes show any prospects Of sue
cess. There is much negotiation. but little real
business On the other hand the Japanese them
selves are floating innumerable companies. which
are always oversubscribed. The stock market
q In q ridiculously inflated condition, the CORE
sponoent ayers. and some persons predict
serious financial crash
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaiciaI Record and Forecast.-Washinston- Oct 10
na conditions along the south Atlantic coast tonight
d seem TO indicate the movement OF the tropical
,,.,h,roa nortbeastward over the Atlantic has been
temnorarily checked. The barometer continues to fall
along the Carolina with brisk winds 1t is still
considered hazardous coang craft along and on the
,d1la and south Atlantic second disturbance
is developing IN Colorado
Rainv weather continues in Atlantic coast districts
oth q, Georgia and in lower lake region. and
showers have set in over South Dakota and snow in
Rain is indicated Saturday and Sunday IN Atlantic
districts south Virginia. also in the 81 ssourt
Valley on saturday probably overspTeadns the Missis-
sIppf Valley by Sunday ., ,,.,-.- -, -,
the middle Atlantic coast
Trba utnds along the England coast will be fresh
70 br.sk southeast along the middle Atlantic coast fresh
hrsk northeast along the south Atlantic coast brisk
noth n northwest along the Gulf coast fresh
o-tbuest along the Gulf coast, fresh and variable
on the fresh west 10 northwest and on the
upper lakes, fresh and variable -
Steamers departing on saturday for european ports VIII
bsy fresh east winds cloudy weather the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
WILL FINANCE CHICAGO TRACTION.
Eastern Capitalists Agree to Accept City's
Concessions-Subway in Plans.
LBy Telegraph to The Trihuns.l

Chicago, Oct. 1S-Mr. Gurley. general counsel
of the Union Traction Company and President
NIitten of the Chicago City Railway to-day gave
assurances TO Mayor Dunno that Eastern finan-
ciers interested IN Chicago traction properties
would accept an ordinance granting the present
companies the occupancy of the streets until the
city is ready to take over the properties.
An ordnance Will come UP in the Council next
week providing for the rehabilitation OF the
present street railway systems. the construction
of a s5.00O000 subway division OF surplus profits
and compensation TO the city 1t also means
that the city must agree upon the value OF the
present physical and Intangible properties OF the
systems.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
FAvoRs REDUCING LAW COURSE.

-, { speech delivered 70 the first year class OF
OoioInbis University School Of Law yesterday
c..,es Washington KiTchwey. dean Of the school,
49, Inc course OF study as too severe. He
ernat tl4at there was offered in the university an
a. ''s opportunity for work on the part OF the
sI-a. student, and that the man was likely 10
-. hE energies TOO much. Speaking of the
hs ase a z Columbia Professor Kichwey said that
4 x..L iayor cutting it down from fourteen hours
WEEK 70 twelve hourx.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
sEoUEATHs 100000 TO HIGH SCHOOL

North St9nington. Conn. Oct 19.-The Offering
y tae viii Of Henry Dwight Wheeler, Of New
-0fA. Tor probate here. has made public the fact
-4t 100000 is left for the Wheeler High School
~''e 10 De used in part also for library pur-
$50 $4,000 10 q granddaughter, Mr.. Bixby, Of
..'i~aeh y Y; & large amount Of Western land
- airs Bixby; $1,000 for care of the local cene-
=. ,, ,, and 5000 10 q faithful servant. The rest
w.. estate goes 10 the high school This town
@N torinerly Mr. Wheeler's home
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
TO END SOUTHERN RAILWAY STRIKE
Arbitration Proposed if Machinists Return
to Work.

Washington. Oct ia circular signed by Gen.
eral Manager Spencer of the Southern Railway is
being sent out tonight to the striking machinists
proposing that the machinsts declare the strike off
~ the arbitration of three men. one each repre-
senting the strikers and the company respectively
and these to choose the third. The decision OF the
arbitrators, according TO the proposition is TO
goyern the wage scale for two years
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MRS. COWDIN A SUICIDE.
Had Been a Sufferer from Melancholia for
Long Time.
rBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]


MIddletown, Conn. Oct 1s-Mrs. Lena Potter
Cowdn. daughter OF Bishop Henry G. Potter OF
New York City. committed suicide by hanging IN
Cromwell. Conn. last Tuesday night. Mrs Cowdin
had suffered from chronic melancholia for long
time. For year she had lived IN a private
house at Cromwell with her nurse. On Tuesday
afternoon she taken out for drive Upon
her return she managed to escape from her attend
ant. Some time later she was found IN the cellar
hanging to q beam.
Mrs. Cowdn was ffty-four years old. The fu-
neral at Mount Klsco to-day Among the
members OF Mrs. CowdIn's family present were
Bishop Potter ana Robert Bacon. Assistant Secre-
tary Of State, her brother-tn-law.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
HARVARD GATEWAY DEDICATED.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. IA memorial gateway
OF granite to commemorate the movements OF the
Continental army during the days OF the Revolu-
ton was formally dedicated to-day. Members of
the Daughters of the American Revolution the
givers Of the gateway; Governor Curtis Guild ir.
and Mayor Charles H. Thurston Of Cambridge
torney General Herbert Parker. who was the orator
of the day
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
NO oELRlcHs WILL SETTLEMENT YET

James W Gerard. 1r.. counsel for Mrs Hermann
oelrichs, denied yesterday that there had been
any settlement IN connection with her husbands
will
times. and Monday II IS expected tina. Mra.
oelrichs Will either agrss to some settlement or
else announce her intention contest Her
brother-in-law Charles NJ. Oelrchs. and ststar.
in-law, Mrs William Jay. the present heirs under
the will. ayerse TO contest it N said and
q rettlement whereby Mrs Oelrichs and her san
will share expected
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Tn LOOK INTO sHEPHARD's DEATH.

Patchogue Long Island. Oct 1s.-District Attor-
nev Furrnan to-day made an appointment over the
+.Ienboue with Mrs Clara Rernig OF Brooklyn, who
alleges that her father William H. Sheppard. died
as the result Of being beaten in the Long Island
state Hospital at Kings Park Mrs Remig is TO
give the District Attorney information, upon which
Pc viii base hts further action. Mr.. Furman has
tns+r,Icted the dead mans family not have the
bodv buried until he has had an opportunity 10
make an inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

AEDERsoN-suddsnIy st Saratoga n. z sn n9ss
General Robert Il Anderson. OF Savannah, Ga Re-
mains Will bs taken to No 81 East 65th se. EsO
York City. Notice Of funeral later.
SEACH-At the home OF her sister, Erk E6vA
Arthur King Bennington Centre. VT October Is 1904
Florence L Beach daughter Of tbs late Daniel And
vice at 81. Andrews Church, Rochester. this afs1-
noon. October 20.
BL1sSAt her late residence Nc. East 6lst S. oSse.
Der Is Anna Mstcalf. wife OF ths late EliphAlse W.
Bliss In the 69th OF Funeral services w1l
De held AT 81. Bartholomew Church. Saturday a1
O'Clock Interment private Kindly omit tovsrs
GIILEIT-At No Dehart ST. Morristovn. n. =,
Friday morning October 10. in her SSH Aseta
West widow OF Augustus T. Gilstt fornsrU ef
cence Monday morning. 1nterment IN the fxrntiy
plot at Mount Pleasant Censrery. Moncay. about
p
HARRIS-sutdenly October Is 1903 F1orencs Hzr-
rts. widow OF Charles a Harris. Jamaica. ". 7.
Funsral from the Reformed Church Jamaica. y. z.
late residence, no "a Union ave- az 2I5 D m. Sun
day.
IDpINGs-on Friday. October 10 Charles 3. ItdtnsA
OF the late William P and Aluina O. IddngA
Funeral services his late resistance WaAA-
inston ave- Brooklyn. Sunday. October q. 2:Ss
MALCOLM Summit n. j. October ID 1905. wiiifa.
Leslie Malcolm Funeral private rnrerrnent IN Buff
ralo- Toledo (Ohio) papers please copy
TAYLOR-On Friday. October 10 William Br,ar TAYLOR
second OF George n. and Elizabeth y. Taylor ii
the S1st year OF his age Relatives end trtaada
A. R.. and Alexander Hamilton wonnen's Rslisr Corps
No 16 are invited 70 atIsnd the funeral services hs
late residence. No. 125 West hist Saturday
Ing AZ o'clock Intsrnent Sunday at WsssDorr. Conn
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
RumoREp OFFER FOR LoTos CLUB

One of the offers which the Lotos Club has re-
ceived for its home. Nos. 5s and 658 Fifth avenue
according to a report yesterday which could not
be confirmed. was made by Chambers & WELLER
the real estate brokers, for John J. White who
owns property adjoining the club The club has de-
Mr. White has offered more than that for the prop
is said
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
GENERAL WILLIAM HEMPHlLL BELL

Denver. Oct. 19-Brigader General William
Hemphill Bell U. S. A. retired. died at his home
at Arvada. near this city last night from pneu-
monia- General Bell born at West Chester
Penn. in 1884. He was graduated from West Point
in 1858. General Bell served through the Civil War
put the greater part his military service was on
the Western frontier and in Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
PROF. WHEELER TO STAY AT COLUMBIA

Those closely associated with James RIgnau
Wheeler professor OF Greek at Columbia Univer-
sitv denied yesterday that he was likely 10 leava
his present position 10 accept a place as head OF
the Boston Museum OF Art. President Butler, in
speech delivered before the alumni OF Colurnbta
last June. sold that the Boston Museum of Art
wanted Professor Wheeler. and this apparently
+ba
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MORE DREADNOUGRTS.
Bntqin to BmId Three Other
Great BGHleshsps.

London. Oct. 19-The success Of the trials Of
.hs British battleship Dreadnought has LED the
admiralty 10 give orders for the construction
without delay Of three other such vessels. One
IS 70 be built at Portsmouth, one at Devonport
sno one in q private dockyard.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
JOINT LOAN TO PERSIA.
Great Britain and Russia Unite I'm
Making 1t.

London, Oct. 1s.-The British and Russian
governments have agreed 70 make Joint loan
20 Persia OF 81 ooo 900 enable the Persian gov
ernment to meet some u its most pressing needs
The transaction IS regarded SIS significant OF the
Improvement IN the relations between Russia
and Great Britain, and as Indicative of prob
able friendly arrangement in tho future. by
which each country will undertake not TO inter
tere with the others claimed sphere OF interest
IN Persia
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
NEW CABINET FEARED AT ROME.

Rone Oct 1e.-The resignation Of Premier
er1en and the reorganization Of the French
Cabinet have caused a feeling OF apprehension
q. the Vatican, where It is thought that the con-
sIct between the Church and State in France
-,sv become more bitter II NJ Clemenceau as
rrn1es the Premiership
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
MR.. soulERs MAY GO TO PANAMA.

washington, Oct. ls.-Herbert G. Squiers. former
Minister to Cuba, is being considered by the Presi-
dent for appointment as Minister 70 Panama. and
Fnent will be made IN short time.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
The MAKcHURIA AT SAN FRANCISCO.

can Francisco. Oct le.-The Pacific Mail steamer
-AIehuria arrived mere last night from Honolulu
saoer the convoy ot The battleship Wisconsin. The
= s~S51chura 5hur Is badly damaged as result OF going
n hAlfnan Reef of the island Of Oahu. on August
- "hie bound from this city to the Orient.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BB
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING {
NEWS ON PAGE fe. "a a
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
STILL HUNTS woopRURVs SUCCESSOR

Mayor Mcclellan said yesterday that he was still
looking for the right kind of a man 20 take DR.
Woodburys place Street Cleaning Commits
sioner. In regard 10 General Bingham. whom
rumor has persisted IN regarding the most likely
candidate he remarked: I never thought OF ap-
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
DROWNED IN FEW FEET OF WATER.
Good Swimmer Goes Down in Sight of Wife
and Child.
rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Worcester. Mass, Oct. 19.-Simon Leonard,
forty-one years old. was drowned late this after
noon IN a few feet of water at Salisbury Pond
in full view OF his wife and little child, whom
he had Just landed from his catboat which
upset as he pushed off. Although an excellent
swimmer, he never came up.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
LIABILITIES OF FAILED ITALIAN BANK

Turn. italy. Oct ls.-The liabilities Of the bank
ae house Of Zuckernann Co.. which closed its
eoors yesterday, estimated at about s1.2o.00o.
saa Il is believed that the assets will amount 10
e.Oot tie same sum.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE vm
be repubished In The Tri-weekly Tribune vfsAsus
extra charge.
sE.HALL-wsdnesday, October II. By Rev, i =.
hultorc, Ethel Louise daughter OF Mr. and Nh.
Charles Edward Hall. to Rudolph H HsssA Of SsW
York.
Notices Of marriages and deaths nuss - t.Asssso
With full and address
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
OBITUARY.
COLONEL w. II. TIBBS.

Dalton, Ga, Oct. 1e-Colonel w. H Tibbs. one
Of the few remaining ex-Confederate Congressman
two.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

The examination OF John c. Helme. of Mount
v.rnon. until recently bookkeeper for the Stock
unharea firm OF Thomas c. Buck & Co.. No
A wall street who is charged with. the larceny of
certificate for ten shares Of the Ama1ganate ed
GIa- = 90 Sonuany valued 1T more than 1000 was
1opPpre6 Yesterday before Magistrate Baker IN the
Sro1obs police court and finally adjourned to oc-
tober %.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
A voluntary petitIon in bankruptcy was fIed yes-
MORGAN SOAP MERGER DENIED.

The report from Cincinnati that J. Pierpont
Morgan interested in plan for merging I'm
portant soap making concerns OF this country and
England, was said yesterday at the once OF J. p
Aorgan a Co. to be without foundation.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
HENRY ALTEMUS.

Philadelphia Oct. 19-Henry Altemus. head Of
the publishing house Of Henry Altemus & Co, died
to-day at his home. in this city. from conpca-
ucn of diseases He seventy-three years old.
His daughter is the wife Of Judge Harlan, Of
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
ALL LOST ON THE LUTIN.
Diur Found Hatch of Submarine
Open.

Paris. Oct. 1s.-The Ministry Of Marine has re-
ceived q dispatch from Admiral Bellue, at BIZ
serta, confirming the report that diver had
found the Lutin's hatch wide open.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
CHARLES DoNNELLY SERIOUSLY ILL

fBy Telegraph To The Tribunel
Pittsburg. Oct. 19-The announcement made
here this afternoon that Charles ponnelly Pitts
burg and New York. is in a serious condition at
the Hotel Schenley. Mr.. Donnelly came from New
York short time ago and was taken Ill !mmedi-
ately.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Domestic Rates.

points in the United Canada ara Nsx4>u
toutside OF the Boroughs OF Manhattan and 1he HrS-
Also Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Phipsf1Sc
without extra expense tor foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20

Co,oner Amber, of Queens, and a jury conducted
tho inouest Yesterday into the deaths Of George T.
Chapman Michael Daily and Joseph Pierce. of Long
island city. who were smothered during fire in
and City On October IL The jury found that
one was responsible Tor ehe aocioenI
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
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New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows changes the tenn
peraure for the last tweny-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year;
1bO0. lbWi,

Highest temperature yesterday = degrees lowest 90:
average So average for ondng date OF year
rs average FOR corresponding date OF last twenty-five
years "a
Local forecast. Rain colder todsyi fair Sunday
fresh northeast winds
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
PROMINENT ARRIVALS EFT THE HOTELS

wALDoRF-AsToRIA- Ex-G3ysEqq9Tr. William am
iTn1ca Iananese Imperial Commissioner. Toxic. Ja
nan EOFFMAN-B Beecher Bing Buffalo. AS
TOR-Captain P. T. Archer uhlteo suites -haI4hs
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
AMBASSADOR MEYER AT sEsAsToPoL

Sebastopol Got 19-George Won L Meyer, tho
American Ambassador to Russia, arrived hers to-
day and visited the vessels OF the Black Sea feet
at present in port
New-York tribune., 1906-10-20
ror,co,t for Special Localities.-For

Forecast for specnl LOcaIities-For New England,
rain to-day; cooler northwest portion; Sunday fair
fresh 10 brisk east southeast winds.
For Eastern New York. rain and cooler to-day: Sunday
fair; fresh northeast winds.
For New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware ana
Maryland. rain to-day cooler; Sunday fair: fresh to
brisk winds.
For the District Columbia. cloudy and colder to-day
probably rain; Sunday partly cloudy fresh east winds
For western Pennsylvania and Western New York
fair to-day; Sunday increasing coudness probably rain
by night fresh and variable winds