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New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
THE FRENCH CABINETS POLICY.
Hatement Before Houses-Labor Measures
-Reduction Of Armament.

FSrs. June 12.-The Cabinets declaration Of
,--cy vas read IN the Senate and Chamber Of
paues to-day. Il provides for numerous
and economic reforms including an income
- Norkingmen's pensions and reduction Of
% ~ AouEs Of labor. II says that the government
-os 10 carry out with frrnness but without
pi.salf the law providing for the separation
! ~hurch and State. and 20 introduce a general
lesiy measure covering strike and religious
o1enders
~ 1-1cerfling the movement TO be undertaken at
:, 1lague peace conference 10 reduce the navies
'Is powers the declaration says:
sr,r.. ME continuing it's entire confidence in the
win saha aha navy. France hopes that the nations
toir,ss.e .eoua-y recognize right a basis for the
lerre3 lo- ot international differences, until uni
tbe . opinion permits the nations to decrease
FsLi oi their military expenses.
., F0,-care, The Minister % Finance, attended
=, ~7D.net council to-day, thus disposing of the
- t-ai re had rendered his resignation.
=, - 'sures on behalf OF the Socialists attacked
Nitiienceau's suppression OF the strike move
iatirr al.a caiied the Goverasaents action vio-
eerl. ~ ihe liberty ~ .rofiinS-nen. He also
to, ihat bis party favored the eypropr.a-
.al,-., capital The debate Netit over until
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
REPUBLICAN PARTYs GOLDEN JUBILEE
Fifty Members of Local Club Will Attend
Celebration Next Week in PHILADELPHIA.

A delegation OF fifty members OF the Republican
CLUB or this city VIII attend the golden jubilee of
the rounding OF the Republican party. which Will
begin sunday evening in the Musical Fund Hall, in
Philaoelphia where the first Republican National
Convention was held on June IT, IS and 1e 1856
nominating General John c. Fremont for the Presi-
dency.
The golden jubilee IS 10 be held under the au-
spices OF the National League Of Republican Clubs,
and IS to continue through next Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday Inasmuch as the National
League OF Republican Clubs was organized at
ChicRering Hall. in December. 1887 under a call by
the Republican Club. of this city the club has
10 the celebration.
A B. Humphrey, chairman OF the committee au-
thorized by the club said Yesterday that forty
eight Of the menbers selected 10 represent the club
IN philadelphia had already signiAed their inten-
ton TO 60 Among them are several well known
Republicans who have been presidents OF the club.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
GREEK PL4Y 1T TH1RV4RD
Public May Bug Tickets for Aga
memnOn at Stadium

cambridge. Mass June 12-It is clear from mn
nerous requests from the public to purchase iclat
Tor the performance of the Greek play, "Agameu
non" in the Stadium at Cambridge on June 1s and
49, that many are of the opinion that tickets are
10 be sold only 10 Harvard men and their friends
1t Is true that the privilege reserved to gradu
ates and few others until June /, but on that
date tickets put public sale at the follow
lnS places: Harvard Cooperative Society, Ear-
ward Square; University Bookstore No 1S5t Massa-
chusetts avenue. and Thurston's News Agency. No
I@Z2 Massachusetts avenue. Cambridge Herrick's
ticket Agency, Copley Square, Boston: Tyson Sc
Co. Fifth Avenue Hotel. New York; John J. Nc
Ney, No 1929 Arch street, Philadelphia; II. w.
waterfall, Palmer House. and f. l.. Cornell, Uni
VeTsity Ticket Agency. University OF Chicago, Chi
cago. They may also be obtained from Dr. George
H. Chase, No. q Gray's Hail, Cambridge
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MRS. WILLIAMS TO FIGHT MORGAN
Son of Woman Confined in Sanatorium to
Work for Her Release

at the Breezehurst Sanatoriuin, at Whitestone
Long Island, where she committed insane
on complaint Of J. Perpont Morgan, jr.. has en-
gagged Franklin Ben. of No. 3 Beekman street, to
Try TO obtain her release. On the application Of
Mr. Bien, Justice Dugro, OF the Supreme Court
issued writ Of habeas corpus yesterday, directed
10 DR.. Harrison. Of the sanatorium, directing him
TO produce Mrs Williams before Special Term Part
H. Of the Supreme Court. at 1890 a. m. to-day
The petition which the writ is granted Is
signed and sworn TO by Mrs. Williams. II recites
among other grounds that she was committed
without proper legal adjudication. that the
ments charging her with insanity were absolutely
l4Ise and untrue that she arrested without q
liberty. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
ITALIAN CABINETS PROGRAMME.
Measures to Relieve Working Classes-Vote
Of Confidence Given.

Rome, june 1.-THE Italian Parliament re
'SSneo to-say Premier Gfolitti outlined the
~14s OF TIE new Cabinet, which, summarized,
DE peace abroad, order at home. and firm fin
saoe' Tho Premier said that the main problem
vas he Improvement Of the conditions Of the
"0tklIg classes The disorders which had re-
'sAug troubled the peninsula called for constant
sSlon on the part OF the government, and par
lament H-usJ adopt measures Of relief. He pro-
pOseo Z parliamentary inquiry into the condi-
n lon OF the peasants. lower duties on food stuffs
01-o'fg ot ETorlzneu'a houses. and special meas
Ies 10 assist the Inhabitants Of Southern Italy
s1o 10 succ9r the sufferers from the Vesuvius
-'SAs1er Regarding the financial programme
Ns Premier said The budget would continue the
S'eSs''t railway arrangements until the end Of
he year
-, <-lhough r0'o-thirds Of the chamber applauded
~ ~ announcement OF the programme the Pre-
e. e. SAD the ministers desired a vote Of con-
stsloe II was carried by a majority OF 164
s-F -s 11treue Left and Conservatives voted
against g.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MRS. STENTON BARSD00R
ADDS TO MURDER TANGLE.
Husband of Mrs. Kinnan Has
Something Important to Tell. E.

Mrs. Louisa stenton. the mother of Mrs Alice
c. d. Kinnan, who was murdered last Friday
night at her home. in The Bronx. barricaded her
doors late last night and refused admission 10
every one. Even Burton W. Gibson. her counsel,
was kept out The police did not attempt to
gain an entrance but Police Captain Price hur-
BILE
The police, however offered the explanation
that the key to the front door had been lost
Richard Knnan. the husband of the dead
woman. who is living at Asbury Park. y. j..
where he is employed by contractor, did not
come to this city yesterday. as expected
When seen he said that he had nothing to fear
and that he would not discuss the murder of his
wife until the proper time, and then he would
have something very important to say" Kin
nan said that his wife had made Overtures to
him by which he was to compromise himself for
a money consideration, that she might have
grounds upon which to obtain divorce. She
first offered him $500 he said, and later $1,000
but he refused each time.
Captain Price is of the opinion that Mrs. STEM
ton is shamming mental weakness. and he be-
leves that she has all her faculties and could
throw considerable light on the murder If she
cared to tell what she knows. Coroner McDon-
aid made another fruitless effort yesterday 10
get Mrs. Stenton to tell about the circumstances
preceding the murder OF her daughter, but the
old woman showed the utmost Indifference and
appeared TO care little about the death Of Mrs
Kinnan-
Dr Joseph Dunn of No. 2735 Webster avenue
The Bronx, visited the old woman YESTERDAY
He said that he had made several calls al the
house before the woman was murdered. and that
invariably both women We're extremely eau
tious before they allowed him to enter the house
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
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New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
DE KOVEN IN COUNTRY.
Reports That Composer Is Seriously
III Denied.

Reports that Reginald De Koven. composer OF
Robin Hood" and many other comic operas, was
III in a sanatorium. which grew out Of the arrest
OF Mrs. De Kovens chauffeur. contradicted
yesterday by members of the family Mrs De
koven in court told Magistrate Baker that her
chauffeur. he Ill Robert 5. McGann speak
ing for Mrs De Koven last night said that Mr.
De koven merely resting with friends IN the
country
IAN this talk about his being in a hospital or
a sanatOrium. inebriates cure, os a madhouse
are absurd-simply rot" declared Mr. McGann
who is betrothed to Mrs. Winston. Mrs. Dehoven
sister Mr.. De Koven has not broken down. nor
gone to pieces mentally physically, as these wild
reports have it, He is in the country visiting
friends and resting quietly after his work in Chi
caSo with The Student King He will return
10 this city the last of this week early next and
then he and Mrs. De Koven will so TO Newport to
open their house usual
Mrs. De Koven in the Harlem police court
in the morning, when August Pin. Negro of No
22 East 3lst street her chauffeur. arraigned on
a charge of speeding. In the party were Mrs. De
koven. her sister. and Robert 5. McGann. of the
tt..ugsies-C oles engineering Company. Aithough
Mr.. Mccain and the chauffeur testified that they
were not going az the rate of speed alleged, the
According to Bicycle Patrolman Goldman the ma
chime was going twenty miles an hour In riverside
Drive. between 18th street and 1I3d street. Iues-
day night. Magistrate Baker said Pin had been
arrested before. and held him for trial
Mrs De koven wanted TO give the Lyric Iheatre
property for bail hut when the clerk asked her II
she owned it. she said that she did not.
Mrs De Koven said.
Your husband will have to be here" replied the
"He is ill.," Mrs De Koven replied It have three
times that amount in personal property. We were
returning from Claremo1t last night after visiting
my husband"
Later, Frederick G. Potter went on Pins bond
giving the house and lot at No 80 West S6th street
NaIued at SJ,OOO, as security.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MRS CHARLES &. GREEN.

IBy Telegraph TO The Trihunel
Trenton June 12-Mrs. Mary Livingston treen'
widow or Charles E. Green. died at her home in
this citv to-day She had been Ill for some years.
being afflicted with a cancer. The end came un-
expectedly Mrs. Green socially prominent IN
Princeton and Trenton. She was a liberal con-
tributor TO many benevolent and charitable insti-
tutions She was a daughter Of William W. Pot
ter Of Washington
Mrs Green's husband. Charles z. Green, was
chairman Of the finance committee OF the Board
of Trustees OF Princeton University and president
Of the Trustees of Lawrencevtlle School which was
endowed by his uncle John c. Green. Mrs. Green s
son Henri w Green holds both the offices occu-
pied BY his father Mrs. Green leaves daughter,
Miss Susanne Livingston Green.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
BILL FOR GENERAL Two-CENT FARE.
Mr.. Sherman's Measure Requires It on Inter
state Railroads.

Washington June 12-Representative Sherman.
of New York introduced bill to-day providing
that the passenger rate all railroads in the
United States doing interstate business shall be
two cents a mile effective January l next. uni
form system of mileage books Is provided for. The
books shall be on sale by all roads and good on
any road. The books contain coupons for
from 900 to 5000 miles, coupon for each mile
They shall be good for the checking OF baggage
and for passage all passenger trains.
The bill was referred TO the Committee on For
eign and Interstate Commerce of which Mr.. Sher-
man is the ranking Republican member. He is
also member of the conference committee on the
Rai bill.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures June "a
The southern storm is central tonight the Middle
Gulf Coast change intensity. General rains
continued the South Atlantic States were
high easterly winds along the south coast from
Charleston Jupiter. Pressure is also lower in
extreme there local showers Eastern
Colorado Montana and Northern Pacific States. In
the North Eastp pressure been high clear
cool weather. Will continue Wednesday IN the
south and the upper Tennessee Valley
probably continuing Thursday. There be showers
"wednesday in the central Rocky Mountain region ans
The extreme Northwest and probably Thursday
Middle and Northern slope States From The lake
siou and upper Mississippi eastward the weather
VII be generally fair Wednesday and Thursday.
slowly rising Iemperature- 1t VIII also be warmer
THURSDAY Il South Atlantic States
Storm warnings displayed on the Atlantic Coast
from Fort JacksJnHl
The winds along England viii be fresh
north. along Middle Atlantic Coast north
northeast along South Atlantic Coast brisk ssbly
southeast except fresh 10 brisk southwest
west on the Florida Coast, along the East Gulf Coast
fresh 20 brisk north, along The West Gulf Coast light
fresh north 10 northeast: along lakes
northeast east, along the lakes
southeast
Steamers departing wednesday for European ports
north northeast winds and generally fair
weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
CURE BY SUGGESTION"
Scientific Status of Spirits Consid-
cred at Trial of DR.. White.
LRv Telegraph to The Tribune.l ]


Baltimore. June 12.-The scientific status Of
spirits and occult matters was the topic Of dis
cussion in the United States District Court to-
day in the trial of DR.. Thomas White. accused
of using the mails for fraudulent purposes.
White conducted & college of science. he
called 1t. DR.. Stanley L. Krebs of Chicago.
member of the London Society for Psychic Re-
search, was the star witness for the defence
to-day.
During his evidence Professor J. Mark Bald
win, Of the Johns-Hopkins University, head OF
the department of experimental psychology. who
is the governments occult expert. listened at
tentively. He will testify in rebuttal when the
defence closes its
DR.. Krebs declared his belief in telepathy and
in what he called 'sublirninalism but added that
he had not yet been convinced of the possibility
of communication between disembodied spirits
and human beings-in other words. spiritual
ism" He also declared that it would be pos
sible through the powers of Suggestion" for
a sick person to be cured.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
CHICAGO HAS A HOTEL DELusIoN
Ia Telegreph 10 ~ Tribnns.


Chicago June 12.-By negotiations just COM
Melted Chicago is insured the finest hotel in the
country-one which viii cost S5,Ooo,OoO. Chi
cagoans say 1t will eclipse New York's finest
hosiery. 1t will be- erected next fall on Miehi-
gan avenue on the lake front. The plans have
been drawn by D. II. Burnham Co. The
building will have a frontage Of 400 feet. and
viii occupy al entire block. II will be twelve
stories hgh and will have POO rooms. The fur
nishings viii cost 81 up0AO. The Motel viii be
conducted by tho management OF the ST. Regis
Hotel EA--~ I-~-SL
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
PRESIDENT LIKES OFFICIAL BUST.

The commission to execute the official bust of the
President Of the United States for the Capitol at
Washington recently given 10 James Earl
Fraser, Of this city, pupil OF St Gaudens. Mr..
Fraser has been IN Washington for the last two
weeks, where Mr. Roosevelt has given him several
sittings. The President, ii is understood. has
pressed great satisfaction with the model Of the
depicted repOse, full of character, strong and
vigorous. Mr.. Fraser has also received a commits
sion execute bust Of ce-Presdent Fair
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
DYING MAN URGED SISTER TO MARRY
Did Not Wish Approaching Death To Be
Bar to Ceremony.

Justin w Heilbron died on Monday at his home
No. 3O9 West 93d street. Previous to his death he
had been told that the marriage Of his sister Miss
Bertha Hebron, TO J. Levin of Brooklyn, TO take
place yesterday. would be postponed. According to
the family; the dying man pleaded that the cere-
couple We're married yesterday afternoon by Dr
Schulman.
Mr.. HeilbrOn was born In Germany twenty-eight
years ago and came to this country twenty years
ago. He attended public school. and later was
graduated from Dickinson Seminary, Wiliamsport
Penn. About fifteen months ago ne engaged in
business in Jersey City. He leaves a wife and
three sisters. The funeral will be held to-day at
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13

Local Official Record.--The following Official record
gr5., TIE weather shows changes ia the ton
atlrs for the ast twenty four hours in comparison
>. .'f,r -t,. eorf esf,onIing of last eaF
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
OBITUARY.
EDWARD MEAD BElDEN.

After an Illness which lasted only five days Ed
ward Mead Belden. son OF the late Mead Belden OF
Syracuse and nephew Of the late Congressman
James J. Belden. of the same city. died at MS
home No. 112 West I'D street, yesterday.
Mr. Belden. who not In active business
was his uncles secretary until the latters oeatn-
He was graduate of Williams College. class OF 81
and a member of the StroIlers He was forty -one
wears old With his mother. Mr Belden was 10 20
bsva sailed for Europe last Saturday. On Thursday
he had a severe heinorrhage of the stomach, ana
GRADUALLY sank The burial tomorrow Will De at
Oakwood Cemetery, Syracuse
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
THE RED CROSS CONFERENCE.

Geneva, June 12-M Oder. Minister OF swift
zerIand 10 ST. Petersburg, presided at the ses-
sion to-day of the Red Cross convention The
proceedings were entirely formal Further dele
cations TO the convention arrived to-day, and
the roIcau showed that thirty-nine nations were
represented. The American delegation consists
of General George b Davis. Surgeon General
O'ReilIy Admiral Sperry and William Cary San
ger Committees We're appointed TO examine
ouestfOns submitted 20 the conference
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MISSING WEALTHY WOMAN FOUND.

Mrs Elizabeth Taylor, a wealthy resident Of Nor
ristown, n. J, whose disappearance caused her
family TO send a general alarm. applied for ad-
mission TO the Mount Vernon Hospital late last
night. Her dress and appearance were so different
from those of the ordinary applicant for assistance
that the matron made an Investigation Of her case
and, finding out who the patient was, informed tho
police Of New Rochelle. Mrs Taylor had been visit
ing her daughter and Mrs. Kellar, Of Pontard
nue., New Rochelle. and they went TO Mount Yer
and took charge of the Mrs. Taylor
is said TO be suffering from dementia.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

iiacing GrlVesend.
Columbia commencement. II a N.
Commencement exercises Of ST School, Garden
City Il a IA
Meeting OF the Board Of Education. p m.
Commencement the Cornell University Medical College
2Sth street and First avenue. p.
exercises Of the Polytechnic Of
Brooklyn. Majestic Theatre, 8 ? n.
Lecture by John Davey "Our Wounded Friends
Trees North side Board Of Trade. Third
142d street, ; p n.
Thirteen Club dinner at Riccadonna's Coney Island
Free days the OF Art Natural History
and Geological Park
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
M'PARTLAND DECLARED INSANE.
Alienists Say He Is Suffering from Alcoholic
Dementia-May GO TO Matteawan.

Dr. William Steinach, alenist, attached TO
Bellevue Hospital, and DR.. Carlos Macdonald, also
an alienist. called by the prosecution. yesterday
in the trial Of James Mcfarland. the watchman,
charged with the murder OF Mrs. Lena Hupfer, or
No 25 East 18th street, after examining the pris-
oner found him insane.
Mcfarland will probably be sent to Matteawan
and, should he later recover may be tried Dr. v
p Wildman testified that he found Mcfarland
suffering from alcoholic dementia- DR.. Wildlnan
examined Mcfarland in 1884 when he was charged
with a similar offence. Other alienists said they
thought Mcfarland was insane.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
J. J. HILL BUYS HOUSE.
Pays About $5OO,OOO for No. s East 65th
Street

James J. Hill bought yesterday. through John
N Golding. for about 100000. the new dwelling
house No. East 65th street. from Mrs w. H
Bliss
The premises have frontage of 43 feet and
a depth of 100 feet. Mrs. Bliss bought the plot
on which the house stands in 1899.
Mr. Hill has for some years lived at the
Bolkenhayn apartment house. at 5Sth street and
Fifth
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
PROFESSOR MARRIEs COLLEGE DEAN.

IBy TeleEnph 20 TIE TrIbuheI
Springfield June l2-Miss Mary f. Lewis Dean
~ The Womans Department of the University OF
Missouri and Professor Arthur NJ. Greene. of the
came university were married at O'Clock tonight
~, the Rev Fred G. Gotwald, of York, Penn, at
Tho home of the brides parents. Dr. and Mrs. I.
A Lewis of this city.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
JAPANESE STEWARD TO STAY IN NAVY.

lBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
ANNAPOLIS June 12-Omura Yohachi a japanese
steward. stationed at the Naval Academy took
out naturalization papers before Judge James
Revel to-day He is believed 10 be the first Jap
anese enlisted man in the navy who has taken this
course following the regulation of the department
that all Japanese must become naJuralized or leave
the navy. Yohachi has been in the United States
navy for fourteen years and says that he mas no
wish 10 return to Japan.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
MRS. HOWARD GOULD MUST PAY.
Appellate Division Confirms Verdict in Favor
of Architect.

The Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court in
Brooklyn has handed down q decision affirming the
Judgment of S25. 600 which awarded Abner ].
HaydeI the architect. who brought suit against
Mrs. Howard Gould for services. HaydeI says he
drew nineteen sets Of plans for Castle Gould at
Port Washington. Long Island All the plans were
thrown
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
HANG OUT YOUR BANNERS TODAY.

The board of managers Of the Empire State So
ciety Of the Sons of the American Revolution at
a recent meeting adopted a resolution requesting
all patriotic citizens and business houses TO display
the American flag to-day. which is the 129th ami
versary of the adoption Of the Stars and Stripes
as the flag Of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13

June q. when he viii give fourteen performances
Heretofore he has been known only to the theatre
going public through his performance OF Shylock.
He will appear at this engagement IN King Lear,
''JTriel Acosta' The Merchant OF Venice.
'sT3roken Hearts Der Wilde Msnch' CThe Wild
Man, ana his own play. Der Fremda' (The
Strangely which had OF three months ~ t0s
Yran Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
"AL cAYpE" AT ATLANTIC CITY.

[By Telegraph TO The Tribune
Atlantic CITY June 12-Thomas O. Seabrooke ap-
,aorad here tonight in "Alcayde'' new produc-
ton by Frederick Barry and George stephens jr
before an appreciative audience. Van Rensselaer,
wheeler Philadelphan, in the part OF Carlos
the Gypsy. seemed to take particularly well. Al
,o,,ic CIV decided that the chorus well up 70
the standard James K. Hackett, who is produclng
ne show believes it will take well IN chicago
II will 90 the
New-York tribune., 1906-06-13
e HOPKINS ARRESTED FOR SPEEDING.

The police of Irvinston arrested r. E Hopkins
of Tarrytovn Yesterday afternoon for violating
the Automobile Speed law. He is the son OF Rob
ert E Hopkins whose win when found contained
seventeen marks through the signatures and has
.,vca bee, in litigation Young Hopkins gave bail
oaI enFaqed Frank V. MiIlard. Of Tarrytown, to
dght the case II will come up before Justice l. N.
Taylor on Thursday.