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New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MEMORIAL FOR JUSTICE SMITH.

Members Of the bench and the bar of the coun-
ties included in the 2d Judicial District crowded
the courtroom of the Appellate Division. in Bor-
ough Hall, Brooklyn, at p. m yesterday to at
tend the memorial service I'm honor of Justice
WimOt NJ Smith Justice II. ]. Hirschberg pre-
sided. A memorial presented by a committee
of nine members OF the Brooklyn Bar Association
headed by eX-Judge G. G.. Reynolds. After speeches
in eulogy Of the dead jurist had been delivered by
Judge Willard Bartlett. of tho Court of Appeals;
Justice A +. jerks. of the Appellate Division. and
United States Judge Z. b. Thomas. responses were
made by representatives of the counties in the dis
Irict. A. G. Mcdonald spoke for Kings, II. L
Bogart for Queens, John Lyon for Nassau. Judge
J. f. Belford for Suffolk. s. #. Rawson for Rich
mond !. A. Young for WeStchester. Judge w F.
Hoesler for Duchess and Alonzo Wheeler for
Rockland
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MorHER oF 80 cARLos.

Almost entirely forgotten by the world there has
'ust passed away en- the Austrian convent Of the
Sisters 0f the Holy Cross AZ Corr an Imperial
princess who had never been outside the cloister
walls or worn any other Esrb than that ~ a nun
since she took up her abode there on the death
Of her husband, more than twenty years ago. An
srchduchess ~ the reiEuinC house Of Austria and
sister ~ the late sovereign Duke Of Nodena who
lost his throne IN 1880 she was the mother of Don
Carlos, Tho protender 10 the throne OF Spain. and
~ hls Younger brother Don Alfonso OF Bour-
hon. president OF The International ti-Dueng
League. Among her grandchildren are Don Jaime
me son Of Don Carlos. and his sisters. three Of
"hoFn-Frncess Elv.r8. who eloped with the
Roman painter, Fochi; Alice, who has been di-
Foroeo hy her husband. Prince Frederick Schoen-
o1re. m consequence of her elopement with the
italian cavalry captain. Prede. and Princess Beat
nos, who endeavored 70 commit suicide some time
aso hy throwing herself into the Tiber. IN conse-
euence Of the unhsppiness OF her marriage TO
Prince Fabian Massimo-have all furnished abun-
cant material 10 the chronique scandalerse Of old
world royalty. I'm fact. il has always been under
stood thar ono 0f the chief motives which led the
venerable ArchdUchess Marie Beatrice 10 withdraw
10 the clos'er was for the purpose If endeavoring
10 atone by means Of prayer and ry the devotion
OF the remainder Of her days entirely 70 religion
ior the deliuquencies and Unsavory ways Of her
ao'st son. Don Carlos and Of his three younger
daughters Her husband, Don Juan Of Spain was
'"' e'-ri4 son or the NrSt Don Carlos. The latter
was the Younger brother OF Ferdinand VII of
SPAN, and according 20 the laws ot succession the
crown sr01ic have gone hi-a in deeau,t o. male
Issue or The King Bgt Fe.s..an6 Vn was in
o2oed by his Noasoiitan wife Cueen Christina to
Grange tho ordc~ Of succession in favor Of his
taeFt daughter. VINO 81 his death became Queen
sovereign of Spain, with tbo title ot Queen Isa-
~As II. PRINCE Charles thoreupon. with the OBJ
!e' oi establishing ris rights 10 the crown. in
a-g''affa that series or sangunary and disastrous
.s'ilst wars v-firh proved The blight Of Spain and
"e principal obstacle 10 her development and pros
FTE throughout the nineteenth century. TO
'h'e John m" idea OF shedding the blood Of
N''h'r span.ards for Tho sake OF obtaining =
"I became more and more repugnant espe-
'lF after tho terrible savaFery with which The
esfler ~ the CarliSt wars Was conducted. and ac-
'uhsy Pc decided 20 waive Eis pretensions in
-e'or ~ hrs own eldest SON. Don Carlos. who is
30" known among Spanish LeEitimsts King
lafles MI o. Spain. his fathers elder brother
I',As STYLED himself Charles VI while his grand
'aneT The original Don Carlos was Charles Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
SENATOR DRYDEN CALLED TOO LATE
President Had Already Decided on Appoint
ment for Place His Constituent Wanted.
[From The Tribune Bureau. ]


Washington April 6.-Senator Dryden. OF New
Jersey. called at the White House this morning to
urge the appointment OF coIored constituent in
Newark for the place of Recorder of Deeds Of the
District OF Columbia The Recordership, next 10
the place OF Register of the Treasury. Is the best
Office allotted to colored under the federal
government. For many years these two places
have been recognized as the rishful Perqusites of
the race, and in recent years President has
made any effort to substitute white men in them.
Senator Dryden's trip to the White House was
fruiJless however. the President had already
made up his mind to name another man for the
place.
his mind" said Senator Dryden. II withdrew my
candidate from the In fact. did not even
mention his to the President"
1t is understood that John c. Dancy, the present
himself.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MAYOR WEAYER'S CHOICE.
1. IL. Woodruff Tells Patria Club
Hoo PHILADELPHIA JVas SaUed.

Fatr1a Club members. at their sixth annual din
ei anu Hteenth anniversary. held at the Hotel
oa.oS iasI night heard from Clinton Rogers Wood
1 iiie OF the inside history OF the political re-
euoh OF Philadelphia Mr. Woodruff de-
SOL"eu Ule gas leases which the ring proposed
- IoISe Ihe city into and told how Mayor Weaver
nad then determined TO throw off the shackles of
the Republican Organization
Mhen the ring realized that Mayor Weaver was
setung shaky. as they described IT. a shrevd
'er lawyer was sent 10 him. who threatened the
mayor with the biggest kind of a scandal that
Nould make his name byword. and would send
nlm i,i to his political DEATH" said Mr.. Woodruff
At mat moment one of the Mayors loyal sup
poiters' good Christian man. entered the room
Fred said the Mayor to him. Frank threatens
me win a big scandal II dismiss these two Com
HHssloners Of Public Safety. don't know what he
means but what would you dog'
other replied. ~
from that moment" said Mr. Woodruff. the
mayor mind was made up; he dismissed the two
commissioners and the fight for pure government
"hlch eliminated so gloriously. begun"
Mr.. Woodrufrs toast was rs Civic Patriotism
Fracucable?' His answer was in the affirmative,
Nuhg the cases of Governor Folk in Missouri;
|naries Eliot son Of President Eliot. Of Harvard
"ho he said. gave up his life for the great park
system OF Boston; William II. Baldwin, jr., who
others
service Patriotic Duty. Public service is divided
INTO two classes, he declared, adventures and cit
izens; the one taking all 1t can from the COM
munity, the other putting in all it can.
Mrs Philip Carpenter. president OF the State
iseaeIation OF Woman,s Clubs. spoke on Patriot
nanner and rohn on IN gFaceu ana wttg
10 the toast. The OLD and the New
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

Sir WySe Bayliss was born at 1Iadeley Shrop-
SHIRE In 1885. His art education was received az
'he Royal Academy In London. At the age OF
eighteen he entered architects Office but he did
not give up his purpose Of becoming an artist and
pursued his studies at the British Museum and al
the National Gallery. He devoted himself 70 paint
ing the interiors Of churches and cathedrals and
sacred subjects. and was elected fellow OF the So
eiety Of AntiquaTans in 1878 He became president
OF the Royal Society Of British Artists In issS and
was knighted In 1887 On questions Of ecclesiasti-
cal architecture and OF antiquarian interest Sir
Wyke Bayliss regarded author
ity. For many years he devoted himself 70
a special study Of the portraits OF Christ made
In all ages Of the Christian era. and in editing
Thomas Heaphys Likeness of Christ he MAIN
tanned that the same type Of features had been de-
plcted by every artist who had sought TO delin-
cate the countepance of the Rex ReSnum.
Among the most important of the works OF Sir
Myke Bayliss are La Sainte Chapele, st.
Marks, Venice. "St. Peter s. Rome The Golden
puomo Pisa and The White Lady Of Nuren-
berg, He was the author Of The Witness OF
Art The Higher Life in Art The Elements
OF Aeria! Perspective. and Five Great Painters
or the Victorian Era
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
TAKE "sH0OFLIEs" FOR BURGLARS.
Police Arrest Commissioners Imported Spies
and Deport Them.
[By TeIegraph 70 The Tribune.

Hackensack. April 6.-Poice Commissioner
Thomas Evans of Rutherford had an idea that the
members Of the police force were shirking their
duties after the midnight hours so he hied himself
to New York and hired plain clothes detectives
to put in night in the borough watch the police.
There couple of strangers in town. and
they look like crooks passed along the line,
and at $50 a. m Patrolman Rolstan arrested the
supposed burglars suspicious characters. When
arraigned before Sergeant Blower the strangers
produced credentials, signed by a member of the
police commission, which gave them permission to
spend few hours in Rutherford The commits
sioner ordered their release.
Take them to the Erie station and see that they
take the first train to New York. the ser
geant's orders. and the detectives kept under
scrutiny at the depot until the train along at
o o'clock
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MAGISTRATE FEARS FOR PRISONERS.
Adjourns Court Because He Thought Police
Guard Was Inadequate.

Magistrate FurIong adjourned the Gates avenue
police court yesterday afternoon because he thought
that the policemen in charge of the prisoners were
not numerous enough 10 prevent an escape
Four of the men who had been on duty were re-
Heved to drill for the coming parade. When the
magistrate saw that only three men had been sent
to take their places he called up headquarters on
the telephone and said that several prisoners
had to be removed. and that he would not be re-
sponsble if they escaped owing to ',ofictal folly
General Bingham withdrew one of the officers IN
attendance on the court a few weeks ago ana the
MAGISTRATES have been predicting escapes ever
since The prisoners have been shackled together
on their arrival and departure for weeks
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
RoAEs MOST ILLrsrRrors HOUSE.

H-''NA ILL ; 7 klibiN ItfDl 81.
VIII regard 10 the Prince Fabian Massmo mem
+''eo above as not altogether happily married 10
'- carlos daughter, Princess Beatrice of Bour-
"'- The ROYAL lady who endeav vored 20 commit
',ioe i1 tle Tiber his father is the Postmaster
En'Ial ~ tho Papacy and the Acknowledged leader
-'4 'iio'tatr af frar element Of the great Roman
''4', which, while retaining it's temporal ale
-''e 20 OBJ" Holy See. persists in holding aloof
'.'" Tue Court of the QuirinsL The Massimo
4"ISee is one of The srandest and oldest IN Rome.
'e'rg circular iu form. while all the windows are
s.-ea with diamond shaped panes the only ones
iAe kind in Rome Once year the palace is
Iehee 10 the public and any one VINO chooses IS
-.'"ea to enter n is cn the anniversary of
miracle v-hca 81 Philip Ncli is declared 10 have
inrl'shcd iu the palace by restoring 20 life
member of the house OF Massinlo, who had been
s''-ouncce dead by Tie physicians. The room
"lereia this miracle was performed Is now mar
''aols.y beautiful chaps the gem indeed a Tie
''i'i5 psla.e Prince Massino. the chief - th7
lse is SON ~ a princess Of the reigning mouse
i iI-F and his " fe is hall sister 81 the iate
~ olni 70" Chambord, Who reigned as a child over
-'4iea Tor twenty four hours in 1899 as Henry
" lhe abdicatIon in his favor of his grandfather
ef'es X The Massimcs claim descent from
s-l'ls Fabils Maxinus. who was dictator ana
l's' q Rorle three centuries before the Christian
"a II Is sid iEat the fret Napoleon. when IN
'hf reIns ll.ed vI,h "a sneer 10 the then chic; of
h'lse 90 Mas-mo: so hear -on claim oe-
a if9m Qalutu- Fa1ius MaNiinuss
Al, yo1r nlaJesty," came The reply, ! kno"
~-ilg about Il Bu that's what people mere IA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
LEATHER MEDALS FOR COMMISSIONERS.

L. J. Callahan, Vesey street merchant has sent
The Tribune copies Of letters he has addressed to
Commissioners Bingham and Woodbury. and Fl. FL
Vreeland in which he informs them that he has
mailed each OF them "under separate cover a
leather medal" 1t is explained that Mr. Vreeland
merited his because the City Railway Company
piled the snow into the gutter two feet high be-
tween Vesey and Barclay streets This Is within eye
sight Of Mr. Callanan's store. Commissioned BlnS-
ham is rewarded by the merchant because MS de-
partment neglected TO compel occupants OF stores
10 clean their cutters" and Commissioner wood
hurry because he allowed the City Railway Com
many TO pile the into the gutter.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Free Copies of Man and Superman" for the
Masses, Says Lorraine.

A good deal has been heard in the theatrical
world In times past about the mystic % per cent
hrt mar cent Of Mr. Ioraines profits at least. are
going 70 a very definite end-Or so Mr.. Lorraine de-
cIares He has become convinced that not nearly
so many people can the play OF Man and
superman'' as should be conversant Win us ooc-
,rires so he purposes TO remedy matters accord
- - Tanners suggestion in the last act. His
,raes agent said Yesterday: In order that every
Village and hamlet may have us COPY ol d sio
Superman TO read al tue 80 - ta bnv the hook but
sny Individual who is too poor 70 DoS ~ boS Sa:i5sd
-i,o is anxious 10 read II, MI Lorraine naS
TO set aside per cent OF ms av and circulate
week TO purchase copies OF the pay anu tt Iottrs
tba-n among people who indicate oy lAsL1 e5et -
sufcient intelligence to ghdersaNI No word has been
received that Brentano is getting out d He" '''-
Mr. Hamuerstein has just obtained ror the ven @
NJ Anrl "a at his Victoria Theatre Mrs' Es@ .
enI Re- hnsband. John c. Fay. They VIII give
twenty minutes Of mind reaalhs, eIS I,arna
sa sbo Is the granddaughter OF the GrSip Prist Of
S - ISasi Zog Rajah Ham Khan Egh [IlgSt @ tSs ~
the Secret brotherhood OF EIshly. ~ Tn14ts1 Fm-
greatest power Of occult sclsAe9 III ~
pire."
Tho Berkeley Lyceum yesterday ai'e1iooH We. =
hacked with society people 70 see per1oL I1iier
two sketches by John Kendrck Bangs. Inc pa'
yrers ~iyen 20 aid the St Mary's Summer Home for
Crippled Children. The performers were III anna
teurs Young people not yet out as the society
reporter would doubtless say. They were MISS
Frances Alexander. Miss Anna Street MISS heieh
Coster Miss Margaret Slade. Miss Blanche Os!-
richs. Miss Welsh Miss poroIay Isy III William
Kean. William Bowers. OIlVer iseH" J'-' "
Mance and Devices Dlworth
The wives Of the professional photographers OF
New York left their husbands last night ana went
Their presence made the audience look like mat
inse-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
CANARY SAVES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

IBy Telegraph to Tho Tribunal
BMiddletOwn. n. Y, April s-The lives OF MT. ana
Mrs John Bette and their little daughter. who live
near Oberberg. were saved by canary early tnis
morning The bird was a pet of the little girl
80 Vas allowed to hy around at will. Soon after
midnight Mr. Bette was awakened by the chirp-
ing of the bird, and found the room filed win
coal gas He awakened his wife. and, gong 70 rs
SougIter's ROOM found her gasping for breath;
Tbe bird had flown into the girls room ana
aIighted on the bed. 1t died soon atterward.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
NO REASON TO BAR OUT eoRKT.

Washington April 6.-The announcement from
paris last night that Maxim GOrky on his way
to the United States received with consider
able interest at the Bureau OF Immigration. where.
n was said nothing known of his coming until
.bo d,snatcb was read. II was stated, however.
tbet the bureau has no information regarding MIN
which would tend to debar him from landing COM
,,issiorer General Sargent declared that Gorky
would ba treated the any other alien COM
ing TO the United States unless some evidence was
nroduced which would Justify his detention
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
PHOTOGRAPHERS ELECT OFFICERS.

The annual meeting of the Professional Photogra-
phers' Society Of New York at the Hotel Astor
ended Yesterday The closing business session was
occupied with the discussion of various trade topics
and the election of the following officers; Presl-
dent. PirIe Macdonald, of New York; first vice
president Walter Z. Talbot. of Schenectady; second
vice-presdent. J. Taylor Griffin OF Albany secre
tarv Curtis Bell of New York. and treasurer, Don
G Scott of Olean- Members of the society attend
ed Smoker in the wine vaults OF the AsloT IaSt
night with Burr Mcintosh the head OF the
table The women members made up theatre
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
INK MAN ATTACKS VACCINATION.

Charles NJ. Higgins an ink manufacturer Of
Brooklyn. made a bitter attack on compulsory
vaccination last night at meeting of the South
Brooklyn Board Of Trade at Acme Hail. 9th
street and Seventh avenue. Brooklyn. He said
business
DR.. William Millington, who was present de-
MED the assertion in a long speech. defending
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
EARL GREY OFF FOR CANADA.

Earl and Lady Grey and party arrived here from
Washington yesterday afternoon on the way 70
ottava The Governor General and Lady Grey
drove to the home OF Joseph H. ChOate. No. s
East sd street where they made brief call They
,efr the city on the Northern Express at o clos f.
over the New York Central 20 which the Governor
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
PRAISES YOUNGER ROCKEFELLER.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.I

IBy Telegraph The Tribune.I
Cleveland. March 81 q. ". Cowles, Cleveland
representative Of John D. Rockefeller to-day came
70 the defence of the Junior Rockefeller. who was
yesterday attacked by Rabbi Hirsch. of Chicago.
The rabbi declared that Of rich men are use
less and worthless. Mr.. COwles said: Young Mr
Rockefeller. so far from being idle. useless or in
capable has excellent business ability. and is well
oualed to acouit himself OF the responsibilities 70
which born. AS man of business or as a
husband and father he is beyond criticism Ills
indnstrv and applcation are unquestoned.'
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
DEATH REJoINs AGED COUPLE.

IBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune.I
Hackensack. April 6.-Mrs. Egbert B. Johnson
died at her home at Hackensack this afternoon
after brief struggle with pneumonia. aged eighty
six years Her husband died two months ago at
the same age. Last Thanksgiving Day the couple
celebrated their sixtieth wedding anniversary Mr.
Johnson appointed to the customs house by
President Lincoln, and served there many years.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
MEMORIAL TO E. C. BLAcKFoRD.

Cold Spring Harbor. Long Island April O-A me-
mortal dormitory is be erected on the grounds OF
the biological school here by Mrs. Eugene c. Black
ford of Brooklyn, TO perpetuate the memory Of her
husband Mr. BIackford of the State Fish
Commissioners in 1887 and 1891 and president OF the
hoard Of managers Of the Biological Laboratory of
the Brooklyn Institute from 1883 until his deaih
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
REFUSES TO ANNUL MARRIAGE

Irstice Iaughlin. in the Supreme Court. yesterday
ref,se5 10 annuI the marriage OF Jennie Weisbers
- Norris weisberg. The wife IS her husbands
-t..a a daughter of his sister. and they have been
married more than fourteen years and have two
children The justice said that u was not shown
IIIo5ihi1eS ItIlS bv law now. but were not then.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07

povALTYrs ONLY RED HAIRED PRINCESS.
r,esis.n, Roosevelt has just received from King
,y-.o- emmanuel an oficia! announcement or the
,,-tb q another son 10 the Duke and Duchess OF
lss,os who have been married FOR twenty-three
Years and who now have a family of six children
-75t vo,pE prirce has received the name OF eugene
!, memoir os that prince OF the same name Of the
h,,,sa NJ savoy. who was one OF the most famous
.,s-sls NJ the seventeenth century. and viii doubt
lss, receive from the King q dukedom. like his
h-c5er liis father the Duke OF Genoa, is tho only
,-,,bs- ~ Queen poUarer Nargherita and an uncle
therefore of the present ruler Of italy. The Duke
=, Genoa has often been in this country. IN his
csnscity II an officer Of the Italian navy, ot Whlch
he 4, nov, the ranking commander. He was edn-
,s,ss In England st Harrow. sis wife is Ba-
- ,,~-,cess sister Of that Prince Louis Ferdi-
,s,s who has achieved So much fame as an OBJ
sle,rician. and who was appointed recently to an
Acro-srv surgeon generalship % the Spanish army
n his nephew, King Alfonso The Duchess OF
Genoa enjoys the distinction 81 being the only
entirely red haired princess Of the blood IN Chris
terdom Her hair IS magnificent. but II IS OF the
most csrrotty hue and the duchess still retains
fhst lovely ruilky-vhIte complexion which usually
roes with this color OF hair. She is exceedingly
uford Of hor complexion. which She maintains IN
uuimpaired beauty by causing every day an entire
basket u fresh lemons 10 he sliced m her bath.
Psssionately fond II dancing, she Is likewise de-
voted 10 every other form OF sport. and eNcels IN
fencing. swimming. skating, tennis and riding In
6es6 each wear she rides with her husband on
horseback ell Tho way from Turin 10 Munich. TO
stsv with her relatives during the summer Straight
as dart still slight In figure. which has remained
both graceful and elastic, she is extremely uncon-
ventioua and not only appallinGly unpunctual. but
has moreover no idea whatsoever Of the value OF
time She turns oiglt into day. makes engage
nents only a break them. and well deserves her
rle a. the late princess" one % her sons, now
serving in tho navy and bearing the -itlc Of Prince
Tdinc. is a member o. the Italian Atlantic squad
ron, and has visited several American seaports
ourinc the last six or eight months.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
HAS SENT s15oOOO FOR JAPANESE.

washington. April 6.-The State Department has
received an additional sa5,OOO from The Christian
Herald" Of New York. for the relief OF famine
sufferers in Japan This makes total or $4,000
ra;4ad hy that paper for the japanese and trans
Ynitted through the American National Red cross
10 tha Japanese Red Cross at Toxic.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-07
CONVICTED LAWYER OIssARREo.

The Apnelate Division handed down decision
Yesterday ordering the disbarment OF Lloyd Perry
-, il now serving a three-year term at Sing Sing
b., E-as convicted of subornatcn or perjury IN
the United States Circuit Court.