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New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
GORWAN FUNERAL PLANS.
Senator's WidO1c Receives Mama
Messages of Sym pathy.

Washington. June 5-Scores OF kilograms from
all parts Of the United States expressing sympathy
with the family received by the widow of
senator German to-day Arrangements for the
funeral on Thursday morning were finally COM
pleted. The Rev Wallace Radcliffe. pastor of the
New York Avenue Presbyterian Church. and the
Rev. F. D. Power, of the Christian Church will
officate. The following will be honorary palbear-
ers: EN-Governors John Lee Carroll and E. z.
Jackson, of Maryland: John T. Poe. Bernard Car
ter. L. V. Baughman. T NJ. Iandhan l. Freeman
Rasin. J. ". Herring, Thomas H. Hunt John R
Mclean, James l. Norris and W. w Fuller
Senator German left a letter intrusted 10 his
son. which gave directions regarding his funeral
lowed. -
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
GENERAL HAGRON.
The Nezo Generalissimo of the
French Armies.

Paris. May 10
On June 27 General Brugere. the present
conmander-in-eh chief of the French army. Will
De retired. and VIII be succeeded by General
Hasron- General Hagron is only sixty-one
years old He was born at Caen, where his
falher' who was also army officer. was sta
TONED In lS45. He was graduated first IN his
class at the military school OF Saint-Cyr in
1865 He served throughout the Franco German
war In the infantry with the rank of captain. and
became colonel OF the 18th Regiment of the
iihe' he studied at the staff school. and served
as brigade and afterward division COM
mander In various parts of France and became
head or the military household at the Elysees
faiace In the Presidency of the late Felix Faure.
General Hagron's family came from Metz and
IN personal appearance the generalissino
is a typical son of Lorraine He is tall and of
great physical strength and activity. He has
the penetrating blue eyes OF his native land
Like Generals Jamond and Brusere. his prede
cessors In the post Of vice president OF the
superior Council of War (the position tina. by
virtue of the French constitution makes the
occupant ex-officio generalissino of the land and
forces of France). General Hagron has COM
manded the famous Sixth Army Corps whinh,
permanently mobilized. and with double strength
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
RACHEL NOT A CONVERT.

The doubt which has always existed as 10 "iie'iie
80 most farous French actress Of the nlnetee''''
.,+yrv namely, Rachel became a convert nom
,ss,s,a 10 Roman Catholicism on her 2"-thoea
- tsen euaIv set at rest by the publication al
o. ~ the biography Of Gabriel Aubere; Who'
- s,epd,1e some years in this country as Con
cal General Of France Gied a= Minister fieHil"-
,s,.,arv In his younger DAYS he was salloE'
.,s IL was as lieutenant OF the EaHy thiit IN 100
=. ,,sde tie acQuaintance OF and feu IN Iofe WIN
v.,l,s They met on board ship. when she was
-s,,,D,ne 10 the Riviera from spending the winter
> 60 a., vain search OF health A warm friend
-, sr-sne ND between the two. OF a purely pla-
,opi, character. The great actress was dying OF
consumption and the young lieutenant was man
NJ leftv principles, and. like so many or 'hose No
folov the seafaring profession. was extremely re-
v.s,,s Encouraged by the venerable Bishop OF
Asorrneler he determined 10 convert kachel 10
C.,horcisrn and ms biography Just published
contains several letters bearing upon religious mat
- which she wrote TO him at that time She De-
o,-,s rno-e and more III, and finally took up her
residence at Cannes in a villa belonging TO the
,otber of Victorien Sardou, where she died
4 saU dsvs before her demise sne declared 10
.bs lieutenant that she was willing 20 become q
,o-ye-t mn added that the Jewish members OF
her family by whom she was surrounded would
never permit q priest to approach her. Lieutenant
A,lNeret then undertook 10 obtain the necessary
,+borization 10 haptize her himself and one morn
y
q priest rad given him for the purpose. Holding
his chaplet IN her hands she lay on her sofa the
diving woman bent her head in prayer. and the
young officer about TO pronounce the sacra-
mental words ana TO pour the holy water on her
when suddenly the door opened. and Prince Ma
poieon her former lover. the father Ct several Of
her children and professed atheist. appeared On
The threshold. The prince looked dasgers at the
ofoer who. Al required by naval regulations and
By coWlly etiquette, when in the presence OF
ber Of the imperial family. Strengthened himself up
clicked his heels together. saluted and withdrew.
Later IN The DAY, when he returned under the
p-seEt n inquring after her health but IN reality
N the hope Of completing the ceremony begun in
ne morning. ne was met at the door with the an
hounceuleut that she dead Thus have
aoW tae assurance that while she may have been
a. iH;Snaiug Christian al the time OF her demise
yei she dted without being baptized and therefore
msn be- o. that Jewish faith II 9hsch her entire
lne hG1 beeu vassed
Am5ns Ter most famous admirers were Prince
hapolron, son OF sX-King Jerome OF Westphalia:
Count WaoWsii. Minister os Foreign Affairs O,
Napoleon III ana natural son OF the first Ma
toieon; Prince George OF Prussia the first Due De
Aofny, isccyci RcrZis. chief ade-de-canp Of King
solor EnTnaaUe,. AID Alexandra Dumas.
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EAaREp FROM TEE vATIcAN.

F1ls \, following nc example OF his predecessor
has Figo-oIAy barred the gates oc the Vatican TO
NE Duke % C.leSaa. ana there IS not a word OF
ual !n lie siU-1s if2d1stFioas'y circulated by
Ah os the hoyBlist newspapers IN France. 10 the
eaect that ths FTeteader Gas recently paid secret
nst 70 the Pope and las been received by the lat
s~ n pEiy,.o aU5isacs. y "a not beca OF the
lAei thst -As Duke is a Pretender that Plus x and
Leo E-ll i.svs declined receive him. but
@eni - ais PERSONAL record sra behavior. Don
N1FoA. tAo Lcs5,-mist PreIcnoeE &c the throne OF
sgAin aud Don AiigDei OF Ssraganza. the Freiender
10 tie c9oWn u Portugal, are both occasional Wis
hois 20 tie Vatican. and Invariably received
sfh royal hcnors But not al the influence
IaI people 50 high IN tho favor of the Church as
e@ hasoI % Ch&IEcttc. former general OF the Papal
rhsi nor YET De sutgeaties of tie widowed Count
es q Paris and " the imperial relatives OF the
Duchess o. orleans. have been able 10 socure from
ne supreme head q The ChGrch tha compliment Of
priGte or even public. audience 10 tho Duke Of
SAe-rs. such Is granted 10 any American cH-
Asa' DC nc Protestant OF Catholic who comes 20
ne 'a-1an properly recounnenoea by some Cath
&c oisD.tsFy In ;his country
In 20 FIRST place. tie Papacy is perfectly aware
'aat no dui,c IL seeking audience IS prompted,
Aoi by seaLraonts Of piety bat solely by the hope
Ast rs reception By tie P0nt:a viii invest him
VIII Increased prestige in the eyes of tae Roysisrs
" Ff-.oo. thus servo 70 promote his political
s1h-tioUA 1'hen, too. the Papacy Goes not wish.
.A' - Essissut. TO render It's re.ata0ns with the
fssach government moro Ear.ieAaant Than they
sssaaly ere. by helping TIC IreteEder. aaG aally.
f'as Ike the late Pope. realizes Thar 81 ho grants
N4faie auoienco % Tie duke he not only cheap
ts iHe value ~ ihe favor thereby conferred IN
As eyes o. the public. but likewise seems &c paaoe
: ssal - aVproga: lpca the diameter Of man
flosf behavior is 80 bad and whose mole of life
81 uCsavOry. 10 have TesGlJeo IN his being
Sseo'ted By every court IL Europe. Net until the
ss turns over entirely new leac and furnishes
'sse er.dsnoe q MS honest irtsstoE 80 VIE s05av
sss- aka 10 pablic respect s,S Consideration Can
'le hsF gfsser consent 10 EeGe.ve him tie VsG.-
sr
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
FATHER STOPS WEDDING.
III. e. Waiter Postpones Marriage
of DAUGHTER to II. III. DOzcnes.

Herbert z Walter, Of Mount Vernon an
nounced yesterday that the contemplated wed
ding Of his daughter Edith to Robert Henry
Downes had been indefinitely postponed The
wedding was TO have taken place this evenins
Mr. Downes is secretary of an automobile manu-
featuring company at Middletown. Conn He Is
thirty-two years old. and stands high In thas
city.
Some seven hundred invitations were out ana
many costly gifts had been received al the
Walter home. The postponement Is being an
nounced in various ways. Cards and kilograms
are being sent out and even the telephone IS
being used. The gifts will be returned
Mr.. Walter is the only member or the FAMILY
who will talk. He says the postponefnent is the
result of his action He refuses 70 enter into de-
tails.
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

belmont
New York Motor Clubs automobile r1de for orphans.
starting from s6ta street and Broadway; $3.50 a. N.
Hearing on proposed hreakwster Kill KuIl Army
Building No SO Whitehall street; 10 a m
Meeting of Riverside Branch Municipal
league home OF Mrs Edward Curtis 80 West
SSth street; Il; ;I5 a
aprons and domestic articles. benefit
Working Girls Home % the White Rose Industrial
Association All East Seth street: afternoon.
New University fourth annual
naents D.
General Synod OF the Reformed Church. Collegiate
Church Fifth avenue ana 4sth street: 2 m
FutoL Memorial Association meeting No. Is East 73d
3. m.
Memorial meeting schurz Carnegie Hall: s:I5
p
and the Geological Park
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WOODROW WILSON uL
TBv reIegraph ~ Ne TrIbune

Princeton. N. J.. June 5.-The rumor that
President Woodrow Wilson is IN poor health
and will be unable 70 deliver the baecalaureats
sermon next Sunday confirmed by the fol-
lowing official announcement this afternoon:
AS President Wilson has been so unfortunate
as 10 suffer slight hemorrhase in the left eye.
his physician has ordered him TO rest. He Will
take part in the commencement exercises. but
will make addresses. Fortunately In the
emergency DIR Henry van Dyke has bean abba
at another college. and win preach the hAcca-
laureate sermon.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
CLOSE OF INSTITUTE OF MUSICAL ART.

Frank Damrosch. director OF the Institute OF
Musical Art OF this city, spoke yesterday at the
closing exercises Of the institute in its recital hail.
No. So Fifth avenue. Certificates were awarded to
those who had completed the one year course for
teachers of music in the public schools. II was
announced that hereafter the course would be two
years. Mr. Damrosch compared the music in the
public schools OF to-day with that Of few years
ago. He praised Superintendent Maxwell, declar-
ing that in hts profession Dr. Maxwell was Her
culeS.
The programme included Mendelssohns ''Laudats
PueTi," by choral class and organ; Pugnanis Les
COmmercs' by Franz Kneisels violin class; FL
gars The Snow by the choral class, with accom-
paniment Of vioins and piano. and the allegro
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
T. DIsHo,yoREsD FOE or ROYALTY.


N"aii Aceibert Sternberg, who according 10 She
LIE dispatches from Vienna. has heen calling
p"a lie Emperor. from his seat IN Parliament
4Scicate ana 80 yacate a throne which he lias
"ne too 'nfirsn. physically az r@ell as mentally,
sec2py any longer with safety 20 The nation" Is
'ooseran who has not only been turned out of
- austrian army for questionable conduct IN con
=, ''oa ~lth gambling transaction. bat has hke-
- aeen made the object Of an extraordinary gen
-. Srse' issued by TIE Minister - War in ac-
e~1se Rlth ire directors Of ihe monarch u
~ 9rcST 10 fne eject that 40 officer Of the
~'e7sl s7n,y - navy need fheroefOrth take any
ssc't q charges OF 9IteraEces mace ny Adei-
!, Hir;,sherg consider n necessary 10 call him
ca
A., Nur@. ESGEf EternbaTg. ghO is "A unworthy
A. =: Dns q ~ msst :nssirious and historic
~s4 ei Egrope, has been proEovaoed by his
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
GlFE HALL TO VILLAGE.
Too BronrUiue Citisens Make Toun
q $500 Present

frank r. Chambers and William V Law
0e' Two citizens OF Bronxville, have given the
man, fully equipped. which represents
an expenditure OF about $4,000
In iSoS the village voted TO appropriate $1,000
10 De raised by the sale of bonds, to buy land
aho ouiid village hall. 1t was subsequently
iouhd that the sum was not sufficient where
upon Mr. Chambers ana Mr. Lawrence agreed
10 get the land and erect the building They
nave now given the completed structure free 70
the village.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
GEORGE MsRIpETH wHITEHousE.

George Merideth Whitehouse. broker. son OF
the late Edward Whtehouse died yesterday at
Frankfort am Main Germany. the result OF
operation for cancer. lie born I'm Brooklyn
sixty-two years Mr. whitehouse had beer
a member Of the New York Stock Exchange since
1869, and a member of the Players and
the ST. Nichoins Society, He leaves four sons and
three daughters. From 1878 until last winter he
lived in Hamilton avenue Lexington Place.
New Brighton. Staten Island
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s i R' ss Iss s ssis Ss"e :: ~
Caleb and Fhes6e Ioanson caTtsr deceased. sSn.rI
st. Friday June s. at 4 O'Clock
cARY-In London. England. on Nav 4 iSoa Hov>rS
Snsr, S f0a Services s a 3. f Ss a. and rss s.ss &
Ts nessh aGa 1Ssn wi win 0S Be tsaf al saas 10 O'Clock n
pANA-op Tuesday June ). caaEls. Dana IN shs e2a
ss ssr % hs ss FSnSTsl ~ services vii p held q as
:. at 10 a m 40 - 'i'' st. On 'n0''aA'' ''0>
pAvIDsoN-At her ats Essdsnce. yonxar.-on-,a.-Aua-
Daniel N Davidson and aaushisr q Or, 49,
ha hs =, t Ssy & ol h5o4Syn M sEnsrsi ssrxice VII =
soth st. Thursday morning. June !. al II o'cocx
Df n E. 9sSsE 9a:Sss. 1Has ss! = s sss :.
se FeFSss T5 and e@nshter OF the late William -
a GIaos Ghursh chantrS. Tsur.say. Jun. & = :
s6ss Fsn6. aas' % Ii: 7ls ss4 on aun,y n:
noon juns { 1900. 'o; al oeIOoS 'N'' "''A'A'
GEIsR-on Monday. June a. Kath.sns rnroop. v4fs q
By By WILLIAM y Montssas Gs:r P,,nsr.i IN ).
ave. Thufsdas. JuHs I at $50 o oiodS X
seS6%TN-oH So6SxIS s Jane 1903 s.1~s -1s. .s n.as
BROOKLYN. Notice Of funeral latsrs
KsELLxTsuddsnly. At the r.sdeno. z =. sss.r E
Kelly Funeral prtysta a. WsdnssdaS sss nsornins
hESTEat ESarI.. w New sr,snys1os ~ n y an rans -
:ss ss % 50 Si s:sda~ .'' y. =
z4 saSS. Kern n s:z sSa-y s ., s,ss '. s1.ssas ~
Funeral Wednesday. o. m. from mar lass hosn~.
NO 200 IRVING ave-, Brooklyn Interust Ia Evexgrs>n1
Cemetery
LOO9n-On Monday evening June 4 Narfo y.
widow OF George A. Ioomis. OF Suield F1naBal
services at her late residences. 1853
Syaek- N y. Wednesday,. the 9th inst-. At p
Burial Suffeld-
LoRD-suddenly, on June 3. at his residence. ~ a.
West iSsh ST., George T., OF the Hezekah q.
the stephen Msrrftt Company sth ava aud Ia6
St. on Wednesday. at O'Clock
MOIR-SuGdenly. Minneapolis Alnu Joaepa
McEroy. jr-. OF Mount Vernon. ". Y. of JoDsxn
McElroy a1d Agnes Pond Moir.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. on sunday June g. 1906. At her
abeth Beeoker widow Dawson New
and daughter Of the late William Blsscker Funeral
private.
VAN CLEAF1On June A. J. Elizabeth. beloved vsfa OF
John c. Van Cleaf aged 90 services at n Or
late residence Mansion House. Brooklyn Heights
Wednesday. June q. at II O'Clock a. m Internent
private
Brooklyn John s Were OF the late Thomas r.
invited 20 attend tunaral services Church OF
Nativity. Madison st. and ClassOn Wednesday,.
June .. at a. sharp Interment private Pitts
burg and GreeasbuTs papers please copy
HOUSE--Suddsnly. a t-on-NAln.
June .. George Meredith WhitehOuse. New
York Notice of funeral hereafter.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR HOUsE-William NJ Jeffres, Hawaii
BREsLIN-R. 2. Chandler, Detroit BELMONT,
PIRE-Judge James BURDEN, philadelphia. HOTEL
COTHAM-Senalor Nelson ". AldTich, Rhode ISL
and. HOTEL ASTOR-S. Burnett Seattle HOL-
LAND-Xenophen z. Whitley St Louis MANHAT-
TAN-Adrniral Asserson. L. S. y. (retired); ". S.
Macleod Manila; J. II. Johnson Bishop of Los
Angeles ST. REGlS-Lous Schroeder, Cincinnati.
WOICOTT-Commander Hebbnghaus. naval at
tache OF the German Embassy. Washington.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
THOMAS JEFFERSON MERRELL.

Thomas jefferson MerTen. eighty-three years old.
OF Mariners Harbor. Staten Island. died al his
home. on Harbor Road. early yesterday morning.
The funeral will be held tomorrow. Burial will be
in New Sprngville Cemetery. Mr. MeTrell one
OF twins. born AZ Bulls Head Staten Island. 10
Thomas and Sarah Merrell He leaves a widow.
two sons. the eldest Azel +. Merrel OF GansevoOrt
Market. and two daughters.
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Special Notices.

"Ieiatour' soda. Ginger Ale. SarsaparllA ISnou
oda Superior quality Established 1905.
POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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IBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

Middletown. Conn. June 5.-Robert Henry
Downes. of this city. whose marriage to Miss
Edith Irwin Walter. OF Mount Vernon. has been
suddenly postponed. said he knew nothing Of the
change until kilograms came here at 8 o'clock
this morning telling him Of the farnly's decision
No reasons were given him for the postpone
ment. he says
Mr. Downes met Miss Walter In Mount Ver-
non last summer. and they became engaged
soon afterward.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official RECORD and Observation-Disclosures. June g.
Pressure throughout the country. in the
south with abzorTnal depression over
Colo-sao Ar o temperatures have been higher
and there were general and thundeEsors nom
TIA Msslsssps4 Valley eastward 1hess were also local
.n Northwest and Light rains west Of the
Rocky LonntGtnS
lie "Wednesday the lake
rssio4 EpDs Ohio Valley AID the Atlantic states
yobshv eoaLnU.ng Thursday IN The latter district and
Il ths lower region. There VIII also oe showers
"Wednesday ;he cearrl and northern tocky herntan
middle aTd northern districts west
q, ths raouuiars continuing THURSDAY IN the Northern
f1seiIo stai-. Showers probable Thursday in the
si,stosri Rsnsas and Ar~s1sas valleys temperatures
vii high eS ale ROCKY Mountains al
th0nyh showers VIII afford te4npcrary relief
ree WINS along &cs EagaId Will be fresh
Glgzs tie Gicels Atlantic fresh
s,hgact; along shs eouth Atlantic light fssh
sou1h. slo. Gulf fauth; along the lower
akes 10 brisk southwest probably tSand.- squalls
aio1. to upper fresA scBth of Lake
Sl,peTl5r possibly IhLIee-sQuslls-
fssmeTs departing Wednesday .O- European ports viii
49, rsA soofnweet winds with slo~eTs ana possibly
fhta-ae-sf1 1YTls &c tEc Crane Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

Mineola. Long Island June s-william X. Van
derbnt. ir. who sworn I'm yesterday mem
ber Of tse Nassau County Grand Jury. excused
from duty to-day by the foreman. 10 attend di
rectOFs' meeting IN New York quorum of grand
,urcrs was not obtained until the afternoon.
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MRS. JOSEPHINE LOUISE DE FOREST.

Mrs Josephine Louise De Forest. wife of Shep-
herd K. De Forest and daughter of the late Will
lam and Marie Josephine Lambeer died yester-
day in her thirty-ninth year. at her home at
Lakewood. ". J. The funeral will be held
Thursday at Grace Church Chantry. at D.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
CARNEGIE GIFT TO womANs COLLEGE

IBy Telegraph to The Trtbune-l
Baltimore. June 5-Andrew Carnegie to-day
gave $4,000 10 complete the half-Inilion fund
needed TO relieve the Indebtedness of the wom-
ans College OF Baltimore.
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GENERAL DEsslRIER DEAD.
w. X. VANDERBILT, JR.. EXCUSED.

Paris. June General Dessirier Military Gov
ernor OF Paris died tonight.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06
NJ. oeLcAsss TO VISIT AMERICA.

Paris. June 5-M. Delcasse the former Minister
OF Foreign Affairs of France. has determined 10
visit the United States trip OF invssug alton in
the coming autumn
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

IElghes tserntu.e yesterday "a degrees: oEsst c<;
average fn corresponding date last year ~;
date
Local T1undeTstorals to-day snd probably
gEuFscay. cooler -say; fTeIh southwest winea
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TRI-WEEkLY will be charged cent a oooy .,sra
postage addition 10 the named above
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

fINESTOCK-SAwYER-A Marion, Mass. Juns q
1906 BY the Rev George W. Shinn. b D.. Marguerite
eanshtsr Of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur " Sawyer. D..
Clarence Fahnsstock OF New York.
Notices of marriages and deaths inderssA
with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

For points and all Countries In IN. I'M,
versaI Postal Union. THE TRIBUNE win be maI>s -,
the following rates -
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New-York tribune., 1906-06-06

Local onisial Reoord.-Ths following Official record
from the Weather Bureau the changes In
.rnure Cor twenty hours in comparison with
,se c,rresnouein. aata of asf