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New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
A. LAWSON wEDs MRS. MITCHELL
Former Wife Of Herbert Baruum seeley the
Bride Of Finaneier's Son.

Of Boston, and Mrs. Lucie Mitchell. daughter OF
Mrs. 7. A. Mcintyre. Of No. SS East 10Th street,
were quietly married yesterday at St. Thomas's
Church by the Rev. J. 3. WassOn. The bride was
formerly the wife Of Herbert BaruuTu Seeley. OF
Seeey dinner fame. After she obtained her divorce
from Mr.. 6eeley, the grandson Of 2. Z. BarnuIn,
married 70 T. A. McIutyTe. Of 2. A Mcintyre &
Co. bankers and brokers' Of No u wan street.
after his divorce.
The marriage Of Mr.. Lawson and Mrs. Mitchell
had been set for October. but fastened. Il was
announced, because Of the illness Of Mr. lawson 8
mother at her country home, Dreanwold. Miss
ton. formerly OF Washington, was maid OF honor,
and Edward Bridges White was best man. The
couple will take three months trip on AIr. Law
sons yacht, the CSEpet and on their return VIII
make their home in Winchester, Mass
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOreeast-WashiEgton July Is
4 well defined depression the Northwest
oyer Northwestern Illinois with apparently diminishing
;tansitv and thunder have heen quite
east Of the Rocky Mountains. except along the eastern
sona Of the mountains There also local thunder
storms IN New Northern Arizona and Western
colorado Temperatures generally lower in the
traI valleys region and slightly high to the
EveetvaTd except along the northern Pacific Coast.
There be showers Sunday IN the lake region tho
rp,fo Valley nd Atlantic Gulf states generally
rrobabIy continuing Monday in the east GuIf and
so,fb Atlantic states along the New England ana
FISdle Atlantic coass. Local thunderstolms will also
continue Sunday and probably Monday IN New Mexico AID
Arizona.
IN me Northwest extreme central West. and Glir
Monday central valleys and the lake region II VIII
South Atlantic States and
zTondav ia he upper Mississippi and the Ohio valleys
ne winds along the New England coast Will he light TO
e along Middle Atlantic coast, light u fresh
~ noconing variable; along the south Atlantic coast
ns east Gulf light fresh south along the west
fresh the lakes. fresh south
,oeer,Tg variable the upper lakes fresh thunder
SQUALLS north, and probably thuder Squalls sun
90 on Lakes Michigan and Huron.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
PHYSICIAN HELD FOR SPEEDING.
New York Man Said He was Rushing to Aid
a Suffering Patient.
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Worcester. Mass July 2S.-Dr. T. n. Luning.
OF No 36 West 35th street. New York CITY, was
arrested in Spencer late yesterday afternoon at
the instigation OF Chief OF Police Jim Quinn OF
Leicester. the man who operates the automobile
trap in that town. According TO Quinn, the
car Of DR.. Luning driven by Edward Ryan. COW
cred the measured course Of an eighth OF a mile
in sixteen seconds.
Deputy Sheriff c. H Ramer arrested Luning.
holding up the whole party to await Quinn's
pleasure. It is alleged that when Ryan was
signaIled to stop in Leicester he ran the car az
a nigh rate OF speed as near TO the officer as
possible causing him 10 Jump aside. Then the
car was rushed to Spencer, where il was stopped
In spite OF the fact that DR.. Luning explained
that he was hurrying TO aid suffering patient
be was made to wait. Quinn wanted S2OO bail
but finally accepted $50.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
DIR. G. CAMPBELL MORGAN TO RETURN

East Northheld. Mass. July 2s-Dr. G. Campbell
Morgan, OF Westminster Chapel. London. who be-
came known as D. L. Moody's su 'cessOr in the
NorthheId extension work. win return to this coun-
try and preach here during August and September
He Is expected to arrive u New York next Satur-
day and on Sunday will speak in the Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian Church. after which he will come 70
Northfeld. where he will be the speaker at tina
general confer ence OF Christian Workers from
August To 70 and at the pOst-cunfeTence addressed
which are given through September. During these
two months Dr. Morgan will speak six Sundays in
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, New York
and during the week will give daily lectures al
NoFthheld on the Old Testament, a continuation az
the course On Exodus which he 1aVs last ycaT.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
CHILDREN DROWNED AT SAG HARBOR.
Daughter of Brooklyn Lawyer, with Com
panion, Steps in Deep Hole.

Sag Harbor, Long Island July 2s.-Addie VAN
derling, nine years old, and Grace Kelby. seven
years Old while wading in sag Pond yesterday.
stepped in deep hole. Neither of the little
girls could swim. and the Kelby girl was
drowned. She was the daughter of Charles
Kelby. a Brooklyn lawyer
The Wandering girl whose father is c. 7. Van
derling Of Harrisburg, Penn. was rescued in an
unconscious condition Physicians worked over
her for two hours before they finally succeeded
in reviving her.
Mr.. Kelby and Mr. Wandering have summer
homes at Bridgehempton.
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MATE OF LoRILLARD's vEsTA DEAD.
Il Telegraph b % Tribu

by telegraph 70 The TF1bunel
Paterson. n. J.. July 2a-Charles Olbon died sud
denly az his home here this morning from apoplexy
He was seventy-one years old. He born IN
New York City in 1885. and went to when tan
years old. At the outbreak Of the Civil War he
enlisted in the sth New Jersey Infantry. After
years service he was disabled and honorabIy
discharged. He entered the employ of Pierre Loril-
lard and acted first mate the yacht Vesta
which took part N the ocean race in 1855 with Ben
nert's Henrietta and Sloane's F1eetwiug He re-
rnained in the employ Of the Lorillards for many
years and afterward went to Paterson, N J., to
engage in business. He leaves a wife, son and
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
c, II. SMITH At OYSTER BAY
Discusses Pennsylvania Situation
zUith the President.
TBy Telegraph to Fhs Tribune. 7

LBy Telegraph 20 Fha Tribune
oyster Bay, July S.-President Roosevelt and ex-
Fos'niaster General Charles Emory Smith discussed
1ne FennsylVania situation at considerable length
's aI'efnoon. II is understood that Mr. Smith
Is 10 urge the President 20 speak in Philadelphia
curing the campaign, but when asked about the
matter matter MI Smith merely smiled mysteriously and
DID you rot see 1t announced that the President
would not speak there?''
Then he added. with little more emphasis. 81
90 NOT believe he will visit PHILADELPHIA this fall"
" nat Is the outlook in Pennsylvana?'' Arr
smith asked.
looks very much as though there would be
will the machine be beaten?'
That remains to be seen. The opposition claims
a sweeping victory salready, but the followers Of
the machine say they are not disheartened, and
each side Will nut up the hardest battle Of its life
MI smith left Oyster Bay the AIS D. m. train
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
IosHuA nouGLAss.

Meadville. Penn, July 2S.-Joshua Douglass. aged
eighty years, a well known attorney of this city
for over fifty years and identified in legal way
in many early railroad and oil developments was
found dead in bed to-day at the Mitchell House,
North Scituate Beach, Mass He was Californian
Forty-nneF and several times delegate to Republic
can national conventions.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
aIskED LIFE TO SAVE par TERRIER

Atlantic City, July 2S-stephen Miller. OF
Orange, n. J., rsked his life to-day TO save
pet terrier belonging to little Emma Pettitt
The girl threw a stick OF wood into the surf
and tho dog went after IT, The stick drifted
under the pier. and the child. seeing the dog so
after H. thought sure he would be drowned and
screamed for help. Miller brought the dog
ashore and handed Il TO the child There was
and the pier at the spot where the dog was
rescued
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
'AsKHussr cHuRcH Fca SYNAGOGUE

! Farkhurst's old church, now being razed. VIII
i reconstructed just as II Is IN I25th street. near
- --iaar1nIa Theatre for the og the Consre-
=. -ton Gates Hope of which Rabbi 3. II. Browne
Il = oe pastor. Rabbi Browne Is said 10 belong to
oae school of rabbis. He Is q man OF indeDen-
- heans. He .annOuncei yesterday that he
,-1 aof ask a salary. Pending the reconstruc-
- o. The Cd Presb yterfan edlfice the Congrega-
i Gates Hope wiu hold services IN the AlhambrA
saeatre
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
GEORGE w. STERN.

Utica, n. Y, July 2s.-George W, Stern, Of the
banking house of Stern & Co, New York. died
suddenly at his camp On Big Tupper Lake
this morning Mr.. Stern reached hts camp with q
party from New York last night and was appar-
entity in good health. He was taken with heart
trouble early to-day and died IN a few minutes
The body viii be taken to New York tonight. He
was member OF the Stock Exchange and the
Luncheon Club.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
COMMITTEE BRAzIL1A
The following was sent IN answer:
CELEBRATE ESQ WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

New Brunswick N J. July 2s (speciaD.-NTr and
Mrs. Henry Durham, Of Throop avenue, this city,
celebrated the sixty-third anniversary OF their
riage at their home to-day. It also the birth.
old while his wife will celebrate her eightythird
birthday in November
For many years Mr.. Durham captain Of
Of the Pennsylvania tughOets, but injured IN
collision in New York Bay twelve years ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
MISS ELIZABETH PORTER GOULD.

Boston. July 2s-Miss Elizabeth Porter Gould.
author, died to-day after years illness She was
a well known club member and the author OF
John Adams and Daniel Webster School Mas
ters." The Brownings IN America and Ezekiel
CheveF. School Master" She published a book OF
poems entitled Gems from Walt Whitman"
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
OBITUARY.
GEORGE T, BISPAAM.

Newport R. l., July 8-Georgs T. Bispham. Of
Philadelphia, well known lawyer and author Of
law books. died here to-day from paralysis.
Mr.. Bispham had been at Newport since June.
He was sixty-eight years old. He had been prac-
tsing law IN Philadelphia since 1861. He had acted
counsel for the Pennsylvania Railroad and other
large corporations, and at one time professor
of law and jurisDrudence OF the University Penn
sylvania. His hest known work author was
Principles of Equity" He leaves a wife son
and daughter.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
MRs HELEN M, JACOBS,

Mrs Helen NJ Jacobs widow OF Samuel J.
Jacobs died from heart disease yesterday at the
home of her brother at Cohasset. Mass. She was
in her eghtteth year. Mr.. Jacobs died IN 1850 He
auditor of the Custom House and personal
friend Of President Arthur Mrs. Jacobs leaves
two daughters Mrs. George H. Smillie and Mrs
". J. Swift of No 20 East Goth street. The funeral
will be held in Providence, where the body will
he
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BEI.MONT-G. H. Tenbroeck. St Louis. and J. A
Hanna Cleveland. EMP1RE-Llewellyn Smith,
Louisville. FIFTH AyENUE17Professor Teegqn
and Colonel NJ G. Hackett, Dublin Ireland HOL-
Ex-Governor y 0. Murphy. Arizona, and
Reginald c. Vanderbilt and family Newport
VICTORIA-Domingo Diaz Panama, and J. J.
d'Orrantia. uayaquil. Ecuador. WALDORF
ASTORIA. Medill Mccormick, United States
Ambassador to France
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
W. 4. TERRY's NURSE GETS $3.50.
Court Says sayville Woman Earned That
Amount Caring for New Yorker.

FatehoRue. Long Island. July 2s.-Justice Jayeox
to-day rendered a decision in the case of Miss Ann
E. Foster of Sayvle, against the estate or Will
lam II Terry by which Miss Foster receives a
verdict of $3.50.
Mr Terry was a resident Of New York City. and
spent much of his time at Sayvile, where he had
home in Foster avenue, adjoining the Delevan
Hotel. which is owned by Miss Fosters parents.
For many years before his death, in 19o3 Miss
Foster was in constant attendance upon Mr.. Terry.
acting as nurse and private secretary. IN her suit
she alleged that in consideration of her services
Gr Terry always told her he would make suitable
provision for her in his viii Mr.. Terry, however.
left his whole estate to his wfe.
in his decision Justice Jaycox says:
The evidence here warrants the finding OF i'm
piled agreement to compensate the plaintn for her
Services and shows that for Il long period she de-
voted herself to the service OF the decedent- No
ordinary tie OF friendship would induce young
woman like the plaintiff to dedicate and devote her
life the services OF this decedeRt II there was
10 arrangement by which she was to be paid there
for
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
JAMES w. HoYT.

Niddletown. N Y, July :s,-James W Hoyt for
mer member of the Assembly and Sheriff Of Orange
County. died to-day at his home. in Chester, aged
niuety-One years.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE "a.
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MR. ROOTS RECEPTION.
Secretary Replies to Speech of Vel
cOme-NO Congress Session.

Rio Janeiro July 2s-A reception was held by
Secretary Root this afternoon at the Abrantes
palace. Many members Of the American colony,
Brazilian diplomats and leaders Of Brazilian So
ciety were present. Mr.. Root replying 60 the
speech Of welcome by a delegate from parlia-
ment. said:
You speak of me the interpreter of a policy
Ny visit here is for the Interpretation Of the
policy OF my country. That is why am here.
There was no session Of the Pan-American
Congress to-day. A few OF the members OF the
Congress attended Secretary Roots reception
and had tea in the pavilion.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
ST. MARKS SEVEN CENTURIES CID.
Coin Made Before 1905 Found in Restoring
the Basilica.

Venice. July s2-An important discovery has So.
r1aaa here while detaching mosncs from iasl7. -,
Hasilica OF So. Marks 20 carry out the wor< =
restoring the whole cathedral. which was shaken
through tie sinking Of its foundations Buri-d 81
cement was a rare coin or the time az the L,.-s
ksnricO Dand0lo died In 12l5 thus prCuiU. C'--7
twelfth century.
It is supposed that the coin faIl from the c1cs !;
Of Workman into the cement, remaining tasss
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
WILL ADM,NtsTEa coseITT ESTATE.

.,s-zE o. a2fa'aistrat!on were granted yesterday
! s-frogzte Thomas 70 Charles II Dugro. brother
- Antoata Cossltt. On the estate of aor has
- Frederick T. Cossitt. who was kiIled n tha
-. 2: scaIent a. salsshury, England. July ! The
80 is sa'4 20 ee-sis. o. sss0ge IN personal p-oD-
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
In 2EsInuEian
POOR Edward e. g.


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widow of A h AlOUn sud d<uluter az the iale E1ss<
ana Lydia g. Clarke Rsatives aEd iFisndz g -
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States q, ,Nsyy TansTaI sgEyess Iass Ss.ss-s
No G4s North E1Q1d Elizabeth. N T.. q
July so az II a N kindly omit towers
Ross-Entsrsa into rest at hsF home Summit. " j. on
July q 1SOd Margaret z. beloved wife of Ths1ss-s
tlo2S- Funeral services ar FeStdorce No
summit ave-, summit n J.. Non1ay. July 81. 1s1s
Barclay st.. New YoIk WI 7'' 'n' i' ''a'" 'a
skNIELL-At salisbury, England July L 1eGG EI.1
IA is6s Edward william ssntsIl of 7soo1i-n ~ = T y
chuFcS. Nsdsoa svs @ and 5sss asi s & Nsu To- e
Monday afternoon. July 90. az 6 O'cI0cz Inrs--
private, az Waterloo y. z.
sENrELI-At Salisbury. Enziand 1ulv 1ooa vl,--,.
Marian. Gertrude Maud and Charles 9Vard dsTsls-s
ana sen OF Ellen c. and EdWaFd W. SoucoI- q
yn y = tunaT1l saEvies wiz be hsld s. Bsrth0I-
ol,eNrG Church Madison and 44th YOr<
city. on Monday afternoon. July so at oc1cI. IN
taTment private. Gt Waterloo. -. Y.
WILllAIeTH-Suddenly, Pasadena, cal oa Tul- =
Euphsulta al
John and Caroline "a Wiimarth OF NsvR Rocha1Ie. 81
Funeral services the First
Rochelle. sunday Afternoon, July - at S.90 = -
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THE WOoDLAWN CElEEFERY

q readily accessible BY Harlem Grand
Sral stSeion. Webster and jerome Avenue eTosys and
for Book Of Views or representative
Office. % East 23d So New YoFir Citv
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-. tar speclal LoeLl..s.-Eor the Ds.rle. ,

,1rY.oia and Maryland thunder showers to-day; Mon
-cahlv fair and warmer; light fresh south winds
- Y,.lavare and Ncv Jersey. thunder showers to-
.,, ard rrobaaly Mond1y; light fresh south winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. thunder showers to-day
49, ,-onsnly fair. light fresh south winds
Ais'5 Ney York thunder showers to-day; Mon
ss fs1r except Showers n ezt-Eme south porson
De- . - Frgiand to-day ana probably Mon
or .+ -, esi- kioadav N northwest porton fresh
aginds, mOstly south t. .nrnd.- s,ovv,rs Today.
80 warmer fresh brisk variable winds
yE-.-s-1 Kew York thunder shoWers ana coolef
For "EsS4a, nsr.Iv cloudy: fresh brisk variable
wndg.
v,1 ogi.ial Eseeord-Tho following ofhciaI Foe'tS
=. -. y-.atbcr Bureau eso~s che changes IN ths
.-a,ur, gor the last tEsnty-four hours IN
-, - ,--,snordirr dnta uf fast year:
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Special Notices.

Infornsfion wanted concsrntns Like 2IaIiN u -.
9dvetised from some savings bank years Rs0
Tns hairs would like 20 Anc cut MISS ID yTsTTTT
Box GT@. NarTasansaet Pier. r. I.
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highest temperature sesterday 20 degrees to"ssI 70
a,eaee 70 average corresponding date Isl ss@' "a
s- eorre-5rndng Gate last tWeIty-ty ysslts -
TooSs forecast. Today, thunder sho"eaS' @h'A-"s
showers; IghE fresh south WinGs-
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UNDERTAKERs

FRANK e CAMPBELL CO.. g41-s " s7H 81,
World EnowR old stand Tel i82s ChsIssa.
Rev. stephen Merritt the Worldwide known uuHsr-
takeT. only place OF business. -
g.: largest in the void IsL and Is5 Cne.-.
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pR. guTLER HoNQREp sY ERANcE.

Paris. July 2-President Nicholas Murray Butte.
Of Columbia University has been made an oft-es
OF the Legion Of Honor on the nomination aG sem
atOr Baron d'EseourneIles De Constant
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from Hamburg the Amerika were:
NIr and Mrs. D. Rock Miss Ethel Hartman
efeller- F. j. Otis
Dr. n r BBsar Mr.. aud Mrs. George lGunroe
Ar ana Mrs Reginald van Ar. and AIRS. !. =. Knott
ceroNt M and Mrs. Paul Spencer.
Cormick
Travellers VINO arrived yesterday from Havre on
La Lorraine
4 W Mccnrdy. - Mr.; ana Mrs G. warrinston
Mr. and Mrs- ". c. McCsib Curtis.
bon Mr.. ana 1Grs Castsl Rsr-
A. L Wilton
The cabin list OF the 81. Louis which arrived last
night from Southampton included:
Mrs. J. a Bishop. Baron Louis Won Horst
A1r and LsEl. O. y. Ir-~r@ Ms Kettle FVtry,ncs
soll X a. Vail.
Mrs.. A, AIoors foolrDcp
New-York tribune., 1906-07-29
Domestlo Rates

ro7 an paints United States, Canada HF.<s-
(Outsds o. BoFOuzhs Of Manhattan ana Ths ErosS
Also 70 Cuba Porto Rico HEWEit ana The Phniu-I-es
withsut extra expense for foreign pOstage.
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In lFe1n0rinnl.
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GEN.lt5 ~

PoOR-En loving memory Of Edward E. Poo- a. vvbo
Gieo u 41veIpool. England. Sunday MoTuing July
2. 1900. IN his Gath
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Died

Death notices Appearing IN THE TETEUNE sM %
cnaEsr.
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RRAzILlAN STUDENTS sENo eREErlN

The following cable dispatch was received at Co
lumba University yesterday from Rio Janeiro:
Officials, Columbia University:
This day arrived Secretary Root. Brazilian stu
dents heartily salute their comrades in the United
States.
COMMITTEE BRAZILIAN STUDENTS
The following was sent IN answer:
Kind message received. American students send
warunest greetings in return.
At the last commencement OF Columbia Univer-
sity the Brazilian Ambassador at Washington re-
ceived the honorary degree OF Doctor OF Laws.
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TII-WEEELY VIII BE- CHARGED one czrf = G1-- -.
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NEW-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SUNDAY. JULY % 1906.
FACSIMILE
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-06-21

many years was the editor and prop
rietor of the Madison Chronicle, is
in the city visiting relatives and
friends Mr.. Seely is now located at
Missosla, Mont, where in company
with his son, Paul Seely, he publishes
daily paper.
West Point-The assessment Of the
real and personal property of Cunning
county Is now complete. The figures
on personal property in ten town
ships of the county are $22,161 greater
than the equalized figures Of last year
Judging from the assessment for
personal taxes, taxes will be about
per cent higher this year than In
1905.
Beatrice County Treasurer Wright
is preparing to pay off $4,000 on the
court house bonds at once, and with
one mill levy, under the present val
uation, the county will be able to pay
$4,000 a year upon this deb. The
bonds amount to 100000.
Gering d. A. Youtzey of Platts-
mouth is here for the purpose OF
accepting the pastorate of the Chris
tian church
West Point-The parochial school
of ST. Paul's German Lutheran church
will close next Wednesday.