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New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing at Gravesend.
Annual convention Owrers Association Of
America, Hotel Cadillac. 10 a. m.
Senior luncheon and day exercises Teachers College
and : IN.
Columbia College class day exercises University gymna
Stun p senior class came, $50 2. m
Moon GOSPEL meeting a Western Electric Building.
Bethune ami West streets
Funeral Of ex-Justice George Church Of the
Transh guraton 10 a.
commencement the Horace Mann High School
a
York ETesbytery Cld First presbyterian
church p.
Anniversary reception al the Incurabes Third
avenue and 1slst street p.
Commencement the Packer Collegiate 1nsti-
2.
Mass meeting protest against restriction OF fmmigra-
tiop, Cooper Union. p.
Meeting Of the Ohio Society New York Waldorf
Hook Park, s r.
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PORTE ACCEPTS POWERS TERMS.
Increase in Customs Duties Expected To Be
introduced September IA.

Constantinople, June 10-Replying 10 the coll
lective note of the representatives of the powers
concerning Turkeys increase in customs duties.
the Porte gives assurances required by the note
as condition TO the assent of the powers 10 a
per cent increase in Turkeys customs duties
for period Of seven years. and announces it's in
tention to introduce the surtax on September IL
The collective note Of the powers. which was de-
livered May 2S agreed in principle TO the increase
In customs duties provided Turkey fulfilled stipu-
lations of the powers regarding the enforcement
or the mining law the reform Of customs regula-
tons and the suspension OF Objectionable regula-
tions for the storage of petroleum. and guaranteed
the correct collection OF dues and the assignment
Of the amounts collected TO make up the deficit In
the Macedonian budget
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SOCIALISTS ATTACK HuNeARIANs.

Vienna June lO-Three thousand Socialists, af-
ter n meeting In the City Hall this afternoon, at
tackled the Hungarian Ministry building, where the
Hungarian delegation was sitting The windows
were broken and picture showing Francis KOS
suth the Minister Of Commerce, on the gaIioN w.; :;
was torn TO pieces in the ARRAY. me ponce hau
difficulty In dispensing the crowd =,
ately called on DIT Wekerle, the Hungarian Minis
ter and Francis Kossuth and expressed MS oeep
regret AZ the demons tratiol. adding that he had
ordered a searching investigation TO be MADE
baron Won Beck requested DR.. Wekerie 10 conf
Tnunicate his statement 10 the members OF the
Hungarian delegation Baron Richard Won tie
merth. Minister Of the Interior made Similar
apology,
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FRENCH CABINET ACTS.
Decisions on Tares, Workmen's PEN
sions and Employees Rights.

Paris. June 10.-The Cabinet at the Elysee
Palace to-day drew up statement of the gov
ernment's plans for presentation 20 the Chamber
Of Deputies tomorrow. 1t indicates the neees-
sity for making up deficits in the budget and
for that purpose will ask for supplementary
taxation, and announces the presentation Of an
income tax bin. affecting particularly incomes
from capital The intention OF Fastening a bill
IN the Senate for workmen's pensions is also
announced. The statement adds that>bills will
be introduced for a general amnesty and for
reform in court martials. and that the govern
ment refuses 70 recognize the right of state en-
ployes TO strike.
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R. ]. COLLIER NOT SERIOUSLY HURT.
Will Recover from Polo Game Injury in
Few Days, Physician Thinks.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Hampstead, ~. Y. June 10.-Robert J. Collier,
who was accidentally struck the head with
polo mallet by Harry Payne Whitney in an excit-
ing polo match Meadow Brook or Saturday, was
not as seriously injured reported IT was learned
YESTERDAY After being attended by Dr. Louis n
i.anehart the Hunt Club Mr.. Collier went TO his
home in the Wheatley Hills in his automobile He
Immediately 10 bed, but was considerably
better this morning, and DR.. Lanehart thinks that
he will be completely recovered IN a re" Gays anu
able to play again.
The match in which the accident occurred was
nractice game PLAYING with Mr.. Collier were Reg
inald Brooks Eugene : Reynal and James A. Bur,
den tr and with n y. Whitney We're w Russeil
GracS ir r /. Beeckman and Robert l. Stevens
During lively rally Mr. Collier was Accidentally
Et-fck ny MIR Nhitneys mallet. which cut deep
cash over his left eye and almost knocked nm
from his pony. The game was stt9spped at once anu
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Died.

ERn Friday June 1908 = az ne rssidepes % o. a sis
ana Eiward aisTandeF puer. ne s7ss q bis
Funeral services at Grace Church. Jamaica Long
Island. on Monday June II. at II a
HALL-In this cts. on Thursday June T. 1908 William
Ba son Of the late Reiss and ss1sn s a'sa r5s nS
rom the residence Of hs nephew ShaF-s r,ss a.,rs
r l.. on Monday. june II. 70 O'Clock
HAY-At Mount Vernon n 7. on Juns o 1906 csroIns
srss % S0Ysd Ss 0ss Ss =, or r J ss MF f. S Isl
Archer ave. Mount Vernon. on Monday. June IL. az
HUNT Princeton n J. On June 1908 sarah g
Hunt wife q Professor " Hunt Fgns-si service y
day. June H. at 2sO p. m. Please Oznit flowers
in New EavSS Conn m sR am June s = i'ss e.
sge FSnerai serviess y VIII Be hed At No $40 Tenn.
s Ts T.n HAg. sT T. on Iusssg ss se afternoon at
LoDER-As Morristown. n. j.. June Z. 1900. susan =.
bsash wife q Rev I LOdsr FGneral Dryass .
the 'iiit family - ''0SN-'"'S' y . a. ''
MAsTERo-cn Friday. June 3 Thilonsns, beloved wife
from the charsS = Our LADY Of Lourdss 1sad ST.
OF amsterdam ave. on Monday the 1lth inst al II
M%GLENA1I,AN-At % an New Canaan. Conn On ssrard.y-
New Canaan. Monday. June IL at $50 p N.
MIrCHELL--on June = 1906. his residence. Wild
OF the late Roland Greene and cornsIia Post Mitensn
sna aSd cs I & T@s m Moa a y' % IL a Ic
a 1t is kindly requested that towers Be sent
y.s4 ns Neg EIsssS T9 e #.s sa' .sss II II Hs Ts. %
Walter Funeral services az her late re-idsnce. No.
81 Hoyt street Brooklyn Monday. June IL 1900. at .
D m. Interu1ent at the convenience OF the family
woop-on June Charles F-sassisk WOOD & q srisss- &
. 0Ge ss:. Ts fns an M IN 3. Gs p7s Sss on Monday from
wOOr-At his residence, No. Brcck-
lyn on Sunday 10th instant. Cornelius Deiano
Wood IN Yea Of Funeral services
his residence Wednesday June H. az asSo p IA
Internent az the convenisncs ~ the family.
wOOpHUIL-William Perry. suddenly. Saturdnv,
June 1905 his residence. No 153 West lO5th st.
New York city. Services Monday. June II. at . m
Internent private
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AGED PARALYTIC IMPROVING.
J. K. Hayward, Once Well Known Lawyer,
May Recover at Seventy-two.

Jedediah K. Hayward. a well known lawyer
Of this city. who stricken with paralysis while
leaving the Union League Club. May 30, and
who has been in the Presbyterian Hospital since
that time. was reported yesterday improving
He is seventy-two years old, and has been a mem
her Of the Union League Club since 1879.
Mr.. Hayward his way 10 the Hotel Olym-
a son. DR. J. X Hayward. jr.. at Munich Bavaria
and two daughters, one the wife Of Professor
Robbins OF Princeton y. j. and the other Mrs.
George w. Roper of Norfolk, Va He had slight
stroke Of paralysis about two months ago while in
Norfolk Va
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
REBELLION IN ARMY.
T5oQ Noted Regiments Reported
Confined to Barracks.

London, June 1.-THE London Tribunes' St
Petersburg correspondent reports the arrest Of
several commissioned officers Of the Cavalry
Guard and the Preotraiensky Guard regiments,
and says that both regiments have been confined
TO barracks while the Novocherkasky Regiment
has been broken up and distributed to various
towns in consequence of the discovery of revo-
lutonary literature in it's quarters
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES CUT.
Only One Great Battleship May Be Built in
Current Year.

London, June 1.-THE Daily Telegraph" says
that the government has decided to abandon
building one Of the two warships of the Dread
naught class planned for the current year, and
thus effect saving Of nearly SIC .0000 900 in ship
building. The Daily Telegraph" says that the
appropriations for the navy next year also will
be considerably reduced.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
CALL DONNIE TOO ARDENT A "FAN.'

TBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune .
Pittsb,re June 1e-The Rev. W. A Roulston,
nastor Of the Bellevue Presbyterian Church. is in
disravor with his congregation. They allege that
he would rather attend baseball game than look
after his ministerial duties They have asked the
Toittshre reF Dytery investigate the trouble in
the church. They want the pastor TO resign
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
NO NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.

St Petersburg. June 10.-An official denial OF
runors that the government intended to con-
clude a new foreign loan issued to-day.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
THE NEW SPANISH CABINET.
Senor Moret Premier-King and Queen Go
to La Granja.

Madrid June 1O-The Cabinet, as approved by
the King. includes Senior Moret as Premier. and
the Duke of Almodovar as Foreign Minister. The
new ministers took the oath OF office this after
noon after which King Alfonso and Queen Vic
toria left in an automobile for La Gran1a Paiace.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HoLLANp-pr. THOMAS McApine London
HOTEL AsToR-A p AIbina, LONDON Ara (, a
HAM-senator Nelson " AldTeh dT,,a Rhode Isl Isl
n H Lane Panama; Thomas Uhlen, Durham.
Natal South Africa. NAVARRE-Major w. P
Newcoub L. S. A. SEVILLE. P La Care. Sc
villa Snain
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SIX PERSONS KILLED IN WARSAW.
Saturdays 0utrages Planned to Avenge
Execution Of Workman

Warsaw. June 10.-Six persons were killed In
the rioting here Saturday. The disturbances
are reported to have been organized to avenge
the workman Marczewski who was executed in
the Citade! on Saturday morning for attempting
IN q
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THIRTEEN KILLED AT ERIVAN.

Tihis. June 1o-A brawl to-day between Ar
menians and Mussulmans at Erivan led TO seri-
Gus rioting. and the troops were turned out TO
suppress the disorders. Eleven Armentans and
two Mussulmans were killed and sixteen
wounded.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-11
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Highest temperaturs Yesterday. 81 degrees
Year 70 average for corresponding GATE laS' twenty
hvf sf Forecast: Showers to-day and probably Tues
day: trssn north winds
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-W ashington. June 10
southern sti central on the western COAST
Florida and winds have been reported from
Southern Florida poins Thunderstorns were general IN
the Atlantic and Gulf states and the lake region:
elsewhere the generally fair
7--,,,era,ures were high during day the
Asssissippi River but fallen with the showers
In the West there only little change There will
ha showers Monday IN the Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
,ates and the lower region probably continuing
the western lower lake region I1ere
Iii so f showers northern Pacific districts; else
rteyo Inc weather generally fnir Monday ana
viii he somewhat cooler Mohoay n the Niiu-
Ale States and New FngisI'd
storn warnings displayed on the Atsnto ana Gun
coasts from jacksonville 10 Mobile
Flood warnings been issued for the Grand River CT
the winds elong New ErEland coast viii be fresh
-, 3, Iortvyest along the Middle Atlantic coast light
=; fresh northwest north; along the south Atlahtie
fresh brisk along the cart
r1 Cf coast brisk and variable, probably IN
along western Gulf coast, hght 70 Iresh
s,rb becorning variable the lover lakes resh hor
ana along upper lakes light to fresh norm 70 ho
departing Monday for European ports VII have
winds. with showers, folo"ed py
o,ear,,e weather. 10 the Grams Banks
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BARRETT Saratoga Springs y. Y. Thursday
Z George Barrett. in the bSth
year age, Funeral services VIII be he'd al the
Church Of the Transformation @9th St near 9Th ave-
on Monday. June IL at 10 D. m lnterment private
THE PRESIDENT. ex-presidents. and officers OF the
Association of city Of New York have been
annointed the association az the
fuera ~ Justice George g Barrett OF the New YORK
sIprem. Court church o tire TRANSPORTATION,
East 2eth St. o. Monday. June IL, 1906. al 10 a n
10 n. -.
eHu'e" - " : p BROwSELI. Secretary.
RARsTOw-suddenIy at Portland Me, June 0. 1904
Donaid Mclean Barstow of Or. Josiah Whitney
and Flora McDonald Barstow and husband OF Clara a
Rarstow Funeral on Tuesday, June T. 1906 at 81
Georges Church Flushrg L. l.. az 2,3D m Trains
leave foot o. saith l. l. r. r., AZ 1;50 p m
Main station
BRowN-At sLaueawan. n Y June Q, 1906. William
Brown. his cd Funeral services a. his late
residence Mattsawan, Monday June IL. a. o'eock
and from Presbyterian Church az $50 o'clock Rela
and friends invited,
BURRITT-At Englewood n. J.. Saturday. o.
Margaret. daughter WilmOt Woodward and Eliza
beth Bradbury Gardiner Burritt born March s. 1900
Funeral private
CARRINGToN-At Bristol. Conn. June =. 1905 Or.
Henry :. Darlington, age 70 Funeral Tuesday
afternoon. June 12
CI.ARKE-On June O. 1906 suddenly az New York
Hospital Aroline A Clarke. superintendent New York
Hospital Nurse. Club Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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Henry r. Harris has engaged Orrin Johnson 70
create a leading part in Charles KIein's new play
which is being prepared for production next season
at the Hudson Theatre. II addition Mr.. John
son the cast now includes Effe Shannon. Herbert
Kelcey Dorothy Donnely and Grace Filkins. and
negotiations under way for several other
PLAYERS.
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-, oo,r,aI Record.-The following official record
-, the weather Bureau shows the changes in the
..-.ra,ure for TIE twenty four hours. In com
na-ison with The corresponding date OF last year:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
Who Captured Sir Percy?.

Editor of The Times Dispatch:
sir,-Replying to an inquiry in your
lettertof February ed. last. rs to the
CAPTURE Of Sir Percy Wynham, etc. ] beg
to say the only information can secure
that is entirely reliable Is In the late
x-Governor Chas. T. O'Ferralls book.
"Forty Years of Active Service" He
states he saw Sir Percy a few minutes
after his capturc. and ut the time
was reported he was captured by and
surrendered to one Of our officers: Colonel
.O'Ferrall admits there was dispute about
who really did capture him. and states
lie will not become n party to any dis
.pute about the matter. think 1t best
to let matter Of this kind rest uN-
in the premises. Very sincerely yours.
c. A. RICHARDSON.
An inquiry was made of the Confeder-'
ate coulmn for the name of the private
who captured Sir Percy. The story was
that 81. Percy was willing enough to sur
render. under the circumstances at the
time. but because Of his position and his
dignity he did not want to surrender to
the private who had the drop on him.
Tie private In his plain way. SO the story
goes. said: well, old fellow: I've got
render now, or off gees the top of your
head Tho private's musket being right
at the neblo English-Yankees Uranium,
the quiet private was In a position to
dictate the terms Of tho surrender, and
he did. Sir Percy surrendered. This oc-.
Cured near Winchester, the day that
General Turner Ashby was killed. 81
The correspondent asked the Confeder-
ate column to ascertain the name of the
was passed upto Major Richardson. Can
n nv40ner m n 9 vyer -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
"A Bishop Who Was a Good
Mixer

G ntshop Talbot, Of central Pennsyl-
,vnnia, tells In Harper $ for March. soma
funny stories of his experience in
Western mining camps when he was
Bishop OF Idaho. AS a. militant mis-
,sionary. among the rough men OF ear
slier5 days. Bishop Talbot was ohligNl to
cultivate the amenities OF what is known
MS good mixer" and In that way
reached the hearts OF men
otherwise impervious to religious appeal.
He tells Of Bishop Kempers expert
5ences with road-agent who was about
to search his pockets. Bishop kcmper
said Surely you would not rob a poor
bishop. have no money worth your
while. ana 4 am engaged in the dis.
charge OF my sacred duties.'' NJ Did you
say you We're n bishop? r. asked the road
agent. Eyes Just u poor bishop
What church? q. "lile Episcopal Church"
Tho hell you arc! Why that's
the church belong to.33s DR. yer,
8ch,lch,' The. he'll Sou nre yyhiyl.
that's the church belong to-. Driver.
you may pass on. y ssS