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CARDINAL COT EVEN

rntl is9 the money which figures under the
rsne o. "chancellery fees could be paid after tba
ftn1 ~ the title But IL that year rich Partisan
bsnker eiioesVored 10 get out Of paying The fun
smount Que Cardinal AntoneiH fher Secretary, of
saaie was equal 10 the emergency and finding
that the patent had Yet been issued he causa5
10 De made out with the title Of Count de Monte
AHrico Count of Mount Avariee) That brought
the hnanoier to book and he was Obliged 20 nav
fEioe the ordinary fees in order TO have the ti+la
Ct the patent changed.
since then the Vatican has never conferred titles
without receiving the fees in advance tbouSb 4bo
have been two or three instances where Pa,s1
Aahclos notably the last two who represented The
f8l1oF at Pans were indiscreet enough 10 turn
o'ef me grant II the t:le before having received
che money. The titles in question were sIbseo,e,,
g snnulled- One OF them was the D,,kedor, of Va
oeh-snifey, obtained by young adventlrer who
or the strength thereof came over here some wears
ago with letters Of recommendation from Nuncio
Iorenzeli 70 the leading prelates Of the Catholic
church in the United States, with the avowed OBJ
sect u marrying American heiress / had the
satistaction or exposing him ir these articles and
oveTw helsled With contempt and ridicule he left
ne country n hurry, and has since been inlpli-
Gated n an extremely unsavory scandal abroad
The other case Is that OF n Laforgc an ex-con-
rot who was clever enough 20 obtain the title of
Prince oe Nittenval. and who is now again doing
tme' in prison for sNindling But in both these
Instances al the blame be laid al the~d doors
% -lr NAfclo al IaElS rather than al that Of the
department. al the Vatican which attends TO the
sale Of titles
among those authentic "palatine' titles granted
M the Papacy, and which figure among the three
Kindred above mentioned conferred since 1881. !
notice coronet n count granted in the name Of
Leo XIII 10 Edmond Blanc. the chief owner Of
The gambling establishment Of Monte Carlo and
the owner OF racing stable which would occupy
the foremost place IN France were IL not for the
numerous unssvory scandals which have taken
place in connection herewith. The Countess Blanc
IS the divorced wife OF carpenter Of the name
of Thomas. and figured I'm minor roles at the
Palais Royal until she became the wife Of Edmond
Blanc One Of the latters sisters Is married 10
Prince Constantine Radziwil and the other TO
Roland Bonaparte, sometimes STYLED prince.
Then there is Count Jametel whose natent bears
the date of June s, lSS. Ii granted 20 the son
of q millionaire druggist on the occasion OF his
marriage 10 the unfortunate Princess Marie. the
virtually exiled daughter Of the now reigning Duke
% Mecklenburg- -Streltz. Count Jametel has been
frequent visitor TO this country. Another French
visitor TO America whose title Of count is OF bona
Hde Papal origin is the Count des Carets. His
family was formerly in the seryice OF the Crown
of Sardinia
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A sELF-MADE DUKE.

Then there is the Count De Fels whose patent
ot count bears the dsfe Of 1857. His real name IS
Frisch, and while serving reporter several
Par-san papers he managed win the heart, the
hand and the fortune Of mile. Lebaudy one Of
The heiresses OF the great sugar rener and sister
O. that eccentric individual who styles himself
Emperor Of the Sahara" Frisch, marrying
Nile. Leba ydy, obtained the title Of Count de Fels
from the Vatican About year ago the count.
who always claimed 10 hail from Marseilles, dis
covered IN Luzernburg an old ruined chateau and
estate, known by the name of Fr5sch, and which,
IN ages long ago. according TO tradition, owned
by duke. He at once purchased the place and
On the strength thereof. without any other war
Tsnt OF right has assumed the title Of Duke FTisch-
He has had the castle restored. talks about il as
his ancestral home and has the impudence 10 tell
MS gDesrs. when showing them over the place:
You can't conceive my emotion when ! for the
frs time, re-entered this former home Of my fam
iy which II had quilted nine hundred years ago
Duke Frisch has not thought II worth while 10 ap-
ies 70 the Vatican have his title OF trans
formed into one of duke.
Count du Temple de Rougemont, who married the
csughter of Mrs. Devereux Clapp. OF New York is
count by grace OF the Pope. and So too is Count
Teroy &c Montravel, whose son was recently en-
t@eeo In running q society paper for the upper
West Side in New York. His name was Tardy. ana
tAe date OF the patent Is July, 1873
mentioned the other day in these letters that the
fnnce de ls Tour d'Auvergne-L e-Lauraguais was
Nol French prince He HIS title 20 the
vatican, his patent bearing the date OF July,
~ Previous to that time he had borne the title
merely by right Of usurpation. having nothing in
eonnnon with the ancient and nlustrious house of
IA Tour dAuvergne. which is now extinct. but
whose arms he has assumed. His alleged relation
tMp thereto is purely mythical. Nor must / omit
rom THIS list the GalHcized American dentist, DR..
.otA Evans OF Paris. who obtained from the Vat
-oan under Leo XIII. the title OF Marquis dOyley,
~ spits of the opposition Of that old Irish house
" winch Sir Warren Hastings d'Oyly is the chief.
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TRlcITY RAILWAY BONDS SOLD.

Messrs. Mackay & Co and n. " HaIsey & Co
having sold all the 100000 Tri-City Railway S-
Light Company collateral first lien per cent bonds
advertised In The Tribune on May 90 have closed
the syndicate account. This issue has been favor
ably received. The earnings continue TO increase
under the management Of MesSrs. j. G. White q.
Co The success of this issue is an illustration Of
the fact that there IS a demand from investors for
safe bonds yield per or more The issue
will he listed the New York Stock Exchange.
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HENRY .. PERKY.

Baltimore June 2s.-Henry D. Perky. founder Of
Dread Institute, in Baltimore County, died to-day
from apoplexy, aged siXty-three years. He had
been ailing for several weeks, and about month
ago suffered fall from his horse. Dread Institute.
at Worcester Mass. founded in 1SiS by Eli Thayer.
was acquired by Mr. Perky in 1898, and he is said
to have spent large of money on it. With a
view of extending the usefulness OF the institution
MI Perky, in 1903 purchased large estates in the
heart of Baltimore County, and to these he has
since added, until now the property embraces be
tween 1900 and 5000 acres within twenty miles OF
this city. tore recently large mill buildings have
been leased which il proposed to devote TO the
manufacture of breakfast cereals.
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RUNAWAY HURTS WOMAN aoLFER

wiIkes-Barre Penn. June 29---sIrs. Hrdsorand
Fitzgerald. wife OF one OF the propnesors or
The Philadelphia Item" who was thrown rom
her carriage last night at Montroses near hare
has remained unconscious since the accident
There is a fracture OF the skull at the base OF
the brain. and the physicians say her reoovssy
e doubtful Mrs Fitzgerald "a skilled golfsr.
and took part in the recent tntercity rnatcnss
at the Nassau Country Club. Glen Cove. Long
Island and has been prominent In the coAsn-
pionship matches in Philadelphia
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RorArrY,s P.GEoN DERBY.

rev people rave those who have visited Sanoring-
N8iA The country home of King Edward, are
sNsre ot the fact that the latter besides devotig
1rh Tine and attention 10 hOrseracing. likewise
toes IN for pigeon racing. To-day takes place the
ssoh Derby. that IS 10 say the National fiylng
N'aos annual Grand National Race. over course
euoo' four hundred miles in length. and In when
- me very finest hOTning pigeons bred IA the
country compete BotS King Edward ana Queen
<ieksnors have beconA much interested in these
sees' Tor which they enter birds each year. ana
nave on several occasions carried on me
prize.
ne pigeon houses al sandringhsm are probany
Niest ana most elaborate In the country,
= isfse amount OF money is spent them. ana
l'Ost as much is devoted 10 the bros az 10
lu@oie racehorses. In fact Queen Alexahofa
eis successful crusade against pigeon shoouhg.
incl hss led 20 its abandonment as form OF
WI tt Egrlnghsn and elsewhere In EaxIsno
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
London the innehaha are:
Miss Alice H. MY and Mrs. James ". Os-
Simeon Simeon Fora MI ana Mrs. Howard T.y-
Mrs Benjamin Franklin Mt and Mrs D. Evans VIII
Mr. ho9Pd' SRd Mrs Cyril Scott Miss a'f Dorothy Kent
Those who will sail to-day for Southampton on
the ST. Louis are:
MI and Mrs Arthur NJ Mr. E.- ana Mrs Aionso Heb
Mrs William H Beers. Frank H Mason.
Mrs. W Bayard cutting Ny. ana Mrs Julian Meaas.
Mr and Mrs Archibald A Mr.; and Mrs James c.
Forrest. Whiteey.
The Graf Waldersee will sail to-day for Hamburg
with the following passengers:
Mr. % and Mrs Clifton W Mr.: Mrs Henry Hem A B Gray
Professor v. carl Miss Laura Bell JenkA
Mr. and Mrs. 7. J. Eady-
The cabin list Of the Vaderland. which will sail
to-day for Antwerp. includes:
Mrs RS, lie Baron LoTins Aus u Nc. G Nigel Mis- IT,. r
Mrs. Writ Dexter lips
Professor and Mrs A L Mrs. Birdie sternberg-r
Justice and Mrs David Dr. ana Mrs. F H wad.
Among those who will embark for Glasgow TO-
day the Caledonia are:
son. sir- and Mrs D1Vr William i1Sa' j.
M and Mrs. George NJ Miss Lueila L Mrlsaps.
Dunlap.
Among those who have booked passage on the
EtruIia, which will sail to-day for Liverpool are:
Mr. and Mrs. George shaw. Mr. and Mrs Robert : wv
Mr. and Mrs. ". A. Thaye- Mrs. J. Mi!Iet
Nash Webb Mr. andN Mrs Rohe-
Mrs. NJ Grant. Miss Julia E CbareA
Travellers who arrived yesterday from Naples on
the Republic were
Mr and Mrs John Bull Count and Countess MercatL
M and Mrs r. 2 NJ DR. and Mrs John = Fsr-
Davies "
Mrs George W Van Dusen Dr- and Mrs E A. Rich.
On the Baltic. which arrived Yesterday from Itv
erpo,
MI ana MIS- Charles II NJ. and Mrs Thomas RYAN
wilson Miss Florence r
M and Mrs Rutherford Mr. ara Mrs Nereiitb I9Sgr
Stuyvesant
Nj and Mrs z l. Slmp- NJ. and Mrs W J HU
son lWiniam 6 Brokaw
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1.-The Tribune Fresh Air Fund the first
ment of the kind in the country Every other one
here or elsewhere. has been started in imitation of
this pioneer The Tribune cordially welcomes all
co-laborers IN the field but. without wishing TO
depreciate in the least the work of Others thinks it
its duty to remind readers that the Tribune Fresh
Air Fund is, far known, the only one in which
absolutely every dollar contributed by the public
goes directly 70 the work of sending poor child 10
the country. keeping him there for weeks and
bringing him back again. No collectors are ever
employed and all collections made for the fund
purely voluntary. All expense for the organiZa-
tion. agents and general machinery of the charity
privately betrayed by The Tribune itself and
by the trustees of the fund. There are no per-
centages 10 collectors 10 come out of the contrbu-
tons OF the public. and payments to agents
managers secretary others. Every dollar goes
straight to the benefit of Child.l
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and escaped WITH sI.4ss IN cash The me0snsT'
Edward J. Nagle. was taking the money drs~n
to meet the payroll. from bank TO the sosam-
ship cornpany's Office. The men Jumped OUT OK
an alley and while one held Magic the oener
grabbed the bag which contained the money
They then lodged back into the alley and oisao-
peared Witnesses OF the holdup thought II
friendly scufie until IL was TOO late 10 caicn tnS
mar
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Racing at Sheepshead Bay.
Departure Of 18th and 47th regiments camp
morning.
Second battery IN camp Van Cortlandt Park.
Free admission at the Museums O and Natural
History and the Geological Park.
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HOLLAND PLEASANT FOR AUTOS.

Charles Major the author, who has been making
a tour Of Follani and Switzerland in an autonao-
bile arrived here yesterday. with his wife on the
White Star liner Baltic Mr.. Major was enthusiasts
about the automobiling opportunities offered by the
roads in Holland.
4 cannot understand WHY the autcmobilists over
look Holland he said. The brick roads along
the canals are splendid. and practically dust
less. Our spin through Holland was one of the
features of our automobile tour
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OBITUARY..
FREDERICK w. KALBFLElsH

Frederick W. Kalbfeish. son of Martin Kalbheish,
who Mayor of the old city of Brooklyn.
died his home. No $50 Madison street, Brooklyn.
on Thursday. Mr. Kalbfeish had been i'll six
weeks with a complication of diseases. He was
born in New York City seventy years ago For
many years he was in public life. having served as
CONGRESSMAN and president of the old Brooklyn
Board of Aldermen Mr.. Kalbfeish leaves a wife
and children.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures June %
The winds along the Atlantic coast will be light TO
fresh and mostly southwest along the Gulf coast. light
fresh south; the lower lakes, light to fresh south
the upper lakes fresh southwest west winds
The arrangement Of the atmospheric
high over The Southeast and low over the North and West
has caused the Of weather incident these cord
tons namely abnormay high temperatures east Of the
Rocky Mountains except I'm the Northwest Some relief
afforded however nv rhuudersCrms this afternoon
portions of Michigan Wisconsin. Iowa and Northern
Illinois There also local thun9e-storms IN the
Gulf and South Atlantic States New EngaCd, New YORK
and NCrthcTn Pennsylvania. West Rocky Noun
ains fair weather prevailed with temperatures
There viii be thunderstCrps Saturday the lake
extending Saturday night SUNDAY through the northern
portion Of the Middle Atlantic States New England
Elsewhere Of the Rocky Mountains the weather will
continue and generally Saturday and SunGay
Of the Rocky Mountains fair with little change
temperature.
Steamers departing Saturday European ports will
have light 10 fresh southwest winds and generally fair
weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
CALL FOR ILLINOIS CENTRAL PROXIES.

President Stuyvesant Fish. according TO a special
6tsnatch from Chicago. has mailed TO the stock
holaers OF the Illinois Central Railroad Company
ss,s for proxies for use at the annual election
On october r. IT Is the prevailing belief IN Wall
S-set that no concerted attempt VIII be made this
ysar to effect a change In the management Of the
proOSgUs
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE-
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE 8.
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NEW AUTOMOBILE SERVICE

The New York Transportation Company. which
controls the electric cab service OF New York has
announced that it will give "a Riverside Drive au-
tomohile service day and evening Automobiles will
leave the Park entrance at Columbus Circle every
nfteen minutes from a m. TO p. and 7;SO .. m.
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
WELL KNOWN MARINE MAN DEAD.

Boston. June 29-George Brady. we'll known In
steamship circles in this country and abroad and
manager in this city OF the International Merchant
Marine interests. died az his summer home in
Hull to-day Mr.. Brady was about fifty years old
and leaves a wife and hye children
New-York tribune., 1906-06-30
MESSENGER Roseso OF st4qa

Portland. Me, June 2s,-Two thieves robbed a
messenger OF the Maine Steamship Company In
sight OF many persons in the street here to- day,
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Highest temperature yesterday 90 degrees; lowest 81
rs average for corresponding year.
for corresponding twenty-five years ~
Local FOrscast-To-day fair and continued warm,
showers and cooler night S1ndsyj light fresh
Southwest winds
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FOR TORPID LIVER

Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
healthy liver activity. relieves ccnse-
patton sick headache and malaria
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Remittances. preferably by check. express order
postofhce money order should be drawn to the
order of and addressed to the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New York CITY.
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DENNY-sPEER-on June IS 1908: at Asoenston
church Ptftsburg sy the Rev Robert Waddinxton
Grande. d D. Mary Clarke daughter Of ths late
CHARLES z. Speer Q Francis Heron Denny
TTSwORTH-DAYTON-O Wednesday June 27. se hsr
home. Greenwich, Conn. by Rev Joseph Il seden-
assisted by Rev. Judson Ellsworth EDITH dargater
OF and Mrs Henry DAYTON TO Godfrey V D TITS
wRIGHT-GILBERT-On Wesnes1ay. Turs II. 0
Christ Church, By Rev Mr.. Strong Anne Rhoadee
daughter OF Mrs. William Warren Gilbert. to Bredsrfo8
Wiillston Wright
Notices of marriages and deaths rarss be tndorss1
with full address
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MARINE CORPS.

barracks Key West. marine barracks. Pensacola
First Lieutenant WILLIAM c. HAELLEE. TO command
marine barracks. Port Royal relieving Captain
Charles H Lyman. who will report to brtsadier gen
era commandant al headquarters
Captain FREDERIC NJ. WISE. detached marine barracks
Island report brgadier general connnandant
Captain LOUIS NJ. GULLCK. report TO commanding Of
marine barracks Washington. for duty, 10 await
further orders.
First Lieutenant THOMAS H BROWN. assume command
detachment of marines and proceed to Mare Island.
thence Peking. July %
Second Lieutenant ROBERT B. FARQUHARSON, de-
recruiting district Minnesota. 10 charge
crutng district with headquarters at Cincinnati
Major JOSEPH H. PENDIETON. detached marine bar
racks. Guam, 10 command marine barracks navy
yard. Puget sound August 10
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luabia Maryland Delaware and Jersey, generally
and continued to-day and Sunday: light to
fresh southwest winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania. fair continued warm to
day showers night sunday north fair
portion. light 70 fresh southwest winds.
For Eastern New York and New England fair, con
tinued TO-DAY. showers and cooler night or
Sunday: lght TO fresh southwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania, local thunder showers to
day afternoon or ngh Sunday fair; fresh
For Western New York local thunder showers today
probably Sunday; fresh southwest TO west winds
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MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-Ths following
movements of naval vessels are reported:
ARRIVED
as-The Rhode Island at Yorktown; the Choctaw,
at Newport News; the Alexander. az Che-Foo.
SAILED.
June 2s-The Rhode Island. from Hampton Roads <or
Yorktown; the Virginia and the louisiana. from
Norfolk. for Lynn Haven Bay; the Tacoma, from
Montauk Point for League Island: the Chicago and
the Prehle, Astoria for Tacoma. the Boston.
Astoria Seattle; the Princeton. from Astoria
Rremerton and Anacorres; the Paul Jones, from
Astoria for Santa Cruz; the Nashville. detached At
lantic fleet.
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AsHLET-Entered into after lingering dnssS soas
Ashley. June 20 1900 In me SD yesr o. n' -
loughby ave. Brooklyn. sunday. July : 1904 a. =
o'clock D. Relatives ana intimate friends invited ID
attend
widow Of Edmond Il Brown Funsrs1 ssrytess a. sss
al 5 D. m Internnent a corvenisncs OF family
The ssth year Of sse. Frances 3. Cross vtdoT q
the Hon John A. Cross, OF the city Of brooSlyn
Interment private
Daily 2sth year. Notice of funeral hereafter.
poUeIAss on & &Gnursiay June 2s @ 1909 q. % S.s re-
Edward Douglass. Funeral services at SAT-
urday. Iaterment in Greenwood
FRosr.zIsaao T. Frost at FUrtland. Nroh. Tsssaays
e. his list 1ntsrrnent az Fouzhksopsis
Friday morning. June %
HoUsE-Chares w House late resd>nca No 4ss
Grand ave- Brooklyn on June Is 1903 in The S7th year
ESQ o'clock at No. asa Grand ave-. Brooklyn
Internent prtvata
2 9OqnspS5o fs aS Ma & IsRs Hs e ses Hs.y
in Washington. D. 9
MJIR-At his residence No Is Randolph Place. crange
n j. on June 20 1SOs David Muir. Notos Of funeral
hereafter Scottish rapers please copy.
NFwMAN-June 2s 1905 at his late residenos IN Bed
ford Road kat9Rah; @ \. =; Edgar Banks Newman:
1906 at 7:SO O'Clock kensico Cemetery
leaves Grand Central station sunday at so p n re-
turning from Katonah at 905 D.
PATTERsON-At Fordham. New York City on Friday
20 years Funeral services residence. No
$50 Fordham Road. Sunday afternoon. July !.
o'clock.
her residence. the ST. Margaret Hotel city, Jennie
Bin1ey & S we We OK eoTEs & ~ dSreer ~ Funeral
Virgin west 4eth St, between 6Th and TIN aTss. on
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Local Official ReoOrd.-The following ofhcial record
from the Weather Bureau shows the tenn
perature for ths twentyfoUr comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year
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THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

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