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Tss6 Gia6w a R Rssoid r:5; My Is sarsaas
n n9a az es' Jersey e city Friday May IL Requiem
please copy. P-P'
FIBIzGERAID-At HongxOag. CHINA on April . 1907,
Church Newark. n. j. Friday. May L. at o'eIocE =
GooDwILLIE-On Wednesday May L. 1907 =, tn -,..
year % his age. David Henderson GsoodwiIiie NJ "a
residence No III R nay T. a. ? m az his late
station Putnam r. R., train leaving I55th ST. al
May -. Hannah Shirley. widow Of David Hall
Montcair ON FrsT Nav I a ,S G9gTGh Ups,
leaving Chambers street. ABB p m. Erie Railroad
HA AI0 % May 10 1907 Helen Hanback, Ga
residence Ssd vars Funeral services at her ats
oeoc te3en MS at d l S 9a r fF t at
HoDGE-At Princeton y j. Wednesday Nav Il Mar
garst McIareR widow Of the late Archibald AIexander
Princeton. saturday May IS at 2;so ocioSE "
TSIo- s4 al Ft t5 avenue May u 1907 Mary
from her late residence Friday May II at II
L1NsLY-suddenly. on Tuesday evening May "a Ann
daughter OF the late Isaac X Jessup Funeral
on Friday morning at 1880 o'clock. Intsrmeas
10 % We sh H s PETER Mo oe Is Of a Sns hi,
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
M On 5;At, his home ,g No IS chssnu. Newark
Goth year Notice OF funeral hereafter.
IA SDALon Thursday. May Is 1907. Frederic Charles
iNandaL or acute peTonts Funeral services will be
neId az st Agnes Chapel. 921 Columbus ave- on
saturday May Is, at 2;3O ?. Kindly omit flowers
9o aso See sbo4r6 5 Funeral from 1a 4 hs al
residence on Friday. 18th inst. at p.
R6 % wPsi ed s.. N Sy S $r 5e Civ at Y sss %
glsa Beadleston. beloved wife William L Skfdulors.
Funeral services at the Collegiate Church Nicho-t
I5s Edrth ave and Ash St. Saturday afternoon.
please copy. anu PIMA P1'e-'
hCI THAfAYD-At Elizabeth, y. j. Thursday May 18Th.
1910; In his saith John Adams SouthInayd. OF
the late Henry Southnlayd. Jersey city Funeral pr
IItENW ITI-Walter Day Trenwith NJ D.. on Thursday.
May IT, beloved husband OF Edith Mcibbon Trenwith.
at his late residence. No. West SD st. Notice %
funeral hereafter
NkRNON-On Wednesday. May Is Miles, son OF thu
Iate Miles and Elizabeth Vernon Funeral services as
his residence. No Sol Garfield Place BROOKLYN on
Friday May II. at O'Clock Kindly omit flowers ;
WALLACE-May II. 1907 Christiana Ferguson wall
lace Services at the church OF the Divine Pater-
nity. Central Park West and 18th street. Friday
May Il, 10 a m
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SOUTHERN ASSEMBLY coNvENEs.

Birmingham. Ala, May 1.-THE forty-seventh
annual General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church In the United States Southern Presby
terians) began ten day session here to-day.
Every seat in the church was occupied by commits
sloners and visitors. DR.. Allen c. Hail. of Nash
vile, the moderator called the assembly 10 order.
Dr. J. r. Howerton of Montreal N c.. delivered
the opening sermon. DIR. Howerton was then elect
ed moderator. The election regarded as the
rst real OF strength of the opposing factions
in the matter OF closer relations with other
branches of the Presbyterian Church. DR. Hover
ton recognized leader of those who favor closer
relations,
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NAIDSON-wILSON-On Wednesday May X. 1907.
at the Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn Heights.
by tho Rev. L Mason Clarke. d. n, Edna HorJense.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William Kumbel Wilson,
to Starr Donaldson.
Tf-DOUGHERTY-On "Wednesday Nav Is.
1907. the residence OF the brides parents No 259
clinton avenue, Brooklyn. by the Rev NJ Angelo
pougherty. Of Cambridge. Mass. Alice Elizabeth.
daughter Of and Mrs. J. Hsmpden Dougherty,
O Arthur Goodrich. OF New York city.
-RROvN-On Wednesday. August IL. 1905. AT the
Of Vincent Ferrer, New York City. by thu
Rev. Father Spence Gertrude Elizabeth Brown to
Philip Wheaton Rives King.
WILSON NICHOLSON-On Thursday. May Is, 1907 at
brides residence No 1871 West 10Th st. New York.
Or. Robert Mackenzie. Mrs. Mary II
Nicholson General James Grant Wilson
Notice of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with full name and address.
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

A,,,a, breakfast Of the Wheaton Club OF New York.
Fith Avenue Hotel; reception at IL o'clock; luncheon
Dinner for General Kuroki and other japanese officers
meeting Of the Harlem Law order League No.
west 18TH street. s:f5 p m - -,
Dedication Temple Israel or Harlem Lehoh avenue ana
10th street 1880 ?. m . 49,, ..L ..t,
District Of Kings County, No. "A Lee avenue Brook
lvn = n m
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uEAeINe ON TEACHERS BILL.

Albany May Ex-Governor Hughes has set next
week Friday at 2:3O o'clock, as the date for the
hearing on the Senate Cities Committee BILL which
seeks 10 equalize the salaries Of the female school
teachers Of New York city. The Dill was re-
passed in both houses OF the Legislature over the
IT, Of MaNnr Mcl-lellan.
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A COMING WEDDING.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.l
Fall River, Mass. May l6.-Dr. William Darrach,
son of Mrs william Darrach, of New York. and
Miss Florence Borden. daughter OF Colonel Spencer
Borden of Fall River. are TO be married on May p
AZ the Borden summer home, on the shore of North
IVatunna Lake The bridesmaids will be from six
cities and Mrs. Worthington Scranton, of Scranton,
Penn. will be the matron or honor,
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Special Notices.

POSTAL INFORMATION, RE
GARDING INCOMING AND
OUTGOING MAILS, WILL BE
FOUND WITH THE SHIPPING
NEWS ON PAGE s.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oes.;,I Record and Observation-Disclosures. May 10
There have been showers the uT9er Mississippi Naley
inc take region the upper Ohio Valley and the Atlantic
statec followed 10y clearing weather except nee" |
westward In the Gulf states the Southwest ana eN
,y.me central West the weather has been fair II IS
cooler I'm the lower lake region ana me raIota
- so,,b Atlantic states, and also IN NoTth Jalpta
Montana and the North Pacific states \, - M
in upper luke lcs'i' TIC NS''''N
valleys the Southwest
Forecast for Special LocaIties-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey hasl'iH
penpsvlvania and Eastern Kew York, far To-Day cut
,,rsa,. ,ar warmer; light southwest Wlnds ~,
IEar western sylvania and Western -Sew -,
fair warmer ,o-day and Saturday hght 10 HsS" "''
For New England showers this morning. ,iet rs,r
clearing coolor 81 southeast portion -
warner fresh variable winds. though mostly west 10
southwest.
Ioral Official Record-The following oH't'A' IeoIu
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes III ''e I'm
uerature for the twenty -four Eours' III o0''f
-, IL cnrresnnndinR date of last year: -
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TORPEDO FLoTILLA COMING.

Norfolk Va. May 1s-The United States cruiser
Tennessee and the second torpedo hotilla com
posed of tho Truxton, Whpple, Hun and Hopkins,
sailed to-day for New York.
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MISS KITTY cHEATHAm APPLAUDED.

London. May ls-At charitable matinee given
at The Playhouse to-day Kitty Cheatham, an
American, took the house by storm with her rem
dering OF negro and childTens sonGk -------
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AIIAIRF>-Enercd into rest May 1s Mary s.. widow OF
the Stevens Allaire.
JARRETT Entered into rest May i6 1907 Emma Rob
erson Barrett infant daughter OF Edward z. and
Fstea A. Barrett. Services from residence. katonah,
n. Y. Saturday. May IS 1907. at 1870 p. m.
RIRDSAII-On Wednesday. May 10 George II. Bird
SAIL beloved OF Eleanor c. BlrlsalL F1I-
moral services his late residence No l4I Mountain
avenue Westneld. y J., Saturday, May Is at
p. m Interment private. Train leaves foot OF Lib
erty 4. h. r.. Of n. J.. at p.
BIUNT-At Brooklyn. " Y. May IL 1907 General
Matthew NJ Blunt. L. 8. Army retired. aged I6 years.
Funeral at Church Of st. Matthew McDcnOugh and
Tompkins ave- Brooklyn. y. Y. at . O'Clock Fri
day morning. May II, 1901 Intermsnt at West Point.
y. Y. Private.
BoNp-on Thursday May 1e. at his home In New Ca
Thomas and Ella Bond. his year Notice 81
funeral hereafter
CHILD-On Wednesday MAY Il. Henry z. Child. Flu
his late residence No. eO4 Greene ave,
Brooklyn. Friday. May II. Mt p. m Interment at
Glastonbury, Conn
DALEY-On Wednesday Nav IL. 1907 ] Daley
Clearly beloved wife Of Thomas Daley. Funeral
late residence, No. 446 Henry ST. BROOKLYN.
Saturday. May Is. at $3.50 a. m, thence TO 81.
Peters r.. Z. Church. Hicks and Warren SITS.
DE BRULATOUR-At St Jean-sur-A Ier. Alpes-Aari-
Brulatour. wife OF Ernest J. de Brulatour and
daughter OF the late Justice Robert Cooper Grer ana
Isabel Rose Grier
DOwNEY-on Wednesday evening. May 10 1907. Mary
Fisher widow OF John Robert DOwney Funeral service
her late residence. No 10 West 45th St. Saturday
morning May Is half after 10 O'clock Interment at
the convenience OF the family
Catherine e. widow Ferdinand Duysters. Notice OF
funeral heye2ttap
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Wood 'BET2LTmGNT-M. Takaga, Toxic, Japan.
GOTEAM| George w. Aldridge. Rochester iOL-
Nh u ~ Perks NJ P. London; Robert NJ
TarrneIee Cleveland MANHATIAN-Dr Carlos
Macdonald Central valley, n. \. VlCIORlA-
George w Poe, Richmond
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
central station Webster apd Jerome trollsys
ana oy carriage, Lots s125 up Telsphons ASS
Granercy for Book Of Views representative
once. 20 East 23d St New York CITY
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'Burnett's Vanilla Is Pure Food"
Married.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE will
be repubIlshed in The Trl-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge.
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pMILNER IN NEW PLACE.
.Fornper ProconsuJ Nou Chief Of
I British South africa Company.

Lord Miner has accepted the presidency Of the
Chartered Company of South Africa. and mas mus
taken the place Of Cic Rhodes as the chiel VI
that concern, which has played so great roe ~
the development and transformation pollucal anu
economic of South Africa during the last twenty
years Lord Miner has accepted this post 10
gether with large salary, in spite o. inc i
which the Secretary OF State for tEe ColonieS'
Lord Elgin issued only few weeks ago. INSISTING
that ex-Governors should refrain from assoc'd'i's
themselves with commercial enterprises in the
states or colonies with which they have been OH
cisilv connected AS. however, LORD miner re-
ce-es TO pension whatsoever for his services as
High Commissioner and Governor in South Africa
during and subsequent to the Boer war. the Sec
Rotary of State for the Colonies has no means OF
enforcing his edict.
At one moment there was a prospect CT Lord
Miner succeeding the late Sir Clinton Dawkins
London partner of J. Pierpont Morgan & Co, but
the negotiations fell through. Lord Miner hoped
for a time 10 succeed Lord Cromer in Egypt. but
this naturally out of the question with a LIB
eral administration in Office AS he is far from
being rich man, Lord Miner has been obliged.
therefore. 70 turn his administrative and financial
talents to other and more profitable account
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HIS TITLE RoRNE By ROBIN HOOD.

Lord Huntingdons brother the Hon Aubrey
Hastings, celebrated IN Europe as a gentleman
rider, is bringing his bride TO America, where he
proposes TO spend his honeymoon in visiting the
west extending the wedding trip TO Alaska. AS
Lord Huntington has but one little delicate boy of
SIX, and his other brother the Hon Osmond
hastings has nothing but daughters the popular
eteepiechaser has very fair prospect of succeeding
TO the earldom, which in olden times was held by
hoo@rt Fltzooth. familiar 70 old and young alike
throughout hundreds of years under the name Of
Robin Hood He buried IN 1247, in Kirkless
Abbey Yorkshire the epltaph his tomb de-
scribng him as Robert, Earl of Huntingdon
whom The people call Robin Hood"
Previously the earldom has been held by princes
Of the reignng house Of Scotland. and King Will
fam the Lion is on record as having resigned the
title 10 his brother David, the companion in arms
OF Richard Of England. Coeur de Lion. both of
whom have been immortalized by Sir Walter Scott
IN The Talisman.''
The first bear the title of Earl of Huntingdon
was, however. Tosti the Dane long prior to the
Norman Conquest. The Earldom OF Huntingdon OF
the old line became extinct in the reign of King
Henry VII on tho death Of the seventeenth lord
and The title was revived by Henry VIII, who
ferred the earldom the third Lord Hastings
chief Of a house that founded by Robert Of
Hastings, POrtgTave of Hastings, and principal
Lord Steward William the Conqueror.
Il is not without good cause that the present
Lord Of Huntingdon bears, in addition TO his
patronyric OF Hastings. the name of Plantagenet
for he has royal Plantagenet blood in his veins.
being descended on the dstaR side from George
Plartagenet. Duke Of Clarence, brother of Edward
y. Indeed, TO such an extent were the Hastingses
at one time regarded as forming part and parcel
of the royal family Of England that John Vassili-
vich, Car of Russia. sent ambassador TO Eng
land, in the person Of Theodore Pissenskoie. in
order 70 request the hand Of Lady Mary Hastings,
the daughter Of the second OF the Hastings ears Of
Huntingdon. Lady Mary. however. who was one
Of the beauties OF the court of Queen Elizabeth.
Muscoyite envoy and OF the members Of his suite
that she declined TO become Czarina OF Russia and
the Russian mission was forced TO return home
and inform Emperor John that his offer OF mar
TIage was rejected
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t1tghest .emperature yesterday, 20 degrees ~,
average 65; average for corresponding Years So
Local forecast: To-day. fair; SATURDAY i@-'' s"'
Aaat vest TO southwest WiaoA
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cadets stood their horses. which were in
a single line. and then gave this cry:
'Rah! 'Rah! 'Rah!
'Rah! 'Rah, 'Rah,
West Point! West Point West Point
Japan! Japan! Japan!
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Auare Mary 6 Hanback,. Helen.
Barrett, Emma r, Hodge Margaret McLh
Igirdsau George Il. Lewis. Mary 7.
J3I,,rt Matthew Linsly Ann a.
Bond William =. Moler. Peter.
mild Henry e Mum. Frsrcis W.
Toiay Ann T Randall. Frederic Q.
n. Trulatonr O. Sherwood Milton :.
powney. Mary f ekloInore' fteieh n D.
Catherine F. Southlayd joan a
Flmendorf. Henrianna G. Irenwith. Walter D
FitzGerald. James y. vernon Miles
GoodWlie David H. Naliace. Chrisuana r
Hall Hnnnah s.
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erarc for the last twenty-four hours In comparison
WITH the corresponding date OF last yeai oc 600
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Notice of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with full and address,
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we, whose names are hereunto subscribed, be ing deslrOuS of forming corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together into q body corporate, and do hereby make, sign and acknowledge these Articles of Incor- porstlOn. and do hereby certify:
The border vidette., 1907-08-24

KNOW ALI. MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we. H. c. Thompson of Whitewater. state of Kansas. and F. J. Mcintyre and Frank J. Duffy. both of NogaleS. Arizona. being desirous of forming d corporation under the laws of the Territory of Arizona. have this day voluntarily associated ourselves together into a body corporate. and have made. sl2nei: acknowledged and executed these Articles Of Incorporation. and to that end. do hereby
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These Articles of Incorporation may be altOr- ed r amended at any regular meeting of the stockholders, or at any special meeting called for that purpose by affirmative vote of d majority of the stockholders; and the Board of Directors may call meetin., of the stock holdere for this or any other purpose rot in consistent with law. but notice of such propos- ed amendment shall be given to each stock holder either personally or in writing, at least twenty days prior to the meeting at which such amendment shall be voted upon
 IN WITNESS w HEREOF, we have hereuntO set our hands and seals this third day of July, A D.. 1907
 (SeaD LEE REAGAN,
 (SeaI) J. C. CHEAIRS.
 { cab EDWARD LANIER.
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rnent from among the stockholders. and such appointment shalf be for the uneXpired term corporators whose names are hereto subscribed shall constitute the first Bonrd of Directors. but they shall have power to increase the membership of the Board of Direc.o to any appointed shall serve until the first annual meeting of the stockholders in August 190S. A majority of the Board of Directors shall con stitute a quorum for the transaction of busi-
 
 Within ten days after the election of any Board of Directors they shall meet and elect the officers of this corporation. who shall be d president, vice-president. secretary and treas urer, and such other miner officers or agents as the Board Of Directors may deem necessary for the best interests of the corporation. The members of the Boaad of Directors. and two offices may be held by the same person All officers shall hold their office during the fife of the Board of Directors bv whom they are elect qualified. unless sooner removed by a vote of two-thirds of the Directors
 These Articles of incorporation may be alter ed or amended at any regular meeting of the stockholders. or at any special meeting called for that purpose. by an affirmative vote of q majority of the stock and the Board of Direc- ing Of the stockholders for this any other of such proposed amendment shall be given to each StOckholder either personally or in dressed to the stockholder at his last known residence. at least twenty days prior to the meeting at which such amendment is to be , IN WITNESS WHEREOF. we have here unto set our hands and seals this thirteth day of July. <. D.. 1917.
 Seal. II. C. Thompson Seal. P. J. Mcintyre Seal. Frank J. Duffy
 In presence of Phil Herold. Territory of Arizona.
 County of santa Cruz ss'
 Before me. Ibil Herold. Notary Public in and for the county of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona. on this day personally appe ared H. c. Thompson F J. Mcintyre and Frank J. Duffy. known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the foregoing Articles of In corporation and acknowledged to me. each for himself. that they executed the for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this ] thirtieth day of July. A. D.. 1907. Seal. Phil Herold.
 Notary Public My commission expires Feb. II 1908. S-Io-f
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Territory of Ariz"na. 2

0 County of Santa Cruz, 0'
 Before me, Frank J. Duffy, Notary Public in and for the county of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona. this day personally appeared E iward Lanier known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation and acknowledged to me that he executed the same for the purposes and consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and seal of office this 9th day of July, A, D., 1907.
 (SeaD FRANK J. DUFFY,
 7-l3-6 Notary Public.
 My commission expires Nov. l3, 1908.
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Territory of Arizona, County of Santa Cruz,

Territory of Arizona, ss County of Santa Cruz, 9
 Before me, Frank J. Duffy, q Notary Public in and for the county of Santa Cruz. Territory of Arizona, on this day personally appeared I.ee Reagan and J. C. Cheairs, known to me to be the persons whose names su bscr bed to the foregoing Articles of Incorporation, and acknowledged to me, each for himself, that he executed the salne for the purposes nd consideration therein expressed. Given under my hand and s-al of office this third day of July, A. D., 1907.
 (SeaD FRANK DUFFY,
 Notary Public My commission expires NoVem Der l:1, 1908.