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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
LAFAYETTE COLLECTION FROM FRANcE E

Washington. Noy. IA number OF large prints
and manuscripts great historical value relative
70 the family OF Marquis dc Lafayette have just
been received at the State Department. The Off
cials are framing plan for the safekeeping of
collection and it has not been decided whether
II will be placed in the library Of Congress re-
talned in the library OF the Department Of State
where IL may he inspected by historians and stu
dents. The collection presented to the Ameri-
can government through Consul General Mason, in
Paris by Emile Cellerier, president of the Interna
1onaI College OF Heraldry Paris and his daughter,
Louise France CeeTier, I'm memory or his dead
wife, Gabrielle France Cunningham. of New York.
1t includes six ancient engravinss of Marquis de
Lafayette, Sour coats-of-arns hand painted on
parchment. and forty authentic manuscripts from
the archives of the three d'Hosier. kngs-of- arms
OF ancient France.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
SAGE INSTITUTE OF PATHOLOGY.
Certificate of Incorporation Filed with the
Secretary of State.

Albany. Nov. IA certificate OF incorporation
fled to-day with the Secretary Of State for
the Russell Sage Institute OF Pathology Of New
York City. Its objects stated to be the en-
couragement Of scientific research IN lines OF med-
cine and pathology the investigation of the dis
eases and inhrmities Of advanced life and tho
maintenance of laboratories for these purposes.
The directors are Edward C. Janeway. Theodore
c. Janeway. d BrysOn Delavan. Simon Flexner
and Graham Lusk. all Of New York
The Russell Sage Institute OF Pathology will act
as pathoogist 20 the City Hospital and City Home
on BlackwelTs Island Mrs. Sage made special
gift OF $500 for the endowment of the institute
last June but 1t not Incorporated until yester
day owing to the absence of several of the directors
in Europe.
Up TO this time the City Hospital has had
paid pathologist. and all the vast material Of the
institution has been wholly lost to science Through
the institute Mrs. Sage hopes that the research
and educational work Of the hospital and home viii
be made great possible II Is said that she
wishes special attention paid TO research work in
the diseases affecting tho aged. The institute has
been planned and organized under the direction OF
Drs L. C. and T. c. Janeway, and has been In
operation for some time
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
rArYER.IN-LAw MUST PAY $500.

Mrs saIie Cochran. the wife OF Ernest Cochran'
now of Cheyenne. Wyo., last evening receIVeu
,,. ~ e. 200 In her suit against her father-in-
law Richard Cochran. a lace and linen importer
80 Ravonne. N j. The trouble arose. according
% Mrs Augusta Bailey. OF No. pa Casson avenue
Rrooklvn. Mrs Cochrans mother, who testined In
.h r,,Dren,e Court on Thursday afternoon. because
NJ Cochran thought that his was of too good
q social caste to marry her daughter. Mrs.
Cochran was employed In a Fulton street depart
r,ent store when she met Ernest Cochran They
were married on September %. 1903. Mrs cochran
ort ~ her mothers home and Ernest returned
q. tbe home of his father, but they failed TO keep
tbeir marriage secret. On February q he left
her and she did not him again until he took
tbe stand yesterday AS the result OF his abandon
ment Mrs Cochran's mother. as her guardian
hronght suit against Mr. Cochran to recover $4,000
The iury returned the verdict OF $500 after hav-
ing delIberated only few moments.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
SAN DIEGO HAS HAD NO PLAGUE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Under date OF September % your paper
nrblIshed statement regarding the theory OF Pro
fessor Charles T. Baker. OF the Cuban experiment
station on plague and leprosy being uansInl'1eu
bv deas In one part the article reads as follows;
'The determination of what species OF meas VIII
and what will not transmit the disease is now the
nroblem which must be solved. and light on this
subject IS being requested by plague stricken San
Francisco Galveston. Tex San Diego. Call and
Honolulu"
About six years ago a foreign steamer came INTO
our harbor which had on board several cases OF
plague but the boat stopped at the quarantine
station and thoroughly fumigated. The cargo after
being fl1migated, was taken out and sent 10 tne
docks on lighters after which the steamer was as
Matched without docking in our harbor.
This Is the nearest that San Diego ever came 20
having a case of plague at least TO the knowledge
Of any OF the government officials at this port and
IN view OF this would request that the above
abatement be corrected as regards our city.
SAN DIEGO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
BY o. W. COTTON Acting Secretary.
San Diego. Cal. Oct. %. 1907.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
DR. HARRIS THIRTY YEARS IN PULPIT

The Rev. Dr. Maurice II. Harris. rabbi Of the
Temple Israel, Fifth avenue and l25th street, re-
ce,yod the congratulations OF his parishioners and
friends last night the completion of twenty-five
1,aars, service in the pulpit. There was special
saryice at the temple, where the Rev. DR.. De Sola
NTondez and Daniel P. Hays president of the con-
gregation. spoke.
mr. uarriss career In this city began in 1873
when he came from England, where he was born
He was a teacher in the Hebrew Free School and
I'm the Young Mems Hebrew Association, and at
tbe same time a student at Columbia and at the
Emanu-El Theological Seminary When the little
IIorIen, congregation Hand in Hand" which had
been founded in 1873. outgrew its first home and
ronted the building which had formerly been Grace
church in 1l6th street, the leaders determined to
substitute a regularly ordained rabbi in place OF a
reader, who, until that time-1SS2-had conducted
the services. call was extended to the young
I3nglshman, and he has been in charge ever since
that time.
The congregation in which he has successfully
labored has never had another pastor, and DR..
Harris is still serving and popular with his first
oh
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
A WORD FOR LEAGUE CANDIDATES.
Mr. Won Dorm Says They Should Not Be
Sighted by the Republican Press.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. T notice an editorial in your issue OF OCTOBER
9o entitled .'Unexciting. But Important IN whleh
Won saw what is without doubt true, that Re
nubIican selections for judicial places are unusual
" excellent" and urge Republicans to Vote lor
Messrs Bruce, Whitman and Wadhams' as wen
as for Mr.. Wasservogel and Mr.. Mathewson be-
cause they have been favorably passed upon Oy '"e
Bar Association and the Citizens Union
AS a Republican it occurs to me that you are
not altogether fair in regard TO the resi- OF 'he
ticket representing the independence League our
.uias in this contest 1t is n well known fact that
the Republicans above named. no matter no" eN
cellent," would have no possible chance of election
but for the support of the independence NI"s So,
That body will vote the straight Fusion ticket ana
II the Republicans support only the Republican
end OF this ticket II may result in the election OF
RenuhI,cans by league votes and the defeat OF
league candidates by the lack OF Republican sup
ror+ In su fairness il seems to me that such a
result would put Republicans In very uhcotn-
Portable position, and fail to understand no" IAo
Republican press OF this city can urge support OF
It's own end of the ticket and say nothing ABOUT
the rest of the ticket put up by the party upon
which II must depend for success.
In this editorial you make no mention OF MS
candidacy or of the fact that Mr.. Merrill. can
dIdate for Justice of the City Court named oy the
league and indorsed by the Republicans. also re-
coived the Endorsement OF the Bar Association the
Citzens Union and the committee OF fifty OF the
Civic Federation. Mr.. Merrill Is far better known
at the bar in this county than either MT Wasser-
vocel or Mr. Mathewson. and newspapers as Wen
| as candidates ought to make this fight In good
faith. without party feeling or prejudice
syo,v work oct Al. 1907 T. F. Won DORM.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Nov. l.
The Western disturbance is gaining strength It id
,ances eastward It extends the Great Lakes
southward tho mouth OF the Mississippi. with
centre of lowest pressure Wisconsin. General and in
some cases heavy have fallen in Eastern Texas
Arkansas the whole the Mississippi and Ohio valleys
and Tennessee The temperature changes have been
In. On Pacific Coast heavy wind storm
attended by rain swept Washington and Oregon
Rain orecased the Atlantic Coast states the lower
lake region and upper Ohio valley saturday The
weather probably clear i'm eastern districts by sunday
morning weather is indicated Tor that day
except in New England, where rain is probable Rain is
Indicated the Northwest Sunday, with rising tenn
The winds along England Coast will be brisk
sotherly middle fresh souhery, increas
ing 10 brisk south Atlantic Coast light northeast becon
Ing south Gulf Coast fresh south; west CUR coast
fresh northwest the lower lakes brisk possibly high
south shifting to vest upper lakes brisk northwest
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports will
have Increasing southerly winds and rain 10 the Grand
Banks
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
oAgmAN EXECUTORS MAKE ACCOUNTING

An accounting was made yesterday by the execu-
tors of the estate of Joseph S Carman. who died In
I.ynbrook Long Island and certificate hied OF the
amount on which a transfer tax was due. The
a,oI,7+t,s amounted to net aggregate OF s62,-
es3 S. or this amount his wife, Mrs, Phebe Car
man receives s9.Z59 %. Three children. Sedalia
pine Carman. Mlnetta De Mott Carman and Aoner
Carnnan. receive s17.15s 6S each.
Tho will OF Miss Julia Sands Bryant, daughter OF
1,,,Itor, CuIen BRYANT the poet. also offered
90 Drohata Miss Bryant died last summer In
France. and left almost her entire estate to Anna
r. Fairchild of Paris
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
NEEDS OF THE NAVY.
Secretary Metcalf's Estimates for Next Fis-
cal Year, $125, $685.

washington. Nov. 1.-Secretary Metcalf to-day
,ssued a statement concerning the needs of the
navy 1t is estimated that Sl2SoA'Sss WIZ Do re re-
CTirad for the fiscal year beginning July l, 1905
For the current fiscal year the department asked
S2l 565 rs and Congress appropriated SlOoSoS6o2 An
increase of s5.OO0GOO for pay of the navy, due In
part TO an increase of the number of enlisted men;
100000 for ordnance and ordnance stores ana
90 O0e 600 for public works at the navy yards and
stations make UP the greater part of the increased
amount requested. In the legislative Dill an estl-
mate of $685. $40 is made for the Navy Department.
an increase OF so8140 the amount appropriated
for the current Asca year. which provides Tor tew
additional clerks and a moderate increase in sal
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
MISS ROOSEVELT ON YALE SIDE.
Presidents Daughter Will Attend Football
Game with Princeton.
LEY Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

New Haven, Nov. Miss Ethel Roosevelt ac-
cepted to-day the invitation of Charles Carroll
Glover, jr., Yale sophomore. to attend the Yale
Princeton football game here on November Is.
Rooms have been reserved for her at the New
Haven House
Her sister. Alice. attended Yale athletic events,
but always with Harvard escorts. Mr.. Glover is a
resident of Washington.
Applications for tickets 70 the Yale-Princeton
game closed here tonight and it estimated
that about 5000 of the 90 600 in the grand
stands have been applied for already. II is by no
means certain that there will be a public sale
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
COURT MARTIAL FOR LIEUT.. LEFoRr.

Word was sent to the War Department at Wash
ington yesterday that the civil authorities in New
York had arrested Lieutenant Allan Lefort. of the
coast artillery corps, a charge Of uttering
fraudulent checks and other financial Irregularities
The lieutenant was taken before United States
Commissioner Shields and turned over 70 the
military authorities on Thursday
General Grant, commander of the Department
OF the East, will order court martial Immediately
1t Is understood that the defence will be tempo
rary mental irresponsbility. Lefort IS held a
prisoner Governors Island.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
u,,euEs AND cHoATE EXPECTED.

r,rfsaIo Nov. 1.-The following are among
number of prominent expected to be present al
the dinner which will close the convention ot une
s-N.,-.aI Service Reform, League in this city on
chs evening of November s next;
Governor Charles Z. Hughes. Joseph Ia Cnoate'
=. Nyavy York: Daniel c. Gilman. of Baltimore;
CHARLES ]. Bonaparte. Of Washington; Richard
watson Glider. of New York Richard n Dana' 0,
6rIton Rogers woodruff OF Philadelphia The
Ives Of many of these guests also will be present
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lee
! Keeling.
Mrs. Mclean Waite.
D. FOR ANTWERP.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Col
gate.
! Mrs. J.. s. Martin.
Mrs. {. Il. Il Woodward.
IA. FOR LONDON.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. +. Robin
son.
Miss Grace Langdon.
FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mr- and Mrs. W. A. ".
Melville.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. Frederick
| Payne.
lsEE. FOR HAMBURG.
/ Mrs. Charles II. Hollander.
Mrs. NJ. G. Arnold.
CROSSE, FOR NAPLES.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Mortimer II.
Hancock.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
| Robb.
Ma. Frank Peabody Rice
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
"rHE GREAT DIVIDE" ON ROAD DEC. 2.

The engagement of Mr. Miller and Miss Anglin
at Daly's Theatre In THE Great Divide will be
terminated November 80. With the performance
that night the play will have been acted here four
hundred times. 1t the attraction all last sea-
son at the Princess Theatre. and has been AT DAILY
since the opening of the present season. Mr.. Miller
and Miss Anglin will make a tour of the principal
cities with it, The next attraction at Daly's Will
be Miss Cecilia LOTUS and Lawrance Dorsay in
"Tha Ilancers"
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
BIG BUSINESS DINNER IN CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 1.--What promises to be one OF
the greatest dinners Of a purely business charac-
ter held in the West will be given by the
National Business League of America in the Au-
ditorium Annex November % The speakers
on the programme Leslie NJ. Shaw. ex-Secre-
tary of the Treasury; George r. Peck Chicago
Hugh McCiowan, Indiana; Robert J. Lowry Geor-
gia; w. Irving Babcock. New York, and others
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
EX-JUDGE DALEY HAS PNEUMONIA.
Strong Hopes Entertained for His Recovery
It Is Said.

Ex-Judge Abraham II. Daley has pneumonia at
his home, No. e75 St Marks avenue, Brooklyn
lie became i'll Tuesday. 1t said at his home
last night that hopes were still strong for his re-
cOvery. He is seventy-six years old and vigorous
for his years
HIS physician. DR.. Charles NJ Bellows, called in
Drs. Butler and Delatour to consult with him
about tho case IN the afternoon, and afterward
gave the family TO understand that the patient
holding his well.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
PASSENGERS ON THE AMERlkA.

southampton. England. Nov. 1.-The Hamburg
American Line steamer Amerika, which sailed from
here to-day for New York. took among her
messengers James B. Reynolds Assistant Secretary
of tho United States Treasury and head of the
commission which has been studying export and
other conditions in Europe: Perry Belmont. SiSnor
Alessandro Bonci, the tenor; Herren Van Rooy'
Coritz. Tournet Knote and other members of the
Metropolitan Opera Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

Se ToT TsMqFaE M Es9 9eq5e5 81 a. St t. Lgss % %HqsDa
at Pittsei5 ASsn Nan, IN the h year Ct her age Funeral
Boston papers please copy.
BRETT.o3 Friday; November Martin witsie son OF
ana friends are invited attend the fuEsraI services at
november 4. at IL a m Interment at Railway. n ].
NsIt To- & the home Of sonl Lloyd Taylor
monia. Annie II Butler Interment az C;iens FaIs n T.
CARPENTER-At Katonah. y Y October a. 1907
5lla n Carpenter. wife OF DR.. Walton ]. Carpenter
FunsTal service from he late residence. Katonah
9 arrival Of the 1850 train from Grand Central
at Kensico csetsTy at tey eGayeneyet sRs n ma .
DELANOY-suddeuy at the Hotel Seymour on oc-
toeer 81 OF pneumonia. Emma Peshine. widow OF the
Funeral rom Mamarcnec n E % church ST o on sunday
November g. arrival OF :O5 New Haven road)
train from New York. Interment at Rye.
JAMES-On Friday. November / at Roosevelt Hospital
Laura Brsvoort sedgwick daughter Of the late William
OF funeral hereafter
aean tuFSs RSGss S M & Eoysbs5 Ta & IssTss;s szSs
late XenophOn JOuet Funeral notice later
sS .oR = FdaE N9ysssE 6 S 1907 Joseph 1 +
and relatives requested to attend the funeral sun
father So g FanR "a ave- % i BPoo9 is residence OF MS
LUsK-on October 81 1907 Grace Kinsey Lus daughter
OF the late A J. Lusk and Francis Lask Funeral ser
late home No l22 Cambridge Place. Brooklyn Inter
LYON-At her residence EngIewood. N J.. Friday. No
yem5er l. 1907, sarah Pennman Lyon widow Of Israil
at BrOO1side Cemetery.
MGRATH-At residence No. 226 Hart St. BROOKLYN
October -. Catherine widow OF Nicholas Mcsrath-
Funeral from St. John the Baptist Church, WllOUghb
and Lewis aves On saturday morning at $50 o'clock
sharp.
MEEHAN-on Tuesday, October % 1907 Mary c.
Meehan. nee o Brien beloved wife OF John Msehan-
Funeral from her late residence. 119 Richards
Church Of the visitation.
MELLON-On Tuesday. October %. 1907. at her resi-
Elizabeth F. Mellon. nee Madigau Solemn requiem
Church OF the Visitation. Verona and Richard
SITS. Saturday. November ? at 10 a IntsrnenE
Holy Cross F1atbush-
MEYER-On Wednesday, October 80. 1907. Anna E. be-
loved wife OF John H Meyer. In her 5Oth year Rela-
ttveS and funeral
her late residence. No. % Brooklyn ave. Brooklyn.
Saturday at 25O p. Please omit flowers
ML.ES-On Ootober So 1907. Henry Miles husband os
Charlotte NJ Miles. aged SO. Funeral from hts lats
November 2. at m.
OBrien after BRIEF illness. Funeral from the resi-
dence OF his daughter. Mrs John ]. Dean. No. 900
Kent ave-. brooklyn Saturday. November 2 at 2
? Relatives and friends and members OF James H
Perry Post 50. \ respectfully
attend Interment In Calvary.
wARD-on Thursday. October 81 s4th year.
Lucia Louise Ward daughter or Ralph Willis.
ton. and widow OF Moses Ward Services at her Iats
November >. at 1890 O'Clock Inte-ment St. Paur o
Church. East Chester. N Y
wIdAN-on Wednesday. October So 1907. Eleanor Anne
widow OF the late Erstus Win,an- Funeral services
Staten Island Saturday. November :. at 8 p. m
InteFment private.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
BRITISH GOLFERS CHARTERED.

Glasgow Nov. lit announced to-day that
tWenty-one steamers have been chartered here to
convey coal and other supplies to the American
fleet which is to visit Pacific waters
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

Forecast for Special Loca,ities.-For New England.
-an to-day except fair in Eastern Maine; in the
INTERIOR sunday rain. increasing south winds.
For Eastern York. Eastern Pennsvlvania. New
Jersey Maryland, rain to-day, clearing and
Sunday. Increasing south winds
of Columbia. to-day; sunday fair
and colder fresh south winds becoming west
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New YORK
rain and colder to-day: Sunday fair rain along
.he iakes brisk, possibly high SOUTH shifting TO west
winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

TIRE NEW YORK.
A. b. bennett.
Mn. Charles a. Lasar.
edward Nathan.
THE KROoNLANI
AIf. and Mrs. Thomas Add
son.
Mr. and Mrs. John nay
Chapman
THE MINNEHAf
Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Dskin.
Nre. i ". Dennison.
Mr.. ard Mrs. A. J.. p. Lake
THE CAMBANIA,
Mrs. C. a. Blair.
a. l.. Dearloye
Dir. and Mrs. n. r. Mason.
frank II. Teylor.
TIE GRAF VALDEZ
NisE 81, +. Brooks.
Pau Campbell.
Niz. Daniel A. Fuller.
TUE FRIEDRICH DER
ID. W. ", Baldwin.
heod IRE Af. DAVIS.
Mr. William !. Fisk.
~. and Mrs. os0se &.
GfosssS4os.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
COMPOSER TO CONDUCT ORCHESTRA

Edward German. the composer, who wrote the
music for the comic opera Of tom Jones'" which
will be performed for the first time at the Astor
Theatre a week from Monday night, has accepted
a invitation to conduct concert of the New
York Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Han No
vember II. At that concert one Of his own COM
positions will be the programme.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
Special Notices.
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4, ORD AveBuRY CHOSEN RECTOR.

ST. Andrews. Scotland. Nov. 1.-Andrew Carnegie
having positively refused to contest his election.
Lord Avebury this morning was formally declared
IN have been elected rector of the University Of
81 Andrews Mr. Carnegie has been three times
chosen lord rector of the university, the first time
in 1qN1
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grant
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trOlleys
and by carriage Lots. S125 up. Telephone 4655
Granercy for Book OF Views representative.
Once. 20 East 23d St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02

the submarine torpedo boat Tarantula. and will
recommend its acceptance by the government. It is
understood that the boat will be assigned to the
second submarine flotilla at Newport.
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. CO.. 241-S West Esd Sc
Chape Private and public ambulauces Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
Domestic Rates.

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For ali points States and Mexico (outsiss
OF the BorCughs OF Manhattan Bronx. Also 20
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extra expense for foreign postage.
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New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
Canadian Rafas

Mail surscrptions In New York City 20 tha DAILY
TRI-WEEhLY will be charged one a CODY extra
postage IN addition TO the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
TEST OF THE TARANTuLA ENDS.

Newport r. l.. Nov. 1.-The naval board OF In
spection and survey completed to-day Its tests OF
New-York tribune., 1907-11-02
Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE will
h renubIisbed In the Tri-weeky Tribune without
extra charge.
JoNES-HARRIS-At Sprinsheld. Mass. october so.
riorence osborne Harris Frederic Marshall Jones
Notices of marriages and deaths must be tndorsed
nth full name and address