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Mr Chamberlain's argument will not ne r.
neTed, and that the financial cooperation NJ
the colonies viii not be solicited in reducing
tl,e burdens OF British taxpayers for ir,,ner,sI
defsnoe. Something. however, win be done tow
ard systematizing communications between sbA
colonies and the imperial government. What
Lord Elgin apparently has in mind IS a per-
nnauent colonial committee, with an Office and
q small staff IN London. Sir Wilfrid Iaurier
does not appear to be favorabIy impressed wifi,
the scheme. but he is not likely 20 oppose il r.
Lord Elgin be bent upon trying the experiment
II may be digniied with the impressive title os
Imperial Or Colonial Council but II VIII be ut+sa
more than an information bureau with a ner
rnanent secretary. 1t VIII be a poor substitute
for the council which Mr.. Chamberlain had in
mind when he was dreaming of imperial fed
Grafton and equitable distribution OF bur-
dens responsibilities and privileges between the
mother country and her self governing colonies
The opening addresses do not offer much
pToTniss OF ultimate success in the supreme work
Of feaerating the empire and imparting unity
20 its political, legislative and commercial in
serests. The leading motive in the rhapsodies
over freedom and independence in the CONTRA
ternity Of nations within the empire is fndivtd
uRiity Serious talk about a centralized empIre
IN which colonial statesmen are called upon for
assistance in the administration of it's vast IN
terests is no longer heard. There has been a
shrinkage OF ideals and aspirations since the
last conference Mr.. Chamberlain and the colo
nial statesmen were impressed with the con-
sciousness Of opportunities for great work 1t
Is now a sense Of difficulty that oppresses hosts
and guests alike, and trite a commonplace
as Every community knows best what does for
Itself" commands applause. Nobody considers
Il necessary TO propose sacrifices for the sake of
=
and obtaining hearty cooperation in defence
and fun consultation matters Of imperial
policy. Everybody is content with the British
Empire as a geographical expression and With
the monarchy rs the common link between Eng
land and her colonies. It is a conference TO play
with arti7oes and platitudes rather than to work
out monentous issues Of empire INF
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Fourteenth convention Of the International Kinder
garten Union Teachers College. all day.
Plano recital by Hans Barth. Hotel As;or. 23O p.
An old fashioned quilting bee under The auspices Of the
Business Girls Club Of the Harlem Young Women 5
Christian Association. Nos. az and - West l24th
street. \ p.
Entertainment OF the Catholic Benevolent Legion
OF the Mission for Homeless Men Terrace Garden.
evening.
AtenG of the Little italy Neghborhood Association.
publc library branch. Clinton and Union streets
Brooklyn. p m.
Free the Education p. m.-De Witt
Clinton High School. 5Oth street and Tenth avenue
Daughters OF Erin Public School "a No DDS East
9th street. Clifford II EAston. "Labrador' dllus-
tratetD. Public School 33. No AIS West 2sth street
Walter IL. Robinson. Voice Production for Singing
Speaking; Public School Al. l56th and
St Nicholas avenue. Andrew F. Thomas. Stevenson
and Samoa dllustrRtedD: Public School 81. No 523
West 44th street Professor Charles l. Bristol Ami
mails Workers illustrated; Public School 62.
Hester Essex and Suffolk streets Thomas Edward
PottcrtOn. England dustratedl Public School So
10th First avenue. Professor Robert W.
Prentiss World Making: the Nebular Hypotheses'
ullustTatedD: Public School ll9 I33d near
Wonderful Resources illustrated: Public School
l35. First and 5lst street Walter O. Isaacs
THE Nays Part I'm the Spanish American War
illustrated: Public School 1872 No PAL East 10th
Use' Public School 1SS Lewis. East Houston and
East 3d streets sidney Herbert Cox Australia the
Land the Southern Cross illustrated. New York
Public Library No. ll2 East OSth street Mrs. NJ.
st Lukes Hall. No. 4S3 Hudson street Mrs. Helen b.
Schoonoven. The Best OF Robert Louis Stevenson
His Personality and His Message ST. Peters Hall.
Goth street between Eighth and Ninth avenues. VIII
Morris High School 166th street Boston Road
Guy Maine, China illustrated.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
NILES TO DEFEND TITLE.
Gould Annoyed Orer Change of
Mind of Court Tennis Cham piOn.

London, April 2s-Eustace II. Miles the holder
~ the court tennis champion ship has reconsidered
his decision not defend his title and says that
owing 10 pressure nom friends he viii now, Il no
objection is offered. practise hard for week and
DO his best 20 defend the championship by playing
the winner Of the semi-hnai round of the tourna-
ment now In progress next Saturday Monday
The seminal IS 10 be played on Friday. and the
winner Of IL, by reason Of Mless default, was 10
be declared champion.
jay Gould. the American player. who has reached
the semi-hnal stage. IN interview to-day ex-
pressed considerable annoyance this sudden
change IN Miess plans. He said he hero
expressly 10 meet Miles. but, the champion had
declined 20 play, he had accepted the situation and
arranged 20 leave England Immediately after the
last game ls played next Friday This new sitna-
lion would upset all his plans He had not yet
made UP his mind whether he would meet Miles
ana would take week 10 ponder the question
Then he would decide either TO return 10 London
and enter contest with him scratch TO the
chsnpiOn-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29

ACKERMAN-On sunday. April y. 1GOI. Cornelius J.
Alderman. his 74th Funeral services at his
residence. Clinton Plainneld, N j.. on Tues
dav April 80 at 4 p. IN. Carriages will be at Clinton
ave station arrival Of 23O train from foot OF Lib
frty St New city. c. r. r. of n. J. Relatives
friends invited
BARNEs-At White Plains N Y. April 81 1907. Esther
age Relatives friends invited attend funeral
from her residence. No IS Grove St. Tuesday
80 a 1880 D. Carriages Will meet train leaN-
Ing Grand Central Palace at II go a. m.
BI1NKER-On Seventh day. Fourth month 2Ith. at Msr
Island Alexander c. Bunker. aged 90 Funeral
Merrick L. l., Second day. Fourth Month
2Sth. 43O p. Carriages will meet train leaving
Ave Station. Brooklyn. at p. m. 1nterment at con-
venieuce Of fPmily.
DANIEI-At North Tarrytown. N T.. April IS. 1907,
her late residence Wednesday,
the inst al $3.50. Carriages viii meet the 2;OS
from New York
DODD-At Bushkil. Penn. April q. OF pneumORia.
Rehecca NJ wife OF Charles T. DOdd and daughter OF
the late William knight NOrthal Funeral private. Rt
her la = residence. Glen Ridge. ". ].
DI-RYEA-On April 90 1907. at New York William
Duryea aged % years. OF pneumonia. Funeral ser
vices az Trinity Chapel. West 25th street. near
broadway. New York City. Monday, April % at
1880 a. m Interment at Nyaek
E.NERY-At Stamford Conn., Sunday April q, I907
Fannie B.. wife % A. Fl. Emery.
GIBBEs-At Newport. April q. Emily oliver GIbbss
daughter late Emily Oliver and Robert Morgan
CSibSes- Funeral az Newport.
CREr5S-At Morristovn N J.. April rs. 1901, Charles
n Funeral services at hs late residsncs, No Is
Atno ave, Wednesday. Nay i. Al o'ciocA-
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
HAMPTON ANNIVERS4RY.
Institutes Thirty-ninth Birthday To
Be Celebrated Thursdau.

Hampton, Va. April 2s.-The thirty-ninth ami
Versary Of the founding Of Hampton Institute will
be celebrated on Thursday. Many friends Of the
school expected 10 attend the exercises. These
viii doubtless include representatives from the
New York and Brooklyn Armstrong associations
aAd the Hampton clubs OF Boston. Springfield
Mass. and Orange. y. J. There VIII he also
number OF visitors from Virginia and from other
states drawn to this part OF she country by the
Jamestown Exposition.
There are siXty-four students in the graduating
classes. ali candidates for academic diplomas Be
sides these there fortyour candidates for trade
certificates, follows Blacksmiths ,: bricklayers
20; carpenters p machinists. 3 printers p painter
J; shoeTnakers. a. steamitters, 3: tailors, 10 and
wheelwrigllt. J. Twenty-seven OF the whole number
OF candidates from Virginia. Most Of the grad
yates expect 10 teach in the rural and Industrial
schools of the South. Others will enter at once
upon their trades
There are now over six thousand former students
OF the school scattered the country doing eX~
oelleut work for the educational and moral upllft
of the Indian and Negro races. from which the
Hampton students are drawn. A feature the
exercises Friday VIII be talks and addresses by
representatives from among these former
dents. which viii pertain 10 the work along differ
ert lines that they are doing for their people.
The year has been marked BY the gift OF 5000
fy Mrs. Della Clark OF Brooklyn. toward the erec-
ton OF a Young Mems Christian Association build
ing es a memorial 10 her husband. The annual
meeting Of the trustees OF the institute VIII
On Wednesday morning
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
PEARY EXPEDITION NEEDS FUNDS.
Explorer Lacks $4,000 Of Amount Neces-
sary for New Trip for Pole.

II Is feared by Commander Robert z. Peary
that the necessary funds to enable him to- make
another Try for the North Pole this summer
may not be forthcoming in time 70 allow him to
get away by the last OF June. as he had planned
OF the 100000 needed only $4,000 has been
subscribed, leaving 100000 yet to be raised
The SUN already IN hand viii be spent for the
most part IN making necessary repairs 10 the
Roosevelt, leaving little for the other expenses
of the expedition.
This Is a work which must do" said Com
mander Peary yesterday. THE money VIII
come; somehow I feel certain of that. But II
I was only assured now. what relief it would
be, and how could concentrate all my energies
on the details OF the expedition Remember. we
were only i74 nautical miles from the goal on
our last trip. II would be a pity. indeed. II We
could not try again.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
CLOSE OF FREE LECTURE COURSE.
Seventeenth Annual Reunion to Be Held
Thursday Evening.

With the lectures on Tuesday evening, April 80
the department OF free lectures OF the Board OF
Education win end its work for the season The
lecture corps on Thursday evening. May = VIII
hold it's sevenfeenth annual reunion and dinner az
the Hotel Astor. AZ $50 p. there Will be re-
oeption 20 Dr. Henry ~ LeipZger. supervisor or
lectures end the dinner viii be served promptly az
DR.. yohn B. Devine, editor OF THE Observer
VIII be the toastmaster. The speakers win be Dr.
IeIpziger John Greene viee-president OF the Board
of Education: George a. Vandenhoff, chairman OF
the committee on lectures and Libraries; EoGard
lsnuterbRch, Comptroller Metz ChanceiIoT Mac
Crackeb of New York University: Arthur Brisbane
q The Evening Journal" Professor CnaFleS ST., I:
Eagnani, OF Union Theological SeiillnaIg$: Aalss
Jennie POTnenene, president OF the Coese "oaIe4
Club; the Rev. Dr. Donald Sage MacEay lSesllS ~.
nprague and Ihe Rev. Dr. Ailliam CaTLeIs O1 Lle
Madison Avenue Reformed Cluren Alhs AlHIy y
and A Emerson Palmer SECRETARY OF the Board OF
Llucation. Min read a poem.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
ORIGIN OF HIS NAME OF KoHARY,

Prince Leopold Will be immensely rich on the
death OF his father Prince Philip when he. follow
ing the example Of the latter. will be compelled TO
assume the name OF Kohary. in addition 20 that OF
Coburg This is a condition Of the ownership OF
the great KOhary estates in Hungary. Away back
In 1916 Prince Ferdinand OF CObuFg. a general in
the Austrian service, and in very straitened cir
cumstances managed 10 secure the hand OF An
tonie Kohary only child and sole heress OF the
colossaUy ri.h Prince Francis Joseph Kohary OF
Hungary The old prince who great Hun
garian noble and grand master OF the court OF
budapest absolutely declined 10 give his girl in
marriage 20 Prince Coburg unless the latter under
took that he and every other member OF the house
Of Coburg who succeeded 70 the Kohary estates
should assume the name and armorial bearings OF
the Koharys in addition 20 those OF Saxe-Coburg,
so that the name Of Konary might be perpetuated
for all time This stipulation has been compiled
with and II is by thereof that Prince Philip
Of Coburg owing to his ownership Of the KohaTy
estates is known as Prince of Coburg- -Kohary
Owing to the similarity OF the name OF Kohary
TO the Magyar rendering of the Of Cohen.
there are many who have taken It for granted that
old Prince KOhary. the father-in-law Of Prince
Ferdinand OF Coburg, Jew. But this is not
the case. True there cerfaip Semitic charac-
teristics OF feature character apparent in
of the members Of the Saxe-Coburg family, but
they are by no means restricted 20 those members
of the dynasty that descended from Prince
Francis Joseph OF Kohary; and II there is any Sc
mltic strain in the blood of the SaxeCoburgs ii is
Of a more remote character and must be looked for
elsewhere
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Modest Altschuler conductor Of the Russian
Symphony Orchestra. sails for Russia tomorrow
on the Deutschland for the summer While abroad
he will for the presentation here Of several
Russian novelties.
Louis James closed his season in THE Merry
Wives OF Windsor on Saturday night at the Tay-
lor Opera House In Trenton. He will spend the
summer at his home at Monmouth Beach. Next
season he will appear in The Comedy of Errors %
we'll in The Merry Wives"
AS a result Of the recent theatrical merger, by
which several Of the Shubert houses will here
after be devoted to vaudeville. Max Anderson who
is interested in vaudeville houses Of his own has
resigned as vice-preSident and director Of the
Shubert Theatrical Company.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29

IN the time OF the late Lord Wharncllfe the house
enjoyed famc. not altne for the brillancy Of its
salon. but also for tho treasures which the earl
had managed 20 gather around him there II
Tor him that the late Sir Edward Burne-Jones
painted king Cophetua and the Beggar Maid" the
nnest Of all that artists pictures. and when it
completed the price previously agreed upon seemed
SO manlfestly inadequate that without any sug
gestion on the part of the artist. he doubled the
check Besides SIR Edward Burne-Jo pictures.
here We're a number of Turner's. while the prin-
cpeI treasure In the late earl's eyes undoubt-
edly the portrait Of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu
and her husband and son, all in Turkish dress. by
Romney.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT. d. williams Buffalo: w. T.
Miller. Chicago d. .. Ives, ST Louis; + Grafton,
London. HOFFMAN-E +. Cassety. Buffalo, $
O'Ncil, Boston. HOLLAND-A. y. Sheldon. ProyI-
dence; Judge ]. II. Young. Nassau. New PT9vi-
dence Bahamas. Harcourt Malsley. Nassau, New
Providence MANHATTAN-S. b. Williamson
Cleveland: William NJ Cameron JohanneS5HTg S53. IS
RAY HILI-John -MacLean, Winnipeg; James
Barr Glasgow. ST. REGIS-GOrdon Blanding, San
Francisco; C. s Meen, New Haven. VICTORIA
Ignacio Cormera. City OF Mexico; Arthur Hartman
Berlin Burton Parker, Washington. WALDORF
Marvin Hughitt Chicago; General John a. john
soO
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
TWO HURT WHEN STAND coLLApsEs

Two persons were injured late on Saturday night
by the collapse OF a section OF the seats at an
animal show which performing at Prospect
street and National avenue. In Corona. Queens.
Miss Lillian Golden. Of Elmhurst, was bruised
about the body. and Sadie Williams OF Cleveland
street. Corona. had her right arm fractured. Sew
eraI others sustained slight bruises
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29

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puNoYs BODY REMOVED TO VAULT.

taken Yesterday from the receiving vault in the
Moravian Cemetery. where it had lain since Feb
ruary and placed in the family vault alongside
the body OF his father, Judge Dundy. OF Omaha
The removal OF the body was attended by his sis
fer Mrs Newman. While the final ceremony
IN progress all ags at Luna Park were put at half
mast and all work wes suspended
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
TO DISCUSS FREsH AIR PLANS.

The meeting in the interest Of the fresh air
movement in this city 10 be held to-day at the
Warren Goddard House OF the Friendly AID Society,"
70. 2sS East 8sth street IS called for o'clock IN
Ftnad of 2 as prevtoutly announced. Dr. John
Bancroft DeVins, the manager Of the Tribune Fresh
Ar Fund. viii speak, and Wishes 70 meet IspIs-
HenfafiEes of all fhe churches, missions,
and OfhsF philauthrOpic organizations taAt Mlsn te
ten6 children 20 the county this summer lhsOush
2Ls Tribune Fund
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. April IS
-Wntry weather continues in the middle northern
Rocky region. the Dakotas. Minnesota,
braska and upper Michigan. the regions the tenn
perature freezing point below. has
fallen In scattered localities. Thundersiorms have oc-
CURED in Alabama Georgia and Tennessee. and light
rains on the New England and Middle Atlantic coasts
Relatively high temperatures prevail in the
the Ohio Valley.
A slow moving depression that is In Eastern
region and snow northern portion Monday snow
or rain viii Pre- aly continue IN the middle Rocky
Mountain region Tuesday will cloudy and
in Eastern districts the probability
the Middle Atlantic New England
perature Middle Mississippi Ohio
Ieys ami rise IN Northeastern districts along
the New England Middle Atlantic will
east; on the Atlantic coast light and variable:
the Gulf coast light the lower lakes east
and on the upper lakes fresh to brisk north.
departing Monday TOT European ports will
light fresh winds and cloudy weather
Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Localites.-For New England
partly cloudy to-day warmer western portion: Tues
day fair eastern. rain in western portion; fresh
winds
For Eastern New York partly cloudy to-day: warmer
in northern and central portions: Tuesday. and
cooler: fresh east winds
Local Official ReCord.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
peraure FOR the last twentyfour comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
KING EDWARD VISITS AMERICAN.

Naples. April 8.-Kng Edward. who is visiting
the Vesuvan villages. to-day stopped at the villa
owned by Harrison Davis. American. with whom
he took tea.
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
Forecast for Special LocaIlties.-For New England.

Highest temperature Yesterday so degrees lowest as
As degrees: for
dae last year degrees for corresponding date
last twenty-five years. IS degrees.
FOrecast.-To-day partly cloudy; TsA&ASS Tc&n
.nd oalaer; fresh wsodA
New-York tribune., 1907-04-29
WHY HE CANNOT WE'D AN AMERICAN.

WHY He CANNOT WE'D AN AMERICAN.
Prince Leopold is very popular among his fell
low officers in the Austrian cavalry and has
red himself with a good deal Of dignity during the
time when the newspapers were full OF the
differences of his parents and OF his mothers
satonal flight after several years OF captivity in
an insane asylum 20 which she had been COM
mitted
1t may be just well TO state that. although
bachelor he is precluded as a prince OF reigning
house from taking 20 himself any American bride
save morganaticaIly. He is restricted in his choice
OF a consort 20 princesses of the reignng houses
OF Europe. and the mediatized formerly
ereIgn families. and cannot marry even the daugh-
ter Of a mere noble matter II the latter be
either prince or duke. This law will be all the
more strictly enforced in his in view of the
rossbillty OF his succession the throne OF Sake
Coburg II he TO wed American girl
dramatically which Is the only way in which
he could marry her. she would be debarTed from
sharing his honors. titles and prerogatives would
have no right inherit anything his personal
property would be virtually barred from court and
would have 10 content herself with some minor
title such as for instance. that Of baroness, which
might be conferred upon her by the reigning Duke
~ Coburg GOtha. just by way OF consolation.
ana which could constitute the only inheritance Of
her children