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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official and Observation-Disclosures Jan. O.
The Western moved north 10 northeasIward
Tuesday night TO moderately
decreased energy. the weather has cleared the
slope region extreme West the North
States 1t remains cloudy from the Mississippi
Missouri valleys eastward with general rain
the great central valleys and the upper
lake region, with high temperatures.
In Northwest and extreme West the temperatures
are low ranging from to 40 degrees below the
sonal At Havre. Montana. the temperature
p. m. 26 degrees below
There will be rain Thursday I'm New England
and the lake region and upper Mississippi Valley and
rain in the Ohio Valley, the MGde South Atlantic and
East Gulf States and snow In the North Pacific states
rain the coast Ia the Northwest the Central
West and the Southwest the weather will be generally
fair Thursday and Friday
The winds along he New England coast will be fresh
northeast 10 east: Middle Atlantic coast and
lantlc coast light 10 fresh east east Gulf light
southeast 10 south; Gulf
shifting and northwest; Lake Michigan
southeast south. shifting northwest Thursday
night.
Steamers departing Thursday European ports will
fresh northeast winds and partly cloudy
the Grand Banks.
over the eastern portion OF the weather
will probably clear Friday. 1t Will continue
in the Northwest and extreme Central West followed
upper Mississippi and lover Ohio valleys ard
per lae region colder Friday in the lake region the
z the South
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
M'CREA HEADS P. R. R.
Former Vice-PreSident Elected to
Succeed Il. J. CaSsQtt.

Philadelphia, Jan. flames McCrea, of Pitts
burg. first vice-president of the Pennsylvania
lines west of Pittsburg, was elected to-day
president of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany by the directors of the latter corporation,
to succeed the late A. ]. Cassatt.
After the meeting of the board Of directors
President McCrea issued the following state
mcnt
The policy of the Pennsylvania Railroad does
not depend upon any one man. 1t continues
unchanged from year to year 1t Will be my
purpose 10 promote. best l can, the same
progressive development which was conducted
SO ably under President Cassatt and the presi-
dents who preceded him.
The meeting of the board was for the sole
purpose of electing a successor to Mr.. Cassatt.
Mr. McCrea had been selected TO fill the va
cancy at an Informal meeting of all the direc-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
JOSEPH X. M'CAMMON.

Washington Jan 2-Joseph X. McCammon, for
marIv of Philadelphia. Assistant Attorney
General of the United States. United States Com
missioner of Railroads during President Hayes
administration and prominent as a lawyer IN this
citv died at his home here tonight from heart
disease He was siXty-one years old. He was at
one time president OF the Princeton Alumni Asso-
alton president of the Cosmos club and treasurer
of the. Metropolitan Club. of this city. being one
of the original governors of both of those fnstitu-
tiops He was a former vice-presdent of the Chevy
erase club Mr.. McCammon leaves three children.
oil of
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NEW PERSIAN CONSTITUTION.
Greater Rights Granted to National Assem-.
bly-Composition of Senate.

Teheran, jan 2.-The revised constitution
which accepted by the National Assembly
yesterday gives the Assembly control Of all
financial matters, including local and foreign
loans and commercial treaties, and the forma-
tion of companies at home or abroad for the
construction of railroads and other public
works, but matters pertaining TO the admin
stration of the provinces may be discussed only
by the Assembly The Assembly can be dissolved
only with the consent of the ministers and two
thirds OF the Senate. The Senate is composed OF
thirty elected and thirty appointed members.
The condition of the Shah is unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
GOVERNOR TO BE GUEST AT DINNER

Governor Hughes Will be the guest of honor
January % at dinner at the Wadorf-Astoria, at
which national movement for the saving of
life and limb of American workmen will be started
The movement is indorsed by President Roosevelt
Governor Hughes, eX-Presdent Cleveland Morris
X. Jesup and other prominent 1t is proposed
to form museum of security, the object of which
will be TO promote the of safety appliances of
all kinds I'm the industries in this country.
The dinner. in measure, will be introduction
to the First International Exposition of Safety
Devices and Industrial Hygiene. which will be held
the Museum OF Natural History from January %
~
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY

Monthly meeting Of Chamber Of Commerce No 81
Liberty street. 1920 IN.
Frank r. Church for Crimes meet
ing Of New York legislative League Waldorf Astoria
p.
stereoptcon entertainment by Burr Mcintosh
on With Secretary Taft in the Orient Murray Hi
Lyceum. evening
Mass meeting Of Committee Of in protes.
against the dismissal OF Brownsville troops Cooper
Union. p.
Lecture by the Rev. Or. J. on Hold
hem, at the Jewish THEOLOGICAL Seminary ~
!ca. No. 53l West 1891 street. $40 p
Edward Howard GrigRs Moral Leaders Erasmus
To TostOy: Erasmus" League Political Educa-
tton Berkeley Theatre, No. 10 street 6 30
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CALEB 4. WHSLE.

Nyack. n. Y, Jan. Caleb H Whsle died IN
the Englewood Hospital Tuesday night. He was
eighty years old and of the oldest resi-
dents Of Piermont. He oldtime ship builder
along the Hudson River He built many large
docks in various parts of the country. For many
years Mr. Wllse was superintendent of dock build
ing for Eugene White. Of New York. He
charter member of Piermont Lodge No. So, / o.
O. F. and was a member OF the order SiXty-siX
years ana. il is said that he was the oldest Odd
Fellow. In point OF continuous membership, In the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
AMBASSADOR WHITEAT oUIRINAL

Rome, Jan king Victor Emmanuel gave spe-
cial audience at noon 10 the American Ambassador
Mr. White. who returned here last night from his
visit TO the United States. The King congratulated
him on his promotion the Paris Embassy but
regretted that he would longer have the pleasure
which he derived from the Ambassadors presence
here.
At the New Years reception Of the diplomatic
corps tonight by the King and Queen. Queen
Helena talked with Mrs. White. and said she
GREETED her approaching departure
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE w1n
republished The Tri-weekiy Tribune without extra
charge.
Berg Albert W. King. Robert ~
cSTnsf. cSassf.n wiiIiamr Murray. Mary B
Courier. James Parker Elisabeth W.
Srsss AaTEiss B RiRs Ida u H,,s--r.z
Ts-seck Henry Sears. NJ Josephine d.
Hitchcock Harriet Z. spaldns cnfant
Hoyt. Albert Thompson Aarsaie'
sERsb5t W. q the late DIT Erans and an " Xrs..i. &
denes No sss Vest @esh n his SD year Esas5ai
on Friday. January O'Clock Informant at con-
vsnisnce OF family
BopsTEINon January =, No io5 .sr East SsH street s
Julia Northan Bcdstsin Funeral at Grcee Cnsn'ry::
io;so 5SsSsaH " M and iO'' street. ln''''A' ''A1''
coRNELI~sudaenly January 4. at Msnaronscx
held at Mss% his ais TesSGs orsnas Po o
Central Depot
KANE LODGE NO 454 F. & A M.-Brethren. You
are invited attend funeral services Of our late srSsssr %
Momaronsck THURSDAY afternoon upon arrival OF the
HENRY W. PENOYAR, Secretary
Al his late residence TuekahOe Road TOnksFs on Fri
arriving Bronxvirs 2:24-
cRIss-suddeny. at her residence. No 1ss RaFk ave.
Burns criss daughter Of the late Michasl and Mary
West Orange. Friday. January 4. at o'clock p m
York. 1907 OF pneumonia Aaelaids. wife
Church OF the Puritans fSOth St and 9Th ave.
Thursday. January 3. at II a. m.
HARsECK-At Atlantic City. y. J.. Tuesday evening.
January 1907 in presence OF his wife ana SON Henry
Harbsc Funeral services At his late Fesidsncs South
n Burial at convenience of family
HTTCHCoCK-At South Orange n J., January I. 1907.
Harriet Lucreta Hitchcock. formerly Of Morrstsvn.
". ]. Funeral services win be held at St Peters
Church. Morristown N J.. Thursday. January 3. at
345 p.
HCYT-At Katonah. y. Y. Tuesday. january 1907:
oSt RIafSers ior Ptye - ys sce % he 81 h-Is @ from hs
late residence Friday. IL o'clock
IIIN1on ING Tuesday afternoon; January 1907 at his
Funeral private Interment at Albany, n. Y. 1t Is
kindly requested that flowers be sent.
MILLERon Third tay First OF First Month 1907. Mary
services at her late residence No. Al Van BuFen
O'clock
MURRAY-At Little Falls. n. j.. Tuesday January 1.
1907 Mary b. Murray Funeral Saturday. January s.
1907. at p. m
No SIS Broad St. Newsrk T. j. ElissSeh woieoSs
wife OF Cortland Parker Funeral services az Trinity
RING-At her residence No. 21e Penn street Brooklyn
January /. Ida MAILER. wife welding Ring Fu-
neral services at residence Friday evening. January
at o'clock.
RoBERTsoN-At her homs Bedford. y. Y. January 2.
1907 Catherine Holmes Robertson Funeral services
Z AZ n, " fsrrsSs. vii rs N On vsitIng =; Ps5forg
station for train leaving Grand Central Station 11o
SEARS-At her residence. Stony Point on Wednesday,
January = 1907, NJ Josephine psnnston. wife OF the
late Samuel w sears In & The 7eth year OF her age
sPAIDINe-January q at No 419 West 1A5th st. intan.
daughter OF Gwendoen and Alfred NJ spalding. NJ D.
TIIoMPsoN-oIn Decsmber 81 1905. Margaret ~
wi1ow wa OF JosSpn n dhoapsIn S9,
West 6sth street. on Thursday January g. at 10
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FATHER OF THREE JOCKEYS DEAD.
Thomas Flynn, Well Known .Turfman, Dies
at Jersey City from Operation.

Thomas F'vnn who was well known years ago
on the turf died Tuesday at st. Francis Hospital.
Jersey CITY Death was caused from dropsy fol-
lowing an operation. He was sixty years old and
was the father of three boys. who became Jockeys
..Tommy" and Joe" were considered the star
t,o1,a,,s in the old Guttenburg days. The former
Tode for Jimmy Mccormick. He was killed at
the Brighton Beach racetrack about eight years
90 T6omas FIvnn. a brother-tn-law of the
iafe Joseph Donahue. who was also we'll known
horsemen
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
NAY TRANSFER NINE CHURCHES.

movement is on foot to cause tae transfer
OF nine churches from the Presbytery Of Nacsau
70 the Presbytery # Brooklyn. All Of the churches
are in the Borough Of Queens, which is a part or
the PresbyteTy Of Nassau. Tie nine churches are
Tie First Presbyterian Church, Of Jamaica; the
German Presbyterian Church. IF Jamaica: the
'sewtoVn Presbyterian Church, :he Eavenswood
Fresbyselfan Church. the Astoria Presbyterian
Ehurci., the spr1pslcld PRESBYTERIAN Church. tie
;. .tat-at9ne Presbyterian Clbrch and tie tor
foekaway Freebyterian Church The last FAMED
.ll ~ ls III ~ att1n3ed by Mrs. Russell SAGE Some
p9Sysl-la n 10 tie I.oyemsEt is expected
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w. 7. CORNELL.

w II Cornell. former president of the Equitable
Trust Company and for many years cashier OF the
Lincoln National Bank. died suddenly at his home
at Orienta Point. Mamaroneck yesterday from
heart disease. Mr. Cornell about sixty years
old He resigned as head of the trust company
several months ago on account OF i'll health. He
was distantIy related to Ex-Governor Cornell Mr.
Cornell leaves wife. who Miss Cynthia V.
Rushmore daughter Of the late Thomas Rushmore
For several years Mrs. Cornell was president or
tba VasSar
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
ESTATE OF MR. cAssATT.

Philadelphia. Jan. 2-Counsel for the estate OF
a j. Cassats issued statement late to-day 70 the
effect that Mr. Cassatt by his will left his entire
estate 10 Mrs. Cassatt and in equal shares. 10 his
children The children Captain Edward B.
Sassatt. Robert X. Cassatt and Mrs w. Plunket
3I SISwart Mrs Cassatt, the three children and the
Fldelty Trust Company, of Philadelphia, ap-
pointed executors of the will. No inti;nation is
given as TO the value Of the estate.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
BElDEN ESTATE FOR YALE.

Belden of New York City, the life interest in the
residuary estate Of DR.. Belden has just expired
Yale University VIII receive the estate. consisting
largely of realty in New York City valued at bout
$4,000. DR.. Belden Yale Of the class
pF'
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one the impression Of strength, and this is con-
nrnled when he speaks. He talks without circum-
Ioeuuon and directly to the point.
Mr. McCrea's home is in Pittsburg. where he Is
member Of the Duquesne and Country clubs. His
chief amusements billiards and golfng: IT Is
expected that he will remove to Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Word was received here yesterday OF the mar
riage IN Panama OF Miss Georgia Squires, daughter
OF Herbert C. squires and Harold Cutler Whit
man, Of Clarence Whitman. The ceremony
performed by the Bishop of Panama. Mr.
Wbitman's father is head OF the firm Of Clarence
Whitman & Co, with offices at No. "a Leonard
street and is a director OF the Credit Clearing
House, president and director OF the Merchants
Association, a director OF the Pantasote Lea her
Company and trustee Of the United States Savings
BANK
The approaching wedding is announced CT j.
Charles Turner, English journalist and musician,
and Miss Florence w. ". Sargent. the daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Alfred Sargent. who are well
known on Staten Island. The wedding will take
place on Saturday. January u. at ST. Johns Church
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ss,eAD,ER GENERAL GEORGE BELL.

Washington Jan. 2.-Brigadier General george
Reu L. s A. retired. died at his residence In this
cit, to-day He was a native of Maryland, and
was graduated from the Military Academy in July.
IS5s He was breveted -four times for gallant con-
due. during the Civil War.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
SAILORS ON COAL BOATS STRIKE.

Pittsburg Jan 2-The mates, deckhands and
hrernen employed by the various coal companies
operating boats in the Pittsburg harbor struck to-
day for an increace ii wages. averaging about l3
per Tie strike affects several hundred men
and every coal company in the Pttsburg district
New-York tribune., 1907-01-03
MRS JANE A. HORTON BARRETT.

Catslsiu \. Y. Jan. Mrs Jane A horton Bar
rett widow of s r Barrett and Il cousin Of William
II steward at one time Secretary of State. died at
the home of her sister. Mrs J. h. German. here TO-
day Mrs. Barrett long made her nome IN foush-
kCCpSie.
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highest temperature YESTERDAY a deErees iowest:
s,srsce 40: for corresponding dt-. i.t5-
3s azt averago for corresponding date last twenty
ne i Ecreeas-Io-day rain; Friday clearing and
oiSer. fresh northeast to sass WIGS
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tBy Telegraph TO The Trfhune.I
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vFITMAN-sQUIERs-A Panama. January 2. 1907 by
the Bishop of Panama, Harold Cutler Whitman. son OF
MT and Clarence Whitman. cf New York. 70
Georgia Sauiers daughter OF the Hon Herbert G.
Seuiers.
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-02
Death OF B. ID. Hellams.

Berryman David Hellams died at
Fountain Inn on september 25, 1907.
He was born August 6, 1898, in
Laurens county. He lived in WAL
halla several years and left here about
two years ago., when he moved to
Fountain Inn. In early life he mar
ried Miss Mary Hawkins. She died
several years ago. He is survived by
Berry d. Hellams, of Walhalla, and
one other son, Richard Allen, and one
daughter, Mrs. Lizzie HILL He was a
Confederate veteran, having served
four years during the war as brave
soldier. He was member or Orr's
famous regiment, and was in me iy
hard-fought battles. He was m sm-
ber of the Baptist church, anG his
body was buried at Ebenezer BAPTIST
church, in Greenville county, Oh :Sst
His children have the
sympathy of many friends.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-02
Meeting County Farmers Union.

Westminster, September 3O.-Spe-
cial: The Oconee County Farmers
Union is called to meet at Richland
on Friday, October the 11th, ati1e.30
a. m. A full delegation from each
local union is requested. The dues
for the year beginning October 1st
are $1.23 per year, 80 cents per quar-
ter, divided as follows: Five cents for
local, 10 cents for county, 15 cents
for State, 2 cents for national.
Each local union is required to nay
dues In advance, and remit same be-
fore the password is received. The
local secretaries are advised to write
to the StateN Secretary, Greenville,
s. c., for quarterly report blanks and
other information.
;,.,., j: B, Harris, President.
A. N. Prichard, Sec-Treas. t'
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-02
Meeting Bounty Land Farmers Union

Bounty Land Union will meet at
the Academy on Saturday, October
6th, 1907, at one o'clock P. NJ. All
the brethren are requested to be pres
ent, as there is, some business of i'm
portance to be transacted. Election
of delegates to the county meeting
Will be heldv and it is the day to
pay annual dues. Remember, If you
fail to pay your name will be dropped
from the rol and you will be reported
on the delinquent list. Don't fail to
come and payEup, and remain men,
bcr In good standing
J. B. Pickett, President.
A.. II. Ellison, Secretary.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1907-10-02
"A NEW PREsBYTERY.
To the Sessions Of the Presbyterian
Churches in Oconee County.

Dear Brethren: tits probable that
the Synod that 10 TO meet in Andar-
son city on the 29th instant, and days
following, will set off the Churches in
anderson Pickens and Oconee conn,
ties to form new Presbytery, and IL
SO, 1t VIII be the duty of the Presby-
terry, when formed; to select name
for itself, Already three names have
been mentioned, toawit: Keowee,
Piedmont and Seneca. 1t viii be
well for every session to be repre-
sented in the new Presbytery, which
likely Will be held In Anderson tie
time of Synod's meeting, SO that the
name be selected shall be the choice
of the majority of the whole body,
and not merely Of a few members
who may chance to be present,
Let every session then see to It
that an elder be sent to Synod, who
shall also be a representative in the
new Presbytery. Please do not neg
lect SO important matter. y
One Who is Interested.
October 1, 1907.