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New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
HueHEs's "uNvARYINe GOOD SENSE

From the SpringheId Republican.
An unvarying quality OF good sense has so far
marked the public utterances of Governor Hughes
of New York state The latest evidence of this in
teligent reasonableness Is given in connection with
the fact that some of the labor unions have found
fault with the Governor for not appointing labor
to the Public Service Commission. In reply TO
OF these criticisms Governor Hughes says:
In making appointments have selected of those
available men whom l believe to be best qualified
for the respective positions. In this way IL is my
purpose to protect the proper interests OF members
of labor organizations as we'll as those of other
citizens. Recently appointed to the Office of
missioner of labor John Williams who was indOrsed
by many citizens familiar with the needs Of the
department and by numerous labor organizations,
and who. informed. is member and
general president of the United Brotherhood of Car
penters and JoineTS of America / appointed him
because satisfied of his fitness for the place.
The best contribution make TO the welfare of
working Is to secure far possible efficient
and impartial administration OF government This
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
NOT TO SOLICIT TAINTED MONEY"
Branch of Disciples of Christ, Though, Will
Keep Mr.. Rockefeller's $4,000.

Norfolk, Va, Oct 12.-Thomas W. Phillips oil
and gas man and former member OF Congress from
Western Pennsylvania made unsuccessful effort
yesterday TO have the Foreign Christian Missionary
Board of America. a branch of the Disciples of
Christ, return $4,000 given by John d. Rockefeller
the ground that il was tainted money"
The money accepted, with final clause
providing that more Will be solicited from the
same source.
AT the second days session of the International
Missionary Convention of the Disciples of Christ
the Christian Women's Board of Missions reported
a total of $2s1.6 raised for all work during the
year ended September 30 increase of S75OS4 over
the previous year.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
THE GOVERNOR RETURNS.
Silent on Traction Investigation and
Fusion.

Governor Hughes and party. after spending three
days at the jamestown exposition. returned to New
York at O'clock last night. and the Governor went
to Albany the o'clock train on the New
York Central
Asked about the possible appointment OF a spe-
cial criminal prosecutor to take up the investiga-
ton of the Metropolitan Securities Company. the
Governor had nothing to say. When asked what
he thought of the fusion ticket he equally ret
cent 1t will be recalled that Governor Hughes on
Tuesday night. just before leaving for the James
town exposition was asked about the desirability
Of a fusion ticket At that time he would not COM
ment It.
1t was learned authortatively last night that tho
Governor takes the position that the responsible
ties of the governorshp all that he is charged
with at this time and that he is not called to
interfere IN local political situation with the
shaping OF which he has had nothing to do Hav-
ing refused to advise President Parsons OF the Re-
publican County Committee with reference TO the
desirability fusion with the Hearst men. he Will
not say anything either in the way of criticism
or praise of the ticket that has been named This
means that President Parsons and his friends VIII
have to run the campaign without assistance from
tho Governor.
The Governor was interested in reading while at
jamestown Friday a story in New York paper
giving the programme for the dedication OF the
SigeI monument yesterday. The celebration VIII
take place Saturday OF this week.
President schurman Of Cornell and Mrs. schur-
who returned from jamestown with Governor
Hughes. went home 10 Ithaca last night
Il had thoroughly enjoyable time at the ex-
posltion" said the Governor before leaving for Al
bany Everything seemed 70 be at its best The
exposition after many delays in preparation now
is very credtable and well worth the Journey
had the pleasure OF meeting many Virginia people
and was charmed with their hospitality and pa
triotIs The reception given last night at the VIZ
ginia Building by Governor and Mrs Swanson was
an occasion never TO be forgotten The country IN
and around jamestown and Norfolk Is looking "eA
and the people seem TO be having their fun share
OF nrosperty."
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
MISS HELEN GOULD GIVES $4,000.
Will Equip Gymnasium of Rockefeller
Naval Y. M. C. A. in Norfolk

Norfolk. Va oct 12-NIiss Helen Gould has
given $4,000 for the equipment of the gymna-
SUM Of the new S225.OO Rockefeller Naval
Young Mems Christian Association here. The
entire building will be furnished at minimum
of 500 room as memorials to persons named
by the donors. There will be about two hun
iYed Of these memorials.
Miss Gould will arrive here to receive the
sailors of the navy at this station on October
26. after participating in the dedication at St.
Louis of the $250OO0 railroad Young Mems
Christian Association, given as a memorial to
her father, and at Fort Leavenworth of the
building she has given TO the army Young Mems
Christian Association.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
NEW CIRCLE THEATRE.
"Two Islands"

Numerous showrnen have remarked that the
quickest way to get the ''peepuIs money is to make
EN- laugh" Make them either laugh cry"
P. T. Barnum told a frieLd. "and they're with
you" There's nothing in the composition Of Two
Islands draw tears. but there's hearty laugh
from the beginning to the end OF the performance
The laughter here is not provoked by stage tricks
or horseplay but by quiet presentation OF the
humorous side OF persons least suspected of being
funny. 1.-TWO Islands is a second edition Of 4
piece that opened the at this theatre several
weeks ago. Tt was taken of the stage Tor
reasons known to the management II It sue
reeds IN its present form It will be because
of its noffensiveness and II person is tired OF
the prepared humor of the blazed path an hour
with Two Islands might prove an effective anu
dote The leaders in this variety of huTnor are
rarnev Rernard and Charles Rice. They are
assisted by Miss Lillian Doreen and several cho-
ruses. Some of tho songs that appeared to please
were Aren't You the Girl Met at Sherry So m
So Deroure' and whats the Use of Wishing When
II Won't Come True?''
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
WEDDINGS.
rRy Telegraph to Tho Tribuno.I

TRy Telegraph Tho Tribunel
Baltimore Oct 12-The marriage OF Miss caro-
line Mccormick daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs William
G. Mccormick, to Francis Louis Slade, son OF Mrs.
Frrancis H Slade OF New York. took place this
afternoon nj Cloverdale the home OF tho bride. IN
Eutaw Place. Druid Hiu Park The Rev. J. >.
Jones of New York. who married Mr.. and Mrs.
Mccormick. oficiated. assisted by tho Rev. John
Timothy Stone. Miss Eleanor Mccormick was her
sisters maid OF honor. and William Strong S!ade
vas his hrother's best man. The bride given
av-av by her father. a reception followed the
ceremony the guests including members OF the
Mccormick family from Chicago and Washington
Mrs Emmons Blaine. Mr.. and Mrs Anson Phelqs
stokes Mr. and Mrs. William Farquhar, Mr.. and
Ma Tobort Hunter Mrs F. L. Slado Miss Mabel
S,ade and william Slade. Of New York. and MI
and Mrs Thomas Nelson Page and Miss Isabel T.
Hagner Of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
A WEDDING IN LONDON.

london. Oct 12-Captain William H. Clifford.
United states Marine Corps. until recently COM
rnander of the American Legation Guard at Pekng.
was married this afternoon at st. Andrew 8
Church. Westminfter, TO Miss Mabel Moore, daugh-
ter Of George Moore, formerly of Portland Me.
Captain Clifford and his best man. Captain Sgd
ney A Cloman. the American military attache.
were in uniform. After the ceremony there n
reception at the residence OF Joel II. Seaverns.
NJ p London partner o.! the firm OF Henry W.
Peabody & Co. of Boston, whose wife was ii Miss
Brown Of Portland. Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford started
for Naples. where they will embark for the Phil
ippine Islands Captain Clifford having been de-
tailed for duty at Cavite.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
RIP VAN WINKLEo TO ADORN school
Decorations Selected for New Washington
Irving Building

President MCGOWAN of the Board OF Aldermen.
c. B. ]. Snyder Superintendent OF Buildings of the
Board of Education and architect Of the board and
William McAndrew. principal OF the Washington
Irving High School. have decided the principal
decorations for the high school building TO be
erected at Irving Place and 18th street. They have
been looking over the old Irving home. Sunnyside.
at Irvngton- e-Hudson, with Alexander Irving
Duer nephew of the author. He showed them all
the relics of the writer in and about the home In
cluding numerous portraits of Irving.
one of these will be selected for the centrepiece
of the decorations Of the interior of the school
Leading up 70 that will be a freze OF scenes from
rip Van Wrinkle" The freze will start in the
foyer and be continued to the portrait There Will
he also a replica of the only bust of Irving made
from life. The coat-of arms of the writer will also
be reproduced for display in some part OF the
building.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13


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ARKLAY-sudde1Iv- A. he

ARKLAT-suddsniy. az her sisters residence. No. 12x
Commonwealth ave. Boston. Mass. Saturday. OctO
esq, OF Boston and daughter of William Parker.
Funeral services at Trinity Church. Boston. Tues+
day October 15
AyERY-suddenly. at Hoosae School. Eoosac " Y. On
vices All saints Chapel Hoosac school. on Thurs-
day, October 10. Interment Graceland Cemetery.
Chicago. Ill, on Saturday. October IL. at $50
DE FOREST-At Summit. J.. October H. 1907. VIII
lam H de Forest. tr- Funeral services at Calvary
rival Of I2.l5 N n rrai1 from New york VIA IacI<a-
wanna Railroad InterIrlent private
FNNINIAN-On October H. 1901 John Gelien Fennnnan.
beloved son Of John R and Gertrude G. Fennrnan-
aged days. Funeral services private Sunday az No.
l12 Prospect Park West, Brooklyn
GIESE ELER-Ertered into rest October II. 1907.
Itdgewood, y J.. Helen Julia beloved daughter Ot
her IL 1897 z D m from Circenv-ood CeInetery main
entrance Relatives and friends invited
HARRINGTON-October IL 1901. his home. Cornelius
Harrington. beloved husband OF Catherine Harrington
Relatives friends invited attend funeral Mon
day. october IA. at p m, from No l65 Sterling
Place. Brooklyn
HoLT-On October 10. Sarah Dawson Holt. widow oe
Thomas J. Holt at her residence. No 33T 18th ST..
Brooklyn. Funeral services be held Sunday
afternoon o'clock Internent in Greenwood Mon<
day, 10 a m
Of No. 691 Decatur st. Brooklyn beloved husband OF
Emily " Iaramee FlIne services be held his
Sunday evening. clock Relatives and
friends invited To attend
IOCKWOOD-SudGenly at NorwaIk Conn. October u.
1907. Frederick John lockwood. in his sSd year.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
MAC NAUGHTON-October IL 1907. Duncan ]. Mac
Naughton. long Illness his home. No 145O
o'clock
WANDER POEL-At Albany. October II. 1907. Susan
Foster widow Of Isaac Wander Peel IN Jhe 1SJ1 year
Monday. October IA at p m
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
SPEAKER CANNON KICKS FOOTBALL.
Despite His Age, He Proves Activity IN
Opening Illinois College Game.

CiaIesburg H. oct. 12.-SpeaiSer Cannon began
his football career here yesterday. and by the Wig
orous boost" he gave tho pisskin he showed he
was not superannuated, despite his seventy-two
years.
His licl, Of twenty-five yards opened the annual
game OF Lombard and Carthage colleges lie was
escorted to the field introduced 10 the players and
Informed that his duty was to kick the ball near
the goal posts possible.
That's easy" was the response. Let mo have
ono trial first" He took hitch IN his trousers and
bootod the ball seventy feet Then he tried again
ord d,d better. and the game began, Lombard win
ming by a score of 40 to o.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
R,sHop OF LONDON AT YALE.

New Haven, oct PA visitor to Yale this after
noon was the Right Rev. A T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Lord Bishop Of London, who came TO New Haven
as the guest of Phelps Stokes, jr. secretary.
and who tomorrow will preach in Woolsey Hall.
The bishop this afternoon witnessed the Yale
t5oly Cross football game and played a set or two
of tennis. and tonight was entertained by MI
stokes Mr. McCIung and other Yale men.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
SECRET OF ENGLArD's GREATNESS.
Real Occasion When Queen Said It Was the
Bible.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: A slip Of the pen the part Of your
respondent at Richmond, printed in your paper Of
to-day gives me the opportunity of calling atten-
ton TO interesting incident. worthy of repro
duction. Your correspondent writes that the Queen
Mother sent message TO the King of England
many years ago. thus: Tell the prince that this
the Bible is the secret Of England's greatness" ="
There being King of England between the year
1881. when William " died. and 1901 when Ed
ward VII began his reign, it is evident that we
must look outside of England for the potentate to
whom the message sent I find the required
information in extract from an English paper
pasted more than forty years ago IN a small copy
of Millions poems. which I carried for three years
IN a saddlebag during the wal for the preservation
Of the Union. gladly place this extract at your
disposal. HENRY NJ CALVERT.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
ARREST FOR cIMABuE THEFT.

Hartford. Conn. Oct. Paul Vreeswyk whs
says he a former officer OF Queen Wilhel-
mina's body guard, is under arrest here. charged
with stealing the portrait of The Madonna by
Cimabue from the home of Mrs. Elina VI. Wright
in Allen Place. Vreeswyk. IL was charged. tried
10 sell the painting for so. He pleaded guilty and
was held under 1850 for the Superior Court
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
GROWTH OF scHUYLKILL SEMINARY.

Milwaukee Oct. 12--Educational men spoke at
to-day's session of the General Evangelical Con-
ference the needs of their Institutions Professor
F. W. Teel. principal of the Schuylkn Seminary.
Reading. Penn. told of the growth of his institu-
ton IN six years from practically nothing 10
school with 1l5 students. An endowment fund of
$500 has just been raised.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
rRr Telegraph to Tho Tribune. ]

Boston, Oct 12-MIss Elsie Bacon daughter Of
Mrs w g. Bacon and niece Of Robert Bacon.
Assistant Secretary of State, was married to-day
10 Joseph Swain Lowering a prominent club mem
her and Harvard graduate. The Rev. Sumner U.
Sherman rector of St Johns Church. Jamaica
Plain performed the ceremony, while Robert Bacon
gave away the bride. Miss Emily Bacon and Miss
AIe,d Schenck attended the bride. Richard Sears
IoverinR was best man.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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Is my constant aim, and to attain it appoint ths
best men can get and men who believe win serve
the people faithfully and VIII be just TO all In
terestS."
This is, OF course. the only proper standard for
an executive to set up and follow and every person
of good sense should be satisfied with the doctrine
and the eXplanatiOn.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AsTOR-Baron Won Koppen, Germany BRES-
LIMA II. Beatty Boston. GRAND-K. d. Good
year. Columbus. Ohio; IMPERIAIz-J; II. Cottrall.
BERWICK Ga MANHATTAN-H p. Clements
Chicago. PLAzA-Charles T. Crocker San Fran
CISCO ST. REGIS-General Nishi, Japan WAL
observation-disclosures ]. S. Hill, Maine
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
TO SPEAK AT HOWARD UNIVERSITY.

@agnfngIori Oct. l2.-Prcsident Roosevelt, Sec
fetaEy sGarae!d and Mr. Brown, Commissioner OF
Education hava accepted invitations deliver
..sidresses Howard University. I'm this city, on
.sotefaber 10 in connection Uih tie forti~ti en-
l,fcIaafy OF the Founding of that institution ;-sd
zs.s sss installation OF its new president, the Roy
nlloos atterson IhiTkietd Howard University Is
MANLY devoted TO the education OF iasHToes.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

You may think row you have no interest in
this election. nut before the campaign IS over
You will regret e, If you have not placed your
sef IN position 20 vote oy registering. Regis
tsr to- morrow Last chanceI
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
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Brooklyn Oct 6 1907
QUEEN vIcToRIA ANp rHE R1R1.r

It noble and beautiful answer of our
Queen, the monarch Of free people Teignug
more by love than law, because seeking TO reign
In the fear Of God; 1t noble answer she
save TO an African prince who sent embassage
with costly presents and asked her in return, to
tell him the secret of Englands glory and our
beloved Queen sent him. not the number OF her
fleets not the number Of her armies. not the nc
count OF her bOUndless merchandise, the de-
tails of her inexhausble wealth. She did not like
Hezekiah in evil hour. show the ambassador
her diamonds and her jewels and her rich orna-
ments, but, handing him beautifully bound copy
OF the Bible she said: Tell the prince this
IS the secret OF England's greatness. English
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

THE PHILADELPHIA.
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Braw-
ley.
Miss Elizabeth r. Dinsmore,
Mrs. Helen i. Hodge.
THE AMEIIIKA,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald Bar
clay.
General and Mrs. A. Z.
Booth.
James Gordon Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence II.
Mackay.
Mrs. ] Pierpont Morgan.
LA TOURAINE,
Mrs. 7. F. Brewster.
Marquis Ant. de Charette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eldridge r.
Johnson.
THE MAIN, !
Wilhelm Brandt.
Miss Selma George.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
MISS ADA REHAN RETURNS.

Miss Ada Rehan returned yesterday the
American liner Philadelphia, TO remain in New
York for the winter, She has been spending the
summer In the North of England. She has as yet
made no definite engagements for the winter
season.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

You may think now you have interest in
this election, but before the campaign is over
you will regret it, II you have not placed your
self in position to vote BY registering. Resis-
ter Tomorrow! Last chance!
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL co. 241-9 West 2sd Sc
ChaPels. Private and public arbuances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt, the worldwide known under
taker. only place OF business. Sth and 10Th
largest the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Plan your business tomorrow so you can
reaister-if you have not already done So 1t
will be your last chance. If you are not on the
registration books by 10 p. m. tomorrow nIsht
vou cannot vote Reaister to morrow!
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

FORBES-CLAUDET-On Saturday. October u. 1907 "a
the Church OF the Blessed Sacrament New Rochelle.
by the Rev Thomas P Mclaughlin. assisted BY the
Rev James T. Hughes. Jeanne Agatha Thomassine
Marie, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Claudst.
Robert Lucas Forbes
October s. by the Rev. Arthur Newman. Margaret.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles J. Mills BENJAMIN
p Merrick OF Grand Rapids Mich
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who arrived from abroad


FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
! Mrs. w. VI. Low.
Miss Ada Rehan.
Mrs. John NJ. Shaw
FROM HAMBURG.
Miss A. Morgan.
Marquis de Finar del Rio.
The Right Rev. Mackay
Smith. Bishop Coadtutor
of Pennsylvania.
Ex-Maycr Robert A. Van
Wyck,
Mrs. Van Wyck.
FROM HAVRE.
Astor knight.
ep v ssslunoO puu Iuno0
Riva BeTre.
ROM BREMEN.
Or. Charles Jacobs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mllea
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue troeys
nd carriage S125 Telephone 4555
Gramercy for Book o Views representative.
Oface 90 East 23d ST. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
Religious Notices.

All ANGELS CHURCH WEST END AVE & slST ST
Rev. 5. DE- LANCEY TOWNSEND d. D.. Rector.
Holy Communion. a. N. Morning Prayer sermon By
the Rector, II a m. Choral Evensons. p m
STRANGERS WELCOME.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13

Hiehest temperaru9e yesterday degrees; lowest 4s
average E3 average corresponding date year
.st thrty-three 81
Local Eorecast--Fai- to-day and somewhat COLDER
Monday. fair. light west TO northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
rpv -,,ovraph 70 ITO Tribune.

Pittsburg oct. l2.-Aliss Carolyn BurroH Hun
daughter Of Congressman and Mrs George r..
HUI Of CreensburR. Penn, and Murry ADDISON
Cobb OF Washington, were married at noon TO-
dav IN Christ Episcopal Church. Greensburg. nv
tho rector the Rev. Hobart II. Barber The bride
was given away by her father. Miss George"a
West OF Edgewood bridesmaid. Tho best
man was Anthony Addison, Of washington an
,,,,c1e of the bridegroom Many guests from
washington Philadelphia and other Eastern cities
were present After an extended honeymoon trip
Mr.. ana Mrs cobb will make thoir home in Wash
ington.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-13
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