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New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
TIE ELoPEmENT OF 4 PRINCESS.

V5er-. Nav z5-The Austrian prncess whose
e--a--e-. tzs osJsed sensation IL Vienna is said
tee 10 be Princess Arelle Louise, sister Of Prince
ELa..e-Egon Won E7Grstenberg, head Of the hofiss-
hof hrznch OF the Furstenberg family 1t Is re-
ported mat she -zu away with the local agent OF
automobile company. named hoziaf' me pO-
IL. 80 .-,a-s 20 md The fusitiyes The princess
ia -e=-----fot1- --ears oId. The family has large
-o-=t-,s ia Bohemia and residence in Vienna
Ezrztar formerly was cavalry lieutenant IN the
Austrian army. The couple met al CARLSBAD IN
t1e spring Of ls The princess mas large loi tune
=, -. - ..gp- and as she has attained her
ra,o--,- re FAMILY cannot prevent the marriage
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
4 W4RNING TO FRANCE.
German Diplomat Insists on Nam
tenance of Frankfort Treaty.

Berlin Nav 2s-Baron Won Holstein, who was
Tor many years director Of the division OF higher
politics OF the Foreign Office. and since his re-
1t-er7enr II 1906. has continued 70 exercise inhu-
erce IN the foreign policy OF Germany. discusses
F-aaco-Cze-r7lan relations il interview in the
'.<ord Deutsche Zeitung' to-day. II was prob
shlv fsgued with the approval Of the Foreign Office
Referring 70 the efforts Of private persons TO bring
about Franco-German understanding, the baron
says:
consider the time viii come when the hatred Of
the two nations VIII diminish. because Il causes
useless expenditures. shOUlC regard such efforts
entirely iroffens-ye Il il were not for the occa-
sionai cropping Up IN ne FPeren e. Press t-s ~ % Of
disposition which eventually VIII lead TO a reVlsLQh
Of the Treaty of Frankfort This current OF Jhoughl
could only bring disbursement ana Co.se ni.
C1,eu- -ec-udescence OF bitterness an sure that
Se--7a-v as nation would reject with the utmost
energy the idea Of such revision. II ~oIld De
n afectatIon dismiss The possibility OF the eK-
iere-ce OF g certain class in Germany which would
welcome changes the treaty as one oL tle most
ee7cacious methods 70 bring about the decomposl-
Of the empire. Yet ~ overwhelming LlaJoLlAA
or Germans are prepared 10 defend the terms Of
the Fra nkfo-T Treaty, and IN similar manner IAe5
an -f1aF1e II give Emperor Williams views
- -Lfc subject but believe myself in position
state that his majesty Is IN perfect accord WIN
-7e majority Of his subjects IL maintaining ne
Integrity Of his grandfather's work Il Is LOT
the benefit OF both nations that Tlsundei s4i.G-
ing on this subject should be avoided ! llli1FHH
ia peace Of the presenr day has splendIq
.z-Ce Of continuing. me inner Wol olh-lS9 IN
social politics not only Of Europe but OF the CIV
5rrze7 world are so complicated and so many IN
e5-~res and counter Influences would De set al
----l- n case o3 n-ar that nobody foresee the
6rve -oprT7errs which European war WouIo ma
rfr-ore s-F elsewhere. It impossible 10 cal
r1-5Cr r unknown. such famine. revolution and
-re temptations 10 those who look upon the con
-.e governments and It IS beginning 10 be recog-
--zed BY the peoples
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
DENIES HE MARRIED NINE. GOULD.

AS f result of story published in The New
York American" that Nine. Anna Gould and Prince
Helie de Sagan were married at Hohoken by w. c.
Budenbender, Justice of the Peace, April 10.
complaint was made yesterday against the justice
10 the Board OF Health for failure file certifi-
OF the marriage with the board within thirty
days after the performance Of the ceremony. Bu-
denbender told the summons server he had per
formed the marriage
The American last night made public copies
OF afidavits Of three Of its reporters, or whom
says Budenbender told him he had performed the
marriage, the others telling OF conversations with
the Justice tending confirm this
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
M'CALL PLACE SOLD BY SHERIFF.

Long Branch " J.. May . fSpectaD.-Whfte
Park the country home built by the late John A
Mccall Of the New York Life Insurance Company
was bought this afternoon by Myron H Open
helm. OF New York. at sherfT's sale for sos. 900
above the 100000 claim OF the Metropolitan Life In
surance Company
The life insurance company fOreClOsed but the
sale was held up by restraining order got by
Mr.. Oppenhefm. p. Sanford Ross and others. who
held a second mortgage against the property. The
order was vacated last week, when it
ported that Abraham White. the present occupant
of the premises. had made arrangements TO settle
both claims
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
FAIIIERES WELCOMED
REPLY TO KINGS TOAST.
Harm Greeting to the French
President in England.

~ MAY r-Tbe King and Queen Of Eng
- entertained President Falheres tonight at a
Scr al the palace. The dining hall was beauti-
- amounted the Windsor gold plate and can
sa-.b-a being used. The dinner service green
ay-as and the floral decorations throughout were
"a Prince roses. The guests included many
ae-s ministers and former ministers.
President Failferes. replying King Edwards
-osst EXPRESSED the great pleasure which the visit
afforded him. confirming as 1t did the cordial rela-
-to-s existing between the two countries In be
bsIf Of the French nation he drank 70 the pros
,,e-4t. of Great Britain and the development OF
-ris ausplcioas friendship.
King Edward. the Prince OF Wales and other
members Of the royal family: Sir Edward Grey the
Foreign Secretary; Premier AsQuith and Mr. Glad
stone the Home Secretary welcomed NJ Falheres
when he arrived at the Victoria Station this after
noon The station. which closed 10 the gen
eral public. had been converted by florists into
huge conservatory As the special train. bringing
N Failieres and the members OF his party from
Dover entered the station the King, the Prince OF
Wales and all the army officers present stood at
salute. His majesty the Arst to greet the
French President. welcoming him like an old friend
After the usual introductions and the inspection
Of the guard Of honor, procession Of state car
riages with postillions, was formed and went TO
York House, that part OF St Jauess Palace wneTe
N FaIIieres VIII reside during his stay in London
The King. NJ Fanieres the Prince Of Wales and
the Duke Of Connaught occupied the first carriage
The streets through which the procession passed
were effectively decorated, and there was great
display Of troops. Great crowds gave the Presi-
dent Of France hearty welcome as he could
have wished
Dover. May 25-The French cruiser Leon Gam
beta with President Fallieres and the members
Of his party hoard, arrived here from Boulogne
soon after O'Clock this afternoon. The President
received an enthusiastic naval welcome from the
assembled British ships Of war under the com
-nand Of Lord Charles Beresford-
The fifty British warships were dressed with
bunting and their crews cheered Justify as the
Leon Carnbetra steamed between the lines A de-
st-oyer division left the harboT early in the morn
ing and conveyed the French guests into English
waters
As soon as the Leon C1anbetta had come TO an
rhor Lord Charles Beresford and the other Brit
ssh adnirals and captains boarded the French
cruiser and We're presented 70 President Falleres'
VINO expressed 10 Lord Charles his admiration
Al TIE naval spectacle. After this exchange OF
greetings President Fallieres was escorted TO me
shore. and landing he was welcomed by Prince
Arthur Of Connausht behalf Of King Edward
The Mayor and the Corporation Of Dover presented
70 him al address Of welcome. The PRESIDENTS
Marty drove to the railroad station and took tram
for London. The streets between the waterfront
and the station decorated with hass ana
s-rearners and lined with troops.
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Died.

oopp-.s East orang- y On Nondag; Way . s.. 1873
Masthss MAJ ia sa P2a RON n n. ms s sn ..s- No so No
Grove st: on THURSDAY May 2sts 2 az 20 30. P -1r. m
DRIscoLL-on sunday May lsos T,2shg 2Ttses,s p.
aged 20 years Relatives and friends of ae family are
Ilce" rssIss1ce No sss eissson avenue Brookiyn
0,i. Wsenesaay a. &, Mfy e a. sarc ~ K ana ioashsy
avenues. at $50 a
DrCEY-on May "a, 1905 Mrs carssrins Duesy; f9-- =.
JoseR5s Home m for n AFed No zoe w-s. lssh ,o -, F-s
DU FA1s-On the morrins OF Friday May z2 lss
EIizabets stsrry daush'eI of ne M lat' asrsn a.
sEss and & Louise sdsTTy s1 to ~ - as ~ russdaT
sosoa saE ~ ana e. aors II n Dapes @1sFTsas please q copy ~
G1LIl-ou NAV q. John GIL aged 81 years Rslatss: s
and frfents members of the Tventy fourth sree
church Hone asa :; ,ooss sse
Iuternent Greenwood
H9PKISs o suadeny ID y MAJ q .. Go5ss s,45 aas. n
Tuerday May % at 8 . m Tntsrn1ent Geneva y z
States commanderv state Of New YorS-corporaon
neTa serce. se VIII ffa be q hed 5ss eS-ns at e
Shurch Lfsyetts ayenue and ST. James Pace 20 ~
Commander. A. NOEL BLAKEMAN. Recorder
% s! sndaZ % Nay q .t p s'F n. sqrt n s.r ms. s
year Funeral service I'll be held al - ns
a. 10 O'Clock Interrnent private
Z
and Mabel NJ Blanchard in the 5&th year OF ner sss
Remains s.. Leo's House OF RepoSe No y EIsh
2sth street Funeral services Wednesday. May 20
10 from Leo Church. 18th street. oetwesa
Madison ard 5th
RoRTNsON-suddsnly MAY q 1908 his rssidsass
Greenfield Hin. Fairfield. Conn John Kelly Rootasou
in his S7th Funeral from his la.e residences
Greenfield Hill Wednesday. MAY q. az II inter-
ment. Akrcn. Ohio. Kindiy omit fowe7s
sELLECK-At Los Angeles sunday. MAY 24th. Enene0er
Seleck formerly q LsvishOro. y. 7
sTEvENs-At his late residence The costsss ca.ss
Point. Hoooken. y =. SATURDAY. May q. lss
Francis 3 Stevens, ot the late James Alexand-r
and Maria Fowler Stevens the e4t of MS aga
Funeral from PauIs church. Honoksu. Wednesday,.
May p at 2. m Please omit flowers
vATERS-At vfItwycx. Kingston. y Z. May "a 1908.
Mary Laurence. wife of Francis A Waters ara
daughter the Judge CIabrfeI ard Carhartns
FfssbrOUck Lufum- Funeral from her late residences
Highland ave Wednesday afternoon az 3 o ctoc6-
wFIITING-Eleanor Smith Whiting NAV .. 1904
widow of the late Thomas Edward Whiting IN aer
6sth year Funeral services the residences % Eer
daughter. Mrs Hen-y Clay Evans. No 80 Montgornery
Place. Brooklyn. o'clock q II WsdnesdaS M1
% Interrnenr private. al Greenwood
vORTHINGTON-A- ''Worthtng-on Farms wor-htzs--
Ton. New York. May .. Maria Fraser WorrAt1sroc
Notice OF funeral later
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
NEw LADY FROM LANES"

Chicago. May 25.-"The Lady from Lanes" a
-n,,sical comedy by Broadhurst and Kerker which
was produced in New York last fall. was brought
out in Chicago tonight in entirely new version
at the Bush Temple Theatre. Many changes have
haar made in the piece. and 1t has been condensed
10 rvo acts The changes do not affect the story
on which the original production was based. but
.be seventeen musical numbers and
eraI novelties in the way of stage effects have been
introduced Winona Winter heads the
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission 10 the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
American Museum Of Natural History Geological
Gardens and the Van Cortandt house Cort-
lanIt Park
Meeting Of the Southwestern Tariff Committee Hotel
Astor. a
Dinner Of the Hospital Graduates Club. Manhat
I-2o p
rsSua-or of Packard Commercial School
Carnegie Hall. p
Meeting Of the Traffic Club, Hotel Astor, p m.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
DR.. WOOD RESIGNS PRESIDENCY.
Head Of Newton Theological Seminary Will
Leave Office January l.

Newton. Mass, May 25.-It became known TO-
night that the Rev Dr. Nathan E Wood president
of the Newton Theological Seminary, Ieauing
Baptist institution. resigned his office three weeks
ago At a special meeting of the board Of trustees
to-day the resignation was accepted. and com
mittee was appointed to select a successor Inc
reason for the resignation was not given II VIII
not become effective until January l. 1919
DR. Wood is widely known theolog1an He
was horn In Forrestville y. Y, in 16fs. He had
held pastorates in Chicago Brooklyn and Boston
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ATLANTIC LINES IN AGREEMENT.

London. Ma 25-The conference which began
rere to-4sv of repre~entatives Of the Atlantic
steamship companies was brief. II tooA only .
fev hours TO dispose Of number OF minor qles-
dons Meme OF the poirts settled IS oi pubic
and "a. r-.ltar lines regarding steerage business
vas left 10 the lines interested to settle al A1t
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
sHPeutLDtNG STRIKE ENDS.

Lonson, Nay pa ballot Of the men involved
in - sIt,f,5,ldine strike was held to-day and
res,1,ed In favor of accepting the terms offered oy
c1a employers WORK viii De resumed on May .
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-R. A Worthington Pittsburg.
BRESLIN-R- P. Winslow, ClearfeId Penn. EN-
PIRE-R W. Guthrie. Boston; GRAND A.
Spinney. Winthrop. Mass. HOLLAND-E. \. Cur
tice Rochester INPERIAL-W. P Whiting,
Buffalo MURRAY HIII--W II. OsgoOd Wash
ington. VICTORIAN. .. Peters, Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
MISS KITTY cnEATHAM IN PARIS.

Paris May 25.-Miss Kitty Cheatham made her
first appearance N Paris this afternoon al the
Theatre Femina Her ecitatious and songs were
well received The audience included Ambassador
and Mrs White. Sir Francis BERTHE. the British
Ambassador and Lady BERTHE and a number of
persons prominent in the French and American So
of ha
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

NAT-NBr-Rc;- -FfERZFELD-In New York city
day MAJ q at Sherry's by Dr. Felix Adler. Elsa @
Herzfed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Felix Herzfed.
BERNARD Naumburg
MrTH-HOwLAND-At Grace Church. Amherst, Mass.
Ma "a nv the Very Rev Wilbur F Robbins assisted
Nv IN. Rev Donald MacSeyden. Florence daughter OF
W-ater Morton Hovland. ST. John Smith. OF New
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record Forecast.-WashingtoD. May %.
An area thunderstorns that covers the
Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and the western
lake region the Atlantic states Tues
day night and Wednesday In the central valleys the
days.
Tennperatures ranged above 30 degrees Monday
IN rarts OF Valley will b. s.asoneble in that
region during Tuesday Wednesday In the Atlantic
states temperatures VIII be nigh Tuesday followed at
sfeh al Weather. Virginia Monday,
.ea AZ an elevation 800 Of SO
5a.~eee as compared with - degrees the surface
IA gradient for that
:, ,rat height During Tuesday the winds the mid
g. s+iarrir and England coasts will be fresh from
T45eyiy or south Atlartinc Coast light 10 fresh
- -c5,theast. on Gulf Coast fresh from south
and on ine ''Ie1l LAM ''7N - '
10 s-oa-n~s - denerting Tuesday European ports
fresh shifting 10 southwest winds and fair
---asther followed BY showers. 70 the Grand Banks
ror.cast for Special Iocaiitir.--For New England
80. - warmer TO-DAY; Wednesday. showers. fresh
south winds
r. Eastern New fair to-day. warmer in south
~ ,ortion. showers tonight and Wednesday: fresh
sogn 1te District # Columbia Eastern PENNSYLVANIA.
for -, Dsiaware. Maryland and Virginia, fair
Sc" LAWYERS tonight ana Wednesday: fresh south
winds y,es,ar, pennsylvania Western New York.
and cooler to-day, Wednesday. fair fresh south
10 southwest wIhos
II oairEai Hecord.-The following Official record
- weather shows the changes in the
lure r-r ,ie four hours IN comparison
dat year
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

To relieve headache and insomnia caused BY sum
ner heat impaired digestion, take Hors-
ford's Acid Phosphate
New-York tribune., 1908-05-26

=. ,an,n.rsture yesterday. 10 degrees, lowest. 80
tteh 90 sverage corresponding date last year %
aTefas last thrty-three years IL
to-day and HRSUsx; snoFsIn -
a.sht. Ws1usscsy Gssh Asss riaassr~>
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RT-SCE-sudd.nly. on Sunday afternoon May "a 1905.
Martha B widow or William H BuRce- Funeral ser
vice at her late residence Nc. rs WAYNE St Jersey
city n J.. Tuesday afternoon May 20 AZ o CLOCK
Tnterr-nt az south Manchester. Conn
r-rzovEy-At Madison v. j. May 3. 1908. Charles
CTovsv in his SD year Funeral services at bis
- r.sifence Madison. y J. Tuesday. May 20.
m
coDy-or Saturday. MAY % Kate NJ Cody, at 1854
S,,,h avenue Hruoklvn. Funeral services viii be held
a. ,Se church OF st Francis Xavier 10 a Tues
day. May ID
,oFFEy-Marxarrt widow OF the late Richard ,'crey
y mother 4 the Rev. Daniel COey, at her residence
Sn e.e Degraw st. BROOKLYN Relatives and friends
sra invited to funeral Wednesday morning az
e.sa o'clock Requiem high mass at thnrch OF St
Francs Xavie-. sixth avenue ana tarfoi St
.,,-NtN4Txc-At Newark, \, j. Monday, May =, at
tis rsstisnre No. an Mt Prospect avenue, Newark
] Robert cumming In me sixtS sixth year OF MS
age Notice funeral hereafter.
~,>rE suddenly MAY g Nina Ethel. eldest daughter
oT the ate sidney Doane. in her 2ist year. at her
Saa4 So Pineapple Brooklyn 1nterment private
! boston rapers pleass COPY.
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1908-09-22
YOUTHFUL WITNESSES CAUGHT
BY "KANGAROO" COURT.

While waiting at the court house
yesterday TO go before the grand jury
as witnesses, three young men had
some court experience of their own
II was in the kangaroo" court of the
county jail and they were found
guilty"
Click Humphrey, Forrest Baker and
young Edmlston were the three de-
PENDANTS. Lettering about the tenn
pie of justice all afternoon they be.
came bored and asked the deputies
in the sheriff's office to allow them
inside the Jail. They were allowed to
enter and were forthwith "coppered"
by the judge OF the mock court.
Two of the boys, Baker and Edmis-
ton. were let off with fine of so
cents each and five "cobs" from a
broomstlck. Humphrey, being larger.
was given 10 strokes in addt3on to
the financial penalty.
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