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New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
OBITUARY.
GENERAL JEREMIAH V. MEsERoLE.

L.
~ General jeremiah V. Meserole. president of the
Williamsburg " Savings Bank for the last eighteen
years whose home No. 49, washington
avenue brooklyn. died suddenly from heart dis
ease yesterday at Far Rockaway. Long Island
"here ne was spending three months.
tTenerai Meserole born in Manhattan On Oc-
tooer D 1888. He descended from Jan Meserole
VINO ame from Pic3rdv in 1853 and bought a
farm near South 4th street. Brooklyn jeremiah h
Meserole's early education htaned at the
Jamaica Academy. In 1880 he obtained work as
surveyor in the office of H. F. Belts and later
formed the surveying firm of VanAlst & Meserole
He did much of the surveying in connection with
the laying out Of streets and docks in Greenpoi1t
and Williamsburg and made many maps of that
section. which are still preserved for their his
tor7csl and commercial value.
In 1856 he enlisted in the 7th Regiment and was
sergeant when the Civil War broke out In
1851 he went for a brief campaign with the 7th
Regiment, and later colonel of the 47th Regi-
ment. recruited from williamsburg he twice
ordered TO Baltimore TO be ready for active
vice. but saw no actual fighting In 1865 he
made brigadier general of the 18th Brigade,
command which he held for eight years He con-
tinued his business q surveyor until he was
made president OF the Williamsburg Savings Bank,
in 1881 TO succeed Jesse c. Smith
General Meserole was a member Of the Union
League Club of Brooklyn, the Acconnac Hunting
Club of Virginia, the Masons and the Sons of Tenn
perance. He leaves wife, three and
daughter.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
4 HOT WEATHER YARN, SAYS TREAT
Didn't Bet on Wood Chopping, but Is Quail
fed as an Expert.
From The Tribune Bureau. !

Washington Aug IA fake, pure and sim
ple - That is the way Charles H Treat Treas
11rer of the United States charactertzes the story
that he had bet $4,000 with Maxwell Evarts. chief
counsel of the Southern Pacific Railway that a
verrnonter could not chop. split and pile five
cords of wood IN one day.
"A nice story for this hot weather. said Mr.
Treat and calculated to be interesting. The
only trouble with 1t is that Il is lacking in all the
elements OF truth. Although 1 did not bet $4,000
on the wood -chopping ability of Ed Moote. happen
To have considerable knowledge OF wood chopping
It's a mighty good man who get away with two
cords of wood in a day, and no one can dispose of
FIVE 1 know what 1 talking about because in
nv boyhood days New England farm used
m measure the wood after the woodchopperz got
through with 1t
There is another Charles H. Treat said Mr..
Treat who lives In New York. but being a
plumber and a practical business man. do not
believe tthtat he made tibet bet
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
zAYAs REFUSES TO BE CANDIDATE.
United Liberals Will Probably Choose
Gomez to Run for President.

Havana. Aug 15.-Alfredo zayas at meeting
last night of the executive committee OF the L4o
eral party. rendered his resignation as 0diiul1N'e
= ~ presidency Of the republic and also as
-,-esident Of the Liberal party. The first was ac-
-..6 b,,t the latter was refused unanimously
A committee was appointed 10 confer with the
Nis7lelistas the followers Of Jose Miguel Gomez
for the purpose of arranging the terms OF fuslon'
,,.h -,ol,ahlz will result in Senior Gomez becon-
,ng the Presidential candidate Of the United Lib
erals
The unexpected strength shown by the Conserva-
tives in the elections for municipal on1cers
wade n apparent that Liberal fusion was essential
Cor the success of the Presidential election. which
IS MANNED for December but the bitterness of the
relations among the leaders Of the rival factions
had been regarded as almost insuperable OBJ
stacle 10 this end
The retirement of Senior zayas has caused great
surprise.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
MEHMED ALI BEY TO REMAIN HERE.
Turkey Has No Present Attractions for De
rosed -Mundji Bey Returns.

Washington Aug 1a-Having succeeded IN pos
ressinz himself Of the Turkish Legation so far as
# has business relations with the State Depart
rnent having taken over the seal Of the legation
and been formally recognized as charge. Munoji
Bey left Washington to-day for New York prom
Using 70 return 10 this city next Saturday Then
he viii cas- about for suitable home for the lega-
tion. finding quarters occupied by the retiring
minister inadequate.
Mehrned All Bey accepts his deposition phio-
sophicalv and. It is understood. has settled down
for residence in Washington q private indi-
TtdusI Nothing is known OF the bouts of
his fugitive father Izzet Bey. and there is nothing
to confirm the expressed suspicion Of Mundt Bey.
the new charge. that the old pacha Is hidden in
The house occupied by his IN this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record Forecest.-W ashngton. 13
showers from the Ohio Valley north
through the lower lake region. the middle
Atlantic and New England There also quits
westward. due
low pressure middle plateau and central Rocky
region and high the northeastward
In the upper region Missouri and Mississippi
valleys South the weather generally fair
As Is decidedly cooler the western half
country. somewhat the middle Mis-
sisspp Valley upper lake region and New England
High temperatures continued IN the middle Atlantic
There will be Friday in the Rocky Mountain
region and the plains continuing Friday night
Saturday into the valleys the upper
zion be local showers Friday and Sat
urdsy in the and Saturday in the south
Atlantic states the Northeast weather will be
generally fair Friday Saturday. It will be
what cooler Friday middle Atlantic
also be cooler on middle slope and central Rocky
Mountain region and cooler Saturday in the central
valleys
The winds along the New England coast will be Light
to fresh west Atlantic light fresh
mostly west Atlantic light
coast light fresh south: the lower lakes light
northwest variable by Saturday lakes.
light fresh, becoming variable by Saturday
Fridsy European ports will
light fresh winds with fair weather the Grand
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
TONY PASTOR VERY, ILL.
Rally Folloscs Serious Sinking Smell
an the Morn;ne

Elmhurst. Long Island. Aug. 13-Tonv Pastor
the actor and theatrical manager ts rs-,, IN
Tonight at his summer home In the morning
IT was feared he would not live out the dsv hut
ne rallied toward noon and this evening ba was
resting easily.
MT PASTORS illness is the result of a general
BREAKDOWN. He had been in poor health for
some time, but it was not until last Monday
that he was compelled to take to his bed. Since
then he has been falling rapidly.
MT Pastor is seventy-six years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Miss Crosman Revives Mistress Nell" :"

Henrietta Crosran began the new season at the
Academy Of Music last night. appearing as Nell
c1uyvn in Mistress Nell" merry play, in which
She was cordially welcomed last night. and IN re-
turn gave splendid performance Miss Crosman
has lost none Of the early charm that charac-
terized her acting IN this play few seasons
ago. Those who have not seen her in II should
take advantage Of the present opportunity. and
second visitation will revive pleasant memories
for those have II heretofore She will
appear as Nell all week, and the week fol-
lowing AS You Like IT, will be the bill In the
supporting company David Proctor. Addison
Pitt Louis B Foley. William Humphrey. Barbara
Clement and Maurice ". Stewart
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
PASSENGER STEAMER HITS LEDGE,
Passengers Safely Taken Off at Mouth Of
St Croix River.

Fastport. Me. Aug 13.-The good discipline main
tanned b- the captain and the crew Of the steamer
Henry E Eaton prevented panic among the
messengers and possibly loss Of life when she
struck sunken ledge the mouth Of the St
Croix near this city. to-day. The Eaton runs
daily between here and Calais.
on account of the rocky nature of the New
F7r17nsqvics shore the captain decided that there
.-az NO chance of beachng the vessel there, so he
had her bow pointed for the Maine side. about a
mile distant When the Eaton touched the SOFT
bottom the water was foot above the main deck
The Messengers were landed safely in the steamers
to.+s The Eaton will probably be saved
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
10 REauIlp nae ouEREc BRIDGE.

Ottawa. Aug. ia board of engineers has been
appointed rebuild the Quebec bridge which col
lapsed with loss of eghty-four lives. Henry Z
Vautellet former bridge engineer Of the Canadian
Pacific Railway. and Maurice F1tzmaurice, chief
engineer London County Council. England.
and Ralph Mojeski. of Chicago. are the members.
Mr. Fitzmaurice associated with Sir BENJAMIN
Baker in building the Forth Bridge. and later was
in charge Of the Assouam dam in Egypt.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
DIR. CHARLES w. BURR.

rBv Telegraph The Tribune
South birmingham. Mass. Aug B.-Dr. Charles
W BUR-. formerly Of South Framingharn and New
ton Highlands. Mass. but who for the last eight
years practised in New York City, is dead here
from Bright's disease al the age OF hfty-tnree
years,
He was graduated from Harvard IN 1892 and from
Bellevue. in New York City, in 1914. He was on
the staff for some years of the Manhattan Eye and
Ear Hospital and practised in New York City as
specialist in the treatment Of the eye, ear ana
throat
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
FLORENCE TEAL HALL BEGINS SUIT.
Names Husbands Second Wife IN Her
Action for Absolute Divorce.

Florence Teal Hall who was married July g. 1906
IN AfandeviIle de Marigny Hall who is under arrest
IN London for uttering worthless checks nesaE
ctr Yesterday for an absolute divorce and alinony
80 v-,t+r,ore the Weber Fields chorus girl. who
was married to Hall IN Jersey City on May q is
named as the correspondent.
7 l. Iinehan. counsel for the first Mrs Hail. SAID
,.e+ night that his client in Rochester with
- -.,er+s Justice C;off sitting IN the Special
Tenn of the Supreme Court, issued an order yes
lie. permitting service on Hall by publication
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
NEGRO MAY ASSIST Mr.. BoNAPARrE.
[By Telegraph TO The Tribune-l

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Boston Aug 1s.-According to stories current to-
dav about the Federal Building. William H Lewis,
United States District Attorney, is slated for pro-
motion m the post OF Assistant Attorney General
under Attorney General Bonaparte Mr. Lewis.
who is q native of Louisiana and of negro blood.
has been al the head OF the naturalization bureau
OF New England
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
CUP FOR CRUISER TENNESSEE.

Seattle. Aug IA delegation from the SPOKANE
Chamber of Commerce has presented to the cruiser
rsnnessee now at the Puget Sound Navy Yard. a
silver trophy cup a reward for the final merit
for turret gun craftsmanship The cup is deco
rated with scenes IN and around Spokane and bears
Hkenesses OF President Roosevelt and secretary
Metcalf
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
LOAN EXHIBITION IN PTTTsBURo
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

INV Telegraph 70 Ihe Irlbune.I
Pittsburg Aug. 1S--The loan exhibition of paint
ings given annually at Carnegie Hall here
onened to-day with 10S pictures. A painting that
attracted much attention is "Sweethearts." by
William T smedley, of New York This paint
ing was displayed in the National Academy OF De-
sign at the exhibition which closed April 1s last.
The Judges there awarded it honorable mention
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Died.

BI,NGERT-Atssr lingering illness at hsr At. rsss
Buns.rt beloved @ 1sic VIE q Fa
neral Friday. at convenience Of family
Il Charles essn risi son n NINA ne
Emil Csimsn sgsd ~ years suneTai FSs1 Ian aurs..
IL at 10 a m
cAREY-At her residence. Wave crest Far Roek.w.y.
widow Of samuel T carer. Funeral at s. Josn.s
August II.
CROwELI,-Jannes Hedges Croeer. Wednesday,. An-
s5s = iss 5s aT hnsisez Beng ss Pse FAR r. Roe~sy 1
Funeral private Connnittal service sna Insrn-n. a.
fully declined.
DAMBER--On THURSDAY morning Auslst i3 lsos ,s
iss s. on o. pIse. hs soJn rs sata assrse-
late Alexander ami Maria Rsnsud Darnoer Ser
DE FoREEsT-F1orence. daughter OF De witt G and
Josephine Potter De Forest. on august H. 1908 Fu
neral private
\. Z, Lucy P Eastman: widow of Timothy G East
late -esdence TarTyovn FRIDAY. I4th instant.
please copy.
HARRrxGToN-on Wednesday. August II 1908 William
Harrington beloved husband o. Ross a = s4T-lTs T-s
Council. No 15s < Of G fourth assrse and the :;
funeral from residence No i45 Frsn's!ia
Tnterrment Holy Cross
q2 Nv wssasSasy S.e;. 6 4qss HsTs % % m ss
CO.'S t Eas: n @ Il 15 =, tbs re.5snee o her mother
=. on sunday August p 1905
jameson August II 1903 Captain Thomas Jar1ss o-
loved husband Of James Services On Eriaay' a.
D. his daughters. Mrs NJ j H1ssills. ~
Brooklyn Intsrment Portland. Ne
LEEDs-Edward Fowler Leeds "wednesday. Aus5s.
.aS lS svsnua IN ei' NoTth Long Branch illness
EnersT services address SATURDAY morning az
IL o'clock Interusnt Greenwood Cemetery saturday
afternoon
MEsERoLE- August - eos a. waE. Srss5
Far Rockaway. Island Jeremiah Ea1oeIo-t
Nsssrole in the 18th his Funeral services
a. Iafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Larayets
ave and South Oxford 81, Brooklyn On SatafoAs'
August Is at 2:3O O'Clock Friends are kindly ~
qussted omit flowers.
sHAw-At Eouthannpton. Z II. 1905 Ella
Coukfu wife of K Shaw OF New Sleys
and George and Hannah BayLs
Funeral services at Southampton FFiosy'
August a. a. m Carriages viii meet I0oV 4 IL
--air from New York Intermsnt private
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
NO SEIZURES MADE BY CHINESE

Toxic aug. 13-The Foreign Office has received
no information regarding the reported seizure al
Chin Chow elsewhere Of vessels carrying arms
and ammunition
Peking Aug l2-No Official notice has Been taken
of the reports that junks have been smuggling arms
snd ammunition from japan into China
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

H0LIAND HOTsE-George Armour. Princeton.
HOTEL. WOLCOTT-Captain Percy Eaton, r. N.
England ST. REGIS-E H Sears. Boston WAL
DORF- -ASTORIA-Lord Chief Baron Pailos, Dub
lin Ireland Judge Bourke. Dublin, Ireland.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 20 degrees; lowest "a:
corresponding date OF last
corresponding date of last thrtythree
years -
das fair Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
SECOND CORONATION OF THE SHAH.

81 Petersburg Aug ia dispatch from Teheran
tsvs that preparations are being made for sec
ond coronation Of the Shah. At the coronation two
years the tiara fell from his majestys brow,
and this incident the Shah attributes the mis-
heps of his reign
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

.orE-susd.plv at stoninxtou- Conn Wednesday,
August II George Augustus Adee. son Of the late
CeSrxs Tovr.end and Ellen Louise Adc- In the sd
ysar 81 his age Funeral services viii be held al 81
pa-.rs Church West Chester. on Saturday morning.
August Is al 1870 a.
u.xrER- -s,,sd-rlv al Worthwhile Y. August Il
ZOOS TharIss Franci. Baxter 4ss Tth
lyn-
Samuel Elisha Belcher aged 81 years and II months
.or-tn-lav Mr. w s Buliard- No Ss1 Fairneld
av. Bridgeport. Thursday. the 18th inst. 4
1'cIr.,L y n Burial Ossninx. N Y
ear leaves New York Station oasinnx Fri
day August IA NJ lilo g. -
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

rouion. Aug ia preliminary investigation has
.a-eo 70 show the cause of the explosion on board
1he schoolshp Couronne yesterday. which killed six
men and wounded eighteen. but IL has been estab-
isaed that there were two explosions, the second
beng caused L flames from the first igniting a
cartridge which q sailor holding 10 recharge
the gun
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
Special Notices.

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the file Of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has just been
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
repubiished In Tn-weekly Tribune without extra
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Wiliemstad CURACAO, Aug i5.-The steamer
enEistiansted. her way back here from Trini-
DAD. picked I'D Ten Dutch lsboVers al the island
q TortuEa and brought them here The men have
Teen pGr in quarantine.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
WHERE THE REAL BRYAN APPEARS.
Married.

n.y-.a<. notices sppeaxine In THE TRIBUNE VII
hs rrpubIisbed in the Tr-weekly Tribune wfthouf
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Guatemala City. Aug 12-The fifth Pan-American
Medical Congress which opened here August g.
has ended with dinner given by President Cabrera
n honor OF the delegates on a motion made ny
tne American and Mexican delegates the next Con
Sress Vfil be held in Lima in August, 1911
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Nev Milford. Conn. August Il
1908 by tho Rev. Dr.. storrs O. Seymour assisted
daughter Of late J. Le Roy Buck. Of View Milford
10 Henry Seymour Sanford. Of New Milford
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Vancouver. b G Aug l3-R. L. DrurZ. Canadian
Immigration Commissioner 10 Japan. who has re
turned home SAYS the immigration question be
tween Canada and Japan has heen satisfactorily
adjusted monthly statements showing the
Occupation and particulars regarding japanese
coming 20 Canada are furnished. Under the new
agreement all Japanese labor Is unable 10 enter
without consent OF the Canadian government.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14
OFFICERS ENTERTAIN
CHESTS ON LOUISIANA.
zackIand's Mayor Highly Praises
Conduct of the Sailors.

.,r..nd Nev Zealand Aug. 14.-The officers
~ .se American Atlantic feet to-day entertained
80 ,bousand New Zeslanders aboard the battle
81, Louisiana The officers showed their visit
< ,r-o,,sh every part OF the great fighting ma
s..,s and explained 70 them the working of in
--scste unechanisnls.
Myers. the Mayor of Auckland has
--i-ter 10 W A Prickitt. the American Consul
General. extending his congratulations and those
,s tba citizens Of Auckland the orderly con-
s,,. and sohriety OF the of the battleships-
-.s,- behavior. the Mayor said. had been most
exemplary and reflected the highest credit on
the feet
--oer,,,ch as the visit OF the feet is drawing
. cloee shore leave was given to many
- IN. enlisted men as IL was possible 10 spare
.-,r, the ships to-day. Hundreds Of them were
-ss, taken TO visit nearby points Of interest
- later were entertained at luncheon, while
,.bs-s ureferred 10 promenade through the heart
.. ,he CITY and attend the theatres. Several
sn,p-or1ptu baseball games were organized. and
he New Zealanders who attended these were
ssliehte5 with their introduction TO the Ameri-
ozn national game
during the day.
The hospital ship Relief and the transport
ysnktcn will proceed direct TO Manila from
Auckland
Auckland Aug. 13.-Admiral Sperry and the
-uo hundred officers who made the trip into the
Maori country were present yesterday afternoon
9, the dedication ceremonies Of a Maori house.
Later number of Maori women guided the
American visitors TO see the thermal wonders.
Admiral sperry fed soap 10 the big geyser which
threw the steaning water TO height of two hun
dred feet The admiral and the officers with him
entered heartily into the various native cere-
monies They wore mats and carried in their
hands ancient weapons Of the Maori tribe.
The storeship Gracis and the collier Ajax have
arrived here They were delayed by rough
weather The three other colliers have not yet
been sighted
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Victoria, e c. Aug. J5--Allegins that Justice
Martin, OF the Supreme Court Of British Columbia
1eigned sickness in order that he might not be
compelled hear the habeas corpus application OF
{ r Brstton n Jail charge Of incendiarism
4 Aiknsu. counsel for Brafton. obtained
order from Chief Justice Hunter yesterday for
1srsttons release Aiknzn had issued
against Justice Martin seeking TO recover f5o dam
Hses under old English statute, providing this
as the penalty for the refusal the part OF any
Judge 70 he2- a habe2s CORPUS application
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Brass-ur. LUxennburg: Hotel de Holland. May-ncs
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mental. Hotel -Four Seasons and Hotel De Russf.
Munch; Hotel Kaiserhof and Hotel MstropoI. Nau-
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N1r-neers@ Hotel Marquardt. Stuttgart Efot-i.
Hotel Nasaauerhof Palace Hotel ETor-T
pertal. Hotel Rose Hotel. Wieshsdea E7.s-.
Kaiserhof and Hotel Bristol. Wildungen.
AUSTRIA-Hote Bristol. Vienna: Hotel Hunssrfa Buds
pest. Hotel savoy and West End. Hotel National an
Hotel Hanover. Carlsbad: Hotel Ty-rol Inn<n-,,~x
Hotel. koniSsvtlls. Franzenbad. Hotel lsl-
and Hotel Klingsr Martenbad
Rivags Geneva Hotel Victoria and R-Sinz Hotel
Jungfraublick Interlaksn Hotel Beau site Lauss-ns.
Palace Hotel. Maloja. Hossi Belmont. Nentveux.
Hotel Thunerhof Thua
TTALYHote Excelsior Grand Hotel otel utrtra. ard
Savoy Hotel Rome; Hotel villa & Este. Ce-1o5o =
Eds- Palace and savoy Hotel Geneva. Hose~ ~
VILE. Milan Hotel Danish and Grand 49,
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Notices of marriages and deaths must bs tnSersea
with fuI nd address.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-14

Forecast for Special Iocates.-Fcr the District OF
Columbia and Maryland fair and somewhat cooler to
day: Saturday fair: light northwest winds
Delaware, showers and slightly cooler to-day
Saturday fair; light winds
For New Jersey. partly cloudy slightly cooler to-day
showers in portion. Saturday fair. light vest
w1nds.
Eastern Pennsylvania generally fair to-day
in portion: Saturday fair
light "
generally fair to-day; slightly
cooler in portion; Saturday fair light winds
For England. partly cloudy and slightly cooler to-
day; Saturday fair; light to fresh west winds
For Western Nsv York, fair to-day; Saturday partly
cloudy; light To northwest winds
Local OficiaI Record.-The following official
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes in the
perature for last twentyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date of last
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CEMETERIES
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

r, -s.srv accessible. bv Harlem trains from 9ra1A
Central station. webster and jerome Av-nu- eresys
ana nv carriage Lots $50 Teephore soSS
C5rauercv for Book Of Views or REPRESENTATIVE
once 20 East 23t st. New York City