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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-09
STEAMERS TO DEPART.

Date. Name. For.
Oct. 2-Tenyo Maru. ....... Yokohama
ALAMEDA. ..... San Francisco
l2-Siberia. ..... San Francisco
12-Korea Yokohama
14-Aorangi ........Vi Victoria
| 1o-MdTdlna ............. COLONIES
! I-China. San Francisco
21-Manchuria. g. San Francisco
N-America Maru. yokohama
2S-Alameda. ......San Francisco
30-Hongkong Maru. S. Francisco
NOV. 2-Siberia. ........... Yokohama
! californian. see. San Francisco
ASIA. ..........S San Francisco
9-China ......... Yokohama
ll-MOana ...............Nl Victoria
14-Mongolia. ..... San Francisco
14-Aorangi. ............ Colonies
16-Manchuria ..... Yokohama
1S-Alameda. am. San Francisco
24-Hongkong Maru.. Yokohama
24-Tenyo Maru. :. San Francisco
Dec. Asia ..............*Y yokohama
1-Hilonian. .. San Francisco
5-Korea. ........ San Francisco
1-Mongolla .......... Yokohama
S-Makura Victoria
9-Alameda. ......S San Francisco
12-Moana Colonies
1S-Tenyo Maru. ....... Yokohama
19-America Maru. San Francisco
26-Siberia. ........ San Francisco
2S-Korea ............ Yokohama
29-Hilonian. ..... San Francisco
30-Alameda. ...... San Francisco
Calling at Manila.
U. S. A. Transports will leave for
San Francisco and Manila, and will ar
rive from same ports at irregular in
tervals.
A~~-%<<~-%-%-%-%-<-<-
loa, Concord, Helena ,Samar, Villalo-
Dos and Wilmington, all in Chinese
waters.
Dine, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. James and
child, W. Wilson, George x. Gilman.
IN RESERVE.
at Olongapo, P. l.
AUXILIARIES, PACIFIC FLEET.
Collier Justin at S. F.
Golfers Iris and Pompey at Cavite.
Golfers Nanshan and Alexander at
Manila.
Collier Saturn at Honolulu.
Collier Caesar in China.
Coast Guard Buffalo, at s. f.
DESTROY ERS.
Dale and Decatur, Cavite.
Paul Jones and Davis at Mare ISL
and, Cal.
TORPEDO BOATS.
Goldsborough, rarragut and Fox, at
Mare Island.
MISCELLANEOUS
Supplyship Arethusa Mare Island.
Submarines Grampus and Pike, Mare
Island.
Collier Lebanon, Central America.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Miss Margaret Scott Schneider. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert s. Schneider and granddaughter
Of the late DR.. c. A. Schneider. of Cincinnati,
married yesterday afternoon in All Angels Church,
TO Warren McConihe. The bride who given
away by her father. Empire gown of
white satin. trimmed with point applique lace, and
z tulle veil. fastened with orange blossoms. She
carried shower bouquet Of white orchids Miss
Use Billing. her cousin, the maid of honor,
her dress being Of mauve satin. The bridesmaids
were Miss Gladys Radway. Miss Leila Durant.
Miss Gladys Peck. Miss Helen Hotchkiss and Miss
Elfride Brewer Of this city; Miss Anna Genny, Of
Boston; Miss Ella Lindley, Of Princeton, n !. and
Miss Tedesco Greenly. OF South Amboy. Their
dresses white net over White silk and they
wore picture hats and carried .nauve orchids. NAL
colin s McConihe was his brothers best man, and
the ushers were Lieutenant Commander Frank w.
KeIlog L. s N: Ralph s. Stubbs, of San Fran
cisco: John knickerbocker, of Troy: Seymour John
son. ". Leland Thompson, A Boynton GHdden. of
Boston, and Karl Schneider and Gustave Schneider,
brothers of the bride. The ceremony, which was
performed by the Rev. Dr. s. De Lancey Town
send. assisted by the Rev. Alfred Duane Pell, was
followed by reception and dinner at the Marie
Antoinette. Mr.. and Mrs M-Conihe viii sail for
Europe on June % Mr. McConihe is the son Of the
late Isaac McConfhe. former Mayor Of Troy, is
graduate Of Trinity and now makes his home in
this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
A NEW CHECK ON FINLAND.
hdlct Forces Reports To Be Submitted
Through Cabinet Ministers.

81 petersburg June S--An imperial order is pub
Hshed tonight in the Official Messenger which
closely parallels the edict of Count Bobrikoff Gov
ernor General of Finland in 1899. The order intro
duces a new factor into the Finnish constitution
by giving Cabinet ministers the right TO control
reports and representations made to the Emperor
on behalf Of the government and the Diet of the
grand duchy by the Governor General or the Sec
retary of State.
The Finnish Secretary of State hereafter in
all cases submit drafts of reports the Russian
Premier in order to determine whether the ques-
tons involved are of general and imperial interest.
In case of disagreements between the Finnish and
the Russian sides, the representatives Of Finland
cannot approach the Emperor without the simulta
neous presence of the Premier minister dele
gated by the Premier.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
R0CHEF0RT, MENTAL AER0NAUT.
The ''Patrie's" View of Crimes in the French
Capital.

Paris. June s-Henri Rochefort editor of the
'Patre.' whose bitter enmity to the Clemenceau
government IS well known. insinuates in that pa
per that the police do desire to solve the mys-
terry Of the murder of Adolphe Steinheil, the
painter He says that he could solve the mystery
in an hour If permitted to do so. adds that the
alleged robbery Of the Stenheil house never oc-
Cured. and continues:
The government deceives itself if it imagines
this affair will die II attracts inter
est than many sensational crimes After the mys-
terious death of NJ. Faure. the President of the
Republic, the day which the decree for the
revision of the Dreyfus affair to have been
presented-a decree which he would have refused
to sign-after the pretended suicide of Gabriel Sy
veton the day before he would have been ac-
quilted of assauting General Andre. Minister Of
War. and after the strangulation of Stein
he'll by three men and woman, who did not carry
away even a spoon, Parisians menaced by
sort Of Mafa.
ct an individual be suspected of having in his
rossessiOn documents embarrassing those in
power. and next morning he may be found with
bullet in his head, a knife in his breast a cord
r7,5
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
RELIEF KITCHEN READY.
Hungry East Side School Pupils
VIII Be Fed There To-day.

me first o. ne relief kitchens 10 be established
ne ChiiGren's Relief Society for the East Side
saoo pupils viii Re opened to-day at No. 436
ssad street. 4 dozen workrnen were busy yes
ay putting the kitchen in shape for business
-~kes wlu be distributed by school teachers in
~s East Side schools 50 that the most needy may
7'sSs the benefit The bill of fare viii consist OF
oeTeal ar egg, sterlized milk and rolls
n fund being raised for the work has now
7soaeo nearly g opo- Among those who sent con-
.'0oons yesterday were A. Y. H Stuyvessnt'
julius Heynsn SO. and Cornelia Long White
9lessor James u Hamilton. head worker OF
University Setrleu1eut. and Miss Lillian Waid'
$' worker of the Nurses Settlement, who are
~s lhelr services 10 the movement 10 alleviate
oonoiton of the Ghetto school children sald
-aoay that il should be understood that the
- dio not aim TO relieve the poverty OF the
= 0oe - large. but that its work was soielg
= Ae school children
,s- eAort vii be made today 10 form pern1a-
-. sanitation for the relief Of poor school chii-
a. 4Ae heads of city departments VIII CONFER
g., a7Vuernent workers and others at the NURSES
=li No 2s5 Henry street at p. m among
a. Ho are expected to take part in Il discus
L., ule situation are Health Connisslonei
Cur Or. William II. Maxwell, City super
ls- Of Schools: Dr. Luther II. Gunck' o.
> . Physical culture in she public schools;
csv I'eFine, of the Charity Organization 30
O.. Ne Rev. Father D. J. Mcmahon. suPerfnten-
l. catholic Charities: DR. Lee X Frankel' OF
a. se Foundation Felix Warburg. Of kuhh
q. % Charles c. Birmingham, chairman OF
Ger unite Of Physical Welfare Of School Chl.-
st - Lillian Wsld Of the Nurses Settie1neH',
seft.l Salls Rchnaan district superintendent VI
the lower East Side.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Edna May Spooner appeared as Dell Hamilton
IN "A Daughter of the People by ]. Searle Dav-
lev for the first time yesterday afternoon al the
Lincoln Square Theatre.
Mile Cienee began last night her summer engage
ment at the Empire Theatre in london
AIexa the Franco Russian dancer. again headed
the bill last night at Hammerstein's Roof Garden.
Cora Livingston. the champion woman wrestler.
and the four Fords also contribute to the enter
tainment-
The first prize in the song writer's contest. begun
by Gus Edwards. composer Of The Merry-Go-
Round at the Circle Theatre, has been awarded
to Edward Felix of this city, whose song was en-
dtled The Sun Don't Seem to Shine No More"
The night OF Wednesday. July 15 has been set
a Luna Park.
Eva Tanguay. with Beatrice Morgan, Charles F.
Semon and Ben Welch, appears at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre this week.
At the 125th Street Theatre Ralph c. Herr.
Gently comedian with The Soul Kiss" heads the
bill this week.
THE Love Waltz was played yesterday after
noon the Colonial Theatre. and will be con-
tinued during the week. Melbourne Mcdowell and
Virginia Drew Trescott also appearing there
William Rock and Maude Fulton playing
return engagement the Alhambra this week
The Blue Hungarian Band is playing this week
at the Eden Musee.
Announcement was made last night by Lee Shu-
bert tnat Sam Bernard would close his season in
Nearly Hero" at the Casino the night of June
~ Mr.. Bernard will spend few weeks at his
summer home at Far Rockaway. and later will
sail for Europe. He will return in time to appear
In August at Atlantic City. in revival Of Near
ly Hero after which he will appear in a new
musical comedy a musical comedy called The
Mimic Review will be produced At the Casino
Theatre after the closing of Nearly Hero
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
TO SAIL WITH 1,775 PASSENGERS.
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Will Take Out Record
Eastward Load To-day.

The North German Lloyd Lines new steamer
kronprinzessin Ceciie will sail to-day for Bremen
Plymouth and Cherbourg with the largest passen-
ger complement that has left New York during the
present eastward rush Europe
While the eastward bookings are not as heavy
as they were in the corresponding season of last
year the passenger traffic to Europe is increasing
and Il is thought that before the summer rush is
over the total bookings for the year on all the
lines will not be far behind the record OF last
year
The Kronprinzessin Cecilie which thus far has
the record for the largest eastbound passenger
complement will sail to-day with total of us
passengers. 555 first $40 second and 900 steerage
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
DR.. HENSON TO QUIT FREMONT TEMPLE.

Boston, June S-The Rev DIR. Poindexter Smith
Henson has resigned the pastorate of fremont
Temple. DR. Henson read his letter of resignation
twice yesterday-at the communion service in the
morning and again in the evening. He intends 10
remain pastor at fremont Temple until Decem-
ber next. which Will complete the five years ser
vice to which he agreed when he accepted the pas
torate in 1903 From here will go to Chicago 10
deliver series of lectures before the students Of
the University of Chicago. Then several months
will be spent in recreation in California. After
that he will go to his summer home In Maine. DR..
Henson TO Boston from the Hanson Place
Rantist Church. In Rrooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
POPE H0NORs BROOKLYN WOMAN.
Mrs. Hugh Mclaughlin, Wife of Former Pa
litical Boss, Made a Marchioness.

Mrs Hugh Mclaughlin. wife of the late Demo-
cratic boss" OF Kings County. was informed yes
terday that Pope Plus y has conferred upon her
the title of rnarchioness. The announcement was
made on Sunday to the Brookiynites who are now
visiting Rome. The honor conferred. it was
said because IF Mrs McLaughlin's charitable
work
Mrs Mclaughlin was formerly Miss Ellen Keyes
Ct LAFAYETTE " J. Before she married to the
Democratic boss she belonged to the Dutch Re-
formed Church. but became a member OF the Cath
oc Church with her sister. Pauline Keyes- She
married the politician in 1862 and year later MISS
Pauline Keyes married Under Sheriff Hugh Nc
Laughlin nephew of the boss. Mrs. McLaugh-
lin is seventy-eight years old
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
TO KILL ROYALTY.
anarchists arrested at Lisbon
Bombs Found.

Lisbon. June S-The police have discovered
and frustrated a widespread plot hatched by
the Society of the Black Cross. to blow up
with bombs the members of the royal family at
a religious feast which is to be held on June IS.
Among the ringleaders arrested are Jose Avila,
Adao Duarte and Constantine Mendes, three
noted anarchists. Bombs which had been manu-
factured by the society found. and corre-
spOndence which seized shows that the So
ciety, TO which Manuel Buissa, one of the prn-
cipals in the ASA ssination of King Carlos and
Crown Prince Luiz, belonged. had close rea-
tiOns with anarchists in Barcelona and Madrid.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
P0RTUGAL'S GRANT TO QUEEN.
Government Embarrassed by Discovery Of
State Gift to Maria Pia

Lisbon. June s,-The commission which is in
vestigating the royal finances has discovered that
Maria Pia, the Queen Dowager, received $4,000
from the state. The Queen Dowager does not deny
that she received this money. and says that she
was justified in using 1t on the ground that her
allowance Of S240o a year not sufficient to
maintain her in royal state. The government is
greatly embarrassed by this discovery. the ad
vance was conceded in the previous administra-
tions of Manoel d dEspregueira, who is at present
the Minister Of Finance.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
~THE FolLIEs OF 1eosr PRODUCED.

Atlantic city, June Inc follleS OF 4T'o' IIIo
latest musical show produced at the Polo
Theatre tonight. 1t follows in general the Zleg-
field scheme OF musical frivolity, being a mixture
of fun and burlesque theatrical, civic and polti
cal happenings of the last year. The piece is the
Joint production of Harry r. Smith and Maurice
Levi. Among the thirteen scenes OF the two acts
are depicted the New York subway, the lounge OF
the steamer I.usitania the New Amsterdam Thea
ire the Capitol at Washington. the New York
Yacht Club and the Eden Mus6e- The cast in
cludes Harry Watson George Bickel. Grace La Rue
and Lucy Weston.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
CHANGE IN pREssYTERY MEMBERSHIP

The Presbytery OF Nassau, in session at Jamaica.
Queens yesterday, decided to turn over to the
Brooklyn Presbytery eleven churches with a mem
hership of 500 The Nassau Presbytery will here
after have twenty-five churches with 1895 MEM
bers. The boundary line between the two Presby-
teries will hereafte city limits to Jamaica
Bay and thence through the centre Of the bay to
Rockaway Point
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
INDIAN PRINCE VISITS CORNELL.
Raj Rajendra Narayan Guest of Brother
Here on Way to London.

Ithaca y. Y. June s.-Raj Rajendra Naravan. the
Crown Prince of Gooch Behar India, was the guest
of his brother. Prince Victor Narayan at Cornell
University to-day; and received by President
Schurr1an and Mayor Newman of Ithaca
His stay was limited to ten hours. on account
of cable message from his father. the Mahrajah
of Cooch Behar who is in England. urging him
to hurry thither He left here tonight for New
YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
SOMEWHAT QUALIFIED AT THE TIME.

On the money question Mr.. Parker is as thor
Mr. Roosevelt Nothing good be eX-
8 65 of Tat m on tn S
is very much better than the RepgbIican plat
ally nullifles the antitrust plank
must await Judge Pariers letter before We shall
know whether the laboring man has anything r5 to
is silent or ambiguous on these subjects Carbitra-
tom it viii mean that the financial influence
back Of him vii not permit him 10 take the labor
Judge Parker stands for enough things that are
have tried to Rpt s4et sqt for esn Of m par f9s
@e@Ss @eme 10 81 1Sun nong t.
have e. said agalnst the methods pursued adyo
cate his canddaGy i b was Pai4 5 and N deberse
platform was vague and meaningless, and pur-'
we're trying to secure votes from among the peo-
pie who would have opposed his views had they
known them
n9@Pstq2 Sg s bat ,6. Demo by
crat who loves his country has to make his de-
conditions as he would like to have them.-From
statement made by Mr.; Bryan at Lincoln, Neb,,
Judge Parker was nominated, on July @ 1905.
WHAT HE DID NOT TAKE BACK
Mr.. Parker. goes before the country on a COW
ardy. straddling Platform, platform which
straddlerS
This platform (sdopted by the New York State
Democratic Convention is given forth a model
fer esd hf it ns@n # @ fe f2e Is
opinion on anything Does he want high tariff?
Don't know. Low tariff? Can't tell Just rea-
sonable: hear of tariff which wasn't,
Just reasonable? The platform doesn't want
unnecessary duties Ever hear of any who
advocated unnecessary duties? Is he for or
the colonial SYSTEM Don't know Sorry got
the islands, maybe? Who knows? We can't tell
II he believes in two theories for government
one for home consumption, one for export, or
wherever the flag floats.
Where is he on the money question? Does he
favor gold2 or silver? Don't know. Maybe he
wants radum for a standard.
Now, Il all stood alike this. might
take chances. but object TO loaded dice.
denounce this candidacy, fostered not only by
cowardtce and dishonesty but by trampng on
the rights of citizens He is weak candidate If
he must deal doubly with the people weak II he
is foisted them by fraud II elected he would
be a disappointment TO the American people.
we've had one of that kind, and God forbid that
should have another-From speech by Mr-
BRYAN Cooper Union June 20, 1905 al mass
meeting Of Democrats to oppose candidacy OF
Judge Parker.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
Died.

sADEAr-Entsred into rest. summit. n. J., Mon
s Rss.a5 ss; Mart4a B2Gs.d Bishop sad VII. q HiIIi.
wednesday. June 10. a II O'clock
BARRows-suddenIy. Of apoplexy. in New York city.
Vices az t 5sTros agsd g years Funeral SER
On Tuesday June 9 at BIS o'clock Train
R, 2:fO; COrtandi St. 2.2o 2sS''S VA ~ l. '" X
cGL-sEET.At her home New YORK on Sunday. Jun.
late william 4 NJ calSeTt os s yssTs NssTx n' '7'
uneTad , services at No 2o1 wes- ssth wednss
FRITH-on sunday. June I. 1906 Francis E. Frith. -.
ess n1soSHd @ Q, Anais stanton Funeral from his
June 10: thence Church Of the NATIVITY Msso.
se SSb & riasson aye wnsrs solemn requiem viii
HAR2DEN-At his residences no. East 7sth St on
9th year Of his age FunsTsI ssrds a. ~, .
Ghgrsh Of the Incarnation; Madison s5th ST.
HARTsHoRNE-suddenly at Rye. " Z. on June Z.
I9os Kichsrd B Hsrtshosne IN ne essh yssr or q ns
and 5th New York CITY, Wednesday. 10Th inst.
at IL a n
HIcKson Saturday. g. 1905 her residence No:
Walter 5 Hicks daughter OF the late William and
at tss Church * IadS of Good Counsel putnam
m faee sna al Ban Bao Nd sos
please copy.
HIATT s Ia Sgs4 s@Ss .ss. Is VII Ih 5. . a
"Wednesday afternoon his late hons. No
1898 St Marks ave, Brooklyn
INGRAHAM-suddenIy on Sunday Jun. 7. 1905. Fillaza
NJ Ingraham in the s2d year OF his axs az Hls .a,s
from his late fssiasnce On wednesday .Senins a.
O'Clock Kindly omit flowers. Intsrnsnr private
JEEINS-At ths residence OF her tn-iav Wits =
BFOvne. No 262 Park East Oranzs y J. on
Monday. the s-h inst Louisa Jenkins. aged et years.
Funeral Wednesday 10Th inst. at o'clock I1cernsns
Greenwood
JERSEY-Suddsuly on tne 7th irs-. Fanns p. beloved
AlOnzo Jersey. IS years Funeral from hep
residence. 1O45 18th Fasbush, Brock
lyn Tuesday. 9. 1893. p m. Nysc< IN f-b
papers please copy
sAYRE-At Madison. n. J.. Anna J, Condit. uits et
Louis A Sayre and daughter or David Condt. formerly
OF Newark al residence. No.
90 Madison Thursday afternoon arrival ths
2-15 train from Hoboken-
VAN STCKEL-At Yonxsrs. 7. sunday. Jun. z.
1908. Horauo D. Van SycsL service
residence, 423 South Broadway, Yonksrs.
Wednesday afternoon 3 oclock-
Watson Monday. June 2. 1908. Or. Robert vsctAs
Jr-- eldest son OF Dr. Robert and Frances A. Warts.
Funeral service his late residence III S5tr
St. Wednesday morning 10 O'Clock Iut.rrens
convenience Of family.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
CALLS FOR eRooKLYN PASTORS.

The Rev. DR.. John F. Carson, pastor of the Cen
tral Presbyterian Church and of the best known
ministers of Brooklyn. has been asked TO become
the pastor of the Fourth Presbyterian Church. of
Chicago, one OF the strongest churches OF the de-
nomination.
The Rev. DR.. Charles Edward Locke pastor of
the Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church, has
told his congregation that he has decided to accept
the call to the First Methodist Episcopal Church
of Los Angeles. Cal His acceptance of the call
must be approved by the bishops presiding over
Brooklyn and Los Angeles.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THE 1KoN AS A WORK OF ART
= Socialist Deputy Suspended for Opposing
Improved Design.

81 petersburg. June s.-The Douma to-nirb.
-oeeo the suspension for fifteen sttings of NJ
80 enheaoze' Social Democratic deputy from
"ie caucasus for speech ikon painting He
salo that orthodox Russians believed in the mir
aoie working properties OF the ikon: hence artis-
TIC improvement in design would be useless From
he rational point of view he continued an ikon
was merely symbolic OF pagan form of religion
ihe incident created great tumult in the house
and the Socialists left the hall in body as pro-
test against the suspension of the deputy
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
CONSERVATIVES WIN IN ONTARIO.

Toronto June s.-The general elections the
Ontario Legislature took place to-day and the
s1lts indicate that Premier Whitney and the Con-
servative party have again swept the province
The government had majority of - dsso-
I1tion The indications are that they Will
t1ru with 90 majority. the Liberals having carried
only twenty seats Of total of 105. Toronto
elected eight Conservatives. and all the other
cities went Conservative except Hamilton. where
labor candidate elected
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
ALICE TREAT HUNT DEAD.
yRy Te1ezrsoh to The Tribune I

7IIBy IeIegraph 70 The Tribune.I
Angeles, June s.-Alice Treat Hunt leading
of the Belasco stock company, which has
been playing THE Girl Of the Golden West at the
Alcazar Theatre, died to-day. Miss Hunts hus-
band is Lester Lonergan. playing in Canada In
The Great Divide" Miss Hunt came to Los
Angeles six weeks ago from New York. She had
pla yed prominent parts in Boston. San Francisco.
New Orleans and Kansas City. She was born in
Cincinnati, and the body will be sent to Warren.
Ohio for burial She leaves a child, six months
oId
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
MRS VANDERBILT BUYS OLD ESTATE.

tRy Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Chester. N H. June Sit is said here that Mrs.
Elsie French Vanderbilt has purchased the Thonp-
estate. the house which is 170 years old and
Of Colonial style. a big gang Of workmen is now
at work remodeing IT and building immense
addition. An old farmhouse buildings and land
further up the street have been purchased for
Servants quarters.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
HOW HE SUPPORTED JUDGE PARKER
Mr. Brvan,s Retrospective Loyalty.

AS TO the charge that my support of Judge
Parker was purchased, I need only say that an
nounced my support of Judge Parker Immediately
after the st. Louis convention. and that support
was open and unqualified from the convention
until the polls closed. J had opposed his nomlna-
ton but he had no more loyal supporter during
the campaign. I in correspondence with him
and both on the stump and with my pen rendered
all the assistance I could.-From a statement made
nv ME- BRYAN al Lincoln Neb.. June 4, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
THEATRICAL MUSICAL STRIKE OFF.

Eugene Canavan. delegate Of the Musical Mutual
Protective Union, announced yesterday that the
threatened trouble among the musicians In the the
atres when the theatrical season opened has been
sverted. He said the union musicians had signed
four-year contract with every theatrical manager
IN the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

4aeriir l. RFzTNONT-S IL owen, Minneapolis; c.
" Hoehkiss. Chicago George T Ladd Pits s
=, NTH Indianapolis. PLAZA-A. D. Thomson
TuI1,fh MINI: H. Monroe Hopkins, Washington
S-T RFGIS-hIr and Mrs +. +. Carey, tuxedo
park: Mr. ana Mrs. George Fabyan, Chicago
WALDORF-ASTORIA-Co d X Burgess
Alaba ma w. II. McDoel. Chicago