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New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
QUEBEC CELEBRATES.
Dress Rehearsal of Pageants for the
TercentennrY of the Citu.

Quebec, July 16-Time turned back to-day and
Quebec saw herself as She was centuries ago.
Glimpses too. were given of the splendors of the
gay courts Of France vast concourse of speeta-
tor beheld historic scenes which portrayed great
events in the history of the Old World and the
New. The occasion was the first dress rehearsal of
pageants to be presented next week and the fol-
lowing week in the tercentenary celebration of the
founding of Quebec
Ten thousand spectators the historic
Plains of Abraham. where one of the decisive bat
ties of the world fought, the arrival of Jacques
Cartier and his planting Of the cross of Christ
on the banks of the St Lawrence and heard his
preaching of the Gospel of ST John to the saVageS
They saw in another scene the coming of the
gentle of old France, who gave their lives
the of Christianity and civilization. Fol-
lowing these peaceful scenes the spectators caught
a glimpse of the horrors of war in the brave de-
fence of the fort by Dollard and his sixteen asso
ciates against crafty lot of Iroquois. Another in
terestng sight the arrival of the fur traders
and their taking possession of the country i'll the
name of France. Still another the historic ep
sode when the undaunted Frontenec gave his
memorable answer to the British General Phipps
''At the mouth of my gunsi''
The final scene not easily 10 be forgotten,
Side by side marched regiments of English and
French in the quaint uniforms of three hundred
years ago in grand parade OF honor for Cartier
and his cross who, with Champlan, Laval, Dol
lard Mother Marie and the other great characters
of history was escorted past the immense con-
course There were more than three thousand per-
sons in the different pageants
The first regular presentation of these impressive
pageants will be given Tuesday, the 21st and
another Friday, the 24th, to be followed by
state presentation Saturday, the 25th, when his
royal highness the Prince OF Wales the Vice
President of the United States and the representa-
tves of France and other nations, the descendants
of Wolfe and Montcalm and other distinguished
persenages will officially attend The pageans will
also be produced the Monday, Wednesday and
Friday of the following week. the other days being
taken up with military and naval manmuvres, dis
plays of fireworks and other interesting events.
Arriving on the Empress OF Ireland tonight
Lord Roberts. the Duke of Norfolk Lord Loval,
the Hon. James Dunsmuir and others to attend the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WANT TO GO TO AFRICA
Al Kinds, from ,.Janitors to Ph'loso-
pliers, Would accompany President.
Try Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Oyster Bay JuIv 1s-The President is being
fairly besieged by men of various caiiihss VINO
are quite certain that he needs them upon MS
next years hunting expedition in Africa THESE
include not only real hunters, who have been In
quest of and have bagged big game, bur COOKS
photographers. surgeons taxidermlsts' po'ahls's
and any number of Rough Riders.
IF the President would take those who have
applied" said official at the executive ONCE
'he would plunge into the African jungle next
April at the head of a very respectable army.
He could capture Abyssinia with half the force
that has volunteered. AS matter or fact ne mas
decided to take one except his son Kermit SO
it sTnay well be understood that 1t Will De
waste Of effort for others to apply AS each add
tional member of the party will cost probably
$500 before the President reaches the hunting
grounds, and two or three times that sum oetore
he gets back home, you can see that common
business would prevent him from taxing
along lot of men who could under no posslhle
circumstances be of any use. Among the most
persistent in their demands to be taken along
have been the photographers, but their services
will not be needed for Kermit has become very
proficient amateur photographer within the last
few months and will be perfectly competent TO
take all the pictures the President will need He
will be provided with first class tnstru-
ments, and Will undoubtedly send back some
mighty good pictures"
Secretary Loeb announced to-day that the
President had refused to deliver campaign
speeches into phonograph as was requested by
talking machine man who called at Oyster Bay
earlier in the week
Ever since the President has been in public
life" said the secretary, "he has been bounded by
phonograph and he has invariably turned
down the requests. He does not intend at this
late date to change his mind the subject"
Mrs Roosevelt attended a reception in her
honor this afternoon given by the ladies of the
St Hide Society, organization of Christ Epis-
copaI Church
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
NEARLY DIES IN FLYING SWING.
Jersey Pastor in Hospital After Riding on
Pleasure Resort Device.

Montclair. July 16 (speciaD.-The Rev Henry
Beicher. seventy years old pastor of the Hilton
Christian Church at Hilton, n. j., is lying at the
Mountainside Hospital here in a critical condition
as the result Of riding of the flying swings
at the Verona Lake Park this afternoon
The Rev. Mr.. Becher went to the park with
party of women from his church for an outing
The party had just finished luncheon when the
minister boarded the swing. The aged clergyman
happy q boy while flying through the
air. but before the ride was finished he was seen
TO fall He was removed fainting to pavilion
and a doctor who was summoned ordered hifn
transferred to the hospital. where he Is IN dan
gerous condition
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
STATE ARCHITECT SEES GoVEANoh'
Many improvements To Be Made at sta'e
Charitable Institutions.

Albany July Estate Architect Ware fe'uFiieu
to-day from Saranac Lake after cohiettihs VIZ"
Governor Hughes and securing the Governor 5 ap
,o,-aI IN mans and specifications for new bpo-
inss At several state charitable institutions lhe
..-octs Will, he awarded before September J.
The improvements 10 be made INCLUDE Two ne"
cottages and other changes at the New ork otale
Training School fer Girls at iiuosol, a. :, =
= ,,,I, $50 M. reconstruction of building c at
,be state Cstodial School, at Rome, costing sSooo
Industrial buildings, hospital and other improve
rnents al the Western House of Refuge for women
at Albion. costing s46eoO; new hospital al ihe
WoInan's Relief Corps Home at oSioIo' eos.lt'e
80 go "a ,ntarior work at the New York State
Cnboo1 for the Blind at Batavia, costing S4,eo
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
AN ENCoMIUM FOR THE P. s. c.
Poor Man Who Gets Back Gas 0vercharge
Thanks the Board.

There IS one person at least in this city who
believes in the usefulness of the Public Service
Commission and is going to try TO impress his opn-
ion upon others. He is poor man. who was
oyercharged for gas, due to a misreading of
his meter He complained TO the commission
which drew the attention of the gas company to
the matter \ rereadQg of the meter resulted in
a refunding of the overcharge to the complainant
from whom the commission has received the fol-
lowing communication:
fT received your letter which you send me. and
the company send me bill of 81 just you said.
thank you lots of times for your good heart to
save me money. [ thank you lots of times because
you don't let poor money get lost I'll make your
name big by everybody because you save poor
money"
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
THE REV. DR.. I. NJ. TERRY.

Utica. N. T., July 16-The Rev. DR.. I. N. Terry.
pastor OF the Westminster Presbyterian Church. Of
this city. died here to-day. He born at Lyme
Conn, on February 20, 1851 He was graduated
from Amherst College in the class of II, and
studied theology at Hartford and Union Theologf-
cal semnares DIR. Terrys more than thirty years
service in the ministry had been spent in Utica
and in New Hartford, suburb. This spring. owing
to i'll health, he presented his resignation pastor
of the Westminster Presbyterian Church, to take
effect at the end of this month He leaves wife,
Emily Butler Terry. The funeral viii be held here
Sunday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast" ashins on 'us ~ =.
-, -,o-tion of the United States Is covered ef
- @air weather and moderate temperature III
-. ,,s,ssippI valley and the western lake region ule
,,re has risen and local rains have occurred over
@ '.51o md northern plains states and in the upper
'Io -. T-ar.v During Friday and Saturday tenn
. will rise in the Eastern States. and the area
- noyer, will extend the central valleys and the
I, region In tire plains and Rocky Mountain districts
a. reatbar will be fa- and cooler
hi'e r,,a.,, ,he winds on middle Atlantic and
- r-,nd coasts will be light and variable. shifting 10
9 - NV night; on the south Atlantic coast. light and
.h,e. On the Gulf coast. light to fresh ana mostly
sou,hery the Great Lakes hcIeaais 49,.
c-,er,or 10 west and northwest
steamers departing Friday for Eur'esh pof' "' HA'
tight variable winds shifting SATURDAY 'o fesa ou''
- ,sfy the Grand B6nfS
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DROPS DEAD ON HER BIRTHDAY.

Mrs. Martha Wofindin, of No. 263 Edgecombe
avenue The Bronx. dropped dead she
tering the surf at Manhattan Beach with her two
daughters yesterday afternoon Mrs Woffindin
celebrating her sixty-second birthday yesterday
and she went TO Manhattan Beach with her daugh-
ters She waded into the water up to her knees and
suddenly dropped DIR. W. p. Heaey, guest at
the Oriental Hotel. by. and he went To
Mrs Wodindins aid He said that she had died
instantly from heart disease. The body was taken
TO the Coney Island morgue.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
DANIELS ESTATE GOES TO CHILDREN.

The will Of George II Daniels. former general
passenger agent of the New York Central & Hud-
son River Railroad who died at Lake Placid on
July / was filed for probate In the Surrogates
office Yesterday The will was executed on May
a. 1906, and names Harriet NJ Daniels his daugh-
ter executrix He leaves 100 shares of the Game
well Fire Alarm Telegraph Company and 100 shares
of the Hall Signal Company TO his Julius Clark
Daniels of No COS North State street. Chicago and
the residue of his estate which is said to consist
of s125OO in personal property to his daughter for
sole
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
MAKING METROPOLITAN BELLS IN TROY

The Meneely Bell Company. OF Troy. is making
the four gigantic bells which will be hung in the
forty-sixth story of the Metropolitan Life Insur-
ance Companys building in Madison Square
These BELLS will ring out the quarter hours 1t
is said that the bells may be heard for two miles
In London chimes in many towers ring out the
quarter hours, and not infrequently a resident
of that city is heard 10 sing as the full West
minister chimes round the hour:
Lord, God.
Be Thou Guide.
That by Thy help
No foot may slide.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
WILLIAM WINTERS BIRTHDAY.

From The Troy Press. July 10
William Winter. the ablest and most nriiilan, @
and imna rtial dramatic critic in the country was
horn seventy.two years ago to-day lie has earned
H. anInitv Of what may be called the "high-up"
,sdiocrtv of the drama by the merctleSs frankness
Of his criticism Mr.. Winter gives honor where
a. - 1ua in generous measure. and with unSur-
nassed felicity OF expression; but he Is governed
by his Judgment and not 10y an sGtot I ,, IraW-
Winter has rendered the stage high and enduring
service by his uuhagging and convincing advocacy
OF the noblest professional standards We hope
his pen viii not rest for many years yet.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
HUGH M'CURDY.

Corunna, Mich. July 16-Hugh MeCurdy. former
head of the knights Templar in the United states.
and OF the best known Masons in the country.
died to-day at his home in this city after long
Illness aged seventy-nine years. Litigation with
the county in which he lived over loan which he
made to enable the county TO build courthouse is
thought TO have hastened his end He leaves q
wife and one Mr.. McCurdy was one of the
greatest authorities Masonic Jurisprudence in the
country.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BRYAN's MESSAGE TO OYSTER BAY.

Oyster Bay July 16.-In answer to a telegram
sent by Democrat of this village to William Jen-
nings Bryan after his nomination, assuring Mr.
Bryan that he would receive good majority of
the votes in President Roosevelts home town, the
Democratic candidate sent the following letter,
which was received in Oyster Bay to-day:
l glad to have word of good cheer from
the Democrats of Oyster Bay. Present my
pliments to them, and say that I will watch with
great interest the returns from that section.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
BISHOP M,ouAup LONG A PRIEST.

Rochester July 16.--More than hundred clergy
men Of the Roman Catholic Diocese OF FNociis''''
assarahed today at St Bernard's Seminary IN re-
nopse TO Bishop McQuaIds invitation. to celebrate
the anniversary of his coming TO Rochester for'y
years ago The celebration of the siHtieth ami
,-arsarv of Bishop McQuaids ordination 10 the
priesthood will take place on August ~ "leh INC
- D. Diopede Falconio Apostolic Delegate
,,.ilr he present.
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MRS. MARY ELLEN DENMAN.

Mrs. Mary Ellen Denrnan. widow Of Edward Den
man, died late last night at the home of her son-in-
law. Dr. Edmund P. Fowler. No 81 West 18th
street, after long Illness. Mrs Denman was born
in this city forty-eight years ago. Prior to her
Illness, ten weeks ago, Mrs. Denrnan devoted con-
siderable OF her time to charitable and church
work Her daughter. Mrs Mabel Denman Fowler
Survives her
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
FRITZ ScHEFF'S $500 PENDANT LOST.

After a theatre party at the Casino and lunch
at the Knickerbocker Hotel e l.. behedei' Oh
cedarhurst. Long Island. with offices at no. q
William street came TO the 'Tenderioin" police sta
ton shortly before midnight last night and reported
the loss OF a diamond pendant valued at Sl'9p De
longing FRITZ Scheff who had been the guest OF
himself and wife at the theatre party Ihe actress
had left them after luncheon. and on returning 10
her hotel discovered the loss of the pendant.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
NAMES REFEREE IN DRoEeE HEARING.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court ap-
pointed william II. Willis. OF No. 50 Wall street.
Yesterday to take testimony referee In the hear
ing of the additional charges against Magistrate
ono H Droege. These charges were presented IN
the suDpIementary proceedings by the Bar Asso-
citation on July asking the magistrates remoVal
from the bench. Magistrate Droege must hie ms
answer by August j.
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ppow,NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

st3E BELNHff NHH0fLANDNNajo General Wesley @ Merritt
55rered1 S A. chioSgo a0IE oy Iudes esI3 e. A.
Ro6enbec RSRn5 ROCHESTER sbm1 haTTiS9R
NaSpei' Eut1i Japanese imperial commissioners
GPs5f F Ts0fR Gates gsti6csa cSi
- I. - Harrison, Hong Kong, China: s Iubln
PaTis: c B. Forbes London ST kEei5Ri h
lam DreXei Biddle and Israel w Durham Phila-
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DAVID WILSON BETTER.

Great harrington Maee.. July 16.-Davd Wilson.
of New York, who injured IN A runaway ac'
cident here yesterday. waz reported to-day 10 be
resting comfortably, with a good chance of lIiti-
mate recovery.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

highest temperature ssterds,i 50 degrees; gwes 81
II averaee fnf Ffspon9ng date of sSt
-: ase-sEe for corresponding date iast tht5 three
,c,l Forecast: Ta day wsffaeI; saiutday
f.re ,isi variable. shifting fresh southeae Winds
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains fron Grams
Central Station webster and Jerome Avenus roilsys
and by carriage. Lots $3.50 Tslephors asa
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative
once. 20 East 23d ST. New York City
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Ma ior Spencer Cosby.
Kiugdon Gould
Mrs. ). II. Pell.
THE CARMANIA.
Mrs. e. l.. Beveridse,
Miss constance c. BeYeriase-
Mrs w. !. Chalmers.
THE MAJESTIC. ~
Dr. Richard {. Cahat.
Mrs f,ila l.. Cabot
Mrs. +. H. McDuif..
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Died.

Desfh notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE wM -
repubshed In the Tri-weeky Tribune withsss Gzs
charge.
Anderson. Stephen ". Harris MaryA-
Clarke Margaret Rsiney' sarah e w.
Sian pooIey Mar lry''' L. TerrTa nsoT israel sI'l
Hsisht Amy Van w
and Io as Il seasR %.Gsrs9 %f
private Interment convenience OF family.
551G 59sba6S T1fSy d Maui 5y L. i9 Jsss d s s
late residence. No S22 Franklin ave. sroosyn on
Church Classon ave. and Madison St Intermens in
CALLANAN-on July 15. at No 5ts Throop ave. Brock
INV I Mary m At caanap G9e Sf oar Bara & y Mas ycs a. r0a %
ave. and McDonough
cI.ARKE-on Tuesday. Jly u. I9os NarsaTss 6sioyss
wire OF me late yGsep9 p caFAs "a EestVes a. s sa
from her residence No 200 Prospect Place
Pro-CathedTai Jay Interment Holy cross Cemetery
cUsHMAN-On Thursday. Juy Is. Elsie L. cushman.
dsnce No 80 FranSiS ave- BTookyn on Saturday
July is. at p n
DooLEYnop wednesiay July - 1903 Mary DooIsy
and daughter of ex-serEeant Timothy GIN Eunsrsi
on saturday July Is. 1905. at II a m: thence te St
ce1netery- '15as -''u'n1S o"u''n i"'s'''H' a. ''''
H4IGHTAt ,hs PRESBYTERIAN Hospital July a lsSs
Funeral from the residence OF her father G Gands
WasnoaEn GhsPpaqua y 60 T., on I TqaI's st,on a. oa
HARRIs-At Johnson City Tenn. on wsdnesday July
10. Mary a Harris Brooklyn. widow of William ~
Harris aged So Funeral services 3 p NJ Frt-
day. July H. the Parlors OF the Clinton Ave Con-
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BrookIyn- Worcester Providencs Springfield papers
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LIVINGSTON-At Eastnor Castle. Lodburys Ensaad. 81
Monday. July 13 1905 Mary Josephine. widow Of q
Louis Livingston and daughter Of the late Joseph Asr
nochan. OF this city.
NELwEE-AIexander Motives. beloved husband of A1r
Parrott McElwee. OF Brooklyn. Iterment al rOolsi
Cemetery Albany, Saturday. July Is.
RAINEY-At Undertook. N 7. July rs Sarah Eli1,
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services Saturday July IS at $50 p
STINSON-At her summer home at Easchsmpton, Long
Island the 18th day OF July. julia NJ Attsroury
wife Of Henry c. Stinscn. OF New YORK CtrY
and daughter of the late Lewis and Cathsrtns Sol-
dinot Attsrbury in the s9th year OF her age.
TERRY-Israel Newton Terry, Utica. " Y. on july
IS. 1908. Funeral Westminster Presbyterian Ch1rcn
Utica, Sunday, July 10. al ?.
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winds
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

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here from Europe yesterday were:
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?. 7 NUN " = N . NU.
Sir John Rogers.
II. z. sloane.
Miss Emily sloane.
FROM LIVERPOOL.
Mr. and Mrs. e. Nj. Iindsay
Robert McAlPin.
Mrs. g. 4. Wood.
;OM SOUTHAMPTON,
pr q. Y. Nelson,
Mr. and Mr.. Donald A. Sage.
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r.a, oficiaI Reeerd-'rhe following Official record
-. -. Weather Bureau the changes In the tenn
,ure for the last tNenty-four hours. in comparison
: t.s 81. eorfespoHdfng dste Of last
New-York tribune., 1908-07-17

Pope's receiving members CT the Italian parlia-
ment as such and invoking their intercession with
the government constitute entirely new de-
parture and may be regarded by Papal
recognition of the Italian parliament, which trans
formed Rome into the capital of United Italy. But
this is in keeping, after all. with the private audi
ence which Plus granted about two years ago TO
Queen Margaret's brother, the sailor Duke of
Genoa and TO his Bavarian wife.