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New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
c. w. BOYNTON.
CBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

New Brunswick y. j, June &c. w. Boynton,
founder of Boynton Beach, died this afternoon from
diabetes. He had been i'll only two days Mr..
Boynton born seventy three years ago in Ban
gor Me- and came TO New Jersey just fifty years
ago. He engaged in the clay business around
Perth Anlboy. and had extensive manufactures or
porous brick and tile. He built up Sewaren, found
ed it the summer picnic resort that bears his
name and successfully resisted all efforts estab
lish the liquor traffic at the beach
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
YAQUI CAMPAIGN RE0PENED.
'Uf Thousand Mexican Troops Take Field
Ali Negotiations End.

,1l Ocsoh' Ariz- June IA dispatch from Hermo-
H. says That four thousand Mexican soldiers under
a., personal command Of General Lorenzo Torres,
D., 'H not pursuit Yaqui Indians. All ne
l.,s ions for . peace treaty were broken Of yes
- The Ysquis insisted retaining their
-. 9no ammunition after having scceded 10 Inc
4, stipuistions Of the Mexican government Il
II. = believed that the campaign Will last long, as
Aexoan troops have surrounded all the water
u 'Ae Yaqui country.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
SERVICES FOR sLocUm VICTIMS

Memorial services for the victims of the SIocum
disaster will be held Monday afternoon at $50
o'clock by organization of the General SlocIrn
survivors The members of the orga ganization and
their friends will meet al Nederstein's Hotel
Middle Village, Long Island. at 23O o'clock in the
afternoon and will march in body to the graves
Of the unidentified Many flags will be draped AT
hsIf.msst during the day throughout the city
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
THOMAS car TO BE PROTECTED.

s. Petersburg June I2-The United States En-
hassy recently brought the attention OF the For
eg1 Office several threatening letters received by
Ihe Thomas company. American firm saying
that attempt would ne made TO damage its
automobile. which Is now crossing Siberia in the
Kew Tork-to-Par1s race. The Foreign Office to-
DAY informed tae embassy that orders TO protect
Ire ca had been sent TO the Siberian adHinistra-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
4 RUSSIAN SCIENTIST STRICKEN.

s. Petersburg. June 12-P P. Semenor-Tian-
chansky. member Of the Council of the Empire,
WIS stricken with apoplexy this afternoon while
addressing The council in favor Of the Auoor rail-
rosd project NJ Tianchansky is z well known
Ecientist and IS president OF the Imperial Geo
E-srhicaI Society. He is eighty-two years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
NOTED NEGRO CATERER DEAD.

TBy Telegraph TO The TriouneI
Boston June 12-Joseph Lee. a wealthy negro
hotel proprietor and caterer. died here to-day He
was a former Charleston IS c. slave. and was
present at the bonbardment OF Fort Sumter. His
cuisine the Woodland Park Hotel. Auburndale:
his fish dinrers at Squantum Inn, and his catering
famous
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Basr. Adoit Fash. G-ors.w.
Bailey. Festus g Larocque. Joseph
Ezln BaTboar ana Fanais Ro6S1ns Sa' Eiias5s,s a.
Barcalow Theresa Rost
Fsucie.lnsnn. George. smith. Dansl H
Bunty. Eliza G. stark
BAAR-on FRIDAY June II 1908 at Piit.asld MAs.:
Basr. ased 35 years Relatives and frienas srs
N e's[ea n - ssrel % % Taar No f24 Decatur 81 near
Hamburg ave Brookiyn. on sunday. 2:9o
Fr4ay @ .4 sqnf I'M r. ave. l 6ansurg hts coa .
Essus Bailey IN 2o15sv the s5 an. yfar s aos ns s ss
O'Clock carrisgss M, n Tsitns s xs2 soT Ters N-~
please copy
BAIDwINAt her home. June H. 1903 Anna ai7eSs-n 81
vices viii Re held on saturday evening. June IL AZ
Brooklyn
BARRoUR-on Friday June II Fannie coosy vi Mil.-
and daGg2tee Of Edgar and Eliza cooley williA3,.
Funeral services at h-r late residsnce.
fiifSf Kindly SC omit GfoszP sGTers % ''O---'
BARCALow-On Friday June Il There's. ssro.lo.
cornsr ga,b ST on sunday June 14 at 1870 o'clock
Interment woodlawa Cemetery
p5a Rs1aT.. ' .d ne fasEi sa s15 a:5 At
phsr Council X Of G. respectfully invited 70 at
the residence Of Daniel McAulir. No 10 vanderons
ave Brooklyn
BuDE1MANS-on Jun, II. e.orsr RuesIrn.as @ F,1a.sS
ST FIatbush- AIlsrnania Lodge No. 74o p. and A NJ
and friends invited
BUSrT-on Thursday June H. 1sos. El,z. GonnD.-..
Bunty widow OF FredercE Banty tn9raI y 80
Brooklyn. at 7.
FAsAs his late late Iesdsss' re- enc S0 f'e FPsns % ..
son Of the late Robert and MARY W Fash. 50 years
Sharen 81 nsi Patchs and ieerson ves sunday June IA
at p m
Church II 1908 the following resolutions -ere
whereas The death Mr.. Joseph Iarocqu. mean. %
ts ts s9I'y e the ba e S chureh and for II. f.isv
vestry the additional ssifcation Of tse
est and His clear head his hssrt . =
prompt to respond 70 worthy bf s b has .-s u.
foT our inspiration the rsnenbrance .. ch.Esss~ s1
6onoG S5T"SS for what he has done seIlow
was a priasd privilege with him
Resolved That We sIcsrry a9gfn as ss ana
Resolved That this minute entered on the rsooeds
Of the ysstry and = Py6snsG @ IN ns fa1y saa
W H. BUTTERwORTH. LEIGHTON PASkS
Clerk OF vestry. Rector
o'cONNoR-At Lake Mahopac. n. Y. June II lscs
OConnor aged 81 years Funeral from - ne. It - -
a m Thence the Church OF Saint Isnatus LoyoaA-
Park
RoBBINs-ElIzabeth Baldwin Robbins vdo- q the las
Robbins died Friday. June Il 1903 tn Tho
glst year Of her age FunsTa 's5,iee s, & a. s,s n
General theological Seminary Boston and Albany
FnsT-M-s Mtnna Rost. Paul MINI. Jun. 8
burial IN Mount n. 7. June IL Car
rIages will N 405 train New Haven Railroad
sHERMAN-At Yonkers. n t Juns n. 1908.
William Hazard Sherman. NJ D. in the 49th year
Of his age. Services ST Johns Church. YonSers
June "a 10 a m Intsrment at convent-nce OF
family.
cNrrTI-On THURSDAY. June 1908, Hotel Meth
erand New city. Daniel Henry Smith OF IN.
late Thomas u and Mary smith. n the Ioth year
OF his Funeral services Woodlavn Cemetery.
SATURDAY. f3 1908 special train leaves Lex
fngton avenue terminal Grand Central D-p-- $50 m
sTARK-Suddeny. Friday. June II Sam starr
Services from MS residence. No II ParSvieT
Glendale. Long Island. sunday. June "a al
D Inter-neur Fryeburs. Me Boston and Maine
papers please
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Ar1ieIls June I2-France does not conslder that
"a "a haflg t1try into Fez ends the contest De
b. nm and his brother Abo.el-Azlz- 4 ne 80 ~.
g. 60 Lller stiu controls Rabat, Tangier and other
a5ce1 ports. France VIII await more denhlIe , Az
49,. before approaching the slEnatorles 70 ti4e
t-slctras act, who must eventually determine me
ci-cl..oA Of Hangs recognition French o1lclai
plicsss co NOT believe that Germany VIII ,a COLL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
SYRACUSE CALLS NEW YORK PASTOR.

Syracuse June 1.-THE First Reformed Church
of this city has extended call to the Rev John
= Dobbs Of Mott Haven.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ELMONT-Nathaniel Thayer, Boston. HOL-
LAND. l. Starr Hunt. Mexico. HOTEL ASTOR
F. H Burpeee. PhiladeIphia: MAJEsTTC-W. H
Armstrong. Memphis. MANHATTAN-O. E But
terfeId. Detroit. ST. REGIS-Mortimer Smith,
Peabody. Mass. WALDORF-ASTORIA-J s.
Arnold. Pittsburg.
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LAW AND ORDER WIN.
The New York Times.

The Governor IS again justified IN speaking OF
49, na.sage of the bills as victory for law ana
I5ap II is that and something more. 1t not
- y,1rity of the institutions they have estab-
iisb.d Fourteen years ago they passed a pro
,1nou rscetrack gambling Influences into
IL nstlre of which u would be quite superhuous
tIle line annuIled their mandate through the
.-asnt of 2 dishonest law that betrayed the in
90 NJ the constitution ny its failure 10 impose
III. Cor violation Governor Hughes and the
fzislstuTe have enforced the lesson that the tri-
,Ir1nhs of the wicked are shortiEed
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

THE NEW YORK.
Mr. and Mrs. Wendell T,
Bush.
Alfred l. NJ Gottschalk-
]. J. Payne
THE CARONIA.
Bishop and Mrs. W. A.
Gambler.
Mrs. Cheever Ely.
A. c. Hayward.
THE MINNETONE I
Mr.. and Mrs. George A.
Chapman
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.
Gray.
THE VADERLANI
Nr. and Mrs r w Garlic.
Mrs. c. Marshall Elliot
Lester II. King
THE president CT
Mr.. and Mrs David ".
Baird.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Cranston Bovey
Travellers who arrived
were
THE LTSITANIA.
2. n Cuthbertson
Miss Helen Cumming
Mr. and Mrs Mitch q
Harrison
Mr.. and Mrs G e James
THE CEDRIC. 2
NT and Mrs Francis r
Appleton
Mr. and Mrs Victor B
Aldvall
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NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

es- T-z- ? p June 12-JuIio Aybar, the edi-
Tor Of labor paper here. was sent tenced to-oaE 20
Two wears penal seryitude for noelllns Juose-
the town IN which ne lived the court over W1lcn
he presided The Judge however. ioentinco hin1-
sef ss ne rerson attacked ard his contention
was upheld b. the Supreme Court
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

toarls June 12-All the delegates 10 the inter
-e..lnat miners congress except the austrian
sY-to to-day for resolution deprecat1ng war and
--e.orlng the submission Of all international ais
b-'es 10 arbitration
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. W. Jones.
The Rt Rev Edward
! William Osborne.
FOR LIVERPOOL
Rear Admiral and Mrs
Thomas o. Selfridge.
Mr.. and Mrs George Law
renee.
A. FOR LONDON.
Mrs. I. s. Courtney.
Ar. and Mrs. Calvin
Tomkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. J II. Woods.
}. FOR ANTWERP.
Mrs James Madison
Thompson.
Mrs II. = Ward.
FOR HAMBURG
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Ed
ward r. en0 Hdy-
Mrs W. J.. Larned.
yesterday from abroad
FROM LIVERPOOL.
sir Daniel and Lady Hunt
er MILAN
Mr. and Mrs L 4 Riley.
n. L. Underwood
T q. Dawson
ROM LIVERPOOL
Mrs Walter Farvell
Mr.. and Mrs. John 5 Fos-
IL. ". Hazard.
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Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature for the last twenty-four hours in com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr and Mrs r W. Jones.
THE Rt. Rev Edward
! William Osborne.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 7s degrees lowest.
average for corresponding dat.
year. 50. average for corresponding thirty
Local forecast: To-day. fair: Sunday showers. uxbt
fresh winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Mexico Cry. June FIT was announced last
1gHt tnat when Pablo Nacedo returns from New
York tie merger Of the Mexican Central and Ma
Lona railways viii he put into effect The MEXICAN
tentral has been running AZ loss for some time
hs7-1g 1eDend on the government subsidy 10
nee operating expenses. With the merger the
rae is expected 10 pay expenses without depend
fc ge
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
THE ONLY LEADERSHIP"
- Tho New York Sun.

From The New York Sun
Oyer the division Of credit for the enactment Of
the racing bills there he no dispute. Unul
the Governor took up these measures they h%ad %
ro+ the ramotest chance of adoption In the
struggle 10 pass them the Governor made the
Tght His was the only leadership that deserved
atre1r;on AS the contest progressed he exhibited
again at their best the qualities that first estab-
Iished his public reputationren kaple paIlenCe;;
MAGNIFICENT perseveranCs.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-Vashngto June II
depression has reached the Mississippi
Valley with maintaining equal
pace The showers have practically ended in tn. plains
states while in the Mississippi Valley they just
beginning Heavy showers fell Thursday night in
Southern Nebraska Northeast Kansas they
most likely another rise o
stage suspension Of the fall in the Missouri
River at Kansas City. Showers continued in
Atlantic Gulf and there also
showers central Rocky Mountain region It is
warmer lake region. the Ohio Valley and the
and considerably cooler in the
Rocky Mountain region and the Northwest.
There showers Saturday in the Missouri. up
per Mississippi Ohio valleys. the upper lake and
western lower region. and showers Sunday in
Ohio Valley: the region middle Atlantic
states probably South and Western New England.
There local showers Saturday Sunday
the south Atlantic and east Gulf on sat
urday in Gulf states. except Southern Texas.
In the extreme the weather Will generally
Saturday and Sunday.
Mississippi valleys and the plains states and cooler sun
along aS IN the New England coast will be lsht ana ARABS
becoming south and fresh middle Atlantic coast. light
northeast to southeast east Gull coast light
south; on the to southeast upper
lakes fresh southeast to south on Michigan and Huron
perior, becoming northwest and fresh.
variable winds with generally fair
o Grand Banks.
Forecast Special Localities-For the District of
Columbia and Maryland. fair to-day: Sunday showers;
light south winds.
For Delaware. New Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania
Eastern York. fair to-day; Sunday showers; light
to fresh winds.
For New England fair to-day: Sunday partly cloudy
showers IN southwest portion; light fresh
TO southeast winds
Western PENNSYLVANIA, showers to-day: Sunday
showers and cooler fresh south southwest winds be
coming northwest Sunday
For Western York. partly cloudy to-day; Sunday
fresh east TO south winds.
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes IN the
temperature fog the last tweny-fou hours in com
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
CONGRATULATIONS FROM MARYLAND.
From The Baltimore Sun.

In appraising Senator Foelker's conscientious
,7isrharze Of duty its proper value we DO not
mean 10 suggest that the Senators VINO dlftered
f-or1 him were actuated by unworthy motives II
3s SUFFICIENT that Mr. Foeker has to MS credit an
exceedingly fine act Of heroism ana or consecra-
zion "a The service of his constituents he mas
set an example Of devotion TO outy Whlch is
worthy Of emulation by public servants in every
r,ste we congratulate him upon achieving such
enviahle distinction And the Empire state is 10
he Congratulated upon having A Governor VINO can
4nspire such zeal in behalf of the people as MI
Foeker exhibited
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

een Juan. = Il June l2.-Charles W. kogel,
5-a assistant surgeon OF the United Statts
iI-Ae hospital service. who was 10 nave leI |
80 tlis Week for Venezuela 10 investigate Ihe
E ionic plague situation, has been unable 10 nhd
amer 70 take him Venezuela be has asked
'SA-lTlEtnr for inSr
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

Queenstown June I2.-The White Star Line
seane- Arabic which arrived here to-day from
Liverpool o- her way 70 New York, reported the
suicide q X. ! Robinson. one OF her pSssengeTs-
Robinson vas 2 cattle foreman Of the White star
Line and lived IN New York
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
Died.

Death notices appearing I'm THE TRIBUNE YIN -
charge
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Toxic. June IA dispatch from Seoul to-day
ssFs that new court Of cessation 10 hear appeals
ron the local courts of Corea will open on July /
:. Is expected 70 remove many complaints OF mai
seaalnlstrsrion- Hitherto Corca has hao no eI-
tcllTe srsfeTn Of courts. The campaign asainsl
tAe Insurgents continues with undin7fnished Tisor
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CEMETERIES
THE wOoDLAwN CEMETERY

readily sccessfbis By Harlem trains from Grana
Central Station Webster and Jerone Avenus trollsys
and carriage $50 TeIepho1s A35t
Gramercy for Book OF Views Representatives
Office 20 23d ST.. New York City.
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REAL PUBLIC SERVICE.
Ledger.

From The Philadelphia Ledger
In forcing from the New York LegisIsture W - me =
enactment of law which places me STATE n q
question with constitution and with the moral
eep+i-oer+ oF the community Governor Hughes
has done public service Of tncaIculable value.
II is an achievement that will he forever aSso,
ated with his name and is far more TO be valued
than any successes whatsoever which he might
have won in the purely political held-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
BETTER TO GIVE. UP RACING.

From The Baltimore American
II is pity that New York cannot have good
horseracing without crime but II is better TO give
up the racing than tolerate the evil
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

London. June 12-Doubts expressed regarding
tae truth - the announcement in The Iron ano
S,esl Trades Toll~nal' Yesterday that great com
hlsti0n rad recently been effected in the British
Essl trade with capital Of s375. 100000. are CON
tr-ned bv Inquiries made IN best informed quar-
'srs Firms which were alleged 10 be connected
p1tn TIE anal lgamation deny ali knowledge OF It's
sxister0e
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
EUGHEs's VICTORY OVER GAMBLERS.
.oNOR NINDICATED.

STATES HONOR INDICATED.
From The Watertown Times.
In passing the bills the honor Of the state is
vindcated. though the honor of certain Senators
is lost
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
LEFT TO THEIR FATE.
c-.o,sa postStanaard

From The Syracuse Posf-Standard-
Few there be this morning envy the eight
FepUblfcans who got out from under the Agnew-
TJarT hills vet now that these measures have
PASSED we may safely leave these gentlemen to
The tender mercies of their consciences and their
constituents
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
THE PEOPLES TRIUMPH.
From The Utica Herald-Dispatch.

The bills were given a bare majority in the
Senate. but. in view Of the conditions the VIC
tory is less decisive on that account IL Is a
victory Of the people against the strongest fnf1u-
that could be brought to bear for the man
tenance Of special privileges. from which proht
was derived the expense Of good government
and public morals.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK Il. CAMPBELL. 241-s w..- 25d ST. cnApsiA
Private public ambuIancss Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
FORCE OF PUBLIC OPINION.
-ror, The New York World

Numerically Governor Hughes's Legislative deE
&C. o,,turnber his victories. But in the Public
service commissions bill last year and in the
ra,r+5racetrack gambling bill now. the two meas
al, IyLicb the Governor especially singled out
tt crested victory from resentful and most re-
iuctant legislature IA,
on both of these questions the people were with
- C.overnor On both Of them he preiin2i-
a~f1I " defeated on both of them ne won not be
na.,ee eirber the Republican the Democratic
raTtv organization with him but because the
PPeonie were behind the Governor. The members
- tbe Legislature. hating him personally, insult
- btyo offlcfalIy and swearing they would ne er
nSseni Ig5 were driven by the irresistible force OF
oDnOn.
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GAMBLING AND ITS EFFECTS,
---... The PhiIadeInhia Record.

The prescription of gambling is due to the
general recognition of its demoralizlng influence
TTLara Was time when lotteries were used for
raising money for the building of churches'
bridpes and county buildings. But moral stand
Ia rave been raised The depIorable influence
Of gambling upon industry and thrift has been
observed and lotteries prohibited the Ieeal
sanction has been Withdrawn, or Is being Win
drawn from other forms Of gambling. ana tnere
Sc no doubt that the moral sentiment OF the com
Innnitv condemns the practice in all its forms
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Twelve Months.
Canadian Rate.

subscriptions in York City 20 the DAILY
and TRI-WEEKLY Will be charged q
postage IN addition rates named aoovA
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe are:
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CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT Is DUE

From The Oswego Times.
To each Of the Senators who SO rnanfully with
stood the tremendous pressure brought TO bear
llpon them by the forces Of evil arrayed on the
side of the gambling interests honor and credit
are due But Governor Hughes, who led the
feht for the bills and by his mastery open cam
psign won the confidence of the people, the state
is most deeply Indebted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
FOELKER-HERO.

From The New York Evening MAIL
II has taken an extra session for the ETnplre pre-
State fully 10 realize what manner OF man II mas
IN tbe F2rooklvn Senator-how much truth and
courage and capacity for devoted service there
ere in him Long life and all the rewards OF a
good conscience and appreciative constituency
10 G. Foeker.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13
COURAGEOUS AND HEROIC.
From The Brooklyn Eagle.

From The Brooklyn Eagle.
Senator Foeker reached the Capitol and voted
for the bills prohibit poolselling on raceuacks
He maintained his consistency and vindicated his
Integrity. possibly at the peril of his life his
action was courageo and heroic We earnestly
hone for his restoration TO health as the benign
consequence Of his brave action
New-York tribune., 1908-06-13

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A LESSON FROM THE RESULT.

Prom The New YoTk GIobe
The Governor has thus not only won victory
hut a clean one We have new example for the
encouragenoent Of those who would pursue the
path of reform. It isn't necessary for the rlgnI-
eous cause TO adopt the methods of unTighteous-
ness. This is the lesson to be deduced from "lat
EI.lghaS dl6 not do.