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New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
CATHOLIC CLUB ELECTION.
Regular Ticket for Four Directors Defeated
by Opposition Candidates.

Edward T. Mcguire was reelected president of
the Catholic Club last night Joseph T Ryan,
vice. president. and Charles Murray, secretary,
also reelected Joseph T. Brady was elect
ed second vice-presideut, and James l. Burke,
cashier of the Morton Trust Company, was elect
ed treasurer. For four of the directors Robert
McGnnis. Edward E. Mccall. John D Connolly
and Arthur Kennedy were selected without oppo-
sition-
Michael Blake George ". Loft, James F.
Hurley and Edward 5. Connell the regu-
lar ticket for the other directors but oppo-
sition ticket composed OF John F Cross Louis
/. Schwartz, Thomas z. Fitzgerald and John H
Mucaby elected after contest. For the
vacancy of year IN the board of directors
Andrew J. Shiprnan was elected without oppo-
sitinr
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
H0B0KEN RECTOR CELEBRATES.
Twenty-ffth Anniversary of DR.. Jenvey's
Pastorate Observed

Psrishioners Of old St PauTs Episcopal Church
In Hoboken gathered in the parish hall last night
TO help the Rev. Dr. William r. Je1vey celebrate
the twenty-hfth anniversary OF his pastorate
Among those who assembled to honor Dr. Jeuvey
who is archdeacon of the Jersey City diocese.
Bishop Edwin 3. Lines and the Rev. Louis Shreve
Osborn, Of Trinity Church. OF Newark; Mayor
George II. SteiI OF Hobeken and clergymen repre-
senrfng almost every denomination in Hoboken-
When DR. Jenvey entered the hall he received
rousing welcome and for more than 4our was
kept busy shaking hands. ". D. Forbes acted as
master Of ceremonies
Bishop Lines speaking for the diocese. said that
many small missions in the northern part Of the
stae owed their TO DR.. Jenvey. He con-
graduated the congregation having good a
pastor and said that religion not losing it's
hold where good men teach II.
Mayor SteiI spoke for the commonwealth. saying
that Dr. Jenvey was the kind OF that was
needed in a large city. and said he hoped that the
archdeacon would live to celebrate his fftieth an
nversary-
z. H A. Correa. who spoke for the parish. gave
description of the church when Dr. Jenney took
charge quarter of century ago The congre-
CATION scattered, he said. and the edifce was
much in need OF repair. Hard work on the part
Of the pastor. he said. had made 1t one OF the
best and most influential In the city.
DR. Jervey responded in a happy speech He
thanked his parishioners their many kindnesses
70 him. and said he hoped to be able to them
as we'll in the future as he had done in the past
One Of the dreams OF DR.. and Mrs. Jenvey has
been trip to Europe, and this Is about to be ful-
filed for a committee Of the parish told Dr. Jen-
,ov Yesterday that all the plans had been made by
The congregation to send them three months
trim They will start for London next week on the
Munetonka, and return By way OF the Aediterra-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

,aO- 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
EX-SENATOR HILL ON JUDGE HAIGHT

Ex-senator Hill at the dinner OF the Bar AssO-
iations of Albany and Rensselaer, Counties. May
Il. 1908
This fall the term Of Office OF judge of the
Court Of Appeals expires and his successor is 70
ne elected But for the expiration of his present
term ne would have four years before the COnsti-
tutionaI age Limitation would attach TO him. lie
10 therefore, eligible for reelection. In addition
10 his fourteen years of service in the Court OF
AnnaaIs he served four years a member Of the
ID Tivison OF the Court of Appeals. and had
nrsviorsly served for many years the bench OF
The Supreme Court IN the Sth Judicial District
which he adorned. ] venture the suggestion that
II is the sentiment OF the members OF bar here
nresent without regard 10 their political opinions
That Judge Haight should be renominated by both
the great political parties OF the state and elect
ed by q Overwhelming ma iOrIty given
m two Bartletts last fall
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SPRAY BRINGS HUGE LUMP OF CORAL.

The famous little ten-ton yawl Spray, in which
Captafn Joshua SIocum sailed around the world
some years ago. arrived here yesterday from the
West Indies with probably the largest and most
,,sIah HE niece Of coral broken from reef for
exhibition purposes. The piece was dashed forward
on the Sprays deck and will be turned over to the
American Museum of Natural History
The piece Of coral was found by DIT B. T. DAM
eran Who suent several months off the coast OF
Andros Island getting material for the museum
CAPTAIN slocum has been making lonesome cruises
about the West Indies in his diminutive craft for
several winters. He is on his way now to Boston,
-ha snrav's home port. He said yesterday he ran
49,. hes1, weather north of Hatteras, but his small
heat Vesthered il like a duck.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
JUDGE HAIGHT.

From The New York Evening Post
The term OF Judge Haght OF the Court OF Ap-
peaIs expires this year. and the movement TO bring
about, his denomination by both parties is one 10
whlcn but wish success. All efforts 10 take
the judiciary out OF politics must mees the aP-
proval of good citizens The practice OF non-par-
tisan nominations OF judges has been growing IN
this state. We could wish that Il might become
the established custom with AZ least al OF tIe
higher judicial positions The need OF an absolutelF
independent judiciary never greater than 70
day With so many vital questions anecting Toe
rights of property ana the powers or eiilei't'
being brought before the courts II Is "t the higheSt
importance that the bench should ne eNernpJ Iro.u
anv suspicion OF bias control 70 tree 'i hiEiieI
Judges from even the sembiancs OF ohHsaton 20
politicians vould certainly be help III naains
where they can decide as beconeth 4 jg1se
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
x. OF p. TO HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE

The annual memorial services W1ich have be
come a special feature OF the work Of the Asso-
ctated Lodge knights Of PythiaS. OF Kings and
Ouasns counties will be held at the plot of Ale
ghania Lodge los, in Evergreen Cemetery on
Sunday. Addresses will be made by Grand Chan
ceor John Stevenson. of Black Prince Lodge:
Supreme Representative Frank J. Martin. of Lin
coin Lodge New York City: the Rev. DR.. John
Lewis Clark Of AIleghania Lodge: Representative
Charles B. Law of Mckinley Lodge, and Dr. NJ
A Herzog OF Royal Prince Lodge.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

CoOIET-On June 2 PIsinh-d. y J.. 3.
cooley. wife Of Elmer z Cooley Funeral q
the Frcsbyters1 Church. I'd Lakewood y J.. Luns
= at o'clock Train leaves Liberty st at 10
DCRBROw-On May 81. Emile Faher Durbrov. wife of
the iate Washington DCrbrov, tr- Funeral services
West End "Wednesday. June 3. O'Clock
= IN Philadelphia and Chicago papers please copy
FAY-At New York City. l. sig0urnsy WEBSTER
his residence. St Wednesday
morning. June II o'c1ocs- Boston pagers pleas.
EMPIRE STATE SOCIETY. SONS OF THE AMERI-
the funeral compatrfot- Sisournsy
Webster Fay his late residence. No IS West 5ots
St Wednesday morning. June g. at II O'Clock
CORNELIUS A PJC5SLET. President
LOUIS AMIN AAES. Secretary
MARTINA Paris May % James z. Martin husos-d
OF Gladys Robinson and only OF the late James e
Martin and Florence Funeral services viii
Be held Thursday. June 4. II o'clock. r.s
denre Of Clifford V
terre1t private London and Paris plsa<s
NEAI<-On Tuesday evening. Juns z 1909. bis
residence. No Palmetto Brooklyn. altar = In
Eerng Illness John King Neal. years Funeral
BIshvick Avenue Church. Bcsnwick
and Corn=ls Rev John Lewis CIsrixe. osztor-
Inernen Saturday morning IN Cypress Hills CennsterY-
MILLER-At Norwak. Conn. Jurs 1868. Fannie
Brooks. wife OF the late Georz- z Miller. IN her S3d
Services THURSDAY $40 m. from her
residence No. 81 High Car-sxss vii train
leaving Grand Central station az 2-Of-
board the steamship Nauretsns- Charles A Thrtts--
services a Broedvay
THURSDAY. 10 o'clock a. n Internert
Mount Auburn. Cambrfdz.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MRS. COWDIN'S WILL FILED.

r.. will of Mrs Gertrude c. Cowdiu, Of Far Rocka-
nv, eled Yesterday with Surrogate Noble. Of Queens
County disposes of estate valued at 100000 real
and $4,000 personal property Her tewery and
wearing apparel were divided among her children
Her husband. John z. Cowdfn. receives all OF her
,rone-1v and furniture in the houses at Wave
rre-+ Far Rockaway; No 13 Gramercy Park, and
~ erosse+ and he is receive the rents and In
come from the property. Upon his death this IS
IN 20 to her daughter, Ethel Cowdn- The income
from the residue of the estate is to go 10 her nus
hard and AZ his death il is to go her children.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

O'Clock. The burial viii be in Cypress Hills Gene
terry.
Mr.. Neal born of Quaker stock in Phiiadel-
phia ffty-three years ago. He to Brooklyn
twenty-sx years ago. For several years he vas
employed by well known carpet merchants. Then
he became chief clerk Of the Board of Elections.
which place he held until after the consolidation
After the passage OF the law giving salary to the
Register he the first to be elected to the posi-
ton. From 1896 1899 he president of the
Unity Club. During his Illness the duties OF execu-
tive member have been looked after by Assembly
Harrison. who will probably succeed him
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
MISSIONARY SCHOOL IN JERUSALEM.

Baltimore. June AT a meeting Of the board
Of bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church. held
here to-day, Bishop Luther 3. Wilson. who was
assigned to the episcopal residence in Philadel-
phia was elected secretary Of the board The
board also commended a proposal by Mrs John
p Newman widow OF Bishop Newman, TO pre-
sent to the Foreign Missionary Society for the
founding Of a mission school property in Jerusa-
len, purchased by her and valued at 5000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
SEMINARY TRUSTEES ELECTED.

Al the annual meeting of the trustees OF the
General Theological Seminary yesterday afternoon
the following officers were elected: President, the
Rev Dr. J. Nevett Steele former vicar Of old Trim
ity: secretary Rev. John Keller: treasurer the
Rev DR. F. B. Reazor: chairman Of executive COM
rr1ittee the Rev. Dr. Alban Richey-
The 18th annual reunion Of the associate alumni
Of the seminary was marked by dinner last night
at the rooms of the Aldine Association, at No. III
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
IRISH PRIMATE AT COMMENCEMENT
Cardinal Logue Speaks at Academy Mount
St. Vincent-To See Rockefeller.

Cardinal Logue the guest of honor yester-
day at the sixty-thrd commencement of the Acad-
emy Mount St Vincent-on-the-H Hudson. Archbishop
Farley presided. The Cardinal, in speaking TO the
graduates. remarked upon the note of loyalty and
love of country paramount in all the addresses
of the day, and commented upon the names Of Gel
tic origin that adorned the programme
The Irish prin1ate and his party the guests
OF James Butler at large dinner given last night
at Mr.. Buffers country seat in Tarrytown.
This afternoon Cardinal Logue will visit John D.
Rockefeller.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

ton I'm Paris For # has been in IN. r,.-r.+ .,.r
SINCE the death of the Jewish fnancier and phil
anthropist. rflan a decade ago and at leas.
on two occasions the French government has in
stftuted negotiations for it's acquisition: at one
une for use as residence for foreign sovereigns
visiting Paris as the guests of the republic and
later on for the purpose of housing the Colonial
Department
Immediately opposite the EIysee Palace il for
merly belonged To Empress Eugene and among
the dancing figures Of the decorative panels OF the
Salon. Bleu there is "a picture of her i'll fated SON
the Prince Imperial. Prior to her ownership the
house connected by a subterranesn passage
with the Elysee Palace. in those DAYS its nom
inal proprietor Napoleon IITs confidential
chamberlain Count Bacchiocchi. and whenever the
Emperor wished to escape the pryfng and jealous
eyes Of Empress Eugene and Of the spies by whom
his enemies surrounded him. he would betake him
self 10 the Elysee Palace for the alleged purpose
Of granting audiences and transacting business
there with his ministers. after which he would
make his way through the underground passage to
the house on the opposite side of the Rue de
fklysee. and would drive from there 10 visit the
Corntesse de Castiglone and other of his fair
friends Meanwhile his carriage would be waiting
for him in the courtyard of the Elysee Palace
where he was understood to be engaged in the dis
cussioE of
The recently published memoirs of both Claude
who Chief Of Police during a portion OF his
reign. and Baron GrascielH who was at the head
Of the personal bodyguard OF Corsican detectives
organized for his protection against assassins de-
scribe how, on two memorable occasions. Italian
consPirators managed To secure access to this sub
terranean passage and almost succeeded in murder
ing him.
This became known, and in order to dispel the
jealousy of Empess Eugene the Emperor pre-
sented her with the house in the Rue de rElysee
which she almost entirely rebuilt. After the
she sold il to Baron HiTsch. who spent enor-
nous amount Of money in redecorating and alter
ing the place buying the adjoining houses that
when completed the mansion occupied the entire
short street known the Rue de TElysee. The
salons immense, the Sale de Fete, indeed. is
capable of holding some two thousand persons, and
the magnificent staircases the scuptured panel
lings Of the huge dining hall, The frescoed ceilings
the superb winter garden, all rendering it most
princely abode princely indeed that it has been
regarded beyond the purse OF any private citi-
II includes beautiful garden. and opens in
the West and South to the Champs Elysees
The tunnel beneath the roadway the Elysee
Palace, the official residence of the President
Of the Republic. has long since been filed up and
abolished.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Mr.. Wilson. who had been editor OF THE Times
Union" since 1897 born in Boone County. Ky.
May 10. 1859 His education secured under
private tutors with scientific specfalties. At the
age Of twenty-five he was nominated as a member
of the Legislature. In 1881 he founded The
Orange Lake F1orfdan." He aftervard removed
to Ocala and renamed his newspaper The Lacon."
In 1897 he took charge of The Florida Citizen
and consolidated it with The Times Union the
same year.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast--Washinston' June q
~ ,ra.s1re prsvas the western half Of the coun-
-, attended bv unsettled. showery weather In the MIS-
si-i Missouri and Arkansas valleys. the Northwest
3 .b middle and north districts west OF the Rocky
Mountains snow IS falling tonight at Reno. New
,ars we're also light Tennessee and the Fast
ar- f<ulr States Temperatures very low In Ctah
Nevada Idaho interior of the Pacific States rang
~ from 3 to 30 degrees below the seasonal average Else
-here they are nearly normal There "iL be showers
"wednesday in the valleys and ever the western
a, of the country generally except in California ana
b Southwest extending Wednesday night and THURSDAY
into the lake region. possibly the Middle Atlantic
,t. and continuing in central valleys There will
60 he occasional showers in the South Atlantic ana
Las departing Wednesday European ports will
nifb fair weather the Grand Banks
Fo-.cast for Special Iocaltirs-FOr the District OF
IDhia fair today partly cloudy Thursday: variable
winds. ,.z.,
portion: variable winds
VIZ Talavsr Jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania ana
-, Sew York to-day; cloudy Thursday Ilght
-" fresb north to east WHO'S -, a.. $1,000.
da in northern portion; light to fresh north Winds
becoming variable. ,,. -. ,.,,s g. s,.. chou,
~ 70 night or Thursday: light 10 fresh east 70 southeast
winds New York to-day; increasing coudi-
ysrfner THURSDAY with showers in western poF-
-. winds becoming east and fresh
-, oa,iaI Reeord-The following Official record
-, weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
~ four boI-s in rom n
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
Special Notices.
To tn. Employer.

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Office hours: a n TO D m.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
JOHN K. NEAL.

John K Neal. Commissioner of Records and Re-
nuhlican executive member Of ths 10Th Assembly
District of Kings County died at his home. No.
2s Palmetto street Williamsburg. early last even
ing At his bedside Mrs Neal, his two sons,
his daughter Mrs William c. Dean, and his son-ir-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
VALE DIVINITY STUDENTS GRADUATED

New Haven. June 2.-The class graduating from
the Yale Divinity School to-day numbered fourteen
President Hadley presided. The Mersick speaking
prize was given TO Walter l.. Ferris. OF Oak Park
III y W Kurt OF Lake. Ohio. was awarded the
Dwight fellowship and the second Mersick prize
went to Philip B Whitehead. GAINESVILLE. Wis
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
DR.. kINsMAN SLATED FOR BISHOP

TBy telegraph 10 The Tribure
Wilmington Del June 1t was announced to-
night that the Rev. DR.. Frederick J. kinsn1an.
professor OF ecclesiastical history at the General
Theological Seminary of the Episcopal Church OF
New York will be elected tomorrow Bishop Of the
Episcopal diocese of Delaware. succeed the late
Bishop Leighton Coleman
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
AWARDS TO AMERICAN ARTISTS.

Paris June 2-An additional list Of awards at the
spring salon OF the Society Of French Artists in
clydes honorable mention for the pictures Of How
ard F5artshorne. of New York; E ". Redheld, Of
Centre Bridge, Penn. and Clara J. Kretzinger, Of
Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

law Or William e. Dean According TO DR.. John
T Gibbons, OF No. 1905 Bushwick avenue. BROOKLYN
who had been attending the commissioner ever
since he was taken H. four years ago his death
was due snaemja Commissioner Neal had never
missed a convention and always elected a
delegate from his district the state and national
conventions The funeral viii he held in the Bush
wick Avenue Congregational Church, Bushutck
avenue and Cornelia street. on Friday evening at
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
HILDEBRAND FITZGERALD.

Philadelphia June 2-HiIdebrand Fitzgerald. bust
ness manager and one of the proprietors OF The
Philadelphia Item" died his home here today
aged hfty-nine years. Mr.. Fitzgerald who had
been i'll since December well known I'm news
paper circles Death due a complication of
diseases
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
NEW WILLIAMSBURG PASTOR.

The Rev Frederick NJ. Schneider, pastor Of the
Church OF the Help Of Christians. at Winfield
Long Island has been appointed 70 succeed the
late Rev Peter Daurenbach. at the Church OF the
Most Holy Trinity. Montrose and Graham avenues
williamsburg
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

The Luna Park song contest was decided yester
dav by Frederic Thompson. the winning song bein
Take g Trip Down 10 Luna with Me-" written b.
8 P Henry and William CahlL
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

The Hungarian Boys Band will make its first ap-
pearance in this country al Keith & Proctor's One
Hundred and Twenty-ffth Street Theatre on June
g. coming direct from the Winter Garden, Berlin
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

CONDICTFREEMAN-O Monday. Jun. 1. n .ns rsSt-
dencs OF brides mother. the Rev. k1seland
Paft Ketehman. u. D. Marion A.. laughter or Xatha-
rine VI and the wiibsrforce Freeman. TO John A.
y. Condict. Orange. y J.
DtNIs-READ-On Tuesday. z 1903. By ,he Re~
lir GrosveDor at the Church - the Incsrnarfc1
Dorothy. daughter Of r. Read. p Ruretss
Davis
RtfIERS-CFAPIS-Ou l. Grace Church Nev
1ork. oy the Rev William r. Huntington. d. D.
Grace. daughter Of Alfred Chaplin. Esq. william
Beverley Rogers
Notice. Of marriages and deaths faderssS
with fun and address
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03

Miss Louise Barthel. for two sea sons member Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company. was engaged
yesterday to play the Prince in Die Lust1ge
Wittwe' which opens tomorrow evening IN the
summer garden of the Harlem Casino.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-03
STATING A FACT
The New York Sun

T"ron Tie New lvIFA -1Il-
what * 10 be gained by erecting IN me Iihqs @ oI
'ra.e,t and the coming generations OF +AEI'FE-
cans anv false ideal of the Union coIar1qo&eI &
Io9.Ii+,- or anv fictitious conception or lle TI!-
l'-.So.rln.ss oF his wonderful achievement W
,entuTe the opinion that if pqiticad @ ca CaS;s my t
49, w. II Ias, we're not leading candidate lot tA-
Ltd Office only would these ieiia ms oi sy
nave nave, 6ut they would actually have been. ap
qaad i,1 the spirft and in the sense IN "hcn Ileg
Re ,1,anifestlv Intended by M TAFT u seems
70 rs an nsensate thing to 'IndeFsLat 9i1 INN 70 az
75 IA turn them 10 the Secretary poi'lcdl as
..g,-a-l are