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New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
PLANS FOR MAXINE ELLIOTT THEATRE
New Playhouse in West seth Street to Cost
0OO-Seating Capacity $50.

Marshall & Fox architects. OF Chicago. acting
for Maxine Elliott. filed yesterday with Buildings
Superintendent Murphy plans for the new thea're
to he built for her No. 107 to lib West 5sth
street. .
1t will have frontage OF so feet and depth Oh
90 feet two galleries and seating capacity OF oSo.
1t will be three story and basement structure ol
ella ssic design the facade being of marble. finished
with Corinthian pilasers and decorative cornice'
beneath which will be carved the playhouses name
THE Maxine Elliott Theatre.
The interior will be in Pavanazzo marble ana
gold MASTER work with a hanging dome ceiling
and Cornthian pilasters inclosing the proscenium
The auditorium walls will be set with ornamental
mirrors and there will be a handsome boudoir Tor
women The structure is cost S20.0D according
TO the architects estimates Miss Elliott viii be
under the direction of the Shuberts.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
MORE TROOPS AT PINE CAMP.

Watertown, N Y, July 6.-With the arrival to-
day of the I'd Connecticut Regiment Colonel James
Ceddes commanding. and the Sd Pennsylvania.
under command of Colonel w. G. Price. the last
contingent of militia began participation in the
toint mannuvres that have been in order at Pine
Camp since June l5
The Boston Corps of Cadets. under Lieutenant
Colonel Colbert with 30 men. and the 4th In
fantry of Maryland, with $50 men. commanded by
Colonel Charles +. Macklin, arrived last night.
The week does not promise TO be very active
one In camp, the usual drills with problem here
and there and many baseball games, being the
schedule.
Colonel Baron de Bode. military attache of tho
Russian Legation at Washington. is the guest of
General Grant
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
SEND 81 TO COUNTRY.
Small Parties the Order of Day for
Fresh dir Fund Workers.

No big parties were sent out by the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund yesterday. but the ffty-seven chill
dren who went to the country in small parties
represented distribution greater than any one OF
the large numbers Of last week. There party
of twelve girls for Campbell Hail. Workers In the
Adams Memorial Church. in East 3oth street, gath
cred them. They distributed among private
families. who were ready to take the little girls
and give them experience Of rural family HE
just about different from the crowded existence
OF the children could be.
For Norwich and Owego forty-hve children left
the city in the morning They will be in homes
near those towns. They came from Ovet Church.
In I'd street. and from the Kings Daughters.
at No 26 East street. The families that take
the children know that at least some Of them have
been in the country before and that they
must receive unusual attention The board PAID IN
many instances Is merely nominal and the men
and women among whom the tenement dwellers go
give themselves up to the work with as nlucn zeal
do the regular workers
There was an accident at the Shokan home on
Sunday A girl of thirteen. walking with party
stepped upon a pebble. which threw her A broken
arm was the result. After it was set she was
turned over TO the fund manager In Weehawken.
who took her to the Presbyterian Hospital An
accident is of course a thing. but when one
does occur the victim is assured Of as much care
as and probably more than. IL in the city The
girl will be under the care of the fund until the
arm heals
NN~
girls have night clothing The lack Of 1t In former
wears impelied one OF the workers to collect 80
before she UP her duties, and this she contrib
uted to the fund with the request that it be used
for night clothing. She was commissioned TO get
the necessary garments which she did The
worker was Miss Nellie fegnam, teaeher ia
Merden Conn
Mrs William Gee. a member OF the Mum Avenue
Presbyterian Church. OF East Orange who has
been interested the fund a contributor. want
ed to do something besides give money. She In
duced the sewing society Of the church to take
this subject up. and the result is night clothing
and bathing suits for the children But Mrs. Gee
sent money also. The garments will be Of great
service. They in themselves workers for good.
teaching self-respect and greater cleanliness.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washington. July e.
Texas northeastwsrd through the upper lakes with
pronounced high either side. has
Rocky Mountains except IN the lower
lake region middle Atlantic states and New England
followed however. by clearing weather in the Northwest
Central West. The Southeastern high
pronounced strength and wide and its
caused continuation OF the high
lures the Mississippi Valley. Maximum tempera-
lures degrees during Monday
as Me. There has been decided fail in
peraures in the Missouri and Mississippi valleys
northern and lake region and they
are tonight from TO Il degrees below the seasonal
southern Rocky Mountain region. and Nebraska
and in the Northwest and extreme West. There
showers Tuesday in the Ohio Valley the lower
and lake TegonE and Tuesday after
night In the middle Atlantic states and New
continuing Wednesday in Eastern New England
There will also be showers Tuesday IN the south At
Gulf continuing Wednesday. in
Gulf In the West the weather VIII be
fair Wednesday. The showers will be
companed by falling temperatures and during Wednes
n North and East. II will De
Wednesday the plains states and will continue warm
in he West.
tn, winds along the England will light
Coast light TO southwest possibly thundersqualls
TUESDAY night: along south Atlantic Coast light
mostly southeast; along the east Gulf Coast
light variable; along the west Gulf Coast light TO
flesh and the lower lakes southwest
thundersq uals Tuesday Tuesday night. and the
lakes northwest TO
Steamers departing Tuesday for European ports will
have light TO fresh winds mostly southwest fair Tues
day showers Wednesday. 10 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
THE LAMBETH CONFERENCE OPENS.

London July 6.-The fifth decennial conference of
the archbishops and bishops of the Anglican Church
throughout the world, known the Lambeth Con-
ference opened at Lambeth Palace here to-day. The
meetings of the conference will continue until Au-
gust g. There 2i7 prelates attending this year,
compared with seventy-six at the first Lambeth
Conference, held forty years ago.
The subjects submitted will first be discussed by
entire conference, and subsequently referred to
committees of bishops who will report again TO the
full assembly. Resolutions adopted by the confer
ence will be communicated TO the churches in the
form Of an encyccal letter. All the meetings will
be private.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
PEACE IN PARAGUAY.
President NaUeiro in Control-For-
mer Officials PardOned.

Montevideo, July Ga dispatch received here
to-day from Asuncion says that peace appar-
emily has been restored in Paraguay. DR..
Emiliano Naveiro, the former Vice-President
who was appointed President by the victorious
revolutionary party. has assumed control Of
affairs. and the representatives of the foreign
powers have lnterceded successfully the dis
patch adds. in behalf of the former ministers
who took refuge I'm the various legations
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
Died.

HALI-suddenly on July 1905. John Hall at e rs -
Of requiem VIII offered ST Johns Chapel Ger Ger
day July J. 1ntefment IN calvary Cemetery
HEcKsCHER-At his residence No. ~ West ssh -.
John Gerard husband Of d xsa sranS cster Hee
scher Funeral services will be held az Irlnly ~,
Instant. sn G at II o'clock kindly omit flowers
THE MEMBERS OF THE socIETY. :. OF THE are VAR Ar
DesssaHs OF s,d tns SeTsn'h % S ne ves Of John Gerard
Heckscher late 1T Lieutenant 12th U $ Insn55y % sa ~
Tuesday morning 1ae IN iRst al II ssofs President
Captain RICHARD H. GREENE, secretary
JENN1NGs-Emma Crawford wife OF William p
5sT snnn une3a sna sslses at Of hs s late @
2s2 Springfield ave- summit. y J.. Tuesday July
: 1905. 3 D. m
KELIY-on July A. 1908. Thomas Kelly ~ Euasrai
services at his late residence No SO FIsnn e,
LEzEps-At Paris France Tuesday June , S 3 1oos POS
William W hH ,aia sa'eaa 5e 5ss No me 5,h ave- wsdnssay
July s. $50 ?. Interment private
LYoNson July oos James Lyons beloved ,s hlsoaaa "a
attend the funeral from ai7 late residence a., 80 zo 20
Re to HGy 0s ETSs CSge9 at soTS wasr' ew TsqH
" j.. papers please eopy)
Maya his home. No. 457 St. Johns Place Br9osiyn
Francis May son OF 1na ana rne s -or ls rrss
chuTch ciasson and sterling Place. Brooklyn
u5 s1 b 0ss' xIasss T4sGso n Pf s m son sa o.
Funeral services at his late residence ne S "a n
PINCKNEY-suddenly. sunday. July $. 1gos at Ire
home OF her Mrs Caleb Huse CIne ttocNs.
Highland Fails " Y. Dora Ptnckney. daughter ot
the Theodore Augustine and Sioyl Marvin flnsS-
CTne Rocks. Highland tales
at O'Clock Monday afternoon. July 9 Intermens
Tuesday. July :. at Skaneateles y T. Fiorids pa0~fs
please copy
POYNTER-On July 8. 1905 Isabella Poynter. beloved
wife Of Thomas POynter. Funeral service WednesaaS
evening July 1905 O'Clock. at her late resi-
dence. 20 Elliott Place. Brooklyn Interhisnt
Greenwood Cemetery
RAMSEY-On Monday July g. al his residence. No. $40
Seventh st. Brooklyn. James Palmer Ramsey beloved
OF Genevfsve Ward
sToNE-On Sunday July s. 1908. Margaret Brown. oe
loved Thomas Stone. in the 18th year OK Ger
age residence. No AL state St. BrooklSn
Funeral private
TowEE-Entered into rest SATURDAY July 4 Harriet a
s4th OF her age Funeral serves
Tuesday. July Z. 1 O'Clock .. ar the residences
son-in-law Frederick Mead Greenwich. Conn-
Internent at Woodlavn- Boston papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
THIRD OF CITY BURNED
n,pr At PORT-AU-PRINCE.
.1.,e,ican Legation SFe-French
Cruiser May Land Troops.

,-+o, July s-Mr. Furniss, the Ameri-
"ss s.D,e.e- at Port-au- Prince. Hayti, sent a
csn .o the State Department to-day re-
dispa. .be confiagration in that city. The mes
ga aated 10 a m, July 6. and says;
sac one-third Of the city has been totally
- hx fire. which is still burning but ap-
-.,r under control Until now the legation
e ,be United States safe
..,-Prince, July 6.-The fire which start
- she Palace and Senate buildings here
-aov and was believed to have been con-
80 after four hundred buildings had been
,-,ed broke out again in the night and caused
,r-ther extensive damage
-. -a,ewal of the confagration caused
EXPLOSION in the arsenal. which shook
~ v,bcle town. damaged many buildings and
.s..e-Ad blazing enbers over wide area. The
-, NJ the National Bank was shaken down
- ,,e violence Of the concussion. The second
g ,-es believed 10 have been checked at mid
-,,h+ but the flames got a third start this
-.o-nins. and before they were subdued forty
wore buildings had been destroyed.
Almost q panic prevailed in the city. The
s.-nes surged along with a sweep which ap-
,.,,ed 10 be Irresistible, and heavy explosions.
hitch occurred at intervals. added to the frenzy
=, ,he r,opulace. II was not until the fire had
.,sckened that anything like quiet was re-
stored.
The Chamber Of Deputies and the large build
,nr OF the Congregation of st. Louis were men
sced for a time by the flames. but they We're
saved.
So far the authorities have succeeded in main
tanning order. but disorders and pillage are
feared All the stores are closed. The people
are bearing their losses with fortitude.
NJ Carteron, the French Minister to Hayti,
has Informed the government that if fires con-
tinue 10 break out he will be obliged to take
measures for the protection of foreign interests
Nv calling on the cruiser Chasseloup-Laubat to
pend force ashore.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
SIDNEY S. WARNER.

Wellington, Ohio. July s.-Sidney s. Warner.
president of the First National Bank of yelling
ton, died here to-day, aged seventy-nine. With
the late P. NJ Spencer Mr.. Warner organized the
Cleveland National Bank He remained at the
head this institution until 1903 He had the dis
tinction of being the oldest national bank presi-
dent in Ohio.
Mr.. Warner was State Treasurer for three terms,
and served two terms in the Legislature In 1874
he was a candidate for Governor of Ohio. He
also ran for Congress in the 14th district
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
OBITUARY.
CAPTAIN JOHN WILKES.

Charlotte. N c., July 6-Captain John Wilkes,
of Rear Admiral Charles Wilkes, the well
known explorer, after whom Wilkes Land. in the
Antarctic region is named and a cIassnate at An
napolis of Adrnirals Jouett Franklin Upshur and
Luce. died here to-day, aged eighty-one- Captain
Wilkes lieutenant the navy during the
Mexican War, but had since been engaged in busi-
ness in Charlotte He prominent Epsco-
paan.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
NEW DANISH MINISTER TO AMERICA.

copenhagen, July Sit has been decided that
Coastantin Brun. the Danish Minister to the United
States. viii be transferred from Washington 10
London In the autumn TO succeed F. E de Bile
Who @ii retire from the diplomatic service. NJ.
oe Bile has represented his country in London for
lhe last eighteen years. Count Carl Won Motke.
me Minister 10 Italy, whose wife was Cornelia van
hlehsselaer Thayer daughter of Nathaniel Thayer,
VI BOSTON, Will succeed n. Brun at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
LABOR LEGISLATION IN BRITAIN.

,- july e,-The House of Commons tonight
g. H'e second reading of the bill under which
,, cars hence all miners in the United Kingdom
core,"eiK iK only eight hours daily. The house also
sta-'o The committee stage Of the old age pen
- D'ii which has been modified by the adopt
~ " sliding scale. the pension varying with
i'ount of the recipients personal income.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

The report from Panama that Sefor Arias was
advised in a telegraph dispatch from government
official here TO retire from the Presidential race
In Panama was denied to-day at the State Depart
rnent an official of which said this government was
neither nominating or denomnatng Presidential
candidates in any country.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
DUKES MESSAGES TO MISS ELkrNs.

Napes, July ct has been learned that the Duke
v 0ne Ahr2zzi, who is in command OF the battle
eH'p Regina Elena, stationed off Gaeta has been
- oahy communication by means Of the cable with
. S11ss katherine Elkns. The duke employs motor
0at OF the battieship TO carry his dispatches TO
.io' and II has been making the trip as often as
ave or SIX times day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

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New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
CHARGE AGAINST LORD CHARLES.

.oh' July The Times" this morning pub
,.r. statement 10 the effect that during the
tb.,,-"noVres leoVres OF the channel feet Admiral Lord
Nh Deresford gave the signal for evolution
.,nca s il Obeyed would have brought the cruisers
g., aho Good Hope into collision. Sir Percy
"'"eNer' on board the Good Hope, the state
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
TWO DEAD IN BOSTON.

Boston, July 6-To-day the hottest of the
year In Boston, and in the house districts
the suffering was intense. The record for the day
shows that two died and twenty persons were pros
trated the result of the heat. The highest
temperature was 91S at the top of the Federal
Building. On the street the thermometers recorded
a temperature of SO.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
FEAR OF GRAIN FAMINE IN RUSSIA,

Odessa, July 6.-The wheat crop this year is
from . 10 30 per cent below the average, and rep
fesentatives here of American agricultural machin-
cry manufacturers are couptermanding orders.
Grain dealers predict a famine
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
AMERICAN LEGATION DAMAGED.
a Messenger Killed-Italian Minister Also
Demands Compensation.

buenos Ayres, July 6-Dspatches recesTed here
1Iom Formosa, near the Paraguayan border say
that the American and Italian legations at Asun-
cion were badly damaged by the bombsrdment
and that an intermediary from the American lega-
ton was killed by grenade The American and
Italian ministers have presented claims for
pensation to the new government
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
pANAmAN OFFICIALS TO RESIGN.

Panama, July 6-Sefor Arias to-day handed in
his resignation Secretary of Foreign Relations.
The designations Of other government officials are
expected
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
REBELLION IN HONDURAS.
Report That BoniUa Has Begun
Increment against Government.

Managua, July e-News has reached here that
repeliion has been started in Honduras by the
parosans of ex-President Bona. 1t also is re-
ported that the movement is receiving support
from Guatemalans and Salvadorans
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

nent says, doubted the accuracy Of the signal and
refrained from obeying 1t
Inc story is alluded to in other London news
papers. but IT is not verified, and appears to be
part OF the campaign against Lord Charles Beres-
iord arising out of HIS feud with Sir Percy Scott.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Highest temperature yesterday rs degrees; lowest "a
s4 corresponding date last "a
for corresponding date last thiryhree years IT,
Local Forecast--Showers cooler this afternoon
tonight. Wednesday Thursday generally fair with
moderate temperature. light fresh southwest 10 north
ives vi
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Central Station and Jerome Avenue trol2sys
and by $3.50 telephone 4soS
Graunercy for Book Of Views OF representative
once. 20 East 23d St. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

Second Lieutenant Arthur r. Jones a pri-
rste in Company Z of the 22d Kansas Volunteers
from May Il 10 November ;, 1898 A year later he
enlisted in the sth Cavalry, became sergeant, and
on October 26, 1902 made second lieutenant
In the Sd Cavalry He transferred TO the 1st
Cavalry this year
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
UNDERWRITERS.

FRANK r. CAMPBELL. 24f-3 West 2sd ST Chapeix
Private and public arnbuances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
LIEUTENANT DIES FROM CHOLERA

Manila, July 6.-Leutenant JONES' of the 1st Cav
airy who on June "a reported to have been
stricken with cholera, is dead. Lieutenant Null
DOOM OF The Philippine s>outs who contracted the
disease while bringing Lieutenant Jones to Camp
Gregg from the field, is recovering. The epidemic
is being checked al Capiz and in the province of
Pansasinan- The government is acting vigorously
and hopes 10 stamp the disease out of the two
provinces within a month Manila and Central
Luzon are free from It
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
REPRESSION IN PERSIA.
British Demand for Apology from
Teherdn's GOuernOr.

Teheran. July 6-Sixty Cossacks last night took
q position behind the British Legation, where
many persons have taken refuge, with the expecta
ton the refugees would make an endeavor TO
escape from the building. The British charge
6afaires has protested TO the Persian government
AGAINST the action OF the Cossacks, and has de-
uaanded that the Governor appear before him in
full uniform and apologize.
The bazaars have again been ordered to close.
The Russian Bank has suddenly demanded the
payment of outstanding bills, thus causing many
commercial difficulties
Berlin, July "a dispatch received by the "Lokal
Anzeiger from Teheran, dated 10 O'Clock this morn
,ng SAYS that the Shah leaves nothing untried in
order to capture the remaining revolutionary lead
Seized -Chemal. of the most prominent
Yevolutionsts has been arrested at Hamadan 165
miles southwest Of Teheran- He was disguised as
soldier. He will be brought to Teheran, where
The sentence OF death awaits him. He fed during
the pornbardn1ent of the parliament buildings
Reports from Tabriz say that sanguinary fight
ing is stil going there. The o-European
telegraph wires have been cut.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
Forecast for Special Localities

Columbia Maryland, Delaware. New Jersey. Eastern
Pennsylvania New York showers and cooler
this afternoon tonight generally fair Wednesday and
Thursday with moderate temperature light fresh
southwest northwest winds.
For England, fair and continued warmer to-day;
showers cooler tonight and "Wednesday; light 70
fresh winds mostly southwest.
For Western Pennsylvania showers and cooler to-day;
fresh brisk west 10 northwest winds
For York showers and cooler to-day;
fair Wednesday: TO brisk winds
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-07

FoRD-suddenly. at Spring Lake. n j.. on July =
Annie Howland Funeral service at St Peter .
Church Morrstown. n. j.. on Wednesday. July s. at
5 o'clock
FRENCH-At Pleasant. y. J., Sunday July o.
lelS Alice Maud. widow OF Elisha $. French and
daughter Margaret j. and William f. Blood
good. Funeral private.
GoI.pEN-On saturday July 4. 1908 Mrs Mary Golden.
Funeral late residence No a1< C1ermont
brooklyn. Requiem Tuesday July ., le:S n
81. Joha's Chapel
New-York tribune., 1908-07-07
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Official Reeord.-The following Official record
from Weather changes In the tenn
peraure twenty-four hours. in comparison
with the corresnondng date OF last wear: