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New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

editor of The Boston Pilot under John Boyle
O'Reilly. and the death Of the latter, in 1890
Mr.. Roche succeeded him editor in chief of that
newspaper This post he resigned in 1904 TO accept
appointment United States Consul at Genoa,
where he remained until April 1907, when he
transferred 10 Berne. Mr.. Roche a member
of the Metropolitan Park Commission OF Boston in
1898.
AS a writer Of both poetry and prose Mr. Roche
gained wide reputation. His published works in
clude Songs and Satires." 1886; Life of John
Boyle O'ReiIly, 1891; The Story Of the Filibus-
ters.'' 1891; Ballads Of Blue Water" 1885; Her
Ma jesty the King 1898; The Vase and Other
Bric-a-Brac'' 1900; BY Ways Of War" and .'Sor-
rows of Sap Ed 1904. The degree OF LII D.
was conferred on him by Metre Dame College in
1881. He member Of the Papyrus. St Bo-
tolptl's and Jury clubs Of Boston, having served
as secretary and president of the first named
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
WHAT IS GOING on TODAY.

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum OF At
American Museum OF Natura4 filsLoIJ anu ''-1
Geological Gardens
Mass meeting under auspices Of the SOCIALIST party
OF Eew York County, Grand Central FeIece' .
Dinner Of Company A of the Esd Regiment. hotel
Axtor. T.30 p. n
Dinner of the Eastern Medical Society. Hotel Astor
$50 p.
r--s. scturss Of the Board Of Education. Pub
Iir school / Henry and Catharlne streets. Arthur
p-rk The Heroes OF our Coast tlllus-
tratedl. Public School 80. l05th street and Am
sterdau1 avenue. John B. Dcyins "Burmaf: From
Pangoon TO Mandalay' (liustrated); Public School
street. between i-enOx and Firth
nt,es William =. Bliss. Venice illustrated. !.
american Museum Of Natural History TTth street
and Central Park West Herbert NJ Richards
"Eotany'', Cooper Institute sth street and Fourth
avenue. George ". Kirchway. The Courts. New
York Public Library No sos West 1i5th street
Rubin Gol6mark ''Rheiugod' New York Public
library, i12 East 5Sth street. Leslie willis
Nationality and Humanity. st. Bartholomew $
MurIin. what Foods Most Economical tllus
tratedb: Young Mems Hebrew Association. g2d
street ana Lexington avenue Miss Mari 3uef
Hofer, National Songs Of Germany. Bronx
church House 171st street and Futon avenue.
trstedl; New York Public library, fremont
branch. 175th street and washington avenue. Wal-
Quincy Scott Julius Caesar
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DESIGN FOR SPANISH WAR MEMORIAL
Plans for Monument to Veterans and Aaine
Sufferers Submitted by Mr.. Magonigse.

After wait Of nearly ten years IT looks as
something would be done to build the nenoFiaA
monument to the Spanish War veterans and Maine
sufferers n. Van Buren, Magohigle. the arcnitecr'
has submitted design for the monument TO ths
Park Commissioner and Municipal Art Commission
1t was suggested By Representatives OF William h
Hearst, whose newspapers raised the funt tnat tns
monument he olsced az Columbus Circle. at the en-
trance TO the park with an imposing arch~ay near
IT, Another suggestion is that II De placed az
new entrance 70 me park at sd street and central
Park West, facing the New Theatre now ouAdlns-
The fund collected il is understood. amounts 20
more than 100000 II was raised by popular SUB
scrfption soon after the blowing I'D OF the Maine "a
Havana Harbor II is intended TO have some kind
OF celebration when the cornerstone IS Lald OF az
the unveiling. and President Roosevelt. secretary
Root and Secretary Taft viii be invited
The Municipal Art Commission viii pass on rne
architects design at meeting April "A
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-washingto April
S-The Ohio River is above food from the
Of the Kanawha to the mouth Of the Wabash
except Louisville district. but it is falling
below the Scioto River. The at
Cincinnati night ~ stage Of
between - sc indicated during Saturday: at
Louisville the 2G.9 feet. with be
~ and % feet indicated by Sunday night:
stage being a 2S a Evansville Yer
about five days. food being at 33 feet The
reaching crest stage Of l7.e feet Wednesday
Thursday which exactly the stage forecast March
2S.
there has been decided n
temperature, especially Missouri upper
sssippf valleys and the Northwest. There light
lake region eastward. Northern
Arizona. showers in the Southwest and light
rains Washington elsewhere the fair.
will be generally fair Saturday sun
except the extreme Southwest. VIII he
Saturday. with local II VIII warmer
Of the Mississippi River and
day lake region ami in the Atlantic
winds along the New E<nElaEd cast will
northwest becoming variable: along the Middle
Atlantic Coast light west. becoming variable; along the
South light northeast along the
light fresh east; along Lake
Michigan. fresh south
Steamers departing Saturday for European ports will
light fresh northwest winds. with
% Grand Banks.
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CONGESTION EXHIBIT IN BROOKLYN

Impressed by the effect which the exhibit on
congestion of population at the American Museum
Natural History has made upon the public, and
the Brooklyn public may have better oppor-
tunity 10 the exhibit the trustees OF Pratt In
stitute have arranged 10 have tire exhibit trans
ferred 10 the Art building Of the Brooklyn Insti-
for the next two weeks. The congestion.
which emphasized in the minds Of observers by
the exhibits. is by means confined 10 the Bor
oush OF Manhattan and it is expected that visitors
70 the Brooklyn Institute during the coming fort
night Will be able 10 draw object lessons bearing
more directly conditions existing in the
crowded districts OF borough the bridges
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FUNERAL OF JOSEPH HOWARD. JR.

The funeral Of Joseph Howard jr-. held yes
terday in Plymouth Church. which his father
heIped found Dr. Hills conducted the service.
Those present included one hundred members Of
the Press Club Of which he had been. six times
president John A. Heanessy, president OF the club
delivered an address Alfred Z PearsaI led the
club members in the club song Scatter Seeds of
Kindness The burial was in Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
NATIONAL SCULPTURE EXHIBIT OPEN.
Many Noted Persons Present at Dinner in
Baltimore Armory.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Baltimore, April 5.-The National Sculpture So
ciety's exhibition was opened tonight in the 5th
Regiment Armory with a dinner. at which Attorney
General Bonaparte the POSTMASTER. Among the
distinguished guests and speakers we're NJ Jusse-
rand the French Ambassador; Thomas Nelson
Page. John Barrett Karl Bitter, Frank Niles Day.
dorado Taft, John De Witt Warner and Mayor
Nahool The exhibition is a highly creditable one
The entries number five hundred. Fully % per
cent Of the exhibitors are women. and it Is said
that such large representation of female sculptors
has never before been seen at an American exhi-
birion.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

James Jeffrey Roche. poet, author and editor
was native Of Ireland, where he was born at
Mount Mellick, Queens County. May ST. 1s47 Be
fore he was a year old he taken by his parents
TO Prince Edward Island. where he educated
by his father. able rlathema tician. and at St
graduate he edited the college newspaper In 1856
he went TO Boston, where he engaged in commercial
pursuits for seventeen years, but devoting his
leisure to literature In 1888 he became assistant
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
SON OF plrrssURa STEEL MAN TO WE'D.

The marriage OF David Mckee Morris son of
Pfttsburg steel manufacturer. and Miss Bessie
Louise Pollard, Of Cambridge. Mass. VIII be cele-
brated at hte Brick Presbyterian Church, Fifth
avenue and 57th street, this evening. Miss Pollard
and Mr. Morris accompanied by relatives have
been staying at the Holland House since THURSDAY.
and yesterday d marriage certificate was obtained
MI Norris is q Yale graduate, class OF '06.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
CAPTAIN HAMILTON BINGHAM.

Philadelphia. April 3.-Captain Hamilton Bingham,
seventy-four years old died to-day at his home in
this city from angina pectoris, after lingering
illness
Captain Bingham born in New York on May
g. 1894. and 9 member OF the well known New
York family OF that name He served throughout
the Civil War in the United States navy and
officer the ship Brilliant, the first vessel
burned by the Confederate privateersn1an Raphael
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
x.ssremsN REDUCED TO PATRoLMAN-

Police Sergeant Joseph E Wassermah' VINO os...s was
foio f.i,- attached to the District Attorney s
ultii - ordared reduced to the grade OF pa
-n1,,ar last night as a result of charges preferred
ratnst him in connection with the arrest OF |oeiy
petective Reardon. The order sished % So,,
.ts.rsr bingham was given out late yesterday
..o. "a ,ake effect st midnight last night
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r TUNNEL WORKERS DINE.

Engineers. managers. physicians and foremen
who worked on the Pennsylvania East River tun-
.Ie celebrated their cor1ptetton last night din
rAr given by the contracting firm Of :. Pearson &
son at Sherry-s. Ernest ". Moir. vtce-president
and chief engineer of the company. presided The
speeches were confined to brief remarks BY the
chiefs Of divisions and priacipaI engIaeers-
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SDeCiaI Notices.

To Employer.
Do YOU want desira bic help CCICk2
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications Of selected aspiraEts for
positions Of various kinds which has Just beep
installed at the Uptown Office OF
THE NEW-TORK TRIBUNE
No. 1864 Broadway.
Between 35th and 3-th Streets.
once hours. D. n 10 5 D II
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Ex.coURT DENTIST GETS DIVORCE.

Justice keogh OF the Supreme Court yesterday
signed order aAing absolute the divorce grant
ed three months ago to DR.. Lewis o 'Brien. of No
542 Fifth avenue, in his suit against mis- wife Mrs
Harriet o O'Bren. Dr. O'Brien formerly court
dentist in Saxony.
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MRS MARY PRENTlss WELLS.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

IBy 70 Ihe LFlbune-I
Boston April 9.-Ars. Mary Prentiss Wells. widow
Henry Wells who founded the WeIIs-Fargo Ex-
press Company, and Wells College, Aurora, Y.
Y. is dead here at the age of seventy-ine years.
She was a native of Gloucester. and daughter OF
Or. Henry Prentiss. She married Mr.. Wells in 1851.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
GUARDS PLAN STATUE

Guards held last night at Frauncess Tavern COM
n.ittee appointed to arrange for the erection
OF a monument TO represent Continental soldier
The site which the monument is to be placed
was not discussed
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PSTsssP RS=@sPs c5aSss }asf2a Saassa5sss ~ias
Graham william H Rockwell. AnEe r
Gray, Matthew.
ADAMs-At the home OF his William r ada AdanS
Bsdf3ra station on T1q.sdAE 81. 4i.a A'E 9sa1
Funeral services On sunday Aprn ): at p m
Fails. y. Y. Utica papers please copy
cLsksaeaeny Iaursaay s Agctl apa ss: 1sSs End End
:i5 afa Aagas y s s Wst 'a S a1s s1oaes oH ua % AI
) 1905. ?. m
DowNING-At Downing Homestead. EaEIsnyite; I t. GO,
lu2l5ia County. New York Ma-ch 81 lSo'' n1si SISgi
heIa from his Iate home Frtday April o'cocz
fdaho 3so' springs COT psDers please copy
FoRsTER-oa Friday april 1aos in ne tssa s yi1 yf1r
IAN Forster Funeral services saoday Ea9rn1s a. ios
9Th at 1880 O'Clock in te-raa LledeTx[@z Ind 1Ss
" omit towers
FURMAS-t warwick 7 APEI 3 Nieao,ss . y Ian, r',
late residence. Warvick. Monday. April s
GRAHAM-on wsdnssday April l. 1t.. WiiLsG :, =. y, n
sister. MS ?. 9 Taylor. No 5ss Carlton ave.
sa57S bg.5sa sqa y A ABa Ga9 ls0i aS
s5e ssYS Sesidsaes No s7s lin Brooklyn saturday
April !. ,. n
ertfaths widow Of char.ss 4 Griazfhs. ne 72a
Hprf Z az her late rssidsaoe 80. IS Eass TN St.
Brooklyn. az p Internent private
Lea Euntinst9a Long t, - : r-II55, e r
the 73d year OF her age Funeral services al Eer
late residence Sunday. AD-tI ;. az .
hEsSLEo EsS r. A.s A:.s.4 rs M iT ..tea: a:zf vii
from her Iare residence. Main So11erve y J. on
Saturday. april oel0ck Friends CT the family
invited
MUNKENBECK-On Thursday, April . 19os. al his
residence. No Second Place. Brooklyn y 1.
Edwin George. beloved OF Alfred G H and Ella
" Nunkenbeck il the 21st GEAR OF his age
PoRTER-sudaenIy at MS residence No - West flra
u11-uizg = Benjamin Curtis
Porter Charles and Julia Curtis Porter
cf Ivun Mass Funeral services The Church of ne
Ascension. 5-h and 1Orh sunday. April ).
2.50 Kindly omit flowers Boston papers pissss
copy
ROCKwELI-At Long Beaca. Cal. on March 81 after
a brief fIress Anne Randall wife q John Rockwell
Formerly OF TsrrytJwn y = InIe-Tnenr N0rTtca.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-C. c. Converse. Boston. GOTHAM
Mr.. and Mrs LorilIard Spencer. NewPort HOL-
Waldo Newcomer. Baltimore. ST. REGIS-A ".
Hawley, St Paul WALD0RF-ASTORIA-S S.
ChiIdS MorriStOWn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
OBITUARY.
JAMES JEFFREY ROCHE

Berne. Switzerland, April 5.-James Jeffrey
Roche, the American Consul at Berne died at a
private hospital here this morning after long
Illness. The body will be sent home 10 Boston
where his wife and daughter will return. Mr.
Roche popular here.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
LUIS ALBUM NATE.

Santiago de Chill. April 3.-Luis AIdunate.
prominent Gillian politician and inancier, died in
this city to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
Forecast for Special Locaiities.-FoI

Columbia Maryland Virginia fair to-day ard Sun
day rising temperatures. light winds
ing
Delaware. fair to-day and sunday, with rising
temperature. light west winds, becoming variable
For New jersey, Eastern Pennsylvania and Eastern
New York fair to-day and Sunday with rising tenn
perature Ugh; 70 northwest winds becom-
ing variable
For New England. fair to-day. slightly warmer
southern portions. Sunday fair and
fresh ives northwest winds. becoming variable
For Carolina and South Carolina. fair to-day and
sunday with slowly rising temperature. light fre
north to northeast winds.
Kew YORK to-day and Sunday. with rising
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

bed body of work which, without being in any
spectacular, is st many points distinctly inter-
esting. R.
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CEMETEEIES.
The wOODLAWN CEMETERY

l. readily accessible By Harlem Grand Cen
traT station. ard jerome Avenue troeys and
nv carriage Lots $50 ID TsIe7hole 1855 GraIusrcy
<7- E-t.-9 Z
once. 20 East a3d ST New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

Average temperature yesterday S3 average for cor
81 average Tor corresponding
aata thirty-thres years.
aeal Pair o aud Sunday. with
,.mpernture light northwest winds. be-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

Death notices appearing The TRIBUNE VIII %
repubIished In the Tr-Weekly Tribune Without extra
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04
UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK 2 CAHPBEII.. e+1-3 West a3d 81 ChapelA
'rivats and public a1lbu.sHs~s Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Died-

Notices of marriages and deaths must De tndorsse
with full name and address,
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this co.- ry address changed os-=1
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE ~aii
be republished in the Tri-Weekiy Tribune "ta'a'
exrr eharxe
New-York tribune., 1908-04-04

April . 1905. by the Rev: Henry
Nottet D D. assisted BY the Rev Wll-laa N -
venor D Church % the lacernaons S5s1-zs
Godfrey KisseI daughter of Mr. and MS Sucoipn n
EsseI. James Ely Miller
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For points Europe and Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE viii - mailed ct the t9i-
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Domestic Rates.

FOR al points United and Mexico tOuts1s
Of the Blr1azhs 81 Manhattan AM The BroENl Also
cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii a-E tke Philippines without
extra expense FOR fore. DJs-age
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Local Official Reeord.-The following Official record

from the Weather shows the changes IN the tenn
atIre for twentyfoar hours in comparison
,,,itb the corresponding date Of last year:
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Canadian ate-

Sail subscriptions n New York City DAILY
an RI-VEEhLY will be charged cent copy
postage il ad--ri5n 70 rae rates named above
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
BEER BOTTLE TESTS IN GERMANY.

IN furnishing the following report, Consul Thomas
H Norton, at Cherlnitz. says that at present much
popular interest IS taken in the experiments now
being made to the proper color for beer bottles.
Il has been concusiveIy shown that the taste
and odor Of beer are equally sensitive 10 the
ton Of the direct rays OF the sun, and even TO
difased daylight Careful experiment has shown
that the constituents OF beer which undergo SO
readily a change On exposure TO light are products
OF fermentation, and not present such IN
the original work Dark beer IS found also to be
much sensitive to light than light coIored
beer.
a German authortty on brewing has now shown
by an exhaustive series Of experiments that nc
form Of coOred glass, when used Tor beer bottles.
affords absolute protection against the effects or
exposure TO sunlight. and that wide diversity
degree of protection Is observed when glass dir
1erent tlntS Is ei4p5oy eo Inc LlshesL IneasTe or
protection Is yielded Dy cark reddlSil-o Drown glass
affords much less resistance. and SUI less Is given
II the glass is blush green
As tests have shown that the changes in the
called acttnc OF chemical, rays OF solar light it
occurred to this authority to devise a method OF
glass intended for in bottIing beer For this
purpose he uses dilute solution Of ferric am
InoniUm citrate, potassium ferrOcyanld ana OxaIlC
49, IIi5 y5ben f-esi3iy I1re0ared Eas +si4t vel
10 direct sunlight IL changes TO Intense blue
when introduced into bottles of different Lues me
prevented or retarded according 10 the color OF the
Repeated experiments have shown that while
the cromatlC changes IN the test liquid take place
M M tIi, o5or Of feer under correspondina crcun
stances still the retardation IN both is pro-
portionaI. Thus glass bottle which reduced by
% per cent the action OF the actinic rays the
sensitive solution, as compared with colorless
bottle, would likewise Involve double the time OF
exposure for bringing about given amount OF de-
teTioraticn in the properties OF the beer, II filed
This simple objective test enables the bother or
beer TO discriminate easily andlTapidly between the
different grades Of colored glass containers which
are offered for sale
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

months IN cooperation with the Municipal Tu-
oeFculosis Dfspensary and the local charities The
D4slllo1 OF Columbia Red Cross soon after opened
-otner camp. and camps viii be opened next
spring In Sc aral other cities
The largest Red Cross dav cau,n OF all bovvever
: located IN New York City and was opened on
& Deoenloer l It is on the roof OF the Vanderbilt
NHN4e' which is the dispensary OF the College Of
ny Slclans and Surgeons the medical department
% ooiuf1lola University The clinic fitted the roof
-4o IOTillsfes PHYSICIANS The expense Of nursing
and feeding the forty patients is being met nv the
We" Aork County Red Cross Eventually there
WI 0e accommodation here for more than one
hundred patients and the camp will become night
camp as well Other camps viii be opened by the
CO county committee soon as receipts warrant
&c s0olety hopes that the sale Of the Christmas
ts VIII De so successful that camps may be
opened in every district Of the city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13
FOOLSCAP PAPER.

This Is a strange phrase, whose origin has pUz-
zled many From an Old record it appears that
Charles Of England grated numerous mon lpoIies
for obtainulent of money for his purposes inde-
pendently Of the Parliamentary grants, among
others, the manufacture OF paper The waterTnark
Of the best paper OF the time the royal arms OF
England The consumption Of this article was
great and large fortunes were made by those who
had purchased the exclusive right to veud fl
This. among other mOnopoIes was set aside by
the Parliament that brought Charles 10 the scaf-
1old. and by way Of showing contempt for the
King they ordered the royal arms 10 be removed
from the paper and q fool with his cap and bells
substituted II is more than two hundred and
fifty years since the fools cap was taken from the
paper. but still the paper OF the size which The
revolutionary Parliament ordered for their Jour
nalse bears the name Of the watermark placed
there an tndtgnity 10 King Cha-Ies.-PUrtlaad
Oregonian.
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ON THE PACIFIC SLOPE
[ ConUlctioH of Ruef Boon to San
francisco.
IBy Telegraph to The Tr,s,,n.

The tribune
san Francisco, Dec 1.-THE conviction Of Abraham,
0ei OF orloeTy IN the overhead trolley franchise
matter has been hailed here as the first stan toward
speedy settlement Of the graft prosecutions. OF
Whlch san Francisco and the whole state have be-
come weary All honest people here wish 10 see
hueI' Schrnitz and al the other grafters sent to
the pentenitary but constant delays of Justice on
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

ing a room with a feather duster. not having taken
the pains to open the windows In advance II II
difficult 70 convince persons whose rule for the
acceptance Of anything is Seeing Is believing
that germs ars very real. although unseen. and
more dangerous than some elephants
New-York tribune., 1908-12-13

The Byron Jackson Iron Works a local COM
pany has received the contract FOR furnishing
turbines and pumps for the auxiliary fire protec-
ton stations, although this company's bid
pany' Of Philadelphia The City Attorney advised
accepting the local bid IN case Of any difficulty
1t would cost much less to have responsible persons
hand.