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New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

II is believed n. contracted cold on that dsy.
which later developed into pneumonia The Amer
can flag at Washington Park vas az hsltnas-
yesterday Baseball organizations al over tfe
country will honor his memory
Henry Chadwick was one OF ths most Wildly
known writer's sporting topics n America ara
was considered in the sporting world as th~
Father OF Baseball" H was born Exeter.
England. October s. 1S.4. and member
OF a prominent family Great Britain F4-s
brother. Si- Edwin Chadwick vas ths eminent
sanitary philosopher He was the Grand Oh
Man % baseball. and many OF ~, rules ant
methods oS The game were altered a. his su.Sez-
ton
NJ. Chadwick Journalist bv frh-r-tsrcs. ~
hts father vas for many years editor oc The
Western Tines OF Exeter
IN 1874 he began his career contributor -
The Long Island S-ar." and twelve years lats-
he became cricket reporter on the star % Ih~
New York Times" He also became contrto'1-
tor 70 the columns % The New York Clipper.
and in 1s57 Mr. Chadwick became 4 member % trs
STAFF that publication He was ths first man
10 report a baseball game for IN. Herald ard
later wrote baseball and cricket news for The
Tribune The Sun" The Daily NsTs. TIE
was tas editor OF The American Chronicle O.
Sports" In 1885 he retired from active reporting
70 assume editorial place on the star OF out
inz Nagazine" Fer many years NJ. ChadvfcS
wrote baseball and cricket news to- The Brook
lvn Daily Eagle Preceding and during the hsgi7-
ming OF the hostfIitfes between the North and r7s
South Mr. Chadwick vas correspondent q Tbs
Tribune
N- Chadwick @rzr became associated with tH@
national game when he played shorrstop On a.
amateur team n what Is now part % Eoboks7-
y i f, the ffrfes- Hts book. "Chsdvtcks > t5au7e
Of Baseball had vtds circulation and vas cor
=de-ed an authority the game He vas ne
rnrelenting foe % those who violated ths rules %
the game He compiled and edited The Lsag1e
Guide baseball pu5Iication, and vas the aG-
thor % several books cricket and baseball
He came TO the United States IN 1sS7 and sP91t
most OF his life in Brooklyn and New York HA
married in lS4s Miss Botts. daughter OF the la'-
Alexander Bolts Of Richmond. Va N-. Chadvi""
was member OF the New York Press club. t'S
Society OF Old B-cokIynitas and an honorary NEW
Der OF the National League
In IN interview many wears -aEo NJ 'nad"i'$
Arp1afned how be first thought OF making baSs-
bali a national game fer Americans, IS cricket is
II England
Tt vas while passing through Eiys'an F1e'as
mon nv return from P cricket match he sac.
s.+hsr T CHANGED 20 sAe game OF baseball BE-
+v-aa7 rre Gotham and Eagle clubs I became
convinced then that this was game vfllca Wo1t
h. 2 powerful lever 70 make The people O Arne--
ia -aks A kearer interest IN outdoor sports and
n-aIrhfuI exercise.
.e--o-7 the period that first became an ardent
,5-,f-s- o@ baseball I have devoted ny efforts 10
the fr1Droverlenr OF the game and % fostering a
IN every way
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
OBITUARY NOTES.

rTr-T-TE~ANT COLONEL HENLEY HIGBEE-
United states Marines t-etired1. died a. BCaio on
SATURDAY He was seventy years old Lieutenant
Colonel FI-gbee vas II TIE marines forty years.
serving throughout tie CIVIL VA
JEREMIAH BURNETT. sor over atry yea-s pro
r-+aror q hotels at Phelps. CanaHdstEu.- Paln1yH
and LYONS. died a. Lyons y i, yssteTta-- NJ
Burnett was eghty-s,x years old
GEORGE L JOHNSON. so- many years prom
n4ut in onto Democratic circles and reEsnue col
lector OF the Toledo district under Fresiaent
Cleveland. died n tat city yestsrd4y- aged %
years
MRS. FRANK NJ SINCLAlEE. thiEty-sevsn
,-sars old OF No 30 Anl!ty street, Brooklyn, Gieo
- ha- rome On sundav MS Slnclaire was
ereat-sranddaughrer OF the late Bishop Onoe1
dnuk and wife OF Frank N Sinclaire- whose
father : : Sinc!aire. was an old NeU foFA me-
chant and a well krown clurchula1 n BROOKLYN
Mrs SincIairs was born IN Newark ONO Sne
rsaves A son The burial will be n Greenwood.
T0-4T NTH who served n the United states
navy n the civil War and prominent IN
c,err,a, Masonic circles is dsa1 al his home. No
7e,l Bovine avenue, Flushing Long Island aged
sayentv-o7e years lie born IN Germany ana
came 20 this country Afty-four years ago an6
made a small fortune n the trucking BUSINESS y
Na,hattan He leaves a wife and one son
MAJOR ! TURNER MOREHEAD. a plon--r
cotton mill WooIIen mill and railroad man OF
North Carolina died IN DanvtlIe yesterday after
an illness Of several weeks IN this city, where -
rscentlv made his home He was SiSty-eisnt yeaTh
old ana was Coure-erat- veteran
MRS ELIZABETH JELLIFF PESHINE- widow
~ Francis STAFFORD Psshtne died a. hsr home At
Glen Ridge y = yesterday. in her sIxty-seventh
year Two daughters survive her Mrs Pesnine
vas member OF Cnrist Episcopal Church
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Y. Y. SENATOR'S RETOLT.
Coney Island FiUe-Cent Fare Bill
Taken from Committee.
rBy Telegraph to The tribune J

rBv Telegraph The tribune
A1ba1v April 3.-For the first time this session
the New York City Senator'S tonight led a sue
cessful revolt and over the protest Of the NC
Carren-Raines- Wilcox combination. discharged tne
Senate Railroads Committee from further con-
sideratfon of the so-caed Coney Island scent rare
bill Then It was advanced 70 the order or nnaA
massage The vote was % to IS The only New
York City Republican who voted against the mo-
ton was Senator Agnev, and the only Democrat
was McCarren.
This action was taken upon the motion OF Sena-
tor McManus, who, with Senator's Mccall ana
Owens. introduced scent fare bills Inelr meas
rres were abandoned in favor Of the one drarteo
hv the Assembly Railroads Committee and passed
by the Assembly. This bill was moved in the SEN
ate Railroads Committee last Tuesday and re-
ceived only two affirmative votes IN making ms
motion 70 discharge. Senator McMauus said tnat
the bill was demanded oy hundreds OF tnousanos
OF people CT New York City.
In explaining why his committee had failed 20
report the bill Senator Wilcox said this bill didn't
do what II intended TO do. but fixed the rate
Of fare all the state He insranced rce hxinE
Of scent fare between Albany and Troy.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
SENATE "FLOPS" QUICKLY.
Passes Kings County Judges
amendment, Then S7Cdmps 1T.
TBv TELEGRAPH 20 The Tribun.

TBy Telegraph 20 The Tribune
Albany April 20-After having passed the meas
ure once the Senate reversed itself tonight and
by vote OF "a to IA defeated the concurrent reso-
luton OF Assemblynan Murphy. proposing an
amendment TO constitution increasing from two
to four the county Judges in Kings County and
their term OF office from six 10 fourteen years
With scarcely any debate the bill was passed
first and then the minority leader, Mr.. Grady,
asked for a second roIlcal- On this rollcaH Nj
Grady declared that the passage Of the measure
would make the Senate ridiculous FOR all time
to come" He pointed out that one provision
made the present clerk OF the court the clerk OF
the new court for his whole life. and that the only
way Il one could be obtained would oe y
amending the constitution again
Senator Davis explained that the Judiciary Com
mittee when IL reported the BILL took out this pro-
vision. but that Senator Foelker had replaced It.
Senators who supported the bill on the first roi.cau
sJampeded and defeated IT.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
Mr.. CANNON SUSTAINED
IFT RULE IN THE HOUSE.
xost Drastic Measure to Stop Fiji
bustering Yet adopted.
From The Tribune Bureau. ]

washington. April A.-As result OF the
-,sts-'s ruling on adjournment in the House
Saturday night. Representative williams in
.-.s,,-ed q resolution OF censure to-day stating
- -be incident was prejudicial to the best in
se-s Of legislation and endangered the dignity
:. ,he House. The Speakers action was sus-
.,,ed however. by party vote. after both Mr..
,-on and Mt. Williams had explained their
.-.o7e The speeches Of both were in the
-zf;es- tone and showed the great friendship
-. exists between the two leaders. Mr.. Dal-
u brought II the most drastic rule that has
= haer adopted by the House Il provides that
-, 6sv shall be Suspension day" and re-
-,-ss only majority Of the House to suspend
= lies and pass bill. Formerly this re-
-.f-e5 e txo-thi-ds vote. Under the rule sew
= Hills were passed. although much OF the
80 vas taken VI IN rollcaIs.
r,is-uss5o-. of TIE responsibility for legislation
-essss and not passed was revived when Mr.
-.,-er called Up his resolution Mr.. De Almond
- ~ Williams, minority members OF the
--,---.t-ee OF Rules. reiterated their views that
..s- he zine OF accoursability shall come the
-,o-.rlicsrs will be judged by what they had
ard had ncJ done
NJ sherman. o. New York another nlernoer
.. +hs committee. speaking for the Republicans
..,-.-s5 they stood ready TO shoulder full re
.,orssbf1ity fo- their acts
= -e-7sfred fo- MI. Dalzeil, however. 70 ofter
-- -r7-5 Of defiance 70 the Democrats. You
- ---,ch mistake the temper Of the majority,
=. 5arIs-e6 'if you think ve viii not mo the
-,ss7x <o- considering and passing the bills tnat
.--1e-7e- OF this side are interested in But ne
.,5 amid Democratic boots and sToans, now
- ~ zour bills will be passed Of that cnar-
,-.- leave 70 your imagination He knew
:, <st5 that M Williams was willing 70 sacrl-
9 -. v-i<e-s -elsrior-refe-rins 70 Ny Hooson
.r,,- Re said. when you gentlemen go oaCs
- --,--- constituents and you are asked VHy tnis
- +hs, bill in which they have vital interest
-. ~ been considered. and you answer mat
-, -c--,7ta-iIy cut Of from yourselves the pos
,.sr-z n corsfd eri1g them because you NanO7o
= make the majority DO something 'hs1 you
-s--es and the majority did not, tnlnk 'heS
=, -s-r YOU YOU were playing politics al q very
dear COST
- s-,zk.- nut the question On the passage
=. -. -esol1tiou and when Mr.. Williams os-
--5A5 The zves and noes Speaker cannon VIII
s-.-z-sc eject, declared that "tne sen'ielllan
- demanded 9 constitutional right thsR no0'oS
- ,r,ore" Tne House broke INTO epp-oue
- I'll vas called and the resolution VAS
-Sou-eE
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
DEFENDS COURSE ON RACING BILLS.
Senator Raines Makes Denial That His
Action Helped Kill Measures.

Albany. April 2o.-Senator Raines. majority leader
~ the Senate took occasion tonight 20 make an
extended statement relative his position IN the
matter Of the racing bills Senator Raines read
mart Of 2 letter from the Rev. Frank T. Rowland,
Of Rochester, declaring that "a multitude OF peo-
le IN this great state believed Senator Raines re-
snoosfrTs for the defeat the bills the ground
that # was through influence that the vote on
the bills postponed
Senator Raines reiterated the statement which he
rr7ade al the time Of the defeat OF the bills, de-
srrfhfng the history Of the bills in the Senate and
saving that the opposition 70 the bills could have
prevented vote even a early as II was had hCt
f7- the agreement 70 which he consented
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
FLEET NOT TO VISIT ENGLAND.
Nav Touch al Malta and Gibraltar-Presl-
dents Thanks for Invitation.

London. April 20.-Tt has been decided definitely
that the American feet Of battleshps will not call
a. any European port on its way home. Win 'ne
--.-+io, Of certain points in the Mediterranean
u-Foere II will be necessary to stop for coal
This information is conveyed in the American
-arlv to the invitation extended by Great Britain
that the feet visit England The answer, which
has Just been received at the Foreign Office says
that the American government regrets that the
eea- viii not be able TO touch at any European
ports except those in the Mediterranean # will
however. probably call at Malta or GibraltaE-
possibly both
In conclusion, President Roosevelt expresses his
cordial thanks 10 Great Britain for the invitation
and for the facilities offered fo- coaling and repairs
a. British ports along the fleets route from the
Far East 10 the Atlantic Coast.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
SENATOR GIICHRIsT DENOUNCED.
Canon Chase Said He Betrayed Voters IN
Opposing Agnew-Hart Bills.

Senator Cfnchrist declined an invitation % at
tend the meeting held last night in SOuers Hall.
Rockavay avenue and Sonlers street. East Ne"
York and give his reasons for voting against the
4gnev,- Hart bills In letter TO the Rev FIoEd
Appleton rector Of St. Clements Episcopal ChurcH'
he said: IT am opposed to the bills because l be
Iiaz,e their passage would promote the interest OF
pooIroons with their incidental graft
Among the speakers were Canon Chase, VINO said
that Senator Gilchirst was a betrayer OF the men
who elected him and added that he was afraid 70
corra ~ the meeting Resolutions adopted
e7eno,Incing GiIchrist. The speakers generally
TONED in denouncing the Senator Others who
smoke were Frank Moss. ex-State Senator 6Tls-
void the Rev. Floyd Appleton and ex-Represeht1-
tive Robert Baker.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
NAVAL BILL REPORTED TO SENATE.
uouse Provision for Only Two Battleshlps
Retained.

Warrington April 2o-After coLls-3s ~ Nal
- 80 tor,-s the Senate CorlT1l!tlse u. =
'-.@H So -e,orrad the naval appropriation n--l
- +s ssnate II carries s11164654s an increase o.
= g7e ar over the amount o. the D..i q -
sss5 nv the House, On the batteshlP coll9i -. -
- r-cgrarnrne the Senate Committee ADOPTED ne
- ~ the House making no chafge III TIC ~
poiicS oI ~ -.ze,ls Tho Presidents message
s,.o.a+trr the construction ot four oatueshps
=. not considered. ar il was known that t'-o III |
- ~ -. unanimously opposed 10 that pro-
II--l- ~ Concerning the construction OF co4llers
r-ovlsion vas incorporated II the oi-i .l-. o,,
d ~ .,,iI- nm the Pacific Coast, which means
sho-,- Is1ard Navy Yard. An Appropriation OF
no Vas nads for the purchase OF tnTee coIieTs
sl'.Y.,sd nv the Fore River shippuIlding CON-
pary- O.. -e-s1,,n- rn9nv ccr1r1lJ1}-
- l,r,r7endins his -forts 70 induce Congress
oh'iO- <,- rhe construction of four oattleshIps.
- -. - - interpreted al the White House 10 mean
-. ,7untrv Is with him On this question
&c &c - President has not relinqulshsd efforts
- congress- it war said today that ne vii
- rte endezvors TO personal interviews with
.'ii.- .'e s,d members OF the House, and VII not
- :, another message on this sut!@cL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
SENSATION IN LAND FRAUD TRIAL

Washington. April co-The trtal OF Hyde. Benson.
Schneider and Dl1nond charge Of conspiracy
70 defraud the government OF valuab bic lands IN
rsrfornia and Oregon to-day furnished the great
&c, sAnsatlon vet produced by the government
woodford T.. Harlan. for nearly forty years a
clerk in the General Land ONCE, confessed to re-
csivfng many hundreds OF dollars to expedite lieu
land selections and dvulge information relating
- the boundaries OF proposed forest reserves II
,,-. .rs, said that William Z Walk another Land
ca4os clerk rsea.vsd q snare Oh Lie EaassS.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
PASS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

fBv IeIeg-apE % IAe IrIul-Is-I
Albany. April 2o.-Without debate the Assembly
tonight passed the Travis constitutional amend
nent exempting from the city DEBT limit SUBWAY
and dock bonds producing sufficient revenue 20 pay
interest and sinking fund. This measure Is one
Of the important steps toward raising cash to
build new subways in New York City
A cornpaniou bill. the Robinson amendments 70
the rapid transit law. designed TO bring private
--f+aI into the subway field by making the terms
of contracts more attractive. laid over until
Wednesday, II is estimated that the Travis
nroDosrion, If passed by the Legislature next year
and ratified popular election, VIII render a'@---
able some sI25Ccd 900 for new subways
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
TO INVESTIGATE CITY COURTS
rBy Teleraph TO TIE T-ioUre-I

by Telegraph 20 ICe IriotIs-i
Albany April 2o.-By vote OF s. 20 "a the As
serobIy, tonight passed the Francis bill providing
for q commission 10 investigate the conduct and
condition Of courts OF inferior criminal jurisdiction
IN first class cities. Considerable opposition vas
made BY the Tammany Democrats. although NJ
Short OF Richmond, declared that an investigation
OF the lower criminal courts. especially Of the court
houses and records. would produce great good
The measure provides for commission OF seven
two appointed by the Governor, two Senator'S and
three AssenbIyrnen. An appropriation Of SSco
Is made for expenses
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
IMPORTANT BANKING BILL SIGNED

Albany April 2n.-Covernor Hughes to-day signed
the bill Of the Assembly Committee on Banks which
transfers from the Attorney General TO the State
nerintendent Of Banks initiative in the matter OF
liquidation OF moneyed corporations, and gives the
Srnerfntendent control in such similar 70 that
srtovad nv the federal Controller Of the Currency
ora~ national banks. This looked upon as the
most important of the series OF banking bills passed
nv the present Legislature seeking TO carry out the
recommendations of Superintendent Clark Williams
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
oUsTED DEMOCRATS TO CONFER
Will Meet on Saturday to Plan Warfare
Against Murphy and Conners.
by Telegraph 20 The Tribune :

Albany. April Pas inperturoaole as u h9
weren't setting the entire state Democracy by the
ears Senator McCarren followed the calendar OF
business tonight and declined 70 talk politics He
said he had not any conference on with other
evfcted Democrats AT present
II is learned here that Charles ?. Rattigan, OF
Auburn another Of the men 10 whom Corners and
Murphy appear to have taken a distinct dislike,
has circulated a call among his confreres for con-
ferences At Utica on Saturday and Sunday, to go
over the situation and concoct plans for future
warfare
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
OBITUARY.
HENRY CHADWICK.

Hen. Chadwick known al over the country ~
the Father of Baseball died yesterday At hs
home No HaIsey street Brooklyn. from heart
disease and pneU5no1ia- He was CONSCIOUS on
Saturday and almost bis last remark vas regard
ing the result % the DAYS game between View
York and Brooklyn. Little hope was tslt for his
recovery because % his age
week ago last Saturday ne attended IN. game
the Polo Grounds. between New York and Yale
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
NEW MILWAUKEE THEATRE OPEN

Milwaukee April 9l-NIwaukes's new thsatrs.
-. Majestic was formally dedicated tonight a
vaudeville hous- The house, which seats 2.sae
persons ard has every modern appliance. -
rour-as7 story building erected by Cthlctn
BROTHERS at a cost OF g soon The iessees a.
Herman Fehr. OF Milwaukee. and c. z Kohl. "
Chicago
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
MRS. ESTHER JuosoN JENNINGS

Mrs Esther Judsou Jennings widow Of chFer
Burr Jennings, died yesterday ~ her home No =
PARK avenue in her eigG-y-ftrsr year Her nus
hand who vas an oil retue-, died in 1885 Ia
1852 he engaged in the petroleum business an"
u-ir, Jor1 D. and William Rockefeller and otner~
established the STANDARD OIL Trust and became
one Of is directors The funeral OF STs- Jsh-
7frgz Will be held OF Thursday morning a. ~
,,oIoct TIE burial viii be az Fa!rdeId. Conn
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
eAss MEASURE FAvoRINe VETERANS.

(By Telegraph 70 The tribune
Albany. April 2o.-The Senate tonight passed the
cobh CONSTITUTIONAL amendment adding 10 per cent
10 examination ratings Of Spanish War veterans.
Senator Davis presented arguments against the
PROPOSITION on behalf Of the State Civil Service
Commission and the Civil Service Reform Associa-
-fors Grady wbile advocating the measure paid
,r,l,,ta to the work OF the Civil Service Connnnis
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
MINISTER'S ASK GOVERNOR TO SPEAK.

Governor Hughes has been invited 70 be the chlef
sneaker at the mass meeting arranged oy clergy
men for Carnegie Hall next week when various
denominations Will unite protest against the
oisIs+r7re for defeating the racetrack anti-ganh-
ing bills The date will depend upon the wishes
oF the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
movements OF vessels have been reported 70 ne
Navy Department
SAIL WITH COAL FOR THE FLEET

Two big American sailing ships cleared port yes
terdav To carry coal 10 the American feet IN the
Pacific The four ulasted steel ship William ?
FIVE will go 10 Norfolk take on about thirty
.sva, hundred tons for Los Angeles. TIE Aryan
goa. 70 Baltimore 20 take On rventy-hv. hundred
tons for Fan Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
4RMY And NAVY NEtt ).

From The Tribune Bureau-l
Washington, April Z.
ORDERS IssuED.-The following orders have
been issued:
ARMY
Second Lieutenant ALBIN L CLARh aoto Inf-1tTy'
yat6s Ts'Fs WfxDE11 L SIMPSON 1oth Infantry. 30 once
Captain FSF,EDE5.IcK l DENGLEF' eoas' artillery
captain CHARLES NJ FI-NpEL 16rn I9taH5ry. ,t and
rom general hospital. iEes-o x san EFaHc-seo, 90
proper station ~
Commander : L Cow. from quincy. to uAy@I station
Cayi{S C{- W F-rxKA1D de,schea inspection 4uty
Chester u spgiaeer1s nay 5S s@I- s,-- ?,
Lieutenant . W : - E - T. : - 81 --7
Ensign 6 {. PEGRAM, detached the ForJoiss' 70 ne
,s,ef1I engineer r Z CARNEY. retired d-taeaed
~S-ai s-a-io- New Orleans houl@-
pitaI. Portsmouth
MOVEMENTS OF wARSHIPs--The following
movements OF vessels have been reported 70 The
Navy Department.
ARRIVED.
Ap-l III shsa-Hatsr a. Lsss!s ls4aa vermont. ~.
louisiana the Georgia, the NsN Jersey. -: hAoas
Island the Virginia. the Minnesota me Chio -
Missouri the Maine. t5s Alabama The Illinois - -
kearsarge The h5ntue.i. me ne Sc r.5-, l17 '
April the virginia tEe New jersey ar
Grj, @ tFs Maine ana the Missouri a, santa Moni>a
the Alabama. the Kearsa-ge. the Illinois and tha
~ Freulerr1n: re Wilmington n. ssra-. TIE
Psinbop The Concord and the Helena AZ Hong Kong
SAILED.
April l7The sasarWa'sr from FhIadeph-a for LeAFi'
Apri Isrhs Glacier from Mare Island tor san Diego
April fe-Ths West Virginia from Mare Island toF
The sSiass ordered commissioned navy ya-t MAJ. Is
and parent ship for torpedo 1otll4s CT Peein;
coast
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

The Rivington NeighborhooG Association Of Ne"
Wi, civ Is the new name given 70 the College
settlement which has houses at No % RiYingtoA
street. No. 1S3 Ludlow street and No. 10 Isl
-a.+ The certificate of Incorporation filed a
A1hanv Yesterday IS the legal step decided upon
- r7ee-ing of the directors week ago TO trans
fer the property, now held in the name Of Helen
Phelps Stokes and other directors. to the Institu
,ion p-oper J. II Mckay. one Of the directors,
said last night that far ne knew the ottlcers
of the Settlement would remain as before and the
york would be conducted as formerly It was
learned that the word college could not be USED
IN the ror2orate name OF institution conducting
Settlement work and In view OF this the directors
decided TO take the name given.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
AHomA REFERENDUM HELD VOID.

Guthrie Okla APR! 2o.-The state Supreme
Court to-day held that the initiative and referen-
DUN provisions OF the Oklahoma constitution were
not in violation OF the Constitution Of the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21
INCORPORATE COLLEGE SETTLEMENT.

.ooiatton of New York City. organized 70 con
- .crl a1ong Settlement lines. fled certlncate
~ incorporation with the Secretary OF state tooa,
The directors are Helen Phelps stokes RUIN -
t LLe r-1jzoha+b s Williams. Charlotte +.
S,T,za-7 Caroline VI. Bacon Ruth Draper. Ransom
- summer Gerard. Francis H Tabor Arthur
woods Nathalie Henderson, Arthur II. HaAo'
Katherine p Barnes. J. II. Mckay ana Louise l.
rbrrber all OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-21

From The Tribune BureaU-i
Washington, April q.
0RnERs IssUEp.-The following orders have
been issued: