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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30


Is s at watts s5s Ess rssl.
In his 10Th year Funeral services 1 az 'ps AZ 40
Carriages will be in waiting at Brewster y Y on
terminal at II Is a m In5ernsat carmel
LoTT-on Thursday. May James Van De5silt at s1s
neral ssrvices saturday. Nay 80. In'srn'sn'
private
the Liberty National Bank held en- st ~ lanes Van
dsp5lS 4os, "a tb a1 on thursday May 2sth.
after a brief Illness: and the following Minute was
RESOLVED mat in death q Janss Lot tn this
skill discretion ability ana whose taithfg1sss nat
highest ana best in and private life won
for him the confidence and esteem OF al VINO M sI TO
the family of the deceased with an expression OF tne
u VAC FREDK 3. scHENcK President
g IsS, rs e B ss hess 0 od
erick McLennan. in the 18TH year Of his age
MAY 3: :s s Pn be e9 e al a age ss
residence. No Use Eushwiek ave BFo9klyn' On on
friends respectfully invited to attend
NICHOLS BULKLEY-Entered into rest May q. 1909
ter Of the 1eE late chsrl e's0 ana 1a5 aEs g
her son-in-aW Mr. James GrisWod wenfz. No sl2
West SD SATURDAY May 3d. at 10 a. m and am a al
rival Of i2os train from Grand Central depot
Tsi Tss 2 ern efsr.n May A *
ley Postey below husband Of Iargaret sterling S s{
day. June 1. at o'clock a N
GENERAL soc (ETY OF MECHANICS AND TRIBES
MEN CT TIE CITY OF NEW IOEkh-
Executive ONCE 20 West ifth otLsSs o+ .bs
Brothers SOrrowful announcement rs I1aoe
death OF Brother Robert B Powell on Nay -oCn; .
member of Society for thirty-four years sernS
faithfully the Auditing COMMITTEE 1871 70 i00t
inclusive nterentE At B2fT5e UsGE Pres
RICHARD T. DAVIES. Secretary
PRENTIcE-ou Friday, May 90. 1905 ClarisSa '.
Prentice her S6th year. widow or AndreW -
tice Funeral service VII! De ne-d at N1iieau' O''
Sunday. May 81
sATTERLEE-o May IS 1908. at his residence in this
city a short illness Walter Satterlee son OF .o
late George G Mary lie Roy Livingston SdOtsiiSs
Georges Church. suyvesant Square. on Monday June
l. 1870 o'clock
sCHALTER-On Thursday. MAY %. 1905 Sophia
schaIter beloved wife OF Henry Sehalter 43
her late residence No "a Firth ave -S1 n;
a m, Greenwood Cemetery
SHIELDS-On the 2Sth inst. at his residence TOP
sey and Bay 22d ST. Bath Beach George
Shields beloved husband OF c. Van Pelt IN
his s1st year Funeral from the New Ctrecnt Ks r
Sunday. MAY 81. 1905. at
sKIRvING-C)n May IS. 1908. Louise. daughter OF
Marion and John Skirving. Relatives and
friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
her residence No. 1913 Van Buren, ST. Brooklyn.
Saturday May so at p m
wIcKs-At Port Washington. Long Island, May y.
1905. Ruth Evelyn. second daughter of Dr. J. Van
Pet Minnie D Wtcks Funera! from her late
residence Port Washington, on Saturday goth inst
at $50 p
| WILLIAMSON May - his residence. No 1ss
/ Snyder ave. Brooklyn Thomas Williams. in his
91st year. Funeral services at ST. PaUls P e.
| Church. Flatbush p m. May 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
COLONEL SMELLS WILL SET ASIDE.

Clinton III May 2s-The jury In the seeoi.u 70
the snel win case brought in a verdict carry 70
d., - - r. ,,tp of Colonel Thomas smell.
nIionaire The jury declared that colonel sne 81,
Of unsoand mind The will vas ool'es go ~
Richard Smell z SCR, who was cut oh go,
annuity OF $50 /: was proved TO ths JulS aI :,
Colonel Sneli sas Insane over women " - frorn
whom he gave large amounts OF H'o'+e'
xa0n he received passionate letters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
WILLIAM w. EVERETT.

William W. Everett, formerly president OF the
Peoples Line Of steamships running from New
York to Albany on the Hudson River died at his
home near Croton Falls Westchester County, yes
terday He was seventy-fve years old He for
nerIy represented Putnam County il the Assembly
His wife was the daughter of Daniel Drew. for
years proprietor of the old Bulls Head Tavern. in
Fourth avenue. Mr.. Everett leaves one son, Rob
ert who lives in Tarrytown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
WEST POINT RECEPTION CANCELLED.

West Point, n. Y. May Glowing to a change
in the law the board OF visitors OF the United
States Military Academy will not convene at the
usual time in June this year. and therefore the
reception in its honor at West Point heretofore
announced is necessarily cancelled. Otherwise the
Juus exercises will be carried
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
DERELlcr DESTROYER A SUCCESS.

Newport News. Va May 1.-THE new steel
derelct destroyer Seneca, the only craft of her
type ever designed made successful trial trip OF
the Virginia capes to-day. The vessel maintained
speed of IA knots. The Seneca will be turned over
to the Revenue Cutter Service by her builders, the
Newport News shipbuding and Dry Dock Com
pany, about June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
TEN ENTRIES FOR OCEAN RACE.

The complete list Of entries to date for the Marble
head Bermuda race includes yachts; Class A.
Fleur de I.ys: Glass B. Esperanto, Zuhrah and
Dervish: Class c. Venona, Marchoness and Edith
anna; Class D. Little Hope Lila and Chaos The
schooner Esperanto. belonging to ]. D. Mckee, OF
the Atlantic Yacht Club, arrived in Marblehead on
Nav 90 She is in frs class condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
Ex-JUsTIcE CHARLES r. INGALLS,.

Troy, N Z, May N.-CharIes n IHsaII'' TOT
merly Supreme Court Justice died last night
at his home in this city. He was born IN Green
wich WASHINGTON County on September IA, 1919
Charles Russell ingalls, was the son OF county
Judge Charles F. ingalls,. After district school ana
county academy education, he pursued the study OF
law with his father In 1874 he admitted to the
bar and practised his profession with his father
and brother until 1850. He served one term IN
the State Assembly before removing to Troy IN
1860, where he continued the practice of law until
he elected Justice OF the Supreme Court
on the Democratic ticket 1853 He was twice
reelected and he continued the bench until
retired by age January l. 1890 In 1870 he was
assigned to the Court OF Appeals where ne sat for
short time until that court was reorganlzed ov
constitutional amendment. In 1877 he was appoint
ed bv Governor Robinson to sit as an associate JUS
tice of the General Term Of the Supreme Court OF
the First Department in this city, where he con-
tinued in service for two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.

omcia, Record and Forecsst-"ashineton' my .
-bs ,roncai disturbance that mas oeeh 49,.
during the last six days is no" ceh'iai .aaa ~,
- ara moving slowly northward' attendeo os
g., IN. middle and south Atlantic states
tronetric depression with showers ana ho
-,,r covers the middle and upper MISSISSIPPI "
.st,.rs and the western lake region
NaIteS - ,.s fallen IN the Ohio Valley ard over
- ,.'.-,or If the middle and south Atiahlio s'
and continues below the seasonal
r,,e,..tnni 10 the Rocky Mountains
Missff "a ,bund.rstorms indicated for satur-
-. sunday in the middle, eastern ahe i nora
DAY and VIII - !.
eastern 81 rerion and Ohio valley West OF w w
IN the IN viii be falr except III IN
Mssisslpp Northern Rocky Mountain distrlcts "Heie
middle ana M, Mi Occur 49,. r,.
local rains VIII IN. winds along the New England
purins atlantic coasts will be brisk 70 hign from
and MlocIe south Atlantic Coast, fresh north"est
easeriy on on the Gulf Coast fresh
be m The Great Lakes. fresh to oFisN e''
depa rting SATURDAY TOT ~ and showers
fresh and incfedsiHs -
70 the Grand Banks oraer.d Friday morning the
storm ~ %I, from Hatterss 10 New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
MRS GEORGE ABBOT JAMES.

by Telegraph 70 The IriouneJ
Boston May 29.-FolIowing brief Illness Mrs
r-1izabeth Cabot James. wife of George Abbot
Iar,es and only sister of Senator Henry Cabot
odpe lied here to-day at her Beacon street home
she leaves besides her husband a son, Eierton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30
ANDREW D. WHITE ON WAY HOME.

Naples, May 29.-Andrew D. White and Mrs
White left here to-day on board the Prinzessin
Irens for New York.
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CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys
and carriage $3.50 UP. Teephons 4555
Gramercy for Book of Views representative.
Office 20 East 23d St. New York City
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highest temperature yesterday, "a date last
80: for Corresponding date ast tHi'tS
three ears showers to-day. ana proSabl' e3@
l-oe ssh sno Increasing east WINDS
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK e. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West ed St Chapels
Private and public arlbUIances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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showers to-day ana 9uii"A'
east and increasing x,r,, and Eastern Pennsylvania.
For 1o'5av and probably sunday ifesh an" -"
creasng TennsyIvsnia and Western Rev VOTE.
FOR totdav and Sunday; fresh to orlSh east "+'
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, nes.i.r Heeord-1l,e following official reoorc
ho weather Bureau shows the changes IN 'hp
IRON rurs for .he twenty four hours. IN com
tempfialu,,b ~ corresponding date OF last year
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-05-30

May IS. zoos at his late resi-
dence Croton Falls n Y William Watts t-vers,L:.
in his 10th year Funeral services az the On
Church Carmel. y. Y. Monday. June l. az --oo.
Carriages will be in waiting Brewster. y + on
arrival Of train leaving Grand Central Depot me-"
a 4 a m Infermelr. CarneL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BURTON IGNORED BY
PRESIDENT GEORGE

President George, of the Board OF
Education, announces that there will
be no changes in the committees this
year. He will reappoint them just as
they stand at the next meeting.
Thursday night. This means that In
spector Burton. recognized as one OF
the boards most competent and con-
scientious members, will be ignored
entirely He was on the real estate
and judiciary committees last year.
until his election as delegate to the
constitutional convention made nee
essary his temporary retirement as an
inspector, when the vacancies In the
committees were filed by tried and
true administration adherents.
Mr.. Burton, at IA recent meeting OF
the board. told Mr.. George frankly.
before the entire board that what
that body needed was "a president
who would preside" and friends OF
Burton believe that George is taking
this means OF getting back" at the
inspector from the second.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
BIG FLEET SAILS OFF
WITHOUT CEREMONY

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. July s.
The Atlantic battleship fleet sailed at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
were Is ships in the line. lead by Rear
Admiral Sperry's flagship Connect
cut. The Nebraska was detached and
sent 10 the Angel Island quarantine
station. because OF an outbreak Of
scarlet fever aboard. She Will rejoir
the fleet at Honolulu.
There was no ceremony about the
sailing OF the fleet. Promptly at 2
o'clock the signal went up on tho
Connecticut and anchors were hoist
ed The Connecticut slowly got un.
derway and led the column out
through Golden Gate and set course
southwestward for Honolulu. where
the ships will arrive July 16. for a
weeks stay.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
MANY GATHERINGS
ARE ON THIS WEEK

Conventions and conferences be
tween employers and employees are on
In Detroit this week. The Amalga-
mated Association of Iron and Steel
Manufacturers Is the largest OF the
bodies now in session. Its committee
on labor dealing with like body
from the unions and some changes In
the wage scale will be agreed on.
The Michigan retail jewellers and
optometrists are holding a double con
vention at the Hotel fuller. Sandy
Mckay, OF the west branch. Is the
president OF the jewelers. and A. w.
Kludt OF Detroit. leads the opticians.
The latter want bill passed by the
next legislature for a licensing board
which will bar out ignorant persons
who try to sell eyeglasses.
AT the Hotel Ste. Clair, headquar
tiers have been established by the Of
ficers OF the American Flint Glass
Workers union. There are about 400
delegates to this unions convention
and the sessions are being held In
Gaines dancing academy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
.AMES DECLARES
HE'LL PAY DEBTS

A. c. Ames. real estate man who
left Detroit three years ago. greatly
to the anxiety Of q number OF cred
itors and clients In his real estate
business. has written back to say
that he will shortly be in a position
to pay his debts in full. Ames has
been in business In Los Angeles but
says he has had hard luck on account
OF the financial depression and is
temporarily involved. His entire
debts are not more than $4,000, he
AYERS.
p. j. Kelaher. Ames' Detroit attor
ney. states that the real estate man
has paid $4,000 OF his debts here
since going away.
Ames says that his failure is due
to his being too optimistic and easy.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
THOUSAND KOREANS
SLAIN BY INSURGENTS

SEOUL, July s.-Nearly 1000 Kore.
ans have been murdered by the Ko
rean insurgents and so-called patriots
in the last few months. These Ko
reans were all members OF the IL
Ching Hoi, a pro-Japanese society.
Most OF the murdered Koreans were
peaceful. hardworking men. whose
only crime seems TO have been OPP
position to the disturbing element In
the country and friendliness to the
Japanese protectorate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

fighting ground. Bird Coler Is sure
the Empire state will go for Bryan.
They tell me here. and think
truly, that Stewart Woodford says
New York Is for Bryan. You remem-
Der his peculiar declaration before
the Chicago convention. He made
bold to tell the Republicans that only
two men could carry the Empire state
this year-Roosevelt or Hughes. Since
the Chicago convention Woodford IL
represented as saying the state is lost.
There is circumstantial story that
Governor Hughes has said the same
thing Not a few OF the newspaper
men and independent observers with
whom | have talked-men who live In
New York--say the state IL either for
Bryan or extremely doubtful. point
out these things only to show the bas-
is OF the Democratic confidence. which
is SO much in evidence here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Around the State
in q Hurry

Alpena-A team hauling camp sup
plies and IL men was scared at an
automobile in Green township. All
OF the men were injured. K. McMlI'
an, camp foreman for the Fletcher
Paper company, was seriously hurt.
saainaw-Mrs Robert G. Casey, 81.
dropped dead at her home on Wads'
worth-st from an attack OF heart fall
IRE. She had been resident OF SaG'
NAV more than 40 years. Besides
her husband, Mrs. Casey ieaves hVe
children. including Laura A. and Rus
sell Casey, OF Detroit.
Lsnsing-Wm. Johnson, aged %.
swallowed laudanum, presumably
with suicidal intent He was discov.
cred stumbling along the street, and
resisted attempts TO save his life.
Johnson, II Is said. saw his sweet.
heart In company with another man.
whereupon he concluded not to live.
kalamazoo-Deciar that 5000 a
Law had been lost in the Chautauqua
in Kalamazoo, s. X. Winchell, tho
manager. at the close OF an address
by Congressman Lands, OF Indiana.
last night announced that the Chau'
tauaua would end with last evening 5
meeting.
HolIand-Congressm G. J. Dick
ema. chairman Of the Republican
state central committee. said that the
next meeting OF that body will be held
late in July or early in August The
Mace. time and officers for the fail
will be selected at that
session.
lanslna-Gov. Warner says he has
NOT received the charges made by the
OF 100 against prosecutor
Yerkes, OF Wayne county. who was
asked TO commence proceedings for
the removal Of Police Commi ssioner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
alfalfa Bill" Murray.
Of Oklahoma, Picturesque
Figure at Convention
BY HECTOR n. ELWELL.
(Staff Correspondent Hearst News
Service and The Times.)

DENVER, July S.-"Alfalfa Bill''
Murray. OF oklahoma
That is a wild sounding name. That
Is name that conJures up a vision
OF big hulk OF n man packing six
shooter, wearing a big hat, leather
chaps and a-cussin' like sailor. ready
to shoot buttons off your coat without
notice.
That is the picture. but II is played
up The Alfalfa Bill" 10 whom | re-
fer is q delegate TO the Democratic
national convention here and one OF
VIM. j. Bryan's close friends He has
keen mind. a wide grasp OF big L.
sues and is most deeply interested In
the welfare OF mankind lie Is as far
from being the wild man OF the plains
that his prefix might indicate. as
Maine is from California. and that Is
some distance.
His wife Part squaw.
The story OF Alfalfa Bill" is inter
esting First. his wife is an eighth
Chickasaw Indian, which. figuring
closely. makes his three sons one-six-
teenth Indian, or In the words OF Bill
himself, "A herd OF plumb sixteen-to-
one kids"
II came from Texas" said bill" In
telling OF his life, IL ran away from
home when was II years old. My
mother died when | was two years
old and my father married again. BY
the time ! was II. father and didn't
make good match team. SO hit out.
Il got Job ON farm at $3.50 a
month and worked there for a whole
YEAR Then | went into the oriSk
foundry business BY the time ! was
IA years old could mold brick with
the best OF the busters ana | earned
$3.50 a day. saved my money and
studied law. I heard that the law
business was a mighty sight better
In Oklahoma than Il was In Texas
They were just then getting rid OF the
bad men, so struck out for Okla
homa and | have been there ever
since.
II settled in Tishomingo. That Is
the Choktaw word for serving the
chief 4 bought up $500 acres OF
land and | have II today. That land
Is worth 500 an acre. but | wouldn't
sell II for no amount. | rent out and
get a comfortable income from ms
land"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
10 Fire Insurance PoIicyhoIders

DID YOU EVER think how important it is to know
your Fire Insurance policies correctly describe your prop
erty?
DID YOU EVER try to improve your risk, in order
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YOU MAY BE THE NEXT ONE TO HAVE FIRE
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Would you feel safer if your interests were being
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We issue an annual contract covering all this service
We adjust fire losses for all persons whether holders of an
nual contracts
For information upon method of transacting this
business call at the company's Offices address
The Poieyholders Service Adjustment Company,
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
DOUBLE PAY ASKED M
FOR CASINO PLANS

Park Commissioner Breitmeyer ia
bothered with two sets OF architects
bills for the erection OF the Belle
Isle casino. Commissioner Bolger had
plans drawn by Van Leyen and Schil.
ling some years ago. which were not
used because the bids ran far above
the appropriation. The same firm lat
er drew other plans. on which the
present casino was built and are en-
titled to per cent. on the present
building. They have also sent In q
bill for t3,332.90 for the first set ol
plans and Breitmeyer has turned this
over TO the corporation counsel.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Avoiding the Rush.

A Mormons wife coming downstairs
one morning met the physician who
was attending her husband!
us he very ill?" she asked anxious
ly.
He Is" replied the physician. Il
fear that the end is not far of"
do you think" she asked hesitat-
ingly, do you think 1t proper that
should be at his bedside during his
last moments?"
Yes. But advise you TO hurry.
madam. The best places are already
being taken. "-Everybody's Magazine.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
NOW IT'S HONDURAS
WHICH HAS REVOLUTION

WASHINGTON. July s.-A revolu-
tionary movement has broken out
against the government OF Honduras.
Senior Ugarte. the minister mere re.
ceived news today that the town OF
Gracias. about 20 miles from the Sal
vadorean border. has been taken by a
force. coming presumably from Sal
yador. The town has a garrison OF
40 or 80 men and It's population Is
about 5000.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
( N LOCAL pAIHOU5[5.

Mrs. Porter j. Whites Faust" com
pany. which has been rehearsng in the
EIks' temple for the last week, leaves
Detroit today for Sarnia, and from
that point will go to the British
northwest, where the company will
give a performance Saturday night i'll
Fort William. Annette Andre, clev-
er girl OF this city. is with the com.
pany.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08

The positively best values ever
offered; handsome Blue Serge. Black
Thibet and Black Clay Suits. in all
the seasons smartest single and
le-breasted styles. in all sizes
70 nj men or all proportions. Let us
show them 10 you.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Bishop Foley Assigns Priests.

The Rt. Rev. John ;. Foley has as
signed the young priests who were
recently ordained. to- the following
churches. Fr. John NJ. Doyle. OF Holy
Rosary parish. Detroit. to St Marys
church, Jackson. Mich; Rev. John
@. Griffin. OF Jackson. Mich. to Holy
Rosary parish: Rev. Christopher Do
Ian. OF wyandotte. to Port Huron:
Rev. Thomas X. Carey. Of Detroit 70
Holy Trinity parish
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-07-08
Sunday Excursion, July 18th via Mich
lasn Central.

At the following low fares