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New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
OBITUARY.
JOSEPH LAROcQUE.

Joseph Larocque. lawyer died yesterday at
MS home, No. East 56th street. Mr. Larocaue
was born in New York In 1881. and was graduated
from Columbia College in 1s49. Following his ad-
mittance to the bar. three years later, he became
member OF the hrm OF Shpman, Larocque &
Choate. Mr.. Larocque was director Of the Amer
lean Cotton Oil Company. the Cataract Construc-
ton Company, the Cellulod Company, the Morton
Trust Company, the Niagara Development Com
pany, the Niagara Falls Power Company, the
Niagara Junction Railway snd the Plaza Bank.
He was member Of the Metropolitan Museum OF
Art the Museum of Natural History and the Uni
versity. Reform. Riding Metropolitan City Delta
Phi. Century Columbia University Alumni and
Down Town clubs. He married Miss Annie s.
Whittemore who, with and q daughter.
survives him. The funeral Will be at St Bartholo-
news Church, Madison avenue and 44th street. on
Friday morning at 10 o'clock
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1HESPIANS MAY CUT OUT CANADA.

At the annual meeting in the Hudson Theatre
Yesterday Of the National Association of Theatri-
cal Producing Managers, William A. Brady Of
fered resolution that effort be made to adjust
the questions of copyright and customs with
Canada and that in results satisfactory 20
the members of the association were not obtained
the booking of companies across the border be
discontinued The chief drawback at present to
managers OF the United States entering Canada,
said MI Brady, that the international copy
right was not recognized there. The resolution
was adopted
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
NINE KILLED; EIGHTY-THREE HURT.
Accident to a Train Crowded with Italian
Pilgrims.

Novara italy June "a railroad accident IN NO
vara province yesterday afternoon resulted IN tne
death of nine persons and the injury OF eighty
three Most of the passengers on the wrecked tram
were Italian pilgrims returning from an e&cursi Isl
80 81. sanctuarv Of the Crowned Virgin They
came from villages Varallo thirty miles nostn
west of here
The pilgrims train had stopped TO repair an accl-
dent at the station of Roccapietra, where neaVilS
loaded freight train crashed into It, Tne rear
-o-eapear coach was telescoped and the freight
engine then mounted and crushed the two next
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
GEORGE J. GOULD SAILS.
Says He Nay attend His Sisters
Wedding.

Just before sailing for Europe yesterday the
Aronprinzesan Cecilie. George ]. Gould said he
would attend the wedding OF his sister, Nine. Anna
Gouid, to Prince Hele de Sagan II he was in
Europe at the time, and that she had his full
consent and blessing
Mr.. Gould did not discuss the date OF the wedding
further than tc say he expected Nine. Could would
marry fn the future" He expects to be
abroad for about month or six weeks. Mr..
Goud's family Is now in Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Mr. AND MRS. FISH GIVE LUNCHEON.

West Point N Y, June 9.-The board Of visitors,
nearly all the resident officers Of West Point and
the ladies of the post attended luncheon given
to-day by Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish at Glen
Cove their country house at Garrison-on-the-Huo-
son Tomorrow Major General Charles f. Roe, OF
the National Guard of New York, will give din
ner to the surviving members of the class Of 1853,
Of which General Roe was member There are
tvrenty-four members of the class, many of whom
are prominent in civil and military life.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

been completed Another delay until June II was
granted The magistrate said that II the diamond
not produced on that day he would send
Lemoine to trial In the Correctional Court
Counsel for j. C. Wernher, Of the De Beers Min
ing Company from whom Lemoine is alleged to
have obtained large sum OF money on the pre-
tence that he was able to manufacture diamonds.
made a demand for the opening OF the envelope
supposed to contain Lemoine's formula. now in
Smiths Rank in London and for the admission
OF his client to the laboratory during operations.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
IusITANIA's RECORD FOR DAY.

London June According to wireless mes
sage just received here, the Lusitania mas asai
es+sa the record for the best days steanling from
her sister ship the Mauretana. having covered 641
knots between noon of Sunday and noon OF Mon
dav This Is six knots better than the record OF the
Manretania The Lusitania left Queenstown on
Sunday June Z, for New York. The MauFetanld
-,aaa her westward record of 6s5 miles May
81 last
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MINERS VOTE FOR EIGHT HOUR DAY.
International Congress Restricts Labor to
Six Hours Under Bad Conditions.

Paris June s-The International Miners Con-
sress at which the United States ana european
countries are represented passed a resolution to-
a in fayor of an eight hour day, including de-
SCENT TO the mines and ascent from them Where
the temperature is excessive or there are noxious
gases in the mines the day Is reduced TO six hours
The congress after passing these resolutions voted
that nressre should exerted In every Country TO
mako these hours legal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
MULAI HAFIG IN FEZ.
Insurgent Sultan Enters Cdpfd
Nth 1900 Men.

Tansier June 9-Couriers who have arrived
here from the interior report that Mulai Mang'
the insurgent Sultan. with HIS entire suite ana
an army of twelve thousand men. entered Fee on
Saturday with great pomp. About twenty thou-
sand Berber tribesmen are reported TO De
marching to join him. Hafig left Meduinez on
June g and on the next day is said to have
annihiiated the remnants of the Cherarda rebels
Several of Sultan Abd-elAziz's oficials, who fled
from Rabat have reached Mequinez
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
HUGHES AT SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING.

Albany June 9-The State Sunday Schools AS
sociation opened its annual convention here this
afternoon Governor Hughes and Mayor Gaus of
Albany were among the speakers. About fifteen
hundred delegates present. The convention Will
continue for three days.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

charge.
Badsau Annie NJ Martin. Frederick E.
1s ssnT,ssa .Msnqg MaTyx
H. Hogsneamp John w oslsy Agnes gars
HsSsed Ir1s 3D., ShSE!ss ss,a s parsons, Mar
Jenkins Louisa Sycke. Horatio Q.
X.sLs5sni =. Henry Wilson. Eliza
RaDEAu-En'ersa lnte rest summit y ;. j. on MsS sna
ss Marths gsd s'9p s m s4e ae ws'e .sasnes on
Wednesday, June 10. at II O'Clock
Henrst.a Powell aged s ysars VIE e N.
late Dr. william a NJ &C Sul5s.t q Nswo1rsh ar xssnes
day morning. June 10. at $50 O'Clock
HARTsaoRSE-suadsnly at Rye. n Z. on June
age Funeral service 81 Thonlas's Church. SD O.
and 5th ave. New York cry. wednesday. 10th
inst. at IL a. m.
HoeENcAMP-on Tuesday morning June 9. 1905. AZ
his residence in This city John " 0S Ts "a
DAY Inter@e1t ss colvsRienss q family
copy
Hustled Who lied IN Paris March 20 .ilI es held
Thursday afternoon. June IL. at o'clock
on @ sunday e. June me ss l s Ms M s5s
residence. No. as Clinton avenue sr0OkIyn Funeral
6om MS 6 as aTs os 0n fntssSt private
JFsNKrSs-, the residence Of her son-n-aw. Wits l.
Brownell. No. 2s2 Park East orangs., safs on
Funeral wednesday. 10th inst at o'clock lnernlsn'
Greenwood
Tuesday June Joseph Iaroequs IN the ss s'a a. yesf @
aarpbsons. hs ass RTe Madison H ave and
Friday morning. June ~ at 10 O'Clock 1t is re-
quested that no flowers be sent
sos Rny e. son Of as Ioasps and
j MacLaren Funeral private
= Jrns Ta,b Fassas ero I
late residence. No. 245 Hoyt St BroosiyI Wsdnes ss
da,- r1na 1 tbanr 20 r. q.
sackett and Hoyt SITS. where requiem mass WI
are invited to attend, Interment Holy Cross came-
terry
S.DsSS ms9dsy a & Iss ens Ess
vices at his late residence 441 eth st. Brook
Iyn. Thursday, 11th inst. at p m
MMAHoN-In Brooklyn. on June 8 1908. Annie. be,
loved wife Of the late James Mcmahon Ea1era, a
Emerson Place. on wednesday. June 10. 1905. at
a.
NEwBURTAt MnDurn J. June $ Ma Mary sosb MnSss.. 1ss.
Mr.. ]. W Baker at .. m. June 10 CanaolaN
| papers please copy.
5sas @ J, saB P.s. s52 81 d BOSTON, 5r
ana youngest danghteE Of the late PsIsF ReIssn s f
| johns cnGrch T. Jamaica Plain. on THURSDAY. June
chrss n st 2a1 Church New ahs sruns%icE j. Friday
| June 12
rARsoNso Monday A 1908 M Marg Msde9s Mad lin.
rssidsnce No ss5 Mcponoush st. Brooklyn Thurs
day. June II. 1905. at p m
hoas sa9s snd Gaussr anof 6anis
rnerIv OF Newark Funeral service her late resi-
dence No 20 Madison ave. Thursday afternoon. on
arrival Of the 2 IS train from Hohoken
! VAN sYcKEL-At Yonkers. n. T.. on sunday June .
1905 oratio Van Syckel Funeral service az his ats
| residence 423 South Broadway. fonkers. on
| Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
| WATSON Monday, June 8. 1908. DR.. Robert Watts
jr-, eldest Of DR. Robert and Frances A Wats.
Funeral residence No III East 3otn
ST. on Wednesday morning. at 10 O'clock Interment
| convenience OF family.
wILSON-On 9. after short Illness. Eliza VIII
\ wife Of the Henry wilson of New YORK
Funeral services at her late residence the sugraw
| No 5I1 West 139th st. on Thursday
/ morning at IL o'clock Interment at Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
THE TRIBUNE FRESH AIR FUND.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Balance brought season Of 1907 s1e2 80
6 fss Frsf
SouthIngton. Conn. through Frank H. Barnes I'm
Proceeds Of the Birthday bank
IF Dwight nftne4 primary spsr
sqhasE Hask kEnsseS. n j. through George
f%fonr,b Street Reformed Church Bible
cq9 hs9ps ooani sfsa exemption Of
s5:e!5 s.:s::;: lakewood
asns Manor Feats Ghapel Sunday school through B. W
rtraaH TST%a@ IN j3 Presbyterian sunday School.
tnT0gEh sr09gsats1 Mems Club Of Albion n r.
tb6irh fbe Rev Darwin r Pckard 10 90
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Easter &C. SGEsr{ biFshday Offering Of primary class
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tnysr oSSsTvf5 Presbyterian sunday school Bor
Of Esnn. sss sehoo through +
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caI,.stick Congregational SUNDAY Scnoo vest
noTf Conn through H / Woodw1rth,, treasurer Ao'
v,lI. SbiIdren's Ala Society OF the Brck Chnfch'
New York CITY tpfous" ~ e ~ . $50 90
treasurer ................. 100 90
Mrs. T. F Ihonipsyo3m y3n r ............... so 90
memory OF =. ~ .................. so 90
Kattarlne ~ Do'e ................
william A Du iSois ........,.. 500 90
W. F. Taylor ffliiade'P' ............,.... 10 90
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Proceeds Of a pay given oy s1' eisn' n.'e s aloo
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
LEMoINE's DIAMOND NOT VET MADE.
Must Produce Specified Gem by June II or
Stand Trial.

Paris June s--Henry Lemone. charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretences through al
legations that he could manufacture diamonds.
failed to-day to produce in court diamond OF
specihed size of his own manufacture. He made
the plea that his preparations TO do this had not
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
GlULIO PRfNETTI.

Rome, June e.-Giuo Prinetti died in this city
this morning from pneumonia, after an Illness OF
four days. Signor Prinetti was born in Milan IN
1851. He italian Minister for Foreign Affairs
from 1901 to 1903. He was stricken with apoplexy
IN the presence OF King Victor Emmanuel about
four years ago.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
raET AND THE JUDICIARY.
,r..ord Co,,rant

T-roro The HaTtfoTd -, = >,
fiot. In, ,r,1I,aro Howard Taft in the White House
M' viii be no encroachments upon me 3uaieia ed
power no it1ffonal prerogatives OF the courts
& me iSe' he As absolutely safe nnSer daIt adIm @
WIN ge &c fney would lave oeeh uIideT d john
lstrat,l"iu COMMUNICATION. Every lawyer knows IL
MAJ No ,at @@iitpent citizen doubts IT.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

John Cort announces that he has made arrange
naents with Arthur Bourchier. the actor-managa
Of the Garrick Theatre, London to produce ''Th
Man on the Box there some time this month.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

Is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand
Central Station Webster Jerome Avenue trolleys
and by carriage Lots $50 up. Telephore 455S
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative.
Oaice East pad New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
-, ooict,I Record.-The following official record
~ ~ weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
~ ,or the last twenty-four hours, in comparison
- =. oorresnonding date last year:

temperature yesterday ss degTeei eyre a. iowes west 81
ayese' ,or Corresponding date last thrythree years 81
fair TO-DAY ana S
ocal oler wednesday; light TO fresh west 70 north
n6g
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Married.
Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
no r,nublished In Tri-Weekly Tribune without
extra charge

GEoRGE-CHIPMAN-At Newton. Mass. on the af-
Srnoon of Thursday. the fourth day OF June by the
Rev DR. shearman OF Jamaica Plain. Mr Russell
George OF the University OF Colorado Miss Marcia
Chipman daughter Of the late Henry W Chipman.
OF Chicago
RKPATRICK-CRANE-On Tuesday. June 9.
ncIock al No 354 Mount Prospect ave. Newark, by
the Rev John Mcdonald Amanda Lewis. daughter
~ MT and Edward NJ. Crane. to Litteton
Kirkpatrick
NICOLL-oDELL-on Tuesday. June Q. at No. 15s
West saith st. by the Rev. Alfred z. Myers Evelyn.
daughter OF Mrs. Thomas Boiee Oden. TO Gilbert Lee
Nicoll.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Miss May Thatcher. OF the show girls in The
Merry-Go- Round at the Circle, announced yes
terday that she going to raise 5000 to aid in
digent school children In this city.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-5 West 23d St. chapelA
Private and public auabulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. the world uide-known under
taker. Only place Of business. sth Ave- and 18th
St Largest in the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

More than two hundred members OF the National
Piano Dealers Association OF America, which is
holding its annual convention here, attended the
performance OF The Witching Hour at the Hack
EFT Theatre last night.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
NO LORD BIRMINGHAM.

NJ LOED
os,.s TWO Irish peersges are open 10 feniaae SUI
ava, ~ namely. the Visoounty of Massereehe' cie
49, 4 lsS0, and now held by the twelfth Viscouhl
he grandson. through his mother. OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--Washington June 3
-rtr. have been thunder showers in the middle: At
lantic states Ohio Valley. Tennessee the lower
Mississippi the Missouri. lower Arkansas ana lower
RED River valleys. and the north upper laKe region
Ale.where the weather was generally fair- 1t is de-
,ss,. coole- in the lake region, Arkansas and the
,nterior Of Mississippi and louisiana and somewhat
arr,er in the Northwest and extreme West, except
along the coast s+ 46e northern hemisphere give
present indications of unseasonaniy hs eha I-nad
u. In the middle and Northeastern states
me neeh I'M Viii propaby appear Wednesday over the
Rocky Mountain districts and move SD ss,nrdav ard
coast Saturday and sunday ATTENDED by
local & Tss DEPRESSION there win day or two Of
somewhat temperatures from Ine a nor |" Nd
middle Atlantic ana Ne" fhslaho
eoaS5s 4 winds along New England Coast wiz .hs be
sd variable becoming northwest south
ana southwest; Gun Codst lsht
ign t 10 and mostly south lower lakes light to
fpesh west northwest; upper iaheS' Hsh' anu
Taris6s departing wednesday for Eurogean ports
shavers si6 wednesday followed by fair TO the Grand
Banks
rr.ca.t for special LocaIities-For District OF CO.
lurnbia and Maryland. fair and slightly eooef
Tbursdas fair light northwest TO north "ihos'
For delaware New Jersey showers this InornI1s
followed by Thursday fair light to resn WINGS
Eastern pennsylvania. fair in west showers IN
east portion this morning tooReo & gf to north
slightly cooler: Thursday iair' hsH' 0i' - -O-'
winds rss,s,n New York. generally fair to-day and
asy. slightly cooler wednesday; light to fresh west
to showers to-day cooler except
pc, n91,Res to fair norR aRa wnds Go2eF
hgTsdSE r Mesn tern New New YORK cooler in eastern
,or+3ar: Thursdsy fair: light west wlncs
,.., oeic,aI Reoord-The following official record
from the weather Bureau shows the changes In the tenn
rsture for last twentyfour hours IN comparison
co-respondng date last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
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Saigon Indo-China June e-1n the absence OF
the Vieeroy Of Yun-Nan Province. the provincial
reas,,rer has presented to the French consul at
Yun-Nan the excuses of the Chinese government
for the killing recently of six native soldiers and
French lieutenant on the frontier The treasurer
promises that exemplary punishment Will be meted
out to the guilty soldiers.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
THEATRICAL NEWS.

Miss Henrietta Crosman will open the Academy
of Music in the fall, according to contracts signed
yesterday. Miss Crosman Will appear in reper-
tory of her plays
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be Endorsed
with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Charles Edward Wright. who played for six
months in The Merry Widow company in Chi
cage, joined THE Merry Widow cast at the New
Amsterdam last night, taking the place of Walter
Wilson
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Miss Grace George ended on Saturday night
theatrical season of twenty-one continuous
months with the single interruption of a hurried
trip to London William A. Brady announces that
Miss George will be in two plays during
the coming season. both here and in London, but
she will keep -Divorcons in her repertory for oc-
casional performances.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

FOR SOUTHAMPTON.
IL. H. sothern.
iC. c. Stewart.
Julian Story.
FOR HAMBURG.
IMr. and Mrs. Robert Ell
liott.
william II. Stuart.
FOR ROTTERDAM.
lMr. and Mrs. r.. P. Holt.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. van
Rensselaer,.
MRS. u. u. Woodfosd.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Among those WIN
THE TEUToNIc. ?
Gilbert Douglas
Mrs E. Hewett.
q. r barclay Rives-
THE BLUCHER'
a. and Mrs. j. A. Cantor
The Misses Cantor.
Ms Benjamin Carpenter
THE RYNDAM.
Miss Frances Batcheller.
Ms w. X. Chaplin
Professor and Mrs. >"
bancroft Hill.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
FRENCH DEMANDS ON CHINA.
Satisfaction Asked for Killing Of Troops and
Sacking of Tonquin Village.

Paris June 9-The French government has de-
cided not only to exact the punishment Of the chi
nese implicated the killing recently on the Indo-
Chinese border of six native soldiers and French
officer hut II will demand material and moral
reparation including the dismissal Of the Viceroy
of Yun-Nan Province. The French Minister at
Peking NJ Bapst has been instructed to present
the French demands to the foreign board.
A dispatch received here this afternoon from the
Governor of Indo-China says he has been advised
that Chinese regulars have pillaged the Tonquin
village of China. Further demands will be for
n1ulated on this account
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Friday night will be West Point cadets night
at the Casino where Sam Bernard is playing in
Nearly a Hero" This is to be the annual the
atre partv from the academy, and a large body of
cadets will be hand.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Eva Davenport who has been kept or the
stage by illness for more than two years. has
been engaged by the Shuberts to appear In new
musical comedy early next season
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
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charge.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-07-03

long felt that
there should be
a statue upon
h e collie &c
grounds of an
alumnus w no
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