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New-York tribune., 1908-07-23

Somewhat ungainy appearance. always more or
less delicate In health. he borne from success
to in his chosen profession by the hre Oh
an inward enthusiasm and determnation-tho9e
testing qualities of natural capacity he eh'ereo
the army at the same age as Montcalm; fought ak
Dettingen. Falkrk and Culioden; shared IN the
Netherlands struggle OF 17f; was heu'ehsh'
cc-oneI at twenty-five. and in the RocheIort eA-
pedition of 1857 was fortunate enough, by some
proposals Of mastery strategy, to win the favor
of Pitt who sent him. with Amherst ana others,
to North America. There he led the LETT WING oa
the forces In the great preliminary siege oil LOUIS
bourg and TO his skill and Judgment much Ok 'he
actual credited
1t was then that Pitt and the nation alike
turned to him face the situation at Quebec and
in New France generally where Montcalm. though
struggling against elements of great interna ulni-
Guilty and dIsintegration. was apparently IN hriil
control of vast region In the heart OF the con-
tnent and around the pivotal centre OF its won
derful waterways. To Wolfe was assigned the
command of the land forces in new expedition;
Admiral Saunders given the comfhahu oi
the naval forces On February IL, iIos, Noiie ieA'
Spithead upon the errand so fraught Win per
sonal glory and national import; so instinct Win
Hope to the man of thirty-three already eminent
In his chosen profession. The story OF what io
lowed is known to every schoolboy. The long wait
ing and watching and fighting on the SHORES Vi 'i
St Lawrence; the struggle TO capture an appdi
emily impregnabe fortress: the chthoi"s u -
Heights of Abraham by four Thousand Di...sn 1len
troops on the dark night of September l' i'''
the meeting on the plains above Oh the aiihio' "
MontcaIm and Wolfe; the struggle Which ehueu III
the rout of the French and the death VI o
leaders. the fving of the British nag over 'ne
ramparts of Quebec and the passing OF eo,itiiien
into the control of the English people. ro '
last time In history bonires blazed on the n'A'
NJ, england in honor of British victory to-uas
tho ranresentation of three great nations anu 'Ne
raou,s 90 q new and composite nationality are
combining to do honor to the founder OF 'ne sea
and centre of all this struggle; TO preserve io
the scene Of the final battle in century 'Oi
ss the heritage of new ana uhi'eu
land of hope and peace and progress
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
FUNERAL OF THE BISHOP
PRTV4TE SERTTCES FIRST.
Public Ceremony To Be Held Here
at a Later Date.

-ooperstown. y. Y. July 22-Private funeral
services for the family OF Bishop Henry c. Pot
,or oi Nevs York. VIII be held in this village at
1850 o'clock Friday morning Archdeacon Mel
,on Of New York; Bishop Charles T. olmstead.
~ Irtica and the Rev Ralph BirdsaI. OF CoOpers-
.ov-n viii oriciate The body VIII then be taken
20 New York on a special train and placed in a
recetying vault in Trinity Cemetery.
Although there is 10 be public funeral. no
ds,a has been set for II At the request Of a
committee from the diocese OF New York. the
public funeral has been postponed until such
tine as prominent churchmen who went to Lon
son 70 attend the Pen-Anglican Conference can
return
There has been veritabie flood of kilograms and
letters Of sympathy at the Potter home to-day
Among the messages received were the following:
London, July %.
Mrs Potter: MY love and deepest sympathy IL
your bereavement The Bishops death makes my
heart sad J. PlERPONT MORGAN
A cable message from Bishop Doane. Of Albany
who Is in London. expresses deepest sympathy, and
tbe Archbishop OF Canterbury cabled BE assured
q, our sympathy and prayers" Some of the other
messages received were as follows:
Arlington Heights. y. J.. July %
Mrs Potter: His Jewish brothers deplore the
loss Of the genial. broadmnded. Just and generous
Bishop Potter Accept our respectful sympathy
''F. DE SOI.A MENDES
president Of the New York Jewish Ministers
Association
.Fabiar House y H July 70 Mrs. Pot
.ar. e--eve with YOU and New York City in the
greet loss all have sustained by the demise Of
the good Bishop JOSEPH SIIsNERMAN.
Rabbi Temple Emanuel, New York CITY"
.'FleischTnann's. y. y. July % - Mrs. Potter:
Permit me 10 extend TO you and your family my
heartfelt sympathy and coincidence The country
rrourns with You the loss of great leader and
feacher a boon 10 mankind. The greatness OF
his wisdom and breadth Of mind. his loving kind
ness and lovea bleness. transcribed all racial and
.ectarian distinctions know how the Jewish
community Of New York esteemed and loved the
great. good Bishop
SAMUEL SCHULMAN.
Rabbi Temple BETHEL. New York city"
Many Of his friends say that the Bishop
Cathedral Of 81. John the Divine. which will al
Havs be a monument TO him.
Archdeacon Nelson, who was intimately acquaint-
e with the Bishop said he never heard him X
press wish TO be buried IN the Cathedral. but
ina; il could be done.
The widows wish viii be respected In every
thing that concerns the final disposition OF the
body Of Bishop Potter" he said 1t is likely
announcement viii be made tomorrow morning
The archdeacon went 10 Cooperstown last evening.
The Bishops first wife is buried in Poughkeepsie.
beside his uncle Bishop Horatio Potter. His
father Bishop Alonzo Potter. is buried in Laurel
Hi Cemetery. Philadelphia
Bishop Greer, who is in Europe. sent the follow
ing cable message TO Archdeacon Nelson:
London. July 2.
Both the diocese and the Church at large have
sustained q great loss in the death Of a great
bishop. l viii return Immediately on the conclu-
sion Of ny duties here
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
WALL ST. HONORS BISHOP.
Throng of Business Men Hear
EuIogv from old Custom House.

A his usual preaching service the steps of the
old Custom House in Wall street. yesterday, the
Rev. William Wilkinson, the Bishop Of wall
street' delivered before a throng Of business men
eulogy upon the late Bishop Potter. He said;
The death OF the chief shepherd OF this diocese
whose interest in this downtown work was great
makes II fitting ] should call attention TO his
life and his passing the rest Of Paradise a
nation has nothing as valuable as rs So9a Ilem ~
snd good women, matter what their position ~
lie when goodness is allied 10 greatness anu
both absolute consecration to the service OF ~
fellows. then its worth no man can ~
= habits Of work. and in devotion TO the uplIIlhe
OF his fellow men. The OF bishop ne was
The third bishop 10 bear the name IN ms Iahlll9
He was a man Of vision; ne the Church was
foT all men that this was the purpose OF Jesus
hrlsi its Saviour; he wanted all 10 nave us Di0'
Bishop Potter was as anxious that the East Side
q New York should have chtIrch pTlsLle&ges 80 a. a.
MAJ Mornings:de should have Them ne "is a
honest in all his thinking, klno man Al IA L an
MS doing wise man IL counsel iea9e1 "a IN
q efeaf uishop IN me Ciufcl oi sou. -
gone 81 the plenitude OF his power; ms
nsTpe viii be cherished in this diocese blsnoP
foVier spent much OF mis- noble lie IN yam a II
Is not 10 us-to you and - ne-A can 70 oeep
religious conservation 10 work for all by whom we
How are the great and the high places left va
cant 10 be filed if those left behind are not Ds
those who have gone. inspired to DO noble Worhz
There never was a DAY when holy service was
more needed than il now r.. Never was the thltch
OF Coo called 10 b. "a uniting force win a ciearer
All this The Bishop knew him high principle
ss sss harmcnizing thing. lie mao an "a tyIuiiS l
ma Do is last result Il must be quleihess ana
su9ance forever Of this he had no DOUBT IN IL
n oieddied honor dies-and beca use of an thls
n vii BE- held in loving and thank1ui iieinoiS ~
cal comes 10 do duty we see H. ana as S5ou
glFeE Us grace 10 do IL Men pass the work sDiaes.
bishops life ard as we turn each one our heart
respoDding SAYS Servant Of God. we'll done
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
,oun uENsy sHIPMAN.

John Henry Shipman. for many years con,eS. ,N,' :,
with the editorial staff of THE Ne" YORK "oiiI'
dod ON Tuesday night at his home NO zz' l1iicOii
place brooklyn, after Illness OF less thah '"O
months AZ. -,
Mr. Shpnan born In AndoVer MASS "a
July 49, 1924, and was educated mere DIS 1, occ
gneer which profession ne 1oIlo"eu "i'o.
1,,,or, no entered newspaper work and soon became
-. ad,+o- of "The New York Sun" After nine
,,aors o, .'The Sun Mr.. Shipnan went TO Inc
world" and was connected with the editorial S'al
Of that paper until his last Illness -.
He leaves his wife and one SON. Ihe 1unerai VIII
ne held from the home to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
ORCHESTRA SHAKE-UP.
Other Cities Engage SeUemteem of
Pittsbmg's Musicians.
rBv Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

pi++shurg July pa wholesale raid has been
made ON the membership of the Pittsburg Or
cbestra. and as result seventeen of the mem
hers have accepted engagements in other cities.
Naur York obtains Victor Kolar. who popu-
lar last wear as violinst, and several others OF
the players
At a meeting this afternoon OF the Pittsburg
Art Society which controls the orchestra. four
OF the members OF the music committee, which
has direct charge. retired and new men were
elected 10 take their places. A general shake
up is promised and the members Of the music
committee will start Immediately to find men to
take the places Of those who were taken by
other Orchestras.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
OBITUARY..
MaS HULA e. LOEW

Mrs Julia F. Loew. widow OF Eo"a'u -,
=. - +,r,a controller of the city and prominent
aoI estate man and banker died yesterday MORN
ing at her home No. 25 West 57th street she ,iau
been seriously i'll for more than mon'h' MI
Toew was the daughter of Thomas 1oauoS,
manufacturer of this city, and was ma - 10 " -.
. - oar, in 1872 She leaves three sons
I,sard V Joezv and William GOadby Loe" Oro-
kers of No Wall street and Frederick W. Loe"'
besides two married daughters. Mrs ho"aro 0i'
I,ayy and Mrs Robert @. Lawrence
The funeral will be held at her nome
morning at IL O'Clock The Durlal WIZ 'e "
wood Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23

he ose kea e Ses Ses go hnS G a mors R'a @
Applied Christianity
"A GREAT CIVIC FIGURE"
From The New York Evening Post
The late Bishop of New York will be most missed
was long a great civic figure.
THE BROTHERHOOD OF MAN"
From The Baltimore American
It would be more difficult to recall Bishop Potter
was in thorough harmony with MS Church and with
the cardinal facts of religion. but not in way to
IN IN seeking TO make the love Of God real through
to be prominent 11 III @ % er a 70 band
OF theology he carried about
HIS SINCERITY AND WHOLE soULED
PURPOSE
From The New Haven JournaI-Courier.
However some may have differed with Bishop
sincerity and wholesouled purpose of the man to
was greatly interested in the progress OF civic af
Of several civic organizations.
SIMPLE AND FORCEFUI.
From The New York Times
Bishop Potter was by natural bent and by long
peculiarly his own Uniting grace and dignity com
pleIe ease with earnestness and as occasion per
1e96 and happy sometimes eaGstic directed by
for the most part simple and reserved that his
speeches We're even more impressive in reading
effect was tonic. The feeling will be general
among varied classes that a noble figure has dis
appeared.
ONE BIG ACHIEVEMENT.
From The Philadelphia Record
Bishop Potters death will be deplored through
out the country. He owed his distinction less 10
his office, though he Bishop of New York than
10 MS personal qualities. He much more than
an ecclesiastlc; he was great citizen. He had
formation, the sound judgment and the intellectual
culture that give distinction and influence in
any country The magnificent project of the
Cathedral of st. John the Divine IN great
measure his He rarely took any part in politics,
but when a grea+ moral issue demanded Il he
was equal TO the occasion. At a time when the
smelled to heaven his address on God and the
CITY made such impression has rarely been
achieved by one More than anything else.
il caused a victory OF the reform elements in New
York City over Tammany Hall.
HIS BROAD TOLERANCE.
From The Springfield Republican.
This death is important event for the Protes-
tant Episcopal Church for he not only the
best known of the bshops-even better known than
the Bishop of Albany. DR.. Doane-but he repre-
sented he stood for. the straight churchmanship
of comprehension-he broad churchman. and
in this body. closely affiliated with the Church
OF England from which 1t derived and cordial and
fatherly with the ritualist and the low churchman
tolerant of the free thinkers, like Heber New
ton, he OF the high eccesiastics like Bishop
Seymour. In these relations Bishop Potter full
filled the ideal position of a great shepherd of a
great flock. He could not be brought to the point
Of prosecution of good priest for his variations
of doctrine form. They all rightfuily at
home in the great Church which he conceived. He
was, indeed, a philosopher in his Office, and who
his in house of bishops is a question anxiousiy
asked by many lovers of the American Church
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HER BABY sICKLY, MOTHER ENDS LIFE

With her four-months-old child lying unharmed
IN rs crib within arms length. Mrs. Maria Scha-
fer OF Beech street Richmond Hil found
dead by her husband when he returned home from
business late last night.
Mrs Schafer had fastened tube TO gas jet
In the attic wall and placed the other end in her
mouth The baby grooming TO itself when
Mr. Schafer made the discovery. and IL il believed
that his wife planned to kill the child also. A
light breeze blowing through the attic had waited
the escaping gas through open window. and
the baby unhar1ned
The onl ycause that MI Schafer could assign for
his wifes act her grief the fact that
the child was not so robust II might have been.
Sl. had spoken of this him several times he
said but he thought he had cheered her up by
making arrangements for her to take the child
10 th,. country next week
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
Died.

SssS 6 wss ss End III. 81 o als. Iy e @ ssl and
Ssgshser q .se late George ". and Ellen Dawson
Sass Funeral services VIII be held az West End & On
lawn
DoyvSEs Wednesday. July q at bis summer rest
I MIf9ra m s o9 Sonn O. pasysis ~ .r-i
hereafter. Washington %. c. and PrOvidenee Or l.,
o. the late James EmoIt in the sIth year q her sse
town Thursday. July g. at $50 p Interment at
of St RaDhses cSas ss GH Is s9 island i9r cg
solemn requiem will be offered for the re2oss q
nee at $50 a m. internent Calvary Cemetery.
KEII-Y-At New canaan. Conn. wednesday. July q.
CITY Funeral services WIN Be held privately from Der
at f1:sO a Kindly omit flowers.
LAwRENcE-on July q. Emma T. dsughser Of ne
late William Lawrence IN SD year Funeral SER
dam ave o' on 1i FSdag evening" s July ' "a at Geos
LIssAKsuddenly: sunday. July 10 1sos at Cleveland
san Eraneiseo. CAL mother Of AdolDhus p. ormond
N. Maude Madeline and Edna Ldssak- Interment san
Francisco.
LoEw-Cz Wednesday morning July % Jula F.. widow
of Edward v LOeV. Funeral services win be held az
July p. al II a n
PoTTEIson Tuesday evening. July q. his homs ia
ter. D. seventh Bishop OF New York. \ 75th
nittee Of the Diocese the funeral viii take place later
in the season in New York city. On Friday ulornnx
relatives Of the family Christ church Coopersown
N 1t Ia earnestly requested that flowers be sent
RAPELYE-At Honesdale. Penn Tuesday. July 2i. Pneos
Rapelye wife OF George C. Rapelye- Funeral FRI
day. 2:30 at No. a Broadway. Utica. y Y
SAYRE-At New Germantown. y J.. July 20 James II
Ssyre- Funeral services his late residence Thurs
day. If3O a N Carriages Will waiting at White
House. Jersey. arrival OF train leaving New
York 9 m Interment at Evergreen Cemetery. Eliza
beth. " J.
VAN Bt:CREN-At her residence No q Vest 14th ST.
July - 1898. Elizabeth Spnzer Van beureo
daughter OF the late Michael " Van Bsursn and Mary
s. Fonerdeu- Funeral Marks Church ID ave-
and 10th St. Saturday morning July .. at II
O'Clock
WANDEIsI~-Suddsny. at Bologna. Italy. June ~
Townsend WandelL Funeral services will be held az
the Madison Methodist Episcopal Church al
Madison Goth Friday. July "A.
p Interment at WOodiawn Cemetery the same day
vETMORE-SuddenIy No. 43 54th St. July
90 John McEwen Wetmore. u. D.. OF heart failure
aged 20 years OF the late William G. and Eliza L
WetmOre-. Funeral service Friday. 1880 a
St Bartholomew's Church 44th St and Madison
Internent at Stratford. Conn. Requested
flowers California papers please copy.
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RICHARD CROWLEY.

1oo,,rort \ Y. July 22-Rchard Crowley died
~ tho olcott Beach Hotel tonight. He was sew
entv-two years old. For years Mr- Crowley han
been a power IN politics in Western Ne" ioIN
and as a Member of Congress he became hsule
Of national prominence. AT the oeosioe VIZ W..
VI u -, s,d ,rere members of the family and
Iohr = Ia,eblin. Justice of the Supreme court
a lifelong friend. A disease of the liver was tne
cause Of death The funeral will be held at LOCK-
mort on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
MRS. RICHARD 3. KELLY.

Mrs Elizabeth Kelly, wife 81 Richard % hslAy ~ =
=, No AZ West 72d street, a lawyer, with olnces
- No ITO broadway. died yesterday at their
summer home at New Canaan, Conn The luIeI me sn al
will be held there on Saturday morning at II
o'clock Mr. Kelly is counsel and trustee Iol 's
Broadway Savings Institution; Vlce-p
,.o. - +be FIFTH National Bank. vice-presi-
at o-d 1irector of the HimrOd Manufacturing
Company, a director of the Oriental Bank ana Is
a member of the Bar Association Columbia On,-
versftv Alumni Association and the Ne" 1oiA
"A III lntIc
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'LABOR PRAISES BISHOP.
He Had Been Successful as 4frblfrG-
tor an Mann Cases.

The officials Of labor organizations who are mem
otrs q iLe Civic Federation. Of who's executive
committee Bishop Potter ~as . member, espresso"
great regret al his death YESTERDAY ard SAID tha'
se had always been "a strong force in the arbtra-
aon Of labor disputes Bishop Potter was presi-
aent OF the New York Board OF Cancellation ana
arbitration. which succeeded by the CIVIC
Federation and OF whch President Seth LON OF
she Civic Federation. also a member
herman Robinson, general organizer Of the
Assxtcs6 sts-s1ou.1 OF Labor who was cc.Ried
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
oUEEN INsPECTs ELABORATE ALTAR
Shrine for Philadelphia Chapel Represents
Work of Four Years.

London July 1-Queen Alexandra yesterday in
spected silver altar built here for the Lady
Chapel of ST Marks. Philadelphia. The work has
occupied four years the altar having hundreds OF
relief figures of the Virgin and the saints. -Four
hundred Jewels have been used in the work
This atarsIs the finest specimen OF its kind since
the construction of the great silver altar in the
Florence Cat hedral in the fifteenth century
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

American Legation Honduras GRAND-Lieuten-
ant Colonel s A Wolf T. s a HOLLAND LAND
Captain and Mrs. Fl. NJ. Dchman. Havana. Cuba:
Mr. and Mrs. A c. Mcclure. Cleveland MANHAT-
TAN-Lieutenant Colonel c. Deems. T. S. A. Sc
VILLE-General Leo Knott. Baltimore SAVOY
Dr. Reid Lehman Leipsc; DIR. Alf Thielman, Ham
burg. observation-disclosures Smith,
Vermont. WOLCOTT-Governor Francis Missouri.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
ANsoN TREAT DOWNEs.

..o, rreat Dovnes died yesterday al MS SUM-
NOR home at Milford. Conn. in his ninety-secoho
- with him was his daughter, Miss Bazena
Treat Downes who survives him. Mr. Do"nes was
q member of the Sons of the American HeVoiulion
and the Society Of Colonial Wars
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

~ r $500 90
J. De Beer, Johnstown. N Y--....-.....-----.. 1000
u Y. through Mrs, n. D. Csarnsey --..-..ee 800
Marian and Mildred Crossett 600
Mrs. Arthur S Machin, YOnkers. y. Y........ 800
Sara e Machin. Yonkers, n. Y.-........--..... 30
Agnes Cochran. Gloucester, 1000
through ". B. Pierce, church treasurer......- 1000
Mrs. Herman Stuizer. Castne Me 500
through Florence u. benson TREASURER, -: 800
c E. C''.......- .......-'-.P...- 1900
w Johnson. The Rnolls. Warwick n. 7. 90
In memory OF H. ". and O-'-,---...-....-.. 1000
Carrie c. Wells Brewster. N T.S.............-. 1000
F. l. B.. N. H.
Previously acknowledged .s11.
Tot. July o. os.....................s1 .s12 497 IS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-23
GERMAN CAR IN LEAD.
PrOtOs Enters Prussia Thomas $50
Miles Behind.

Eydtkihnen, East Russia, July 22.-The Ger
car in the New York TO Paris motor race
crossed the frontier at S:22 O'Clock this even
ing. The American car, which left Moscow at
B o'clock yesterday morning, is about five hun
dred and fifty miles behind the Germans The
latter made 400 miles to-day.