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New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
IN THE BERkSHIRES.
TBy Telegraph to Tn. Tribune. ]

Lenox Mass, May 16-Scores of motor tourists
from New York in the Berkshire Hills. I'M
proved roads have made the route from New York
to Lenox and Stockbridge easy day-and-a-talf
trip The pathfinder of the 1908 American Autoro-
bile Association A tour, with D. II. Lewis, of Buff
falo: Ray Mcnamara, of Indianapolis; l.. NJ. Bod
lev and W A. Krohn. of New York. was at the
Red Lion Inn yesterday.
DR. and Mrs. ]. B. Bangs of New York. and Mr.
and Mrs Theodore W. Luins. of New York. who
have country places In Stockbrldse, are among
early arrivals.
siIas BrownelI, of New York has leased a
stockbridge country place for the summer.
Miss Mary de Peyster Carey and Mr.. and Mrs
Newbold Morris. Of New York. are at the Curtis
Hotel.
Richard Watson Glider of New York. arrived
Yesterday at Fourth Brook Farm, in Tyringham.
Senator and Mrs. ". Murray Crane. of Washing
ton. opened their country place in Dalton this
week.
Mrs James R Jesup and Mrs. Charles A. La
mont of New York. came up TO Lenox early this
neek for the summer and staying at the Curtis
Hotel.
The Rev DR.. and Mrs William T. Manning. Of
New York have leased cottage in Stockbridge
Among the arrivals at their country places this
week have been Miss Adele kneeland. at Fair
lawn: Dr. and Miss Biddle, OF Philadelphia. at
Rreezv Corners; Grenville L. Winthrop, at the
Films Mr.. and Mrs William Pollock. of New York
at Honsdale in Pitts1ed; the Indian Commits
sioner and Mrs. Francis f. Leupp, of Washington
in birmingham: Mr. and Mrs. Harley T Proctor
of New York at the Bishop villa Miss Helen
Parish of New York, at Cosey Nook: Mr.. and
Mrs Frank l. Warren, OF New York. In Stock
bridge and Mrs George Worthington, of New
York in Pittsield
Daniel Chester French, the sculptor. and Mrs.
French OF New York, are to go TO Glendale for
the summer early next week
Mr. and Mrs Charles lie Boutillier. OF New York.
are AZ the Red Lion Inn, In Stockbridge. for tho
early summer.
Stoneover. the country place OF Mr.. ana MIS-.
Iobr e Parsons New York, has been placed
in readiness for their coming TO LenoS shortly
Among the New Workers who have been In Lenox
fnsnecting their country places are George H.
Morgan Mrs. William Armstrong and MISS
Gertrude Parsons. Mr. and Mrs Carl De "erSdoli' l.
of New York have leased the Fields estate, In
Stockbridge.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
WINS HIS FIGHT FOR SHADE TREES
Court Upholds n C. Weeks's Stand Against
Telephone Company Stringing Wires.

Henry Clay Weeks wealthy resident Of Bay
side. Long Island. who is known in Queens and
Nassau counties the organizer of movements to
protect shade trees and check the speed mania OF
automobilists. victory the New York
and New Jersey Telephone Company yesterday.
when three of its employees fined so each for
attempting string telephone wires in front of
his home. Vista Lawn. According to Mr.. Weeks.
the telegraph telephone and electric light COM
panies have set their poles and strung their wires
and cables regardless of the choice trees OF the
likes dislikes Of owners of country places. and
he has become the relentless opponent Of this
commercial onslaught the shade trees which
help to make the country places beautiful and at
tractive.
Frank Sunderlin. foreman and Charles Olsen and
Frank Murphy, nnemen for the telephone COM
pany attempted string wires In front of Mr..
Weeks's house Thursday. He had them arrest
ed and when the called in the Flushing
police court yesterday Magistrate Fitch decided
that the men We're guilty of trespassng and fined
them.
Several attempts have been made to have Mr..
Weeks recognize a court order which the telephone
company obtained from Justice Jaycox Decem-
Der. 1904. giving II easement across his property,
but ne has always evaded service and has re-
peatedly refused to accept the $50 damages award
ed to him. Magistrate Fitch held that the court
order did not bind him. the company had not
made legal tender of the money.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
SEEKS INDICTMENT OF POLITICIAN.
Ex-Judge Palmieri Says Mention Of His
Name Will Cause General Astonishment.

Fr-Judse Par1ieri, special Deputy Attorney Cen
era1 said Yesterday that the grand jury would be
asked this week to indict man we'll known in
rotics for election frauds covering several years
An unsuccessful effort was made last week TO ar
rest Philip Ioeser IN Newark, n. j.. on charges
,,r.~.-.d bv the Attorney. Generals office
The attempt to arrest Loeser was only the be-
ginning Of proceedings against a ring that has
heen s,uHing the ballot boxes with amazing free
dom - said Mr.. PaImerf This week shall ask
for the indictment Of man so well known IN po-
liticaI- circles that should his be mentioned
NOW n would cause general astonishment. Will
present evidence of his completely in the frauds
with which we charge Loeser. The latter is a
friend of James Nugent, of Newark. who is now
under Indictment in New Jersey for election frauds
We charge that there compact between
1ooser and Nugent to exchange votes and that
this was done
Mr. Palmieri mentioned the case of one man who,
he said had voted eighty times at one election.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
WOMAN TO DRIVE PUBLIC COACH.
Mrs. Thomas Hastings to Set the Pace on
the Magnet to Fort Washington.

When the public coach Magnet leaves the Holland
House Tomorrow at $50 p. M. for the Arrowhead
Inn at Fort Washington. New Workers may see a
new exhibition of the widening sphere of woman s
activities. for Mrs. Thomas Hastings will be the
wtip and the coach will carry women only. most
of whom are members Of the Ladies Coaching CLUB.
1t was said that the trip to morrow will mark the
first time in the history of coaching in this city
that a woman has held the ribbons a public
coach Every weekday. beginning tomorrow. the
Magnet will leave the Holland House at $50 p. m.
for Fort Washington, returning at 10 p. M
Several coaching enthusiasts said yesterday that
they believed the Magnet would take the place
soon of Alfred G. Vanderbilt's coach Venture that
is being driven this year between London and
Brighton by the Sea.
Morris E Hewlett. who drove the Liberty coach
that ran from the Holland House to Lakewood, was
vbip of the Magnet its first trip of the season
last night. Wllfred jay. Morgan P. Leihy and
several reporters made the from the Cont
,an.al Stables Seventh avenue. near 54th street
Arrowhead Inn, arriving about o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
DOESN'T LIKE DINNER PAIL ISSUE
Party Should Have Higher Ideal, the Rev.
DR.. Cadman Tells Brooklyn Club.

The full dinner pail as issue denounced
last night by the Rev. DR.. s. Parkes Cadman at
the annual dinner of the Brooklyn Young Repub-
can Club at the Union League Club of Brooklyn
He said that any party that had other issue
than such a material doomed and that the
great parties needed more and higher ideals II the
leaders of the great parties, he said, could find no
other issue. then the whole country would turn to
Roosevelt 1t. even though he possessed tho
eccentricties of genius Nothing was more astound-
ing, he on. than the rise OF Mr.. Roosevelt
The people saw in him. he said. their dreams and
longings for betterment personihed
J. Lincoln Steffens said that political machines
ought to be broken up. but Timothy l.. Woodruff
disagreed with him. and said that the machine vas
not as black as magazine writers had painted it.
Representative Littlefeld spoke the differences
between capital and labor and said he to
speak in the national House that subject
Tuesday Wednesday. F. S. Hutchns also made
an address. Darwin r. James jr. presided.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
OBITUARY..
CAPTAIN CHARLES w. sooTHeY.

Captain Charles ". Boothby whose death was
reported from New Orleans yesterday, was born
in Eton n. H., in 1929. He graduated at Bow
don College. At the outbreak of the Civil War
he went to the front captain in the 10th Maine
Volunteers. and was with General Butler in New
Orleans when he assisted in the organization OF a
white Union regiment. of which he became colonel.
He remained in New Orleans after the war and
was one of the organizers of the Republican party
in louisiana. He Assessor of Internal Revenue.
Surveyor of the Port and held other federal Offices.
AS superintendent of the public schools of New
Orleans he sought to organize improved educa-
tional system. but did not succeed. as he favored
mixed schools He afterward conducted pr-
vate school. In 1896 he was delegate to the Re-
publican National Convention at ST Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
HEALTH DEPARTMENT PRODS DOCTORS
Sends Them Information Which Leaves No
Excuse for Making Reports.

Physicians I'm this city received yesterday from
DR. Darlington. the Health Commissioner. box
containing blanks and information to facilitate
rerorting cases Of disease, births and deaths,
required by law and to make practical co-opera-
lion between doctors and the Health Department
The first paper 10 meet the eye upon opening the
hoy was a circular letter beginning. Permit me
f, to call your attention to the moral and
legal responsibility OF physicians relative to the
registration of births" Failure to do this has
caused the department and parents of children
much inconvenience and loss
on the inner side of the lid which cannot escape
,b. doctor's attention is copy OF the ordinances
lin, tho legal duties of physicians. Everything
raI,t,nr to these duties is told by the contents
os the box so that member OF the medical pro-
session can plead ignorance of the department re-
ouirements an excuse for failure TO comply win
th,rr Az an additional aid there are two books
-, farms Of death and birth certificates.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--Washington. May i6-
Another depression moved in from the Pacific and
is now central Rocky Mountain region Pressure
WAS high along Atlantic with in the Caro-
lnas Georgia. and thunderstorms in the east 6u
states Rain is also reported from the north Pacific
coast states and the north plateau.
II is unsea sonably northeastern and on
Pacific
Fair weather is indicated for Sunday and Monday In
all portions country the east Gulf states
Atlantic where rain VIII pFooaoiy
Sunday Thunderstorms are also Indicated
for the Mississippi and Missouri valleys
winds along the New England coast VIII De fresh
Atlantic fresh southeast 70 sonth
south Atlantic coast light northeast: Gulf coast light TO
fresh southeast: lower lakes. fresh west upper
light and variable
Forecast for Special IocaIities--For New Ensian J.
fair to-day except in northern portion Monday
fair NOT much change temperature fresh southwest
winds. a.,
southern portion Monday fair fresh southwest NlndS
Eor Eastern F.nnsyIvania. New Jersey ana Bets~sfe
warner Monday fair rresn nest sln1s
Fo- r.. Di.rrtet Of Columbia. Maryland ara Nrzhla
-sr Ard warmer to-day. Monday fair. hsnt 20 tresh
winds
H,-Aay ard NendAy. trssa wsss vinas
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DIR. c. C. TIFFANY'S WILL CONTESTED
undue Influence Alleged by the Testators S
Nephews.
rRv Telegraph TO The Tribune, J

Irirsted CONN., May 16.-Contendlng mat uH1IUo
- ,-ae Fro1Ight To upon the testator
Insanb Burr Tiffany and Charles Otis Tiffany OF
.cou York. will try break the VIII OF 'heh uiicie
40 pev charles c Tiffany formerly an hpiscopdi
tnister in New york, in the superior court Heie H
NM -, Tudge E Il. eager and jury VIII
heN' ao.o ON Tuesday Between 100000 ana
10 noa Is involved. according to counsel
IT. estate was placed at $4,000 but II is said
IL o other large interests from the Ogden es-
,ate his wife having been daughter OF IMAM
tate ,i'9 real,by New Yorker, and heir Of VIII
NHee rao, of Chicago. DR.. Tiffany died IN
lain ,.st summer. leaving no direct heirs
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Special Notices.

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,rps7FiN ENGAGES NINE. LABiA.

Marcus Braun the special immigration M l"Spfseo
MAI" 80, freouent trips abroad in the interest
who TnaAee = arrtved here Yesterday from Ham
Of im''ls the Hamburg American liner kaiserin
Augusle ia oscar Iiammersten told hm IN
sris that he had engaged NM n,nhstan 1s1 p sopera
IAN soprano Mr. Braun said Nine Labia.
House heNt 80 s.rp in Berlin. was the best 50
whom h hea'u besr6 He said Mr Hammer
prsno ne hln contrast With her for I've yesrs'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers wno arrived yesterday
from abroad
THE KAIsERIN AUGUsTE VICTORIA, FROM HAM
" BURG.
Mr. Mrs Reginald Mrs IS WhiSt.er-
vsrd.rh,I, Frank 3. Reynolds
Nv and Mr.. Herman Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Edd :
Durves Mr.. and Mrs. James Coss-
G. W. Folsom lstt.
THE CEDRIC. FROM LIVERPOOL.
u-z q NJ. ID. Starr.
Samuel Dash.
Mr. and E. Van Allen Mr. and MIS- u J. Wits.
THE IIrCANIA FROM LIVERPOOL.
nauson Mrs G. L. Spear.
si.xa,dsr Johnston. c p Stanhope
NJ and Mrs H E Smith Miss Gladys Wynne.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
WILL EXPLORE THIBET FOR BRITAIN.

Berkeley. Cal, May ls-John X 'iaSscocK, j'
t. holds the record for the ascent OF the Mat
,arhorn in the Alps will accept proffered COM
mission from British government to explore the
forbidden lands Of Tibet Glasscock is son
of John r. Gasscock. California lawyer, and is
ureu known as a varsity football player and fra
ternity
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
GENERAL WILLIAM MILES TOWNSEND
IRv releeraph to rhe Tribune.I


New Haven. May i6-William Miles Townsend
brigader general of the Confederate army died to-
day at the home of his daughter In this city. He
seventy-seven years old and was an infantry
leader In the Civil War. He born In New
Haven. but his sympathies were with the South
and he joined that cause. winning his TO gem
eralship. He leaves three daughters. Miss Ellen
Dutton Townsend and Miss Rebecca Townsend. Of
the public library and Mrs. ]. R Bates, of Roches-
ter
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
,,oN Won sFERNBURG SAILS.

cacl, Won Sternburg. the German Ambas-
,his. country, sailed yesterday for Naples
on the steamer Friedrich %fs e Tss
Won '7 - j., Septe1nber. He Will spend snort
w'll ' scotland as the guest of Andrew Carnegie
-, Skibo Castle
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WALDORF ASTORIA. W. Van Cleave, St
Louis EMPIRE-L j. Thatcher lndiapap9IS
osGd sGhsefsr sratt Gievelsnd rrs4i MAN
Thomas C. Watson. Chicago. PLAZA-NIrs. Mark
Hama Cleveland PRINCE GEORGE-WiIliam F.
safe Pittsburg ST. REGIS-A. SOnderhorf Ger
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
DR.. ROBERT GoLDsEck.

st. Louis. May 16.-Dr. Robert Goldbeck. once
noted pianist and composer died at his home
to-day aged seventy-three years. In his youth. in
Prussia Goldbeck was celebrated virtuoso.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
plJzzLE FOR THE BOSSES.

ro,, The -t Louis Globe democrat
c-oro. of the New York politicians would Be
- thev could tell whether their oppost-
I'm is hurting Governor Hughes or helping hlm
to q second term -
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
THE ARCHBISHOP OF SANTIAGO.

Santiago de Chilli May 16.-The Most Rev. Mari
ano Casanova the Archbishop OF Santiago. died
this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
A GRACEFUL REFUSAL
ron, The Toledo Blad.

From The Toledo Blade
Governor Hughes's refusal TO be considered
.a5,date for Vice Presidential horors done
so gracefully as not 10 hurt the feelinEs Of any
body who would like 70 hAXN the job
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
FOR CHURCH UNION.
Subject Being Considered By Both
Methodist Conferences.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

Baltimore, May le-The question of changing the
title of presiding elder that of district supern-
tendent again occupied attention at to-days OPEN
ing Of the Methodist Episcopal General Confer
ence- an effort to take Il from the committee hav-
ing ii under consideration and TO give II another
committee being negatived
resolution was offered by the Rev. DR.. John F.
Goucher and adopted, "afectionately inviting the
Methodist Protestant Church to reunite in or
ganic fellowship and to appoint commission to
confer with a Ike committee Of Methodist
episcopal Church to consummate such result"
In introducing the resolution Dr. Goucher said that
reasons for division longer exist and much
is to be gained by union"
report of the committee book concerns,
making appropriations of 5000 year each THE
Southwestern Christian Advocate of New Or
leans. and The Advocate-Journal." of Chatta-
nooga- was adopted after the Rev. W. S. Trues-
dale had Intellectually endeavored to have adopted
an amendment adverse to The Advocate-Journaf'
and after DR. NJ H Marvin of the Columbia
River Conference. had referred to the cutting by
the last General Conference of the appropriation
10 The Rocky Mountain Advocate Il do
want TO speak evil of a state" said Or. Marvin,
but what state in the Union is a hotbed
for anarchy and crime than Coorado?"
resolution adopted by unanimous vote
petitioning Congress to pass the Foraker anti
opium bill prohibiting the importation Of opium
into Hawaii except by the government for medic
nal only.
Adjournment couple Of hours earlier than
usual to-day to permit the delegates TO go to
Washington and visit the American University.
Of the trustees Of which institution the members
OF the party from this city guests
New-York tribune., 1908-05-17
ENGAGED.

SANSOS-BRrGHT-M and Mrs Henry s7G1r. % FsS
Orange. =. the engagement % tneii
daughter Dorothy Gale. TO Mr. Arthur NJ. Samson ase
Of East orange.
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be repubIished the rri-weekly Tribune withous
extra charge.
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ra station Webster and Jerorns Avenue trolleys and
by carrfas. Lots $50 up Telephous 4555 Grarnercv
tor Book Views representative.
Once. 20 East go 81. New YORK City.
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Private and public ambuances- Tel 1924 ChelseA
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LEY-CRt-IKsHANK-On SATURDAY. May is al ths
brides parents in Monrclair y. J.. by ths
4mory r. Bradford. EVeyn. daughter Of Mr.
Mrs Dwight Phelps Cruikshsnk. 70 Theodore j.
Lindley OF York
ss-OTT-NE.A rypvS-Ou Saturday. Bufrsla.
y. Y. Frances daughter Of Mrs William Msad-
formerly Of Buffalo 70 Arlington rildsn Scott of
NV York.
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Latham. John H.
Macaulay. John Wild. Ruth D.
Root M MaTis eA,s' zsSJso Mysseni Fsnii A.
Of NS' % Mg Com aa My ls sr lscs f' M 1t:
residence. Hishbridge- y j.. Tuesday. at .
funeral hereafter
GILRERT-At Winchester Mass. Oh. fsyh inst, Gscrrs
Fl Gilbert IN the ssth year OF his aEs
9,y MsT 1a x5 her as9 No5sesa On sssg ,1
Intsrnlent at c;reenTood
LATHAM-At residsnc. No. fs East bstn ST.
Friday May IS after a long illness. John Howard
John Ma6susy RsS q sa Fnsa M nom S:
late residence Monday. May IS a eso .. NJ
Ts4ay % My,5 Nay ,s - - % %s,4 Il a..s c M
funeral service late residence. Fillside on
p m. Monday. May Is. 1905.
MORGAN-At his residence No. Gramercy P.rt. 8.
Henry WorEans in hts ots yeaT Funspal srVie.. a.
May H. st o'clock Boston and PhiIadeIphia ps9ers
please copy.
RooT-Maris Antoinssts. wife Of Talbot Roo. .na
Eesidenee. 10, I5e Rdgeweod ave- G,.a Ridre y y
May IL 1sos At 40 on The .rriyal ., the DsIs
Christopher and Barclay St ferry at s:.5 p m
sE1FzBINGER-o1 THURSDAY May - 5eos Losis = Sc.
resIdencs no 20 .1 So Fsy.-s,.5
sMYTH-Katherine beloved wife OF John A s-T-h-
daughter Of William Nsupei died May Is 1908 at n-r
home. $50 Bescker Brooklyn Funeral ser-ces
Rrigfds r. Q. Church, Linden 81. and ST.
Nicholas ave. Brooklyn. Monday May IL At 10 Il
TAYIOR-on Friday May t5 Taylor. daughter Of
Henry and Elfzsbeth Taylor Services VII %
residence OF her nephew. George 2
No 21s Jefferson Brooklyn. Sunday afternoon.
at O'Clock. Friends kindly requested not to Sand
flowers
VOGEI-vinftred Lsen1fnx. beloved vtse of Karl "
hsr No so East 55th ST. 81
Thursday. May IA Services will es held az tss resi-
denCe OF her sister Ely Jefs No "a Wesc
SSH st, On sunday. May H. az It is requested
flowers be omitted
Funeral services SUNDAY. NAV H. at 5-45 NJ NeD
York Avenue Methodist Church, Brooklyn
WII.D-suddenly on May 1908. Mrs. Ruth pesn
Wild residence. No 2SS Clifton Place BrooSlyn
WILLIAMSON Saturday. NAV 1S MAY Hannah .ld.s.
daughrer OF John Norton and Mary Titlsr Williams
Funeral residsnce. corner Grove and Main
sts East y J.. Tuesday. May ID. at $50
. m. Train leaves New York at $50 on D. L & W
r r
TYCKOFF-On Friday. May is. 1905. Princeton.
J. 4 the lats Rev. BENJAMIN Du
sudo Of johnson Wyckot Funeral se-vtces
az Narquand Chapel Princeton. y J. sunday. MAY
1905. o'clock arrival OF the tram eavinS
I'D New York. at 1225 o'clock Kindly omit
flowers
ZIEC;LER-on Thursday. IL. Emil. beloved husesrd
Louise Ziezer nee Hasen1eyer in the 64tn year
OF hts his lars r-stdeross No SSs
Park Place Brooklyn. Sunday. MAY II. at 80 p m
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Pittsburg. May 1s.-The entire morning session of
the General Conference of the Methodist Protest
ant Church devoted to discussion of the
project to unite with the mother church. the Meth
odist Episcopal. motion by the Rev. F. c. Kline.
of Maryland. that the committee to be appointed
TO consider uniting the churches be constituted Of
delegate from each conference district was
adopted The committee will consist of thirty
three delegates, TO be appointed by the president
of the General Conference.
resolution recently adopted by the Maryland
Conference Withholding approval of baptism Of
infants neither parents OF whom have made pro-
fession Of faith to laws and the law of Jesus
Christ was also adopted by the General Confer
ence.
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