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New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
DOUM4 ASSERTS RIGHTS.
Finance Minister Wmned Against
IHegaI 4ction.

St Petersburg, June 1.-THE Douma firmly
reasserted It's rights in the governments finan-
citl matters tonight and passed vote of dis
appreciation in the issue by M Kokovsof Min
lister of Finance. of internal loan of $4,000
600 last January without Legislative sanction
The DoEma some time ago adopted an inter
pellation seeking from the Finance Minister his
reasons for inducing the Emperor to issue d.
ukase authorizing this loan in violation of a
provision Of the fundamental law requiring the
sanction Of the Douma in all budget opera
tions. NJ Kokovsof made a brief explanation
to-day and followed by NJ Alexeienko.
president of the Budget Commission, who
warned the minister in strong terms that the
repetition of such an encroachment the
Doumas preroga tives would lead to serious
conflict The Douma by a large majority ex
pressed the hope that all further issues Of notes
Oh the state bank would be submitted before
hand to the Douma.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MR. FAIRBANKS WELCOMES SINGERS.
Thirty-second National sangerfest Opens IN
Observation-Disclosures of $500.

J,disnspolis June 1.-THE thirty-second national
saneerfest of the North American Sangerouno
opened to-day with q parade through the DECO
rated streets OF the city. The five concerts WHICH
mark the festival will include two Thousand Flsi.
inc singers two thousand Indianapolis school chii-
ars, and male chorus of twenty-five hundred
from this city. -
The festival concert OF the city OF Indianapolis
was the formal opening of the concert series ana
ii attracted a large audience to the Cohseunl To-
night The United Singers OF Indlanapohs anu @ lie
T-r,,aa Singers of Cincinnati, directed by Louis
E-hrsoo were heard. Nine Marie Rappold So
prano made her appearance as soloist, and after
ward with Adolph MihImann and David Blsphanl,
was heard in the dramatic cantata The cross OF
Fire in which a mixed chorus dlrecleo oS [AeA
80. Errst.tnor and the New York Symphony
orchestra conducted by Walter Damrosch' as
sisted.
The visiting singers were cordially welcomed 10
INDIANAPOLIS by Vice-President Fairbanks.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MORE MARINES GOING TO IsTHMUs
Two Battleships to Take Eight Hundred
Men to Keep Peace at Elections

Washington June flight hundred additional
officers and enlisted men of the marine corps are
to be sent the Isthmus OF Panama Oeloie ne
I..to,. .ra hold there They will be sent by the
5,racon Of the President and will leave the UnIed
states on the battleships New Hampshire ana
Idaho next Saturday and Sunday. About three
hundred officers and of the marine corps are
- -, their 1av to the isthnus The total force
I'll ha about twelve hundred and fifty officers
and a
The additional marines will reach the isthmus
about Jnne o. two days before the municipal cleo
tions They will be stationed at various piaees' i
80 ,,r,,bar being placed at each polling pre-
o;nct ~ necessary TO prevent fraud. The two
battIesbips will return the United States promptly
after landing their men,
The administrators purpose is 10 prevent frauos
at the election and quell any disturbances which
tyb+ rasuI1 from dissatisfaction the cleo
inr
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

Arlosto Appling Wiley Representative in Con-
eress of the I'd Alabama District. native OF
Barbour County. but spent his early years in Pike
county, Ala He was educated at Emory and
henry College, Virginia, and admitted to the bar
In 1872 For eighteen years he served in the Ala
bama Legislature member of the House. and
afteTward Of the Senate. and was chairman of the
Judiciary Committee in each He was twice a
delegate TO the Democratic National Convention
and in 1854 Democratic Presidential Elector.
In June, 1925. he was commissioned lieutenant colo
mel Of the 5th Regiment United States Volunteer
infantry. an immune regiment. and served
eieVen months in Cuba The greater part of the
time he was chief Of staff and legal adviser of
General Lawton. and ALSO served civil governor
Of the Eastern Province He was recommended
oy General Lawton for brigadier general. Colonel
Wiley was elected 10 the 57th Congress in 1900.
and reelected 20 the 5sth, 5eth and 60th Demo-
crat
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
RUSSIAN FORCES LEAVE PERSIA.
Troops Being Withdrawn to Belesuvar-
Turkish Advance Continues.

Tihis June T.-Detachments OF the Russian force
under General Snarski which recently invaded Per
sian territory In punishment for the depredations
OF Persian bandits withdrawing from the
Persian frontier Belesuvar. With the payment
by Persia OF the indemnity exacted by Russia the
difficulty with Teheran is considered at end
The advance of Turkish troops against Urumiah,
in Persian Armenia still continues. This situation
arises from q boundary dispute and question Of
sovereignty The invaders have occupied i'm
portant strategic point near Salinas north of Uru-
miah Communication between Tabrtz and Uru-
rniah is interrupted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
BOMBS KILL AND WOUND POLICE.
One Man Dead and Chief and Two Officers
Hurt at Baku.

Baku. June 17-An attempt was made in this
city to-day 10 kill the Baku chief of police, NJ
Ney. by the explosion OF two powerful Internal
machines The chief and policemen were
wounded and 4 sergeant of police killed. The
police were ured by the men who planned the
outrage to make a search of unoccupied build
ing While they were going through the house two
bombs exploded and the house wrecked The
sergeant was killed outright, while NJ Ney and the
two policemen were blown through a story
window into the street
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MRS. CHARLES H. KAUFMAN DEAD.

Iby IeesTaph 70 The IrbuneI
Baltimore June 17.-Mrs. Charles H Kaufman.
who before her marriage. a year ago Mr.
Kaufman. OF Boston. was the widow Of Colonel
Alexander Brown. the Baltimore banker. died to-
day at the Hebrew Hospital from apoplexy. Their
marriage caused sensation because of the
wealth Of Mrs. Brown and the disparity in their
ages. she being sixty-six years old and Kaufman
thirty-two years her junior. Only two weeks ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Kaufman returned from a six
weeks trip Europe.
II is believed that Mrs. Kaufman has left the
bulk Of her fortune to her husband
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
MRS REGINALD COKE GETS DIVORCE.
Sir ]. G. Barnes Says Marriage to Miss Ham
bourg Was Bigamous.

London, June 17.-As outcome Of the marriage
OF Reginald Grey Coke. of the Hon. Henry ana
Lady Katherine Coke and nephew of the Earl OF
Leicester TO the sister of Mark Hamburg, the
pianist In America last January, Mrs Reginald
Grey Coke to-day obtained decree of divorce on
the ground OF bigany and adultery.
The documents in evidence showed that Reginald
Coke obtained a divorce in Nebraska the
ground of desertion. Sir John Csorell Barnes, IN
granting she decree, said that Reginald Coke
marriage to Miss Hamburg clearly bigamous.
and he sincerely wished that something could De
done in America to prevent this sort OF thing.
Omaha June 17.-Resinald Coke obtained di-
vorce from his wife in Omaha about eight months
ago He had been living in Omaha and Sioux City
for a year before the decree was granted and had
ranv warm friends. He is accomplished
,celet He left Omaha soon after the divorce was
granted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
OBITUARY.
CONGRESSMAN A. A. WILEY.

hot Springs. Va, June T7-Representative A A
Wiley Of ALABAMA. who served in Cuba as Gen
efei Lewton's chief Of staff and Civil Governor of
the eastern Province and a member of the
isst four Congresses. died at hotel here to-day
lie was about fftyseven years old. He suffered for
weeks with infammatory rheumatism and general
physical breakdown. and during the last of his
hiness became irrational through the protracted
strain on his system. His son. Lieutenant Noble
j. Wiley, L. S. A. was with him when death
occurred
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Died.

caNFIELDo June rs leos At hs late rest rssdsse. 70 -
FGnersI Services viii Be Sss al fhe Madison Aye9gs
evening Iatsrnent Hartford. Conn.
poNNELr-on SATURDAY June tS Eaton's Nsck 5oos s
Island Harriet eldest dangntsr o. HAIRY @ ~ = ss- NUN
Cstharne Y e Forbes Faneral al me residencs Of
Summit on TsGrsday = June s on the arrival of
II O'Clock train from Barclay 81
HARRXGToN-a Boston Jaas ls Ls.nora FED "a Tss ss
Broadway. Saratoga Springs. y Y. on Friday az to
LAMBERr-At his late residence. Ashsyile y G Iun7
ivices H. s at Hs.6s As6.vl. ca %sn.sas sf June 4
osTRANDER-on Monday. June u. 1905. Florsncs z.
daughter Of Ella 2 and the late James p Ostrander ~
Funeral services "speas @ 5 svninF Fvn a. I'm Insermsn
Thursday morning family rfot. Cypress Hills
RoAcH-sudaenly. Tu-saay June 1s. at his rssdenes
late John and Esneins Roach in bis esth YER ys ~
June June 10. at go O'clock.
RoBERrs-In Pittstown y 7. June 1s. 1905. Mary
A Roberts wife OF the late Portsus P. Roberts. 7o
years old
lingering go Res. s ss, SR T9sd5g g 5a' n
rs5 70 az ms in se ss year ~ hs age
az his late residence Thursday O'Clock Inter
ment Greenwood Cemetery
srANToS-on June IS 1905. Annie. widaw. Of James
stanton in her dIst ysar Reatives ana tr, ssssBce az
No p Lsrerts Place Fritay June Ie a. - -, ,. a n
aTe near Greene ave Br9okiyn Holy Cross
Cemetery
residence
boken " j. on Tuesday Is. i9os Alice yosepnIns
sussenliIch (nse Ciien1 beloved wife q John W Suss
mich Funeral late residence on Ihurs-
day. June Is, I O'Clock Intsrrnent IN L1ths In
Cemetery
wARD-On Wednesday. Il. 1905 ar bis residences
No Place Brooklyn. Arthur W War1-
wEBB-suddenly residence. No. lie RoEers ave.
neral service Thursday az ? p M
=. - Eish June Is Tsgd9T. 5sr, Fs s7ivl,e We"
wHIrsoS-on Tuesday June IS zoos at her restasnss
No 225 Alice Albertine. widow OF tne
ellison s WhitsCn. IN the 6+th year or hsT age
services will held from her late residencs
Thursday Pine is. 1908. az O'Clock FCrera prF-
yare
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
AGAIN ELECT BISHOP BRENT.

Washington, June 17-Bishop Charles Henry Brent.
of the Philippine Islands. to-day again elected
Protestant Episcopal Bishop OF Washington, TO
succeed Henry Y. SatterIee. deceased Bishop
Brent declined the first election, but the diocesan
convention insisted upon his choice to-day in the
hope that he would reconsider his action The Rev.
Dr. r H Mckim. of this city, the
voting.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
DECIDED ON THEIR MERITS.

From The BroohIyn EdEIt
Thoroughness and uranimity are seldom com
biued When they Iney become very I'M
pressive ANY suspicion which may have exist
ed that the Taft were without merit ana
that the Taft claims decided by sheer brute
power and not by brain power on the national
committee should be quashed ny the fact OF the
uuaninity of that committee. on II were ora
ker men. Fairbanks men and Cannon men but on
the conclusions all agreed or in them at the END
all acquiesced This disposes or unfarness
This suggests a conclusion the merits, ana
this should leave heartburning when the con-
vention shall have adjourned
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
THE WAR ON THE RACE GAMBLERS.

From The New Orleans Picdyune
One of the dramatic scenes ever witnessed
in a modern legislative assembly occurred last
Thursday, June II. in the Statehouse OF the great
commonwealth of New York. when Senator Foeik-
er. of Brooklyn. brought in almost from a
deathbed TO vote against the race gamblers and
10 drive them from New York. The State
Senators OF Louisiana should not he less brave and
devoted 10 the protection OF society and faithful
10 duty than those of New York. Iet-u see Il
thew up TO the mark and able to win the
applause OF good people everywhere SEN
stor Foeher. os the Empire State.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

r-,r N. convenience OF TRIBUNE abroad ar
rargennerts been made TO keep the DAILY and
SUNDAY TRIBUNE file in the reading rooms OF ths
IoSDoNots vict95a Savoy 3ge 2:sl c9 car.o4 HssI
land Grand Hotel The Howard Hotel Norfolk Street
y>SrT hSp&Adsphi Hotel. Liverpool; Midland Hotel.
Manchester: Queens Hotel. leeds; Midiand Hotel
ana Hotel Morecanabe Bav; Midland Hotel. Derby:
HoIiier's Hotel. shanzItn Isle q Wight
O AyT station Hotel. Dumfres. station Hotel Turn
e.1sPSsAaIIyrrAR-FioteI Cecil
FRANCE-Hotel Continental; Grand Hotel Hotel Men,
nee Hotel Lie e snS f3fsI SsInss ss
iss-baias; Hotel te rUntvers Tours. Hotel du Pare.
Hotel .s Rrgss:l' G,aaa Hotel Ho.I
E1oILAND-HotsI dss hides. The Hague. The Kurhaus.
eERMkNY@fIo,eI Bristol Central Hotel Hotel Adiou.
Elite Hotel Alexandra Hotel. Hotel CoburE Hotel
Kigs OF prussia and MonopoI easel, Hssst
Reseu F,qrstenh31. Coolencs; Hotel Diseh. CoIognes
Dresden: Park Hotel and Royal Hotel. DusseiforSs
s,uiA5lsr ES.s FTantrt Hotel nPe somIe and ao,el
Hotel Esplansde Palace Hotel FIamburg, TJo,sf
sots Royal and Grand Hotel Me5z e M@ys1ss aS
mental; Hotel -Four seasons and Hotel de Russis.
helm; Kur Hotel Neuenahr. Hotel wurtJenibers-r
T1tises: Hotel Nassauerhof Palace Hotel TJs,s 9t~ re-
perial Hotel Rose Park Hotel wies6aden. HotsI
AUsTRIA-HOtei Bristol Vienna: Hotel Tfunxsrta p,,a
pest: Hotel Savoy and West End Hotel National anf
Kopp's Hotel. K6ngsvflIs Franzensbas: Hotel ;Tst.
swITZERLAND-EIoteI Victoria Basic F4ots, R.,,
Riyage Geneva Hotel Victoria ard Regina FIotsf
Junsfraahick Interiaken; Hotel Beau site Lau~annst
Palace Hotel MaIoja; Hotel Belmont. MontTsux: Fo.
tel Thnneraot Thun-
savoy Hotel Rome: Hotel villa d'Es5e ceraessis
Tsuis. ''' ~'-A' '''''' DAA''H 'HAa orA'd H'''L
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Apc7Ic CLUBS NEW OFFICERS.

The Perry Arctic Club yesterday elected General
Thomas H Hubbard president, IN place OF the
late Morris K Jesup Zenas Crane was elected vice
president in place of Commander Peary- The St
Iohn's steam sealer Erik has been chartered by the
club as an auxiliary to the Roosevelt and will ac-
company her from Sydney 10 Etah' Greenland
where her cargo of coal Will be transferred
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
DEATH OF BLIND BILLY"

William Highly, who was known along the Bow
cry and among his friends as Blind Billy and
who was for a number Of years a clown in the
Barnur & Bailey circus died at Bellevue Hospi-
tai early yesterday morning. Billy" who lived at
No. 80 Bowery and had 4 newsstand at the cor
ner Of Lafayette and Bleecker streets had suffered
from rheumatism OF the heart for some time. He
was sixty-six years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
NovoRossYsk REBELS SENTENCED.

Novorossysk, June II. - The trial of the men
who in December of 1906 during the revolutionary
movement, organized and maintained for short
time the ''Novorossysk Republic ended to-day.
The president Of The republic was sentenced by
the court-martial TO fifteen years at hard labor
Two man were sentenced TO ten years each at hard
labor and sixty-stx others to in prison
EnrfY-cnc acnuitted.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
APPROVES MONROE DOCTRINE

Suffield. Conn. June I7-E. Benjamin Andrews,
chancellor Of the University Of Nebraska spoke at
the severty-fth commencement Of the Connecticut
Literary Institution to-day. He said Theodore
Roosevelt the first President 10 acknowledge
distinctly the responsibilities of the Monroe Doc
trtne. He declared the President deserved support
for his action in the Santo Domingo and said
the Pacific states We're not adequately protected
against hostile feet
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
RUSSIAN LOAN BILL BEFORE DoUMA
Measure Authorizes Immediate Issue Of
S100,00O,000 to Meet Deficit.

St. Petersburg. June I'm Kokovsoff. Minister
of Finance introduced in the Dounla to-day bill
authorizing the immediate issue of internal loan
of sl000ooco TO cover the deficit in the 1905 budget
and meet other expenditures which cannot be de-
ferred. The money is to be applied IN part as fol-
lows: Fifty million dollars deficit s. 600
famine relief and sS0,Ono0co the ministries Of
War and Marine, principally for the increase Of
munitions of war and military stores
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
THE BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPAN.
Movement Not Checked-Plague Killing
MANY Persons in Hai-Nan.

Hong Kong. June 16.-The boycott against the
Japanese is still strongly maintained. The gov
ernnent has prohibited meetings at restaurants
called TO discuss the question Of self-government
and similar subjects
A missionary arriving from the province of Hal
Nan states that people dying from plague like
flies The scourge is abatng in Hong Kong
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
WILL OF TIMOTHY rREApwELL FILED.

BY the will Of Timothy Treadwen. who died on
May 26 a his home at Mneola. Long Island, Har-
riet a. Treadwell, a granddaughter, Is to receive
$500 and remaining real and personal property
is left his widow Annie H Treadwell. and a
son. Harry r. TreadweL The will filed for
probate In the Nassau County Surrogates office
yesterday, and. while the amount OF the estate is
not given 1t is estimated be worth 81 10000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
w WEDplNGS.

Summit. n j. June II (SpeciaD.-Miss Elizabeth
Katharine Thompson daughter Of MI ana MFs'
Iobn F Thompson, was married this afternoon TO
Toran Newton Wood of New York, at her home
No 14s Boulevard The brides father is a director
Of the Bankers Trust Company, of New YORK
The ceremony was performed by Bishop Henry
SneIImeyer of the Methodist Episcopal Church'
assisted py the Rev. DR.. Alexander H Tuttle pas
+o- ~ the summit Methodist Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
a RUSSIAN BARK WRECKED

Bathurst y. B.. June 17.-The Russian bark Reg
illus Of Riga, bound from Cadiz, Spain. for Pas
pebiac Quebec. struck the rocks near Shippegan
village in dense fog to-day. and wflr be a total
loss Captain Martinson and his crew safe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

New Haven. June 1.-THE seventy-7fth ami
versary OF the founding OF Skull and Bones. the
Yale College senior secret society. VIII be OBJ
served on the evening Of June "a Among the
founders was Alfonso Taft. father of Secretary
William 4. Taft, who is also member.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
Mr. ROCKEFELLER AT FOREST HILL.

Cleveland, June 17.-John D. Rockefeller, accom-
panied by the members Of his household, arrived
here this morning The train stopped at Glen
Vile suburb where automobiles in waiting
10 lake the party Forest Hill. A1r. Rockefeller g
summer home. II is stated that Mr.. Rockefeller
will remain at Forest HilI until autumn
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
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.,,moNv EOR MRS. EARTJE

Pittsburg June 17.-Mrs. Mary Scott Hartje wife
of Augustus Hartje, by a decision of Judge Fraser
to-day receives $50 a year alimony. s2e,1S0 Tor
court expenses and 5000 for attorneys fees
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

Halifax June IA proposal that the Canadian
government impose tax oI % per cent on repairs
eIse tnaf Canada enter into reciprocal arrange
-, ..-ftl, the United States, has been received
' ~. Halifax Board of Trade from a shipbuilding
grr i, Ontario II is said that more than 100000
nt.l- nitt of rerairs done TO Canadian vessels in
sU3ertcan shipvards ,ast year, while a tax OF SO
- cenf ir1posed by the United States prevents
kkm.Ttcan snip owners from having repair work
1ons in Canadian waterg.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

Miss Ruth E Kellogg, daughter Of City Judge
and Mrs William Charming Kellogg. Of Yonkers.
was married to William Rayner. son of George
Rayner, former city treasurer and chariues COM
missioner bv the Rev Charles Ashmead last even
ing at St Andrews Memorial Episcopal Church.
in
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
A RIVER STEAMER BURNED.

St john n. B., June 1.-THE river steamer
Aberdeen was destroyed by fire early to-day while
tied I'D near Coles Island, in the St John River,
and her crew of nine had narrow escape from
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
EDITOR SHOOTS A BURGLAR.

Salisbury n. c.. June T7.-Frank Smith. negro
ex-convict, was shot and mortaly WOUNDED To-Day
bv W H Stewart. a newspaper editor. when sur
prised at an attempt burglary in the editor 8
home.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
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Asburv Park June II (SpeciaD-The wedding OF
louise Dresser the vaudeville actress and John
Gardner Of George Cohans Yankee Prince COM
pany, was solemnzed here this afternoon by The
Rev DR. John Leroy Taylor at the First Presby-
terian Church.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

CRANF-HIIIMAN-On Wednesday. June II. Louise
Josephine daughter OF Mrs Hlman
ssrvtam Hfluan, TO Frederick Barnard Crane. by
Rev. DR. Andrew Hageuan. OF the Fifth Avenue Col
legfate Church
Is 1905. BY Rev William Force Whitaker .. d
Edna Of Wn. Perry
Eonesdale Penn. to William La Rue Sharp. Of Leba-
non. y J
sTRONG-MACMTsLIN-on wednesday. June IT. by
the D o.
ST New York cry Mrs. Emerson MacMIllin. tr.. TO
DR.. Cyrus John Strong
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

Mexico City June 17.-Enrique c: Creel, Am
hassador from Mexico 10 the United States. ex-
ressed the opinion yesterday that the ntiforeisn
pp1ining measure would be modified before its
mas sgage so as not to antagonize foreign interests
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

Manila June 1.-THE Radical members of the
assembly, are again endeavoring 10 secure the IN
..naT,,ctfon of nj immediate independence resolu-
,ton The Conservatives are opposing the measure.
~ v,iII probably head # off. Should II reach the
a. Sneaker Ogrnena viii probably rule II
o ,,e gr6und that the session has been called
fnr Certain specified purposes
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

fItrhee temperature yesterday y desrses oNest >.
/ corresponding year.
sSersee far Corresponding date last thirty-three
year ~ To-day Friday
! - 1sxht 20 fresh w.E1A-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

yyirninAC June I7.-ArchbishOp Langevin, the
,,o,d ~ the Catholic Church Of Western Canada is
saTtosIv III from diabetes He left here for France
to-day 10 consult specialist
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

To relieve summer exhaustion take Forsford-s Acid
phosphate-It is cooling refreshing ana
A delicious drink
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18

BARR-At Orange. y J.. June Is 1905 William R Barr.
held his home. BsTonad. Lleweliyn Park. Orange
Thursday. June Is at o'clock Carriages VIII oe IN
waiting Orange station arrival Of O'Clock train
from New York Delaware Lacka~anna Western
New-York tribune., 1908-06-18
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