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New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BROOKLYN SINGERS AT POTSDAM.
Received by Crown Prince and Princess-A
Speech of Welcome.

fotsdarn. July 1O.-The members Of the Brooklyn
anon Choral Society. two hundred strong. were
received the New Palace to-day by crown
Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess
on behalf OF the Emperor.
The singers were met at the railway station by
Nle court chamberlain and the members OF the
local choral union. who sang a serenaoe in their
honor The crown prince and princess awaited
ihe singers in the reception room Of the palace
The crown prince requested that he be introduced
10 Henry Fuehrer, Arthur Caaassen and Messrs
Suenther and Thomas, of the Staats-Zeitung-
The choir then sang the society's greeting and
several other American and German pieces Inc
crown prince expressed his pleasure and saio ihal
he Emperor was sorry that he had not Deeh aOio
70 meet the members of the society he hoped
they would continue their good work Of improving
he relations between Germany and the Cniten
States
After the reception the visitors were es0o' ''
over the palace They were entertained AT luh'heoi
BY be local choral society, and passed the AFTER
noon on the nearby lakes.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
NO DODGlNG THE LAW
Mr.. Taft and Treasurer Sheldon on
Campa;gn Fund Publicity.

Hot Snrnes Va Julv 1o-That the publicity
of campign funds is to be made feature Oh 'ne
coming campaign has been made clear mere To-
day Mr. Taft had extended talks with Chair
Hitchcock and with George r. sheldon
treasurer of the national committee. VINO ar
rived day, and the necessity for the strlctest
possible compliance with the New York law in
relation to the publicity Of campaign funds OF
the national committee was the chief topic
Referring to suggestions that the Republican
party might receive funds outside of New York
and not include them in the report of the
tional treasurer Mr.. Taft replied promptly that
it was possible to commit perjury in such
case but he secuted the idea that the purpose
of giving publicity to the funds OF the party
in the coming national campaign is not sincere
Mr. Sheldon also declared that under the New
York law. all the funds that come to the ma
tional committee in whatever state they may
be collected. will be published with the names
of the donors Mr.. Sheldon said he believed
money for campaign purposes would be very
tight this year but he did not believe the
publicity of campaign funds would lessen the
amount contributed He declared that COM
pliance with the law in this respect would dispel
the popular idea that a vast amount of money
is spent in national campaigns.
Elmer Dover, secretary Of the national COM
mfttee is expected Tomorrow 1t is understood
that under the present arrangements for the
campaign Mr.. Dover will at once enter upon
active work
Nearly all of the party leaders who have been
here left last night or this morning. Chairman
Hitchcock Postmaster General Meyer. William
Nelson Cromwell and Representative Burton
were among the few who remained over.
Columbus, Ohio. July 10-Attorney General
Wade Ellis left last night for Hot Springs Va,
to consult with Judge Taft and others about the
tentative offer to him of the position of Assist
ant Attorney General of the United States. 1t
is said here that Mr. Ellis will also consult with
Congressman Theodore Burton relative to the
latter's candidacy for United States Senator to
succeed Senator Foraker.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
PLANS FOR NOTIFICATION
Special Committees Programme In
dorsed by Mr. Taft.

Cincinnati. July 1o.-At meeting to-day OF
the general committee in charge of the welcome
that will be extended in Cincinnati to William
II. Taft on July 2s when he is formally advised
of his nomination for the Presidency the special
committee, r. r. Reynolds, w. B. Melish' j.
stacy Hill and r. ]. Moffett. which went to Hot
Springs Va, to consult with Mr.. Taft relative
to the arrangements, reported.
John r. Maoy, representative OF the national
notification committee. had accompanied the
Cincinnati delegation to meet the nominee. IL
was announced that Mr.. Taft had indorsed the
programme as outlined by the committee
At o'clock on the morning Of July 20 there
will be salutes of twenty guns or more fired
from the hItops At o'clock bands In the
parks squares and at prominent corners VIII
begin to play and will keep at II all day. Al
10 o'clock flag will be presented. by the city
of Cincinnati to Charles P. Taft brother OF the
nominee TO be unfuried over the Taft residence.
in Pike street, when the nominee is In Cincin-
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natl This presentation will be made at tne
Taft residence.
At IL o'clock the notification committee will
be escorter to the Taft residence. and on
temporary platform Mr.. Taft will hear the for
NAL word that he Is the Republican partys
choice for President. There will be only two
speeches. that of Senator Warner, of Missouri.
giving notification to Mr. Taft, and that of ac-
ceptance by the nominee.
At 1870 p. m marching clubs will pass in
review and then a public reception will be held
This will be followed by luncheon to the noti-
fcation committee. given by Charles P Taft
After luncheon the visiting committee will be
taken in automobiles over the city and suburbs
At o'clock several thousand balloons will be
sent up. and at o'clock there will be a display
off fireworks from the river bridges and craft
in the harbor The public landing will be roped
off for the purpose while Mr.. and Mrs. Taft
their personal party and the notification COM
mittee viii view the fireworks from the steamer
Island Queen. which after the pyrotechnics will
take its guests up and down the river This
will end the celebration.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
MRS IEoNIpAs HUBBARD ENGAGED.

WiIIiamstown, Mass. July Observation-Disclosures
has been made of the engagement Of Mrs. Nina
Benson Hubbard, who left Willamstown last year
to make a tour OF England, to Harold Ellis the
SON of the Right Hon. John Edward Ellis. Mem
her Of Parliament recently Under Secretary of
State for India Mr. Ellis is extensive owner
Of coal lands and mines in Northamptonshire-
Mrs Hubbard is the widow Of Leonidas Hubbard.
ir the New York magazine writer, who died or
exposure and starvation while on an expedition
into the heart of Labrador, and two years after
L,s ao.t, his widow fitted out expedition and
,rsxersed the route which had been laid out by
her husband She made Willamstown her home
both before and after the expedition. but finally
left 10 lecture in Canada and then to give series
or lectures In England
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
EX-GOVERNOR oDELL WINS POINT.
His Orange County Traction Company May
Issue Refunding Notes.

Albany July 10.-Ex-Governor Benjamin & Odell'
1r as president Of the Orange County Traction
Compsny testified to-day before the Public Service
Commission. in the I'd District. in favor of the
company's application for authority to refund OBJ
legations amounting 100000. by issue at par
of four notes, of $4,000 each. The order was
granted
If appears that the control of the road taken
over by Ex-Governor Odell On August B 1906. at
which time he testified. he loaned the company
s42 900 to discharge certain loans and 10 purchase
equipment Since then the balance of the slOoVU
which is to be refunded has been expended in the
general Improvement of the companys property
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BISHOP POTTER SLIGHTLY BETTER
Not Enough Improvement, However, to AZ
Law Fears.

Cooperstown. N. T.. July io-Thers was nffls
change in the condition OF Bishop Henry G Poffss
tonight He recovered slightly from the weakness
that caused alarm yesterday morning. and sDens .
comfortable day but the Improvement was not %
great TO aIlay the fears OF his family ana
physicians.
DIR. Henry Hun. OF Albany. was In consutanoo
with Drs. Janvrin and Bassett again to-day IL
decided to issue any more bulletins unless
thecondition OF the patient becomes more SERIOUS
he shows marked signs Of recovering IL -
understood that the weakness that seized tne
Bishop yesterday caused by the shortening OF
his heart action The methods successfully used
last week TO sustain him were employed again.
and he responded to the treatment
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
PAPAL COURTS IN LATERAN PALACE

Rome. July 10.-The Pope has announced his in
tention of rebuilding the old Lateran Palace, the
residence of the Papacy from the time of Constan-
tine tc the migration Avgnon built over for the
purpose Of housing the Rota and Segnatura courts
while the Pententiary Tribunal will have quarters
at the Holy Office. st. Peters. The Iateran
Palace is uninlabited. All the valuable pct-
ures there will be transferred TO the Vatican
gallery, which will he opened next September With
the exception of the rooms devoted TO sculpture
and the museum, the entire Lateran Palace will
thus be available for the uses of the courts
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
CLEVEL4ND FUND GROWS.
Many Wish Portrait Placed in the
ErecutiUe Chamber at 4banu.

me irloune on Thursday morning called at
'ehtion to the fact that no memorial of the SER
vice OF Grover Cleveland as Governor of New
York was to be found in the Executive Cham
Der at the State Capitol where are portraits of
most of the former Governors. living and dead
In an editorial article it said:
In several states and cities movements are
peIs started for tributes to Grover Cleveland
anu doubtless in due time there will be erected
more than one suitable memorial of his charac-
yer ana achievements. There is one memorial
, ~hicn we nave not seen proposed. but which,
'nousn py no means to be suggested a COM
plete and adequate expression of New York's
appreciation of her distinguished son. would be
sinsuiarly appropriate, and is, indeed, called for
ps the demands Of propriety That is a good
portrait Of Mr.. Cleveland in the Executive Cham
per OF the State Capitol at Albany. Three Gov
ernors OF New York have become President of
lne united States. Portraits of two of them
look down from the walls of the Governors
room The portrait of Grover Cleveland should
certainly be hung beside those of Martin Van
ouren and Theodore Roosevelt It in the
Governors office that Mr.. Cleveland did the work
which made him national figure and his ad-
nlrers should not allow future generations of
visitors to that office who memorials of George
clinton. William H. Seward. Hamilton Fish.
Horat1o seymour. Edwin D. Morgan John A Dix
ana Samuel J. Tilden to forget that Grover
cleveland was one of the statesmen who in the
executive chair did service to the Empire State
The Tribune would be glad to receive and ac-
knowledge subscriptions for this purpose The
sum required would not be large and individual
contributions might appropriately be small and
numerous.
The suggestion awakened an immediate re-
sponse and several subscriptions including
some sent by telegraph from Denver by promi-
nent Democrats attending the convention We're
received within twenty-four hours of the first
publication the subject and were acknowl-
edged in The Tribune of Friday. Further sub
scriptions were received yesterday as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those sailing on steamers Tor Europe To-
day are:
CARonIA. FOR LIVERPOOL
,., n, " pen, Or. G.. d. Darby.
ny and Mrs J. WIN. Clark Mrs E. l. Woodruff.
vApERLAND. FOR ANTWERP.
-, go, uo,crof, tr MI and Mrs F. ". Lamont.
Mr. Mrs. J. H. Nc hiTs Il S'e"A1u '-"-''''
Clement.
NEW YORK, FOR SOUTHAmfION.
x.x s,6 Mr.. stIyvesant Admiral and Mr. n I.
F.sh y. Harris
A.. Racon. Mrs ". Kane.
MINNETONKA. FOR LONDON
n, II. Cecil Jackson
t. M MIS- Colonel and Mrs. Ezra Wood
nett 'uiA-
Among the passengers on ships from Europe va
terday were:
IUsITANIA. FROM LIVERPOOL
6 Chamberlain tSeefgt - n p.,.rs
Mrs. Hyde CLARK, si ~. ai' I NJ J. Stewart.
at Swansea
CEDRIC. FROM LIVERPOOL"
- I,-shsr, Mrs lie Roy Il. Talbot.
Mrs Charles J. Hackstan- MISS u n
l.eSrgs n Siin~
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BIG YEAR FOR SUMMER SCHOOL.
Harvard Has an Attendance Exceeded Only
Once Before
[By Telegraph 10 The Tribune. ]

Boston. July 10.-This years session of the Har-
ward Summer School, under way, is appar-
emily to De banner term of the school While a
few more registrations expected, the attend
now is nearly thousand. about hun
dred and sixty more than in any previous year
cept 1903. when the National Educational Associa-
ton met in Boston, and the attendance 1,156.
This registration does not include the
camps in Brazil, Northern Italy, France and Mon
tana the summer school of engineering at Squam
Lake nor the summer school of theology.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
BALL AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.

London. July 10.-The last ball of the sea
son. held tonight at Buckingham Palace. was at
tended by all the members of the royal family in
England. except the Duchess of Albany The
American circle included Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid, who. previously had dined with Mrs.
Bonynge; Mr.. and Mrs Ogden Mills and Miss
Mills, Mrs. J. Townsend Burden and Miss Burden
Lady Deerhurst, Lady Bateman and Mrs. Ron
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
CHARLES FRoHMaN SAILS tn nav

London, July l0.-Charles Frohman after A busy
six months in London and the Continent, in
which he arranged to produce many new plays here
and in America will sail for New York from Liver
pool tomorrow on the Cunard Line steamer Naure-
tania- Mr.. Frohman intends to organize a stock
company, composed of leading American and Brit
ish actors. 10 play together continuously for six
months in New York and six months London in
American and English plays
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
SOCIAL INCIDENTS.
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mr. and Mrs George w Vanderbilt and their
daughter. Miss CorneIia Vanderbilt, who arrived
in town Thursday from Biltmore, N u anu
rpent the night the st. Regis. left mere yes,sl
day noon for Lee. Mass, where tney VIII Fts4'
Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane at Elm
Court. their place at Lenox. before sailing 1oF
Europe. to remain abroad until next year
Miss Jennie Croker who arrived Thursday
from London. where she was a bridesmaid at the
marriage of her cousin. Miss Jean Tempieton He'd'
to the Hon. John Hubert Ward. on June q. has
left town for her home In California
Mr. and Mrs. j. Gordon Douglas have left town
for Southampton. where they are staying at the
Meadow Club
Mrs Lion Gardiner has arrived IN town and is
staying at the Colony Club
Mrs George e Turnure who arrived in town to
meet her father, Charles L.anier. his arrival
from Europe has gone to Mount Kisco for the
week end and will return TO Lenox next week
. Mr. and Mrs. John A. Hadden will sail next week
for Europe and will spend the remainder OF the
summer abroad.
John l. Waterbury and Miss Waterbury are
booked to sail on the Adriatic for Liverpool on
Wednesday Miss Waterbury will remain with her
sister, Mrs. Duncan Campbell in London. while
her father will Join Mrs Waterbury at Carlsbad.
hel Ao'h0i "AA' 'O ~
The annual horse show at Atlantic City will open
on Monday week. and will be followed Immediately
by the one at Long Branch. which is always made
the occasion of much hospitality al the Villas
and country places all along the Jersey coast
Mrs Charles L. Benedict and her son, George
Cromwell President of the Borough of Richmond
are staying at the Oriental Hotel. Manhattan
Beach, where Mr.. and Mrs. Jose F. de Navarro
are also spending the summer.
Mrs c. Iedyard Blair and Miss Blair have gone
to Southampton for few days and are at the
Meadow Club.
Mr. and Mrs Talbot Olyphant and the Misses
o1vnbsnt are AT Monmouth Beach for the summer
Mrs Hermann Oelrichs. who had been staying
for some time at the Ritz Hotel, in Paris, has left
there for Carlsbad.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
NEW SAGE GIFT TO SAG HARsoR.

Mrs Russell Sage has secured the fair grounds
near Sag Rarbor Long Island, for which she
Gently made an offer TO the trustees She will
convert the grounds into a public park for the
benefit Of the people, and especially the children
Of Sag Harbor. II is said she will spend far more
than the nominal purchase price in making a park
of the grounds
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
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a WEDDING IN PARIS.

Paris. July l0-Niss Louise Grau, dansh'
ne late Maurice Grsu. of New York was a me-
Hsre last evening TO Maurice Came an -,
and professor in the School OF Arts and Mannisc'-
ures MN, reso,~ ,,rominent in musical and Ora
matte circles including Nine. Sarah Berhhl1''
We're present al the wedding
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
LORD cLANcARTYS ENGAGEMENT

London, July 10.-A report is in circulation here
that Lord Clancarty will marry a Mrs Marcus
widow OF a wealthy American banker In response
10 an inquiry Lord Clancarty said: 1.-The announce
ment is premature. 1 cannot at present deny or
confirm it, and so cannot give the name of the
lady.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
QUEEN AMELlE AGAIN WELL.

Lisbon, July 10.-Queen Amee. widow of King
Carlos. has recovered from her recent Illness. 1t
reported that she is TO leave Portugal spend
a few months abroad with the Countess of Paris
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Funeral services her residence No. $50 West
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SECRETARY sTRAUs LEAVES NEWPORT

Newport r. T. July 10-Secretary 5traus OF ths
Department Of Commerce and Labor left here to-
day on the lighthouse tender Mayfower for New
Bedford
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11
DAVENPORT HOST TO INSTITUTE CLUB

The Peoples Institute Club will have an eX-
cJIrsion tomorrow to Homer Davenports coun-
fry place at Morris Plains. n. J. There will be
smusements of many kinds, including games and
dancing.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
oa,c,a, Record and Forecast-A slight +

OaaciaI Record and FOrecast.-A slight barometrC
near the North Carolina rains
along the immediate middle Atlantic coast Temperature
reported from the Mississippi
Valley TO the Rocky Mountains with maximum OF 102
degrees a Pierre. &. D.
During Saturday the warm area will advance over the
isst,a5n and Ohio valleys the lake will
ar ~. Atlantic states Sunday. Rains viii
tbe Rocky Mountain districts Saturday and the
plains sunday
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Average temperature yesterday ~ average temperature
,or rorrerponding last year 10; average for
rss,ondinr date of last thirty-threo years. 76-
psorscasf for TO day: Fair and warmer Saturday and
sndsy light TO fresh shifting to south and south
west winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-11

Forecast for Special Locaiities.-For Eastern New
york fair and warmer Saturday and Sunday; light to
fresh east shifting south and southwest winds
For New Jersey With fair weather preceded
~, near Saturday: Sunday fair and
sa light 10 fresh east shifting south
For western York. fair and warmer Saturday and
SUNDAY: fresh 10 brisk southwest winds.
toca, Oracjai Record.-Ths following official record
from th. Weather shows the changes in the
n.rature for the last twentyfour hours comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
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LYNES- -CARTER-On Wednesday. July = az ne norss
cousin, Mr. Willis Lord Kirkrood az Soors1V
Springs. Col. by the Thomas Carter kirxwooo.
Edith daughter Of Hsrtie and tne lats Hsss
Thomas Carter, to George Briggs IJnes
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Miss Jennie Crocker who arrived on THURSDAY
from London, where she a bridesmaid AT the
marriage of her cousin, Miss Jean Templeton Reid'
to the Hon. John Hubert Ward, June q. has
left town for her home In California