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New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
BUSY AT OYSTER BAY
Grticstg Causes Curiosity - Pres'-
dents Son IN "HoId-up" Scheme.

Oyster Bay. Aug. u.-Ths unusual activity AT the
government executive offices here which has been
apparent for almost week. both during ths day
and at night has become the subject Of consid-
erable curiosity The acting secretary 10 the Presi-
dent. Rudolph Forster. and the clerks under him
have recently been hard worked and the executive
Office staff has been augmented by two clerks from
the Washington executive offices
Mr.. Forster makes two trips almost every day
TO Sycamore Hill. and each time upon his return
brings with him OF correspondence His
first visit. made in the forenoon usually consumes
two three hours Recently he began making
the night trip, leaving the Offices about O'Clock
and remaining with the President frequently as
late midnight and sometimes after that hour.
Just what Is the occasion OF this extraordinary
activity cannot be learned Inquiries are met with
the reply Official business" II is believed not i'm
probable. however that political matters form a
considerable part of the business transacted The
President was at home all OF to-day.
Tomorrow there will be numerous 'Thold-ups'
the streets Of Oyster Bay. and of the hold
up artists is to be the Presidents youngest son,
Quentin and another. probably the next older sou.
Archibald The proceeds Of the 'hoid-ups" ara 70 go
10 worthy cause. the maintenance OF ths Nassau
Hospital. Mineola, the only IN Nassau
County. Should the President venture forth from
Sycamore Hill during the day tomorrow he Is
likely to become victim
Being in urgent need OF funds ths Nassau Hos
pital has sent forth appeals TO every town in the
county for assistance In Oyster Bay the Oyster
Bay Riding Academy, whose pupils are all NAM
bers OF the wealthy families in the vicinity took up
the matter OF obtaining funds. It decided 10
equip the members Of the class with Red Cross
arm band each. and send them forth on horseback
TO hold up people, whether IN automobiles.
riages or afoot, pin a tag them. and take from
them whatever they feel inclined TO give to
the charitable cause
Binghamton. N Y, Aug T1.-President Roose-
welt will receive hawk which recently
captured by Byron Graham at Dry Brook The
hawk was given to ". H I1ockerby. Waverly
N Z. barber. and placed in large wire cage
and viewed by hundreds OF people The bird is
young and handsome specimen and Mr. Lockerby
determined to present it to President Roosevelt
He has accordingly shipped it by express 20 Oyster
Bay.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
"CHICKEN" AND HIS SCAR.
"Nebber Fall on No Ink Vel" EUe-
line Tells Fresh Air Doctor.

Color creed and previous condition of servitude'
do not enter into the work OF sending out the
hundreds of children that leave the city daily as
guests OF the Tribune Fresh Air Fund No lines
are drawn, except that the children must need the
two weeks vacation and be unable otherwise TO
obtain IL, be free from conta gious diseases and
clean
A dark room in West 47th street was filed yes
terday afternoon with negro boys awaiting final
medical examination II raining. and the az
ternoon had drifted almost into evening. that
as there were lights to brighten the place. il
was difficult TO distinguish where the OF
small boys sat, except by the fash of their shining
teeth A roonlful Of negro boys made ready for
journey by proud mothers represents pounds OF
starch hours over ironing boards and inuumerable
last instructions as their depo' o'trnent Starch.
smiles and simplicity were the leading character
tstics of the twenty-five boys who passed their
curly heads under the hand of the medical director
yesterday. Tt imposing, soundful list Of
names. MarceIus Weeks was passed without
a flaw; Ulysses Jones there
What do the boys call you at school. Ulysses"
he was asked.
Most on EN- calls me Chicken. he answered.
as if pleased that they did not insist on COM
bined Of Ulysses.
You are a fine looking boy. Ulysses But how
did vor receive that bad scar over the left eye?
Il feIled on a ink bottle at school wild it," he
answered.
Ulysses wore purple tie and fixed it so the
white satin anchor would attract and satisfy at
tentlOn ne accepted Ine SNulpdtLSt-C toA-tlio1
fered him as the reward to be expected after SUI
fering such accident
'rDey amt no scar on Chicken from faliin' on
no ink WELL said E5veline Norman Keith
What WIS IT that hurt MIN. then. EvelineT'
who, by the way. a boy. Didn't he get hurt
by ink weil?'
'~Yassir: a ink well done it
Well said the doctor. that is Just what Ulysses
said"
Chicken don fall ink we'll Ask Eugene
how come it de ink well made de scar OF en- He
knows who throwed it an what it done Chicken
neber feIIed on ink we'll
These boys left the city for Manneville. Long
Island at o'clock this morning. and more than
two hundred boys and girls go to other points to-
day for two weeks rest.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12

s'strocracy OF Holstein which during the last few
hundred years has furnished many generals
court oienitaries and minister's OF state TO the
SHr1ous sovereign houses OF Germany.
ihus, an uncle Of the new councillor Of the Ger
man embassy, namely Count Ernest wedel, was
for many years Grand Master OF the Horse 10 En-
peror William. Another uncle. Count Oscar wedel
Is Minister OF State and Grand Master OF the Court
10 the reigning Grand Duke OF Sake -wein1ar
Count George Wedels own father the late Count
Ernaro was one of the favorfte aides-de-camp
and most trusted members of the household of the
late King OF Hanover. A cousin Count Charles
Wedei, after having been IN turn German envoy at
stockholm. Governor Of Berlin and the Kaiser's
ambassador al Vienna is Stakeholder and Gov
ernor General OF Alsace-Lorraine. Count Klenens
Wedel is Grand Master of the Horse and Grand
Cup Bearer TO the reignng Grand Duke of Olden-
burg. and Count Botho Wedel is-or was until quite
recently-councillor of the German Embassy at
TOXIC. while until year ago a Won Wedel
vas at the head Of the household Of the Kaiser.
Just In the same way as # is said that there has
never been any King Of Prussia without his
bulow, so II Is that there is ruler Of the Ger
man Empire without his Wede the family being
more extensively represented in the encourage OF
the kings of Hanover than OF any other court.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
FEAR INpo-cHINA UPRISING.

Paris. Aug. u-Letters received here from French
Indo-C China refer what called grave indica-
tons of revolutionary outbreak. It often is i'm
possible for the French army officers to rely the
fidelity Of their native soldiers. and armed bands
of hostile natives have appeared at various ponts
During the last few months hundred native
soldiers have nassacred and four native Off
GERS and six French officers killed. Heavy rein
forcements are necessary. It is said. to hold the
country The "Inde-Chinois asserts that the
revolutionists number $1,000 men, and that an army
OF 10000 Chinese bandits is Tnohilizing the
frontier
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
TO DISTRIBUTE poLsEER PROPERTY

San Francisco Aug. IA decree for the final
distribution Of the estate of Bertha NJ DoIbeer
who was killed by fall from window in the
Waldorf storia Hotel in New York on July g. 1884,
was to-day by Superior Court Judge Graham.
BY the will which upheld in the courts after
a bitter contest by relatives. Miss Eta Warren
for many years the companion OF Miss Dolbeer
will come into possession of s7o0Oo0 Among other
benehciaries Ellen NJ. Hall. of EPSON. " H
s25 900; Elsie / Chase OF HoIyoke, Mass $4,000,
and numerous other cousins ranging from
$500 to S25.oOo.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
FOREST FIRES BURN AFREsH.
Kimberly, Manitoba, in Danger Zone
Occur d'Alene Blaze Beyond Control

Winnipeg. Man, Aug. IA big bush fire is rag
ing near Sullivan and threatening the buildings Of
the Sullivan Mine Company. Another fire is burn
ing Kimberly.
Spokane. Wash. Aug 1.-The forest fires in the
Lake Coeur d'AIene country. twenty miles east Of
spoksne which were supposed to be under con-
troll a few days ago. have taken fresh start and
the flames are spreading in all directions. driven
bv heavy winds Timber owners sending
TO fight the flames. The damage is said to be i'm
mense already, and there is no telling when the
fires will be checked No towns are in danger to-
lav
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
HORACE BRIGHTMAN

Horace Brightman. president Of the Staten ISL
and Water Supply Company died on Monday at
his home. no. East 63d street He was born In
Fall River Mass, and active during the
Civil War as editor OF Republican paper in Wis
constn- His Horace Irving Brightman. is a
member OF the law firm Of Chrystis g. Bright
man Of No. so Wall street. and president of She
Consolidated Water Power Company. Mr. Bri stIt-
man was a member Of the Union League Club
and a director OF several corporations The Gu
neral will be held Friday at the home.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
FEWER ARmENlANs FOR AMERICA

Tffis. Aug. 1.-THE Armenian leaders in the
Caucasus are endeavortng to check the tide Of
emigration to America. and also trying to IN
duce their countryrnen who left Turkey account
of prosecutions 70 return TO Armenia Over
thousand Armenians who gathered at Batoum to
take steamers for America have abandoned their
plans since the proclamation OF the Turkish
stitution and will take advantage of the Sultan's
permission to return TO Turkey.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
JAPAN AND NAVAL EXPANSION.

Toxic. Aug. T1.-rount Okuma. in an interview
published by the ''Hochi'' attributes the present
naval expansion policy OF the United States 70
the sudden rise of the japanese the Importance
OF a world power. The interview says in part:
Judging from the fragT gTnentary speeches of Presi-
dent Roosevelt as they have been transmitted here
It iss difficult to infer that the augmentation of
the United States navy in the Pacific is directed
at japan.
Count Okuna doubts. however, that the views
and ideas of President Roosevelt will long
tinue to govern public opinion in America.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
MIR. BACON IN PORTO RICO.
Assistant Secretary of State to Investigate
Church PronertY Disnute.

San Juan Porto Rico. Aug 11.-Robert Bacon, As
sistant Secretary of State, arrived here to-day
board the dispatch boat Mayfower. Mr.. Bacon
comes TO investigate the Church property dispute
in Porto Rico. He received by Governor Post
to-day, and many of the prominent people of San
Juan called on him to pay their respects Mr..
Bacon will begin his investigation Immediately.
Major Frank Mcintyre of the Bureau OF Insular
Affairs also is here
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
OBITUARY.
MES LUCY ?. EASTMAN.

Mrs Lucy P. Eastman. widow OF Timothy c
Eastman died al her home In Tarrytown on Mon
dev axed eighty-fve years She had been i'll for a
1on~ tina Mrs Eastman was born in New Hamp-
shire and the daughter OF John and Lucy Put-
nam The funeral services will be held at the
born. on Friday st 30 2. N. The Rev. j. A Ing
ham VIII ofaciate. Burial will be in Woodlawn
Crrnete-T
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
sIclLlANs TO GIVE TRAGEDY HERE.

Charles Frohran made known yesterday the fact
that he had completed arrangements with Joseph
G schurrnan for the appearance in this country
of the sicilian Players headed by Mimi Aguglia.
There are forty-four performers in this company
all Of them natives of Italy They have been in
London and other European cities. Their first per-
formance here will be Of a tragedy called Milia
II will be presented az OF the theatres under
Mr. Frohman's direction November 25
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
SALE OF BISHOP coLEMAN's EFFECTS.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.

Wilmington. Del, Aug. lin accordance with
the will OF the late Bishop Coleman OF the Epis-
copaI diocese OF Delaware his effects other than
those he bequeathed are being sold at auction at
the Bishops residence here The sale began to-day
and will continue for several days. The proceeds
will be devoted charitable and religious causes
An old trunk which the Bishop used in his
trip to the Holy Land brought only ten cents
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12


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ava, Brooklyn wednesday. D Lzs-ra@ns e-s.n-
Boak. in his 5sth year FunsraI from bis la.e rsesnes
No 81 West End ave-. on wednesday. August Il a.
1sSs iaaa al a TsEs0 a s q 80
dence O wednesday. the f2th instant. 1ssO
Funeral and tntsrmsnt private
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Coxaon Monday, august 10 19os. Ma-y Er44sss via
evening $50 O'Clock her late resideines No sss
OF the family.
cULLEN-on August 10 1905. Patrick son ot ths Iass
denee o 1883 Dean St. Br0oSi5n wsdnssday.
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man IN the s5th year Of Der age Fq$sEai rror. nss
11.15 a m Intsrrnsnt woodawn TarTytoVn Dap-rs
laos John G. Fishsr in the ssth year Of his age RsI-
friends. also members OF Zzbrtskis Post No
IS A. P the Loyal Legion. Co-nrnantsry stats
o invited attend the funeral ser
residence No - North list ST. zsss
y. ] o Wednesday August
1903. O'Clock IntsrneuC private
FORDHA1I-su Suddenly. Bayshore. Long Island. AE-
10. 1905 al his residence Charles w Eorana1' a
his T4th year Funeral from his late resiGencs On
Wednesday. August i2. az ? n
KELLY-Ou august 10 1908. Nay c a Kelly ne
Kilpatrfcill beloved wife OF Thomas Kelly. aSst =
friends invited % attend tns
funeral from residence. No 81 Brooune s.
Brooklyn, Thursday At a n
IT7IAN-At Woodstock. Vt. August :. 1908. Gaorss
Clark Lyman. OF Joseph and Mar Clark Lyman
Notice hereafter ElslewOod IN y pagers
please copy
PIERC+On Monday August 10. 1905 AZ Manhattan
Beach Hotel. Minnie Su-iie. wife o. Wa40e- L
Pierce St Pzuls " p Cnircn Wess
s6th nd End on "Wednesday. august
II 190S. $50 p m Intsrnenr al Woo1-aNH
PRYER-suddsniy August O. 1905 Adslins Char1ayoy1s
Prver. Funeral a residence No - Maps
We New Rochelle. y. Z Wednesday August
at II o'clock m Carriages waiting On the az
rival OF 1905 from Grand Central SEacion
sHAW-At Southampton. Long Island, august Il EiilA
Couklin, wife Of James K Shaw. OF New YORK Ci1y-
Notice of funeral HEREAFTER.
VAN WAGNER-At her home. Madison y ]. On
Tuesday. August II, 1905. Lue5tra Green Van Was-
ner only daughter OF the late jonathan and @aran
MarSIs Greene. Funeral service private
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
MINE EXPLOSION KILLS THIRTEEN

saarbrueken. Germany, Aug. Thirteen men
are dead and eight badly injured the re-
suit OF an explosion Of fire damp IN the Dudweiler
mine five miles from here.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
DUTCH PREPARING CRUIsZHa.
Queen Wi1heImina Confering with c10<
ciIlors On Situation In Curacao,

Amsterdam. Aug 1.-The ~Esntesbfzf sayD
learns that the Dutch second class rro<scesd cuiD
Holland and Utrecht. which TOW Rrs IA
Caribbean waters. have bean ordered % Sspass
for foreign service.
The Hague Aug. u--Ths batrleSatp yAcoo ~
Heemskerk sailed to-day for Carfoossu v&rarA
Ths cruiser Fr1esland. which fs under o-ts-s %
prepare for foreign service. returned to-day from
Norway. She probably VIII follow tbs Taeno vaa
Heemske-k as soon she can De made rsAcy.
Wflsustad- Aug 1.-The Governor OF IA rsianA
OF Curacao to-day published cable dispatch croea
Queen WiIheInnina announcing 70 the poDularton
that her majesty Is fully posted % the struA-
ton here resulting from the OF relations
with Venezuela and Is conrsrrfnz with her oos-s-
cillors IN an sndeavor TO bring a5ou- al tu1<svs-
rneur or conditions.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

t5,--t., I Norris Glen Ridge " J.......... SO 90
Colecti6n up by the sunday school OF the
tIrigb ols t!ar1rer Heath trsasurer...-.. 1415
Village Ee---.......- % 90
NJ and Mrs = G T1usenbury Portville. Y. 30 90
Brtbdsv hank of the little folks OF the Park
Hi5 Hs. Fefofnsa gareIaT Sltle' 21
Part proceeds O a play given by four little Fiat
bush girls named Florence Reinie. Jessie and
george NisccuIloch 1000
Proceeds of a pIav written by Miss Marguerite
Arrovsnith given by the young people OF
Mamakating Park. Sullivan County, y Y.
with recftations BY NJ D. HUhheh and
music bv Mrs. Henriques. Miss Le-erch and
- aT ~ " ..-....--.........-.-....-.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
S.5err-srbor, Rutherford n ].
1Sos,,c,,s ISo..- ~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Trsyi1,sI,- Is $50 ~
r,,s, August II. 1905 SIS ss2 os
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12

Paris Aug 1.-The death is announced OF Ar
thur Ranc the author and politician. NJ Ranc
was born in 1881 He chief editor OF the
"Aurore" and represented Corsica in the French
Senate.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
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UNDERWRITERS.

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Highest temperature YESTERDAY s. degrees; lowest IS.
average for corresponding Of
"a for corresponding date of tairy-hTee
years. IS.
Local forecast. today showers a,4
cooler THURSDAY. LgnI fresh siudE. mostly sourh
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-v Washington. Aug II
Although pressure risen considerably in North
vast weather conditions still very unsettled
except in the south Atlantic. Gulf Pacific states
snd showers we're general New England the mid
de Atlantic states lake and southern upper
lake regions the Ohio. upper Mississippi Missouri
uuuer Arkansas valleys the Rocky Mountain region
Trtah and portions IN Iowa
Nebraska South and Western Kansas some
what warmer East South generally except IN
New England.
Conditions viii continue unsettled during
5ays with Wednesday in the extreme Southwest
the Rocky Mountain region. Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma
the Missouri, Mississippi and Ohio valleys
upper lake region and western lower region
tending Wednesday night and Thursday eastward into
New England. the middle Atlantic and probably the
northern portions of the south Atlantic and Gulf
Showers viii also continue THURSDAY II tna
Central II will be cooler IN lower
Missouri middle Mississippi valleys and cooler Thurs-
IN the lake region. the Ohio Valley probably the
middle Atlantic states
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAwN CEMETERY

Central Station vebste- and Jerome Avenue trolleys
and bv carriage S15G up TsIephons 4sSs
CSrau1ercv for Book OF representative
once 90 East 2sd York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12
APPOINTED TO WASHINGTON.

Count George wedel. who has been appointed 10
succeed Count Hermann Hafzfect councillor OF
the German Embassy at Washington. is, unlike his
predecessor a married man, his wife being
daughter OF the late Baron Charles Masnus. whose
family. playing an important role IN the hante
finance Of Berlin, ennobieo BY King Frederick
William " OF Prussia little fifty years ago.
Count WedeI who wss attached for a number OF
years 70 The German Legation ar Dresden is cap
tain Of crack regiment Of the I'd Lsncers OF the
Guard. regiment which prior 10 1866 constituted
the boGyguard Of the kings OF Hanover He IS
Ran Of about forty very well of thanks in part %
re wife, and belongs 20 that house OF the old
New-York tribune., 1908-08-12

H"fctaet tof Spctiaa the btstrtcI OF
Columbia and Maryland. fair to-day: showers
THURSDAY; light to fresh wt-ds mostly south.
Fer Delaware and New Jersey. fair today cooler
Thursday night light fresh winds mostly
For Eastern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania
to-day; showers and cooler Thursday.
. fresh winds. mostly south
New England. generally fair to-day; IN the
portion. and cooler
night: light winds. mostly south
Western Pennsylvania showers this afternoon
tonight and probably Thursday cooler Thursday.
able winds
Fer Western New York partly cloudy and warmer to
day. cooler Thursday. light fresh
winds. becoming variable
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charge
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Official RecoFd.-The following onicial record
from the Weather the changes the tenn
pe-aturs for tweatyfo four hours comparison
with the corresponding date OF last year:
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