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New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS SUSAN PAULINE OSBORN. wife of the
late Or. Henry p. Osborn, died Yesterday al the
home Of her daughter. Mrs. Charles l. Thompson
No I26 North Arlington avenue, East orange
from injuries received in fall on "eohesudH'
Mrs Osborn seventy-two years old her nus
hand was professor geology and mining IN
LAFAYETTE College EstOn, Penn. She leaves one
daughter who Is the wife of the Rev Dr. Thomp-
son secretary of the Presbyterian Board OF Home
Missions.
STUART WALCOTT HAMILTON. brothef OF
the late Edward 7. Hamilton, New y ork real
estate broker dieC on Saturday Kansas City.
Mo He was fifty-two years old and. unit! the
death of his brother. lived with him at Orange
\ 7 He was Of the late Edwin Chauncey
Hamilton of Brooklyn. and was born In that CITY
LANES J. MAHONEY, one of the most infu-
sn,isI Democrats OF Niagara County. died at Nj
- rraIe Yesterday He was recently elected
delegate to the National Democratic Convention
DENY
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
GOVERNORS TO CONFER
ON NATIONAL RESOURCES.
Plans for Important Three Days
Discussion at White House.

Washington. May 9-Co-operation between the
federal and the state governments that the best
methods may obtain in developing and conserv-
ing the natural resources of the country is the
end sought by President Roosevelt in arranging
for the three days conference Of governors at
the White House this week. The scope Of the
subject is unlimited and the proposed method Of
dealing with IT is and marks distinct step
forward in the political methods of the country.
Never before has President conferred with
all the Governors of the states; never before has
the White House. with Its long record OF social
and state functions. sheltered large convention
called for the consideration of great public
issue; never before has the question of the con-
servation OF the nations natural resources been
made the subject of consideration by great de-
Lucrative body.
Mrs. Roosevelt will give garden party Friday
afternoon in the south grounds of the White
House, in honor OF the visiting Governors All
of the guests Will be presented to Mrs. Roose-
welt.
PROGRAMME OF ADDRESSES.
The conference will open on Wednesday morn
ing, May 13. AS the Governors arrive at the
White House they will be received by the
President. After that the President and the
Governors will join the delegates in the East
Room and the President will open the
ference with address. He Will probably he
followed by Andrew Carnegie. who will speak on
Ores and Related Minerals James J. Hill,
who will speak later. will present his estimate of
the railroad extensions which will he demanded
by the future needs of the country, and their
cost.
Tine subject Of ma vigation will be presented by
Professor Emory r. Johnson. Of the University
of Pennsylvania Power" will ne considered
by H. 5 Putnam. electrical engineer, New York.
DR. T c Chambera professor Of geology in
the University Of Chicago. will tell in detail
about the SD000OGO waste which this
try suffers every year through soil wash r A
Long. of Kansas City. will make estimates
the timber supply of the country. and will tell
the necessity, as viewed by a practical lumber
kober. of Washington in presenting the subject
of sanitation, will devote himself particularly TO
the practical benefits of a pure water supply for
cities George C. Pardee, Of Oakland, Cal, will
describe the benefits Of reclamation
Judge Joseph NJ. Carey. of Cheyenne. Wyo-
will discuss the necessity OF good land laws and
will show that the country's resources will be
better conserved by a system of small freeholds
than by the tenantry system. H. A. Jastro. Of
Bakersfield, Cal. president of the American Ma
tionaI Live Stock Association. will discuss graz
ing and stock raising in relation 10 natural
sources DR. l. {. White. state Eeologist Of
West Virginia and professor Of geology in the
University of West Virginia. will make estimates
the duration OF mineral fuels
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
COURT MARTIAL FOR sEReT. coRBETT
Governor Approves OF Trial of list Regi-
ment Officer for Swearing.

Governor Hughes has approved OF the trial ny
general court martial of Sergeant Andrew s Cor
hstt Of Company 2. list Regiment, \. G n y.
and the trial will begin May is AT the armorH.
Fourth avenue and 34th street. Sergeant Corbett
is accused Of swearing a. Captain Robert +. Heun
Of Company I during the recent athletic games
He used abusive language. il is charged. and &C
cil=ed the CAPTAIN of unfairness in handica piping
some Of the contestants. Sergeant Corhett Is one
Of the best rife shots in the United States and
has shot in the state and national matches HIS
record hitherto has excellent one
These officers have been detailed for the court:
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas ". Huston, 18TH Reg1-
r1ent: Captain Charles Healy. eeth Regiment, Cap
tain Louis W Stofesbury. 7th Regiment; Captain
John F. Organ LIST Battery; Captain William =
Conrov. I'D Engineers, and MAJOR "hham u
Nashburn First Brigade. Judge advocate.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
GARRETT CLARENCE HALLENeAcK

Major Garrett Clarence Hallenbsck died On
pridsv az his home No 3s5 Greene avenue. Brook
lvn from heart disease. He was born in ALBANY
seventy-hve years ago. and when a boz he en-
tered the employ Of 7. +. Horton Co, dry
goods firm. later becoming member He or
Eanized the Perfect Sever Trap and Valve Com
nsnv Of Manhattan twelve years ago. and was i's
nre.ident Hr Halenhark vas IN the SD Reg-
rpent Of New York Volunteers during the tiVfl
War. and retired us close as a captain He
was member Of Common wealth Lodge, ? and A
NJ: Clarence n Mackenzie Post. 6 4 +, ana
the 18th Regiment Veterans Association. He
leaves HIS wife one and two daughters
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Washington May e.
ORDERS EsSUED.-The following service orders
have been issued:
'1,a- al~u'enant T WILLIAM RRYDEN, sth Field Ar
r,,,r lL,err. - military Academy. August 80
oofonei HENRY NJ ADAMS. corps of engineers piac ceS
First r1eu gere rlst ~i'h rank Of brigadsr general
rom philippines :" army transport service
firF1 ide1'.nsnt JAMES l. CRAIG. TO Company NJ. p
-, lnfantIE- Fort AssinIboine.
h"sI Lieutenant WILLIAM II. MENGES, artillery
corps TO Amy and Navy General Hospital, Hot
Second Lieutenant FREDERICK T. osrFRMAHN. I7th
Leaves OF absence: REX H. RHOADF;S dental surgeon
. rpnr months; Captain WILLIAM NJ CorLLING
cnnmissary. two months from July ~ Captain
CLARENCE y. JONES. sth Field Ar,ilery three
Rear Admiral c. A. RTCKNF31-I- retired Nav II.
CohlTa.nder H G LEOPOLD retiredl, detached navy
Lieutenant g S. FREEMAN. oontinu. the Con
neccut
Lieutenant s. c. Row.,N and Ensign A. X. ATKINS.
detailed aids on staff of commander, Second Division
1st squadron. Atlantic feet.
Lieutenant Il WILLIAMS Hot Springs. com
Ta>master BRYAN. to Naval Academy vice Assistant
Assistant surgeon / r CoHN detached naval station.
OIongapo: 10 naval hospital Mare Island
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELs.-These movements
Of vessels have been reported to the Navy De
partment:
Nav The Norfolk: the Buffalo. At Panama
May s-The Dolphin. at Washington the St Narys' at
MAY p-The Annapolis. suva. Fiji
SAILED.
MAY s-The from Norfolk for Annapolis the
Blakely and IN. Thornton. from Pensacola for hcy
West. Charlotte Harhor.
placed ordinary at naval station Dion
MAY
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Died.

pEArs-Eiuirs Stevenson p..ss, s.usAs~ = 1sAa
ihs late nHf Hiram beats born T"slsts a.y T~.lfs
n9sfs ss9 @ died s .G Sh .:s.e. "a: rh sos
Junction. New jersey Third day. Ffftn month i7th
DEHoN-on May 8. 1893 MARIA L pehou. d.nsnsr 9
4.o The late Ion and Msris s H..s.T @ sF,.ss
Interment Nj. Auburn Boston.
EICKEL LBERG-Enter.d into rest. Thursday May isoa
Graham bs hS Sssv.s No M s4 81 Hsh:n as.t :..s
services at Central Pr.sbytsEsn Church 6Tth ss be
May TO- al s:so ociOck int.rrnsna eonv.nisnas g
family
Friday May ). wiIiiam < Hinman IN u. ssd y.ss
Of his Funeral service. at Rusers Pre.eytsri:s
o'clock 1ntsrment Manhass.t, Long Island
Kindly flowers.
widow Of George Martin. aged 81 years Funeral
5s1viSss ;s v take place At her late re'isne. No
st New York. 100 D m.
OsBORN-Ou SATURDAY. May ar residence. Of
North arlington ave- East orange n I' s Psui.ns
widow OF late DR.. Henry S Osborn. Tsi
year Of her age Funeral service the house n
the 10 o'cIocE train '"iD- cD' l. W R RI rom N--
York Philadelphia papers please copy
Conn 6 gn.s Friessrd fqn:5si sunday MAJ
RICHARDsoN-Thur.dsy. May I. 1905. AZ No 300 sth
mains will be taken jefferson. Me-. for nterment.
RoGERs.At Orange. y ]. MAY 3: 1905. Mary J.s-
Funeral service VIII be held her late home No -
REYNOLDS Terrace. on Monday. May IL al O'Clock
Carriages VIII be In waiting the Orange station
on arrival OF tn. so train from New York. via
family. q " '"'s'''s"' - 'o"' en''"'' Of 'n'
VAN TREpENsURGH-In her s1st year M.-y J. v.n
NredenburEh- Funeral the residence ~ r-a1d
niece Mrs Walter L Tyler s6 Pierreport
Brooklyn. sunday. May 10. O'Clock
WYETFf-on Thursday. May Z. MIS- c. c.. dzuEhts- -
the late George S, wardreIi ot East Orange \. J..
in her s4th services residence. -
son. d wyeth Ro..vri- ave-. Nev-
ark y J. Monday. MAY Il. 1905, 2=so u
Carriages viii Re az the Ros-v. station. Lacka-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

To tns Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: Although the plans Of the commission for ths
fIudson-Fulton celebration published to-day in
your columns very complete and attractive
J wish one practical feature might be sdded-the
naming of the piers on the west SIDE OF New York
the Hudson Piers" II seems htting time 70 get
rid Of that senseIess. colorless North River, bar
naci. sort Of q name. and 70 illumine that side
With i1s own shorter Hudson" & much pleas
-nter 10 the ears and sight. Z 9 MERRITT.
New York. May 7. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
JAMES ALEXANDER CAMPBELL

London. May 9.--The death is announced Of the
Right Hon James Alexander Campbell, brother Of
the late Premier. SIR Henry Campbell l-Bann"rnisn.
He was born in 1875. and a member OF Par
lament from the Universities Of 6lasg"" ana
Aberdeen from 1880 to 1905. He was educated at
Glasgow University and was engaged in business
in Glasgow until 1875 In politics he was op-
posed 70 the Liberal party. of which his brother.
who assumed the surname Of an uncle whose fort
lIns he inherited, long the leader.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
4RMT IND N4TT> ORDERS.

Washington, May e
have been issued:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
PAY OF ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS.
Hnedule for Relative Ranks as Agreed On.

Warrington May s1-Conferrees on the naval ap-
I4''.1el1on olI to-day reached agreement the
p'is'on o. the bill fixing the pay OF officers and
= -isoeo men and VIII report the Senate and
.''~Se Oh Monday. The bill will stste The pay 70
'eoeNed by officers OF every grade, equalizng
e amounts with the comparative grades In the
ny II accordance with the increase in that branch
" 'ae se-THcs authorized by the army bill Just
'seseo oy Congress- Under this agreement the pay
= relative ranks in both arms OF the service will
De as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
WESTERN eRocERs TO SEE NEW YORK

Two hundred and fifty retail groccrs of Chicago
ST Louis and Cincinnati, on their way to attend
the grocers' convention in Boston on Monday. VIII
arrive in this city to-day and be welcomed by
delegation of fifty Manhattan and Brooklyn grocerS
They Will be escorted to Coney Island and to other
,orts NJ interest and will leave New York to-
nipht on the steamer Puritan. OF the FAN RIVER
Line When the convention is finished on THURSDAY
the partv will make a trip through New York ana
states in the Middle West before their return nome
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Me EVEIAND STEADILY IMPROVES

TeIeRTaph 10 TIE Ir1uuheJ
lakewood N j. May s.-Ex-President Grover
Cleveland has passed another comfortable Gay
A. M time this week has there been any
,,n.-d movement IN his condition. It s declared
Mrs. Cleveland gave out this statement to-day;
.eMr Cleveland improves steadily from day 10
aav and ia apprecisbl better than he was week
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
,prstnEN1 TAKES CARRIAGE DRIVE.

C,harlottesviIe, Va. May s-A telephone message
.,,,.a of noon from Glendower states that the
r.,z.n. Mrs Roosevelt and John Burroughs left
x,. Knot at II 30 a. m. for carriage drive
p,.akfast for the party was prepared to-day at
p,.,, D-eans. the home of the Wilmer family
.nd ,ak.n to Pine Knot by servants and served al
10 o'clock The President ano Ar 1uiIo"shS spene "
80 80 a.. r,o-n,nS in tho woods. The weather
a. coo and cloudy to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
HARVARD CLUBS IN CONVENTION.

Philadelphia MAY s-The Associated Harvard
climbs composed OF graduates of til" Cambridge
university held it's ninth annual convention in this
cit,, to-day About five hundred delegates We're III
attendance from all sections OF the country
Among those present was Governor a. :" "'soh
OF Kentucky.
The delegates went to Delaware River resort
few miles below this city this afternoon where
they were entertained at planked shad dinner.
The annual dinner OF the clubs was held tonight
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Special Notices.
To the Employer.

DO v1u want desirable help QUICK
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consuIttra
the file Of applications of selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has lust been
installed at the Uptown Office Of
THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1854 Broadway
Between 36th and 37th Streets
Office hours: 3 a. m 70 S D. m.
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OCEAN GROVE THANKS THE TRIBUNE

To tbe Editor Of The Tribune.
sir. Kindly permit the Ocean Grove Camp Meet
trr Association to express its high appreciation or
Oh, ~ihune editorial on Ocean Grove in the issue
of May s.
The approval Of great journal ike lhe lrlOune
- a,,-oysl never given 10 any other than the
lo@+iest morality of political economy-is praise
for which we feel deeply grateful
A E BALLARD. Vice-President.
nc.ep Grove N J., May s, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
WEATHER PROPHECIES.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Str. II rhe weather bureau would frankly &C
knowledge that 1t "guesses," very little would be
said but they lay claim 10 making most valuable
predictions and have lately attempted TO undertake
,ronrecies for several days in advance Il is only
,s,- -. ..nrobe-' their successes: May 6-For East
.-n New York, partly cloudy To-day sees the
,nost severe storm for years. Is comment neces-
<ary2 <1' ID
S.- Work Nav : 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
OBITUARY..
MOTHER DElPHlNA.

Syracuse May e-Mother Delphns. Until last
August Mother Provincial of th- Third Order ~ St
Francis in tho United dted h~r- last night
sxed Nrtv-etght years She came this country
from Germany when child.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
THOMAS ri. ROkS.

PittsbUrg Msy e-Thornas VI Armstrong aENd
seventy years. president ~ the Armstrong Cork
Companv said 10 he of the largest cork COM
panes In the world. died his home In this city
TODAY MI Armstrong stricken with apoplexv
tu.o --.eks ago and had been confined his bed
tEarf inc
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
cAve-sRowNE-cA STARTS HOME.
TBy Telegraph 90 The Tribune.

nv Telegraph 90 The TTibuneI
Denver MAY Sir Genille e-Browne-Cave.
o1s,.- =, fortune COW puncher and heir TO an Eng
1sh baronetcy created in 1s41, left Denver to-day
% +.ke nosse.son of his title and estates. His
.,,.s cant money through his Denver attorney
rnank Prestidse who says that the man, who
r.cently went u England and made claim TO the
title was sentenced thirty days Imprisonment
when he arrived there, although he proved that he
wz. distant COUSIN OF the family.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
NATIONAL ART ExHIsIT OPENS FRIDAY.

\ national art exhibit. prepared by the Ethicai
Culture Society. will opened in the American
NuseIun of Natural History MAY Is There VIII
be addresses in the auditorium The exhibit viii
occlpv a floor Of one of the wings and will con
+inue for one week. II will then be repscked and
sent TO London where it will he placed on exhloI-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
JOHN OWSlEY TO WE'D.

rFy Telegraph to The Tribune
New Haven May 9.-The engagement ls an
rounced of John Owsey. Of Chicago. Tsle'S head
football coach. and nephew of Carter Harrison 10
Miss Hall daughter Of Judge Hall. a former prc';i-
dent Of the New York. New Haven Hartford
Railroad
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

.-..,-. FOR the last twenty-four hours, in com
ior With the corresponding date Of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
GENERAL A. W. coRLIss (ReT1 wEos.

Denver MAY 9.-Brisader General A w Corl1ss,
retired and Miss Elizabeth y. Kane, Of Denver.
we're quietly married at Golden. Col. to-day. Cen
eraI Corliss was = major in the 9Th Infantry at
San Juan Hill and commanded that regiment when
il entered PekinE
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
COUNTESS szEcHENY AT BALL

Vienna May 9-Countess szechenv1. formerly
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt oT New York. for
mally introduced to the Magyar sristocraoy AZ
hall held the Budapest Park Club on Thursday
evening Among the guests we're Archduke Joseph
and ne archdnchess
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

NJ. Clements born in Montgomery. Ala
After receiving the degree Of Bachelor OF Arts
from the University Of Alabama in 1857, he went
abroad and studied mining engineering. Upon his
return 10 this country in 1852 he became an as
sistant the Geological Survey Of Alabama He
made tn. assistant professor of economic geol-
ogy at the University of Wisconsin in 1898, and re
mained there until 1902. Mr.. Clements is mem
Der of the National Geological Society, the Aneri-
Institute of Mining Engineers and the En-
SineerS' Club. Of this city. He has written sew
eral articles mining engineering.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
G. A. r. POST coMMENDs GOVERNOR.

Resolutions commencing Governor Hughes : ef-
forts against racetrack gambling have been adopto
b1 tho members OF Alexander Hamilton Post ls2
~ p and letter has been sent to the Gov
ernor informing him of the action
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Highest temperature YESTERDAY % aegrees. .u" -.
Temperature for corresponding GATE as
three 81 -
,xs.xsx fyeeh nsethvaax Y1naA dizataaaAaAa>--
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
OWING CUP FOR JUSTICE BOWLING.

The special January grand jury gave 2 dinner for
Justice Dowling last night In the Hotel Astor.
District Attorney Jerome and his assistants. Per
kns Smyth. KreseI and Appleton, we're also pres
ont loving cup vas presented TO Justice Dovi-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
e e,Ivs eUsrs BY AMERICAN.

paris May s.-The French Eovernmen. nos -
.b.xea two bronze busts exhibited IN lls ons
salon by Andrew o'connor' OF .,s. n+n.r !, tbe
- "a =, an exnuiste italian girl. Mr. oconno[ re-
r.v.s last year the medal OF the second CLASS 1i0
Tho Salon audGeA II
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
J. M. CLEMENTS WEDS IN NEW HAVEN
Mining Engineer Goes to Connecticut to
Avoid License Bureau Publicity
ny Telegraph TO The Tribune

ny Telegraph 10 The Tribune
New Haven MAY 9.-Julius Morgan Clements a
mining engineer. whose office is at No Is Will
lam street, New York City. marriei here to-
day because : much publicity attends the seCur-
ing Of license in New York under the new law.
He divorced years
His bride Mrs. Josephine hurley. daughter
Of Ebenezer Tracey. of Butte Mont. She was d-
vorced four years ago The brides given
as thirty-four years and Mr. Clemenrss thirty
nine They will live at the ST. Regis.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

.,oy.rr fair. to-day; Mohoay' laii anu
fresh winds. diminishing
WaEHei. - work Eastern Pennsylvanis. New
r.rsev and delaware to-day ans, Monday; warmer
2sond.x-- fresh winds Diminishing
- NarvIand the District of Columbia ana ' IT
;n,o fair TO- day and Monday; warmer MonueS' hght
to west winds
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
CEMETERIES.
THE wooDLAwN CEMETERY

trail Station Webster and Jero- Avenue tro.ys s-4
by csrriaEs Lots $3.50 Up Telephons 4s5S G-nrercy
for Book Of Views
once. 20 East 23d ST New Tork city
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
,.,,,,,.M g REIck BUYS HOUSE.

WILLIAM c. HEICN 1UIo ,-'''s.
wfraun C. Reck. Of Tho New 1orh 1iii,e'
SS,d.- through Frederick T. Barry from
80 a pro.her No 1914 Madison avenue Elk
- .rr,r,can basement dwelling house 1t ad-
.'o', % -. horne O., stuyvesant Fish. The property
vas held n $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
..,pe.nKs 10 BE GUEST OF POLES.

rh,csvo Nav e-The Polsh-Americans oL m
N a.a,ca,e tomorrow the St. Btansiaus
ruso,,,aI school, said be the largest parochiai
,,o1 IN the world vice-President FAIRBANKS wiz
make the chief address at dinner ~ ioAo" INV
dsdca,ory ceremonies
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

Boston r HoLLAND-1T F W saTys6 T!o, Cas- Is
- Hisv PhiIade phia. MURRAY IIILI>-I-eonard
Mills bishop Of Ontario PAkk Az Nh j2r
Rorden. Los Angeles. WOLCOTT-Captain NJ. b.
pIfo
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK r CAMPBELL PALS vest z5d - ChsrsA
Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt. ths world vide known und.-
tsker Only place Of business. sth 1oth
ST Largest in The world Tel PA rs Ch.Is.a
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Trihun. Subs~riptlon Rates

THE TPTsUNE will - .f1r..s
this abroad and address a
desired
dealer before v-nfent
THE TRIBUNE O%ics.
SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY cents WEEKLY FARMER c-1ts
DAILY cents TEsI-WEEkLT. 2 cents
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Canadian Rates

Mail subscriptions in Ta-t C1t- - ths DAILY
~ TpT- WEEKLY will c,-v
postage addition th. Names zbov.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
TIE hudson PIERS"

N.v York. May :. 1908.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

"a regards the longevity pay OF colonel in tho
e"y and captain in the navv. II is stipulated that
: hnAA not exceed 1900 e year. and that the
"neeT1ry pay OF lieutenant colonels and command
hnAu not exceed s+.5oQ and OF majors and lieu
A1s ccnnanoers loo. Allowances now pTovid-
" existing law not 70 Be changed. Tho
sny bin Increased the pay OF enlisted men B per
a1 sad an increase has been authorized for the
h'so men OF the navy 10 equaIze the two
y eaeaes oe the service. The actual increase In
10 pay of enlisted men Of the navy. therefore. VIII
'10ant to between 10 and Is per csut.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

rsr th- convenience Of TRIBUNE readers ssro.t
rangsrnents have been mace 70 Keep ne nalLI sad
Ih6SpoS"Hotsl victoria savoy Hotel Carlton Hos.l
ana Grand Hotel. The Howard Hotel Norfolk Stress
r>,,1RSDMAdeIphi Hotel. Liverpool: Midland HotsI.
Manchester cqe9Rs hiS1sI 5s +sTS Mdlzad HStsi
isnJ Hotel Morecambe Bay; Midland Hotel. Derby.
Hoiiers Hotel shsnIlin I Isle e,Io.a o. "isht
Ayr; station Hotel. Dunlfr1es' station Hotel Turn
G1RP, At Ar-IIoteI Cecil
FRANCE-HotsI Continental; Grand Hotel Hotel Meu-
nse Hotel Lille Albion. Hotel St James ct d'Al-
bany Hotel Montana and Hsts ssors PARIS;
les Bans. Hotel de fCnivers. Tours Hotel du Pare
REI.GIUM-Grsnd Hotel Rrussels Grand Hotel Ho..s
de and Hotel wsber .ni~erD: Hotel sDie
TIOII.AND-HoteI des Indes The Hague Ihe kushaus.
SShS VYfIotsl Bristol Central Hotel Adlou.
f:IIte Hotel Alexandra Hotel Hotel Cohurs Hotel
fSoyaL i or Prssis and Hotel AlonopcI Casssls
Hotel Riessn FurstenhOf Coeisnee hossl Diseh On.
sJ Dresden PARK Royal Hotel. Dlsssi
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snrxt Hotel EsplsnsdS and Palace Hotsi H.neurgz
Hotel sTasseuF Brass oTa ana Grand Hos. xss. aos.s
Continental Hotel Four Season. I and a ao'e - E1.
Naub1im; Kur Hotel. NsuenAhr: Hotel WertssnSsr-
ger Narsmbsrg H0ssi p.ises Eos.a Ho
teI imperial. Hotel Rose and Pars Eoes. Wsssoedna .
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AUS eapest Hotel savoy West End Hotel Nasione .n1
Kopp,s Hotel. KonissviIs; FTanzens6ad: Hotsa wssa
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Al savoy Hotel Rome; Hotel villa dEsss css.,esse3
:. Easn !, vile Milan. aa..s psnasi and osas1 -
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Rate. 70 Foreign Countries

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Died.

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repubished in the Trs-Weekiy tribune "itho"t extra
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