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New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
THE MCORMICKS HERE.
Rockefeller's Daughter Leaves Chi
cnen to Escane Threats.

The presence Of Mrs. Harold Mccormick, daugh-
ter of John D Rockefeller. and her children in this
city il was said yesterday due to threats that
have been made against her In letters received at
her home In Chicago. According to the story told,
the object Of e writer of these letters was 10 ex-
tort g. 900 from Mrs Mccormick.
To escape these threats, the possible conse-
,rence Of her refusal to comply with the demand IS
given as the reason for the coming OF the McCor-
mick family to New York.
The family, including Mr.. Mccormick, arrived
here on Sunday morning, and staying at the
Hotel Plaza They occupy apartment in the
most secluded part OF the house, and Mrs NC
Corrlick who has not been outside Of the hotel
since she arrived there. will only members OF
her family and her most intimate friends Mr. Nc
Coruick however, goes and comes at will
The McCornicks expect to remain in New YORK
three or four weeks In the mean time they hope
that the writer of the threatening letters will De IN
the custody OF the federal government at Chicago
where the postof1ce inspectors are investigating
- CaS
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
4 CONFERENCE At ROME.
Royal Family Discusses Dukes Re
ported EnoagemPnt

Rome. April The Duke Of Aosta arrived hera
to-day and had breakfast with King Victor En-
manuel, the Duke of the Abruzzi and the Count Of
Turin. after which family conference was held
relative to arranging a marriage engag cement De-
tween the Duke of the AbrUzzi and Miss Katherine
Elkins daughter of Senator Stephen B EIkins Of
West Virginia. After the conference the Duke of
Aosta, the Count Of Turin and the Duke Of the
Abruzz had luncheon with King Victor Emmanuel
and Queen Helena Nothing has been learned re-
gardtng the decision reached by the royal family
but it is reported that the duke confirmed his en-
gagement 10 Miss EIkins and that is his inten-
ton to return 10 the United States II is also
asserted that the engagement will not be officially
communicated. it being the custom 10 reserve an
nouncement of the engagement of members OF the
roy al family until after the marriage ceremony nas
been performed.
The duke left here tonight for Spezza TO resume
command of the battIeship Elena
Washington. April 7.-Senator EIkins to-day
refused to discuss the conference in Rome re-
garding the arrangements for the marriage Of
the Duke Of the Abruzzi and Miss EIkins- He
said he had been advised the meeting
He left Washington I o'clock this afternoon
to attend a railroad meeting in Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
S. S. MCCLURE NOW OWNS COMPANIES.
Becomes Sole Proprietor of Magazine and
Book Publishing Concerns

s s. Mcclure is the sole owner OF both the
S. s. Mcclure Company, which publishes the mag
azine and OF the Mcclure Company, which pub
fishes books. This announcement was made yester-
day by representative of Mr.. Mcclure in the lat
ter's absence. Mr.. Mcclure has always owned
a majority interest in both corporations and re-
Gently ne took over the minority holdings Of Har-
both companies.
A story that Mr.. Rooert.s withdrawal was the
result of a disagreement was denied al the Nc
Clure Offices where IL said that Mr.. Roberts's
contracts had expired. and the sale OF his holdings
was simply business transaction The places
held by Mr. Roberts have been taken by Cameron
Mackenzie son-in-lav of Mr.. Mcclure.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
DR.. JAMES S. CABANNE DEAD
Man Who Founded Fashionable St. Louis
District Dies in Poverty,

ST Louis April AFTER a career ranging from
affuenCe TO poverty, DR.. James S. Cabanne, sixty
nine years old founder Of the fashionable residence
district known as Cabanne Place died to-day at St
Eincent's Asylum For twenty-five years Dr. Ca
banne lived q dual life in St Louis maintaining
one home in Cabanne Place. where he was known
as wealthy and successful physician and another
in North St. Louis, where he known as ''Mr.
Morris
Mrs. Cabanne divorced her husband in 1904 Soon
afterward he lost his money through unfortunate
speculation. Last May he married Della Doherty,
a former domestic il his household and the mother
OF Of his children. who. with these children,
lived in the Morris home North St. Louis
He obtained employment a street inspector.
but later lost it His health failed, and he was
taken TO the city hospital. Finally he removed
10 St. Vincents Asylum, where he died to-day. He
at one time unsuccessfuIy applied be to the
pOorhCuse.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
ALBERT X. HISCOCk.

Syracuse, April ALBERT K Hiscock, forty seven
years old, son OF ex-United States Senator Frank
Hiscock. died at his home here to-day. Seven
weeks ago he submitted TO an operation at a New
York hospital for a stomach trouble. Mr.. His
cock president Of the State Bank Of Syracuse
until his serious condition required him to ren-
quish the Office He vice president of the
Trust and Deposit Company OF Onondaga and
treasurer OF the Auburn & Syracuse Rochester
Syracuse & Eastern. Syracuse. Lake Shore &
Northern and Syracuse & South Bay railroads and
e managing director in the Auburn & Northern
Company. Osweso Traction Company Monroe
County Belt Line and the Skaneateles Lake Trans
portation Company. He was also a director Of
construction companies building trolley lines
Afr. Hiscock graduated from Cornell in 1852
He was & member of Kappa Alpha. He was admit
ted 10 the bar in 1854 but soon after embarked
in commercial lines
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
H W. SAVAGE LOSES POINT.
Allegation That Performers Infringed on
Merry Widow" Not Sustained.

Justice Ward. in the Supreme Court, vacated
yesterday the restraining order granted in the
of Henry ". Savage against Gertrude Hoffman.
vaudeville performer who had appeared in sketches
and burIesques on The Merry Widow" which is
now at the New Amsterdam Theatre. The
plainant alleges that Miss Hoffman and partner
gave limitations and songs from the play called
The Merry Widow" and dressed in costumes ex-
actIy ike those used in the original production.
In rendering his decision, Justice Ward said:
The manner and method of every actor is in
dfvduaL Obviously the complainant has liter
ary property in the manner in which the actors
dance or posture. A preliminary injunction should
he granted only a perfectly clear case. and
have doubts the compainsnt's title. The com
plainant is lett to prove his rights final hear
ing"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
OBITUARY..
SIR HOWARD VINCENT.

Mentone. April 7.-Sir Howard Vincent, Member
OF Parliament for Central Sheffield, and aid to
King Edward. died here to-day. He born in
OF 1906 TO arrange for rife match at Creedmoor
between a team from the TIN Regiment and
visiting team from the Queens Westminster
Rifles, Of which he honorary colonel. He had
filled many important political and semi-politcaI
positions. He was an authority police admin
istration having been director of criminal inves-
legations in the metropolitan police between 1873
and 1884, and also military affairs, in vol
unteer department Of which he took keen interest
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
THE REV. DR.. S. c. EWING.

PittsbUrg, April Word has been received by
the United Presbyterian Board OF Foreign Mis-
sions ot the death in Cairo Egypt, of the Rev Dr.
Samuel Curr1e Ewing seventy-seveu years old said
TO be the Oldest missionary in the world, both in
age and point Of service
Dr. Ewing born In Westnoreland County
Penn, on April 90 1881 Graduating from Jefferson
College in 1856, he entered the Allegheny Theo-
logical Seminary. He was licensed by the Allie
gheny Presbytery, United Presbyterian Church, on
April 13 1889, and ordained in the same presbytery
missionary Egypt the following year West
minister College honoTed him with the degree of
Doctor Of Divinity in 1854. In 1850 he was a dele
gate from Egypt to the Pan-Presbyterian Council
in Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
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HERMANN oELRICHs ESTATE REPORT

". j OSullivan, who was appointed appraiser
OF the estate of Hermann Oelrichs, who died
steamship returning from Europe September 10.
1906 fled his report IN the surrogates Office YES
terday. Mr.. O'SuIlivan reports that there is
real estate the State Of New York and that
gross value Of the personal estate is S431,s16
deductions for debts of $5I.752, leaving net per-
sonal estate Of s3S0064
Hermann Oelrichs. jr.. received specific bequests
Of his fathers watches, scarfpins and jewelry OF
every kind, furniture. guns and other personal
effects. These the appraiser values AT s1,50l so
To Mary Singleton Livingston, half sister, was
left $4,000: Julia NJ. Mazel. s25 geo; Ave nephews
and nieces $1,000 each; Lucy Jay. sister 500 0O0
and 10 Charles May Oerichs,-brother. $500. .0O0
The widow not mentioned in the will.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
AIMoNE COLLECTION SALE GOES ON

4 reproduction Of Louis XVI drawing room
suite. with carved arms. brought the highest price
$3.50 yesterday az the third days sale OF the Aimone
collection at the Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. No
3H Fourth G. II. Raymond the buyer
He also obtained for $40 Louis XIV cabinet in
palisando wood. with plate glass shelves and mir
ror back &. @ Rlffard the purchaser for
$3.50 OF a pair OF Italian Renaissance columns of
spiral design. with gold ornamentation OF vines and
Corinthian capitals. A Gothic cabinet of quaint
design oak brought *1s5, l. B. Monat being the
purchaser. The sale yesterday footed up $3.50,
making the total to date So 2S7 Is The sale con-
s!zuA- to-day st s,2e O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
STATEN ISLAND AS NAVAL BASE.
Assistant Secretary NeWberry Makes Trip
Through Kills and Lower Bay

Truman H. Newberry. Assistant Secretary OF the
Navy, came New York yesterday and was
taken on board the navy yard tug Narkseta. Cap
tain Bernhard commanding for a trip around
Staten Island. The tug carried complete set OF
hvdrographiC maps of the waters visited. which
had been prepared in the equipment department OF
the navy ward by special request OF the Secretary
Il is believed the Secretarys visit is TO determine
the feasibility OF establishing a naval base on
Staten Island to be considered the home station OF
the Atlantic feet of building cOaling station
on the kills near Staten Island The establish
nnent OF a naval base Staten Island has been
strongly advocated by Rear Admiral Caspar ?.
Goodrich cor1-nandant OF the Brooklyn navy yard
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
GETS $4,000 FOR LOSS OF A LEG.
Motorman Obtains First Judgment Under
New Fellow Servant Law

BY the Legislature in May. 1906. making railway
companies responsible for injuries received by
enpIoye through the negligence OF another -al-
pIcye was awarded in Justice FitzGerald's part OF
the Supreme Court yesterday. when John Toner
20: verdict for $4,000 FOR the loss o. his left leg
in July. 1906
Toner was r:ocorr.an employed by the New
Ycrk City Railway Company Th= uaotorulan OF
a car behind started his crashing into Toner'S
car and crushing the plaintiffs leg so that II had
% be anpGtated-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
HUGHES TO ATTEND CONFERENCE.
Governor Names Delegates to Washington
Meeting on May 13 to 16

Albany April 7.-GovernOr Hughes announced
to-day that he had accepted the invitation of Pres
ident Roosevelt TO attend the conference of gov
ernors of the United States to he held at the
White House on May 1916 for the purpose of dis
cussing the conservation Of national resources and
had designated DR.. Nicholas Murray Butler. pres
ident Of Columbia University: Dr. J. G. Schurman,
president Of Cornell University, and Commissioner
J. s Whippe. of the State Forest Fish and Game
Department, TO accompany him
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

Copenhagen. April DIR. Henry Mitchell Mac
Cracken Chancellor OF New York University. was
the guest OF King Haakon and Queen Maud at
luncheon at ChrisJiania yesterday He left here
to-day for England. and Will sail for New York
on the Mauretaua.
Chancellor MacCracken's plan for interchange
of professors with the United States has been
cordially received by the Danish. Norwegian and
Swedish universities He will invite the Scaudina-
vians in the United States TO subscribe funds 10
carry out the plaP
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
IssEN AT THE GERMAN THEATRE.

Ibsen's morbid and repellent drama "Hedde Cab
bier" was presented last night al the German
Theatre by DR. Baumfelds stock company. There
is no need to dilate the unpleasant qualities Of
this work, too familiar the English stage It's
abnormallty is only emphasized by good acting
The acting last night technically excellent and
literally appIauded.. The piece stays only two
nights, however. MISS Reicher was Hedda and
Miss Cassini played Frau EIvsted. Messrs Sauer-
mann. Burg and Weigert were Tesnan Brack
and Loewberg, respectively.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

Abraham Lincoln Brick born in St Joseph
County, Ind. on May q 1850 He was educated
IN the common schools and later was graduated
from the South Bend High School He attended
Cornell Yale and Michigan universities, and fol-
lowing his graduation from the law department
OF the latter in 1888 took the practice of law.
IN 1856 he was elected prosecutor for the counties
OF ST Joseph and Laporre. He was Representative
in the 56th 57th 5Sth and 59th Congresses and was
reelected 70 the 60th Congress.
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CONGRESSMAN A. l.. BRICK.

Indianapolis. April 7.-Congressman Abraham
Lincoln Brick OF the 18th Indiana District died
suddenly in a sanatorium here this morning from
acute Brights disease. He came here from his
home in South Bend last week to attend the Re-
publican State Convention
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08
DrcHEssE DUES HARD HIT.

I s not the younger but the older Of the
ducaesses OF Czes who has been 50 badly hit by
lhe failure Of TIE banking house q Ga!let et caro-,
in the Rue D-ouot. Paris. one Of the partners Of
the firm. namely Gallet Is already in jail. while
the other caro- has absconded. the losses amount
lng . oo0. 90 francs in which the Duchess
LoEager q Tzes figures for nearly 100000 The
duchess dowaEer, although she inherited great
wealth from her parents, and especially from her
g-srcuo-her. the old widow CliCQUot Of cham
psgCe celebrity. been singularly unfortunate
r her financial transactions, She wasted q consd-
e-a5le sum in the B0uiangist movement at the time
wen the general allied himself 10 the monarchica
cause Size likewise advanced several millions 10
Ire father Ct rhe Duke q Orleans for political pUr
poses On the understanding that Il TO be
repaid soon as The House Of Orleans recov-
cred TIE r1rone Of France. and she has likewise
been severely hi in several other failures In
ceed, q said that her son, the Due d'Czes, has
OF several occasions GUarreIled with his mother on
he subject q the administration Of her fortune.
and a. lie time when she was layishing money on
Bo--s-ser and upon the royaIist cause ne point
@oiy declined 10 hold any communication with Gen
era Bousnse-. and threatened 10 sue for defanls-
ron and 70 otherwise punish the photographer and
ne printers q snapshot picture in which Ar
th-r Meyer, editor Of the royalist paper, the
Gzulois, was shown side by side with the duchess
oovager.
L locks, indeed. as Z the inheritance 10 which
TIE DUKE of ICES viii succeed on the death Of his
Ho'aef VII De q z sadly impaired character, and
la most OF rae fortune which came 10 her from
-ei Parents and her grandmother viii be found
-SS-1s Inc chief sufferer by this Will be the
.--s D~eaess Of Uzes, who in America
-'. u1ae ago tor the wedding OF her only brother.
= O-e &c ChaElneE. 70 Miss shonts- For she
- s@l-ategant tastes. but little fortune OF her
- 3--1 las been is said. relying for some
-s Pasl upon the wealth which it was ex-
PED would come 10 her husband from his mother
---et s-refers b. the collapse Of the GaIlet ct
--. DaIH--g Establishment are the Contesse de
Co1tsut B-roD snc ne estate Of the late Baron
'0se-' ne Countess Of Gontaut Biron is not the
o1-s---ef q Ambassador LeishTnan. but cousin.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

CUSNINGHAM-Ou Monday. APRIL Z. 1908 her rsss.
dence, No lO9 East 5sth 81 Sa-ah Ao-at Nl10T q.
william Cunningham al3 taug1tsr OF the late Jo11
Mo1at. in the S4ch of her age EUneraL priS.ae
RADLEY-on MONDAY April s. 1905 Iguatius RadIey.
beloved husband of Emma AUschenhein Fad-ey aga
3s years Funeral services VIII 5e he'd al rs 80
morning april 8. haIf-pasr O'Clock Carriages
will New York CentraI Railroad train isav;n<
Lexington and 40 s. station a. s-s4 a n n
Ieru1ert private
native Of New York CITY. aged 81 years son Of q.
late Charles Rooe and Aane ,AI AI1e.ia "@'N-ls- H0F
RODMAN-Entsred sunday. April ). 1908 n
me 7sth wear OF his age Erskiae Mason Rctaaz.
Rector Ensri-us OF Grace ChurcA. Pa-anetd y >
Funeral services VIII BE held in Grace Ch-rca Ga
Wednesday. April 8. al O'Clock
SANDOZ-At Pasadena Cal. Monday April D. 1893
Ernest Saudcz- Iarsrnasn- a. Princeton. y J.
sAwYER-sunday April s. 1905 Elizabeth. widow %
william H Sawyer EN1neral rom aer aoe Fes.1e1es'
5512 Fifth ave, Brooklyn on Thursday. April D
1905 at / p n Internelt Cypress Hills Cenet.ry
sCHRoDER-on April . tsos, John H sehrods-. IN
his ssrvces ar hts late resice1ee
No 299 Pulaski Brooklyn THURSDAY Apr . lstcs
az n InrerI1e1r Greenwood
ST JoH-suddenIy. April s. Charles a p Joan. y:
OF Charles a and sarah L 81 John Funeral
r-rs---a-r
sTUBBs-Jo<eph D Sru55s. az=d So son Of G
Stuhos died al O'Clock Monday evening April q
a. the family residence No. so Dearborn ave- Cfi-
cazo Intsrusrr vii al Rose Hill Cemetery, I1ars-
day. April g.
TACKABERRY-on Tuesday. ApriI :. 1875 ais rss-
1erce No 1914 Borough PARK Robert IaSka-
berry Funeral from Frances e C1a1tels C-i1rcA
57th ST. near 18Th Brooklyn THURSDAY az 10 a n
VI EsT-On sunday. April ;, 1875 Carl IN the "a ysar
of ais axe Funeral services his late residence No
- Re.a--es and friends respectfully invited
% a--e-5 La-erneur private
New-York tribune., 1908-04-08

ttres temperature yesterday, II degrees lowest 4s
corresponding date last "a
for corresponding date last thry-thfee years 10
o~s ast-Toiay rain THURSDAY rain ana colder
fresh ia south NHlds' Ne-''"'N'e NJ ~ 0'''
10 Thursday
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-W ashngton, April =
a depression district from the mid
die Mississippi Valley westward and southwestward
through middle south plateau Is attended BY
this in southern Minnesota
5oors96 The rain area also extends into the Ohio Tats
and the sous1F 0PPeF axe b o9b ana Extreme VEST
fair 1t is decidedly colder IN the upper
Mississippi Valley. the upper lake region the plains
states Rocky Mountain region the middle ana south
1 s[p Rsif Pa "a s1stss | an@ TIE Pacihc Horthwest
The Middle West disturbance VIII continue eastward
ward through Mississippi and Ohio valleys the lower
lake region and middle Atlantic states. rain
in the upper lake region New Mexico northern
arizona western colorado and snow eastern Colorado
middle Atlaatic the northern portion Of the
region be colder Wednesaay IN the central Rocly
Missouri the middle Mississippi and Ohio valleys and
Thursday IN the Ohio valley the lover lake re.
ilI be Thursday OF the Mississippi River
north 10 east shifting wednesday middle
coast fTssh s2gth % f.b and mostly south to soufb
west. Gulf Coast light to fresh south vest Gulf
brssE b9ss' to 5t5hg hish no9thesst to north.
dPsTtng WsaReSday for EroPsan ports ., VII,
Tar1sdsy; fair Wednesday rain THURSDAY
Forecast for Special Locaites.-For the District Of
Columbia and Maryland. rain to-day and Thursday.
colder THURSDAY: fresh winds becoming northwest and
brisk THURSDAY
Far Delaware New J-rsey Eastern Pennsylvania.
rsn today THURSDAY rain and colder winds
becoming northwest and brisk to hlgh Thursday.
portion orfhuest and brisk 10 nigh Tfurs9ay
"iPas' oeoa incrsssing coudiness te4ay: warm
or IN northwest portion: night and. Thursday.
colder THURSDAY: northeast 70 east winds becoming
SOUTHWEST 10 west and brisk 10 high THURSDAY
For western Pennsylvania. rain Wednesday; Thursday
For Western New to-day: warmer in east
ern portion, Thursday. rain or sno" and colder.
Local oficial Record-The following official record
sro the weather shows the changes IN the ea
-,re FOR the last twenty-four hours. comparison
uF 1zEfx
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CEMETERIES
The WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible Harlem trains rom Grand Csa
traI station Webstsr Jerome Avenue t-oleys ana
-, ~s--fare Los $50 ID Tsleph5ns ASS Gra.asrcy
for Book q Views representative
'o- ofsce 20 East '22d 81 New City
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INDEETAEERs.

Rev stephen Merritt, tre world vids-known qrtsr-
taker Only one place of business sth ave ard lsts
81 in l24 and rs Chelsea
CAMPBELL 241-3 West sd ST -hapelA
Pirate ana public AMBULANCE Tel 1324 Chelsea
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE -ul %
r.publishsd In the TriWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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ANOTHER AMERICAN BORN AMBAssADREss

A-Fo-F1ER ANERICAN BORN AMBAsSADREss-
cunt Acolph Goetzen. who has just been ap-
polIIeo PrUssian Minister Plenipotentiary at Ham
1--s. spent . number Of years at Washington. and
: married 10 American wife. who Miss May
--oefs, ot Baltimore But before coming Amer
ia as military attacie TO the German Emperor in
ne United States. as which he took part in the
ogsnlsh-A American War 1895, lac achieved
efabie olstlncrIo- by his remarkable explora ton
y fhen Unknown districts in Central Africa, and
A particular by his discovery OF the great African
volcano kirUngO, oE the occasion OF his traversal
- tie Dark Continent froEa the Indian Ocean TO
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Married.

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extra charge
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GATE%WOOD-On April :. 1875. BY ths Rev Wiillsa
Huntington D D. az Grace Church tn@a.Ey ~ ~
JnGsrhi Wool. augilter q the ATE WIZ
tam H ; Wood. Merrill Et~a-1s Gates II
Notices Of marriages and deaths must be tndsrssS
with full and address
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roc,i ofhciaI Record-The following official record
-. ,te u,ssther bureau shows the changes the
-,re for the last twenty-four hours, comparison
dinc fata of