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New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
PRIESTS SILVER JUBILEE TODAY
Celebration in Williamsburg in Honor Of Tie
Rev. J. j. Crowley.

Inc silver jubilee Of the Rev. James J crowley
Leclor OF the church Of the Inracuate Conception.
Williamsburg. Will begin this morning and be con-
rinued for three days, ending on THURSDAY rgh.
win an entertainment by the parish committed
which will he followed by a supper The iubilss
VIII De opened this morning with solemn hg1
mass at II ocioCk- The Celebrant will be Father
CroWley' While the deacon is 70 be the Rev Father
Lap"ne, rector of the Church OF Our LADY OF ths
ROSARY or Poupeii. and the sub-deacon will De the
rev Peter Connolly. senior curate 10 Fa1aer Crow
ieE. The sermon will he delivered by >lfonsiguor
y Hare rector of the Church Of St Anthonv II IS
also expected that Archbishop O'ConnslI OF Boston
a Sassmate of Father CrovIey's. Will be present az
the ceremony
a special musica1 programme has been arranged
ana az tne close Of the mass a dinner viii follow
at the rect"ry and addresses viii be made Ar
Tahgernents have been made for A civ, ceeb-a ron
IN the evening ar the parish hail and will be
'es'nNnlaI ot the parishione-s. There IS TO be an
duFesS oy the Rev Thomas ?. AIcI.oughir Of
-Ne" hocheiie also a Classmate Of Father CrovIeys
DuLns the entertainment by the parish COMMITTEES
On thursday night the altar boys will present ths
drama Triple Y Ranch.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

point suggested further that community ihieh'
not have a right to use the river as sewer at
all.
On both of these points the decision OF the
Vice Chancellor strongly commends itself TO
common sense In brief, 1t Is to the effect tnat
no corporation can monopolize and divert the
waters of stream for gain to the deprivation
of other riparian owners. and also that no
municipality can monopOze the waters OF
stream for the dilution Of Its sewage Inc ue
cision is expected materially to AFFECT the Dusi-
ness of the water company against which the
suit was brought 1t certainly ought 10 nave
no less effect unon the sewage disposal methods
of tbe municipality which brought the suit.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
IBy Telegraph 20 The Trih

JBy Telegraph The Tribune
Newport, r. l.. May 1S.-Mrs Alfred G; vsnIs-.
bilt. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Samuel + Wsx-
staff. left Newport this morning for Chester. Y
H. From there they will go TO New York 10 r-.A,
Mrs Vanderbilts mother. Mrs F. o. French vba,
she returns from Europe
Willing Spencer. who has been here FOR -ha las,
few days. returned 10 Philadelphia to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. Alwyn Ball. of New York have ar.
rived at BoOthden for the season.
Mr. and Mrs Frederick Cunningham Of Boston
and Mr. and MIS- Hugh D Auchincloss OF Eav
York. will arrive for the summer during the srd
of the week.
Mrs A C Dulles Of Philadelphia is expsct.a
for the season to-urorrow
Miss Frances Arnold. OF Chester Penn. arrived
at her cottage. Lazy Lawn. for the sumner IN,
evening
Mrs Clarence PeI and Miss Charlotte Psu s-s
Mrs Charles NJ Oelrfchs and Miss Blanche OeIr.ch,
were also among the arrivals this evening
Robert Sedgwtck. of New York. is registered a.
the Muenchinger King cottage
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
IFrom The Tribune Bureau ]

Washington, May 1S.-Prnce Prospero COonna,
who has been spending few days in Washington.
presented to the President this afternoon at
the White House by the Italian Ambassador. Baron
Mayor des Panches. prior to leaving Washington
for New York.
The French Ambassador and Nine Jusserand will
attend the Republican convention at Chicago be-
fore sailing June 25 for France, remain abroad
all summer.
The Brazilian. Ambassador. the Japanese Ambas-
sador, the Cuban Minister. the director Of the Bu
reau of American Republics. Senator Cullom and
Representatives Burton and Landis will go to
Philadelphia tomorrow to attend the peace
ference dinner Several members of the party will
then TO the interna tionaI arbitration conference
at Lake Mohonk
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

CONGRESS Mr.. Buckley spoke on
his Brownsville bill: the legislative appropria-
lion bill was sent TO conference - House:
The general deficiency bill. the last OF the great
appropriation measures. was passed.
FOREIGN-Advices from Hong Kong say
that the Yun-Nan rebels have defeated the
government troops and that urgent appeals for
aid have been sent 10 Peklng. --- Premier
Stolypin in speech before the DOuma urged
that legislation be enacted giving the empire
control over Finnish matters Of joint Importance
without infringing the autonomy OF the grand
duchv. - An important conference with
Prince Bllow prevented Emperor William
from keeping an engagement for luncheon with a
hundred members Of the nobility at Frankfort
a dispatch from Paris said that Prince
Eelie and Nine. Anna Gould regarded themselves
engaged and outlined The obstacles 10 their
marriage II was reported that plague had
appeared at Puerto Cahelo: if the report is
confirmed Caracas will be closed to foreign
trade; the conditions at La Guayra said 10
be growing worse. Cardinal Iogue in
speech al Quebec indicated that he expected the
appointment Of Archbishop Begin cardinal
- Mr. Churchill. President Of the Board OF
Trade. said in the House OF Commons that he
had received assurance that Armour & Co. had
no intention of entering the British retail meat
market. 5-.zissaEss
DOMESTIC-Secretary Taft arrived i'm
Washington. returning from his trip to Panama.
The bartleshtp feet sailed from San Fran
cisco. il is due 10 arrive at Puget Sound on
THURSDAY. It was reported in Chicago
that three thousand seats would he allowed the
c5rv n the Republican National Convention
of the extraordinary session at Albany without
q quorum in either house = A senior at
Smith College. Al Northampton. Mass.
killed in a runaway accident at Goshen. Mass.
- Governor Hughes at Albany signed
number of bills. -= The aerodrome White
Wing made short hight at HamnlondsPort,
". Y. - The naval steam launch Breaker
-amned the torpedo boat Stiletto near Newport,
r ]; the latter craft beached to prevent
sinking. - According 10 the report Of physi-
clans who conducted the autopsies on the seven
unidentified bodies eXhumed in Laporte. Ind,
one is that OF q woman
CITY.-Stocks were strong. The trial
for divorce against Senator Platt begun.
- Chairman Wilcox said Controller Metz
was wrong regarding his opinion Of the amount
of money due sub-COntractorS from the Rapid
Transit Subway Construction Company for
work the subways =- John Kirby. jr.. said
ony- when il compromised arbitrated with
ruff upon his return from Washington said the
be nominated on the first ballot - Frank
Of the Matawan triple murder - Gold en-
gagenlents brought the total to be shipped on
the Kronprinz Wilhelm up to s7,1O0.O00
A young woman guest was found dead at the
bottom Of the areaway of the Abingdon Square
Hotel. - Minister Russell said the bubonic
plague at La Guayra was more serious than
THE wEATHER-Indication for to-day:
Rain The temperature yesterday: Highest,
IS degrees: lowest. SO.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

farv power She has adopted an army sys-
TEN even more sweeping and thorough than
that Of Germany, and she is also planning
to develop considerable sea power or her
own OF course, her statesmen are not lnuI
ferent TO the value Of the Object lesson which
our feet will afford, or to the impulse whlch
its visit may reasonably be expected 10 give
TO the rising military spirit of the Common
wa.ltb We have no occasion to resent or to
regret these motives 1t will be no unworthy
mission for our feet to perform TO reassure our
Austria liam kinsmen of the still dominant sea
power of the race to which they and we alike
belong and to encourage and stimulate In them
that self-reiant spirit which is essential 10 tue
security and the greatness Of nation
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
Abouf People and Social Inciderfs.

at the Inn in time for dinner. The return run v,
begun at 9 o'clock. Mrs. Hastings the vhf,
both the outgoing and the return trip Ma.
Anne Morgan occupied the box seat with Mr.,
Hastings. and the others IN the party included W.
Hastings. Lawrence Butler. Lawrence Grant Wh,s.
Grosvenor Atterbury and Miss Mary Harrirna,
who taken at the Plaza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garrett p. Kip will spend the MIN
mer at Southampton. Long Island
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Olyphant and Miss so,,.-
Vernon Olyphant will go 20 the Adiroudack, -.
the summer on June 4.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman B. Duryes. who r.e.,.,x
returned from Europe. at the Holland Hous,
Mr.. and Mrs Delaney NicolI will 20 10 sou.s.
ampton. Long Island. for the summer about tbs
middle Of next month
Mrs. W. Payne Thompson. who ha. arrived n
London from the Continent. will return to m.
country in July and go To Newport for Tn. r,-
mainder Of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs David Turner Dana. VII, VS.,
married last month In Grace Church. VIII .p.,d
the with Mrs. Dana's mother. Mrs NJ
Dwight Collier, in Lenox-
Mrs Charles VI. Oelrichs and Miss Blanche o.s.
richs left town the midday train yesterday N,
Newport, where they will spend the summer Mr.
OeIrfchs still remains IN the city
Mrs Seth Barton French has gone 70 Hot 5prnxs
Va, and will open her house there, Barton Lodxa
this week
J. Montgomery Hare has rented the Barley plass
at Tuxedo for the season
Mrs. Clarence PelI and Miss Char1otts Pen YIN
have been at the Buckingham for the last fsv dam
left yesterday for Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs William Douglas Sloane. who a..
rived in London a few days ago from the CONT.
nent. have started on an autonnooiEe Trip throux,
England.
Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Schierelin Will spend par
of the summer with Mrs. schieTelin's mother VI,
Charles w Cooper. at Tuxedo
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin H. Weatharbee have opened
their country place at Mamaroneck for the summer
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
4nnsenlents.

ACADEMY OF MCSfC-S-Lord Dundreary.
AiFAMBRA-2-S-Eaudevi
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Rustcana and FaSliacct
kSTOR-S -2o-Paid Full.
BI3OC-S:5o-Pspa Lebonna-d.
EIAaNEY S-2-i -i5-s:l5-The Dancer and the king
CASINo@s:1S-Nearly Hero.
6TRCLE-S-l5-The MeTTy-Cso-R Round.
CCLGNIAI-2-S-Naudeville.
CGNEY IS.AND-Iguns Park
DA1Y'S-s.15-Cirls
rEyEY-2-S-NaudeNille.
EDEN NCSEE-The World Wax
ENPIRE-S.2o-Father and the Boys.
EACKETT-S15-The witcflirg Hour
EAeiNERSTEIN' -s-lS-Nsudsvile -, -.
;Ef,R AID SoT oTARE-2:I5-S-1S-The Girl Behind the
. Counter
ElPPODRONE-2-S-Eatte OF Fort AI'huF' haA4e|
Circus onaip
EypSoN-s :eo-The Honor Of the Family
KNTCKERBOCKER-s:I5-T Yankee Prince
ISRIC-s.2o-The Wolf. - ,-.,. -,
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-1l 10 4i-MotheIs TX
position.
NAJESTIC-s-Trovatore.
NFW ANSTERpAM-s: :15-The Merry Widow
NEW YORK-s:15-The Soul kiss
SAgCY- .2e-The Servant in the House
wAIIACK SIS 20-Tne Cay Musician
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HUGHES NOT TO BE IGNORED
m The PHILADELPHIA Inquirer

TfOII T IIt fIIIIHutIpHIa Inquirer.
railing for lack OF a single vote TO force bis
ieslsiatlon through at the regular session the Cov
tIhof mas called an extra session of th.. Iesyis-
iature. AT special election held last 1u. stIa1
senator was chosen to fill a vacancy ami tba
hnt-ganlhnng candidate won The i:overnor 10
only waiting for the restoration TO health oS ons
member. who Is sick. before renewing his contest
II ne WINS II he cannot be ignored for renomina-
uoh III ne loses. he will make an issue 81 his re
bling question. ff "" ''e s"Aii-
80 IL does not appear that the foes of C;overror
Hughes dispose of him 40 readily sr,sr n9I ~,
Apparently he is going to be e~ctor In New yort
state for some time TO come 'o'A
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
MR.. cLEveLAND's DOCTORS DISMISSED

statement was given out here yesterday u
halt or Mrs. Grover Cleveland that the health %
the former President had improved to such an eA
tent that Dr. Bryant and his assistant had =
trusted the care OF Mr.. Cleveland wholly 70 ="
family and had made no arrangement TO ree1i'
10 Lakewood except at intervals. and then only y
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
JUDGMENT AeAINsTT r. p. KEENE.

MineOla. Long Island. May IS (SpeciaD-A Ju's
ment against three OF the best known members
the hunting set filed IN the Nassau to"''s
clerk : office here this morning for xc5lSo Su =
was obtained in Kings County BY A. j. RdSeS'
and is against Talbot j. Taylor. James E. Tayh*
and Foxhah p keene. doing business Talbot d
TAYLOR Il Co
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astp71ork DAILY Gribn,te
TUESDAY. MAY 10. 1905.

This newspaper is o'cned and published oy
5ton; office and principal place OF business. Irb-
4use Building. Nc 154 Nassau street, Neac Iork;
ogden Mills. president; Nathaniel TuttIe, sec
refary and treasurer. The address Of the on
cers is the Office Of this newspaper.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
AUSTRIAN EMPEROR NOT WELL

VIENNA May B-Emperor Francis Joseph W..
indsposed to-day, and audiences were postponed
HIS majesty showed improvement this afternoon
IL was announced that he expected to be abl. ,o
review the procession OF eighty thousand vienness
schooi chiidren In his honor Thursday next
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Mrs. Thomas Hastings chartered the public coach
Magnet yesterday for it's first from the Holland
House to Arrow Head Inn, Fort WASHINGTON The
start was made at $50 from the Holland House
and the coach was driven up Fifth avenue through
the park to Riverside Drive. the party arriving
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

The House and Senate have done well in au-
thorizng the Ways and Means Committee and
the Finance Committee to institute inquiries this
summer into the working of the Dingley
tariff schedules. The tariff will have to be re-
vised next spring, and information collected and
digested in advance will be helpful to the
Congress. which is to undertake the actual
ca asting of duties. What the country wants is a
fair sensible and businesslike readjustment.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
BISHOP OF RICHMOND WILL REMAIN

Richmond. Va. May ts-The Right Rev A "A
Van De Nyver viii withdraw his resignation ar
ready forwarded to Rome. and continue his ser
vice as Catholic bishop OF the Richmond dioeess-
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
DAVID 3. HILL GOING ABROAD.

Albany. May Is.-Ex- Governor David r. Hin b,s
er gagged passage on the steamship Baltic seiins,
for Europe ON June II. 1t will be his first trim
abroad.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

Prince Ito's declarations and orders concern
ing Corea indicate that Japan realizes that it
will be far better to keep Corea a contented,
self governing country than to crush it into the
status of Poland.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

Mr.. LindenthaIs effort to create alarm concern
more successful than his attempt to EQUIP IN the
Manhattan Bridge with eye-bar cabies.-ihe prooA
lyn Eagle
Mr. Lindenthal has made no such enort. MI
Iindenthal after The Tribune had published
the views of other engineers respecting the ex-
cessiye stresses on the Backwes Island Br1dRe
consented to state in perfectly conservative IAN
guage his opinion, founded on the most coih
plete knowledge of the subject. IN faVor Oh
review and test Of the design by unquestioheu
experts. If the Bridge Commissioner mas en-
9ineers OF professional standing equal to tnat OF
Mr. I.indentha he should produce them anu
meet the points raised instead Of taking refuge
in silence.
'The Evening Post" prints very earnest ana
feeling editorial on THE Right To Be Fool
IF that right is denied, what will become OF the
Democratic party?
1t is encouraging to observe that the United
States Senate Saturday passed without dlvi-
sion a bill appropriating S5,OOO,OO for the
acquisition of lands for the protection and resu-
Iation of navigable streams in New England and
the Southern States The measure is one which
the President has urgently recommended, which
the governments of the states interested heartily
approve and which public opinion strongly sup
ports 1t is to be hoped that the House VIII
quickly pass the bill and that it will become a
law at this session of Congress.
"Conners must go!" says The Albany Argus
every day The substitution of "Packy" for
'rFfngey" could be effected without any ones
noticing any difference in the Democratic party
The new Governor of Louisiana is urging the
Legislature to check the evils of racetrack gam
bling in that state. New Orleans is the chief
for winter racing, and legislation prohibit
ing public gambling at the racetracks there
would be serious blow at the perpetuation OF
that abuse. II horse racing is to survive in this
country it will have to be conducted on the same
basis and in the same spirit as other legitimate
sports
Among the quaint and curious developments OF
on Sunday the cases of one
man who was using Ibis slovest automobile
and vet was arrested for running too fast, and
of another who was travelling uphill and towing
a friends disabled and who declared that it
was necessary in such circumstances to run
faster than the law permits. There is room for
interesting speculation to how fast the one
mans fastest automobile run, and as to
what time the others could make downhill with
nothing in tow.
Prince Ito's declarations and orders concern |
Ing Corea indicate that Japan realizes that it
will be far better to keep Corea contented |
self governing country than to crush it into the
status of a Poland. /
The House and Senate have done well in au- |
thorizing the Ways and Means Committee and |
the Finance Committee to institute inquiries this
summer into the working OF the Dingley |
tariff schedules. The tariff will have to be re- |
vised next spring, and information collected and |
1igested in advance will be helpful to the new |
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19

'"The Evening Post prints very earnest ana
feeling editorial on THE Right To Be Fool
IF that right is denied, what will become OF the
Democratic party?
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MISS ELIZABETH PETERSON AND MIR H L. MARSHALL
"Tlc Anazons" Thursday.

playing in the west at the same time
The datings of The Servant in the
House" unfortunately. are such thai
II must push directly to Chicago after
the California tour, so that Salt Lake
win not likely have an opportunity
to witness it.
The offering at the Orpheum next
week viii be Prince Karl" a COMEDY
written by A. c. Gunter, and made
famous by Richard Mansfield
In point of acting and business tins
is probably the heaviest piece the
popular stock company has put on th,s
season, and each member of the com,
pany is cast in a desirable part. Miss
Edith Evelyn will be seen at her best
in the same part that she played with
Richard Mansfield: Mr.. Earle Williams
Will portray the character of Prince
Karl. and all the other favorites have
equally congenial parts.
Prince Karl is an officer in the Ger
man army who falls in love with u
young American girl. He thinks the
girl is poor and knowing the rules or
the German army prohibit an officer
marrying a poor girl. he decides to
forget her. Subsequently he meets
an elderly American widow of ripened
years; he concludes TO marry her In
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10y Wilson Barrett about 10 years ago.
but its career was cut short by legal
entanRiemcnts Mr.. O'Neill 10 course.
viii stand ready to hand out Monte
Cristo' as usual. II the public clamor
for II in preference to "Abbe Bona
parte."
Kiaw 4 Erlanger have entered into
contracts with Langdon Mitchell for
the production of his distinctly Am
erican play next fan. The scenes are
laid in New York City and the Hud-
son valley in the re-Revolutionary
period Tho story is n romance OF the
days when tho metropolis was viii
lage and a nation was IN the making
The charm of the life and the pictur-
esqueness of the period has never
been staged adequately. Mr.. Mitchell
has succeeded in telling an appealing
story In q dramatic fashion. MIR.
Mitchell is the son of DIR, S. Wior
Mitchell Of Philadelphia. He Is the
author of Becky Sharp" and Tho
New York Idea"
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port is that the house will be ready for
occupancy about October 10.
At the Grand theater yesterday Man
ager Cox stated that he had heard
nothing whatever OF the change in the
Stair and Havln attractions. II 1t is
true, as alleged In Seattle. that this list
will be transferred to Manager Cort,
IL will cut considerable figure with the
Grand. as the stair and Havlin list
have furnished a large part of their
amusements in past seasons, Pelton
and Srutzer, however, stiIl have
six years lease on the Grand. ana
Manager Cox says that they propose
to keep It open. whether or not tho
Stair and Havlin attractions are in
oluded. They have a long line of their
own companies, which they can put on
the western circuit II necessary.
a line from Henry Miller states that
the fame of the New York company
presenting THE Servant in the House"
had preceded him to San Francisco,
and he has decided to take tho entlr,
production through from New York
to San Francisco and Los Angeles
without a stop. The Great Divide"
win continue on the coast. so tina,
Mr. Miller VII have two organizations
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Dramatic Gossip From London.

Pan" with Pauline Chase In the title
role. j. NJ. Barrie on hand to superiu-
tend the production. and Charles Froh
man behind the scenes to see that
things were all right and incidentally
to Keep his eye fon the house." turned
out well. Although the cash receipts
were not glittering, Frohman, who
ought to know, says he is perfectly sat
isfied, and that later he will take the
company to Paris for a regular run.
1t was joy to some of the Americans
who turned up for the occasion to drop
into MaNim's and find therein Nat
Goodwin. Nat always likes the gay
city better than London for n holiday,
perhaps because of the London habit
OF closing everything tight at half an
hour after midnight.
b. f. Keith must be resting easy
these days. AT last, after travelling
round all these years with the un-
productive Princess Jheater hanging
like Ii milestone about his neck, he has
disposed of the lease to an English
syndicate. The sign OF the American
vaudeville manager setting forth the
extent of his managerial activities In
the United States, has hung for many
months in front of the disused play
house, reminding every American
passer-by OF home. The new manage
ment viii have nothing to do with
continuous vaudeville" which Is I'M
known in England, but will make
bold bid for popular support with out
and-out melodrama with the best seat
In the house going for about S125.
Joseph Lyons, the famous caterer
whose versatility and capacity for
work seem without limit. is at the head
of the syndicate which Is financing and
managing the venture.
William Greet. besides securing the
English rights OF Clyde irltchs Girls"
has also taken THE other House." in
which Richard Golden appeared in New
York. The play has heen renamed
Poor Devil for use here but 1t is
probable that before production time
comes around 1t win have yet another
christening. Greet has engaged Golden