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New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
OBITUARY.
GEORGE JONES pANiELL.

George Jones DanielI. son of the late John
Daniell and Adeline Amanda Storms and FORMER
member of the drygoods firm Of DanieH Sons q
Sons. Broadway, at sth and 9th streets, Ne"
York, died at his home, No no Warburton ave-
nue., Yonkers, yesterday from cancer. He was
born in New York on March 8, s51. and after
being educated in the Thomas Hunter School or
New York. and in private school in TarrytoWn'
he entered the business. from which he retired at
his fathers death. five years ago.
He member Of the 7th Regiment Vet
erans' Association. He also member of the
Thomas Hunter School Association. of the Yon-
kers Corinthan Yacht Club and of ST Johns
Episcopal Church. His wife. one and two
daughters survive him The funeral will be held
at his home at II o'clock Sunday morning.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
SUMMER ADJUSTMENTS.

Owing to lack of patronage. the Players Stock
Company at the West End Theatre refused to per
form there last night. The company was organized
several weeks ago, and gave crsditable perform
ances but the public manifested little interest.
Several in the company said they were not paid
regularly
Paul McAlister will lead the bill next week at
Keith & Proctor's One Hundred and Twenry-ifth
Street Theatre, appearing in a condensed version
Of Hamlet
Iiebler &, Co have made arrangement with
Charles Frohman for the appearance of Dustin
Farnum next in The Squaw Man.
Maurice Levi and his band were the attraction
last night at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach.
which was formally opened for the season.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
REPORT OF VISITORS TO ANNAPOLIS.

Washington June 25--The board Of Visitors 70
the Naval Academy in their report made public at
+ba Navy Department today, says that the body of
Iobr PAM Jones has remained without permanent
serulchre for three years owing TO lack Of money
far constructing the crypt The board recommends
thar an appropriation Of $4,000 be made for the
rrrrose Of building the crypt
rba hoard further recommends that nidshipmen
- r.duation be commissioned as ensgns for the
r.ssor that the former paid inadequately and
have no rights of retirement pension and are
not on an equality with the graduates CT the Mill
49, Academy: also that officers be detailed a. the
,.a.r,,- for three years and that a department.
- discinlipe and drill be established, with mid
el,inr1an at the head.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
z,i NOT BUILDING SHIPS FOR JAPAN.

,,-o-,tngton June 20.-J0aquin Nabuco, AmDassa-
-, ~ Brazil said to-day that statements pub
% uo l., this country that Brazil is building ships
@ ,be Japanese navy were too absurd TO deserve
denial MT do Amaral counsellor OF the emoasss'
-. The Dreadnought type OF 200 tons, and us
siHp' &c one OF them is launched third will be
SON THESE ships are being built in England, and
ansction with them destroyers torpedo boats
sIbmariue- l transport ships and other accessories
"i' 90. tne navy is competed. he said, Brazil
% - t,s ninth naval power taking the place Of
VII VIZ The idea that any Of these ships nill he
over 10 any other nation is declared 70 be
.s,,r5 a. they desired b. Brazil soIeiy fer her
an rurFosss.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

Secretary Root has already engaged apartments
at Billy Muidoons training camp and muscle
factor5 out in White Plains according to Null
doom. who said last night that he wasn't sure as
the exact time when Mr.. Root would appear for
health treatment.
You know we'll as ! do said Mudoon. that
there's going TO be a big meeting down at Oyster
Bay Saturday so I suppose Mr. Root won't be
here till after that is Anyhow. his rooms
are ready. ard everything is here when he wants
10 start training
Asked to the rurors that Mr. Taft might also
become of his subjects Muldoon replied: We'll
don't know anything about that except what
I've read in the papers. But II Mr.. Taft should
decide To try the I'd like to have him
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
oEPEw RACING TIME FOR SPEECH

Senator Chauncey NJ Depew. accompanied by his
wife sailed for England yesterday the North
German Lloyd liner Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm. Mr..
Depew. who is booked 10 deliver address on
the Fourth OF July in London, was anxious over
the ability Of the Prinz Friedrich to get him there
in time.
He sought Captain Prehn several days before
sailing, and asked the skipper If he would guar
antee his presence in London in time speak
Captain Prehn assured the Senator that II any
steamer could he relied upon TO get him across
the Atlantic in time. il was the Prinz Friedrich
Wilhelm He said that the Senator would surely
set foot at Dover on July 3.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
NEW OPERA HOUSE ELEVATORS.

in the family and dress circles the direc-
tors of the Metropolitan Opera Company have ar
ranged TO install two large electric elevators on
the 10th side Of the Metropolitan Opera
House. The elevators will have g capacity
Of sixty passengers and to be operated for the
benefit of the patrons Of the upper part of the
house This arrangement Will not interfere
in any way with the running OF the two elevators
now by the holders of the parterre and
grand tier boxes. The plans and the specifications
for the elevators 70 the family circle were
approved yesterday special meeting of the
directors of the Metropolitan Opera Company and
the work will begin Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
NEW pIny FOR y. w. SAVAGE.

Henry w Savage made known yesterday that he
would produce Monday night July S. at Par
sons's Theatre Hartford. play called The Coven
Foot" the rights Of which are held in this country
bv Hunter Bradford & Reid. II first per
formed last January at Vienna and in the same
theatre where The Merry Widow was sung for
the first time Later it became popular in Berlin
and M Savage believes it will he successful here
It was written by Hungarian PLAYWRIGHT named
Franz Molnar.
Edwin Stevens has been engaged to npersonate
the chief character. which, as the title indicates,
is the devil There three acts in the play.
and it has been adapted for the English stage by
Oliver Eerford.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
OIEDRICH WiLlERS.

Seneca Falls. n. Z. June 25.-Diedrich Wiilers
formerly Secretary of state of New York. died to-
day his home in varick. He was prominent as
Democratic politician in his early years. acting
as supervisor and as chairman of the county board
of Seneca County. He then was elected 10 the
Assembly, and. after serving his term in this "a
pacity 1854 became private secretary to Governor
Seymour Afterward Mr. Willers accepted clerk
ship in the office of the Secretary of State. Later
he was made Deputy Secretary of State. He was
elected Secretary Of State in 1873 and served two
years Mr.. NiIlsrs was seventy-fve years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
EXILE HIS REWARD
K;rg Cdrlos's Braue Orderly Forced
TO Leare Europe.
r-.rrristt. 1905. BY IRE Rren.wood cornrsnr

1905. by tire Brentwood
=, -7ore striking illustration OF the extraordinary
stion OF affairs prevailing at Lisbon could he
.,shes than the fact that the government has
- virtually compelled TO exile Lieutenant Fran
-. r7r7liers the orderly officer Of the late King
1.-,rs ewing 10 his sction in cutting down with
-, srord OF the asssssins OF his royal master
a 4, The crown Prince. Fisuiera. who kent his
- sna used both his revolver and his sabre 70
- erect was himself wounded In the right leo
- .ne bullet Of one Of the u1urderers But those
=. thus displayed bravery I'm defending the sov
,arn his consorf and his sons instead of win
- universal cornmendston and acknowledgements
e +heir courage. are overwhelmed with obloor,v.
-s the government has repeatedly been called
,,- II punish both Lieutenant Fieuiera and tbe
c.hs- guardians Of the royal party for the blood
~Aich they had shed in staying the resicides
60 Ritter particular has been the popular ami
--,sirv against Ffguiera that the government has
,e,s.-ed il advisable 70 send hir, ON. of +bs
,su,-v and with the object OF Disgusting his n. n
;.n-senr the ministers have appointed him Gov
e-nor nf the Portuguese colony Of Macao in China
"a -ss not allowed. however. 20 leave Port1;-sI I
ruhout receiving numerous tokens Of regard and
gratitude on the part Of the young King and Of
.ss rso queens and Marie Amelie among other
r.inzs. bestowed upon him lasting rneroe1to
ne sword which King Carlos was wearing st the
.-se of his murder, and which is stin stained with
sk blood.
The government. while il has thus shipped him
n
aossihe has not ventured 10 give him any promo
don military rank, and he still remains mere
l,eutensnt. Mscao is bout the most cut-of-tbe-
wy place in the world and has only been recently
sroush; IN modified degree into the lirueiight
through the seizure ny China Of the japanese
eesuer Tztsu Maru in the neirhborhood Of the
rort of Macao and within the three-r1il. limit
Consequently in Portuguese waters. the Tatsu Maru
hene laden with arms for South China rebels
s-sins7 thA imperial government of Pekins Macao
heeu IN the possession cf the Portuguese since
ls@ when II was bestowed upon the King Of
Portugal ey the Emperor Of China in gratitude for
ne assistance given by Portuguese en-of-rsr in
re suppression Of piracy For nearly three hun
d7s5 years II enjoyed virtual monopoly Of the
fo-eE1 trade Of China, and for the last half CEN
fu-v has been principally known as sort Of
orientsl Monte Carlo. owing whatever prosperity
enjoys 70 its gambling establishments IFS pri1-
cipsi rite 20 fame Is probably the fsct that
Csros1s. PortasaIs most famous poet, spent
ransldsrso biz portion Of his exile there and
Er8tto IS shown 10 this day where the first six
csHtos Il his ''Lusiad' were renned-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

-z SIMON MoRGAN-on Tuesday June - 1903 az
81 MaTy's church Tuxedo PARK by the Rsy H.rhsrt
Risht Rev DR.. Brooke. Bishop Of Oklahoma Ursula
T,sis- daughter or T. B Morgan to the Rev
william Fifz-suon. OF St Marys Church. Tux
edo Park N Y
TAYLOR-MOoRE- the residence Of her parents
~, Mass bv the Rev. Reuben Kidner. Mrs Van
Campen Taylor 10 Russell Weiirnsh A''fe' Ok -'e"
York
TE yOR-wILMERDING-o THURSDAY 25th June
Iaoe az rhs residence the brides parents by
- esv George A strong. assisted by the Rev
Ralph L, Bridges. Caroline Murray daughter OF
1ucius wiinerdug. 20 John b Trevor
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HUGHES FAILS TO APPROVE BILL.

Albany June 25-Governor Hughes to-day dis
posed Of all the bills passed at the extraordinary
session of the Legislature which were pending he
fore him He refused 10 approve the Raines Phil
Inns bill providing that no voter shall sign in
dependent certificate of nomination unless qualified
TO vote for the candidate to be nominated The
Governor held that the proposition involved in
this measure not recommended in his special
messages and therefore the Legislature had no
right TO pass such bill. The Governor approved
52a hills this wear.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HANMERsTEIN LAYS CORNERSTONE.

Philadelphia. June 25-Tn the presence Of a large
crowd oscar Hammerstein laid the cornerstone to-
day Of the Philadelphia Opera House, which he is
constructing AZ Broad and Poplar streets The
opera house will he finished before the end OF
October. and the first opera will he produced i'm
+re new house on November Il. IN the box in the
cornerstone placed. among other things.
phonograph records Of operate selections by the
principals Of the Hammerstein company and also
2 number Of photographs
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
MRS. HENRY CRAM IN ACCIDENT.

TRv Telegraph The Tribune
Tenox Mass June 25.-Mrs Henry Cram of New
York who IS occupying her Hghwood estate, had a
narrow escape from injury this week while riding
in an automobile on her grounds. The chauffeur
lost control OF the machine in turning corner OF
the house and drove the machine into pillar
breaking the pillar in two Although pieces Of
timber were scattered the car. Mrs. Cram
escaped unhurt. Two seasons ago Mrs Cram $
lighter Ethel received fatal injuries while driving
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
w. o. HoWELLs RETURNS FROM ABROAD.

fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Boston. June 25.-Among those arriving on the
Saxonia to-day were William Dean Hovells and
Judge L. Thomas Burke, of Seattle, who was a
member of Secretary Tafts globe sirdling party.
Mr.. Howells has over TO stay for a while and
is scheduled as one OF the speakers at the dedca-
ton Of the Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial In
Portsmouth on June 90. When asked II he had
obtained material during his stay In italy for
new book he replied that he had not and had no
intention Of writing any more at present.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
A EDDtNG.

Miss Henrietta Clark-Jordan. daughter Of Mrs
Thomas Rowe Jordan of No SOL West 144th
street this city. and sister Of Captain Harry 4
Jordan L s A was quietly married at her home
IN Wednesday to DR.. Harry Hill Van Kirk. L s
A the Rev T. A Wade officiating. The bride was
formerly we'll known in Louisville Ky
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
Ex.coNeREssmaN CROWLEY ILL.

Iooknort n y June 25.-Richard Crowley. for
r,erlv member of Congress from the sFh District
Is seriously III at his apartments in this city HIS
r,at+,o, is such ss to cause apprehension in the
minds Of his friends
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
j. RALPH BURNETT.

7. Ralph Burnett. who served as Corporation
Counsel under former Mayor Dehevoise of Long
Island CITY prior TO 1888 and who also Assist
ant District Attorney Of old Queens County under
former District Attorney Benjamin w Downing
died on Wednesday at his home. in Manhattan
aged sixty-three years. He was brother or Dr.
William ]. Burnett, OF Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
PENN BAR ASSOCIATION ELECTS,

TFv Telegraph 20 The Tribune J
-,. ..s-- ~ T J1ue 25-The Pennsylvania Bar
ASSOCIATION this afternoon elected these officers:
1,-.sfsen+ NJ Hampton Todd. Attorney General Of
E,snnsvIvanta: secretary, Judge William H STAKE
of Philadelphia: treasurer, William penn Idoyo'
po,,er was given the president TO select dele-
oa,as 70 the American Bar Association
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
INSTITUTE PURCHASES HER5ARlUm.

The hest and largest herharium representing the
fora Of Long Islard has just been purchased by
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. in
whose. museum the collection has been for several
years az a loan exhibit. The herbarium col
Iected bv EIihu s Miller. of wadng River, Long
Island and contains more than five thousand speci-
mems renresenting over four thousand species.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
COLGATE HoNoRs GOVERNOR HUGHES

Hamilton, n. Y, June 25-The degree of Doctor oe
Laws was conferred on Governor Hughes to-day by
Colgate University The Governor unable to
he present account Of the death of ex-Presi-
dent Cleveland The degree OF Doctor Of Divinity
conferred the Rev. William E. Hutcher
Of Virginia, and the Rev. William A Bennett, of
Hartford. Conn. The graduating class numbered
fnrrt--fhree
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
THE WEST vrRotNIA's SPEED.

Washington. June 25.-An official report OF the
four-horr full power trial of the armored cruiser
West Virginia off Point Conception. Cal, on June
J3 Just received at the Navy Department, shows
that the vessel o. A knots the contract speed
reing % knots The engines showed 1875 revou-
+Ennsa arnnir1I
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
DE WITT S. SMITH.

Lee. Mass. June 25.-De Witt s. Smith. one OF
the best known paper manufacturers in the state
died at his home here to-day. Mr.. Smith was
president Of the Smith Paper Company, which oper
ates FIVE mills in Lee and Lenox. He sixty
nine years of age.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
SAILING ORDERS FoR HE FLEET

Washington. June 25.-FinaI sailing orders have
been given to Admiral Sperry, commander in
chief of the Atlantic fleet, which is TO leave San
Francisco on its journey around the world on
July = The fleet is due at Manila late in the
fall and will stop a number of places the
wav The itinerary OF the return trip by way Of
the Suez Canal has not been finally made up,
nor has any decision been reached as TO whether
the ships shall to New York or Hampton
Roads on their return TO the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
MRS AGNES c. AssERsoN SWIFT.

Mrs Agnes c. Asssrson Swift. wife OF Justin r
Swift of Pfttsburg. died suddenly in this city on
Wednesday, Mr. Swift is the of Rear Al
r<tral William Swift Of Washington. Burial will
be at Richfeld Springs, n. Y, on Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
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DR.. SHARPE WILL RETURN HERE.

Springfield. H. June 25.-The Rev. DR.. T. Man
ley sharpe. former rector Of st. Stephens Church.
New York who here from that city eighteen
months ago 10 accept the rectorshp Of Christ
Episcopal Church rendered his resignation to-day.
and Will return with his family to New York next
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
Died.

coLE-At Lake Mshopsc. wsdnesdsy. Juns = w.i-
Fun.raI al Mahopsc Fails baptist Church. FRIDAY.
81 2:5o D n Carriages will s~ait me arrtva =,
CREAM gAHET1-o@a To- Tnqrsdsy , Jun. IS 1so, AZ
ss r'sdsTSs No ., 20 scf cr.sn asg s.ss.d
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
cHnninsS.ro ass1sy nrfrss. ,-5n No 4Ts5
Fulton ST. Brooklyn Friday. 2;5O D. M rnssrmsnt
Yonkers. n Y. Thurscsy. Tune zsth. Geerss Jonas
city. the 5sth year OF his as. Norcs
hereafter.
EpDY-At Hunns Lake. View York. Tuesday. June az
and daushter OF the late Josiah s1th.-isnd Of
inst. t:30 o'clock
- 1908 Joshua Able Fessendsn major United stafes
>. he'd at bis late residences NO. 32 Forest IT. on
Friday june Is. s:so D. Ins.rment A-in<-oa
National Cemetery Saturday
ssfTTH-At his r-sfdenc- in Lee. Mas On THURSDAY.
June = De witt Sheldon smith, IN HI. seth y-:r sa-
aatur1ay. June n at O'Clock
sTONE-At MontcIafr. " J.. June "a. 1908. Mary
Eidsvay. wife Of Horaes ssous runr.i rrivars-
svIFT-suddenIy. in New YORK w.da.se.z. Juss "a
bsT hsne' G - A,seson - g vie ,ts, % [gsn yg s %
Internent Saturday Richreld Spring. Pf-rseu-s
p1pers please copy.
TRUNAN-on Thursday. Jun. IS. 1909. her home.
Orang. n. J. Ju. IL wife OF Henry Il Truman "a
the seth year Of her ass- Funers ss-vsces VII ;.
held IN St MARKS Cnurch. West oranxs' On sssasE. &
from New York at Orange station D. L u w. N
terneut private Kindly omit flowers
wATsON-Suddsn1y Utica n t. Jun. -. william
Church. Utica.
Eaphsa p1IeEaek wisa dauratsr Of n. ist.
Marcus and catharins Campbell Wilbur: IN tns Tsth
Rosedsis cemessry. Orange Z. j.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
ans FOR MINE PLANTERS OPENED.

washington June 25.-The quartermaster gen
o,,1.s department of the army to-day opened pro-
roeals for the construction Of four mine planting
eeIe the lowest bidder being the New York
ebinbuilding Company whose bid was s164,715 for
each vessel
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

HOTEL, ASTOR-N. z. Irwin. L. s N. An
nanoIis HOFFMAN-Captain y. L Tate, &c
United States Cavalry. WALDORF ASTORIA
shirley Ogilvie, Montreal
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26

HiFhest tenperatnre vesTsTis'. 50 tfeFsss u
average ~ Averags temperature corresponding date
lass Is Average temperature for corresponding
1are asst thirtv-+hree v-srs y
orsI Forecsst To-day fair Saturday. light north
north winds
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lfarr1ed.

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE Will
=, r.,nbIsb.d in the Tr-weekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
HIs LOYAL FOLLOWING
r--ou, The baltimore Sun.

p-rom The BalilllOit G@ti- ,t-
5,,.,.eland's uncompromising adherence 70 ; ais
MI ,i,re aroused antagonisns among Ger Lli <1II
,e Of tIIs, Democracy and aliensfed from mn
the hlpp'I ant lie same rigid loyalty to pr1nclps
ieadSiH H,eeD5ed and repealed some Democrats ateW
Wiz. presfdeur other elements or the DeIlocIfh,;
10 the o-,o 10 he known. in time, as = leVelall1
VINO ,s Caait we doubt whether any President Sas
t'eii" 80 more Ioyal following or following VIII
ever ia" "r5dence In their leader or more sincere
eL,eattrratio7 FOR him man and a staiesilaiI'
HE KEPT THE FAITH"
1,,a New York World.
rom . nrofound political truth which General
IL ~as - yrben he said, We love him for the
Bragg uAttI las made" That was largely the
enemies Dr 6'evelands greatness as pupLc
secret W re afraid TO make enemies.
sefNail [,cr3fced his conscience or coTlNlcIlolls
lie never Whatever his mistakes, both ot
10 pepri ppn md commission he Fought the good hsAt
H h. kept the faith
rrrFFALo VERDICT
- --,, buffalo ConniefciH4-
Fi"H' Letter eueulies. because ms r!esf1 finn-
lie tlhsI i1te-rrtued manner wren ne feii Il..s ne
esfN ana ,od him unpopular; btit thr lIfL-
was Ti-i Ir believed 10 t,r F'-Iii- ~ NJ
ff"H ." that puf.1' oili " . "a
metnf'l3ii - - au almost 2e"TeI ~ =, - -
rust 40. ifsr of the mon VINO nave ilsiu ~
tnf So =. the hesd ~ me eoNsII'ti' IN IS
exalted oIiL ors more sincerely ANXIOUS t5 .. ~
hsH nct -frh ths essential Irlnctp'Tfr -, - r.
.onfornllt- -,e.ir with more de- ",t ett'l e+
~ta'fs -s7,s-'e and -vecutt-= ct E3at H14ltS'
the .-.,,. Ipkci.s s-.l cuGht 70 -
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THE WOODLAND CEMErEzI

Ts readily accessible. by Haris1 trains er-- 9-4r4
Central Station webster and Jerors Av.rus trolleys
and Lots $50 Telephone. &565
Gr3uercv representative.
once. 90 East z3d St New City.
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In Memoriam.
CEsfFTERUES-

orTMAEN-rn loving aci so-rc-rui r-nsrnsrsses
Of Augustus 2 ottr1anu. beloved husband ot Agatha
5fico1ina ottrn4nn. who passed away Jun. "a. 1902
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Born.

HARDY-To Mr. and Mrs Edward Roche Hardy. a
son. June ~. 1908
New-York tribune., 1908-06-26
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
HIS REWARD.

From The Boston Transcript. - -.
,,is rA1-sr6 to enjoy in his retirement tne
" NaS ~ great parrv which he twice dFIeat
e6 He had made no concession & rom yl4 ls he sjed
49,, t~ror1 Republicans esteemed ano WON % as @
MAJ T1n3ocrats regarded as a leader aus
oonses> - ,bejr own Ioes by those who should nave
fnIIcrred him