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New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

Porter on What the Irshran Has Done as a
Soldier in our Late Wars; DR.. Nicholas Murray
Butler on "Educa ton: Justice Victor j. DoWhns'
on "Co-operation in the Extension Of All Great IN
teIlectual and Spiritual Ideas: Clark Wi4lafrs'
on The Late Financial Crisis" and General Frea-
erick Dent Grant. The American Army IN
expressing his qualification at having Cardinal
Logue as his guest, Mr.. Martin said:
Cardinal Losue Before pledging the , health 9f
Gg1F SG9g fb honor conferred G g upon me and my
by your presence at this dinner and OF eSpsesSs e
aa Citizens and residents Of New York
proud of the distinction implied ny you, af g
appropriate Of your precious and eagerly
am touched BY an appreciation Of your 5, c4az a1s,
acter and Indiv1dua Tf as digntfaTy Nor in
this do underestimate the majesty Oh your +b IeV
mind the Strength and spiendor OF that church
were manifested in no ordinary way og ma b,cS S0
with so many of our fellow citizens. watched WITH
solemn interest The thoughts of Whcn M nv Tpfnd
Living in this city, as DO it was delight to see
avenue. that thoroughfare which the critics OF
evil omen would have you believe Is me sIalhIrs s
ground Of greed and avariCe and seI1-Seeklns anu
4 was blessed and ennobng sight to see those
marching past the clubs and resta1[a ans MS ta aid
bility of metropolis. It was an imposing sPeGta
Gle Of the spiritual and the matea1 ys' a4b,Dg taf 70
be compared to the subtle spirit of loyalty and
keeping step not alone TO fife and drum but IN
the broader sense to the music OF an iaus.rIoIs .
church and to the music of nobler humanity
Cardinal Logue, 10 you, wise and NOBLE man
as prince of the Church and my honored guest 1
pledge your health
The toast was then drunk standing. Cardinal
Logue in few sentences told of his gratitude for
the recertion he had received n this country. ard
said that he hoped the Stars and Stripes would
always wave over the heads Of a happy and con-
tented people.
Cardinal Logue told his auditors that he had pre-
pared no formal speech. He spoke Of the great sur
prses he had with his visit to the metropolis
Of the New World and prophesied for America
high place among the nations of the world. but
warned the people against militarisrn and casting
loose from the teachings Of religion.
addition to the speakers there were present
Paul Morton. Harold Browne. John D. Crirnrnins,
Thomas Kellay, Harry S Black. George Henry
Warren. Frank Pendletou, Burreu Hoffman, John
Jacob Astor. Oliver H P. Belmont, Stuyvesant
Fish, Perry Belmont. Wayne MacVeagh, E. J Ber-
wind ] D. Bennett Joseph Auerbach. Theodore
A Bingham Charles B. Alexander. John W Gates.
Charles Ram Kennedy, Brayton Ives, Delaney
Nicol. Julien T. Davies, Melville E Stone, William
A Tucker, Chester 5. Lord, William 9. Relck, St
Clair McKelway. Hart Lyman. Arthur Brisbane.
Ralph Pulitzer Rollo Ogden. Archbishop Farley.
the Bishop Of Queenstown and Monsgnor Lavelle
and party
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
LEGAL POINT PUZZLES CANON CHASE.
Higher Courts May Not Be Able to Pass
on Question of His Contempt.

Owing TO a point of law brought out IN court
proceedings yesterday Canon William Sheaf
Chase rector of Christ Episcopal Church. Bedford
avenue. Brooklyn. is uncertain whether or not he
will be able to have the higher courts review the
decision of Justice Marean of the Supreme Court
by which he adjudsed in criminal contempt
of court. on Il motion made by District Attorney
Clarke, Ralph r. Jacobs. Canon Chase's lawyer
ordered yesterday to appear before Justice
Kelly Thursday and show cause why the writ
of certiorari obtained by Canon Chase should not
be aside
The point made is that Justice Maresn. by
verbally adjudgng Canon Chase in contempt and
then stspendng sentence. prevented any findings
being put record IT is asserted that
there be appeal, there is record OF
the proceeding
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
WINNERS AT PHILADELPHIA SHOW.

Philadelphia, May ga splendid array of classes
and delightful weather combined to make the
second day OF the horse show at st. Martini 8
Green, under the auspices OF the Philadelphia
Horse Show Association, OF the mcst brilliant
in the history OF the exhibitions
Reginald c. Vanderbilt and Judge William II.
Moore Of New York, were again successful ex-
hibtors. The winners follow:
Class (horses harness; deaiersp-Comnissione
George Watson. New
Glass l thoroughbred stallionst-Wysth, Elstsnore
Farm. Cove Long
Class ~ (cobs under saddet-Trump, John T. sprat-
ley. New York
Glass 81 green hunters)--The Wolfe. George Watson
York.
Class (psr horses IN harness. .hovn 10 erougham
victor4a,-Lord Brooke Lord Burlsigh. Reginald
Vanderbilt. New York
Class 81 Chors.s IN harness. TO a runaboutl-Grand
Duke Taugo SauvaF- Newark y J
62 saddle horses up 70 car-ytnE two hundred
p.oIndsD-The Herald. z T Z. Tarnage. Bernar6svle
".
Class as Cho-ses novioep-LA1y seaton and
Rose W. H Moore, New York
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
IN HONOR OF CLINTON
Great Parade VIII Escort Body To
day to Washington Station.
rFrorn Tbe rr1bun. Bur.auI

Washington Nav x-The most irnpressivs pa
triotc ceremonial and parade that the natlonaI
capital has witnessed in many years VIII De nero
tomorrow morning when the body OF Genera
George Clinton first Governor Of New York and
twice vce-Presdent OF the United States. will start
on its Journey Kingston.
President Roosevelt has issued executive or
der excusing from duty all government employees
who are members of patriotic organizations ana
who wish to join the parade
The President. order includes the following: The
Grand Army Of the Republic. Loyal Legion. Union
Veteran Legion. Union Veteran Union. Spanish
War Veterans Army and Navy Union. Sons OF
the American Revolution. Society OF Colonlal
Danes Womans Relief Corps. Daughters OF the
American Revolution Society of Colonial " ars tne
Society Of 1872 Sons OF the Revolution. Department
of the Potomac G. A r.; Sons of veterans W asn-
,ne+on National Monument Society, Sons OF Neter-
ans. Reserves Regular Army and Navy Union
T. s Grant Circle Ladies' Of the Grand Army OF
the Republic and the George Washington Memo
rial Association -
General Bell chic, Of staff Of tn. army. will act
ss grand marshal Of the parade and he VIII De
e,.onnoanied by hts entire staff in uniform and
will be followed by the Marine Band Then VIII
como three companies OF coast artillery lour coni
panies OF United States marines. one company u
seau1en from the Mayhower, detachment from 'iio
army hospital corps two batteries Of field ar'lery
and thre. companies OF cavalry. under command OF
Colonel Charles A. ?. Hatfield 18th Cavairy-
Fouou1n1 the first section will be the regiment
Of hizh school cadets. with the Engineers band
Immediately following will be the calsson oearlhs
the body escorted by Troop H. 18th United states
cavalry. and twelve representatives OF patrio'ic
societies
The descendants Of Governor Clinton and a com
mite. from the city of Kingston will follow the
rstsson After them will be representative Oh
the President of IN. United States. the Cornrnls-
,,on.rs Of tn. District OF Columbia members OF
the Board of Trade the Chamber Of Commerce anu
narriot:o societies and delegations OF clIlz1ils-
The Daughters OF the American ReVoIuuoil' I'm .
dr.n Of the American Revolution and the Coioria'
Danes will take part. Among those appointed 10
act as COMMITTEES Of escort by the Daushters VI
the American Revolution Mrs. Donald NC
Lean president general: Mrs Henry w -a1I.
Mrs. Charles Terry and Mrs. Henry 5 BoNron- All
Of New York.
Governor C1fnton's body will be placed IN 'ne "
caisson al the cemetery at 1880 a n ana Will
bA convened TO the Union Station. where 1t Will De
given over TO the guard of honor from New 1orA-
e-ore the military companies deliver the CONN 70
+hs Nev York guard each will saluts 1t with fuli
bo,o-s and at the entrance 10 the raroad sI11Iloh
Their. will be .aIutatfon OF flags by the patrotic
organizations.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
A LOCEINvAR FROM DENVER.
Opposed in Marriage to Pittsburg Young
Woman. Elopes with Her in Auto.

rBy Telegraph The Tribune ]
F4ttsbr1rz Nav a.-Ptttsburg society is much ex-
cited over the elopenent OF Miss Lucille H. Roes-
sing soprano of the fashionable First Presby-
-erfa1 Church, and Claude e Grtfey. a business
man OF Denver. Miss Roessing is cast for the
n-incipaJ part OF the performance of The Pirates
OF Penzance.' 20 be given by F1ttso'lrg society
women for charity. Grirey came here yesterday.
,1.aded his cause and won Miss Roessing's con-
sen- ro an immediate marriage, but Dr. Maitland
Alexander. pastor Of the First Church. objected
Then C,riffey bundled Miss Roessing into an au-
-o-oobile and took her to Williamsburg. where they
were married by A country minister The bride
- ,be daughter Of " P Roessing, a wealthy oil
man OF Butler. Penn
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
7ue FUNERAL OF FRANCOIS coPPEE

Paris May 2s,-The funeral of FRANCOIS Coppes.
the French poet and dramatist. was held to-day.
All classes Of society strove TO honor this poet
of the people" who Is the fourteenth member OF
the French Academy who has died within i've
years The Church OF St Francis Xavier was
filled with well known representatives Of French
art ,cienoe and literature. well delegations
from various French patriotic organizations At
,hs conclusion Of the funeral great assem-
h,a~~ which had been unable 10 enter the church
,orr,.s IN procession and headed by imposing
attachment Of the military. escorted the body TO
Nontp~xnaeoe CamstAgy.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
LARGE GIFT TO HOSPITAL FUND.
Lord Mountstephen Adds 5000 Shares Of
Great Northern to Former Donation.

London. May B-Lord Mountstephen. formerly
president Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany who previously gave 100000 70 the King
Edward Hospital Fund, has now given FIVE thou
sand shares of the Great Northern Railroad OF the
United States the same fund
In letter TO the Prince of Wales informing him
Of the gift Lord Mountstephen expressed the hope
that should the finance committee decide to change
anv Of the securities in which his contributions
ALREADY we're invested 1t would be tempted TO
reinvest the money in so-called trustee securi-
ties"
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
WILLIAM 3. CIRCUIT.

William 3. Circuit, president and director Of the
Lithoprfnting Company. died yesterday from
Brtght's disease al his home, No 259 West 18Th
street Mr. Orcutt born in Canada forty-nfne
wears ago He was pioneer in the Of alun1l-
nun in the lithographing trade. and founded a
company after his own name He came 70 this city
twelve years ago and opened the first plant TO use
aluminium as printing surface He was also vice
president and director of the Federal Lthograph
Con1panv 4 wife three daughters and son sur
vi him.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27

marquis. their allowance. constituting charges on
the family property. II is in order to meet this
drain upon his exchequer that he has, with the
consent OF his younger brother and heir, sold the
treasures accumulated by his beautiful but frail
ancestress at the expense OF George " and of
the British Crown. Let add that his mother.
the widow of the fourth marquis. made q rather
romantic marriage some eight years ago. when she
gave her hand to good looking inspector OF the
Irish Consta abuiary, ot the Of John R Cam
eroa. MARQUIS DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
GOING TO ITALY FOR CRIME CURE.
District Attorney in Brooklyn Will Study
Methods of Police There.

italian criminal have become so numerous IN
BROOKLYN that District Attorney Clarke and Assist
ant District Attorney Corrao have determined to
go TO Italy this summer TO study the methods OF
the police there in curbing crime Corrao has charge
OF the Italian criminal work in Brooklyn.
Clarke and Corrao will start for Italy on June
They will land Naples and spend much of their
time in and about that city and in Sicily. Carrao
acting as guide and interpreter. he is Scilian
They will interview the police and the ma gistrates
and visit the courts and the prisons and. as well
study the people themselves.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
DINNER FOR CARDINAL
F. T. MARTIN THE HOST.
Irish Primate Guest of Honor at TIT
PIozo-One Hundred Present.

All the walks Of New York life were represented
at the dinner given last night at the Plaza oy
Frederick Townsend Martin for Cardinal Loeue
More tba, a hundred guests were present. and
the decorations were OF peonies and roses OF RED
on the tables while the centre decoration was
mass of roses and peonies. banked with flowers
and ferns.
The speakers. IN addition to Mr.. Martin. were
Cardinal Ioe7,e Joseph H Cnoate, who spoke
on The American Roman Catholic Jubilee and lts
Standard the American Flag; General Horace
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
Died.
In Mnnorfzm-


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Allen. aged 20 years Int.-rn-nt IN wisconsin
sunday Ma 2. .Ss Sagss ss.ss4 asl'. ne
s,s Js1ss and "a 59a aa- ~ II ssIoes a. h-- .fs
r-sidence North At. White Plains carri.ses ~. ~
ia%n iaST1 me ''' tram rom -'" '''N '"'''''-''
Coz Gh.9Dsqg. May s1 N.s..:a.z Ann. Co"
@ H5 en' " a 8s. F or.E On N'na.y q s NAY ss
Inter-n~nr GIens Falls. y. Z.
cJ-MMING-At Newark. y J Monday, Nay 25 laos
Funeral services at his home. No. ar Mount P-os-
pect ave (Newark)- on Thursday. May "a. . m
DoDD-At Eas, Orange. " J. Monday. May . lsos.
Matthias NJ Dotd IN hts s5tn ysar FIn--s. sesytcss
Grove 81 on Ihqr.dsy NAY @ 2s a. 30 p. ? so~ IN,
e EN- EsdsaaT =, '4taenly . On Nay
the lat. william Rsddins q Manhastsnviiis. Fu-
neral Friday MAY 10 at s:so a and th-nos 20
cer1stery
Jon Nav = a. bis r-sit.aeA' 20 rs rs.rs9 z.s
ssviee- Wetnesds1 Dn at p M at sts --.d-re.
Friends invited Ints-ro-nt private
Kan and "a asuss.r A0A 0f Ncas. EePsf,,sns aasra
Friday morning 9so rom No 1ss PsciHc Sc. sroos.
solemn viii satd FOR her
KTHNEoa sunday 3 May p stseT 80 .hqrt N n1e. -
yssr F1-ra! seTve- ~. 0s bid a. g ss-snos5a. 1
10 O'Clock Int-rnnent private.
MANZ-On NAV n. 1908. 1:so Il m. Marfs Agnes
Hsnz her residence No. DO Rutl-dze st. Brookvr
MARKS-Ou Sunday morning. Roosevelt Hospital
and Nah>I VI. Blanchard 54th year Of
Remains s. Leos House OF FSeposet No 3 Easr
2sth street. Funeral services "Wednesday. May n.
10 from Church. 2sth street between
Madison and 9Th
Marsha vfIiian1srorr. Mass May 2S. william
Lawrence Marsh. Intsrmsnt at Railway. y. J. prt-
MELvTLL1E-On Tuesday Nav 26 1903. Atlantic
City y. J. Elizabeth daughter OF the lsre Herman
and Elizabeth Shaw Melville Notice OF funs-sl
hereafter
MORFORD-At Newton. y J.. Tuesday. Nav "a
Theodors Morford Of the lats Elh- De Rie-nsr
and Samuel Denton Morford his T3d y-ar- Burial
services Christs Church. Newton. y j. on FRIDAY.
o'clock Barclay and Christopher and II 43 from 23d
LackaWanna P P
PTATT-Mav q 1eos carries II P1art. sz-1 a
services his residence No 2s5 Lexnz-
Brooklyn. Tues1ay evening. Nay D. at
$50 O'Clock Burial Wednesday. D n. IN Ever
Csunetery-
ROBINSoN-Or Tuesday Nav 2s 1908. n Robin
beloved daught4r 81 Ir and Mrs James c Robin
Of No 6S jefferson BroOoklyu, passed
az Rovlsv. Mass. aged % y-a-s months and
% days Irtsrrnerr at SsUpOr- R l.. Friday. 18Th
sTEvENS1At residence. Th. Cot-as.. Csstls
Point. HoDoken. n. J., Saturday, May =. 1903
and Maria Fowler stevens year Of his
Funeral from Paul-s Church. Hoooksn. Vetnssday
May q. at ,. n Please omit flowers
woRTHINGTON-At '"Torthing-on Farms" wor-hins-
New York NAV .. Maria Fraser wortainsron
Notice Of funeral later
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
OBITUARY NOTES.

WILLIAM A PEARSON. chief architect Of the
General Electric Company. died yesterday al
Schenectady. n. Y He was stricken with paralysis
Monday
HENRY c. HOOKER a business man and one
Of the leading Sunday school workers OF the state,
died Monday night at Syracuse He was sixty-nine
years old.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
CHICAGO MAY CALL DR.. GOOOELC

baltimore May 2.-It rumored at the Meth
odist Episcopal General Conference to-day that
the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Goode, pastor of Cal
vary Church. New York, will be asked 70 succeed
the Rev DR.. W. A. Quayle, elected bishop to-
day. As pastor of st. JamesS Church Chicaso.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast.-WashfnEtou May %
Tn. disturbance Sunday being central
sa1to Domingo moving II westerly course is now
snpar~ntly Florida where
is ordered Tuesday afternoon and carried thence
as far north as Wilmington " c The central valleys
hss advanced over the interior Of
.,st.. and rains have again IN the middle and
northern Rocky Mountain and plateau districts From
the Mississippi River the Rocky Mountains the tenn
perature has risen
During days the Western rain area VIII
ssnoa over N. central valleys will reach the At
lan,ic states Friday. its the country
sds. over the valleys. and ul reach the At
,ar-,c the Of the week In tho mean
,,r. conditions continue unsettled over the Eastern
states Kite fight. Mount Weather Tuesday showed
a. compared "a degrees az the surface Ihs soout
gradient and indicates breaking up Of tho
b.T conditions that have existed during the
last nr , Wednesday the be fresh and
mostly |-.,b 20 brisk from
m, south Atlantic snd east Gun Gosh.s !sL
abe a,9hf 51tt,ns w 10 essteriy tho Great Lakes.
steamers departing Wednesday ioI Europs-n c-ard
Banks.
F.reoas. for Special Looalue".-F'r New hns'ann'
,.r to-day: Thursday fair and cooisr fresh south
We winds -. -, .,
r. Eastern New York. showers to-day with cooler
a. m. interior Thursday fair: fTesh southwest "inds
For District Of c9J. coz Mar,sna usett..d weather
Da-nbs6ry showers to-day and Thursday light
variable ~tnGa npennsyivania fair to-day Thurs
For ,eT in north portions "Wednesday; winds shift
70 fresh ea York showers and cooler to-day:
f,sS 70. = FAIR. fresh west winds becoming VaFlaDie
orc,sI R>eord-The following Official record
from the weather Bureau shows 'he ehAs - "
ternpeI1,t tb m. corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
In MemOran.

record desP the death % their asscctate
Philip IOr1ng Allen the early Of trentyrine For
Of editorial star or The Ever
personal
highest deals. and erthu-
patriotic service merit he tor
leading and IN early
manhood than ru lei promise cf exceptional
death the Trustees know - only
friends associates. jour
nals entrusted their charge
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
UNDERTAKES

FRANK E CAMPBELL, 241-s West zsd Sc Cha9-a-
Private and public anbuIa-css Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev Stephen Merritt the world -vtt--kno-1 under
taker Only place OF business sth and 18Th
81 Largest the world Tel. 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-05-27
-, onc,aI Record.-The following offoiai record
~. WEATHER shows the changes IN ths
r,-ur. for IN. last twenty four hours IN com
ran- q

rxr..t tenpe-stur. yesterday So desrees io~es.,
go sv.rase for Corresponding date last thirty
three year earre-.ea.t-1o-dsy ThuTsdsy, eaas
>,s.h southwest p1noa
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ALL BISHOPS NAMED
Election of -Four at Methodist Con-
ference Completes Episcopacy.
[Ry Telegraph to The Tribune


Baltimore May 26.-The Rev. Frank NJ Bristol
OF Washington. elected Bishop on the eigh-
teenth ballot at the Methodist Episcopal General
Conference here to-day, completing the quota OF
members Of the episcopacy TO be elected at this
conference. The vote follows: Total, 722 necessary
10 choice. 4So Bristol, 4e3; Downey. 137; Stuntz
43; remainder scattering
The Rev. DR.. Robert Mcintyre of Los Angeles
was elected Bishop the sixteenth ballet The
vote follows: Total, 753; necessary to choice. 2
Mcintyre 514; Bristol 49, Stuntz 251; Downey, $50;
Mason, 35; Jennings. 2s: Cooke 10
The Rev. DR.. Wilson S. Lewis. president Of Morn
ingside College Sioux City. Iowa, and the Rev. DR..
Edwin H Hughes president IF De Pauw Uni
versty. Greencastle. Ind. elected bishops on
the fifteenth ballot, with the vote as follows Total
747; necessary a choice 4as; Drs. Lewis. o24;
Hughes. 5: Mcintyre, 4sI: Bristol 3ss: Stuntz. &c.,
Downey. 233; Jennings. IL Mason II. Hingeley, 1S:
Cooke. 40 Goodell. H.
The thirteenth. fourteenth and seventeenth bal
lots resulted in choice
DIR. Henry Wade Rogers. dean of Yale Law
School. chairman of the commission on judiciary
presented a resolution calling that commission
for opinion reGar riding the constitutionalty OF
the famous paragraph 24s OF the Book OF Dis
cipline, which relates to prohibited amusement
Every parliamentary device rescrted 10 in
order to prevent such reference of the resolu-
ton. the fear being that a prejudgment Of the
question by the commission might affect the main
debate on the paragraph A vigorous appeal for an
it came before the conference prevailed and the
resolution laid the table.
Dr. Thomas H Lewis. DR.. A. [. Reynolds and
J ". Herring. the special commission appointed
by the Methodist Protestant General Conference
at Pttsburg last week a return delegation 10
respond the overtures looking toward organic
union with the Methodist Episcopal Church were
introduced to-day. They were received with great
enthusiasm The burden of the response of the
Methodist Protestants. given by Dr Lewis.
was that that body believed in and was eager
for organic union. but because its membership
is found both North and South il is most deslrous
Of joining a united Methodism. II desires TO
make its movement toward union means toward
q larger union Of the Methodist Episcopal Church
and the Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH 10
add to the momentum of sentiment toward this
larger union the Methodist Protestants are ask
ing the United Brethren denomination to cooper
ate with them in seeking this end, IN ths way
responding the overtures from the Unlted
Brethren looking toward organic union between
the Methodist Protestants and that body
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s,.,,sns 40 ENzabesh shn~ Oliver
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