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New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
CREATION OF A METROPOLIS.

-z r,-.s-.,- on reaching Australia 70 assume
.ha oH0s II Governor General in July Vail h'''
&C re sf~culties with which he is called upon
p deal tie troublesome question as TO TIE capita
:. -ls commonwealth. AT the present moment 'he
FEDERAL Parliament sits at Melbourne, WINE the
Official residence OF the Governor General IS ~
s-s-.- This condition Of affairs IS 10 continue
-.r tbe definite establishment Of the federal cap
s-.- - 0aleettv In 1ea. the Federal Parliament
RAISED an sct determining that the nelsh"oI Ao"I
o< TpaieAttv fulfilled the statutory CONDITIONS io'
re irrespective capital. conditions NrlCh ie4t''
y shall be situated within the state OF Ne"
c.y-- wales and shall he within 100 miles OF
SYDNEY But nothing has been done IN the matter
: has been found impossible 20 arrive at any
ssr.er7ent respecting the precise area TO re &C
,--ss ~ Dssetty for the construction OF the ne"
--a--o-o1.s an6 Melbourne perfectly satisfied with
-hA r-esent condition OF affairs, which renders II
tie centre OF the political gravity OF the continent
IS putting every obstacle in the way O. tne c'ea,
ion OF the new capital. while other cIhes ana
states in Australia, especially New Sou'h ""Ies'
sre indignant over the delay 80
should Lord Dudleys governorship coincide WIN
1he transfer Of the seat OF federal government OF
The common wealth TO Dalgerty II viii De epoch
making WASHINGTON became the metropolis OF the
United States little more than huloreo H Hoa-
sro and still more recently Ottawa has become
ne seat OF the federal government OF tle Do-ii-i
of Canada and Berlin the headquarters OF tiis
federal government Of the German Empire c~Iea1e GO
- sd IN 1857 the capital Of the empire or japan
,rss transferred from kyotO 10 Toxic. on me Ia
o. Yeddo and in Siam the capital has peen III ei's
same way moved from Ayuthia 10 bahehoh- bu.
-. since Peter the Great undertook the coioNsa
-sst IF building an entirely new city on the reIa
80 5esolate swamp al the mouth OF the NeFa
naming j. -. Petersburg and conveying I" Il a
7re various departments tf government nom l'i'
s-~5e-t capital Of Moscow has any such task oeeH
,-5e--al,er7 as that 10 which the Australians are
r,-,-f-te5 in erecting Z whole new metropolis on
ne waste lands fn the neighhoThood of tAe Attle
Village Of DaIgetty, IN New South wares.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
WAGNER'S TETRALOGY.

In the serial performances Of the dramas const-
tI+i,g Uagner's Der Ring des Nbelungen' with
which Mr Conred is concluding his administration
at the Metropolitan Opera House, "Siesfried was
reached last night All the artists concerned III
the representation. including Mr.. Mailer the con-
ductor had taken part in the performances incoi-
porated In the subscription season, and the per
fornance of last night differed from its predeces
sors only in respect of the contribution maze 10 II
Iy, the attitude and character Of the audience Not
an insignificant contribution this however 1t made
itself felt before the music began In prevailing ar
of serious expectancy and during the performance
in the tense with which the drama was fol-
lowed Such a spirit reaches the singing actors
and the conductor and when it's influence is felt
in the degree that it last night moving and
eloquent performance is likely to result. That was
the case last night Tomorrow evening Will see
the conclusion of the cycle.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MIR. ROCKEFELLER VICE-PRESIDENT.
Young Man Elected Despite Alleged Attempt
to Stampede Meeting.

At the close of the annual meeting OF the bloie
class of the Fifth Avenue Baptist Chulci i"s'
nf.-hf it was announced that John D. Rockefeller
5r was elected vice-president OF the class Al
though at the start there were signs that friends
of his opponent ". Z. Church, were trying to
stampede the voters for their candidate, and al
though it is said that at least three votes were
cast for him, the chairman of the elections COM
mittee announced that Mr.. Rockefeller was elected
unanimously.
Fifty-three votes cast, each ballet being
numbered. While the meeting in progress
friend Of Mr.. Church, it is said went to each
member of the class and suggested that Church
receive least a few votes show the cIass's
good will toward him. Many members OF the class
agreed to vote with the man. in view of the
whening that it expected Mr.. Rookie
feller would pile up. The ruse was in a fair way
to defeat Mr.. Rockefeller when one of his cam
palgn managers found it out.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
CLEVER COMEDY AT GERMAN THEATRE

: / unusually clever and amusing comedy. en-
titled Die Crosse Ledenschaft" (''The Grand Pas
sIon'0 was presented last night at the German
Theatre II is the work of Raoul Auernheimer, ana
can,a here from Vienna II buresques with re-
freabinp bumor the conventional modern play IN
which the ennuied wife turns from her husband IN
search Of a Iivelier passion. The wife OF an OBJ
servant and philosophical merchant is interested In
q nainter who poses as a sutor for her step
,iaca The husband encourages the artist TO keep
m his visits feeling that the grand passion VIII
soon wear off If given free chance TO develop IL
does wear very thin after couple OF weeks, ana
the painter falls really in love with the niece WINE
tho wife recovers her affection for her husband
Tho dialogue of the piece is sparkling and the chief
parts were taken with brilliant effect by Miss
Hofer Miss CassanI. Mr. Veigert and Mr.. NARROW
Few more meritorious light comedies have been
given at the Irving Place Theatre
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MISS cllNcH,s FUNERAL TO-DAY.

Miss Anna Catherine Clnch. member OF an old
New York family and the sister-in-law OF A. I.
Stewart will be buried to-day. the funeral being
held this morning in All Souls Church. Miss
CIinch was born in 1872 in Readc street, when that
mart of the city was the exclusive residence
district She the daughter of Louisa Ireland
and Jacob Cllnch. When Lafayette in this
country In 1924 he visited the Clinch home. where
Miss Clnch had long talk with him One of her
brothers Charles T. Clnch. was in the customs
service here for than half century, many
years Of which he acted deputy collector OF this
port Her sister Corne.la married A. T. Stewart.
ana another Louisa married Charles Z. Butler.
founder OF the law firm of Butler, Evarts & South
mayd She the last survivor OF sixteen chill
dren born Jacob Clinch. and had been a regular
reader OF The Tribune from its first number.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

c-1 r>CrT-On Wednesday. april Is zoos az IN. Yosen-
tie No $50 Park ave. New York Clty. Anna Cath-
arine CIinch daughter the late jacob and Louisa
Ireland Ciinch e8th year. Funeral services
he a All Souls Church. Fourth ave anu
10th ST. Friday. April Il. at IO;oo d m
Crawford son OF the late William
II and Leah Conover Crawford. Funeral services on
Saturday April Is az 80 cIocA at ms
late residence Front keyport- y y. rteldtI'eS
and friends invited without further notee.
FEAR1NG-A. Rome on Thursday. April 1s. Hen
Rome. Internent at Newport, X l.
ieIs lane Hove widow OF Daniel Hunt in her
sGtb wear Funeral from her late residence
SATURDAY, April 1908. at l ?. m: Carriages WI
he IN waiting a Katonah. N Y Tor tram leaNlns
Grand Depot Lexington Terminal at siS1 H.
Irvrr-At Flushing n. Y. Tuesday. April u
1905 Mary Eliza. wife Of lr J Howard Levyr' heI,
afiv+s and friends respectfully invited 20 attend
the funeral a st. Georges Church. Flushins
n Y on Friday. April II. at 1919 a. m
PFpER-On April Is. Meta beloved wife OF the
Inhn Paper IN Funeral services at
b-r late residence 3S2 Lafayette ave. Brookyn On
Sunday at 80 p IN
Ey-At Railway. y. J., April 16 1908. William r
Ripey aged 80 years Funeral service viii take pIa
az me residence OF William A Pcndleton. No -
Sew Brunswick ave. Saturday. April IS. at $50
p III,
toRIF- suddenly. n April Il, at his late residence.
No 1s4 West SD st. John Wilson Rcbie NJ u. IN
Tho T2d year of his Funeral services from tho
part Church. Seth At. and Amst erda n
ave on SATURDAY. Aprl IS. II a N Manchester
st-rlFIEI,psuddenIy Island April f5
George Starr scon-id OF julia HeSer secreid
spd OF the George and Susette Townsend
sconeld. aged 80 years. Funeral private
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
FERDINAND SCHUMACHER.

known as the Oatmeal King of America having
founded the breakfast food business in this coun-
try died unexpectedly at his home here last night.
He was eighty-two years old on March 80. He re-
tired from business some years ago, after having
disposed Of his large interests the American
Cereal Company. the Quaker oats Company.
He came TO America from Hanover. Germany, IN
1880. and settled a farm Cleveland, but
later embarked in the grocery trade. and in 1856
began the manufacture of oatmeal in this city on
2 small scale. The business grew until several
large mills were erected. and later were destroyed
by fire.
Schumacher was also prominent being an
original prohibitionst. He gave large sums for
educational and charitable purposes.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Mr Hand was born in Elizabethtovn in 1s39. He
was graduated from Union College in 1855 He
editor OF THE Elizabethtown Post from 1853 10
1867, and was president of tie Board of Education
and of the village of Elizabethtown. He has filed
many places Of trust and responsibility in the
northeastern part Of the state. Mr.. Hand was
chancellor Of Union College in 1887 and president
Of the New York State Bar Association in 1904 and
1906 having been vice-president for several years
previously lie is member of the American.
State and New York City Bar associations Of the
Academy of Political and Social Science. Of the
American Society OF International Law and other
associations and clubs. His work az the bar in
cent wears has been confined mainly to that OF
counsel rather than active practice.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BUFFALO BILL IN REHEARSAL.
Wild West Show at Bridgeport Preparing
for Opening Here Tuesday.
fBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune.

Bridgeport. Conn. April 15-There was an open
air dress rehearsal here to-day OF Buffalo RilTs
Wil1 West Show and several persons from New
York among the spectators Colonel Cody
loudly cheered when he appeared in the arena
Although suffering from slight cold the old
Snowman through the manoeuvre5 with his
customary and effectiveness He was here
and there conducting the various acts and making
suggestions to the performers For an hour or so
he rode fine bay mare, but later he mounted his
white horse Donovan and gave an exhibition Of
shooting The show will open at Madison Square
Garden on Tuesday night.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MRS. DANIEL 3. FEARING.

TBy IelesTaph 70 Ihs IFlbure.I
Newport r. /. April ia cable message re-
ceived IN Newport to-day announced the death in
Rome Of Mrs. Daniel B. Fearing. She was i'll in
Nevport last summer with a serious affection of
The heart and went abroad for her health last fan
Previous 10 her marriage Mrs. Fearing was Miss
I5arria++a I Strong Of a well known New York
family She was married twenty-five years ago,
end since that time she and Mr.. Fearing. who al
one time was Mayor OF Newport, had made their
home here. Mrs. Fearing was prominent member
of Trinity Church and woman OF many ac-
.lr,,,Iishr,ents She was in her forty-fourth year
The body will be brought here for burial
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
BABY AND CARRIAGE BLOWN IN LAKE
Brother Watches Toy Boat Races and IL
Months Old Child Nearly browns.

Left alone in her perambulator near Conserva-
tory Lake in Central Park. Margaret Stagg. eleven
months old, blown into the water yesterday
and almost drowned. while her twelve-y ear-old
brother Isaiah, was watching the toy boat races
For A few seconds her clothing and the perambu-
lator cover kept the child ahoat.
Amos Wilson, of No 261 West 12Sth street, reached
the lake as the child down and plunged in
TFe ragged the baby. still in her carriage to the
shore DR.. Decker OF the Presbyterian Hospital
said that the baby probably would recover.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
CHARLES GARDNER BUNKER.

The burial Of Captain Charles Gardner Bunker
otire5 sea captaiu who died at Sailors Snug
1f.rbor staten Island. Sunday, will be at Nan
-uclet Mass Following his retirement, fourteen
Years ago Captain Bunker went to the Harbor' re-
naming there until his death. He was born at
>,ort,,cka1 on January es 1878. and a lineal
descendant of the owner Of Bunker Hill and OF
Peter FoIger. the maternal grandfather Of Sen
iar1in Franklin. Five grandchildren and eight
great -gra ndcIdren survive him.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
SALE OF BOOKS BRINGS s2.s27.

From the second evenings sale OF the books from
.t,a collections Of A s. Smith and DR. Mcclure, al
che ifth Avenue Art Galleries. No. 546 Fifth ave
Nc last night 1877 realized. making the total
70 date g. 3f3 The highest price PAID vas slIo Tor
80, Volumes Of the "Cialerte Napoleon" Martin
nj, Maid s1C5 for forty-two volumes of Noltatre
DcEens in fortyeight volumes. went for sSs 40 and
So, Tiobtenstein paid So ), for Les Mserables"
in 7,e volumes. On Saturday all the marbles VIII
ba
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
MRS. CARRIERS GOODS TO BE SOLD.

The entire household furnishings of Mrs. Leslie
Carter are to be sold TO the highest bidder at the
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms. beginning next
Wednesday. Her effects said to be valued
go 600 and TO consist chiefly of antique furniture
portraits, oil paintings and laces- Miss Norma
Munro. once a companion OF the actress, made an
effort to secure the furniture for alleged debt
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
SpeciaI Notices.
To the Employer

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DO YOU want Desirable help QUICK7
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the file OF applications Of selected aspirants for
positions OF various kinds which has lust been
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
LEAVES GREENWOOD CEMETERY $4,000.

In the will Of Mary T. Biden. flied for probate In
Brooklyn yesterday, bequest of sl5o410 is made TO
Greenwood Cemetery and another OF $1,000 to the
Mariners Family Asylum. at Clifton, Staten Island
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
1IrMoNY FOR MRS. w. A. STOKES.

Elizabeth Hitchings Stokes, wife Of Colonel Will
lam A. stokes whose application for an annulment
Of his marriage was recently denied obtained yes
terday an allowance Of so week alimony and
$3.50 counsel fees from Justice Crane in Brooklyn,
pending the appeal which Colonel Stokes has taken
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
HAND TO HEAR JEROME CHARGES
Governor Hughes Names Democrat in Ex
Judge Andrewss Place.
BY Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Albany, April Ex-Governor Hughes appointed to-
day Richard /. Hand. of Elizabethtown. Demo-
crat. commissioner TO take testimony in the case
Of the Jerome charges filed with the Governor by
committee Of stockholders of the Metropolitan
Street Railway Company. Mr.. Hand succeeds ex-
Judge Andrews of Syracuse, who resigned after a
few sessions because he found the case was to be
50 long drawn out as to interfere with important
personal affairs.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Died.

sAIoMoSs-At her home in Princeton. y y. or In-s-
Caroline Issursns Smith, 5ot.ls
daughter OF the DR. Dtrck -. Ssi0mons o. -.
EsIstatius In.liss. and Of susan r -nniSa =
wife and grsnddauglter Of the late Pressd-ns = -
stanhops smith. Of rrincston in the ninety ntn yssf
OF her age Burial Trinity Church. Frin~s
ton a. 4 O'Clock. Thursday. April -
SICGI.ETON-At residence OF his son-inav AtLre1
J sellers No ass Euclid ave- ErO0zly Michael. bs-
loved husband of Mar g. Singleton
saITH-On April -. 1905 Harris King smith ard 81
his residence THE Wyomi1EJ. S-stn - sa1
the Grace Reformed C1Ircn ofii
81. 9Th Friday. at ..
sPARKS-At Chappadua. y Y. Wednesday- Aprl -.
1905 Hannah. wife Of William u sparks N her $40
year Furerai services viii bs held st WoodisHH t-rn-
etsry Saturday April IS. 1855. II 30 p m
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.


Official Record and Forecast-W ashineton' April ~
Cool weather prevails the north districts east
of continued IN the
weather is still unsettled in the West WIN local
sb0 today Kansas CoAerado, Wyoming. SoutIi
Dakota ami Pacific states II Is also inJcti
Northwest. There Will he showers rIay
IN Atlantic states, followed by generally Iar
weather Saturday There be showers FTiday N
Sontb Dakota Nebraska and Kansas. and FRIDAY night
or Saturday Missouri and upper Miss sspp ana he
ohio xaIIeys upper and pToDabIy the IN
teror OF the In the east GuI states
Atlantic states and New
England the VIII be generally fair Frlcay ana
Saturday viii Friday IN the centTd! val
Ievs the lake region. middle Atlantic states ana New
England Saturday In the lower iake region
EgTtl
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ITOFFMAN-Vfrcil P. Kline. Cleveland HoL-
LAND Kerr Branch. Richmond. MAJESTIC
Thomas 8 Martin St Louis ST REGIS-H- II.
Murdoch, Boston MISREPRESENTATION p
Hopkins. Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
DAN. RIce's WIDOW DEAD.

San Antonio Tex, April 1G-Mrs Marcelia Rice.
widow of Dan" Rice. the famous circus clown.
died at Santa Rosa Hospital here to-day from sen
eral debility.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Rear Admiral George Besll Bach born in
Tennessee. January 5. 1921 and appointed
midshipman IN the navy from Ala Ia ma In 1887.
He served in the Mexican War and participated
in the attack on Alvarado and I'm the surrender Of
Vera Cruz In the Civil War he held the rank Of
comma ndant and commanded the Pocahontas and
the Pawnee. He participated in the engagements
the Stone River, South Carolina, and the bonn
bardment Of James Island He TO the rank Of
captain in 1866, and duty at the Washington
Navy Yard for several years. He afterward com
manded the Albany and was governor OF the Naval
Asylum. From 1873 to 1881 he superintendent
OF the Naval Academy. He received the rank OF
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

-. t,a nasseneers who arrived yesterday
from abroad were:
- .nPTaTIC FROM SOUTHAMPTON.
- c.orre Tib-iMr Mrs Clarence
bits Lane vrtlfta,n General and ] Bell.
Nj ana N''S fMr ami MTs F. a. Clark,
/ Drexel Paul -. ...
= =" ..r,..tDt-NT LINCOLN. FROM HAMBURG.
1.tti, Mr. and Mrs r = Graves.
Nj and MrE Charles Il nus" = "NA
rrnrPTA FROM LIVERPOOL
- Is Murray
hs slpI p. sn sr,b aobeTt orr,
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Religious Notices.

20 cents q Ene.
ALL soIIs zISIT GINITaRTaN AZ Is ~ ~ rH
SPECIAL. coop FRIDAY SERVICE o'ooe. ,. -
MADISON SQUARE PREsBTIERIAS czUrc7.
Madison ave and 24th 81
Rev GEORGE @ s. r r MoNTaoMERY k.si,.sHs sii...--
By the Pastor. SIS p
ST BARTHoLoMEw-s CHURCH.
MaeisGp I44e3P,aGy ags SsREs sGTF1E t4Is q
1880 a H0Mornins PRAYER and sermon.
TSaacPsy pTssc6sE fsgy's-lS1 Rsy 5 = USHER S Il r.
So. m--Evenins prayer and address. @
Preacher. Rev r ) '" WOOD
ST GEORGES cHTRc siqyxs,s7s ssu+s. .,1 Pas;,es s
8 o'clock. seats free
THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
% and 7th 81
Rev EDWARD ss 5i15 b coz. SS5f:S D. a. D. Viii preach
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
oh ave and ='th 81
,yi Gqed t EsdFy Ri,sFE sffTff az b B. 3 w WITH preach
Fe' IS Subject! te The or,snee Of cross
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
5!h ave & and +sta n 81 81
AHE0rT E IrTREDGE 81 M p p n. he rns Sa Pnsa'a and
Subject The Tbsah'cG'5I Dsata oi Jesus 50 CHRIST,
WEST END coILEGIArE CHURCH.
West Emo ave and I'm 81
Rev HENRY EvERTsON CoBE:. D D VII rs.aen-
A s,,ht@ct: she seven Words from the cross
1prNITY CHAPEL Is WEST 18TH ST
Rev W. II NIBBERT. D y. Nlcsr-
Good Friday Services
Morning Prayer and sermon 10 - = M
I and -,
Tbz TTht-e Hours service =. sSrS-TNcf;
The Addresses viii be given ey ne ke'' p''
EASTER
E,sH'sqs I;o;,
Moruins PRAYER plain, ~ ~ ~
IfCi,- ior with Sermon
Fss ffvaiS 49,.
: , All are cordially velcorns 10 these services
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Mail sutscrfptIons New YORK CITY th- DATIsT
ana WEEKLY will be charged copy
hostage in addition to the named snovs
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17

Highest temperature yezterdsy a. degrees iortst 90,
s,ersze as average corresponding GATE or las
- zSerase corresponding date ot last th'rt@ '"ie
J ss -, ctc,,5,
focsa Forecast To-day fair, Saturday. paTtk cnuoF
s1d zsrasr frssa east Gouhsast KiaA
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
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points the United states and Mexico t7utsts
20 IN. Bo-ouEhs Manhattan and The Bronx) Also -
Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the PHILIPPINES S1rac1s
extra expense for foreign postage
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Tribune Subscriptions Rates.

THE TRIBUNE will be sent BY mail to arJ address In
hfs country or abroad address changed often
dssr may given regular
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THE uooDLAWN CEMETERY

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trail station and jerome Avsn1e tTce5s sad -
carriage. Lots $50 Telsphors $50 Sr1nsIcS or
Book az Views representative
once. 20 East 23d 81. New xo-k City
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Canadian Rates.
Rates to Foreign Couutrie.

For points IN Europe and ali Countries IN tns Universal
1stal Union THE tribune viii be mailed a. tbs fol-
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OBITUARY..
REAR ADMIRAL G. q. BALcH (RETIReDl

Raleigh. n c. April 16.-Rear Admiral George
p. BaICh. I 6. \. (retred,, died tonight. He had
come to Raleigh from his home in Baltimore 10
spend the winter for his health. Death resulted
from pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-17
Died.

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