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New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TAKE COINS FROM GAS METERS.
Detective After Coney Island Thieves and
Alleged Counterfeiters.

Withdra wing &5-cent pieces from gas meters IN
the homes OF persons living at Coney Island. and
circulating ''phony' half-dollars among the guile
less merchants OF that good natured resort form
apparently the present occupation Of a gang Of
petty thieves.
The Brooklyn Gas Company has been receiving
numerous complaints OF late from customers at
Coney Island that bills were being sent to them
for gas which had been paid for by means of the
pay before using meter private detective was
put the case a few days ago by the company,
with the result that he found last night, under
Cooks coal yard. at Coney Island, 800 quarters in
one pile. II is believed that the persons re-
sponsible for gathering them together have been
passing the bogus 50-cent coins. The detective be-
Iieves he is on the track of the offenders.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NEW YORK SAVED AGAIN
FLEET SUNK.
Mimic Var in Citys Harbor Ended
Last Night.

New York is safe The Swiss navy was sunk
IN the Narrows last night by the combined fire OF
Forts Hamilton and Wadsnorth. There were sorties
and landing parties. well disconsolate land
ally of the enemy marooned on a hill ABOVE a
| swamp behind Fort Wadsworth, Staten Island. and
held there at the mercy OF the mosquitoes by
Maxim gun and rife fire that prevented them from
sweeping down the disappearing guns
And so ended the mimic that has been raging
since week ago. when the 9Th 18Th 47th and list
the Narrows and to Forts Schuyler and Totten, on
the Sound. 10 collaborate with the United States
regulars
The occurrence TO the affair the acci-
dent at Fort Wadsworth on Thursday night. when
bareback from e-inch gun Injured three men.
two of whom died yesterday.
The theoretical feet by the watchers
at Fort Wadsworth shortly after o'clock. and
from 9:l4 to si5 every gun in the place roaring
its dislike The fleet was then declared sunk. and
ct $50 squad from the 47th captured a landing
party as it came ashore at South Beach.
Fort Hamilton went into action at almost the
same time as Wadsworth opened fire with the
mortar battery, operated by the 1st and 5th COM
panies Of the 18th. Two landing parties were
sent ashore from the fleet. and these caught a
reconnoitring detachment from the 47th. that
with two Maxims tried to stand them off. The
Attn men surrounded. when detachment
from the 18th regiment rushed out and drove back
the landing party.
Following the death of Prfvates John Welsh Of
No. ia East 18th street. and George Harvey. of
No. 415 West 30th street. both Of the 9th Regf-
ment, ". G. y. Y, many of their friends and rela-
tives tried to gain admission to the post grounds
of Fort Wadsworth yesterday. The third man to
be injured in the bareback of a 6-inch gun on
Thursday night. James Mcdowell. of the 136th
Regiment of Coast Artillery. u S A. re-
ported TO be only burned about the head and
shoulders and in a fair way to recover.
The board OF inquiry to look into the causes
of the accident began its sttings early yesterday
morning. and besides Colonel Morris, Of the eth
Regiment. y. G.. N Y. there were the following
members Major Henry c. Baldwin. Of the 47th
Regiment Of Infantry; Lieutenant r D. Hines, of
the coast artillery; Captain Hamilton. of the
136th Regiment, and Major Ward, of the 9Th II
was shortly after o'clock that they began their
session In the post headquarters building. and late
in the afternoon Colonel Morris said that the find
ing would be submitted to the War Department.
Yesterday pay day for the guardsu1en, who
received "a piece from the government for their
weeks work and will later be paid S more by
the state. Last night. after the battles many of
them received leave of absence for visits to nearby
| places Of amusement, and there were smokers
| given by both regulars and volunteers This
| morning they will strike camp and march back
| to their armories.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
GOVERNOR SENDS SYMPATHY.

Albany. June Ex-Governor Hughes sent tele-
gram to-day through Adjutant General Henry TO
Colonel H. l. Harris, commanding officer of the
artillery at Fort Hamilton. extending sympathy to
Colonel William F. Morris, Of the 9Th Artillery
Corps New York, the accident at Fort Wads-
worth Thursday. in which the premature ex-
plosion Of a gun morta1ly wounded Private John
Welsh and Private George Harvey and seriously
injured Private George Mcdowell. all OF the 18th
Company of the 9Th Artillery Corps.
The Governor has appointed a board Of medical
examiners TO consist of Major William F Terri
berry. surgeon. and Captains William E Butler
and Thomas A. Neal, assistant surgeons. of the
field hospital service to inquire into the of
officers men injured while tour Of service
of the state artierynen
Under the military law relatives Of the dead and
injured entitled receive pensions at the
rate as paid 70 members of the regular army Of
the same grade
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
PRESIDENTS DEPARTURE.
Plans for Trip To-day to Summer
Home at Oyster Bay.

Washington, June 19.-AH preparations have
been made for the Presidents departure for
Oyster Bay tomorrow morning He will go on
a special train. accompanied by Mrs Roosevelt
and other members of his family. and viii reach
Oyster Bay about 5:35 o'clock.
The Presidents train will consist OF prf-
vate car, Pullman and a baggage car. ami
will leave the Union Station at 9-1j a. m over
the Pennsylvania Railroad. At Jersey City the
party will go by boat to Long Isaad City Sec
retary and Mrs. Loeb and officials and employees
OF the White House. TO the number OF about
thirty. will accompany the President
Secretary Root will start on the same train
with the President for his summer home at
Clinton. N Y. where he expects to spend the
greater part of the summer. Mr.. Root will at
tend the commencement exercises Of Hamilton
College After a stay of about ten days at his
home he will enter physical training institu-
ton at White Plains. N Y. for a short time
He will make one or more speeches in course OF
the political campaign.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CHANGES IN CORNELL FACULTY.

Ithaca N Y June 1s.-The board Of trustees OF
Cornell University has elected Emerson McMllllh
ot New York City, q trustee Of the UNIVERSITY
David A Molftor former government eiael"eoi
who &c nm, ,,,-l1rs IN designs for great locks
O. the Panama Canal was appointed professor OF
topograph.c and geodetic engineering. For TWO
ether chairs European scientists were seiecteo-
Dr. Sutherland Simpson, of the University OF bolh
burgh Scotland was appointed professor OF phys
loogy, and Or. Andrew Hunter OF Leeos inv
sy F7re1srd ,as snr,ointed first professor OF bio
chemistry T,r Tenuie Hammond Udal, professor
OF veterinary medicine in Ohio State University
Vas appointed acting professor Of the princlpie
and practice of veterinary medicine 10 succeed Ut
James Law vino retires under the age UNIT on d
pension. u. X. ogden and V. karapeton' VINO ha'
hitherto tee, .eets+au, professors, promoted
. proessorshirs Of sanitary engineering and eiec-
E!esl engineering respectively
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
CLASS DAY AT HARVARD.

Cambridge. Mass. June 19-The senior class OF
Harvard celebrated class day to-day much as other
graduating classes before them have done, with a
programme providing for practicaily every moment
~ the day and which included formal gatherings
.rd ..snreads" From 9 o'clock in the morning.
when the class assembled before Holworthy Han
for the march to Appleton Chapel where the usual
nraver was offered by the Rev. Edward c. Moore
,,nti1 II o'clock in the evening. when the brilliant
iIl,,nonations in the yard dirnmed a signal
<o~ departure the class day committee had ar
ranged continual round OF exercises and gayeties
Tha historic yard had been laid out with tables
for the spreads which are feature OF each
wears class day. and 1t there that the seniors
nth their parents and friends passed the
hours The forenoon exercises were held in San
ders Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FRlARs ELECT c. e. COOK ABBOT

The annual meeting OF the Friars held yes
terday at the clubhouse. in West 18th street. Wells
Hawks presided. and a report of the retiring admin
istration showed membership OF more than eight
hundred and thirty and a treasury prepared for
any emergency. At the close OF the meeting there
was an election OF officers and the regular ticket
won. Charles Emerson Cook. general press repre-
sentative for tho David Belasco interests. was
elected abbot; Burton Emmet secretary. and John
D Runlsey treasurer. The abbot is OF
the best known agents in the country. He had a
long and varied experience in newspaper work be-
fore he Joined Belasco. He is the author OF the
otnciaI lyric OF the organisation. Here's to the
FriArs-"
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
NO NEED OF SYMPATHY.
President Has Had a Perfectly
COrhing Time

Washington. June 19-On the eve OF his de-
parture for Oyster Bay for his summer vaca-
ton the President was reminded that ne. per-
haps of all men. had fairly earned a rest' 10
which he replied briskly and cheerily: DO not
waste any sympathy on me- have enjoyed
every minute Of my stay here. and my thanks
are due to the American people and not theirs
70 ma for the opportunity I have had to serve
them.
.I have had a perfectly corking time" he
added with a characteristic Roosevelt smile and
a final handshake.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TO PROTECT IMMIGRANTS.

Albany June Estate Controller Mafuh II.
Sym announced to-day that ne mao req
Distrsc, s.onex Jerome 10 prosecute certain per
sons In New York city engaged in the sale Oh
EAsmshp tickets and receiving money on oep0s''
Or for transmission 10 foreign countries Tor iAN
% he with the State Controller sl5.eo boho a
required by q law recently enacted Vloiatioii %
ne act Is q ulis0emeanor. The new Ia" i
Igned 10 protect against fraud Immigrants ues'i
ing 10 send funds N relatives or others in their
native countries
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FOREIGN NEWS
AN APPEAL FOR INDEPENDENCE.
ps;lippine Assembly Expresses Ability to
Control Insular Affairs.

Manila June Is.-The Philippine Assembly. on
-. eve OF adjournment. adopted to-day by a vote
- & TO Is a resolution saying that independence
- The asprationt of the Filipino people and
80 they were ready for immediate independence
sneaker Osmeha. addressing the House at the
sose Of the session. brought up the question. He
- that II was his aspiration to have indepen-
s.,ce The people wanted II. and their acts and
-hjevennents showed that they capable Of
a,ev1ng IL The Progressive party leaders de-
.,sed q separate vote on the question, their
,okesrnan saying that all wanted independence
.-ne day. but the time was not yet ripe for it
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
OBITUARY.
WILLIAM HAMILTON YOUNG.

Chicago June 1e-William Hamilton Young.
seventy years old, night manager of the Washing
ton office of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany. and familiarly known to newspaper men
throughout the United States as Colonel Ham
Young. died at the home of his son here early
to-day. He came here on duty connected with the
Republican National Convention and taken III
at the Coliseum.
Mr.. Young entered the telegraph service in 1880,
and during the war served in the War Depart
ment- He had had special charge of the offices in
the Capitol building for the last fifteen years.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
THE NEW VAR SECRETARY
Gen. Wnghfs Heroism in Memphis
Epdemic-South Recogntsed.
rFrou, The Tribune R,,,ssu

Washington, June 19.-The appointment of
General Luke E. Wright to be Secretary of War
succeeding Mr. Taft, brings into the field of ma
tional and international activity in Washington
a striking personality. and one Of the mogt Wig
orous and progressive OF the South
The President in his formal announcement this
afternoon concerning General Wright referred
to his work during the epidemic at Memphis
General Wright proved himself TO be a man with
red corpuscles in his blood during the yellow
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.
Among the passengers who will sail to-day for
Europe

OR SOUTHAMPTON.
Mr.. and Mrs Michael Ehret-
! Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Law.
FOR LIVERPOOL
Bishop Beverley D. Tucker.
Mrs. S. E. Palmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Mancor.
FOR NAPLES.
Tho Rev. and Mrs. George r
Van De Water.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mason
FOR LONDON.
Mrs F. b. KeImer.
Kenneth l. Taylor.
Mrs. John Owen.
ENE. FOR NAPLES.
Lester F. Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford 8.
/ Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. King.
CROSSE. FOR BREMEN.
W. A. Colwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles L.
Edgar.
|. FOR GLASGOW.
Mrs. Mary Hunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John HILL
FOR ANTWERP.
DR.. and Mis-. 3. II. Ogden.
Mr.. and Mrs. George h
Meade.
yesterday from abroad
FROM LIVERPOOL
W. Butler Duncan.
Mr.. and Mrs- Daniel Gus-
geahein.
]. Pierpont Morgan.
FROM HAVRE.
Alvey A. Adee-
IC. NJ. Hamilton
Dr.. Gihie. R&uhaud.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

CANPBELL-Baby Jean, daughter OF Frank Z aro
Amelia NJ Campbell aged months 2 DAYS. az No
23i a. o'clock Friday morning
DONAvAN-On Thursday. June IS 1903. Clarence. be-
ot Alice and Dennis J Donavan m nls "a
Funeral SATURDAY evening. June 70
clock. of his parents. No Sl0 Herkl-
st Brooklyn. Interment private
DONNELLY-After lingering Illness Anna Donrely,
wife Of the late Andrew Donnelly. in her SD year
Relatives friends invited. Services at o'clock
Saturday evening. her late residence No So King
Brooklyn
IEECH-On IS. William Hill husband OF Eugenis
Ieech. Funeral services held az the residence
OF his sister. 100 Decatur ST. Brooklyn on Satur-
day afternoon. at O'Clock
Canbrfdgs. Friday. 10. william
otis son of Margaret and Rev Roland Cotton
Smith, Of Washington d c, in the 20th year OF his
age. private
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
A TEMPERANCE MONUMENT.
Unveiled Where the First Temperance So
ciety Was Formed Century Ago.

Saratoga, N Y. June 1s--Deiegates attending
the Worlds Temperance Congress to-day unveiled
a monument to mark the spot where the world 3
first temperance society founded by DR. Billy
]. Clark hundred years ago The congress in
session here this week is being held to honor the
one hundredth anniversary of this society which
was organized in Moreau. a hamlet few miles
north of this village The dedicatory programme
included addresses by Henry w. Wilbur OF PhiIa-
delphia: DR. H o. Marcy. of Boston, and DR. T D
C-others, of Hartford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

Brussels June ia chauffeur IN the employ
q King Leopold was fined $40 to-day for having
upset and injured q bicycle rider last fail while
driving his rns5estys automobile Baroness Won
Vaughan IN the car at the time Of the accident
King Leopold cited TO appear IN the case. but
Re pleaded diplomatic immunity. The summons
tor him was subsequently, Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
EAFIG'S PLOT IN TANGIER FAILS.
Attempt 10 Proclaim Him Sultan at Mosque
Results in Arrests.

-snger. June IA clever attempt made here
- proclairn Mulai Hafg as Sultan OF Morocco was
frustrated at the last moment. The fornality OF
exclamation was 10 consist merely of substitut-
.-e the name Of the new Sultan for that OF the
old n the ceremonial prayer for the ruler the
Friday service at the mosque. This plan had been
arranged ny constituents OF Mulai Hafg, but Mo
BANNED e Torres the former Foreign Minister
zss warned. had the chief movers arrested and
surrounded the mosque with troops.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
BENJAMIN II. RICHARDSON.

Boston. June 19.-Benjamn H. Richardson,
known many Harvard graduates of former
years the bookseller OF Harvard Square and the
landlord OF President Roosevelt during his entire
college course. died at his home in Somervle to-
day, aged seventy-six Richardson had been in
the book business for more than sixty years. He
had many anecdotes to relate OF Mr.. Roosevelt 8
college days. and highly priced a number Of gifts
presented TO him by the student who later became
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
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New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
AN INTERNATIONAL STEEL TRUST.

London. June 1a-In spite Of ell denials. the
Iron and Steel Trades Journal says to-day that
- has authority FOR the statement that the for
nation q international steel trust, in which
American. German and Russian syndicates will
--rfre win British steel interests. will be COM
rlered y 3 few weeks. The headquarters OF the
new company viii be il London, and fits capital-
ration VIII reach El50e eo0,oo0.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FOREIGN MINES IN coREa,

seoul. June ls.-The ColIbran- -Bosvick claim 20
mines in Corea has been arnicably settled. an
sgree-1ent having been reached by the American
Embassy at Toxic. the japanese residency gen
eral al Seoul and the Corean government The
case has been g source Of considerable irritation
tor the last three years. This agreement will
mean. srlong other things. q complete revision
q mining laws Of Corea and the introduction Of
terms more favorable 10 foreigners.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
AN ELECTRIC RAPID FIRE GUN.

Dion June 1e-An engineer named Ponteaux
nounoes the invention OF electric gun which,
without powder other explosive. is said TO be
capable Of firing twelve hundred shots a minute.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

THE ST. LOUIS. /
Miss Lucy p. Aldrich-
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin Brown
THE UMBRIA.
The Rev. James G. Burke
Mrs. and Mrs. W. H. Hunt
Bishop ]. NJ. Mccormick.
THE CRETIC.
Mrs. S. z. Crocker.
Mrs. w. H. Maxwell, tr.
DR.. and Mrs. c. c. Terry.
THE MESABA.
Mrs. F. W. williams.
Miss Clara Rice.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Elliott
THE PRINZEsS If
Mr.. and Mrs. o. NJ Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Durham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Nc
Conihe.
THE FRIEDRICH DER
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Briggs.
Henry Freund.
A. II. Onderdonk.
THE CALIFoRNII
Louis ]. Grant.
Samuel Nixon.
Andrew Pope.
THE ICELAND.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Farr.
Mr. and Mrs. William G..
Rice.
Travellers who arrive,
were:
THE MAURITANIA.
L c. Blades.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert l.
Burton.
c. B. Dillingham;.
LA PROVENCE,
{. G.. Edmonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. ErhArt-
Manual Gomez.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
et,ppEN GOES up IN NEW BALLOON.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribunel
pittsheld Mass, June 19.-Charles j. Gndden's
new balloon Boston was named here this afternoon
bv Miss Caroline Crafts, of this city, and started
on it's initial fight. Mr. Glidden is making his
ninth ascension. BY a night flight from North
Adams next week he will have qualified a pilot
and will make many ascensions during the summer
Mr. Glidden has given up motoring for the sport Of
hall
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
RHopoRa WINS TRIENNIAL STAKES.

London June 1e.-Richand Croker's fly Rhodora
zun the Triernial Stakes at Ascot to-day she
-ss ridden hy I.ucien Lyme and finished three
quarters q length in front Of Wheat Ear Ind
ian Runner was third Six horses ran With the
excertfor ~ the winner the starters were an IN
different lot. The betting on Rhodora was 10
against
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
MRS. EDDY NOT TO LEAVE BOSTON

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
Boston, June 1s.-An official statement has lust
been issued by the Christian Science Church
authorities that Mrs. Eddy is not 10 return to
Pleasant View. Concord. n. H. as rumored She
will stay at her new home. near Chestnut Hill.
The runor from the fact that repairs are
being made TO the Concord estate
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
JOSEPH HAMMERSLoUGH.

TBy Telegraph The Tribune
Long Branch y. J., June 19-Joseph Hammer
slough. who a paIbearer at President Lin
coins funeral and OF lis closest friends. died
last night at his summer home here, from heart
trouble. in his seventy-seventh year. He was one
OF the founders of the Clothiers' Association and
its president for several years Four sons survive
him.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

Campbell. jean
Doudvan, Clarence.
Donnelly. Anna
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
Special Notices.
To the Employees.

To the Employer.
Do you want desirable help QUICK7
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consultins
the file of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has just been
installed at the Uptown Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No. 1864 Broadway,
Between 36th and 37th StreetA
Office hours: 9 a. TO 2. N.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
J. WOODWARD HAVEN TO BUILD.

J. Woodward Haven is going 10 erect house,
costing about s5c0,OnO. a plot the south side
Of 18th st. 50 feet west of Madison He re
Gently bought the site from the jeremiah c. Lyons
Building and Operating Company The site be
improved is near the homes Of Henry H. Rogers.
stuyvesant Fish and Joseph E Austin
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FRENCH TORPEDO BOAT WRECKED.

Alricrs June 1s-The French torpedo boat No
81 mas been wrecked on the coast In a storm
she thrown the rocks near Slznerncil' H
The DESTROYER Pioue came TO her aid ano the
s--.-s ,-e-r mere reasoned The crew Of the P1que
Cid heroic piece OF work. IN which one OF the
6estroye-'s sailors was lost
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
MULAI HAFIe's TROOPS DEFEATED.

Paris June IA dispatch received here from the
french Consul at Casablanca says that the
sr-sgh-a trihesrnen have defeated the followers
Of Nulai HafiE the ins11rgert Sultan, in series
Of engagements at Morocco City.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
FRENCH DESTROYER ASHORE.
Rms on Rocks of Fnistere During Manoeu
vres-Crew Saved.

ssraie stranded to-day the rocks Of Molene
rsland during manauvres. The ~nembers of the
r-svr were saved. Molene Island is about seven
res Of the coast Of the Department Of Ffnistere
Later the sagaie was hoated and towed into port
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
RAILWAY EQUIPMENT DAMAGED.

Mouk6en. June 1e-The shipment Of equipment
from the United States for the South Manchuria
Railway has been completed Damages on the
Journey especially 20 the fittings on the Pullman
cars vii delay operation Of the first class pas
senger service for rpro months.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
MRS. JULIA WHITAKER.

Philadelphia. June 1e.-Mrs Julia Whitaker. wife
Of Bishop OH ". Whitaker. Of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, died at hel
home here to-day after a long illness. She was
seventy-three years old.