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Died.

s 31i5o fiaay T Eo19 APr sms e . bis % . "a
member New York Fire Department.
cHAPIN-on April ~ 1905 Eiyra 5: wife Of Iohn =
MARIN aI ave FuPsTsl services az esT s16S l1ss s9s &
CHEsHIRE-On Tuesday April "a. Martha Cheshire Fu-
neral services at No 21t Carroll st. Brookly n A2i &
vate5
cIINcHoon Wednesday: april Z. leos at the yosemite
CInch daughter the Jacob ana Louisa Ireland
CIinch in her s6h year Notice Of funeral hereafter
c0xAs Rawhid, @ -; Nsy % APr % laos T9spd9F' o 9 4
\. Y. Thursday. April ID
GRENNELI-on April H. John g, ir. in ne 2o,h year
Grennen Funeral service THURSDAY evening. April -
ment Friday morning
HANLEY-Iuua HanIey beloved wife Of charles Eisnley,
Wyckor St on Thursday at 2 ,. Tntsrmsnt in Holy
Cross Cemetery.
HTNss I Lake Tsscs0gS 3 y B,s,s, Ts.s'ay a AG IN h: l
S6th year Funeral services from her late residence;
be in waiting at Katonah. y Y. for train leaving
Central Depot. Lexington Terminal. a. s54 a n
Ii Ices MsTy Eiza wife Of Dr. j. Ho7ard Level Rel
ativ1s and friends ar are - sRssgy {s4q sTS Rya Fssa
ny. Friday. April Il. at 1913 a. n
PARSONS into T assday sss si'sTnoqg s1oo Ag5
osmer Bucxingham Parsons beloved husband of celia
Parsons and I AraSelia Bgekiashsl Of Phiadeiphia
EG2gTal ssTyIs At aIS ln9 a. eeins Of f1Hii
san Francisco papers please copy
PIATT-Suddenv. Monday evening April T. ls~-.
31st FUrnan Neefus- beloved nus
hand OF Eva 4 Hopkins Pla1t and son OF tne tate
samuel r. Plat and Neefus. aged % years
Funeral ssrvfces will be held AZ the chapel OF -
Church. 37th and 5th ave. On laUrs1aS
morning at 10 O'Clock
SAIOMONS-At her home n Princeton y y, On 49,
April IL 1905. Caroiins Isurens SEtn yoSns
daughter OF the late Or. Dtrck g Sa9naoa-. o.
Es1stdrfus Indies. and Of susan T Sulitn. =
wife and granddaughter OF the late FTesidenL $an-
sanhops smith Of Princeton n ths ninety af5s ye.-
her age Burial services az Trinity Cn1rchs FE-u-7
ton. : O'Clock, THURSDAY. April Is
sCOFIELD-suddeny at Clifton. staten Island. April Is
George starr Scoded. husband Of Julia HeyeE Seon-i
George starr and Susatrs IoWnsena
Scoheld. aged SO Funeral private
SDJ-TFMAYD-At MiddletoEu. Conn. NondaY AqEi4
msvd son of the late Henry So1thnazyd and Clarissa
Warner Of Jersey city y. ]. Interment IN Greenwood
Cemetery THURSDAY afternoon April Is. at O'Clock
T.vIoR-At Westerly, r l. on April 1905 John
A TAYLOR formerly OF Broklyn in the 64th year % hs
YOr-NGRIOOD-At Ontario. Cal. Thursday. April 4
Narv Frances wife OF Hon. James c. Young
blood Interrnent at MorTistovns y !.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

THE REV. HENRY HICKOK. eighty-nine years
old one OF the first American missionaries to China,
is dead at Watertown, y. Y He served pastorates
In Elmira. Rochester AMI LoCkport.
MRS. A. 1. FOREMAN, seventy-seven years old,
widow cf West Virginia's first Governor. died at
her home in Parkersburg yesterday, after an i'll
ness Of several months.
TRUMAN NJ. DODSON. banker and president Of
the Weston-Dodson Company. coal operators died
from paralysis at Bethlehem. Penn, yesterday,
aged seventy-eight years.
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PASSION cANTATA AT CALVARY CHURCH

A special musical service in observance of Good
Friday, which will include the performance of the
Passion Canta-a, The Message from the Cross q"
by ". G Macfarlane. will be given under the direc-
ton OF Edward NJ. Bowman by the solo quartet
and vested choir OF hundred and forty voices
Friday evening at s o'clock. Calvary Baptist
Church West 9Th street, between Sixth and
Seventh avenues. The Rev. Or. Macarthur will
make a short address
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pER,Lous TRIP IN OPEN BOAT.

Vera Cruz. Mexico. April 1.-THE first engineer
and the cook Of the disabled steamer Sonora which
has been drifting helplessly in the Gulf for a week
arrived In this city yesterday in open boat
They travelled go miles the mercy OF the winds
and currents OF the Gulf They left the disabled
vessel on Sunday morning at day ybreak OF the Tr-
angle Islands, the Yucatan coast. Vessels
have been sent 10 find the missing steamer She
has a cargo OF cattle.
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CHINA UNABLE TO RAISE A LOAN.

Pekng, April 15-The Chinese government has
admitted its ina biIity 10 raise any part of the
Peling-H -Hankow Railroad redemption loan. which
approxirnates 5O.OOO.OOo taels China recently or
ganized special bank for the purpose Of raising
this money. AS result OF its failure the govern
ment has made overtures to the Belgian conces-
sion holders and their affiliated bankers supply
the money needed
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WILLIAM L. CIRCUIT.
[Bv TELEGRAPH 70 Tie Trthune

IBv Telegraph TO The Tribune
Greenfield. Mass, April 15.-William L. Grout, a
wealthy manufacturer of automobiles and sewing
machines, died tonight the age Of seventy five
years. He began business in Templeton with
Thomas White. later of the White Sewing Machine
Company, with joint capital Of 500 Though the
partnership was dissolved the men we're lifelong
friends. For many years Mr.. Grout controlled
the New Home Sewing Machine Company. OF
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.


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NO DISPUTE OVER MoUKoeN ASSAULT.

Picking April l5.-Both the Japanese and the
American Legations here hold that the construction
OF letter box at the entrance OF the consulate at
Moukden would prevent danger of repetition of the
recent assault. Baron Hayashi the Japanese Min
lister 10 China, has given assurances that IL any
New-York tribune., 1908-04-16
REPUBLICAN CLUB BACKS HUGHES.

resolution was passed unanimously on Tues
day. the monthly meeting of the Park Repub-
lcan Club. at No. 414 fremont avenue, The Bronx.
indorsing the stand taken by the Governor for the
repeal Of the Percy-CIray law.
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ENGLISH COTTON FIRM IN TROUBLE

Liverpool, April l5.-Leech. Harrison q Forward
cotton merchants, of Liverpool. have written a let
ter TO the secretary Of the Liverpool Cotton Asso-
ciation saying that they regret that they have had
10 place their affairs in the hands OF Harwood
Banner q Son accountants
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Forecast for speciaI Iocalitie.-ro- ,b.

Forecast for Special LOcates.-For the District ~
Columbia fair and colder today with brisk north winds
fair Friday.
For Maryland fair and colder to-day except possibly
Friday ~
For Delaware, New Jersey ard Eastern PENNSYLVANIA
northwest winds; fair Friday
For Eastern New York rain in southern portion and
rain snow in northern portion today. followed by
clearing much colder. high north 10 north
winds far Friday.
For New England, rain to-day followed hv
clearing colder. with high northwest winds.
Friday.
For Western Pennsylvania, fair today. colder in
southern portion; brisk winds.
For Western New York PARTLY cloudy and continued
cold to-day with brisk high north winds fair Friday
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NAMED ANoREw Johnson CEMETERY.

Washington. April 15.-Secretary Taft to-day
dered that the National Cemetery at Greenville
Tenn. be designated as "the Andrew Johnson Ma
tIona Cemetery" In honor OF the former President
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At the Office of Speyer &, Co. in this city IT
said yesterday that the appointment OF Sir George
Gibb as receiver of the company a preliminary
step taken at the instance Of the board of drec
tors toward carrying out the readjustment of the
company's affairs with the assistance OF Speyer &
Co. James Speyer added that the receivership pro-
ceedings were of entirely friendly character.
The plan Of readjustmcrt has been formulated
and Will be published shortly and submitted the
noteholders and stockholders for their approval.
II is believed that under terms the security
holders will be literally dealt with Inasmuch as
the earnings of the company have shown substan-
tial gains thus far IN 1898 over the corresponding
period of the preceutng year, it is generally be-
Heved IN financial circles that the recevership will
be of short duration.
The announcement OF the receivership did not
cause much surprise IN well informed quarters
here as the offer Of Speyer & Co several months
ago to buy the coupons due the company's notes
a step in this direction.
The Underground Electric Railways Company
of London was Incorporated in April 1902 II has
IN operation in London and suburbs a system OF
both underground and surface electric passenger
railways and aggregate OF 1o2 miles Of double
track The company controls through stock owner
ship the Baker Street & Waterloo. Charing Cross,
Euston & Hampton and Great Northern PtcCa-
dilly & Brompton tube railways. and the London
United Tramways (surface) and the Metropolitan
District (tunneD railways.
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Highest tennperaurs YESTERDAY 80 degrees: lowest, 40
average corresponding date last thirthree years
Local Forecsst-To-day rain followed by clearing.
much colder brisk high north . northwest winds
Friday fair
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Religious Notices.

20 a line
ST BARTHOLOMEW CHURCH.
Madison avenue. corner 44th street
The Rev LEIGHTON PARKS. z. n. Rector.
HOLY THU RSpAY. Noon Day Services. Y Is II. -
Holy Communion az
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RUSSIA TO BUY SHIPS IN ENGLAND.

St Petersburg. April b-The Admiralty, accord
ing 10 the Russ" has decided TO order four 900
ton turbine destroyers from England.
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CEMETERIES
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

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Book or Views representative
~ - once, 30 East s8i St. Tc-k City.
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Of NJ and Mrs. A CaIreno, Funeral services viii
held the residence Of his parents No. ais Bedford
ave- Brooklyn. on THURSDAY. April i6 at > 50 2
Relatives and friends respectfully invited TO attend
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Japanese official has been remiss full reparatton
for his discourtesy will be made
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Hsnley. Julia Noungblood. MARY F
Hunt. Jane A. II.
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BLISS -BARNES-On Tuesday. April "A 1908 at Grace
Church Chsntry, hy the William r Huntington
Mildred Barnes and Robert Woods Bliss.
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NJ q. No cards
GRAHAM-ELLI1TT-on April Is. 1905. in Edinburgh
Scotland Mary Lee daughter ~ Or William 81 George
Elliott of New York, 10 the Rev. James Miller Graham,
OF Dundee.
USSELI-ESCTIMANN-At the home OF the bride
Yonkers n. Y. April TO- 1905. p. m Elsie Marion
Eschmann William Cowley Russell. tr OF New
York city. the Rev. William p. Stevenson oficiatng
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from the Weather shows the changes h.
temperature the hours IN comparison
with the corresponding date of last year.
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tlor B-rr was also given out
~ Dear Sir: As one OF youT usttueIts re-
t4cing st Garden city in the Isl Senatorial Dis
I-cE I beg express Iny disappointment ana re-
tiet that yOL should have voted against the AS-
AsH-lIart anti-gambling bills, and venture 10
.Apress some OF the reasons why 1 regret your
s-t-gu-
Tho amended constitution Of tire state, adopted
= t0te Of tie people in November, 1894, and now
= force, prov ides u section OF its hrst artcle
e. follows:
Hor shan any lottery or the sale Of lottery
tsgH+G 200! selling, bOCkaaJsing or any other klnq
-. - gaiatlluc hereafter De authorized or allowed
within this state, ANA the Legislature shall pass
~ ,5sIiate laws 10 prevent offences against any
. l-e provisions OF this section
We are presumed 20 be living under government
9 ite people. Tor the people and by the people, 50
: constitution amendment 10 an existing
institution they are presumed 70 have laid down
.eIell tHe PRINCIPLES ia accordance Win which
80! Hlsl % be governed. And when in consil-
-'-yl amendment thereto SO adopted they dis
.-Lc-y state that the Legislature or any other
q certain act. Il Is their wish that the act
tia.. he done
The law now n force confessedly does pre-
vent gambling al the racetracks. II Wlnks 1t it
ia provides an utterly absurd and inadequate
so-fS LED penalty. The Legislature has done moth
Ief1 Dig force carry out the wish OF the people.
--e bills above referred To would accomplish pre-
iese3 what the people have commanded the Legs
isizire 10 Do.
Every member o. tlie Legislature before taking
= sfa' took an oath IresrFiHed bt the same
~,.,@Ht tlffen. htch roads IS fooWs
10 Solemnly swear ar afTm} tlaf VII
s-pPrrf tfe Constitution OF The United states and
re Constitution Of the State Of NeW York. and
Ina VII faithfully discharge the duties ot the
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BISHOP DoANE ON FAMILY LIFE EVILS.
He Deprecates prevalence of Divorce and the Increase Of Race Suicide.

Philadelphia There was read be-
fore the Federal Council of Churches
of Christ a report on Family Life"
prepared for a committee by the Rt.
Rev. William Croswell Doane, Bishop
of the Episcopal diocese of Albany, in
which were exploited the evils pre-
vailing against the ~hearthstone.
Family life," wrote the Bishop,
sis threatened, first, by the lowered
sense of the sanctity of marriage;
secondly, by the prevalence of d.
vorce; thirdly, by the alarming in
crease in the restriction Of the bear
ing Of children In this last matter it
is the duty Of the Christian ChurchIto
speak out. There has been a decline
in the birth rate in every Western
country, most marked in the English
speaking countries; greater in the
United States than in any other coun-
try. 1t is largely due to the loss of
the sense Of responsibility to God for
the fruits of marriage. 1t is q symp-
tom of the spirit which shirks re-
sponsibility and resents self-depial
and which results in the weakening Of
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character Of the American people.
Concerning this evil . the
committee desire to recommend that
wherever possible legislation should
be promoted to secure the prohibition
Of certain appliances and drugs and
corrupting advertisements; the prose-
cution Of all who publicly and profess
sionally assist preventive methods, a
proper and efficient standard and sta
rtus of those who practice midwifery
and the national recognition Of the
dignity Of motherhood and the provi-
sion Of adequate care, protection and
assistance for women before and af-
ter childbirth.
Differ as we may in the various
Protestant churches upon the ground
on which divorces may be allowed
there is a consensus of opinion in all
the churches that divorce is a menace
to society and a threatening ruin to
the home. The committee .unhesita-
tingly declare that in their judgment
there is at most but one cause for
which marriage ought to be broken
by a court of law"
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The %Sufffagist Movement in the United States May Fore.
shadow a WOmen'S Revolution Which Will Affect
the DeStinieS Of the Whole Race.

a mans work and earn what was a
mans wage hardly a generation ago.
Woman Is no longer afraid Of free
dom. She. can make her own way.
Spinsterhood has ceased to be inevi-
tably a burden. Marriage when 1t
becomes a disaster or a despotism
need no longer be borne as the PEN
atty Of dependency. In her new spirit
of independence woman may turn
naturally enough to politics, though
the suffragist movement in the United
States is thus far least important
among feminist agitations.
Other revolutions have changed
maps, dynasties and governments.
A Woman's Revolution may greatly
affect the destinies Of the whole race.
An issue is presenting itself which no
prudent craftsmanship can safely un-.
derestimate or ignore.
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q USE AND EFFECT.
Good Ecstion Follows Right Food

IndiI Btion and the attendan
comfo1 OF mind and body ar}
tain to low continued use Of
per fobd,
Th4 se who r still youngA
bust Ire likely to overlook
that, es dropping water 7
stoneI away at last, so will
heav1 greasy, rich food fnally eau!
loss II appetite and indigestion.
fortunately many are thoughtful
enou5h %. study themselves and moi
the .Irirciple OF Cause and Effect 4
thetfdaly food. A N. Y. young won
an Jfitts her experience thus:
'!Pm time ago | had a lot OF trou
BILE IRON indigestion, caused by to-
rich lfo,d. | got sc | was wa4blay
digest scarcely anything, and me-
cines seemed useless.
"A fiend advised me to try Graz
Nuts food, praising it highly, and
a last ,esort / tried 1t. | am thar
full - say that Grape-Nuts not Oh
relidvel me Of my trouble, but bu
me Up md strengthened my>digest
orgausso that l can now eat anyth
| defir. But 1 stick to Grape-Nutsy
"F'hre's a Reason.
Nm given by Postum Co., BATH,
Gre kg Mich. Read 1.-The Road Il
will Fin pkgs.
r read the above lie
new ne appears from time
The re genuine, true and FL
man Interest.
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New York City.-In remarkable
editorial The World writes as follows
about a quiet revolution that Is be-
ing wrought by the women of the
United States;
A REVOLUTION.
Here are these three matters Of
fact: The spread Of the ,suffragist
movement despite the laughter of a
world Of men; the general invasion
of industrial fields by women; wives
outnumbering husbands two to one
as plaintiffs in the $4,000 divorce
cases Of the last twenty years in the
United States. ~
It Is customary to treat separately
the three issues thus presented. They
are all manifestations Of one general
movement Revolution of Women,
due chiefly to the new Industrial re-
gime under which a woman can do
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WOMEN LED REVOLUTION IN TURKEY E1

been dismissed, the police had oeen
deprived Of their grating methods
and that every n was happy under
the new order, so much go, that ever
the cab drivers accepted a small fare
without protest, but with smiles.
Forty Turkish women, the preach
er said, had been most instrumental
in carrying on the revolution in Tur-
key, carrying dispatches to all points
Of the empire in behalf of the pa,
.triots. These women had been Joined
by thousands Of others since the o n
stitution had gone into effect, and
were establishing women's clubs, and
that the era Of new womanhood in
Turkey had apparently dawned.
Women, he said, were doing away
with the custom of wearing wells.
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Refrigerator Basket.

The refrigerator basket made Of
strong light weight rattan is service
able for any household. It has two
lids, resembling an old-fashioned
market basket. Insone end is a small
compartment for holding ice which
can easily be removed and kept clean.
Between the rattan and metal inside
lining there is a layer of asbestos and
felt, while the lids and the bottom are
treated in the same way. Handles OF
tough wood are securely riyeted to
the sides, and the entire basket is
durable and convenient. A complete
camping outfit Of cooking, serving
and eating utensils conveniently
nests, and is carried in a fibre case
twelve Inches in diameter and four
teen inches in height, which can be
strapped and locked, ready to check.