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New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT
tBy Telegraph to The Tribunal

lBy Ieleg-ap1 % Ins Tribunal
Newport r l.. June 9-IIrs. Ellen Frsnes v.
derbiIt, after she returns from Europe IN ira =.
turnn. is to divide her tine between Nswvo- -
York Mrs. Vanderbilt recently purchased a n,
strip of land near Chester. and she IS 10 hss,
lodge built on IT, near that OF her brother Ana
Tuck French. This IS 70 be completed By Ii. IN,
Mrs Vanderbilt returns from abroad TIE n.
provements to Harbour View. the Newport honsa
Mrs. F. o. French. which Mrs. Vanderbilt s o.
cupying. will also be completed by that tn.
Though It was reported early IN the spring TIA,
Mrs Stuyvesant Fish would not be amcng Ii.
summer residents this summer It Is now said tass
Crossways VIII probably be opened TIE mn.ss
of her mother IS said to have caused Mrs. Fish
to change her plans.
Colonel Addison Thomas Is seriously u 4, lis
home
Miss Freda Paine was the only one to register
at the Casino to-day.
Lortllard Spencer has gone 20 New York t1r
short visit soy
Miss Constance Warren Joined her parents Nr.
and Mrs. George Henry Warren. to-day
Colonel and Mrs Delaney Kane have gone 70
West Point TO attend tbs reunion OF Colonel Asnss
class
Miss Maria De Barrf1 VIII arrive On July
II was reported to-day that Mr. and Mrs William
s Wells would leave Europe for Newport o.
June 24
Representative Richmond P Hobson was enter
tanned at luncheon this afternoon By Commander
William F. FUllam.
Servants arrived this evening TO prepare the COL
tages of Mr.. and Mrs E J. Berwind, Henry Cs7s
and ]. r. DiIworth for occupancy
DR.. and Mrs. STEPHEN G. Powell have Tst1rasf
from Europe.
Penerton and Fred Pierson. Of Harvard. are u
Newport for a visit az rhe summer home Of tn-i
parents.
Miss E A shipIey. OF Bryn Mawr. arrived III
the season this evening.
Robert Sedgwick. jr., arrived for tns s4ll-''
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
IN TIE BERKSHIRES.

[By Telegraph 70 The Tribunal
Lenox. Mass. June "a special car a'.1D-'- -
the PittsfeId express viii bring guests u -
tomorrow for the marriage OF Miss E-iza0e.-
Hdge, of Boston, and lIaunseH schienenh -, @
of New York in Trinity Church on Ihlis--' =.
noon Miss Eleanor Crosby departed yesIeFaAs =
town, but will return with the wedding Sues
A cable message received in Lenox SAYS 10 -.
Ambassador and Lady Durand viii SlSN
in September. r-,-k
Mrs. Thomas Sturgis is guest OF 'ai9
X. Sturgis at C1ipston Grange v-.s
Mrs John f. Alexandra has Mrs Wa.A'' -,
and Miss Evelyn Wood. Of New 4oFN a.
guests. c,o,s
Mrs. William Pollock is entertaining MIS- ~
wood d. Schenck at Holmesdale- - 4,
Mrs Hamilton Kuhn. Of Boston las ai't''-
her country place 4. or
Mrs Albert l.. Edwards. OF New 4o1A'
fined 10 her house by Illness -, "a,
John l. Hadden. who has been at 'ne ~ .,,s
called TO town yesterday by the deatn u
tive. ,o-s
DIR. and Mrs. Thomas SouthWoI'H
up to their country place in Stockoridse- =, ri.
Horses owned by Frederick l. west s5i
cago. ran away in PitJsde-d this mornlgs 'r,.si,.
dashed into plate glass window OF
Mir. West was Unhurt
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
"!SEFINT THINGS."

The panic which this country has gone through
2-cent fare bill legisato and the magazine
muck-rakers harried the railroads is nothing TO
what is in store for us-if are to believe the
Hon. L. NJ. Gilmore. president of the National
Model License League-prOvided the prohibit
tiOnistS do not restrain their pursuit of the
Demon Rum. Not only IS our Republic in
danger from the loss of personal liberty and
financial strength, but the sanity of people
ais threatened" And this. too, despite the
fact that he subsequently says You cannot
actually abolish the liquor business long
las the great majority Of the people want to
drink and are willing TO pay for alcoholic
beverages" SO long as this situation prevails
it would seem at least if the sanity of
people was not threatened
But even if sanity is left to us not much else
will remain In many sections the people are
running amuck and the life of the Republic
lis at stake You will see the destruction of
three billion, three hundred million dollars
worth Of property" You will see million
men and women thrown out of employment.
You will see thousands of firms 20 to the
wall and you will see 81 nation panic stricken
land on the verge of starvation.
The country evidently will then be Seeing
things" The prospect IS enough to drive it to
drink But that is what the writer expressly
desires
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY.
GFrom The Tribune Bureau


wasb;ngton Tune a-Mrs Levi H. Letter came
to Washington to-day from Manchester-o y-the-Sea
in her special TO attend the weodiis .o,no "
row of her son, Joseph Letter, ana ii7s
williams Mrs Letter was accompanied Dy vi
and Mrs Franklin Remington and Payson IhoInp-
,or -e,..iy.. wbo will also witness the marriage
cerenonv and attend the wedding breakfast To-
morrow Mr.. Letters best Tan. Roman W."
has arrived in Washington. He Is the son oi .io
late c. c. Baldwin. and was ciassnaie VI W.. vi
Letter Mt Harvard Mrs Hewitt and MISS he"ltt
grandmother and aunt Of Miss Williams w'tn ssVelai
other relatives have come to washington from the
West and will be present to-morro" "hen a'nor
Buckley of ST. Matthews Church performs 'ho
marriage ceremony. About two hundred guests
number of them from out Of town, VIII attend tno
,,,o5a,r1 braakrast which will follow the ceremony
at Rauscher's Mr.. Letter and his bride VIII ieaVe
Washington late tomorrow IN an al'onioOiie' a
tho real course OF their wedding journey iur'
than It will eventually take them 10 Chcaso anu
later TO Manchester-by-t -the-Sea. is not KNOWN
Mrs L. H. Letter, with Mr.. and Mrs' heihinsloh
and Mr. Thompson wifi leave Washington to-ihol-
row evening for Manchester y-the-Sea ana VII"
other relatives await the arrival OF Joseph Aei'ei
and his bride. -, .
Mrs Burord who has been making visit TO
her son-tn-Iaw and daughter, Major General and
Mrs J. Franklin Bell returned to her nome III
Illinois tonight. Mrs. Darlington. wlfe or blsa~
dier General Darlington, who went 10 lIiiiiois ~
remain with her father, Mr.. Buford' during the
visit of her mother mere, VIII return W ''S--'o
as soon as her mother reaches her western nome
Mr. and Mrs John r. Mclean entertained
number Of guests dinner tonight at Friendship
their country home.
III. Assistant Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs
NeUberry will have as guests for a day or Two
lieutenant Commander and Mrs Niblack VINO VIII
arrive from Annapolis tomorrow. Mr.. and Mrs
Newberry Will leave Washington on ooard tne DOl-
phin on June 90 accompanied by party OF IrlenoS'
who will be their guests at Watch Hill for time
Mrs Arthur Murray and Miss Carolyn NJ Murray,
wife and daughter of Brigadier General Murray
will leave Washington June 20 for visit at
Fort Totten. Miss Sadie Murray VIII upon thdt
date accompany Mrs Newberry 10 "a'ch hii Oh
the Dolphin.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
TILE NEW SOCRATES.
desires.

DR.. DitmanS interesting article In the June
supplement of The Columbia Quarterly" on the
teaching of preventive medicine is. after fash
ion, a twentieth century pamphlet on SOcratic
philosophy. Socrates to be sure, was not a
sticEler in matters hygienc; he was wont to
eat or drink. sleep or carouse. gorge fast, at
any hour of the day or night, according to mood
or social exigencles. But that was only because
he did not suspect that bacteria and nerves are
the only real familiar spirits and that they
can be conjured up or exercised by certain rit-
uals of hygiene Knowing this, the Athenan
would hail the proposed institute of preventive
medicine as a Socratc school,
Both the need and the opportunity of teaching
men to know themselves In real are
great to-day. DIR. Ditman says that twenty five
thousand Americans are needlessly blind, while
the annual loss to the country through prevent
able deaths is $60O,OOOOOO. Even If these are
gueSSes, they contain substantial truth. DIR.
Ditman urges the establishment of collegiate
departments In large universities for the d!ssem-
nation OF knowledge about the proper way of
life lie advises instruction about tenement
houses, abattoirs, sweatshops, diet, antitoxins,
disinfectiOn and kindred topics. Doubtless all
this sounds quite as silly and "frilly" in the
conventional mans as did the talks of
Socrates to the ordinary Athenan lounger. But
If human happiness Is worth more than half
learned algebra End Latin, this variety of self
knowledge IL entitled to more than brief men
ton i'll college catalogues Fragments of 1t have
been banded about In cassrooms for years, but
they have rightly been derided. few putter
Ing talks on bacilli or dozen half hours de-
voted to low shoes and woollen underclothing
are scarcely more useful than similar period
and like effort spent European history or
aeronautics Health is intricate problem
and tag ends of information are of little help
in solving IT. II ii is worth studying at all, 1t
deserves to be studied as thoroughly as maths-
matlcs and literature. The rising generation
may live to see our universities filled with un-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
CONSERVING NATIoNAL RESOURCES.

Within less than month from the adjourn
ment Of the conference of Governors, held on
his invitation at the White House. the Pres-
dent has acted on enc of the most important
recommendations of that body. He has Sc
lected commission TO perform the double ser
vice Of advising the federal executive and CO.
operating with kindred organizations designated
by the various states. In the promptness with
which this step has been taken Mr. Roosevelt
shows how much lie has at heart the cause for
the promotion Of which he recently sought the
counsel of representative men from all parts
OF the country, and in the composition of the
commission just appointed he indicates with
what care he has considered how best 10
compsh the objects in view.
The forty-eight members whose names were
published yesterday are all of national
reputation and Of distinct influence. Several
are chiefs Of government bureaus who are al
ready closely associated with the nations for
estry, geological or reclamation service. Others
have been particularly qualified for usefulness
10y experience in Congress ia the office of
chief state executive. A few are college pro-
fessors who have been called upon both to
study and 10 teach the prevention of the need
less sacrifice of some class of materials required
In industry. -Four distinguished engineers.
Completeness is given 10 the organization by
the addition of representatives OF labor, manu-
featuring and transportation by water and rail,
each of whom has evinced lively sympathy
will The movement III which the President has
taken the lead Finally, the chairman Of the
commission, ar. Clifford Pinchot, is not only
noted for the intelligence and energy with
which ne has advanced the science of forestry,
but Is also recognized universally as one of the
most capable men in government employ.
1t is now in order for those states which are
interested in the Improvement of internal water
WAYS the prevention of floods the preservation
u forests the recaiming of swamp or arid
lands or projects for getting the most good from
mineral deposits TO initiate the work done at
Washington. Conservation is not to be effected
by the national authorities alone. In many of
the projects now under consideration and yet
10 be proposed cooperation will be needed be
tween the states and tie nation. If either de
sides to act independently Of the other. there
should be previous understanding about the
tasks each will assume. Whenever both partic-
ipate there should be fair division OF the
expense Before any programme involving CO.
crerafjon can be carried out, however, con-
syrita ton between state and national commis-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

Henry Watterson says. Nobody can be a Demo-
crat and a prohibitionst" If the venerable prin, nm
cIples OF Democracy mean anything, nobody car,
at the same time advocate personal liberty anu
then undertake to dictate what some other man
shaiJ or shall not drink.-The New York Worid.
The experts having thus agreed that no Denio-
crat can be a prohibitfonist, ana the 0'"'h
where all the Democrats were having gone over
bodv ,ouI and breeches to prohibition, the ques-
tion What Is Democrat7' apparently has now
only an historic interest We suggest that 1t be
amended into What I Democrat? In that
form II will go down with who struck Billy
Patterson" among the melancholy examples OF
unanswered curiosity.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
About People and Social Inciden,.

Saints Church. at Rriarcr~ ~
place on June q in ST. Mary,s e...., VII ss.
heid centre N T., where the con' sprins
performed oy Bishop Potter, assletsd ~. VII d
John A. Howell brother OF tba -. ~ tie R.,
terward a wedding Breakfast uysl, sfoorn az
parents OF the bride at Pineh,1rs. sven By "a.
place which they have at the head !, 1 es eocatry
MISS Sturges' Miss Louise Howeu a., 80 lsss
sisters OF the bride win act az her at,a-s ne fes
pest man VIII De Dr 9 A. Howei. ana - -. Tie
Will be Herbert Moffett MsrssaI, -. ne ushsr,
can Buikley. Louis V. I>edoux. Henr, re'ls ~ Dun
and Thomas b. Van Boskerek " s. Ioss
New York society will be extensivs,
at The wedding to-day Of Miss Co.. ..sy'sssu;a
ing Farr 70 Fletcher Harper sibla,, - 10 20 Hsrs-
Protestant Episcopal Church q, o. Aarks
y. j., and special cars viii be n-,,s- - Orsrz.
the guests from town out to Oranga - - eoassy
return 10 the city after the wed1,r.' -i or is
"hicn IS 10 foHo" the ceremony. NJ. ~s,aH
Roosevelt. daughter Of President ana ~ ~ E'asI
welt; Miss Cornelia Lee and Mis, ~ 'la- E1oss
MISS Harriet ALEXANDER. Miss Uriing sIbIs~ =. -
Susan Sedgwick and Miss Marion rs4g' 10y lis
the bridesmaids. and little Wipfar, ~A y
will act as page. William O'Donuen T.ss Far
colin d. sloane, Walter 6. Oakrnan pa.--' .-I' Ia
and T. H. Powers F'arr. r.. James P,--s-S Far
Arthur Smith, Henry Elliott Corbett - : 'ofco1
Ore. and George Burnett. of Boston. a.. '.lant
ushers. and Thomas Spencer. Of Racss.,.S = "a
the best man. The wedding breakea., - - WI .
tion will take place at the sumner bo--- 'sep-
brides parents at West Orange 10
Mrs James Henry Smith was preva-..s
ness from sailing for England on sar,-a,-. y u
ranged. and is staying at the Waldorf .s-.-a : a.
Mr.. and Mrs Julian ". Robbins hav.
house at Southampton. Long Island s,- ,s'es .'Aea
mer. <
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Goelet have yor.
port for the season. w
Mrs. George O. Haven. who has hssr ...
Tuxedo. will leave town to-day for hsr 1.' =
Lenox. where she will spend the surons- .
Mrs. Henry Winthrop Gray and her ss.,..
Lucy F'relfnghuysen. have gone 10 Lero1 M -
for the summer.
Mrs. John Sloane and her son John s1o,-.
gone to L-enox. where they are estsbl,,s.s
Windsor for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs John J. Wysong are stav,1y -.
Mr.. and Mrs William Pollock az the lattsrs..--
try seat in Pittsheld, Mass. before soi,y
Newport. where they viii occupy their via c.
stone
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Scrfbner and NJ s,5,.
William NJ V. Hoffman are expected N s---,
here to-day from Europe
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
TRIBUTE TO THE PRESIDENTS USClI
Voiced by Speaker at Confederate 's'siA'
Reunion in Birmingham.

Birmingham. Ala June s-Befofe 90 ,,sar q.
OF seven thousand persons the annual '01 80 .
Confederate Veterans called 70 cruz vr-.sst
day. Among the speakers was Ju''S0 y TT,rrvoof
who paid d tribute 70 Captain James -, Rcsse
velt and who. BY his untirns zeal .iOs sA9s' caa.
and noble seIf-sacrifice. made poSS'o'e - ssss
crate navy's brilliant record upon CIV ,.+ tVsaT
Captain BuIIoch. Judge Wright said So bstcrs
years as an officer OF the United ,orraaai
he resigned and placed his s"oF0 "'
OF the Confederate navy ,r,s o. ~
state Because Of the heat and press Of ,;sasa
was announced that the address ,',,s hartE
stephen H. Lee. who died recently, .0ssch pr
be read az the opening session -, ss desa
pared by the commanding ofhee' .,,Iy crcs'
was published to-day and viii be
lated among the veterans <,.r.l RufSs
Among the speakers to-day we're Gene
N Rhodes and General Harrison
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

sions will be necessary, and that VIII De pos
sible only after state commissions have peeh
appointed Wherever legislative sanction Tor
the step is deemed essential there must be
DELAY of several months, but the sooner IL Is
taken the better. large part of the labor de-
volving on state commissions VIII be OF an
educational nature, and prerequisite TO TINS
NIL be thorough. Investigation. When both
reeds and measures have been studied com
mission will he in position to ask intelli-
gently for such legislation as it finds to be
5pSir iraIl
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
from The Tribune Burean-l


,,,.h,uu. Inn. e-The President entertained
f.overror c,u,ld Of Massachusetts at uncneon.
The Governor acknowledged that his name wouia
h. presented to the Chicago convention 40
vice-PresidentiaI candidate, and said tha' "nii.
he was not running for the omce ne WIS NV
running away from IT, -. a.
sorota,v Taf, introduced John 8. Leech' the
new Publ,c Printer. to the President
Senators Clarke and Warren, OF wyoming caino
IN sav poodbv before leaving for the summer
During the luncheon hour tne rresiue @ 81, a"
Mrs Roosevelt received the sraoua'i"s ''''7
the Holy Cross Convent
Among other callers were Senator warner rep
resantat,va Ionsworth and Assistant secretary
of the Treasury Winthrop
All the Cabinet officials attended tne resu
meeting to-day except Secretary uaf"eu' '
on his way to Hawaii ,,
n i announced that there will be no special
wires between the White House and the Cnicsso
hall
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
NEW YORK SOCIETY.

Grace Church was the scene yesterday artern0oh
OF the wedding of Miss Carolyn whitney Feilo"es
to Richard Lewis Morris, son Of Dr. and MIS-
stuyvesant Fish Morris. the ceremony being per-
formed by the Rev. DR.. William r. Huntington
the rector The BRIDE IN white embroidered satin
trimmed with point lace and wearing point Iaco
veil over one OF tulle. her flowers consisting OF
liIies-o -the-valley attended by her cousin
Miss Harriet Davis Fellowes. in q frock OF mauVe
chiffon CLOTH trimmed with ecru lace. and wearing
a tulle hat of the same hue adorned with feathers
TO match and carrying bouquet OF mauve orchlds-
Stuyvesant Fish Norris jr., was his brothers best
man. and the ushers Arthur Osgood Choate
Craig Colgate Ernlen Trenchard litteH, Herbert
Ten Brock Jacquelin Darrach and James NJ a.
Darrach The parents Of the bride. Mr- and Mrs
Cornelius Fellowes. gave reception at their house
in East s1st street. The newly married couple are
booked to sail on Saturday for Europe. where they
will spend their honeymoon
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Cambridge
Livingston Mrs Stephen Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs
Charles d. Dickey Mrs. George B. McClennan. Mr.
and Mrs George A Adee. Miss Adele Colgate, Mr.
and Mrs Newbold Morris. Mrs. E. N Potter, the
Misses Emmett Mrs. Sidney Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
August Belmont, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. H Nick.
TwombIy Mr. and Mrs Franklin Bartlett and Mr..
and Mrs. Russell H Hoadley.
Mrs stuyvesant Fish gave a large luncheon party
yesterday at her country place at Garrtson-on-the-
Hudson her guests consisting mainly of the officers
at West Point and their wives, the visitors staying
West Point for the graduation ceremonies and
of friends of Mr. and Mrs Fish having summer
homes in the neighborhoOd. Among those present
were Colonel Hugh l.. Scott. the superintendent Of
the Military Academy at West Point. and Mrs.
Scott; Hamilton Fish and the Misses Fish, Mr..
and Mrs Lawrence Breese. Mrs Glen Collins, who
assisted Mrs Fish in receiving her guests; Fred
erick De Peyster Livingston. the Rev Ebert Floyd
Jones, Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Sanger. Francis l. V.
Hoppin, Clarence Pell, Eugene Gallatin. Samuel
Sloan, IT., Mr.. and Mrs. William Benjamin Mr..
and Mrs William b. Rogers. Mrs. Daniel Butter
field, Dr. and Mrs Timothy NJ. Cheesman and Lieu
tenant Colonel and Mrs Robert L. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. E Morgan CIrinnell announce the
engagement OF their daughter. Miss Dorothy
Quincy Grinnell. to Charles ReinoId Noyes of ST.
Paul. Miss Dorothy Grinneu made her debut
year ago. No date has been for the wedding.
Another engagement announced is that OF Miss
RosamOnd X Street. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
William A. Street to George Peabody Eusts.
grandson of the late William W. Corcoran of
Washington. and brother Of William COrcoran
Eustis. whose wife is daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
Levi p. Morton.
The marriage of Miss Rosalie Wardwell. daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lansing wardweII to
the Rev. Alleyne Carlton Howell rector of All
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
derrraduate lamentations over the SUN ness VI
tho required courses In neo-Socratic ph'iosopns'

,, :; rnrsin1 m hear about the revolution III
,a,,,.ort,on methods now being wrought at Cii'-
oa,o through the national committees action on
oortests The committee has done ho'h'ns
which has not been done at Repupicaii oo" %
tions for the last twenty years ana t'ie 'ispu
# had to settle are in no way di1ereh' i,o"
those which have arisen in the past ever SIM
the Republican organization in the Cur s'a'e1
sou into discredit and impotency. Ihe reai
..revolution" will come when the cohVeh'io"
compeIs those states to settle their quaiieis
home by a valid and legal apphca'ioh VI '''
majority rule principle.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
ROCHESTER SECURES CARNEGIE FUND.
To Use 100000 for New Building, Perma-
nent Equipment and Endowment.

Rochester. June e.-President Rush Rhees of the
University of Rochester announced to the student
body at chapel to-day that the fund required 10 be
raised TO comply with offer made by Andrew
Carnegie assuring building OF applied sci
cree for Rochester was practically completed
Mr. Carnegie offered to give 500, 900 IL the uni
versity would raise a like amount
BY the terms OF this offer 100000 will be used
for the erection OF a building and the install
ment OF permanent equipment The other 500 O00
will be for endowment
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
A LUNCHEON AT DORCHESTER HOUSE.

London June s-Ambassador and Mrs. Reid
entertained the Duchess OF Albany at luncheon at
borchester House this afternoon. The guests in
eiudcd Sir Gerard and Lady Lowther Lord and
Lady Cheylesmore. Lady EVELYN Moretou Cora
countess or Stranord. Mr.. and Mrs Giraud Foster
OF Lenox. Mass; the Hon. John H. Ward who is
aiilanced to Miss Reid. the Ambassadors daugh-
Ter. ana John H. Carter secretary OF the embassy
and Mrs. Carter.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10

The clapper of the great bell in Cologne Cathe-
dral having just dropped out, the church au
thorities are earnestly advised to order a mrs.
class Nebraska silver tongue for the Instrument
The United States has splendid one IN stoch'
all ready for immediate export III mas peen
subjected to the severest tests ana is "arId'tou
indestructfble 1t adds nothing to the weight OF
tho beI, and swings almost automatically. Spe-
ciaI discount II purchased before the Presidential
campa1En begins.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
Nep71prk DAILY Gribn,ts
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10. 1908.

This newspaper is o'oncd and p"ohshed "
The Tribune Association, @ Ne'o lork corpora
tsor: office and principal place OF business, IFto-
enc Building, No I54 Nassau street Ae,o i""'
ogden Malls. president; Aofhan'ei H'.,e,
80, ,,d treasurer. The address OF the OH
GERS IS The ofioe Of This newspaper
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
DR.. CARSON CALLED TO cH'OSa sS'sa

Chicago. June s-The Fourth -, pr. Ioal
Church. OF this city. has invited tn' - ehgrch q
+, Carson. Of the Central FfeS'' suecsed ts'
Brooklyn. to become pastor "el, .esntly becsas'
s Rev ~ W. S.a,n IL N0I%'1 pr carson is expected TO ''
answer In Z few days.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-10
AmusemenfS.

aIUAMER RA-2-S-Naudeviile-
ASTOR-S. .3a-Pad in Full.
BrANEY'S-2:l5-S:1S-A Daughter OF the People
CASINOS: :1s-Nesrly Hero.
CTRCLE-s.la-The MefTy-Go-R Round
COLONIAL Vaudeville.
coNEY fSIAND-Luna Park Bostock'e. steepiecnase-
Dreamsnd.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EDEN MTSEE-The World in Wax
HaCKETT-s15--The WftchinE Hour.
HAMMERSTEIN S-2-s:l5-Naudeytle
KNICkERBOCKER--S: S:F5-The Yankee Prince
LYRIC 2n-S .9o-The Wolf
NFsW AMSTERDAM-2:ls-sl sle-The Merry widow
NEW YoRK-2:lS-s s.So-Mary's Lamb.
SaNQy-s 2a-The the House
waII.sCK SIS .2o-The Gay Musician.