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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ere. admission to the American Natural His
an..z SS 81 sPP: ., Of HOUSTON t s1t f6 Little
Meeting Ss he he Eas & o5 sS nero Club Of
Meeting Of Phi Delta Phi Club, Hotel Marlborough.
evening.
Inhrm, home OF Mrs Cadwalader Jones. No. q East
MISS Harriette Melissa Mills or .[indergartsn FOR
Club. Hotel Martina washington, No. % East Goth
street, P. m.
Professor Charles .zueolin on The Common Life
cooper Union S ?, m
Anniversary dinner of the City Club No. 81 West 44h
Meeting of the Society Of Medical Jurisprudence II
Knioer56cker r6 P Hotel 9 evening Rs ns0na' 0
Free ,..ec Lectures Of the Beard Of E;ducayion De
nue.. Professor Ernest r. Won Nardrof * Rays and
street and E1gecombe avenue. Earle Fenton Palmer
street and st Nichoias avenue Professor walter E
Clark Trusts Public Sch0oI 81, No 523 West 44th
eTned Qngs'rsed; Public sch2o! 81 F5este- Essex
Effects Of the Electric Current illustrated; Public
Slaughter Morton Strange sights in CeyIon' illus
trated) Public School l19 1880 street, near Eighth
avenue, Giuseppe ado Randegger songs of Ialy''
Public school 49, DIST street and I1-st avenue. Pro
Public School lbs. Avenue a, between nth and 18th
Music Par, r. Public school i5a No 241 East
'ieth street James " Doughty Life and Industries
Lewis East Ito Houston and East 30 streets Villain H.
Hebrew Technical Institute for Girls 18th and
Second avenue, John H Stocker The ohen3istry of
IO6th street s Alfred Mitchell. The Moon dIus-
traed). New York Public Library. No. 112 East 96th
street. 6 Grtfth CiaphaIn. Real Cowboy Life in
Far West Glustratedl. Luke's Hall, ASS
Hudson street. near Grove Lawson Furdy- The New
Department Peters Hall. street
Eighth and Ninth Lewis VI. Arm
strong. ''FoIksougs OF Scandinavia Russia :
Morris High school 166th street and Boston Road
Daniel Gregory Mason. Beethoven; Public School
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Treatment of Unconsciousness SUCH Apopexy,
Painting Convulsons In Children
and Public School :. Church
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Past Present CIlustratedb, Public School l6.
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Social Service Means illustrated.
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18Th street. Joseph NJ Tuden History OF Archi-
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Charles Pittman. Life in South Africa Gllus-
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CHARLES 3. WHITING.

Hartford, Conn. April 12-Charies B Whiting.
formerly president OF the Orient Insurance Com
pany, of this city died at his home here last night
He was born in Greenbush, y. Y. on September 5.
1928 His ancestors on both sides settled in Lynn,
Mass. between 1890 and 1886 Mr. Whiting be-
suranCe Company forty-three years ago. He
afterward with the Springfield Fire and Marine and
secretary Of the Hartford Fire and in 1885 presi-
dent OF the Orient. Office which he retained until
1900, when its stock bought by the London
and Lancashire.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
WILLIAM A. MARTIN.

William 4 Martin, president OF the Harlem
Board of Commerce, died yesterday at his home
No. S5 Mount Morris Park West from heart dis
ease Mr.. Martin was born in this city sixty
one years ago Following his early education at
'the public schools ne entered the real estate bust
ness. in which he continued to the time of his
death One son survives him. The funeral will be
held at the Calvary Methodist Church 18th street
and Seventh avenue. Wednesday morning at 10
O'Clock The burial will be in Greenwood Gene
tary
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
A DENIAL FROM Mr.. GRIsC0M
Ambassador Says He Will Not Succeed DR.
Hill at Berlin.

Rome April 1.-THE newspapers to-day publish
a statement from the American Ambassador LLOYD
c. Griscom denying the report that he is TO be
transferred TO Berlin after Isr. David Jayne Hin
has assumed the amba ssadorship in that city mere
Iy formally.
Ambassador Griscom also announces that he has
not authorized anybody 10 assert that a marriage
between the Duke OF the Abruzzi and Miss Kath-
crime Elkins has been decided Mr.. Grscom adds
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
GENERAL aYRoN NJ. curcHgoN.

Grand Rapids. Mich, April 12.-General Byron
NJ Cutcheon, member OF Congress from Manistee,
Mich. for four terms. and one OF Michigan's most
prominent soldiers during the Civil War died to-day
at Ypsilanti. Mich. aged y years Death followed
a lingering illness from a complication OF disorders
General Cutcheon was in twenty-five battles and
engagements. He received the Congress medal
OF honor for conspicuous bravery in the Battle
of the Wilderness On June %. 1853. he married
Miss Marie Annie Warner Of Ypsilanti. He leaves
four
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
MORE SCHOOL LECTURES FOR ADULTS.

The Board OF Education announces that another
new course Of public lectures for adults will be
opened this evening in Manhattan. when Carroll
Brent Chiffon begins his talks on How to Listen
to Music" at Public School 15S Avenue A be-
tween nth and 18th streets. The lectures will be
illustrated by selections from the works Of Liszt
Rossui. Tschakowski and others.
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LIEUT.. TOTTEN DEAD.
Biblical Forecaster, Who Vas Once
Instructor at Yale.
rBy TeIegraph . Ths Tribune.l

New Haven. April 12.-Lieutenant c. A. l. Totten
died at his home in Milford this morning. after an
Illness Of several months from lung trouble His
death removes of the picturesque mil
lennIal forecasters and Biblical scholars
Lieutenant Totten came into prominence after his
appointment as instructor OF military tactics at
Yale when he began lecturing and giving out inter-
views which predicted terrestrial cataclysm-
The eleventh hour Of the miIIennaI is about to
strike he wrote and upon the threshold
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
BINGHAM AT CITY CLUB TONIGHT.

Police Commissioner Bingham is to speak on
the developments of the last year in his depart
ment az dinner at the City Club this evening
1t is the sixteenth anniversary OF the foundation
Of the club. and the guests and other speakers
Will include Edmond Kelly who the club 3
first active executive. John +. Parsons and Austen
q. Fox, former presidents; r. Fulton Cutting and
Robert c. Ogden. George McAneny viii preside.
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MRS. THAw TO RENT SUMNER HOME.

IE}y Telegraph 70 The Tribune
Pittsburg. April 12--Mrs. William Thaw has Of
fered for rent Elmhurst Grange. her summer home
at Cresson. in the Allegheny Mountains. She in
tends to spend some time in Europe with her
daughter. the Countess of Yarmouth. until dis
cussious Of the Thaw family affairs have ceased II
is taken here as a proof that the Thaw estate has
dwindIed that Mrs Thaw is willing rent one Of
her homes 10 strangers, heretofore she has
always ordered each closed when not occupy
ing
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
IRISH LORDS COMING TO HARVARD
LBy Tel-sFaDa - lie Tribune

LEy Telegraph 10 TIE Tribune
-aHDridEe. Mass, April 1.-Two Young Irish
lords are 10 come 10 Harvard for course Of study
Later they VIII study al oxford. They are Lord
bectye and Lord William TayIour. They are At
present studying under q tutor and it is said that
H-ey may be placed IL some American private
seHool before entering Harvard.
Iney sons OF the Marquis and Marchioness
OF Headfort Lord Bectve vii succeed to the
@eSdioTt title and estates.
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slR J. N. JoRpAN,s WISH 10 vIcERoYs.

Shanghai April l2--The British Minister 10
China, Sir John n Jordan. has returned here
after long visit 10 Southern China He is on
his way Peking. after having visited the vice
roys OF Marking and Woo-Chang, following
visit these officials OF the American Minister.
William W Rockhiu. II is understood that the
British Minister'S conference with the viceroys had
to do with the Tatsu incident, and was intended
TO indicate in a mild way the friendship between
China and Great Britain
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13
ISLAND MISSION ANNUAL REPORT.

The twenty first annual report of the Island Mis-
sion has Just been issued in pamphlet form by
Mrs Cadwalader Jones. the president II shows
that more than 5000 expended during 1907
TO cheer the poor and sick IN the public chari-
table institutions. There was a small balance n
the treasury begin the relief work OF the pres
ent year. The iutrm in the hospitals and patients
who would otherwise have been destitute after re-
covering from an illness received the special atteu-
tIon OF the mission last year.
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THAT CONTROVERSY ABOUT BALKAN.
Lord swaythling's dispute with the members Of
the Jewish Religious Education Board, in England
on the subject cf the Baaam miracle episode in
the Old Testament a controversy which threat
ems 10 disrupt the entire organization, of which
he is the most munhcent supporter, serves TO re-
call the fact the present Dean Of Westminster,
who is likewise Lord High AlmOner to King Ed
ward publicly proclaimed less than two years ago
his disbelief in Scriptural story, 10 the effect
thar FsIaams ass on a memorable occasion be
came endowed with powers OF speech AS the
dean received his appointment OF Lord High Al
r7oner 10 the sovereign from the latter only few
weeks after making this public pronouncelnent, II
Is not astonishing that Edward VII, who is the
supreme hesi Of the Church Of England, is gen
orally rega1ed indorsing the views Of his Prlr-
cipaI spiritual adviser.
Lord Swaythling, who will be better remembered
hz, his former name Of Sir Samuel Montagu, and
who is to-day the greatest Hebrew phllanthropist
in the United Kingdom and probably IN all Europe
giving away each year sums without parallel since
the death Of Baron de Hirsch, is strictly orthodox
and adheres to his belief in the Balaam miracle.
The latter is discredited by Claude Joseph Gold
schmidt Montehore, author OF The Origin and De
veIopment Of the Religion OF the Ancient He
brev,s =" and by Israel Abrahams editor OF The
/ TeU-isb Quarterly Review and professor OF Tai
roodic literature AT the University of Cambridge
tbat IS TO say two'greatest authorities on He
braic Scriptures; and Lord STVaythlng insists that
( ,,,Ias, those two men retire from the Jewish Re
Z
orT,arfzation but also transfer bis uberality
/ some other body which he can depend upon TO
teach nothing but the orthodox doctrines OF the
faith OF course the Baaam episode is not the
,r,, rof1t on which Lord Swaythling differs from
the TWO leaders Of Jewish thought just mentioned,
bYt il is the one around which the battle most
hercely RACES and which has been made the crux
OF the entire affair.
The Dean OF Westminster is undoubtedly the di-
vine who occupies al the present moment the high
et ,Iace In the favor and regard Of the King, anu
.,, T-1,rrsdav next Lord High Almoner, he will
present in the Chapel Royal. St James's. the dole
of money from his sovereign 10 twelve poor per
sons chosen for the purpose, this ceremony taking
H. rlace of that Of the washing OF the feet by
tba monarch which Is still continued on Maundy
Thursday by Catholic sovereigns. but which was
reformed ia England for the last time by King
Iarnes H. The DEAN the Very Rev DR.. Armitage
Robinson is a Cambridge man. bachelor, great
authority on early Christian literature. IS an ex-
oaIlnnt raconteur and possessed of Wit which is
sometimes caustc, yet always good natured. He is
sisposed to be High Church, yet has sympathies
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-senator Francis G, NewI1nds Ne
va da. HOFFNAN-W- 3. Kirk. ex-MavO- Of Syra-
cuee Norman F. Mack. Buffalo MANHATTAN
DR.. H. G. Beyer, Y. S. y. PLAZA-Mr- and Mrs
James Campbell ST. Louis. WALDO DORF-ASTORIA
j B. Reynolds, Washington.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FO-ecast.-WashinLtou. April 10
The weather practically clear during the day
throughout the entire country, Texas 1t
pleasant Southern portions OF
the and quite in the Northwest and the
central Rocky Mountain region.
There Well defined disturbances the map to
night generally fair therefore indicated
for the except along the
west coast where showers probable Monday It
will be Monday the East South and Southwest
and somewhat cooler Monday night Tuesday in the
Northwest
Special FOrecast.-Flood warnings have been issue ]
for the Arkansas River. IN Western Arkansas.
Steamers departing Monday for European ports will
light winds becoming variable with
fair weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

Anderson. Katharine A.
Bell. SObert W. 1r
Brow. James A.
ChAdeaYne. Gertrude
Jacques. Philip NJ.
Keep. Gertrude NJ.
kinnear. Lucretia z
Lambeth. William =.
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Monday. April 13
MARTIN-SuidenIy. SUNDAY. April y. fe0s as homs.
The Montana No b Mount Morris Park West VIII
lam A Martin, aged 81 yeas Funeral services Al
calvary Methodist Episcopal Church 18Th and
Seventh WEDNESDAY a o clock
neut Greenwood Cemetery.
PE4.I-Thursday. april 9 1908 after long Hnss,
John BOgert PelL husband Julia Andrews Black and
OF the lare William Watson and Maria Autoi1stts
PelL Services his late residence No 523 West lo5d
lawn Cemetery. Southport Conn q
train leaving New York 1ot5 a Tuesday. april a
ROBBINS-At Lakevils. Conn. "Wednesday. April
Lucy NJ Robbins Funeral the q brother,
Milton H Robbins. Saturday At . o'clock
RUSSELL-On april L. Julia Marietta. widow % solo
mon B Russell. aged - years Relatives and friends
are invited attend her funeral from the Chapel of
the Home, 104th ard Amsterdam Tussday.
April Il. az IL
TOWNSEND-Ar Atlantic CITY, y J.. April Il. 1873
Ntlienene Blackwell daughter of the late Peter ana
LetiCia A Blackwell POLLEN, wife ot Charles De Kay
York CITY, Tuesday. Il. I90s O'Clock Inter-
n'tnt Marble Cemetery. New York CITY. private
wEBSTER-Ar rest. SUNDAY. april 1905 25ta
year % her Helen Anna eldest daughter OF ths
Rev George SIDNEY and Emma Evans Webster Ns
Utica \. Y. Utica papers please copy
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Highest temperature yesterday 53 degrees lowest 80
a. Tor corresponding year
for corresponding date last years
Local Forecast--Fair and day. Tuesday
fair. light 70 fresh winds. becoming southwest.
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with all ecclesiastical parties and holds aloof from
politics II King Edward lives long enough Dr.
Robinson will probaly be the next Archbishop OF
Canterbury and Primate of all England.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-13

Columbia, Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania. fair
to-day; Tuesday fair; light fresh south to
southwest winds.
For Virginia, fair warmer to-day, Tuesday fair
warmer IN southeast portion; light 10 south to
southwest winds
For Delaware, fair to-day and Tuesday, light
to fresh south southwest winds
For New Jersey. fair warmer to-day; Tuesday fair
warmer in east portion: light fresh winds mostly
south southwest.
For Eastern New York fair warmer to-day: Tuesday
fair. in portion light fresh winds be-
coming southwest
New England to-day and Tuesday with
rising temperature fresh west south winds
Local Official Record.-The following official record
from Weather shows the changes in The
for the last twentfour comparison
with the corresponding date last year
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Mansfield May
Martin. William \.
Pell. J Jlhn b,
Robbins. Lucy NJ.
Russell. Julia NJ
Townsend. Williemens ..
Webster. Helen A.
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Private auJ public anhulsnces Tel 1924 Chelsea
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-29
T TAd7 4 49EE 81 Is, OOODEAD
ONE WOMAN'S VIEW OF
CROWDED CARS

"A letter TO The star on
situation. GETS point printed tul
complains o. conditions complained
a day poin, remedy
whom greater responsibility suffer Here
. letter.
Editor I m interested IN 8 commend
attitude allowing Seattle opportunity 70
express question: that
adding line " you accept
4 working Young aud pretty attract
attention old ugly repel Twice day :
the experiences those Of friends who
live do In University district dsasreeabe
OF late high aud thoroughly
gone into
"There a Was sorry the poor tired
who my place allowed sit In THERE but that
gone eoneuslon that the Lords o.
running city the giving with
holding say, whether
have condition 10 Canadian cities prevails
here present The win Tor o.
"rhe Seattle Electric does exactly what ploaaes
when peasoa how " councilman tho
Fighting a1 he before sseon
After election he and eveyhHE the Sc
the before his constituents and bsaming balances
way homet hasn't secured before
they did.
"fxpcetoaton the practecd eoaaualy and tho
enough escape places
this supposedly civilized city carries
home enough from which abe rides 60
KIN population IN crowded conditions exist
University The present physical lie IN.
help
the person crushed up against him
"uNsAHTARY 81 the charges seanst
hH affalra Involves ether ard uHspsakabe
dangers dlssusss every has abide By
"A WOMAN"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-29
IS NOT PAID TO TAKE The
LIVES OF THOSE ON TRIAL

FLUSHING. T. T.. Dec - BY u.
p.-I am no man 20 accept 400
day 10 help send a man 20 hia
death. declared District Attorney
nsrriu today. before the beginning
% The days session of the trial ~
Thornton jenkins flslaa for A.
legged participation IN the shooting
81 William Z. Aauls
DARN had previously said that
unless be waa peremp,orliY ordered
By the court 10 continue in the
Hains trials after the expiration Of
his term on January l. be would
retire az that time
should ! remain. ne concluded,
Il will refuse every cent 81 com.
penaatiou
Mra Annis. widow ~ the man
g0r whose death Jenkins iialns ~
belag tried. aud n number ~ mem
hera of the nayside Yacht club
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-12-29
BOLD THEFT
MRfITTED
COUNTY TREASURER HELD UP
AND ROBBED ~ OFFICE M
BROAD DAYLIGHT.

SIOUX FALLS. 3. -. Dee % -
By q r. Two masked men today
robbed Michael Meier. treasurer OF
sauboru county. Of s5.0sT. and o.
capped The robbery vas one u the
botaest on record here
The men entered the office o.
the treasurer and pointed their ro-
rolvera ~ him Several persons
we're nearby outside. but the ban
dts made no noise They made
Meier walk into the vault where he
was forced 10 hand over an the
cash on hand Then the robbers
locked the treasurer 10 the vault
and fled a posse is in pursuit