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TO PROVIDE CHILD FAIRGROUNDS.
The Parks and Fairgrounds Association OF
New York incorporated.

Albany. June 13-The Parks and Fairgrounds As
ISOLATION Of New York. formed to provide parks
and Fairgrounds for children and promote their
proper maintenance and availability, filed a GER
ti1cate Of Incorporation to-day with the Secretary
of State The directors David Blaustein, Mary
K Simkovitch Eugene A. Philbin. General Stewart
L. woodford, Gilbert Colgate, William j. Schefe-
lin S. p Anderson William E. Conley, William X
Wilcox. Henry R. Beekman. David H. Greer.
Gutzon Borglum, William C. Deming. Powell
Chrichton, Luther H Gulick Howard Bradstreet.
Florence Kelley. Michael ]. Lavelle, Milo R. Malt
Lillian D. Wald, Alfred J. Boulton, Kate Duryea
and Seth Thayer Stewart. of Brooklyn and VIII
lam NJ Clark, of Plainheld,, N. j.
Eugene A. Philbin. who was president OF the
METROPOLITAN Park Association, said last night that
the new association reorganization Of the old
one and that its object would be to provide ade-
ouate playroom for all the children In the city.
He said that a movement was already on foot TO
obtain permission from owners of various vacant
lots In all parts of the city to make Fairgrounds
out of the lots while they remained vacant He
said that the organization would provide men 10
look after the children and that local committees
would be organized in the various sections OF the
city to take part in the work
Already number Of wealthy persons have signf-
fed their intention of helping the organization in
its work financially, but the amount guaranteed is
not sufficient to meet the needs. and further SUBJ
scrptions are being solicited. The offices of the
new organization will be the Charities Building.
under the supervision OF Howard Bradstreet, the
secretary.
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PARDoNED MEN MAKE STATEMENTS
Powers Says, Don't Mention Politics to Me-
Howard Reiterates Innocence.

Georgetown. KY, June fs.-Caleb Powers gave
out statement from his hotel here after his re-
tease to-day, in which he says:
The decision of Governor Wilson to the effect
that am entitled to my liberty after his long and
Palnstaklng examination of the records in all the
good name though my liberty had come
through the decision of the average Jury espe-
ciaiiF In view of the fact that ten the Jury in
the last trial voted for acquittal
am going home to my old mother and will re-
main there few weeks in the hope of regatnine
my health. If my health is sufficiently recovered
by September i shall re-enter the practice of
law in my home town. Barbourville Ky unless
eomething much better presents itself between
now and then.
Asked IL he meant 70 re-enter politics. Powers
said:
Don't mention politics to me To all those
who have aided me in any way since the fncep-
ton of my trouble I again express my lasting
gratitude"
LOUISVILLE June 13--Following the release Of
James Howard at Frankfort to-day he came to
this city. great crowd was at the station to sec
him of. He made the following statement:
i am deeply grateful that at last free after
all these years OF imprisonment without just
am under the deepest obligations the Governor
for his pardon and 10 thousands of friends who
have stood by me. am innocent of the crime that
was charged against l shall join my little
family and undertake once more their support
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
EVANS TALKS TO SCHOOL CHILDREN.
Pupils Numbering Two Thousand Attend
Annual Ulster County Field Day.

Kingston N Y, June 13.-Rear Admiral Rooey
D Evans U. s. N. (retired). who is rega1ning his
health at Lake Mohonk. addressed the students
attending the annual field day of the Ulster county
schools at New Paltz to-day The schoolooys Pc
+itioned Admiral Evans to attend the field day,
ord he said he could not resist their appeal He
urged them to be manly in action, both In private
and public life Boys. he said. should be patriotic
and chivalrous and not be afraid TO give and take
hard knocks in just cause.
Two thousand school children from all par's oi
Ulster County attended the field day. which, unoer
the supervision of Myron T. Scudder. principal OF
the New Paltz Normal School. has come to be an
e,nuaI affair Of considerable Importance.
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rules of the church pastor Of the three other Phfla-
deIphta churches, and In 1890 called to the pull
nit Of the Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church In
I9rooklvn His pastorate there lasted five years.
and was marked by the celebration. in 1894. of the
senli-centennial Of the church. at which II was an
nornced that by the efforts of DR.. Wilson supple
roen.ed by those of his people. the entire church
debt of $4,000 had been paid.
In 1885 Dr. Wilson became pastor of the St An
arauy,s Methodist Episcopal Church. In this city,
,,bera he remained for seven years. and succeeded
q, clearing away the debt of $4,000 which rested
on tba nroperty when he went there. AT the ser
vice of rejoicing this success the mortgage
mas burned on a silver plate, which was afterward
nraeented TO Dr. Wilson. He resigned the pastorate
20 CT Andrews in 1902, and returned 10 Brooklyn,
b.ra he became pastor of the Nostrand Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church. the third largest
Methodist church in Brooklyn. He cleared off the
dabt of $4,000 resting on the property in 1908 IN
,bat wear strong efforts were made to induce him
=. accent the pastorate of Trinity Methodist
Ir,,sconal Church, in Denver. but he declined three
,ttations Dr. Wilson widely known a
and was a foremost figure In the New York East
Conference . . =,
II. uas three times married. His first wife died
soon after their wedding His second wife. who
&c sister Of DR.. Herbert Welch, president of
obto WESLEYAN University, killed by being
.,an,n from q carriage in New Haven. His third
i,a survives him, with and daughter An
.,har daughter died few months Owing TO
49,, audden death of DR.. Wilson services will be
n.td I'm his church today
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He was born in Belfast, Ireland. in 1893. Early
feeling the call OF the he embarked Belfast
when fourteen years old on a sailing vessel
owned by his uncle, the late Captain Bell. For
three years the boy followed the sea- and finally
what destined to be his last cruise. landed
at Quebec in 1850.
His brother, James Mexican, a school commits
sioner in this city, heard that John was at Que
bee. went there for him, and after considerable
urging prevailed on the younger man to enter
business in New York. He obtained a clerkship
in the hardware store Of Coke & Co. then situated
in Chambers street He stayed there seven years
and then took a clerkship in the Croton Water
Department, which in short time he gave up
to become clerk in the Supreme Court.
It during these years that he'd studied law,
and in 1854 he admitted to the bar. After
serving clerk OF the Marine Court for six
teen years he appointed by Governor Hill IN
1889 to fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Justice Mcneil of the 7th Judicial District Munich
pal Court, and in the following year was eiecteo
by plurality of 2,o1o votes to fill the unexpired
term of four years. At the next election his ma
jority $3.50.
He resigned in 1899 upon being appointed Justice
Of the Court of Special Sessions by Mayor van
wyck which Office he had held ever since
Justice Mexican the nearest surviving reia-
tive Of the family of Andrew Jackson since cary
manhood he had shown great interest in the WORKS
of Byron, on which he was considered an au-
thority In appreciation if his known love for the
poems Of Byron, he received a few years ago from
a person who had been in Byrons household a
Delft plate said to have been used by the poet he
celebrated his ffty-frst wedding anniversary on
April q last
childrens court and had peculiar success IN hand
ling such cases.
Justice Olmstead said last night: He was one
Of the mos tlovabe men I ever knew. He hao
turned many tender step into the way or eoou-
ness and saved the moral life Of many child by
his words OF wisdom and charity from the bench
He leaves wife. two sons, John Bell, tr.. and
Robert Jackson and a daughter, who is Mrs John
S. Daily.
Services will be held at the Church or Our Lazy
of Good Counsel in East Goth street, next Tuesday
al 10 a. rn followed by burial at St Raymond g
Cemetery, in Westchester.
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THE REV. DR.. JAMES OLIVER WILSON

The Rev. DR.. James Oliver Wilson. OF Brooklyn
died suddenly yesterday at his home No 41s
Greene avenue. from heart disease brought on by
an acute attack of indigestion. His death followed
a visit to Mount Vernon, from which he returned
Friday.
The Rev DIR. James Oliver Wilson was one OF
the best known preachers and lecturers In the
Methodist Episcopal Church He was also widely
known as successful debt raiser. He was born
IN Manchester Ill. on April 10. 1849 and was edu-
Gated at the Illinois Wesleyan University, the
Northwestern University and the Drew Theological
Seminary. While student at the latter ne
nresched in the Stanley On. - Congregational
Church In 1869 he entered the Methodist Epis-
copal ministry, his first pastoral charge being over
the West Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church,
in Philadelphia. He In succession, under he
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Died.

BARBoUR-on Friday Jun. ~ Fsnnis 9oo,sy VII, 'ri
daughter Of Edgar and Eliza Cooley wiIIianra
Funeral services at her late residence. No l5e hcn
st BROOKLYN. Monday. June is. at O'Clock
kindly omit flowers
BARcALOw-on Friday. June ~. Theresa BarcaIov
Funeral from ST. chrxsostom's Chapel. 9Th ava,
Interment IN woodawn Cemetery
DONNELI-On Saturday. June 49, Eaton's Neck. Long
Slana harriet eldest daughter Of Harry p and R1'n
Robinson Donnel. Of pneumonia. IN her fifth yeaf
Frederic r. Hall Funeral service az his late resi-
denee on Tuesday. 18th inst. o'clock D.
HuMPHRY-Frank Merrsri Hurnphr5 NJ D. husband
OF Emey AuchincIoss Humphry. at Naples. May "a.
June 1s. 2.30
JOHNsON-At the OF her daughter Liberty. y Y.
of Santa Clara. Cal. in year sgs.
Kinesisv r. Ma,t5n Ne Ioa Tssr,sis % pa, p.L us
Monday. June Is. O'Clock o. m. Intermens
family California papers please
copy.
borne with patience and resignation Margaret
ft ESa = keans @ L9r sN,en S ysars Iaitnfu m maid 40
Dakota. 1 West I'D
OCONNOR-At Lake Mahopac. y. Y. June Y. 1908.
O'coEnoT aged II years Funeral Monday June i5th.
Iov6a G ssh st m and lGPPp Park 5Re aTe nu''h OF SAINT
SHERMAN-At Yonkers " Y on June H. 1908.
William Hazard Sherman. NJ D. In the 4gth year
OF his age Services at St Johns Church foukers
June II. at 10 a. Interment at convenience of
family.
sPRING-At Naueatuck. Conn, SATURDAY,. Juns II
a the Parish House Monday. June 15 O'Clock.
sTARK-suddenly on Friday June II. sam Stark.
Services from his late residence NO IL Parkvis-
D m Tnterrnent az Frveburx Me- Boston asd Maine
papers please copy
sTEwART-On Saturday. June 13 1905. Elizabeth 3
stewart at the resfienc- Of her grandson Dr. jeffrey
No 90 Morris St. Yonkers. y. Y
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ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
From The Tribune Bureau


ORDERS IssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
c.ntajn EDWIN p STUART corps Of engineers transfer
duties 10 Lieutenant Colonel DAN c. KI<GMAN,
corps Of engineers at Savannah and proceed 10 mil
CAPTAIN PETER g HAMS. J. quarterInaster detached
ouarfermaster's department: assigned 4sth Company
coast artillery corps 49, ,..+.
Following changes in ASSIGNMENTS OF fTTt E Wqf
Helm from SD Company unassigned list 70 ar.
CHeaE pRI @tSSf ITTrT Jr from S7th to SD company.
Following first lieutenants Philippine scouts 70 pos.s
SF fsssRs5GGaR GoGRT 70 % %ashnson H&5sY 4
MOORE Columbus barracks PLIkK PEI .oH Son NE
First Lieutenant KENYON a JOYCE from l9'h 10 0'i
First Lieutenant oLNEY PLACE. from 6h to 18th Cav
First lieutenant DANIEL A. NOLAN, 9Th Infantry to
Lieutenant commandsr L .,3dn BRsToI Tepo4 detailed ord
Lieutenant T l. OZBtRN, detached the Biakely: 10
rseutenanf r G DAVIS from naval hospital Mare
Island. home leaxe three months months the c;rsmpus
Lieutenant H D. COOKE. detached the ii1et
to thf " MORSE to navy yard Boston
Assistant Paymaster H e CoLLlSiS, Isiad de'acn ING
Assistant Paymaster F. E. MMILLEN TO the Cohneo''
,foVEMENTs OF wARsHIPs.-The following
,o,,an,ents of vessels have been reported 10 the
Navy Department:
- % The Morris at sepyaH Point: the OLYMPIC, ne
~ Arkansas the Chicago. the Hartford anu ''e
solomons Island
y.n 11Th. Alexander. from san Frascse2 1o Pni the
yune i2The Morrs from Norfolk Tor scorna rom
Prairie IRON New York for Newport; the supply from
for Gssm @ e1nsee Tas ST. fpom San
santa Barhara; the Jncas from rom WashinTton for
poaSe
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John MARKLE MAY RETAIN sluHi
Coal Operator Loses Use of One Eye 0u'
There Is Hope for the Other.

Iohn Marl1le the Pennsylvania coal operator VIZ
&c forced by threatened blindness to give up iil'
business last spring, and went 10 cohsu' -, =
- - he left e-e according to his pro'hei'
Aihan Markle. who returned from Europe Yesterday
-, the Hamburg American liner Kaiserin AusuS'
Victoria. - .o;,y treated
-, ~, Professor Pagenstehler who says
a., s,gbt Of the coal mans right eye is gone ou'
holds ont hope for the left
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oe7ci.I Record and Foreca.t.-washington June ID
During the last twentyfour hours thundersorrs were
general throughout the great river valleys the upper
lax. and western regions and the east Gulf
states Heavy rains in the lower Arkansas lower
Missouri and portions middle Mississippi valleys
There were also in Wyoming and northern
.ssippi and lower Missouri valleys and eastern North
I1,o,, .n5 warmer in the lower upper
lake regions.
There will be showers Sunday the lower lake and the
Eastern upper lake region Ohio Valley and the mid
die South Atlantic Gulf states. extending by
tomorrow night New England and continuing there
Monday.
Showers will also continue Monday in the south At
,rtic and east Gulf states will
he generally fair Sunday Monday. in the
trerne central. where local showers probable
The winds along New England coast will be light
., The south Atlantic southeast south,
possibly hunderstorms on the east Gulf coast light 20
southeast TO south: the lower lakes fresh 10 brisk
southwest with thunder squalls shifting TO northwest
night; the lakes fresh west TO
northwest.
Forecost for Special LocaIites.-For District of
Columbia and Maryland. showers to-day Monday fair.
cooler light to fresh south winds shifting northwest.
For Delaware and Jersey. showers to-day: Monday.
,ar cooler fresh winds. becoming northwest Mon
For Eastern Pennsylvania, showers cooler to-day;
Monday, southwest winds becoming northwest
Eastern New fork, showers 10 Gay and propa5Dly
Monday; fresh winds becoming northwest Monday
and on Monday: Monday In south and west
tions; fresh south to southwest winds
For Pennsylvania. thundersorms and cooler
today Monday fair: fresh to brisk to northwest
winds w. .,,-. 49,, .o,,.- o.
day Monday generally portion brisk
southwest west winds
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CALEB POWERS FREE
,,pnONED BY GOTERNOR.
,s Hosrard Also Released-End
of Noted Kentucky Case.

r-snksort KY. June ls,.By % announcing 19 the par
@ Of Caleb Powers ..s sna sss today
6o,s most noted criminal cases. IN which the
hen - sI parts Of the United States have for
Geos ,r-sssed their interest by signing petitions
an pardon
,.e former going to hotel and the latter taking
He -, ,o Louisville. Friends OF Powers say that
s l,l he taken in triumph 10 the Republican Ma
- n convention at Chicago. but Powers insists
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xeemIT ROOSEVELT WINS PRIZE.

nav Telegraph 70 The IrbuhtJ
,.o Mass June l3.-Kermit Roosevelt ono
.ta Graduates at Groton School this year was
= successful competitor in prize day exercises -.
"A. feature Of which was an ADDRESS ny
o7y' - rTadla,, of Yale whose is student
- Among the other prize winners were Thorn-
ne | - troyn Of Flushing, Long Island; h. A
nJ,,rrav. ir.; d. McVeagh J. X Hodges f. a HOLT
w D. ,.o,,nt and L. opdyke, all of New York
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at his home In Pittsford, following illness of a
few hours. He eighty years old He leaves
his wife and two sons. Henry c. and Adolph Lomo
Mr.. Lomb born In 1s2s at Burghaun. in Hesse-
Cassel, Germany. He sailed for New York in 1S4S
and became partner of the optical firm of j. J..
Bausch. In 1880 the firm established manufact-
uring plant In Rochester which is now one OF the
largest in the world. The firm recently formed
merger with German optical manufacturers
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14
GEORGE II. DANIELS NOT ILL.
ro,a.--.,y, N The Tribune I

rFy Telegraph The TrbuneI
Lake Placid n. Y, June 13.-Stories that George
II Daniels the veteran railroad man. is desper-
atev i'll at his summer home IN this resort are
without foundation. Nor has he abandoned Chrls
.iar scianca to return to medical treatment, for.
,boueb his wife was a believer in Christian Sci
ence Mr. Daniels has always had medical AID
when i'll Mr.. Daniels took cold on his arrival
here last week. and confined TO MS ped 1or
two DAYS but is up Id about.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-14

nauon or Governor Goehel. made this comment
Nnen he learned Of the pardons
The pardon of Caleb Powers and James How
sio Us most righteous act Never before In the
history Of this country have two men suffered
more unjustly"
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A WEDDING TO COME.

Invitations have been sent out by Mrs. Minnie
Katz of No 1157 Lexington avenue. TO the mar
riage of her daughter. Miss Irene Sylvia. Isaac
Nenlre son of Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel MenIine Of
this city, on Wednesday. at the Hotel MarseiIle
Mr. MenIine is a civil engineer and a graduate Of
Columbia College
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JUSTICE M'KEAN DEAD
aged Jurist Worked His Way Up
from Sailor Bon.

Justice John Bell McKean Of the Court of
special Sessions. died at yesterday at his
home, at No. Isl East SD street. after an illness
OF about a month, by which, however. he had
been confined to his bed for only two days.
Justice Mexican in his seventy-sixth year.
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Special Notices.
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yesterday. ~ degrees average TOT
6l for correspond
inr date thirty-three years. S.
i ecast-To-day showers and probaoiy Mon
dav: fresh south winds becoming northwest Monday.
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ppoM1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

AcTOR HOUSE-L. GuInmea5ey. tokoI11 ma 1LIS 4P
t56fLAND-G, W C DreXe PhliadeiPa, afon M ST
KAAa1,rG KA1 fii Ir - p Beverly. Panama ST Rt"io-
6ao're westinghouse, Jrr, PittsDurs
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CONFEDERATE GENERAL DROWNED.

Savannah June 13-Peter A. s. McGlashan'
general in the Confederate army. was drowned to-
day near this city.
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t,ROSBY-COOLIDGE-- Lenox. Mass. June H. by The
Rev. Arrowsmith Elizabeth. daughter OF the
late Albert leighton Coolidge. of Boston, Maunse
Schienelin Crosby, OF Rhfnebeck -. Y.
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Married.

Marriage notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii
be r.pubIished in the Trf-WeekIy Tribune without
extra charge.
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CAPTAIN HENRY LOMB.

po.bester June l3.-Captain Henry Lomb, of the
on,,esl trm OF Bausch Il Lom0, died this morning
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Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE viii be
republished In tho Tr-weekJ Tribune without eItrs
charR
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RAILEY-On Friday

BAIEY-On Friday June IL. 1908. at MS Iats
residence No. 152 Deer Hill ave psnoury. |onn' %
Festus G Bailey, in the list year ,aos -. $50
o'clock p. m. Carriages in waiting for arrival of
o o'clock train from New York via New YORK NeW
Haven & Hartford Railroad Binghamton papers
please copy.
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Died.

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with full name and address.
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UNDERTAKES.

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Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

- readily By trains from 5ran1
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenus troeye
and by carriage $3.50 up. Telephone ASS
Gramercy for Book OF Views representatives
ONCE 20 East 23d ST. New York City