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New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
OBITUARY NOTES.

HUDSON KING CONDICT. son of AIr. and M:s.
Henry Vail Condicj. Of No. . II shland avenue,
Montclair y. J.. died Yesterday at the home II
his parents. Nj. Cond5yt was horn August - 1850
He was graduate of Princeton University and a
chemist for the Revere Sugar COmpany, OF Boston.
MRS EDWIN l. SCOFIELD daughter Of the
late julius a Evelyn Weed Candee. Of New York.
died i'm Stamford. Gem. yesterday. Although an
invalid she organized the Stamford Hospital Aid
Society and was a charter member of Stamford
Chapter d. A T.. Her husba nd. . former Mayor
OF Stamford and State Insurance Commissioner.
and son survive her.
FRANK MICHAEL MEINDORFF, special agent
OF the Department of the Interior. died at Port
land Ore, yesterday from Bright's disease, aged
nfty-eight years Meindorn OF noble Polish
birth He was prominent IN the investigation OF
coal land frauds in Wyoming, Utah and Colorado
IN 1905
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
OBITUARY.
JAMES W. PINCHOT.
TFrom The Tribune Bureau.l

TFrom TIC IrlDuht buFe-fu-I
Washington. Feb. s-James w Finchot. for many
wears resident Of New York died in this city
February s. Mr.. Pinehor born at Milford
Penn. in March. 1881. His father. Cyril Constan-
tine Desire Pinchot n soldier Of Napoleon. was
compelled to leave France In 1916. on the restora-
ton of the Bourbons because OF his republican
tendencies. and came to the United States He was
accompanied by his parents. and settled in Penn
sylvana, the upper Delaware, where he became
OF the largest land owners of the region. Mr..
Pinchot a Of great energy and well known
throughout the State of Pennsyive MIA. At time
he and Simon Cameron. who Secretary of War.
were appointed by the President TO go through the
West and settle disputes with the Indians His
mother Eliza Cross Pinchot Her grandfather
Belgian nobieman who held commission
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09

in the Continental army. and ultimately settled in
Pennsylvania
Mr. Pinchot New York in 1880. where, in
partnership with James s Warren. he in bust
for many years. In 1873 he retired and inter
ested himself in philanthropc and other public
undertakings He active IN organizing the first
association In this country for providing model
tenements for the poor. He the first treasurer
and a member Of the executive committee Of the
American committee for the BarthOld Statue Of
Liberty Greatly interested IN art he one of
the early subscribers to the Metropolitan Museum
of Art and his intimate friends among artists and
literary men numbered Sanford Clifford, FOR whom
his eldest named: Launt Thompson. Whit
tredge. McItntee. Edwin Booth. Bayard Taylor.
Stedran. Bryant. Parke Goodwin John BigelOw and
many others
Mr. Pinch0t became Interested in forestry through
his observations of forest practice IN France be-
fore the subject had attracted public attention
the United States. Later he became of the
founders Of the Yale Forest School His principal
interest in forestry, however. centred in the Yale
Summer School of Forestry which he established
and which is held on his estate Of Grey Towers,
Milford. Penn.
In 1864 Mr. Piuchot married Mary Emo. daughter
OF Amos r. Emo. of New York Their home was in
New York until 1909, when they came to Washing
ton. They had three children-Giford, chief of the
United States Forest Service: Antoinette Emo. now
LADY Johnstone wife OF Sir Alan Johnstone Brit
ish Minister at Copenhagen. and Amos r. E. a
member of Troop A. United States Volunteer Cav
airy. in the Spanish war until recently in the
District Attorneys Office in New York. and
practising law in that city
NJ. Pinchot was one of the early members OF the
Century. Union League. The Players and Grolier
clubs IN New York. In Washington lie was a
member or the Cosmos and Metropolitan clubs.
He yice-president OF the American For
estry Association. associate of the Society of
American ForesteIs patron Of the Washington
Academy OF Sciences and member OF the Ameri-
can and National Geographic societies, the Metro
politan Museum OF Art. the National Academy OF
Design, the American Museum Of Natural History
and many other institutions
In 1905 tiT. PiUchOt received the degree of Master
of Arts from Yale University il recognition of mis-
services to the of forestry and his patronage
of the fine
Although he had travelled widely. Mr.. Pnchot
never lost Interest the OF Milford, where he
was born. The old homestead of the Pinchots has
been transformed into free public library. Forest
Hall large stone building has been erected prln-
cipally the OF the Yale Summer School of
Forestry. and in many other ways the town Of
Milford has felt the influence of his Tntiring in
terest in its welfare.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WANT DUTY PAID ON ELECTRICITY
Diupley Tariff Act Apparently Does Not
Cover Case Before Board of Appraisers.

The Board OF United States GeneFAI AppfdlseTs
has been called upon TO decide whether or not cleo
,ricitv Is a dutiable product under the Dingley
,e-r 90, There is no provision in the revenue law
for electricity and the tariff provisions apparently
do moi cover the point.
American producers OF electricity in the neigh
hood OF Buffalo. have complained o. the Niagara
Falls Electric Power Company, whose generating
.tart is on the Canadian side OF the falls This
concern transmits power across to the American
side at Black Rock four miles below Buffalo. 1t is
asserted by the other companies that the foreign
company should pay duty on this power II was
.aid Yesterday that the only duty the Canadian
cornpsnv has paid is the metallic wire used 10
transmit the current, and this was assessed only
on the wire leading from point half way across
tha river 70 the American shore.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TROY'S NEED OF PRAISE.
Rensselaer, Diners Cheer Sare's
EuIogy of Mr. Hughes.

The Rensselaer, County Society unde, the leader
ship of Senator SAKE, paid Glowing tribute 10
Governor Hughes its anGua! hln,Ier last night
Senator SAKE. saying that all were suffering to-day
from conditions that are due the economic sttu-
alton of the country, praised Mr.. Hughes as one
who was doing much to alleviate those conditions.
His remarks were received with great erthusias SIN
He said:
These conditions are due the abuse of privi-
leges. and it is time that the abuse OF privileges
begun in Rensselaer, when Van Rensselaer, held
but but the the part known as Fort Orange and part of
Columbs Count, ceased These We're IN the oI1
Of the manor" In of time the lords of
the manor began to 6use ,a {aese ana
The passed q statute TO regulate these
re{ around the statutes for their clients and it
vas Alexander Hamilton who drew the leases for
that he could get around those statutes No ono
will blame Hamilton. and no one will blame M TIE
lawyers of the present day for trying to 90 the
same thing. .,.-,:.....
we need to take the lead vino is convincing Ing;
rather than Jnan who gives expression TO his
such mentioned frs first ,1os is the present resent
Governor Of the STATE OF NsW Ghaes d Vas sn
what he is trying to do IN cefr m ees aoee c6H fn Iad
that startle the people but by calm con
sideration. -, .. , :;
charles e Hughes and the State of New York is
fortunate in having man an who & Is quel ny oIe The
problem with the least possible disturbance to the
business of the country
The Senator also praised Ex-Governor Frank =
Black and said he hoped that the former Governor
would soon again take active interest in poti-
cat life.
About seventy-1ve members of the society With
their guests came down from Troy 10 attend the
dinner which was al the Wadorr-Astoria. Al the
e,,esr table with Walter L Mccoy. president or tn
society who toastmaster. were hlshop fo'te''
vybo was for some years rector of St Johns Epis-
conaI Church in Troy: senator SAKE, Harry NJ
Mack and William 2. Mason.
Bishop Potter in his speech declared that Troy
v-as in no trance but was going 10 be great city
some day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PRESIDENT ENJOYS PLAY ON NAME.
Polar Bear at Y. n. C. A. Circus Insists on
Theodore" Not Teddy"

Washington. Feb s-Presdent Roosevelts keen
enjoyment OF the pranks of many juvenile clowns
and the acrobatc accomplishments Of score OF
boys in tights the feature of the indoor circus
OF the boys Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. held here tonight
The White House party OF visitors consisted OF
the president, Mrs Roosevelt and Miss Ethel.
Quentin. tbs youngest son Of the family. was a
much applauo0d clown. In suit of domino calico
The hit q DIE show the refusal OF big
polar bear TO the repeated call of Ted
dE and his dignihed response to the name 'Theo-
Gore'
The President was entertained for more than an
hoor by the varied programme. which was ap-
piauded by several hundred friends OF the young
sterx
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oniciaI Record and Forecast-H ashington Feb s.
continued fall temperature the northeast
portion caused further upbuilding
OF extensive high pressure that covers the
greater portion of the country OF the Rocky
Mountans a we'll the crowding southwark TO the
Texas disturbance that Southeast
prevailed OF the Mississippi River, while the
westward generally cloudy but without precpi
taton consequence except IL ast and South Texas
Is the lake region the Middle Allan
and New England. with temperatures rang
thr line temperature extending into Central
have slightly rule but still considerably
abb
lower Arkansas Kaltsys
The high will continue dominate
weather conditions during Sunday half
Of the countr contin fair the
north but unsettled conditions, with rain. the
.ounern owing the depression South
-Te1as that is likely stDortheast Between
ne and the Rocky Mountains condi
tioue viii continue less unsettled. probably
without much precipitation Of consequence West OF
tie mountain pressure falling with rain in
IN. coa. Will probs bly, extend
I'd the plateau region during Sunday and
Honaay will continue cold Sunday IN the lake
region and Northeast and will be somewhat
Hondsy- Elsewhere temperatures viii not
Grange materially the Gulf States. where IL
viii be colder Sunday night Monday
storm warnings ciaplsJed on
the Sor.h California coast
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DR.. FAYETTE E. SCHLEY.

Or. Fayet;e +. SchIey. fo~ more than twenty
years practising physician in New York. dieI
from heart disease at his home. No. 10 West End
avenue. yesterday. Dr. Schley was born dt
Canardaigua. y. Y. fifty years ago He attended
the Albany Medical College and completed a course
1T the College of Physicians and Surgeons in this
city.
He continued in active practice in New York until
FIVE years ago. when he retired. Since mat time h1
had treated only few old patients. He leaves a
wife and one son and daughter. Dr. Schley
member Of the New York County Medical Society
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COOKAt her residence No 1as Clinton 81; srook.ys
THURSDAY. February g. Emma Caroline Emo -lle %
private
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Funeral services at the church of the Holy
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Funsra from her late No So Mssropoiitan
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HESRY ". PENOYAR. Secretary-
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Annie W. Edwin l. scofsld and dauEnrer 2s
the late Julius A. Evelins Candee. IN the S+t1
iate residence No 7s South ST. stamford. Tues
day. February IL al 3:15 D m 1srriases u NelIIns
from
THIsTLE-At East Orange. y. J.. February . 1aos.
Mary e daughter Of the late samuel = IN Iais,,s, ,s,
central Monday evening. February 10 at
O'Clock.
wALBRIDGE-On February 1895. Anne Editha Carter.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock at her late rsl9eneS.
No i59 west t4iLei.ot A7l -. 80 s9-sros.
papers please
wIGAND-Cecuia l. wigand. December Il at Wi-s-
t'hu-lh % ne 5tvent s3i 81 and Broadxay ,.
February 10 Interment private
WORTHINGTON-At Mentone. France. on Janua-y .
1905 Right Rev George Worthinzton. ID. D.. BISHOP
OF Nebraska Funeral services az tae Church o. ths
Incarnation. Madison ave and s5th St New York on
Tuesday morning. February IL at IL o'clock Please
flowers.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
MRS, poniNIck FINDS NECKLACE.

A-s. William Oorainick @: No. IS East 9th street.
~oose pear necklace was reported lost Friday
at.t y the snow out.ice the Metropolitan Opera
Aoase. szid yesterday that she hao found the
Jewels II the street near her home. Mrs DoIni-
hicEs carriage because % the snow bank, stopped
few feet east Of her home. and the necklace was
teaac half covered with snow yesterday morning
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Dr.. Franklin Carter, seventy years old, ex-presi-
dent OF Williams College took wedding
license here yesterday afternoon marry Mrs
Eliza beth ILeake, of Williamstown, Mass. DR.. Car
ter was graduated from Yale IN the class of 81
Mrs. Leake is widow OF the former president OF
the WiiliamstoHn CMassl Bank. She is sixty
eight years old. For several years DR. Carter has
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
REAR ADMIRAL S. NJ. ackLEY

Washington. Feb. S.-Read Admiral Seth NJ Ack-
ley, L. s n. retired, died here yesterday after
noon, aged sixty-tWo. He born in Nantucket.
Mass. and entered the navy in 1862 He had been
comnandant the naval stations Olongapo and
Cavite duty the Naval War College at New
port and with the General Board of the navy
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ANAWANDA CLUB PLANS RECEPTION.

The Anawanda Club will hold its annual enter
tanment and reception Monday evening, Feb
rIary To- at the Lexington Opera House 5sth street
near Third avenue. The entertainment Will consist
ot a vaudeville performance and will be followed
by dancing.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
CREENROOM CLUB.

The fifth annual full dress rehearsal OF the
Greenroom Club will be held next Sunday night
the New York Theatre Jerome Siegel will be
the chairman. Several of the leading players
in the city will participate In the entertainment
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
VALE TO HAVE NEW DoRMiToRY

New Haven. Feb Sat the meeting Of the Yale
Corporation = dormitory upon the second
campus Will probably be decided upon. The dor
rlitory will si5o01l of which slIso5 will
from recent legacy anG $4,000 from academic
department funds
The treasurer expects to receive before the end
of fiscal year and the Biount legacy. from Eng
land The amount which Yale will receive
from the legacy will be about N50.on
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ALLEN l.. MORDECAI.

Allen l.. Mordecai, senior member of tie real
estate firm Of Mordecai & Son died at his home
No. I West 92d street. yesterday morning. Mr.
No~<ecai born In Columbia :. c. sxty-seven
years ago. He founded the present firm in this
city, in 1865 No. Pine street. He was a di-
rector of the Commonwealth Insurance Company.
and of the Long Acre Realty Company. and presi-
dent and director of the Kips Bay Realty Com
pany ard the Realty Mortgage Company.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
Mr.. HARRIs's RECITAL.

Leslie Harris. the English entertainer, who
last heard here at the Hudson Theatre, will give
a recital next Friday night at Mendessohn Hall.
On that occasion he will Introduce a number ot
sketches and interesting stories. An extra
feature announced IS burlesque OF The Merry
Widow
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
EDEN MUSEE.

Miss Rose Berill is announced the soloist
the concert here this afternoon. The representa-
of various phases Of the Thaw trial is feat
ure Of the exhibition. The fftieth anniversary OF
the foundation of the Eden Musee is announced,
and later date further notice Of that interest
ing event will be made in these columns
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
ANOTHER WALTZ DREAM" COMPANY.

A second company has been organized by Frank
Mckee present The Waltz Dream"
rent az the Broadway Theatre, The second COM
pany viii make tour OF the Western cities. i
Is made known that the original production may
remain at the Broadway until the close OF the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DAILY WINS 1Hase-cUsHron TOURNEY.

= Louis. Feb S--John Daly, Of Chicago defeat
- Harry + Cline II Philadelphia SO 20 - t"-fiisi'
u the tHird and last block OF the uree-cnshloh
Billiard Championship tournament winning from
line lie Jordan W Lambert diamond Champion
snip emblem in to-night's game Days hish run
sss q. his average SO; Clines ligh run was o. ms
-S.rsse SO. The previous scores were; Daiy. d.
= :. 90 clins. "a. 4. ,ss, DALI. o. .. - eans'
II T. -
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
D. C. oARRAsRANT OPERATED ON

Bloomdcd y j. Feb 5 specaD.-Davld G.
Carrabrant member of the firm of Buckley. Dun
ton & Co. New York. WAS operated on for ap-
pendicitis last night ais home in Williamson
avenue here. The operation was successful and
M Garrabrant rested easily to-day.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

EMPIRE-T- Masuzswa. Japanese imperial com
missioner. Toxic. HOLI1AND-H. Z. McRae. Balti-
more HOFFMAN,. Gomez Ferreira. Washing
ton. HOTEL ASTOR-Major o. KOppen and Cap
tain Won knape Of the German Army. PRINCE
GEORG E-Baroness NOTdenfycht and family.
Berlin ST. REGIS-Baron L-adisaus Henselmi-
Ter Hengervar. Washington WALDORF-AS-
TORlA-A. q. Yates Rochester.
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Special Notices.
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GENERAL FORESTS SON DEAD.

Memphis Feb S.-Captain William NJ Forrest
son Of General Nathan Bedford Forrest the Con
federate cavalry leader. who recently stricken
with paralysis while witnessing play. died to-day
He was levee ana railroad contractor. and had
made his headquarters in St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Ia readily accessible by Harlem from Grand Cen
traI station and jerome Avenue troeys ana
byrc Lots Telephone 45J5 Gransrcy
for o Views representative
once 81 East 2Sd 81 New York City
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The engagement has just been announced of Miss
Carita Curtis daughter of Colonel and Mrs. S. :.
Curtis OF Omaha, Edward Dimon Bird,
city. Mr.. Bird is graduate OF Williams College,
a director of the house of Tiffany & Co and an
active member OF Union League and Republican
clubs. The wedding will take place a the home
the brides parents, probably in June.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR WEBS.

San Francisco, Feb S,-The wedding of Mayor
E. r. Taylor and Miss Eunice Jeffers cele-
brated this afternoon the home OF the Mayor in
California street.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
DINNER OF BOOT AND SHOE SELLERS

The second annual dinner OF the Boot and Shoe
Sellers Association of New York held last
night al the Hotel Manhattan The principal
speaker was John H Hanan. who gave s1oo to the
benevolent society Of the association.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-09
TNDERTAKERS

FRANK T. CAMPBELL. Eats Wsst 23d 50 Chapea
Private and public ambulances- Tel ia Cnelsea
Rev. stephen Merritt the world wide-k known under-
fskar nuIv one place business. Sth Ave and tstn
S. lsrsest n The world Tel 12f and l2S Chelsea
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.enp~rsturs Yesterday. Il: average Tor cor
OF average Tor corresponding
hsfs last thiYty-three year,, 30 .... ..,<. ~
Ioesi roYeesst-Today, fair and eonnnusd colo: No.
a. tss. ses . eeie, SrssA eokn y AsaSS
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Rev. s DE LASCEy TOWNSEND. u u. Rscsor.-
Holy Communion a m Morning PRAYER and SER
mon By Rector. IL q Choral svensons. . . =.
SrsuSsrs welcome
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