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New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
DUNLOP WILL PETITION.
Legal Aduiser Of Physician Asks
That Document Be PrObdted.

petition to probate the will OF Dr.. Charles w
Dunlop. who was declared insane by q jury SIX
weeks before his death. March 6. was fled
yesterday by Charles Sumner Miller. Or. Dunlop
legal adviser who associated with him in the
United States Medicine Company. Mr. Miller IN
his petition places a value of $4,000 on the real
estate and declares the personal property TO amount
100000
The greater part OF the estate was left by the
Will to DR.. DunOp's wife. twenty-five nephews
and nieces are receive sums varying from 5000
TO MI Miller. and several religious organizations
and hospitals named benefctaTies in the
residue Of the estate after the death Of Mrs
Dunlop.
The will is dated May %. 1903 Gilbert Ray
Haves a lawyer, who married a niece of Dr. Dun
lop, said last night that the nephews and nieces
intend to contest the will on the ground that 1t
was made during a time that Dr.. Dunlop was men
tally unsound. He received letters of administra
ton from Surrogate Thomas Tuesday because
Mrs Dunlop. who is over seventy-fve years of age.
is too feeble mentally and physically TO administer
her husbands estate. He said he will file excep-
tions TO the will in behalf of the nephews and
nieces in a few days
Henry Fl. Snedeker. who Is Mrs. Dunop's at
torney, said last night: Because DR.. Dunlop was
adiudged insane at the time of his death IT is ne
reason why he was not competent to make a Will
five years ago The will will stand just II Is.
and according its terms if any of the nephews
and nieces contest it they will be disinherted."
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
Ny. L. FACULTY sTIRs TROUBLE.
Student Body Somewhat Incensed Over Re
striotion on. Men Selected for Show.

Trouble at New York University is brewing again
between the faculty committee on athletics and the
student body The cause Of the latters d1ssatls-
faction is that the faculty has declared most Of the
men selected TO participate in the varsity show
ineligible.
4 H Sherin '01 manager Of the performance,
vent 10 n rehearsal the other day and gathered a
list of the men selected for the various parts IN
"Cap'n Kidd & Co to he produced on April =
and 3 The cast requires twelve men. while there
arc -i,irrv in the chorus Professor W l. Waters,
recorder Of the faculty returned the list 70 Sherln
yesterday Four members of the cast. two OF them
graduates and about six IN the chorus were ap-
proved J. !. ScanneI, ~. and Il NJ Fitzpatrick.
'0s are the graduates whom the faculty has not
rnolestcd
The feeling at University Heights is that pure
athletics are all right but there is grumbling when
the faculty makes trouble for the show.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
TECHNICAL KNOWLEDGE

N= may gran; that certain technical l1Io" Ledse
. F-slec1IUE the mechanical construction o.
nerspaT.er can be derived most eaSllt. y no
saeit. from actual experience. but thar expert
taue ssu be obtained a. well without a. MltI!lI
: newspaper Office Z TIC facilities be ahGroT5d
Tnis form Of proficiency. moreover, Is OF rne
smallest comparative value and hears q ItIa-
iionsalD 10 tie practice Of journalism as q pro
lesson hardly closer than the abiiiN 10 con-
c3cr an advertising department Surely, 700, one
can bc taught now to write. edit. think. even no"
. IL perceive ~ readily III college as IL news
fseer erfir- lie only conceive ble adt anlage o
lie latter being that e-1ImabIe value, 10
b Slre-which T. derived from enforced prac-
tee bat wen t1i- czunor be regarded IS uTftt-
Fsine5le Il Tie mental energy and Ingenuity
ssG 30 le exercised ~ some undergraduates IA
striving % avoid work could be diverted into
ts.er channels
There i or the part of trustees ard faculty u
N9-Ut deficiency IN comprehension q ile duts q
Ire university 20 the people
Y llatever may be our attitude toward the doe
iTine of -utilitv,v whether Ne stand WIN Ok
.9rd with Edinburgh. We may resi- ASSURE
thst even Locke would deny the need 10 tile
laocern journalist Of liberal edIcatloH- Tor the
sery simple conclusive reason mat universal
AEo2i-cge IS his reQUiremeu- And where cdA Hc
@ntain n 2 rot from the university? Ana = nose
nllE, z the .niversify's. IS i 10 suppl n21
tsiF thar liberal education Itself Dht also -
.3nor helps pertaining 90 Journalism 80 ma 1ilaI
wen the graduate begins MS Wofk - tiItI
1sea net Tust 1aiie perforee he Is mastering LIZ
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OBITUARY NOTES.

sILAs H HAVENS. a deputy internal revenue
collector in New York under Colonel Charles II.
Treat now United States Treasurer. died suddenly
al his home. No. 124 Lafayette avenue. Passaic on
Wednesday night MI Havens served in the Civil
War with the 18th Army Corps under General
Banks. He enlisted in New York. where he was
horn and where fer years he conducted produce and
Ighterase businesses.
JOr4E l SNITI4MEYER. vel known architect
died from carcinoma at Providence Hospital in
Washington. yesterday- He designed and super
intended the construction Of the library Of Con-
gress- He was born in Austria about seventy-six
wears ago
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
NAVY LEAGUES CONGRATULATIONS.

Washington March 12.-The following telegram
was sent to the fleet this afternoon:
Rear Admiral Robiey D Evans, Magdalena Bay
Mexico: The Navy League of the United states
greets the commander. officers and men OF tne
splendid fleet which has vindicated the judgment
OF the friends of the navy by its successful Voy-
age, evincing readiness, efficiency and dlscIpilne
and assuring national protection and continued
peace and extends them its consratulat tions ana
HORACE PORTER, President.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
TAkAHIRA AT THE HIPPODROME.

Baron Takahira, the Japanese Ambassador, oc-
cupied box al the Hippodrome last night He
much amused by the war spectacle of The
Battle of Port Arthur and after the perform
ance he was shown the numerous places OF in
terest in the big playhouse. With the Ambas-
sador were G Misnio. the local Japanese consul:
Mr. and Mrs. Ara Commanders Tanguchi.
Takenchf, Yoshda and NJ Nagai. Before leaving
the Hippodrome. the baron wrote his autograph
on a programme for the general in the mimic
battle
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
coNsv ISLANDS NEW THEATRE.

Louis Z. Werba and T. J. Casey will have, this
season. one of the numerous attractions at Coney
Island 1t will be a marionette theatre. and is
now in course Of construction. Frederic Thonlp-
son is building il for Messrs Werba and Casey,
and that should be 4 comforting note for those
who love old Coney Isle. The chief source of
n1errinent in the new playhouse will be
nerous array Of little performers. Jewells Mani
kins have been already engaged the star
feature
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
MIR BRYCE TO ATTEND CONVENTIONS.

Washington March 12--Ambassador Bryce. of
craa+ Rrf+air hopes to attend the sessions OF the
Peoublican National Convention al Chicago and
the Democratic convention at Denver in the ca
rscftv OF q spectator. This is his present plan
He feels confident Of being able 10 get 10 the RH-
pubcan convention in Chicago next June. but he
: "a. so certain of being able to get To Denver
-.-ba,, The Democrats meet. About the middle OF
the summer Mr. Bryce expects TO make visit 10
Europe for the purpose OF seeing some relatives.
There are no political questions at this time "hch
teraand lis presence in London.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
CONSPIRACY VICTIM. SAYS Mr.. COOKE
nv Telegraph TO The Tribunel

IBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune-l
Rutland Vt, March l2-The Rev. George y.
Cooke. who recently preferred charges against
Chancellor Day. declared to-day that he was the
victim of a criminal conspiracy that was seeking
in every way to inture and suppress him He
saws his mail is opened his Personal acts scruti-
rtfzed and as q last resort the part OF the al
legged conspirators. he says. to-day he received
word from Bishop Moore, who presides at the
New York conference and who Is close friend
Of Or. Day. saying that he had been requested 10
remove 1Tr. Cooke.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
cARuso TO GO ON CONCERT TRIP

Ernest Goerlitz. who has resigned as general
manager OF the Conrted Metropolitan Opera Com
pany will present Enrico Caruso in a series of
concerts beginning May l. at Columbus. Ohio.
If will continue for two weeks and half The
route comprises Detroit, Cleveland Buffalo, To-
ronto Montreal and two other cities.
Caruso will be accompanied By several soloists.
among them Miss Julia Allen. a soprano Henri
q scott basSo, and Master katlarsky. a young
Polish vionist. Henry Wolfsohn viii act joint
ma ua ger OF Mr.. Caruso's trip
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
R,sslAN PAINTINGS COMING HERE.

ST Petersburg, March IA Borisod, the Fus-
sian painter of Arctic scenery. left St Petersburg
to-day for the United States He took with him
collection Of $50 paintings and sketches Of scenes
made during his recent expedition 10 islands in
the Arctic Ocean To insure the success of his
trip the Russian artist received the assistance OF
the Ministry Of Finance.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
LIMA DINNER FoR COMMANDER GRANT

Lima Peru March 12-Samuel NJ. Taylor, the
American Consul General at Callao. and Mrs Tay-
Ior gave dinner last night in Lima in honor or
Commander a W. Grant. captain of the American
supply ship Arethusa which is accompanying Ile
torpedo boat lotiIla. Among those present were
Lieutenant Covder the American military attache
to Peru, and several Peruvians Of social proui-
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a PARTISAN PAPER AT HARVARD.

IBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Boston. March 12-F0r the first time probably
IN an American university partisan political paper
has been established with the permission of the
authorities This one is The Harvard Democrat, -
which appeared to-day. The editors Rogers
Hear a grandson Of Senator George r Hoar. and
Samuel BoUles. a grandson Of the Springfield ed
itCr.
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Died.

:, 1aos s. Lakes te-OaI 95. NsT 5.n1 G snd.
Convsrs widow Of Ebenszer BucSnshan ConVs1s A.
eenps ,3ssa 9l a@ ~ gnib ono Funeral
st her Iate residence in Linden ave S,y.s
F' Erie Raroad fsrr9 =. Wss 2a St. Sew Cry. 80
hand Of Izizabeth F4xsost hoae. 70 ~ ser,
rom his late resitence thencs % Our Lady ef Mercy
surch ShsrmeTs9gn sig & e russn s VII ss
offered repose his soul saturday rnornns
March ~. ~ O'Clock IntsrTaent IN Holy cross
Cemetery. FIatbush-
craopPER-ou weauez.av sfa-rn II. 1905. sarah. -
Mar Mar Se5u6Sy A' Fuae3sl 1l T ss,
Brooslyn- Relatives and friends invited.
EPwARps-At Der res,denes 10 a. cieTTe9s gs, avs
Ro~ RFGoya Of Asse3 NeFs aaari "a I fu4srai 4
EvERLETfI-sudienIy. on March -. Ms Enhy "
Eysrlsth. Funeral services per iats Fesdsacs -,
March Il Interment private
JoHNsToNE-At Glen Ridge. 3. T1l-sisE Tls5r,-
stone formerly OF selma. Ala
N4LP5xN,ro1 PIN, b. 70 ,,l 1s & As Brs9s ~. sslos e "a
at the First Preshy1srtan church ,,-siFirS =
ne Lsxinsto1 sEs er5na Grand ,,,;r G-ntral s.s
private
MILLARDLAt Tarry,o9xn y T NaEca 70 -s .sos
q aS1 Ethe wrians Mlara fureTaI % Frsssy.
18th Inst. o'eiock D
NIcTIQIsop Wednesday. March II los q 'srs, .,.,
Garthvaite daughter OF the late Thomas tsarthaits
Margaret Osborne Brfttin Fune-sI services Der
residence. ia Fulton Friday Narcd -
II D n. Interrlent Mount Pleasant Cerlet-ry-
sTEELE-on March Il. 1905. Henry Sanford steele 5
cf Hiram P and Minnie Porter Steele Funeral se-
vices 242 Carroll Brooklyn. Saturriay, st 10
m IntermenJ Plainaeld. y J. Piaindeid N j
and Natchsz AiissJ papers please copy
SUTHERLAND
GRAND LODGE : 4. VI
TIE Officers and Permanent Members Of the Grs1d
Lodge raernay invited attend the ohseq1iss -
Hon William A Sutherland Past Grand Master, at
Central Church. Rochester. New York. Saturday
March O'Clock Interrneut ChurchVflle. Nev
YORK Special leaving Rochester o
TOWNSEND SCJDDEsFS. Grand &as-er
EDWARD VI L. EHLEFsS. Grand Secretary
wCODBRIDGE-At the residence oc hts son-tr-Isr. the
Rev John Britain Clark Detroit. Mich. Har.h -
his 17th Charles L Woodbridge. u BROOK
Iyn- se-vices at westnins5er Fresbytertan Ch1rC1.
Eetroir. THURSDAY morning Services and inter-
rnent CreerNo Cemetery Brooklyn. az o'clock
Friday IStH
vRIGHT-On THURSDAY Sarah Wright resi-
feuce Of her daughter Mrs Walter Gray CrImp No
ss7 Madison Funeral ~ ? FRIDAY. at resi-
dencs
yOr-NG-Cn TUESDAY. March 10 rezideuce No. IS
East 4Sth Richard Nelson. OF the Iar4 Edmund
Murray and JOsspha Matilda Mcdonald TCurs. n
5lrh II Funeral services will be reid a.
Trinity Chapel. 25th st. 10 m Friday.
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LIKELY TO GET MEXICAN CONCESSION

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Mexico City. March 12-it was stated in gov
ernment official circles here to-day that recon
sideration OF the governments decision on the re-
quest of the United States for the of strip OF
mainland on MagdaIena Bay. in Lower California
for small arms practice by the marines OF the bat
tleship fleet will be made, and that 1t is hkeIy
that the request will be granted A time hn1it
will be placed on the concession and other re-
strictons made TO the occupancy OF the idho
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
THE szEc4ENYTs START FOR HUNGARY.

Nice. March 12.-The Count and Countess Laszio
Szechenyf left here to-day for Hungary by way
Of Milan. having given up their original plan Of
visiting Rome They have lived quietly during their
stay here their only public appearance being at the
lawn tennis championships Of the Riviera and a
luncheon party at Beauieu.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
OBITUARY..
HENRY SANFORD STEELE

Henry Sanford Steele. son = Hiram R Steele ex-
District Attorney of Kings County and now a
member OF the law firm Of Steele, De Freese d
rockingham. died yesterday from typhoid fever
after an illness Of twenty-five days at his father
home. No. 242 Carroll street. Brooklyn. He was
born in Natchez Miss. eighteen years ago. and
was student at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Insti-
tute He was TO Yale in the fall. The funeral
will be held on Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock.
The burial will the family plot at Plainfeld.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
DEED BY JOHN G. JENKINS FILED.

4 deed signed by John g. Jenkins and his VIII.
was fled at the county clerks Office Mineola.
Long Island. YESTERDAY II transfers all the real
estate they owned in Kings. Queens and Nassau
counties TO Edward T. Jenkins and Frederick Jeu-
kfns his sons, and Fenwick D. Small his son-in-
Law. in trust No inventory OF the real estate
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
cHaMsERLAIN's HEALTH IMPROVED

Nice, March 12.-Alarmist reports concerning the
health of Joseph Chamberlain. who has been here
for some time are untrue His health is improved.
and a takes the keenest interest in current events.
in the expectation Of returning TO political activity
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
PRINCE LUIToLD 81 YEARS OLD.

Munich March 12.-Prince LuttroId. Regent of
Bavaria celebrated the eightv-seventh anniversary
Of mis- birth to-day brilliant gathering of the
Bavarian nobility
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
KING EDWARDS CRUISE ABANDONED.

Rfarritz March 12-The plan for King Edward
TO cruise in the Mediterranean after his visit here
has been abandoned. His majesty, who arrived In
r3farri+z five davs ago. will return London the
middle of April
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BEI.MONT-Dr. J. Jungenson, Prague. Austria
GOTHAM, Berckwald Hodge. London. Eng
land HOLLAND-James Christie, Shanghai.
ex-Mayor Josiah Quincy of Boston IMPERIAL
Ex-Governor Charles :. TiIlinghast Rhode Isl
and NETHERLAND-Felipe d'YtuTtie, Mexico
CITY SANOY-Professor Stengel, Dresden.
WULCOTT-Alfred Clark, Paris
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FLEET IN MAGDALENA.
Continued from flrst page.

PARTIES allowed on shore, no flags are to be hoisted
on the beach, and the firing must not be directed
toward the shore.
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GOING SOME" FOR lIEBLERs.

Going Some q comedy by Paul Armstrong. has
been acquired by Iieber & Co. and will be per
formed for the first time Monday night in
Waterbury, Conn. The cast includes James Sui
Iivan George Marion ". T. KniblOe and Agnes
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

oac,st Record and Forecast.-washinston March
ra-Bire observations Mount Weather TO-DAY al an
irftue. of 10 zoo feet level disclose me pres
.-.z ce n ra-rhUes- vino. with temperature OF =
t, zero ss corIpared generally southeriy WINGS
and temperature Of - the surface Ram mas iaie
t- North Carolina the northern Rocky Mountain Tes.l
tr5 North Pacific Coast states elsewhere u
weather has been fair. An area OF high pLs4S-io "
appeared north Of the Lalzoias
Indicated Friday and Sa,uio-s ~
.Yceut n ne ana the qilPJ
Vjss1ystrrf TsIley Eight rain or snow Il p1D
Ig-av II will be colder Friday in the upper ana HHtIo
-ors of rhe Mississippi valley. the upper lake f"iJ
and colder eath-r viii prevail SATURDAY IN M ~ ~, RE-
Atlantic States ne
Ss Ispgisud coast viii be- fresh north shifting 70 -.
Coast Hght 70 iIehh SCUM
,ariable CUR Coast l5:l aIA N-IidAtI'
mostly south -.--- e. t-,.-o,.sr r,rrs viii have
,.,iahiI winds ana falT weather 10 ne tFa-4
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Special Notices.

Mr. Beiin book dealer. . Paris buys old French
books and engravngs. old bindings. manuscripts -tc-
Write BTevoort Hotel
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GoRDoN-FAYERwEATHER wednsslay March
IL 1905 at Paterson. n j. by the Rev Charles D
shaw .. D, Carrie Blanche daughter OF William
Oakley Fayerveather Malcolm Gordon, OF LisbUrn.
ireland
p0DNAN-NICHOLS-U TAurstay March y. oy the
Rev J. Herman Randall Marion daGSH5er Of Mrs.
lanes ROYAL Nichols. to J. Lorilard RodInan-
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Lots $3.50 Telephone 4s55 CrsnercJ
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Office. 20 East 23d St. New York City
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marred He will play the harpslchord part, and
play it upon a harpsichord so that the archaic
quality of the music may be preserved.
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Died.

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sg7tn sicds, increasing
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,-, for snecfsi Loeniities.-For New England

fair today warner IN me INTERIOR to'Uet y" ' -,
- r..,. Saturday Increasing cloudaess. p.oO@Dls
c@5- 5. i5gb, north winds. becoming southeast a,+
Now t. day
- - or SATURDAY northern PORTION Ifssh SOU .
vyfrls. increasing Jersey and Delaware.
- ara eaturday, variable winds becoming i'eSi'
s5gtT- in Afternoon to
~s-,,1- Saturaa.- fair en1 c9laS+-
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Private public aubuIanCes Tel 1924 Chelsea
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Clark Elizabeth ". steele Henry
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/ I, John. Woodbridge, Charles
Wright. sarah NJ
Edwards. RebeCca J, Young. Richard "
f.yerlcth Emily NJ
ANDERSON-On March II. isOs William Andersen OF
United Navy. beloved husband Of Margaret Maud
of brooklyn Council NO ~. Royal ArcanJrn
and Eagle Council rs Of the Loyal Association
Funeral late residence. No 2l2 fiermont
BROOKLYN 81 Johns Chapcl- Clsrm3pt and
Greene aves. Saturday, March "a al 9 30 a m
BROCkWAY-on Marsh 10. Florence stasuy Brockway
Funeral service Friday orning from her late
residence. 13 Greene Brooklyn-
BRoWN-On Wednesday. March II. 1905 her late
Albert n Brown. In the o1st OF her Funeral
private.
BURRoUGHs-At Madison. \ ;; Mareh L 1s-ss.
Timothy u Burroughs Funeral services AZ his late
residence. Madison. y. J., on Monday. March 10. nj
$50 N.
CIARK-on Wednesday. March II. at Detroit. Mich
Elizabeth Clark. only daughter of the Rev
John Britain CLARK Irene Woodbridge Clark for
rlerly Hrooklyn- Inerment Ut Eyergreens Cemetery
8Tiias. 1880 q. %
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

, oc,;., Heeord.-The foior-ing official record
10 ~ JT-esfber Bureau shows tie changes IN the TEN
r,,-e f.r tire last twenty-four hours IN Isl"
- the corresponding data last year - ,ooo
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13
Domestic Rates.
BT EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
Canadian Rates

Man subscripuo1s n NeW ToTk
80 TRI-W VIII &c cE4rz
extra postage II addition 70 ths rata
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

Anderson. William
Erockway. Florence :.
Brown, Mary \
Burroughs. Tfuothy u
Clark. Elizabeth ".
Conyers. Jane \
COX. John.
CroTPsr, sarah
Edwards. RebeCca J
f.ytrlCth. Emily "
New-York tribune., 1908-03-13

BROCkWAY-on Marsh TO- Florence stiasny Brockway
service Friday 1rning from her late
residence - Greene ave. BROOKLYN