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New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
GERMANY's NEW SHIP COMPANY.
Intention to Compete with American as Well
as European Lines

Berlin July A.-The plan for a steamship
line in opposition to the Hamburg American COM
pany which is to be financed by Prince Christian
Kraft zu Hohenlohe- Oehringen and Prince Egon
Furstenburg appears TO have strong backing. A
good deal time will be required for the develop
nent of the plan. Prince Hohenohe- -Ohringen Is
said have yearly income of about S75O.00 and
Prince FTirstenburg one of s7.50000o They have
planned to establish a community of interest for
the investment and management OF their surplus
income. and partners they wifi apply the trust
principle to the concentration of capital in single
direction One of the ideas to be worked out is the
creation of a great navigation company. which
shall enter into competition with American as well
as other shipping in all parts of the world
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CHARGE AGAINST AN OFFICER.
Lieutenant Commander Carter Accused Of
Assaulting a Newspaper Man.

Honolulu. July 21.-Mr. Breckens United states
attorney, has filed information against Lieutenant
Commander ]. F. Carter, u. S. N, charging him
with malicious assault F. B. Moore a newspa-
per man, at the naval station fortnight ago. The
hearing continued to August 81.
Lieutenant Commander Carter is in command OF
the United States steamship Iroquois, stationed
here. had demanded retraction of certain
statements appearing in 1.-The Bulletin on which
Moore is employed. Moore declined TO admit that
the statements complained of false. ard there
was an alteration in which Carter struck Moore
Lieutenant Commander Carter has recently been
assigned as executive officer of the Georgia.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
NOT AGAINST THE MARRIAGE TIE.

A quotation from sermon recently preached by
the Rev. DR. r. A. Torrey in the tent at Broadway
and 9th street, taken out of it's connection with
the preceding and following portions of the
convened an erroneous impression that DR.. Torrey
recommended a dissolution Of the marriage tie in
cases where husbands and wives could not agree
on the question of seeking the salvation OF the
soul While emphasizing the Importance OF the
higher life and saying that human ties should
be permitted to keep a Christian from striving
attain it. DIR. Torrey made no recommendation
that husbands should desert wives wives their
husbands IL they disagreed In their religious views
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
EARL OF NEwBURGH AN ITALIAN

FARI, OF NEWBCRGH AN ITALIAN
Lord Fairfax when he takes his seat at Holy
.ood at the next general election. will find there
among his fellow Scotch peers one other who, like
himself was born a foreigner and who mas Deen
Obliged 10 secure letters of naturalization. namely
the Fs-l of New-burgh father Of Lady Isabella
Howard wife Of that able and popular diplomat,
Esne Howard who is now acting as British
Charge d'Afaires IL Ire United States LORD
Newburgh. who is also Niscount kynairo and
LORD I.vingstone in the peerage OF Scotland, was
born an Italian as Prince -Bandni. Duke
of Mondragone Marquis OF Bandini and OF Rustano,
etc Of Rome and of Naples, and on succeeding
shrough his mother and her death TO her Scotch
earldona OF Newburgh and to her other Scotch hon
p-s sscured letters Of naturalization British
srb3.c+ fse however continues 10 make his home
tn Italy. his residence at Rome being in the his
io-ic Palazzo Altieri.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CHINA'S THANKS TO AMERICA.
Envoy Coming Here-Possible Plan to Offset
Foreign Aggression.

Peking July H.-The edict. issued yesterday,
which directs Tang Shao-yi. Governor Of Moukden.
to go Washington to thank the American gov
ernment on behalf of China for restoring a part OF
the Boxer indemnity, is follows:
Since the signing of the treaty between America
and China the relations between the two govern
ments have been sincere. Now that America
has returned a portion of the Boxer indemnity.
China should send envoy to Washington for the
purpose Of conveying the thanks of the govern
for this act. Therefore, let Tang Shao-y1
receive the rank OF President of the Government
Board, and proceed to the United States
This action on the part of China is considered
here to be highly important. and 1t recalls plan
for the possible enlistment of American capital in
Manchurfa that was disclosed in Peking April Ia
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
LORD REAY AS A DUTCH DIPLOMAT

LORD REAY As DUTCH DIPLOMAT
Another former Scotch peer Of foreign birth. but
who now sits in the House Of Lords as q peer OF
the United Kingdom is Lord Reay. chief OF the
Scottish Clan Of Afackay and chancellor Of Uni
Versity College London. He born a
Dutchnan served in the Dutch diplomatic service
es Baron Mackay Of Holland chamberlain 10
the Queen Of the Netherlands. and even
. member Of the upper house OF the national leg
islature al The Hague before the death Of his
father VINO never took the trouble secure let
ters % British naturalization. transformed him
:nto g Scotch peer end the Highland cheftain OF
ancient clan Married Il extremely clever
and brilliant English wife, the widow OF Captain
Alexander Mitchell. OF the Grenader Guards. she
induced him TO estab bllsh his Scotch honors and
prerogatives which he did BY means OF the same
Procedure as Lord FairfaX-that is to say, first
securing letters Of naturalization British SUBJ
5eet and then submitting his application for rec
ignition by the Crown a Scotch peer TO the
Committee Of Privileges OF the House of Lords.
Gladstone too. a great Iki6g 20 him and induced
Queen Victoria 10 transform his Scotch honor into
e peerage Of the United Kingdom, giving him as
such E seat & the House Of Lords, and since then
he has been Governor Of Bombay Under Secretary
of State for India and has been the first president
q the British Academy. The heir to his Scotch
Derong (but TO his English peerage. which be-
comes extinct his death). is his cousin, Baron
AeneaS ,lackay. Minister Of State Of the Neither
hands ard former Prime Minister 10 Queen VIII
henine
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BUSY IN PITTSBURG.
United States Steel Increases Pro-
ducfiOn 10 Per Cent.
rBv TslsrraDh 70 me Trfbuns.1

Pfttsburg July 21.-The United States Steel
Corporation reported from its local Offices to-day
that the plants of the company running
TO so per cent of their fun capacity Within the
last two weeks the production has been Increased
10 per cent and Is expected that before fall the
company will be worrying its plants 20 fun capacity
Several hundred men were put to work yesterday
In various mills OF Pittsburg. and the Jones
Laughlfn Company resumed work on the plant At
Aliquippa. which abandoned when the hard
times came last fall The Panhandle Railroad to-
day ordered all box cars out Of repair be put in
of
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BE4.MONT-R- H L Goddard, Providence
BREsLIN-Conrad Best Philad adePhia: HOTEL
ASTOR-Colonel c.. Curtis Treadwel1 Albany.
HOFFMAN,. Taylor Ellyson. Richmond Armour
Anderson Denver D. H. Hunt. Chicago; A. E.
King Roanoke; A. II. Holt. Washington. MUIR
RAY HILL-Burdett Loomis. Hartford. MAN
HATTANColonel 8. NJ WEIGH, Buffalo PARK
AVENITE-I.ady d. Srnallie, London. ST DENIS
Professor F. Soue. Berkeley, Cal WOLCOTT-
Judge H S. Priest. St Louis.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
PUERTO CABELLO STILL CLOSED.
Landing Refused to American Surgeon-Ru-
NOR of New Plague Outbreak.

Willemstad Curacao. July H.-The steamer Mar
acaibo came in here to-day from Puerto Cabello
with eleven passengers, including Charles W.
yogel surgeon In the United States marine hos
pital service who went TO venezuela TO investigate
the bubonic plague. Admittance at Puerto Cabello
was refused 10 the steamer. but the mail de-
uvered.
Puerto Cabeo is healthy. but there well
founded rumors there that the bubonie plague has
broken out afresk at Caracas and Is 9uaxrA-
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
BULLOCK TO GO WITH PRESIDENT.

Thy Telegraph The Tribune
Colorado Springs July H.-The frontier peace Of
1cer Seth Bullock now marshal of South Dakota
has been invited TO accompany President Roose-
Welt on hunt for big game in Africa next year.
Mr. Bullock IS here in attendance the confer
ence of Republican committeeman with Frank II.
Hitchcock and told his friends to-day that the
President had honored him with the invitation. To
say that Marshal Bullock is pleased would be put
ting it mildly. 1t declared that he not only has
a liking job of this sort, but that he is quail
tned in every way for the post.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CABRERA REPORT DENIED AGAIN.

Mobile July 2l.-Dr. Andrew C. De Leon consul
general OF Guatemala in this city, in signed
statement to-day denies the report that President
Cehrera of Guatemala gave any money TO the
penublican campaign fund He says that innum-
cradle charges have been made against the Presi-
dent and all Of them have fallen fiat He says
DR. Prove was exiled from the country. Dr. De
Icon urges the American public not to pay any
report.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
SIR WILLIAM r. CREMER DEAD.
Leading Advocate of Acknowledgements
of Nobel Peace Prize.
London July 22--Sir William Randall Cremer died
this morning He was born in 1885.

Sir William Randall Cremer was for many years
Member Of Parliament for the Haggerston Division
of Shoreditch He was founder OF the Interparlia-
rnentarv conferences which have met since 1855 at
Paris London, Rome, Berne, The Hague Budapest,
Brussels Christiania, Vienna and St Louis. He
thrice visited the United States and presented me
MORALS TO the President and Congress from mem
hers of the House of Commons in favor of treaty
of arbitration between Great Britain and America,
and was actIvely associated with Lord Pauncefote
and Mr. Olney, American Secretary OF State, in
promoting the treaty.
He was for thirty-seven years secretary of the
International Arbitration League In 1908 the gold
medal and Nobel peace prize awarded TO him.
He gave the t40O 900 the International Arbitration
League as an endowment
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CARDINAL RAMPoLLA LEAVES ROME.

Rome July H.-After twenty years residence In
Rome without having left the confines Of that
.+v Cardinal Rampolla the former papal secre-
,arv of state started this evening for Einsedeln.
Switzerland Owing to poor health Cardinal Ram
nolIa,s uhysicians ordered him TO leave Rome at
once While In Einsedeln he will stay at the
raa,adtctine Abbey
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
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New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
HOW THE LORDS KEEP ORDER.

Although portion OF the Lord High Chancellors s
large salary of $4,000. plus allowances. is paid
TO him in his capacity Speaker >of the House OF
Lords, vet he exercises of the powers that
are enjoyed by the presiding ofncers OF national
legislatures He has no authority to direct or
control the debates to decide points Of order,
no matter how much peer who happens to be
addressing the house may wander away from his
subject. The House of Lords is perfectly content
with this condition Of affairs. and when about ten
days or a fortnight ago proposal was mace TO
institute reform In the methods OF debate Win
a view OF simplifying matters and acceleratins
business. the proposal WAS promptly negativeo-
In most European legislatures the chambers have
the right TO elect their presiding officers But
the Lord High Chancellor, who does not really pre-
side. although he bears the title of Speaker OF
the House of Lords. may be said to be indebted
for his office TO the House of Commons. since 1t Is
the latter that has determined the Parliamentary
victory which has landed him in Office along with
the other members OF the administration. Prior TO
the Restoration the Lord High Chancellor and the
Speaker of the House Of LORDS often not even
peer, Sir Thomas More for instance, and. as
pointed out the other day by the present Lord
Chancellor. the woolsack which he sits while
fulfilling his duties Speaker of the House OF
Lords is theoretically outside the limits of the
upper chamber
The Lords. on the whole, seem to get Oh pretty
well without a presiding officer possessed of such
extensive authority the Speaker of the House OF
Commons, and, filed with pride OF their rank have
so great q respect for one another as peers that
they arr actually terrified by themselves colec-
lively. Indeed. a gentle whisper of Divide COM
ing from what appears to be the majority OF the
house. is more effective in calling a speaker to
order than any ruling from the Chair in the House
OF Commons The long and short Of il is that such
peers the Duke of Somerset and OF Buccleuch.
whose hoEors date back hundreds of years would
not for minute tolerate the idea OF being called
to order by LORD Chancellor who is usually a
peer Of the lowest degree and OF altogether modern
creation. But they will submit to the wishes of
their fellow peers expressed collectively.
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
ARBITRATION TREATY WITH CHINA.

Washington. July E.-China is 70 have arbi-
tration treaty with the United States The preI.n-
mary negotiations are In progress. and
the terms agreed upon the convenrion
will be signed by Minister WI and the State De-
partment officials at Washington The treaty VII
follow along the same general lines those
negotiated with Japan. various European countries
and Mexico
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

Washington. July 21.-If Honduras and Nicaragua
should become involved in war this year, as fndi-
Gated in the dispatch from Guatemala City, 1t Will
be a case of history repeating itself.
In February of last year Nicaragua and Honduras
bcame involved In hostile operations. Mexico and
the United States then, they did this year, took
up question of trying to prevent serious trouble
with the result that the two countries sent identi-
cal notes the prospective belliserents urging
them to from further hostilities AS is the
case apparently with so many troubles that have
their origin In Central American countries. there
was some difficulty In ascertaining just what the
two nations had to fight about.
II appeared however, that Honduran troops
invaded Nicera guam territory, and in attempt to
capture escaping revolutionsts killed Nicar-
asuan soldiers Formal notice of the existence OF
war reached the State Department on February %,
1907 and It vas feared at time that all of the
Central American republics would become involved.
The wer drifted along until early In April, when
the Amapalas surrender by President Bonilla of
Honduras ended the contest.
Later a treaty of peace was negotiated at Am
apalas, under which friendly relations were estab-
hsked between Nicaragua and Salvador, following
their estrangement the conflict between Nicar-
ague and Honduras which time Salvador had
allied herself with the Honduran republic.
The gunboat Marietta has arrived at Puerto
Cortez. on the north coast of Honduras
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
Special Notices.

To the Employer
Do you want desirable help QUICK?
SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file of applications Of selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has just been
installed at the Uptown Office OF
THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
No 1864 Broadway,
Between S6th and 37th Streets
Office hours: a. m To S D. N.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

Z
Lansing. William Wickham. Narla 3
beth s & Burke @''Q wife Of Charles G Burke and
cass FuDersI services vii be held at West End
on THURSDAY July o. at 1880 a. m Internenf At
Woodawn
CHAPMAS-suddeny. Rogers Rock. y. 7. IN
iats 1oSn T,svoi 49, @ sSo ~ ~ F.1siz Sha1nsr %
Funeral at the residence Of her brother. Frank Il
Dayo. No IS Remsen Brooklyn. "Wednesday July 22
River papers please copy.
EAGLEsoNt Ashsyis C. July IS l'es AIszas
EagIeson. Of No. 1SO West 18Th Funeral se-viees
Wednesday morning I'D inst 1880. Trains leave
Grand Central station at 1OsiS-
EMMOT-At Morristown July a. Mary II Crooks
widow Of the late James Er1rot N sne s1sn xssr
Poa5 r sfo--fs3ern On Tbnrsdsv T4lT 81 at $50
m Interment at POughksepsis-
p e PSer & Rssy On q July zSS az Tqsor S
Solemn requiem win offered the repozs OF
nce at $50 a. m Interment Calvary Cemetery
LANSING Lake George y T. July 20 Wv, William
d snsis; OK b1 sib Fue abIabaT Iansng No ff5
Washington ave. Albany. on Thursday afternoon at
PoTTER-on Tuesday evening July q. his home in
Cooperstown. N Y, the Right Rev Henry Goldman
18th year of his age Notice Of funeral hereafter
sAYRE-At New Germantown. y. J.. July 90 James H
day. 11s30 Carriages win be in wsiting at WaIe
York 3 a m Interment Evergreen Cemetery ELIZA
beth. ". J.
e a@ % Es Ig e H5 I09s VEIL y.
Yotk City Funeral services will be held ct 81 Bar
thOIOrNws Church. Madison and 44th ST.. WeGnes-
day July % at 1870 a. m Kindly omit flowers
sTUDDIFORD-At Trenton, " J.. July q, 1908. the
Rev Samuel NJ Studdiford- in the T4th year OF his
age Relatives friends invited to attend tne
Cooley. No 829 Bellevue ave- Thursday morning az
n 80 O'Clock. Intermsnr convenience or family
Kindly omit flowers
yE,TMoRE-suddenly at No. 54th July 20;
John NcEwan Wetmore. NJ D. OF heart 1allure as sed
76 Of he William G and Eiiza L
wetmore Funeral service Friday at 1O-SO a NJ az
RartholOrasvv's +-th ST. and Maoison
Interrnenr StratfOrd Conn Etelusste4 10
flowers. California papers please copy
WICFlHAM -Narilla Benedict Wicknan porn r-ae--S
InIV % zoos at the Eygienc institute. Geneva
after lingering illness. In her ost5 year
Funeral and interment. "Wednesday . D m Duhdses
| n
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
CONDITION OF COLONEL Villas

former United States Senator. who is suffering
from hemorrhage OF the brain, reported to-
aay by his physician TO be resting easily. The
patients condition is said to be such that no
H1,,rixhment can DO administered
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
THEIR NEW TITLES.

With regard 10 the peerages bestowed by King
Inward on the occasion of the recent official
'eienaa Of ms birthday, IL may be mentioned
tat sir Antony Nac6onnel the former Under
Secretary for Ireland has assumed the style OF
--oTu Aacconneli George Whiteley. until the other
Gay tae whip OF the administration party in the
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
AMERICAN VAR?
Fears That Nicaragua and Hon.
durds U7iU Fight.

Guatemala City, Guatemala, July N-According
TO information reaching here to-day from Nlcara-
s71e and Honduras these two Central American
states are about to become plunged in war The
reason for this is the help given by Nicaragua to
the Honduran revolutionists The outcome of this
lamentable development cannot, of course be fore
seen The violation by Nicaragua of her treaties of
peace has caused Indignation throughout all Cen
America.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

uah.st temperature yesterday. 1S degrees lowest
~ for corresponding date last
for correspondng date thtythres years.
Iocal forecast. Showers. followed by fair. to-day;
THURSDAY FAIR and wasmsr vinas an'tonS u ussh 1ssS
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

Constantinope, July 21-It is reported from
Monastir that the whole Okhrida district has de-
clared in favor of the revolutionary movement
and that Greek bands committing serious
depredations in the villages near Monastir.
Twenty-Five Bulgarians were killed at Ribaraska
and thirty at Belpilcia. both villages being
burned
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
SULT4N'S RULE IN PERIL.
Widespread Sympathy zcith the Re
colt an Macedonia.

Paris July 21-The Temps prints to-day
a dispatch from Salonica, saying that the situ-
alton there is most serious. Macedonia is ripe
for revolution. and the Young Turks are well
organized and determined to overthrow the rule
of absoIutism or die in the attempt. A great
majority of the Mussulman population. the dis
patch adds, is in sympathy with the revolu-
tionary movement and fully ninety per cent Of
the Turkish officers and civil officials share
the ideas of the Young Turks
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast--washngton. July 81
-rur,nr Wednesday winds the Jew England coa.t
will b. fresh TO variable. shifting on
the middle Atlantic the wind Will be fresh from
on the south light fresh westerly: on
IN. Gulf coast light variable and Lakes
fresh from westerly
Steamers departing Wednesday European pors vii
have brisk shifting winds going southwest.
ers 10 Grand Banks.
Local rains Tuesday In rniddl.
and upper Valley and southern region over
wa. slightly the middle States and
WAS higher from Mississippi Rocky Moun-
tain districts
Showers the Rocky Mountain regions
Wednesday. the rain viii advance the
plains Thursday the central valleys Friday and
Saturday and the Atlantic Sunday Mon
day. Preceding rain the Temperature
In the districts. following passage will
come a period OF
try during half OF the week and reach the At
antic coast about the beginning OF week
Forecast for Special Locatea-For New England.
to-day; Thursday fsir. brisk variable winds
10 southwest
For Eastern York. showers. followed by fair
day; Thursday fair warmer. winds shifting fresh
For the Distric. OF Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania.
New Jersey. Maryland fair. preceded by
to-day; Thursday fsr winds shifting to fresh
For Western PennsyIvania Western New York fair
to-day Thursday warmer Thursday. hsht 70 fresh
winds.
Ioca, OnicnI Record-The following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes In the
twsntyfour hours In comparison
with the corresponding date of last year
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22
UNDERTAKES.

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 2ff-3 West 23d St Chapeis
Private and public ambulances Tel 1S-4 Cneisea
Rev. stephen Merritt. the world vyids-known undsr-
.aksr OnIy one place OF business. Sth Ave and 18Th
St Largest the world Tel 124 and 125 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

Among those VINO VIII san IOr EUROPE so-utiy
MArRETANIA FOR LIVERPOOL
nrs Frank O. Allen Mr.. Mrs r. H God
Captain and Mrs. w l. dard y
troTrr Dr.. r II. Mann
r.iward Darling Nj and Mrs David c.
Mrs. W. C. Free NhitIey.
"a y
Aiming those who returned from Europe yester-
day
KAISEF. WILHELM DER CROSSE. FROM BhEMES.
Alex Crts~old Cun,rnns. Mrs Frederick Pearson.
NJ and Mrs ID = Ellison. The Misses Pearson.
and Mrs Cyrus y. George z. Weiseman-
James Hammond
Palmer.
New-York tribune., 1908-07-22

House of Commons and one OF The leading cotton
splnners OF Yorkshire. has taken the title of Lord
Marchamiey. Sir Angus Holden. the head of the
great Bradford firm OF wool combers, becomes
Lord Aiston. while John Wynford Philips who
holds the record in both houses OF Parliament for
colossal stature, becomes Lord St Davids.
II call attention to this 1t is because another
six months or more VIII elapse before the names
and digafties Of the four peers in question
appear in any standard works of reference. and
meanwhile confusion might arise regarding
their identity BY people who have not had occasion
to the London Official Gazette which makes
public their titles.