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New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
pooy OF AUTO VICTIM RECOVERED.

THE body of Virginia Knight eight years DID, a
,,ar y, Mrs Rosie Coleman, who with her hus-
band John Coleman. and Miss Adeline Berdon' OF
80 70, uyest 6fst street. drowned Monday
-. ,,,ban an automobile dashed into the North
r,,,,or AT 56th street, recovered last night
,b,, Nolan of No. 1928 Tenth avenue. one of the
,ran,s Of the machine who jumped just before
the automobile hit the siTingpiece Oh the piei
,.,o the West 47th station yesterday
irp II guess i must have gone crazy for tne
- ., he said for when / woke up this morning
- an came hack TO me- and / was told the police
,.ap.ed me" He and John Bauer oi Maspeth'
,,a,a tbe chauffeur. We're arrasned before
I7 - cornell I'm the West Side court and re
N'"5s ME- :, tho coroner who held them in $4,000
llt or = charge OF homicide. They were
,.Le6 I'D In the Tombs-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
ALARM In PANAMA
INTERVENTION FEARED.
Mr.. Tafts Warning Regarding
Elections Made Public.

Panama, June 16.-The publication OF the let
ter which Secretary Taft delivered to President
Amador at the time of his visit to the isthmus,
in which the intention of the United States gov
ernment to intervene in of fraud or vio-
lence is plainly set forth. has caused a sensation
here. particularly among the supporters OF
Sefor Arias, the Secretary of State, one or the
candidates for the Presidency, concerning whom
Secretary Tafts letter makes special reference
The American Secretary's communication had
been carefully guarded by President Amador
since the date of it's receipt II is said that not
all the members of his Cabinet knew it's con-
tents and the plain statements published
have made deep impression.
The active participation of the United States
in the coming elections Is the chief subject of
discussion among Panamans it is announced
that American commissioners, backed by suff1
cfent force will be present at the polls to super
wise the counting of the votes, that the legal
voters may have opportunity to elect a.
President without danger from fraudulent
methods.
Representatives of the United States also will
keep watch in the principal cities during the
municipal elections on Sunday. June %. Great
excitement prevails in official circles at the pres
ent time.
The collector Of customs at Colon Jose Eche-
ona who has been taking an active part in the
campaign to-day issued a pamphlet which
was widely distributed, urging the nation to for
get political differences and appealing to the
patriotism of the people to avoid the fatal re-
suits of American intervention. He refers to-
the situation in Cuba, and suggests third can
ddate as a solution of the present state of af-
Saj
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

lust six months to the day after The police or
this city issued a general alarm, WIN oe'aileo
dascrintion of Mrs. Frederick w Werner, of Dor
chester Mass who came here on January 1S. and
,hree days afterward disappeared. leaving few
notes addressed to her mother and friends which
intimated suicide the body of woman taken from
tho North River at Pier IA. June s, was yester-
5a,, identified by Mr. Briel, of Boston. that of
his sister, Mrs. Werner
Mrs werner was thirty-fve years old. and ap-
narentlv had everything in life that would tend to
make her happy. AT the time OF the disappearance
of his wife Mr.. Werner had just returned from a
business trip to London. but, unaware that Mrs.
Warmer was at the Hotel Belmont he left from
Grand Central Station for Boston the day that
she wrote the letters bidding her friends goodby
Her family believed a nervous breakdown was the
a her act.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
EXPLOSION KILLS ONE.
Fishing Schooner Wrecked by Gas
VapOr- Persons Hart.

Gloucester. Mass, June 16--One fisherman was
killed. ten others hurled twenty feet IN the
air and the fishing schooner Alert was wrecked by
a gas vapor explosion in her forecastle while she
was taking ice aboard here late this afternoon.
Valentine LeadWIle member OF the of
the schooner Lizzie Stanley. who was standing on
the wharf. was killed by being struck the head
by flying debris. James McShara, member of
the crew of the Alert severely burned about
the body and was taken in an unconscious condi-
ton to hospital. Several others were less serf-
ously hurt.
The Alert, converted yacht. owned by her
captain. Almond D. Malloch, of Boston. 1t is sup
posed that the fumes of the gasolene used TO op-
crate the engine worked their way up into the
forecastle and unable TO find a sufficient exit the
pent-up vapor exploded.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
a WEDDING,

Miss Lucille Marguerite Osborne, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Robert A Osborne. married yesterday
afternoon in the Rutgers Presbyterian Church,
Roadway and 73d street, to Henry James Lamar
Washington, of William Hunter Washington.
former Attorney General of Tennessee and q
,enbew OF Mira John Alton Harrss, of this city.
Miss Robina B. Christian the maid of honor
and Miss Elizabeth Kathleen Osborne was the
flower girl William Gage Brady the best man.
and the ushers John Gardiner Drinkwater.
David Graves Wagner, Hickman Price, Samuel
r-bomnson HolIister benjamin S. Tilson Walter
Douglas Lamar and Robert v Mahon. jr. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop Henry Spell
never assisted by the Rev. Dr. Robert Mackenzie.
nastor of the church. reception followed in the
a,artments of the brides parents at the Ansonia-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
pepoRrED AFTER LIVING HERE Is YEARS

Boston june 1s. - On board the Cunard Line
steamer Ivernia when she sailed to-day was Patrick
Shay of Fall River. under deportation orders. al
though he had lived in this country for twenty
FIVE years The man. who is sixty years old, after
having been in America a quarter of a century,
recently made trip to his former home in Ireland
He came back last week. but when he appeared
before the immigration officials for entrance into
the country he could offer no qualification beyond
s12 in money and receipts for poll taxes paid In
Fall River. 1t was feared he might become pub
liz charge and an appeal made for friend
or relative to assume responsibility for him None
appeared and he was ordered deported.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
EUGENE p. MURPHY.

San Francisco June 16.-Eugene P. Murphy, "ho
was sent to take possession of Alaska in the naio
of the United States at the time the territory was
acquired from Russia, died here yesterday, aseu
sixty-three Mr.. Murphy. who was born III Al
bsnv was graduated from West Point in 1867 and
the year after receiving his commission was sent
on the mission to Alaska. He retired from lhe
army and became a merchant in this city in 1919.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
THE PRUssIAN DIET ELECTIONS.
At Least Six Socialists Returned-Poles and
Extreme Conservatives Gain.

Berlin. June 1s.-The results of the final cleo
tions for the Prussian Diet to-day make little
change in the forecasts sent out At least six So
cialist members have been returned. The Poles
also will gain two members while the Extreme
Conservatives have eight more seats at the
expense of the more liberal groups. Otherwise the
changes merely in persons.
The representatives of most of the parties are
inclined to welcome the Socialists, as their pres
ence is considered likely to calm the agitation for
suffrage Their election is regarded in some quar-
ters as proof that the antiquated system now
in vogue permits all classes to share in legislation
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
JOHN B. ROACH.

Chester Penn July 1s-John Baker Roach. presl-
dent Of the Delaware River Iron ShipbIlldne anu "
gine Works. and son of John Roach, often relerfed
to as the father Of the American navy oieo a'
his home. in this city. to-day, aged slxty-hlhe' r
death was caused by apoplexy. Mr. Roach was "
member of the Engineers Club and the Chanlpel
~ Cor,n,erca or New York and had large financial
and business interests. He succeeded MS 1athei
the head of the shipbuidng works at chester oii
the latter's death in 1887. Mr.. Roach was porn II, IA
New York City and educated in the puohc sciiooi
there He left wife two sons and two daughters.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
F. G. HOYT, VICE M'KEAN.
assistant Corporation Counsel To
Be Special Sessions Justice.

Franklin Chase Hoyt Assistant Corporation
Counsel is to be appointed justice Of the Court Of
Special Sessions. to succeed Justice John y. Nc
Kean. who died Saturday. The announcement
was made by the Mayor yesterday. and came earlier
ths.. he had intended because he wanted to stop
the opportunities of those who had candidates for
the Office.
MIR. Hoyt is grandson of Salmon p. Chase. who
was Secretary of the Treasury under President Lin
coin. and afterward became Chief Justice of the
United States Supreme Court. Born In Pelham.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
e y. LlNeENFELTER's APPOINTMENT

Washington June 16.-Secretary Loeb said to-
day that the President knows nothing about the
report that G. II. Iingenfelter. who was appointed
Yesterday District Attorney for Idaho. was coun-
sci for men charged with land frauds in ldaho in
cases that are still pending. and that the Presi-
dent will have these charges looked into. Mr..
Iingenfelter, it added. recommended by
Mr. Cooley. Assistant Attorney General. who re-
Gently visited Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
WILL OF DR.. TIFFANY SUSTAINED.
Nephews Lose Appeal in Which Testator
Was Said To Be of Unsound Mind

winsted, Conn, June 16-The jury in the trial
Of the appeal Of heirs of the Rev. DR.. Charles
Tiffany brought IN verdict to-day sustaining
the will. which disposed OF from 100000 to
$500 900
The appeal brought by Joseph D. Tiffany
and Charles o. Tiffany. of Yonkers. n Y.
nephews of Or. Tiffany. who alleged that the tes-
tator was of unsound mind and that undue infu-
ence had been brought to bear in the drawing up
OF the will
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
MISS TAFT WINS SCHOLARSHIP.

Washington. June 16.-Secretary Taft received in
formation to-day that his daughter, Helen Heron
Taft who was graduated early In June from the
Baldwin School at Bryn Mawr. has won the Penn
syvania scholarship for the best entrance exami-
nation 10 Bryn Mawr College the value of which
is 500 Miss Taft will enter Bryn Mawr next Sep
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
ISABEL IRVING IN NEW PLAY.

Isabel Irving has been engaged by Henry Miller
TO act the title part in a comedy called Mater,
nv Percy Mackaye Mr. Miller will be in the cast
and the first performance will take place in San
Francisco next month. The piece will be brought
to New York in the fall and another actor will be
engaged for Mr.. Miller's place while he is on the
road with THE Great Divide
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OniciaI Record and Forecast.-Washinston Juno 16
Pressure is again throughout the West and
showers quite general the middle and north
ern districts west Rocky Mountains. the North
west the and lower Arkansas valleys There
were showers. followed by clear weather. in New
rrzland and the middle Atlantic states, and Hgnt
local showers the Michigan peninsula and East
Florida Temperature. continue low for the season.
except n Southwest and Colorado The western
denresston will advance slowly eastward. attended by
4o,.rs "Wednesday in the Central Rocky Mountain
region the plains and the Missouri and upper
During wednesday night and
Thuraday the rain will extend into the lake
.bs a.atber win be generally fair "Wednesday and
Tbusdav except in the interior OF the east gulf
.atas vhere there be local showers Temper
etures will rise slowly in the lake region and the
middle Atlantic states.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Hl1cHcocks IN MERRY GO ROUND

Raymond Hitchcock and his wife. Flora Zabelle.
will appear on Monday night in the cast Of THE
Nerrv-Co- Round" at the New Circle Theatre. Felix
Isman has engaged Mr.. Hitchcock for indefinite
period and he is to provide a musical comedy
for him next season. For the present the comedian
and his wife will be the chief performers in The
Merry Go Round
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
MISS DRESSER TO WE'D TO-DAY.

Lack" Gardner and Miss Louise Dresser VIII he
,.--,ed +bfs afternoon at Asbury by the Rev. Dr.
-raxror Of that place. George NJ Cohan ana
Sam" H. Harris will attend the wedding MI
c.5,.r nlavs in THE Yankee Prince" end Miss
,,o.ser viii continue 10 appear In vaudeville for
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.

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SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consultins
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has Just been
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NO TROUBLE BREWING IN CUBA.
Governor Magoon Expects Transfer of Au,
thority Without Friction.

Washington. June 16.-Secretary Taft said to-
dav that report from Governor Magoon de-
scribfng in great detail conditions In Cuba was
most satisfactory with reference to turning over
the island to the Cuban authorities in February
next Judging from the report the Secretary IS
satisfied that the transfer of authority will be
accomplished without friction.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Quoted by Thomas L. Elder. was attended by COZ
Iectors from many cities. Another record price
was s115 for a restrfke half cent Of 1Si5 rars
United States half dollar OF f7s with sixteen stars
brought $50 The total realized from both sessions
of the sale was $1,000
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Barr William Ostrander. F1orencs e
Garfield. Charles 3. Pfund. John.
De Peyster. Robert g. L Polsley. Alice T.
Forbes. Cathartne " G. Salisbury. Frederick 8
fo~kdod flsB1 TIda A. TetnHTe !rI1 Tbeo5ors
Murphy. John J. whitson. Alice A
BARR-At his. home. The BaronsId. IlewsIlyn PARK.
Bsrr. in the s1st of his Notice Of funeral
2 oas s Rsr @ Bos @ caned inf ets as 3 gears
Notice of funeral later
DE & 5uf % 1 II oT9s % aS Rebsrs g ss
Interment at Bath. steuben County. n. Y
DoNNELI-on SATURDAY June IL. at Eaton's Neck Long
Robinson Donneu of pneumonia in her 5th year
F0RREsA; summit T % on Tqssaay T. ,s ...s. Jgas rs
ITt ssT D. 1 fl G9osy Nc No silT p Elm 2, s T.,
u O'Clock train from Barclay st
HOOD-On June Is. Edward Vernon Hood. husband of
s aseff d FS' Funeral ane sin esy GI s Nun June s r. a.
his late residence LaIch desh shet9Ias6o, she . n =,
Dutchess Junction. at 7:35 a.
LoCKwooD-on second day sixth month, Isl 18Th; LYDIA
Lockwood at No 90 south oxford st. BrookIyn.
Funeral services on Fourth day. at m. at
Poughkeepsie. n. 7
MURPHY-on Monday. June Is his residence. No 5s4
2:3O p. m Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
OsTRANDER-on Monday. June IS, 1908. Flosenc. z.
services Wednesday evening o'clock
residence No 200 Wilson Brooklyn Inter'snt
Thursday morning in the family plot. cypress Hills
PFJND-Tn Brooklyn. y Y sunday. June "a. 1905 John
Pfund in the 18th year Of his Funeral on Wsdnes-
day, June L. 1905. at from his late residence.
No. 3O4 Surnpter So. Brooklyn. Internent private
Please omit flowers
POISL.EY-On Sunday Jun, "a Alice Townsend Poisiey.
beloved daughter Of Richard and Ella Polsley. aged
years Funeral from her late residence.
No. 34S Nostrarf Brooklyn. Wednesday. June H.
at o'clock Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.
RoACH-suddenly. Tuesday. June 1s at his residence
Chester Penn. John r. Roach eldest OF the late
John and Emelne Roach. in his 6eth year
AIISBURY-Sudden1y. Larchmont. " Y. Sun
day. Frederick Stephen Salisbury. Funeral
Larchmont. II n m. "Wednesday on arrival Of
1905 from New York Interment at convent
OF family
SCRIBNER-After lingering Illness Tuesday June
Is at his residence. 24O West 56th John VI.
Scrfbner. 69th Of his Funeral service
Thursday 2 o'clock Inter
Greenwood Cemetery.
wFTNORE-At F1shkf1. *. Theodore Russell Wet
more. in the SD year Of his Funeral private
WHITSON-On Tuesday. June 16. 1905 her residence
225 West sOth Alice Albertne, widow OF the
ellison Whltsou, in the Saith Of her
services will be held from her late residence
Thursday, June is. 1908. at o'clock Intermen-
private
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
OVER THREE HUNDRED DROWNED.
Fifty Fishing Boats Wrecked on japanese
Coast-Aid Asked from Sasebo.

Toxic. June 16-Fifty fishing boats have been
wrecked off Kagoshima. and $50 men of the crews
have been drowned The governor Of the province
has requested assistance from the government navy
yard at Sasebo.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Montreal June 1e-The body of guide named
Iemioux was found May II in the Abittbi dis
trfct three hundred miles north of Lake ST John.
The condition of the body pointed to cannihalfsm-
Lemioux went north with a party year ago
Four days ago the body of another man was found
=, . hut in the Cobalt district 1t had been cut
IN in the same way Lemioux's body. Quebec
detectives have been gent to Investigate the cases
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
OLD COINS BRING BIG PRICES.

A quarter eagle dated 1852 brought slS at the
second and final session of the sale Of the Gschwend
collection of coins The sale. held at the Col
lectors' Climb No. = West 26th street, and con-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
CEMETERIES.
The wooDLAWN CEMETERY

Is readily eccsssfbie BY Harlem trains from GranI
Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenus troleys
and by carriage. Lots $3.50 Telephous 4S5S
Gramercy for Book OF Views representative
Office, 20 East 23d ST.. New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
EUROPEANS KILLED AND EATEN.
Cannibalism in Africa-Hints of Similar
Crimes in Canada

Madrid June 16.-Reports received here from the
West Coast of Africa concerning the loss Of the
steamer Vile de Bruges last May on the upper
Congo say that of the six Europeans who lost
their lives four were caught by cannibas while
attempting TO swim to shore and were killed and
eaten Seventy negroes drowned.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
YALE DAILY NEWS" BOARD FOR 1910.

New Haven. June 16-"The Yale Daily News
board for the class of 10 organized last even
ing. with Carlton e. Jewett. Of Buffalo, as chair
man. John f. Barber. of Toledo. business manager.
and Thomas Hewes OF Hartford, Conn. assignment
edi
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
BECAME THE KINGS NOTARY.

cry clever. well educated and discreet. deVoteu'
-'ieoFer, 10 ais grandmother, 10 his aunt diii'-
,.-elaaoe. !. and 10 ali the other members OF ti'e
use Of Orleans ho treated him as u monroe dl
snDer of their family with the utmost affection
~ Confederation he became their lawyer. ana il
~ ls'-cuiar the private legal adviser and notary y
- Ahcie, King LOUIS Philippe. Thanks to hls care
,. administration OF the private property oi ti'
s and his registration thereof under nlIIeiel''
ss' he aDle preserve Il almost III -
turey from coufs s,saffop after Tie revolution "i
:, IN tsct, the King end his ear1ous sors "ilu
n.ers were through tae nsaoesTses Of Maj
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
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UNDERTAKINGS.

FRANK f. CAMPBELL, 241-s West zsd St. chapslA
Private and public ambulances Tel 1924 Chelsea
Rev. Stephen Merritt the world -Wide-known under
taker. Only place of business 9th and 18th
St Largest IN the world. 124 and f25 Chelsea
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MACY-M CORMICK-At st. AIMS Episcopal Church By
Rev W Gibson Harris. Minerva Louise Mccormick TO
Theodore Mortimer Macy.
SMITH-DAY-At the Church Andrew.
Orange. n J.. June H. 1905. by Charles l.
Pardee. Elizabeth MARITIME Day Raymond Wood
Smith
VERNAY-kELLEY-On Tuesday. rs. 1908.
Matthew's Church. New York city. by the Rev Arthur
Judge. Marion Woodruff daughter Augustus ".
and Christina G. Kelley Arthur Stannard vcruay.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indor.ed
with full and address,
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees; lowest SO;
for corresponding date OF last thirty three
years ~ forecast: Fair to-day Thursday: light
ooYth 20 winds
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

oIrobia fair to-day Thursday. with slowly rising
,.-nn.rsture light north winds.
rnr delaware New Jersey fair to-day and Thurs
Aare Tight 10 fresh north to east winds.
Pennsylvania fair to-day. warmer In the
rorthern portion Thursday fair: light north TO east
winds. rhr-.5.y
in northeastern portions; light TO
fr.sb north 10 winds.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Rates to Foreign Countries
and all countries in the Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will be mailed fol-
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Challenge singles first round)George salinser
defeated DR. Ewing Taylor. 61 6-2: j B. Bishop won
from z W. Pitkin. by default: j.. H. from
Dr. A n Benedict. by default; E H James won from
Marshal s Hsser e 60; J Robertson defeated F;
W. D. Lyon. by default: F. Belknap from 8.
Thayer. by default NJ Mcguire defeated A. T Parton.
S-1. Ga: l. Meins Burt from H. Terrence, jr..
by default; Reginald Perry won from A Gerlach by
default: Runyon defeated J. A. c. Feeter, 64 63;
H ". Hinhouse defeated E. F. Leo 6-3 s-e. Sc.
round-I4 H. Fitch defeated B. Bishop. Ga,
6-l; NJ McfSuire defeated F. Belknap. IS. 6-3 II.
". Hihouse defeated C. Runyon. 6-3. e-3.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
domestic Rates.

RY EARLY MAIL TRAIN
For all points United States and Mexico coueds
of tba Tsoroughs OF The Also
Ct1ta Hawaii and the Philippines wtrho0s
extra foreign postage
I,.rr a sI-N q .
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES.
National Champion Unable to Play
on account of an Iniuru.

Two well played matches. in which Irving c.
Wright and Edwin p. Larned and Raymond D.
Little and Edgar w. Leonard were the winning
pairs ushered in the round robin lawn tennis tour
nament yesterday afternoon the turf courts
of the Crescent Athletic Club. at Bay Ridge. One
OF the five pairs withdrew from the series, which
was due to injury which William A Larned
has sustained to his right shoulder. The national
champion was to have paired with George l.
Wrenn. jr.
Charles NJ. Bull. jr. and Harry c. Martin. the
Crescent champion pair. took the place left va
cant by the withdrawal of Iarned and Wrenn
They faced Wright and z P. Larned. who won in
81 6-5. 6-S. Theodore r. Pell and c Frederick
Watson, jr., faced Little and Leonard. This
brought about f1ve-set match in which the latter
won at 63, 26 Ga, 81 and e.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
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charge.
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Thirty-two competitors began their matches in
the Talant cup singles yesterday the lawn
tennis courts of the Anackassin Club, Yonkers
he
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17
Died.

Death notices appearing In The TRIBUNE viii be
repubIished in the TriWeekly Tribune without extra
charge.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-17

Local Oficini Record.-The following official record
-, -. Weather Bureau shoys the changes in the tenn
for the last twenty-four hours. in comparison
-, -. correspondug date Of last year