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New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
THE SULTAN MAY VISIT CAPITALS

Constantinople, Aug Zs-An ofne.a' statement
was issued here to-day, denying the report that Inc
Sultan contemplated visiting Berlin al the present
time The note points out. however, that there ~
nothing to prevent his majesty from going abroad
and this is regarded a mint that Turkey nelhs
again Quiet he may visit foreign capitals
The committee OF the Union Of Progress has sen'
circular into several Of the European and Asiattc
,,ro,.nces where itg a erents are trying TO force
matters enioinng them 60 respect the estaplsneo
authority and TO be moderate in their demands
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
MRS, HARRY CLIFTON.

Mrs Harry Clifton died yesterday at her home
Nc. 81 Hamilton avenue in the sixty-hfth year
of her age. She had been i'll for about a
year. She was born I'm Burnley, England. her
maiden name being Fanny Edwards Mrs. Clifton
came to this country 1893 and had lived in fonk-
about eleven Years She was well known con-
tFslte singer IN England. having sung In concert
and opera for several years. She was married IN
1855 10 Mr. Clifton. who was also singer; ne oled
abest seven wears later She leaves three sisters.
Mrs Anderson Of London; Mrs Redfern Hollins
and Miss Emily Edwards, and TWO brothers. Julian
and Frederick Edwards, of Honkers-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
SIMS AND KEY TO SEE PRESIDENT
May Explain Their Objections to Plans for
Battleships.

Washington. Aug. Z8.-Comnnander William 8 SIMS
and Lieutenant Commander Albert L. Key, the
principal before the Senate Naval Affairs
Committee last year criticism OF plans for battle
Ships are expected to call on the President at
oyster Bay tomorrow. The plans for the battie-
ships Utah and Florida have been sent TO the Pres
ident and a few days ago Assistant Secretary New
berry said that such changes have been made in
them OF minor nature II is understood mere
that Commander Sims and Lieutenant Commander
Key will explain TO the President their objections
10 the designs approved.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
FAST THEATRICAL TRAIN TO CHICAGO.
rRy Telegraph to The Tribune.l

rRy Telegraph TO The Tribune.l
Chicago Aug. 2.-Three theatrical companies,
convincing TgO members from chorus girl TO lead
ing woman arrived from New York at Tbs O'Clock
this morning on the first theatrical train that has
ever DUPLICATED the equipment and speed OF the
rr,entI.th Century Limited the Lake shore
road Despite the traditional Jeaiouses altrlDuleo
~ IN. profession the stage folk OF the various
-;as we're smiling and good natured when
thew stepped from the train into the Lake Shore
station shed
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
STATE ENGINEERS DROPPED.

Rochester Aug 2S-rhirty engineers.
chainmen and axemen In the western division OF
the State Engineering Department win be dropped
from the payrolls within week. according TO Fred
erick Skene, State Engineer. account OF slack
work Politics, declares Mr. Skens. has nothing
to do with the shake-up that has already occurred
in the western dyisie'
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
OBITUARY..
THE DUG DE DoupEHuvlLLE-

lie Mans, aug. 2s.-The death is announced 81
Marie Charles Gabriel Sosthenes Conate de Ia
Boehefepcauld and Due de DoudeauViile- He was
born on September !. 1875. and was at one time
Ambassador of France to the Court Of ST Jauless
afe n.asred IL 1898 the prineesse de polignac. who
died in iS5S and in 1862 he married the Prineesse
de Ligne who died In lS9s He had five children
az whom the eldest, Charles Marie FRANCOIS. Wis
count de Ia Rochefoucauld, wab born in 1868 emo
was married 10 the Princesse de Ia Trefnoihe IN
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

CARTER Carter deaconess. OF I0nksrs - = ,aas
Funeral noti-e later.
Margaret Tofey widow Of The craft s, sssd
denee- Saturday. August % at 1:s0 o'clock
TsqEsday august @ e lis ls r. PaSns BaHs
aged months Funeral private.
THURSDAY August r. 1905 in the sIst year 1r her sss
and daughrcr Of the Mary Ann and Ralph Wells
Friday august Is at ses. Rs ss rses
widow 6ree Freeman Tss Funeral DFiyst, Rosses
and Manchester o. HI papers please copy
JsCKsON-st Sharon Conn, August e. Jane JsTzis
Widow Of John Jackson and dRssa1sf % sf Ts % H Of .r
Funeral service on SATURDAY August ~ az
D m
land Edward Kellogg. Of wyoming. y J. Notice o.
funeral later
L. AMANDA ah B Aqss Isne eldest daughter Of The
vices s.iD prITaIs
morning August Rev Donald Sage MaehaS an
ave ana 4stn 81. New York city, Monday August
81. at 2. m.
IeSaSd Fisher Msnnlne in the thir55fr =
bis sS5se Ss s shs wsss sE6
urday. August - 1905. AT II a m 1nierment a.
convenience OF family
Williams wife GEORGE p Randall guHsTa 1sl, scr
H0Th PRESBYTERIAN thufcii A-9'iA -
and 9Th Saturday. the 1pth
nEYN0L DS-On Thursday. August 81 az the Polycl no
Hospital CRY. IOhn tisynol1- dzeo
service at his late residence fNo.
Plymouth MoutCihir. y. J On Sundayr Angus, ~
ri 2-3O p IN
RI-NYON-Ou AUGUST rs Albert LstHrer Panven, Ar tns
residence his sor. George g. Runyoh, Aol1Is.o"H
" J In his year Iatern1nnt az EVERGREEN Ccln-
terry Pisia6-4, Y. T. Saturday August 10 S-la D M
RJrsT-SuddenI~ az Chester. Penn. august "a
Elizabeth Schuyler daughter OF the late WlHiaTn erd
Louisa A. Rust. BrunsviehI y Flneia.
ST New Brunswick, Saturday. Ausur ~ al
O'Clock.
RTAN-on Friday August IS. Mary Ryan, beloved
wife Of Thomas RYAN. Funeral rom ner IaLs -
de1ce No 200 Gth ave. BROOKLYN Monday. An
gust 81, at 930 a. thence to Church OF 81
John the Evangelist
SAYER-On Friday. August zs at her Tcsd-nos, ioshen
n v Jane dzughter Of fiichard and Ruth Sear> ans
rt1ov of the late William NJ the sstn year
Of hsrs a q. Jamas's Churun- GosnSn
y Y, at 2 sunday August 20
v-FEKs-On Friday August zoos. late r-ei-
44nce No 9ith Katharine In1ou N-en,
Oldest daughter Charlotte TillOu AMI lanes
U-ndzrhIn Weeks Kindly omit flowers Funeral PR
UHITE-On "wednesday, August 2s 1908 Ahoe e.
beloved Of Frederick g. White, and dsushter
of Margaret and Joseph Y. Wood. Funeral services
her lat home 1S1 quincy BROOKLYN.
SUNDAY afternoon az o'clock
ANS-SudaenIy August 26. in Manchester. Nt
Edgar Williams Funeral services st his late resi
Sanra No BT00hTns Saturday ApSusf
% at clock Kindly omit flowers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TO BUILD THE FLORIDA AT BROOKLYN.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-Aa soon as President
Roosevelt approves the plans for the two new
battleships of the Dreadnought type they Will
be turned to the naval constructor az the
Brooklyn navy yard, where the Florida will be
built Advertisements for bids for the eonstrue-
.on of the Utah. the other 2O,0o0-ton hattleship.
by contract will be issued
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
JOSEPH n. LEWIS

Joseph II Lewis onc Of the best snoTn real es-
tate men IN svestehester County, died yesterday
al his home in Lawn avenue, Elmsford AiF. Lewis
was seventy-four years old and was born In Lee
Esss. fie came to white Plains in 1shh ana loi
many years conducted a real estate business III
Depo. Snuarn THAT riaoe For fifteen years he WAS
Deputy County Clerk OF WestehesIer County an
politics he was a Republican. lie leaves wido"
and two sons Joseph r., iru ano Frank Lewis.
lnd daughter, Mary II Lewis
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
EUGENE SEMPlE-

San Diego, Cal, Aug. &-Eugene Semple. eH-
Governor OF washington Territory. dice here to
Cay from pneumonia Mr. Sernple was son OF lie
late Justice Gegnple. Illinois and WAS born IN
$50 at the American Legation al Bogota- COLOMBIA
whsre his father was then The American Minister.
President Cleveland appointed him Governor OF
NaSh7--r-,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

cOTHANr-Mrs Lorilard Spencer. Newport: Mrs.
casmir de Rham, Tuxedo Park. HOFFMAN
George H. Worthington, Cleveland; j. Taylor FL FL
Iyson Richmond; Horace A Taylor, Louisville
Fertesque, WashingtOn
Lady TeInpIemere, Hon Gerald Chichester and A
w SnIfhers. London. VICTORIA-E- NJ Bentley.
Rochester: George w. Knox. Niagara Falls; Falls; g.
IT Wheesr Wheeling WAGDORF-ASTOffIh-
a J. Dull Harrisburg: A C. Dinkey. Pttsburg-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
Special Notices.
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New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

martial was ordered at Fort Wayne, Michigan. IN
January on charges that he had contracted
marriage at WalkervilIe. Ont, on the pretence
that he had been divorced from his wife in CALI
forna and for alleged fraudulen. financial trans
actions was retired from active service IN the
army to-day He is dropped from the army with
wears paV
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
THEATRICAL NEWS.

.---.,-. urt,o,,,nson. husband of Mabel Taaferro
-, 80, actress TO Chicago on Thursday on a spe-
e,.l train The entire company supporting her IN
npoIlv OF the Circus travelled with her- Ihe tran
.rri,or in that city yesterday nre minutes ahead
of the official time
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Rome. Aug 2s-The Pope visited THIS morning
Che Btlvedere Court. where the internatlonAl atm
Iatic connection Of the Papal 1uplee VIII
he held ia September Workmsn are sreclins ss
SyrandStauds and q tribune for the POPE Is btink
6uiIf Thorlsarlcis of athletes from all over me
world are expected 10 compete. The Catholio Atm
,e.ic League Of New York has sent silver cup as
q prize.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

L. Harlem rrafn, from e'rahd
Station. Webster and Jerome Avenns sress
and by carriass. $3.50 TelepSons ASos
for og REPRESENTATIVE
once 20 East Esd New York City
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Mexico City. Aug. est was said at me tofsgn
bravo 20 Puerto Cortez. Honduras was of a friend.
- character 1t was added that the gunboat was
eenf on a request from Washington No disturb
ances are expected in Honduras. according to the
STAT, Department here
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

The shuberts made known yesterday that MISS
Mary Mennering would appear under tneif man
.ot Cor the next five years. Miss Mannerlne
"a, ~hor.ly apen the season al the Lyric Theatre
in GLORIOUS Betsy.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Ia Paz Bolivia Aug. 2S.-James T. statesman n
,he American Minister to Bolivia In succession 10
W r Sorshy arrived here to-day. He VIII De re-
ceived Crfcially next week.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Friends of Jose Van den Berg have arranged 10
give him a testimonial concert at the American
Tbeatre on Sunday night, September g.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TO BUILD CENTRAL CARNEGIE LIBRARY

FEy Telegraph The Tribune -
u Louis Aug 2e--The John Pierce Company VI
NV York has received the contract 10 err .
&sai Carnegie library here. III V 10 cos' si'''-T
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Highest temperature yesterday n degrees 9wrsf -"
corresponding date OF last yra
average for corresponding date OF last threSen
IL
Local Foreeast-To-day fair and warmer; sunday
partly cloudy; light southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Eoyeeass for Special Loealities-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland Delaware and New jersey fair and
warmer to-day; Sunday. partly cloudy: light east
southeast winds
For Pennsylvania. fair and warmer to-day.
Sunday partly cloudy, light southeast winds
For Eastern New YorA fair and warmer to-day Sum-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

,ta,fa Aug 2S-DomInador Gomez who has
long becn conspicuous for his opposition TO te n I'm
Of the opiIm law. 1t is charged that ne entered
into a conspiracy to obtain and sell opium .IoIeH
asse-fs that he bought the opium to use IN ms
medical practice Two Spaniards have also peeh
arrested for completely.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

yieb,er & Co announced yesterday that Williarl
Faruum had signed a contract to appear under
,no,r ,nsuacenent His nrst performance will be
:. . ,,,, h., Paul Armstrong called 1.-THE Rene
gade-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
NOTES or FOREIGN NEWS.

KINGSTON Janaica, Aug 2s-The Norwegian
steamer Beacon Captain Petersen in the service
OF TIRE Atlantic Fruit Company from BaInnore ..E;a
August n went ashore yesterday OF Port Maria
This morning she foated without assistance
A survey showed that she was seaworthy, ana she
started for Baltimore at II o'clock to-day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
TNDERTAkEES

PRANK T. CAMPBELL 241-5 WsSt 23f ST. Chap-s
Private and public aDbulances. Tel 1924 Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
LIEUTENANT HAZARD RETIRED.

Washington. Aug. 2s.~-First Lieutenant Russell
T Hazard, 9Th Infantry, in whose court
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

r Ziegfeld jr.. viii produce This season dra-
,,atization of Upton Sinclairs novel Of THE Money
Changers.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

S'orenhaeA, Aug 2s-Two men were killed and
sfx we're seriously wounded the Danish cruiser
sisLla to-day by the premature explosion OF
she'll The accident occurred during target pfaeuee
al Aarhuus Bay
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

aa nartl cloudy warmer in portion; light south
winds.
SUNDAY fair and warmer fresh east 70 soo''
winds
For western Psnnsylvana and Western New York ia.r
ana warmer to-day Sunday. probably Showers hsns w
fresh southeast to south winds
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29

Local OfScio, Record-rhe following on1cizl reoord
rro ha Weather Bureau show, in the tenn
petre for the last tenty-four IN con1par1so"
with the corresponding OF last year,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-29
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ARRIVED
Aug 2S-Th4 Wolverine Detroit
Aug 1.-THE Nero a Newport Newh; Naval Academy
practice squadron. a Annapolis the fsduoah at
Jompkinsville; the Helena, at Shanghai.
SAILED
Aug og-The Marietta from puerto Cortez for Ports
Aug 2T-The syiph, from Brooklyn for Bay;
Caesar from Shanghai for Chtnwangtao.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27

meet at 6;15 in Children's hall for
conservation meeting. Earl Phililps
will lead in the devotions.
The Senior b. Y. p. u. meets in
Berean hall at $50: subject, Mexico"
In the Auditorium in the evening
the service will begin by an organ
prelude at 7:45 by Professor Bruce
coloratura tenor, will sing THE Pill
GRIM" by Obey Speaks. DR.. George
A. Gates will preach fre-n the topic,
The Way, the Truth, the Life"
Second Church OF Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at IL a. m. and D. m. at Simpson au-
ditorium, 734 South Hope street. The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tan Science Quarterly, the subject be-
ing christian Science" The reading
Will be from the Bible, with correla-
tive passages from the Christian Sci
ence textbook, Science and Health,
with Key to the Scriptures"
The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton will hold it's regular Sunday after
noon meeting at the headquarters,
6211s South Broadway, at $3.50. Prof.
b. p. Stout will conduct sermon IN
song. Among the songs rendered Will
be some of Charles Alexander's most
successful ones. Home hour from $3.50
o.
At the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church Rev. Hugh K. Walker, the pas
tor, will preach in the morning on
"The Firmer Grasp and the Future
Glory" At 1880 o'clock an illustrated
lecture will be given by Rev. Charles
A. Glunz, superintendent of Industrial
department of Silliman institute, Bu-
magate, Philippine islands.
At the First Baptist church In the
II. nj ILL 10 nd will
speak on THE New University" which
the Baptists are establishing at that
place. In the evening DR.. Henry will
preach on "a Stainless Flag, the Flag
of the Future" Prof. Stout will sing.
The church will utter Its emphatic
protest against the removal of the re-
striction which requires that all chill
dren under IA years of age must be ac-
companied either by parents or guar
dams. 1t will also indorse the ordi-
nance now pending looking toward the
rigorous restriction of the public dance
halls of the city, which have become
both scandal and curse. These mat
tiers come I'D for consideration on the
afternoon of July 6.
Judge John d. Works and Council
man A. J. Wallace will speak on the
subject, "a Stainless Flag" at the
Trinity Methodist church, Ninth street
and Grand avenue, sunday evening.
Special music by male quartet and
chorus choir. The meeting will be UNI
der the auspices of the Trinity BROTH
erhood, the mems club of the church.
At the City Rescue mission this even
ing a praise and testimony meeting will
be held. Clyde Harris will speak. Sun
day evening Rev. ]. Hudson Ballard,
pastor of the Gospel Tabernacle
church, will preach. Gospel Taber-
nacle young people will sing. The on
day evening services will be in charge
of Memorial Baptist church. Tuesday
evening Rev. Parks of the United
Brethren church will speak. His church
orchestra will furnish the music.
Vestry service will be held at the
Y. w. c. A. headquarters Sunday at 4
D. m. Miss Margaret B. Yuill of Chi
cago will speak on Opportunity and
Obligation" Special music.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27
MARRIAGE LICENSES

HIMEoN- BURRELL-Edwin c. Himeon. 40,
native OF Canada and resident of Los Ange-
les, and Lizzie F. Burreu. 80. native Of
Massachusetts and resident of Monrovia.
NS-MATTERN-Ross Parsons, 2S ma
tive of Missouri, and Wilhelmina Mattern. 70.
: native of Nebraska; residents Of Los Ange-
les.
STANLEY FURMAN-George Edgar Stanley,
g. native OF West Virginia. and Ethel Fur
man, 20. native Of Wisconsin; residents Of
Pasadena
YAN-YOUNG-Thomas P. Bryan. 65. native
OF Missouri, and Ruhemay Young, 6S. native
of Virginia; residents of Los Angeles.
GOLDBERG-WROTTENB Gold
berg native of Russia, and Merton Wrotten-
burg, Is, native of Michigan; residents of
Los Angeles.
CARVELL-DICKISON--W G. Carvell. Is,
and Jennie Mae Dickson, q; natives Of Mis-
souri, and residents of Los Angeles.
HILL-CROSS-Myron d. Hill, 81. native of
Illinois, and Anna F. Cross. 26, native Of
California; residents OF Los Angeles.
HUNTER-MAITLAND-C S. Hunter. SO,
native of California and resident OF Tropico.
and Nellie ]. Maitland, 20. native of Ne
braska and resident of Redondo.
ARCOS-WINN-Aladar S. Harcos, 81 native
OF Hungary and resident of Sacramento. and
Altha NJ. Winn, 20, native of Kentucky and
resident of Los Angeles.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A Agenbroad, 80,
native of Ohio, and Edna I. Eads, %. native
Of Texas; residents Of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27
DEATHS

BAKER-Fred Grayson Baker, 81 years. single.
native of California, 1888 East Forty-seventh
street; carbolic acid poisining; suicidal.
BARNES-Chas. p. Barnes, So years. married,
native Of Arkansas, rear 1124 West Thirty
sixth street; valvular heart disease
BLACKBURN-Thomas Blackburn, II years.
married. native of Massachusetts, 1889 West
Thirty-sixth street; creeping paralysis; Gre
nation.
BRISBIN-Mss Mary Irene Brisbin, 60 years.
married. native Of Iowa, 1881 Maple avenue;
pelvic carcinoma.
BROWN-Walter e. Brown. 30 years. native of
Tennessee, 165 Commonwealth avenue;
Bright's disease.
CASSAR-Miss Alice Caesar. "a years, single.
native of California, 1909 Bridge street. pull
monary tuberculosis; cremation.
CASSELL-Lawrence Russell Cassel1, 2 years.
native of Illinois, 1922 Geraldine street;
acute meningitis.
COPLON-Morris Coplon, 20 years. married. ma
tive Of Russia. Sis Avenue Sc; fatty degene-
ration of heart
CuLOLYS-George Culolys, ~ years, married.
native OF Greece, Clara Barton hospital;
pertonitis following abdominal section.
CUMMINGS-Miss Celia Cummings, 20 years,
native of California, 1902 West Twenty second
street; acute nephritis.
DUER-Earl George Duer, years. native of
New York, 1915 East Seventeenth street;
tuberculosis mengnitis.
DURAN-Mss Jennie Duran 10 years, native
of Texas TAG San Fernando street; general
tuberculosis.
FLANDERS-Philip William Flanders. So
years, married, native OF Canada, 1924 West
Thirty-seyenth street. tuberoular laryngitis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27
auslNEss opPoRruNlrlzs


FOR sALE-LEASE OF 40 ACRES. 20 Of
which is pasture land. IN acres in alfalfa,
s In orchard: majority of bearing trees
are satsuma plums, the income OF which
is $500 per year; considerable number OF
fig, apple, peach and other fruits for 90
mestic use, balance beet and garden land:
Improved 9-room modern house, all
modern conveniences house for help. TWO
barns, two horses and ell necessary farm
ing machinery.
Included with the sale Of the above
lease of the property mentioned Is the foi-
lowing personal property, which Is an ao-
solute sale:
Furniture of s-room house. horse,
buggy, express wagon, sets Of harness,
COW, 3s pigs and pen for same. 600
young laying hens. tons OF hay, 40 egg
cases, alfalfa cutter, hay cutter. bone
: grinder. green bone grinder. hand sprayer.
large spray pump, garden tools, feed
pals hose, grain boxes. carpenter ana
other tools, large hand cart stepladders
cords of wood, feed barrels 40 roosts
and nest houses. 1000 feet chicken wire. 10
chicken yards completely equipped. ana
with running water through each pen.
Have fancy market for all eggs, ana
the income has been an average of $500
per month from eggs alone. Lease runs
to October /. 1910 Rent $500 per year.
payable at the rate of Sal per month.
Price $4,000: will exchange for clear prop
erty either city or Long Beach or give
time on part. Don't fail to see US on this
proposition. J. r. CONLEE. successor to
: bradshaw Bros, 23s Bradbury bldg.
s-2g-2
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-27
DELAYS WIDENING PLAN
FOR SIXTEENTH STREET
City's Legal Department Gets Extern
sion Of Time for Projects Between
Pacific and Normandie and
Eastward

Because it will be impossible to draft
complaints within the statutory time
City Attorney Leslie R. Hewitt has
obtained consent from the city coun-
Gil for an extension of time within
which to commence proceedings on
several improvement projects.
Proceedings for the condemnation OF
property for opening and widening
Sixteenth street from Pacific avenue
to Normandie avenue are delayed be-
cause the necessary maps have, hot
been received from the city engineer.
The same applies to opening and
widening Sixteenth street from Santa
Fe avenue to Alameda street.
Similar delay was encountered In
widening Main street from Tenth to
Thirty seventh street.