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New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
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HENRY CLINTON BACkUs.

IhehlS thnton Bacl1us died at his home. No. 4ss
west "a street, yesterday. He was born in Utica
on May 81. 1S4s. Of old Colonial stock. He came
"lth MS parents to this city when child and re-
celVed his first education in the public schools
ne aiterward studied al Phillips Academy, Exeter
N H.. and at Harvard College from which he was
eiauuated IN lsn He subsequently graduated
from the Law School of Columbia College and in
N'" was admitted to the bar in this city. He was
member of the city and state bar associations
oI me republican and Harvard clubs, the Society
Vi NdeuicaI jurisprudence the American Geograph
al .oocietE ana other organizations. lie was
republican. and for several years represented his
district on the county committee. In 1890 he mar
iieo MISS Harriet /. Davis. of this city who with
one son. survives him
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FLoRIpa's DEAD SENATORS PRAISED.

Washington May 3.-Addresses eulogistic Of the
life. character and public services of the late
United States Senators Stephen r. Mallory and
William J. Bryan. Of Florida, were delivered to-
Gay in the House of Representatives. Mr DazeI.
% Pennsylvania, presided. by designation Of
Speaker Cannon Those who spoke Of Senator
Mallory were Representatives Sparkman, of Flor
tds; Williams. Of Mississippi Payne, Of New York.
Clark. Of Florida: Brantey, Of Georgia; Burton
q OHIO: Lawrence Of Massachusetts,: Lamb, of
Virginia; Waldo Of New York, and De Almond
& Missouri.
Those who spoke Of Senator Bryan were Repre-
sentatiyes Clark OF Florida Thomas, Of North
Carolina Wilson Of Illinois; Hardwick. Of Georgia;
Bennet, Of New York: Edwards. Of Georgia; Flood
of Virginia siouser, o Ohio; Sulzer Of New York
Nelson, % wisconsin. kitchin. Of North Carolina;
Ansberry q Ohio: Webb, Of North Carolina
Raney, Of Illinois, and SpaTkman, Of Florida
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everywhere ss his wife, leaving 1t to be inferred
that he had married her quietly years pre-
viousy. There were at the time several children
think six seven-already born to the union
and the eldest known everywhere by his
fathers second title CT Viscount Dursley. which
he sat and voted in the House of Commons. For
some strange other possibly TO silence
any questions that might arise In connection with
the alleged secret marriage in the Berkeley Parish
Church IN 17s5. he went through another ceremony
of marriage with his wife In 1896. a. Lambeth, and
subsequent to this Lambeth marriage three moro
were born When the fifth earl died in 1910
and his son Lord Dursley applied to the House OF
Lords for writ Of summons Earl OF Berkeley,
the question to the authenticity Of the first and
secret marriage raised. and, after prolonged
legal proceedings. the Committee Of Privileges OF
The House of Lords found ITSELF after careful
investigation. compelled TO decide against the
validity the existence of the 17S5 mar
that the documents produced in support OF the
marriage were forgeries and that the people con-
cerned in their production had been guilty both Of
forgery and of conspiracy.
Lord Dursley himself and his brothers were eN-
empted from any guilty cognizance of the alleged
crime, and were held to have acted throughout In
the ground that he had been prompted in the
matter by parental love and by devotion to his
wife, against whom no proceedings whatsoever
were instituted. So universal indeed was the SYM
pathy for Lord Dursley that George ". then
regent, created him Lord Fftzhardinge in his own
right, while by his fathers will he remained In
possession of the historic castle OF Berkeley and
of all the estates that did not happen to be en-
a ed
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
CONTEST AMONG VAUDEVILLE SINGERS

According TO the number of votes cast by audi
ences AT the Alhambra. Colonial and Brooklyn Or
pheurn theatres in the contest to determine the
most popular singer in vaudeville. Miss
Irene Franklin is the holder OF that honor She
-oed a vote Of Ala in the contest, which opened
Iveel, ago Eva Tanguay was her closest compet-
TOR with g. 0S3 votes and Alice Lloyd had 2,s43 sup
rorters Vesta Victoria. Gertrude Hoffman and
Marie Dressler were the leaders in the con-
test which had fourteen original entries
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MRS. GERTRUDE cHEEvER cowplN.

WORD was received here yesterday death
OF Mrs Gertrude Cheever Cowdin in Paris She
WAS III only short time and death
pectedly. Mrs Cowdin was the wife of John z
Cowdin, ribbon merchant with offices in Fifth
avenue and had gone to Europe for the benefit Of
her health. Arrangements have been made to
b1ns the body to the family home at No. IS
GTamerey Place, this city, where the funeral Will
be held
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WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Free admission TO the American Museum Of Natural His
tory.
Entertainment Presbyterian Union Hotel Savoy
evening
meeting and dinner OF the Saratoga county 30
ciety, Yale Club, evening
Mass meeting the passage OF aItitrach gambling
legislation, Carnegie Hall, evening
Omen air meeting Of the Seventh and
I25th street, p m
,5ae.in Of the West Hotel st Andrew
. n.
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EAST RIVER BRIDGE PLANS CHANGED.

Ottawa. Ont. May As y Parent, president
CT the Quebec Bridge Company, says that he mas
been informed that The plans ard specifications
for the BIackweII's Island bridge were changed
50 conform with the lesson taught by the col
laps Of the Quebec structure last Se"tenber- MI
Parent made this statement 'n-nas ~ '''ii'leh'-
ing on findings Of the royal COMMISSION "hch
:n.esftgated the accident and determined the
s4Ese of the collapse Of the structure
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ACT VICTOR HERBERT CONCERT.

Mr. Herbert gave last night the last in his series
Of spring concerts at the Broadway Theatre MISS
p,a1cba DufHeld was the soloist and the pro
,r,a mas an ..au Herbert" being made up or
selections from his more popular productions II
mas heard by a large audience. and at me close
NJ Herbert was enthusiastically cneered- MS
spring series have increased his popularity win tL0
certs next fall.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-04
A STARTLING TRUTH.

Professor Albert Bushnell Hart. professor OF
American history at Harvard, is a man whose hob
hies run alongside of his work Lately he acquired
a desire for statistics and began seeking them with
his accustomed energy. He was very much i'm
pressed with the mortality figures, and meeting his
Colleague, Professor Grandgent. In the yard. ad-
dressed him mournfuy
I've been looking mortality statistics, Grand
gent and what do you think? A man dies every
Lime acknowledgements
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

HOTEL ASTOR-Mr. and Mrs 8; L. Cook Chi
ago GIL. .SEY-F. c. Davidge. Toronto HOL-
i.ENDDMrrray Castleton, St, Louis MANHAT,
Cudahv. Chicago. PLAZA-Mr and
Mrs = r. Webber. Boston. ST. REGIS-EdwaTd
l. Robinson Baltimore. WALDORF-Ex- Governor
John 8 Hill. Maine.
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3 .,urerattre yesterday. 10 degrees; average Tor
AVtragg eae last year, 4s; average for corTesp"ha
i's cate ,st ts Fair day ami Tuesday hsht west
Hl1A
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FILIAL CHIVALRY OF AN EARL.

FILIAL CHIVALRY OF AN EARL
Nor any opposition thereto made by his
brother. Thomas Moreton Berkeley, the eldest son.
born after the Lambeth marriage of 1875. In fact,
Thomas absolutely declined to assume the earl
dom to take his seat in the House Of Lords.
the ground that If he were to accept the
verdict OF the Committee of Privileges of the
House of Lords he would be acknowledging the
ilegitimacy Of his elder brothers and sisters, Of
whom he very fond the dishonor of his
widowed mother, to whom he was passionatcly de-
voted and the charges of forgery and fraud I'M
puted to his father. He never married and went
through life plain Mr.. Thomas Berkeley. fur
nshing particularly notable Illustration OF what
may be described flal chivalry and generosity
He had two younger brothers. Of the name of
George Cirantey Berkeley. who with his two
sons, predeceased him, leaving no ISSUE and the
other, Craven Berkeley Craven died in 1S55-that
is to during the lifetime of his elder brothers
leaving daughter, Louisa Mary Berkeley, who as
such succeeded on the death of her uncle. Thomas
Moreton Berkeley de jure sixth Earl Of Berkeley
to the ancient barony of Berkeley, which being d
barony by writ, is heritable in the female line
She married General Milman, for many years
lieutenant of the Tower of London and died, leav-
ing an only daughter of the name of Eva, who is
Baroness Berkeley in her own right, and married
to Captain Frank Foley, of the Royal Berkshire
Regiment and member of the family OF which
Lord Foley Is the chief
When Thomas Moreton Berkeley died, without
issue, the barony of the family thus descending to
his niece, claims were put forward 20 the earldom
of Berkeley by George Lennox Rawdon Berkeley
a great-great- grandson of the fourth Earl OF
Berkeley. His claim admitted by the Com
mittee of Privileges of the House of Lords, and it
is his who is the present Earl of Berkeley
Married to a Gaiety girl dead he is without
any heir, invalid and with his death the earl
dom Berkeley. created in 1876. will become def
n1tey extinct The first Lord Fitzhardinge, vino
began life Viscount Dursley, his brother. the
second Lord Fitzhardinge; the latters eldest son
and his second son, the present Lord Fitzhardinge.
have each of them made repeated attempts to Sc
both the earldom and the barony of Berke-
ley-the eardom the ground of new evidence of
the secret marriage of the fifth earl, and the
barony on the plea that It was inaliena BILE from
the ownership of Berkeley Castle. In each instance
they we're defeated, Herbert Asquith, now Primo
Minister of England. being at the head of the ar
ray Of counsel lined up against their claim when
It was last brought before the Committee on Privf-
leges In 1891. The present Lord Fftzhardinge is
chidiess IL is understood that at his death he
will bequeath Berkeley Castle to the present
Baroness Berkeley. with handsome bequests to his
nephews and nieces. among whom Is Lord Clifford,
" c. and Mrs Thomas Kingscote whose husband
is cellarmaster to the King.
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BACKU-S-Ou Hay 8 1905 Henry Clinton BsrkGs. aga
30 years Of he late Charles Chapman Baczszs-
Services nis residence No $50 West 20 ST. on
Tuesday evening At o'clock Interrnent 17eensoo1
Cemetery Wednesday morning Uuca On " and Bos-
ton tMass) papers please copy
CASVELI-At Shelter Island y I. on Sunday. May 3.
1905. William HaIstsad Caswen NJ D. aged So years-
Notice Of funeral hereafter
CowDIN-On sunday MAY 2. Paris. after short II
ness. Gertrude Cheever. wfte OF John 2 Covdtn-
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LEAYCRAFT-on SUNDAY. May 3 Hannah Thompson.
year OF her Funeral services the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs Charles :. Benedict. No 80 West
1o2d ST. at O'Clock. Tuesday, Nay ! Ints-me-r at
convenience Of family
LYoN-suddenly. Virginia Beach. Va. MAY I. fSns.
and Elm II Funeral privste. resiGsncs
OF his mother Nc S57 Prospect Place Brooklyn
PHILLIPS INTO eternal ufe Esroor.
htman Phillips. RidgswO0d. y J.. in the 921 year
of Intermsnt Ridsswood
REYNOI.Ds-Greenvich Corn. May . Abraham Rsyn-
oIds. in his 18th Funeral services at bis laEs
residence. Scrth St Monday. May T. at ?.
sC~HENCK-Entsrsd into rest Saturday. May . 1908.
Corneia. daughter Of Edwin Saxton and Anra
Schsnck III the 18th year OF her Funeral
late -esfieuce No 30 West 4sth St on
morning. MAY 8 1908. II 80 ocIock Inter
nent private
YOUNG-Suddeny on Friday. May 7. 1908 Captain Ed
ward Young aged 50 years Funeral services az his
Centre Morches. Long Island on Tues
day. MAY s. AT so .
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. May O.
marked barouetric depression covers Western Kansas
s ,,e ro,dd,a Rocky region and pressure is
,,,,,,,av high over the lower lake region Thunder
,,s have set in IN the Ohio and middle Mississippi
,,s ord oute generally throughout the Rocky Noun
-, -ep.o, In the last named the temperature has
saren 20 to 10 degrees IN the last wentyfo hours
h.lou, IN northern olstrlcs
east Of b4 and from the ONO Naley east"aiu
70 te indicated for middle and upper portions OF
80 Nsisspt: Valley. the Ohio Valley ana the ~este.n
Nle - re middle Atlantic states Monday. The rain
- -, tuesday will little further nortn ana east.
area aaher In the Mississippi Valley will doubtless
- uf,h lower temperatures HRh etpeIatue -,
ttr,o in the South and there will be slo" rise IN
NJ aona the England will be light
,+,Fy.rst middle Atlantic coast hsht ana y.
tsconing east the south Atiahtic cSa lHit 70
49, ',,,- on the Gulf coast fresh southeast on
Iresi iErf coast fresh brisk southeast on 'he
las,s light and variable becoming rtsh ehs' anu
io"ti - lakes fresh northeast increasing -,
- tt northwest and fair weather to the Grand
Banks.
,..a., for Special I,ocalities-For New England
rd eastern New York fair to-day and Iuesuay' "s"t
winds. 49,. rars., and ,,.aware
For Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey ana 'il.
rartlv cloudy today iufs'"S ~
winds ,e3eTsbd ana the District Of Columbia ram no
TOT ,'-2atably Tuesday. light FafiaOie "l"Ns' De
ing east , t,snnsvlvaua. today. except rain In
f9f ltion: Tuesday rain fresh sast mh's ahv
T-or western Ae% : l'th. ll'1-t,g ~ tresb East
-" ligbt &est winds. becoming ii''" "
49,, oa;cial Ercord-The following official recoro
i - tber Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
..,,re for the twenty houFs' III 'p
Pe4-A'N -.-x,. .rre date Of year:
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THE GREAT BERKELEY PEERAGE CASE
prior to his accession to his fathers honors he
-, tau., IN love with a wonderfully pretty girl
- .,. nam. of Mary Cole. and. succeeding to
An. .srldou and 70 the sstatAs. hs iRuedncsa hss
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ATTERBURY-FLAGG-O Saturday. May 2 a. 81
Thomas's Church. by the Rev. Ernest Vi stires ~ y.
Davis. daughter Of The late Thomas ROOMS 20
John Turner Atts-bury-
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Died.

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In MemOridm.
CESrrTERIf

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In Memor.1r1.
Dix. Rev. Or. Morgan
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o..,ot., ,,rcord.-The following ofhclai record
- ,.-..tber Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
- - o., the last twenty-four hours. In comparison
- ,,s -,rTesponTIng date Of last year ,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-02-28

SEQ Reward, SIoo.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages
and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Ca
tarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. there
by destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send tor
list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co, 90
ledo, O.
Sold by all Druggists. 7sc.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-02-28
When you want . bunch OF
notes remember The Chieftain
sells you 50 for I5c.
AN OPEN LETTER
Editor Holly Chieftain:

=
note that Mr.. Wiley Of the local
Sugar Company takes common
sense view Of the saloon question
in Holly and favors open saloons,
properly controlled and regulat-
ed, as against the blind tiger and
back-alley drinking.
At the present time the town
is confronted with this question,
one that well-meaning but mis-
guided folks spring on different
occasions. The proper solution OF
the question means more to Hol-
ly than appears at first blush. 1
take it for granted that your col
umns are open to both sides OF
the question and trust that you
will allow me space to suggest a
few thoughts, born of experience
and gathered in maturity regard
ing this liquor question.
In the hrst place let me say
that no man honestly thinks that
liquor is good thing. Most all
believe that if Uncle Sam shut
down on it all over the country
it might be better for all. But,
while he does allow strong drink
to be made, it is simply the
height of business folly for one
place to try and estop it, while
others allow it. AS humanity is
at present constructed and until
the Ruler of all things sees fit
to make man over, it may be ta-
ken for granted that if one town
does not see fit to sell liquor
those who desire it will send their
money to other places in search
Of it. While we object to money
going away to mail order houses
tor other goods, would it not be
well to practice what we preach
even on the whiskey question?
Municipal government is busi-
ness-not politics, not isms, not
theories. All small communities
are confronted with the problem
Of how to improve their towns
and let all-not a portion-bear
the burden Of the Improvements
that inure to the benefit of the
whole.
In this town Of Holly the sa-
looms, as l understand it, pay
some $1,000 per year to the city
treasury. Enough to pay for the
cost of street Improvements, po-
lice protection, etc. Cut that sum
out and does it not follow that
tho money must come from some
other source? And from where
will it come but from the men and
the women who own property?
In all towns this spasmodic eff
fort to close saloons usually ema-
mates with the local clergy, sup
ported by sincere people who do
not stop to reason what they are
doing. Your clergyman is usual
ly somewhat bigoted, but the
point not to be overlooked is this
He is bird Of passage-here to-
day and gone tomorrow. Under
the clerical system he is moved
from place to place at the dicta-
ton Of conference, or, as he is
but human, a broader field and
more salary will usually cause
him to change his field of labor in
the Lords vineyard, with regrets,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-02-28

We have township plats, chat
tel mortgages, deeds, and other
forms for sale at our Office. The
Chieftain.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-02-28

The Holly Chieftain's plant is
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
a specially of this work and turn
out . superior quality Of bill.
Prices are just right. Service is
very prompt.