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New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

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Clarke. William R. ir. McKm, Rev. Dr. Heslstt
Goldberg Lrcie Miller Pfsrre yan c
craft Benjamin ". walsh. Janesw.
Craynor. Rose g Wright Eosn
BARrLEY-on Thursday. June 8 1908. Sarah J.. BE-
loved wife Of Jar1es H BARLEY aged Sc yesss
funeral services at her late rssdnee 70 fs1 Van
- Buren, st. Brooklyn on Saturday. June g. a. . m
BENNETT-oI June az Rossie j. 5y,; ns5y -. ..s
ICES at the ssstenee Na % ls5 % 5 "a 1zs On Pr.
bs5crisn t; S'17 chlFeh a On NondaS a go p
into sst at Fis.1s bis hGs -e. 9 Toy n .:
Church White Plains y y saturday. sD., !gns 3 st
t1ai Leznston ave. at II:i5. returning f:t5-
CLARKEawiIIisn son OF WI WillisEn az r. r asa
snn FanaraI rvee az IN. IN e D' q ii, parsn, 70
1s9 Macon ST. Brooklyn. Saturday evening Juns
O'Clock.
coLBERG-on June 4 1908. Laste colosrs the Pc
loved wife OF John J. in the 3sth year OF = hs[ sss
at % m Relatives and friends invited to attend
COIIINs-On June s. 1905 at her residence. No as
Cnion Brookyn Mollis. eldes, daughter Of John
Collins and Ellen Phelan- Notice Of funeral hsr'-
CRAFT-At Glen Cove. Long Island. sixth day.
Th 9n n!r. h ess service. ssn]aP % Be h. az his ~ .s
residences on First day Sunday SIKH nonsn; ~.
rlving Nassau station. Glen Cove. s;Os p m
cRAYNoR-on Thursday June 1903 a. AZ he. h.r resi-, q.
loved wife OF Matthew Craynor.
DEEGAN-Passed away; June 3 1905. Mary AEa..
gan Funeral from her late residence. No s2s
Monroe Saturday morning. June s; thence -
Church Of Our Lady OF Victory. where requiem
mass will be offered at 10 a
ESTERBROOK-At home. No Poplar ct. Brook
Wednesday evening. June 3. 1906 Mrs Gertrude L
Esterbrook Services and nte-ment private Lts<-a-d
England. and Canadian payers please copy
HORNOR-On June s. after short illness. John
West Horuor of No. PAL West 1Olst ST, New York.
Of the late John West and Maria Lansoale
private. Monday. Boston. Philadelphia and St
Louis papers please copy
VI KIAI-At his residence. West 4sth at. Thurs
day 4. pneumonia. the Rev Eis.lstt Mctltrn
D. 6SUh year OF his Funeral services
June 8 O'Clock a. informant Stone Church.
" j. $50 2. Baltimore papers please copyJ
MILLER-At Flushing the morning OF Juns s. 1aos.
Pierre COrtlandt Miller Funeral sunday. Juns
= at st. Georges Church. Flushing arrival OF
O. clock train from OF East 3sth St
sMITH-Thursday. June 4. zoos. at Hotel N.therland.
New City Daniel Henry Smith. son Of the lare
Thomas L and Mary a Smith. IN the 10th year ot
age Notice OF funeral hereafter
WAISH-Ou Wednesday. June ]. a residences.
Lawrence. Island. James W. Walsh. aged IS
Funeral services will be held az St Barthoo-
news Church. Madison and 44th st. New York.
Saturday, June 8. at 1890
WRIGHT-In this city. June s, 1908 Eosn Wright.
son John II. Wright. Of Boston. in his
1st Funeral service his late re-idence,
No 10 West SD Sunday. Juns :, at a m
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
M MEMORY OF JOHN T. BUCHANAN.

The Alumni Association of the DE WIFI Chh'oh
fieh School approved last night plan OF lhe
faculty for portrait, with a tablet in memory
q John T. Buchanan. who was principal OF the
school from ite organization IN 1897. 70 his death
VI May p, Of this year. A committee was ap-
lpnted 10 cooperate with the faculty committee
Snich is composed Of Miss Ellen T. Garr1sues'
0scar W. Anthony and Albert ]. Calais The por-
III i is expected, Will be ready by October "heh
4 the Principals room
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
OBITUARY.
EBEN WRIGHT.

Eben Wright, the of the late John H Wright
of Boston. died at his home, No 10 West SD street
yesterday. He born in Boston June 10.
1867. was graduated from Harvard in 1887 and was
married in 1891. His wife. who Miss Leta Pel,
and two daughters, Lena P. and Anna,
vive him. He a member of the Racquet,
Union Harvard and Westminster Kennel clubs and
the Boston Athletic Club the Somerset and Union
clubs OF that city. He also member of the
Naval Order of the United States.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
DIVORCE FOR MRS. 3. LOCKWOOD, JR.

Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme Court, on the
recommendation of Referee Edward w Hatch,
si,ned Yesterday an interlocutory decree of alb
solute divorce in favor of Mrs. Isabelle Lockwood
against Benoni lockwood. jr. Mrs. Lockwood Is
daughter of George T. Bonner. of No. Is East 18th
street Lockwood is lawyer, a son Of Benoni
Lock wood vice president of the New York board
NJ F-ire Underwriters The three children Of the
couple were given into the custody Of the mother
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
HOME FOR LADIES' CHRISTIAN UNION.

Plans have filed for remodellng the four
story house No "a West 18th St into home for the
Ladies' Christian Union, OF which Mrs. Josephine
Milbank is president The building will be en-
Iarged by a three story and basement extension the
improvements be made at cost of S20.Ooo
This will be the fourth house established In Man
haitian by the union whose main headquarters are
In 9th st A w Hartman is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
ACTRESS TO HAVE A SQUASH COURT.

Another story is to he added to the hve story
bonse No 3 East slst st. owned and occupied by
Misc Maxine Elliott the actress The addition is
to he fitted as squash court. and will be built OF
iron frame filled with terra Gotta blocks and FIN
tabed with stucco work. II will be lighted by
skvlight Adjoining it will be two apartments Tor
tho maids of the actress. The projected improve
r,enta are to cost 1900, according the estimate
Of Hunt Hunt. the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
MISS WILSON SINGS iN PARIS.

Paris, June 5.-Flora Wilson, daughter OF James
Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture. pupil OF Jean
oe Reszke made successful debut al q concert
n the Gaveau Hall tonight. Many prominent
Members Of the American colony were present
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06

Martino trainer of the performing bears at Bos-
tock's animal arena, in Dreamland, attacked
for the third time this week by of his bears
during the performance yesterday afternoon He
was bitten the right cheek, but continued his
performance with the blood trickng from the
wound Dr. Smith. of the Dreamland Emergency
Hospital, cauterized the wound and took several
stitches Martno was bitten on the left leg and
one of his great toes severed earlier in the
week his bears.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
COLUMBIA GRAMMAR SCHOOL CLOSING.

The closing exercises and awarding Of prizes of
the Columbia Grammar School we're held yesterday
-o-ring the school. s3d street and Central Park
Nest. Prizes were awarded as follows; FIRST
iorr,- sold medal for best record. Henry X Hesse
English composition. sixth and fifth forms, John K
Mccormick English composition, third and fourth
forms. Robert o. Du Bois; French, Percy E Boas'
French composition. Alfred l. Wise; German, John
Z. Hyatt. exclamation. Edward 2 !" Beck Will
.sn Z. Glogan and Francis D. Mccormick.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
TO ENLARGE JUVENILE ASYLUM.

al Tie ffty-seventh anniversary Of Founders
~ ~ OF The New York Juvenile Asylum at Dobns
is yesterday President Moray Williams an
ICED that the directors had voted sLp'"" 10
80 nine new cottages, TO accommodate lso boys
-, Dairy 10 house fifty COWS The money 10
'lue for the improvements has been accumulat-
~ ior years The cottages viii be ready for oc-
--peAcy about January l.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
SCULPTOR FOR REED STATUE CHOSEN.

Burr c. Miller, who recently executed at his
Paris studio the of General Herkimer, which
was exhibited at the Paris Salon in 1907 and re-
cetved honorable mention this being the only
award made to any foreign sculptor. has received
a commission for the bronze statue Of the late
Sneaker Reed TO be erected at Portland. Me.
Mr. Miller is the OF ex-senator Warner NIL
Ter and has studied in New York and Paris. He
Is now in Paris and will devote his entire time to
this work until its completion
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
THE PoILLoNs SEEK APPEALS.

Katherine and Charlotte PoiIon. sisters. who have
hesn frequent figures in court. had two appeals in
tbe Appellate Division yesterday. growing out OF
their trial on the charge OF beating the Hotel
Bristol out OF board They were convicted and sent
70 the worixhouse Blackwens Island They
will be released June 10, so that their appeals
II granted could do them no good
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
TREE DAY AT WELLESLEY COLLEGE.

College one of the most picturesque student oere-
monies IN the country, favored to-day with
perfect weather. and twelve hundred young women
cad in fancy costumes, assembled on the college
grounds this afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
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THOMAS r. RYAN GOING A6hOAO.

Thomas r RYAN is planning 10 sail next week
for Europe He expects to be away ABOUT 'hrs7 ~
months. and will spend most OF the time aut0Ino-
billing on the Continent.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BELMONT-C c. Walker Boston; W. r Web
ster Edinburgh; p G HaywSSGfd LONDON BRES Rt-
mick and NJ Wallace Philadeiphia, a,i,!i HOTEL FL
tache of the German legation 9. r Putnam. Bos-
ION HOFFNAN-H. .. Rodman, Louisville; G. H
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast-EVashington, June b
Lower pressure continues the western half of the
country except north Pacific coast. and there
were more showers in the Missouri Valley and the
Northwest. showers also continued in the east Gulf
7.mueratrres have changed but little and rule
they do not greatly from the seasonal average
The food situation the Red River above Shreveport
continues critical urgent warnings have been Issued
,ro,.c- ufe and property from danger from any pos
je sreakr on levees Critical condition viii continue
for at least days longer
Forecast for Special Localities-For the District OF
Columbia Maryland. fair to-day and sunday hsh'
east winds ,,
For Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania
- today and Sunday. ngh; fresh northeast to east
winds ~, ~ ,-o, r,plsnd fair to-day
"a sunday. fresh east wlrds
an" e. Western Pennsylvania and western New AolA'
- - Ia, and Sunday light 10 fresh east "lhos'
,.., Official Record.-The following Official record
= ,ta weather Bureau shows the changes in he tenn
a,,,,e for the ~ four hours in comparison
-, -. corr.spondng date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1908-06-06
yALE-PRINcEToN TEAMS AT THEATRE.

Following the YaIe-Princeton baseball game O.
dav both teams will to Manhattan and at
tend the performance of THE Gay Musician
WalIack's Theatre in the evening. The teams will
he the guests of the management, and the theatre
will be decorated in the college colors.
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51s demand for It
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dollar. is quite a chunk lose oil N bHs
u II dribbIes out 81 at time zach rainy day ~
doesn't seem qufee expensive That was nearly
three years ago. and here IL IL still I've saved
about s25 by being sxtravagant on this Umbrella
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For points United states and Mexico (o1tnas
Of BDrou Manhattan and The BTonNy Also -
Cuba Porto Rico. Hawaii and the Philippines vtaous
extra expense for foreign postage
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TT1,n.f feuI erafu-e yesterdRy. .
Illt.s temperature for the coIlesIchainB
wssr so average temperature for he core
Gu last thfrty-three years, oh
sPgo.s For to-dsy: Far Saturday ana Sunday. hshI
trSxl H-Lls
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ADEE-IowNsHENp-on Wednesday, June 1908 as
Saint Peters Church. Westchester y. Y. by the Rev
Frank 81 Csndsnin. Juliet Stanton. daughter Of Ar.
and Mrs George A. Adee to Or. Raynhsm Townshend.
of New Haven. Conn New Haven please
sMITH-vfLLETT-On Wednesday, MAY ~.
John in thsWildsrns,s Flat Rock. n c. Edi.h Nor
gan. daughter of the late Marinus Uili.st. Of New
York. Ralph Smith.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
An End Missinu.

An Irishman who served on board . man-ofwar was selected by one of the officers to haul in a towine of con- siderable length that was towing over the taffrail. After pulling in 40 or 50 fathoms, which had put his patience severely to proof, as well as every muscle of his arms. he muttered to himself:
 Surely it's as long as to-day and to- morrow. It's a good weeks work for any five in the ship. Bad luck to the leg or the arm it'll leave at last What, more of it yet? Och, murder The says mighty deep. to be sure''
 After continuing in a similar strain and conceiving there was little prob ability of the completion of his labor, he suddenly stopped short, and, ad- dressing the officer of the watch, ex- claimed: Bad manners to me, sir, II l don't think somebody's cut off the other end of it!'-The Pathfinder.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
DEMAND CHlCORY.
Foreign-Born Americans Introducing a
 New Product,

The steady demand by those who have emgrated to this country from Europe is daily creating a greater demand for chic ory to improve the flavor of coffee.
 It Is fact not generally known to Americans that chicory, owing to its pe- culiar properties, neutraliZeS harmful ef- fleets which result from the drinking of straight coffee as a beverage.
 Now that it Is becoming so difficult to secure cCfees at any price which are really palatable, 1t is worth remembering that mixture of coffee and chicory will give a beverage which we have dil- gently sought for but so often failed to find, for the family breakfast, viz, the same gUoC coffee we so much admire in first-clas3 restaurants and hotels.
 We have our European citizens by adoption to thank for this. Used as they have been for more than a hundred years to add little chicory to their coffee this was custom that clung to them after coming to America.
 Their constant demand for it upon our merchants led to its being imported in largely increasing quantities until one of the largest foreign firms engaged in pre- pairing 1t established great works here in America.
 Since then its use has widened until nearly all classes are now using it daily. Because it improves the taste of coffee and takes away it's bad effects.
 Leading merchants are now putting up of the proper proportion of chcory and plainly labelling the package accordingly.
 This insureS you coffee and chicory of the quality that will produce a beverage like that served in the best hotels and restaurants.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Shot Into the Negro Cabins.

Much excitement prevails among the negro residents of some of the plantations in the bottoms, 10 miles east of Lonoke, because of shooting into their cabins by unknown Der. sons. Those on the Governor Eagle plantation. which is operated by w. K. Oldham, seem to be the special objects of attack. and MT Oldham was obliged temporarily to move some or his tenants to adjoining planta- tons to allay their fears, for they were talking of pulling up stakes and moving to a healthier cline Darkies on other plantations are also terror. lzed because of shots sent in their di. rection. None, thus far, has been hurt.
 The situation is a serious one to the planters, who have to depend on the negroes to work their farms. and tney are making vigorous efforts to dis. cover who is doing the shooting, in order to prevent a wholesale exodus Of the black population.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Trufb and
 Quality

appeal to the Well-Informed in .r. walk of life and are essential to perm.n., success and creditable standing Ao.. ingly, it is not claimed that Svrun of r;- and Elixir of Senna is the only remed,. es known value, but one of many reoso. why it is the best of personal and far,,. Iaxatives is the fact that it clearso. swcetens and relieves the internal oroo.' on which it acts without any debitatinn after effects and without having to incroo.e the quantity from time to time.
 It acts pleasantly and naturally and truly as laxative, and its comnoron. parts are known to and approved b,, physicians, as it is free from all obicctior able substances. To get it's benefco, effects always purchase the genuine manufactured by the California Fig Svr,n Co.,, only, and for sale by all leading drua. gists.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Hot Springs Must Cut Her Expenses.

In order to offset a deficit of $1,000 per month for the next five months, Mayor todd and the members of the Finance Committee of Hot Springs have determined upon a radical policy of retrenchment. Accordingly Detec- tives John Sullenberger and Lou Me Neill are to be relieved, and E. Demby and A. Stone, firemen, are to be dis pensed with. The aerial truck, a most important adjunct of the Fire Depart ment, has been forced out of commis- sion by the new arrangements.
 The salaries of the mayor, aldermen and Board of Public Affairs, it is said, may be. reduced, as the financial con- dition of the city is acute. Not since the club houses closed, two years ago, have the fire, police or street depart ments had anything like their normal strength.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Stabs a Bystander.

Jim Gohst was quarreling with an other man on the street at Siloam
 Springs Wednesday night and had threatened to cut him with an open knife, when tho fellow told him he would shoot. This seemed to anger Gohst and turning around he stabbed young man by the name of Marshall, an innocent bystander. The wound is very dangerous and may prove fatal. Gohst was arrested, but made his es- cape and has not yet been recaptured.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Awarded Verdict For $5,OoO.

As administratrix of the estate of her late husband, James c. Atkinson, who was killed under his engine in wreck on the Cotton Belt some months ago, Mrs. Jamie Knox Atkin- son was Tuesday awarded $5,0O0 as Judgment against the Cotton Belt road by the Circuit Court at Pine Bluff. That amount was given her in satisfactory settlement with that road. She was awarded $1,00O for the estate and $4,000 for herself and baby.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Robbers Fire Building.

While F. V. Smothers of Palatka was entertaining a few friends at his home Wednesday night some un. known persons entered his mercantile establishment, in which the postoffice was also located, and after robbing the safe, set fire to the building and made their escape.
 MT. Smothers' loss amounts to more than s1,00O, with no insurance. The postoffice supplies and fixtures are al so a total loss. The fire was discov- cred about o'clock, No arrests have been made so far.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
LOST $500.
Buying Medicine When Right Food
 Was Needed.

Money spent for "tonics" and "brac- CTS" to relieve indigestion, while the poor old stomach is loaded with pas try and pork, is worse than losing a pocketbook containing the money.
 If the money only is lost it's bad enough, but with lost health from wrong eating, it is hard to make the money back.
 D A Mich. young lady lost money on drugs but is thankful she found way to get back her health by proper food. She writes:
 ''I had been a victim of nervous dys- pepsia for six years and spent three hundred dollars for treatment in the attempt to get well. None of II did me any good.
 Finally l tried Grape-Nuts foou, and the results were such that, II !. cost a dollar package, l would hot be without it. My trouble had been caused by eating rich food such as pastry and pork.
 The most wonderful thing that ever happened to me, am sure was the change in my condition after ! began to eat Grape-Nuts. l began 'o improve at once and the first weeA gained four pounds.
 T feel that l cannot express my self In terms that are worthy of lho benefit Grape-Nuts has brought u me. and you are perfectly free publish this letter If it will send solho poor sufferer relief, such as has como to me"
 Name given by Postum Co, ba'.,e Creek, Mich. Read, "The Road to w" Sille." in pkgs. There's ReasFn
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Modern Hotel To Be Built.

A modern ten-story hotel, to cost about $300,000, will be built in the rear of the Southern Trust building, fronting on Center street, Little Rock, by the Southern Construction Com pany Plans for the new hotel have been drawn, and the financing of the project is now under way. The struc- ture will be used exclusively as a ho- tel, with the exception of the top floor, which will be great convention hall, tc be the largest in the city of Lit tie Rock and probably the entire state
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
What Gas Does For Fort Smith

One of the new factories which have been located in For. Smith the past year affords an interesting illustration or the value of natural gas as an econ. omlc feature or running a factory The woods pants factory at Fort smith, has just completed its first month of operation employing 75 hands on power machines and dozen pressers operating gas-heated irons. The factory building is heated by ma. lurai gas and the power is furnished py gas engine of 15-horse power. During the month just closed the to- lai heating and power bill of the fac. tory was an even S7.
The Prescott daily news., 1908-04-18
Would Change Law.

When the next legislature convenes, the Young Mems Democratic Club of Hot Springs will ask the representa- tives of Garland county to introduce a bill providing that in primary cleo tions, electors shall have the privil- ege of voting on candidates for alder men other than the ones residing in the ward in which the elector resides.