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New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oa1caI Record and Forecast-washington. June 20
Moderately warm weather has been general In districts
NJ the Rocky Mountains except in the extreme North
west and along immediate Atlantic coast north Of
virginia Temperatures Of 30 degrees were
recorded sunday In middle Atlantic states the Ohio
Vale Northern Michigan and the southwest cooler
the northern Rocky Mountain re-
There local rains, In MUM
- the Gulf and south Ateniie
Arkansas during the last twenty
SoIr hours showers also reported from
the lower and middle Mississippi valleys and tne
over middle Atlantic and north Atlantic
he Ohio valley and the Jake region ths
vssthsr was fair during Saturday night and sunday
Tbn that general area Of rains VIII
5ycon over Mississippi Valley Monday and advance
ssstwardy to the middle Atlantic states by Tuesday
Sbowsra will continue In the south Atlantic and Cur
tstss and there showers and cooler weather fol
iaas5 hv fair Tuesday the plains states
na leather in Mountain and plateau regions
somewhat cooler during Man
weather will eontinue during
In the Eastern states Cooler
will the lake region the upper
Ohio valleys and the plains states
r-ithn The next forty-eight hours
.rsts 70 brisk southwest; middle Atlantic ceast sat 70
Moderate southwest south Atlantic coast light % nd
crate southeast east Gulf coast and ses Sef
moderate southeast and south the lower lakes
moderate southwest: upper lakes moderate to
brisk south and southwest. -.
Forecast for Special Locniities--For New EnEiand
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
SOCIAL NOTES FROM NEWPORT.
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

IBy Telegraph to The Tribune J
Newport June 2O.-Mrs. James P. Kernochan has
now changed her plans and will arrive for the sum
uner on July II.
Miss NJ H Busk, Mrs Joseph Hartman Mrs
f-uv Norman. Miss Clanin. Mrs. Reginald c Van
derbnt Mrs. c. ". Doian and Mrs. John r DreXel
have recently registered at the Newport Golf Club
Henry Walters has arrived from New York for
a visit
Miss Lolita Robinson, of Baltimore, will spend
tho season with Mrs Stuyvesant Fish.
Pembroke Jones and Lieutenant Colonel James l.
Sanford L. s A. have registered at the Casino
Albert Gray OF New York. is the guest OF MI
and Mrs. Austen Gray.
Mrs Reginald c. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Marsden j.
Perry were dinner entertainers this evening
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert NJ Hartman arrived i9f
the season to-day.
MIR and Mrs. Joseph Hartman have gone to
Boston for visit.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
MISSION SCHOOLS NEED 100000.
Efforts To Be Made to Raise That Sum for
Education Abroad.

a campaign probably will be begun in July by
the American Board OF Commissioners for Foreign
Missions to raise 600 for the enlargement Of
ell the educational institutions I'm foreign lands
under It's supervision. An officer OF the American
Board said yesterday that action had been deferred
owing to an incumbranCe Of $4,000. but that
Iuly would most likely this out of the way
when work would be started at once to raise the
81 900 900 thought necessary for the schools ana
colleges in foreign countries.
Fully one-thrd of the amount would be used in
Turkey for there are located some of the best Of
the educational institutions OF the American Board
and the growth there has been greater than in any
other country. other places to benefit II the
money can be raised China, Japan. india, Cey-
lon South Africa. Mexico and Spain Among the
institutions which would profit by the scheme Of
enhancement are Central Turkey College Aintab,
Turkey; Euphrates College. Harpoot. Turkey; Ana
toIIa College Marsovan. Turkey; American College
for Girls Constantinople; Central Turkey Girls
College Marash, Turkey St PauIs Institute, Tar
sIs Asia Minor International College. Smyrna.
Turkey: Collegiate and Theological Institute, Samo-
kov Bulgaria Pasumalal College Madura and
PasumaIai, South India Jaffna College. Jaffna
Ceyon the North China College. Tung-cho. China; ;
Foochow College and Foochow Girls College, Foo
chow. China: the Doshisha, kyoto Japan; Kobe
College for Girls. Kobe. Japan; Amanzimtote Semi
nary Adams Natal, South Africa; Colegto Interna-
cional Cuadalajara Mexico. and International In
stit,lte for Girls In Spain. Madrid
Many Of the colleges in Turkey and China cannot
accommodate all the students applying for admis-
sion Parents willing to pay literally for the
educate Of their children. 1t is said. perma-
rept endowment of 500 900 for each institution IS
desired by the board which believes that an income
which can be depended will insure better work
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
ATTRACTIONS AT coNEY ISLAND.

Safer's Greater Dreamland Band began its
at the Consy Island Park yesterday. Miss Belle
Chamberlain Is the soloist Before taking its posi-
ton In the sheeI at the lagoon the band paraded
the park and Serenaded General Manager Cum
pertz.
The continuous free circus in Greater Dream
lands ring over the lagoon. which takes place
every day from IL 10 g. will have more features
this week The bill will include novelty gymnasts
a comedy quartet. acrobats. a heavyweight juggsr,
AbdaIlah Al's Arabs the Braselly Sisters athletes
Ouika Meers. equestrenne. and clowns
Gogynda, the gggling elephant at Luna Park.
caused round OF laughs that rang throughout the
thirty-eight acres Of fun there yesterday IL
the first time Gogynda had cracked smile this
year Frederic Thompson heard OF her sense Of
humor which echoed through the jungle in
Burmah. and ne for her. She the
beast kpling overlooked. She just couldn't help
laughing Yesterday when she the ribbons tied
around the necks Of Judy and Gyp her stable COM
Mons.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
NOT Wards OF THE CITY.
DIR. Finley Tells Graduates They
4re Sons of Her Free Spirit.

President John H. Finley delivered the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduates of the College
Of the City Of New York in the college assembly
hall Yesterday afternoon. 4 musical service
ceded the sermon. Dr. Finley said:
You are the baccalaureate sons of a city-a city
that is in your day doubtless tO become the first
its enterpTsS Ffteen Years of teaching by this
city have transformed you have recreated YOU,
born son OF an Irish cotter Russian gunmaker
England farmer or a New York merchant Memo
res of linden of mountains OF gold, of fields
Of grain and roses, of high perchrd medieval
castles and of the Tabernacle IN the Wilderness
are in your names, but in your nostris is the
breath OF this cty's desire for her children You
carry in your very being the fire Of her hopes, the
good that is beyond the present good
You not charity wards OF the city or the state
or nation. Descartes was not. as Grant and
Farragut were not. as Remsen and McMaster and
Shepard. and GoethalS now digging The Panama
ters OF the magnificent state universities in the
West and south are not. You are. repeat, the
cbo tbnt "aa o' fs NnTe han her
for her and YOU sacrifice for you
to defend her against her enemies are YOU TO
carry forward her work-her Ideals.
Men Will come here from other colleges, men who
We're not born here. men who have been trained
private institutions or by other communities. or
men who have had no such training; out on none
OF these rests the same obligation upon YOU
not because of the tuition the books that have
been given You Cmany men who have broken her
laws and have been sent To prison nave had more
spent them than youD. but because You have
known her affection. because you have learned her
dearest wishes. because you have studied her pur-
poses
An even higher pledge is asked of And l
could wish that when YOU so out q ie" days from
with your diplomas and your fire YOU MAY
make oath yourselves iu the presence of all
these iiustrious witnesses from the past ana or
those OF the present that you VIII bring no
disgrace TO the city by dishonesty, by coWardice.
by meanness. that You VIII not desert lie com
paniouS of your home and neiEhborhood. who need
help than ever, that Nou wiz nght
for the sacred things Of the city; that You will
carry no false light To the people, and that You
his g.f-E gn1 mot los
or better. more beautiful jhan il was transmitted
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
in THE BERkSHlRES.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

Telegraph
I,euox June 2O-Mlss Kate Cary is entertaining
Miss Josephine Dursnd daughter o. Sir Mortimer
Durand. the former British Aff3assador, and Lady
Durand at Butternut cottage. Miss Durand spent
three seasons in Lenox when the British Embassy
was established there and IS one OF the original
members OF the Berkshire Hunt, which Sir Mortl-
rner helped TO establish
Mr. and Mrs Newbold Morris were hosts at din
ner at Brookhurst tonight entertaining for their
guests Mrs Murray and Francis l.. Hoppin.
The Misses Clemence and Elijah Crafts, OF
Boston. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs, Richard c Dixey
at Tanglewood.
Mr. and Mrs George Westinghouse entertained
at dinner tonight ErsElne Park The guests in
cIuded Benjamin Thaw and Benjamin Thaw, jr., of
Plttsburg.
Philip Curtis Of New York. is a guest OF Mr. and
Mrs Harris Fahnestock Bel Air
Dr. ana Mrs $ c. F.. Atwood, OF New York, are
guests of Mrs 9. A. la Mont
Mrs George A Alden. who has been at the hotel
will start Tomorrow for Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert s. Rayner, Of New YORK.
have arrived.
Mr. and Mrs. s. Schuyler of Watervliet. n. Y
are registered at the Mapewood in Pittsheld
Mr. and Mrs G. O. Scott New York Mr.. and
Mrs C. G. ogden and Mr.. and Mrs. James X
Dunscornb of ALBANY; Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Coffin
Mr. and Mrs A. +. Detrichs and Miss Roberts, OF
New York: and Mrs. w. G. Rich and Miss
Rena Rich, of Greenwich. Conn; Mr.. and Mrs F.
II. Cluett and Mr.. and Mrs Nelson Gorham. OF
Troy. are at the Aspnwall
H. X Bloodgood Harry r. Hoyt and other sum
Iner residents have raised fund Of $4,000 for
highway between New Marlboro and Great Bar
Tington.
Mrs. Thomas Shields Clarke was hostess at lunch
con at Pembroke to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles NJ Daniels. who have been
at Hotel AspinwaIl, departed by automobile to-day
for Mount Washington
Mr and Mrs. r. J. Mcintosh. Mr.. and Mrs L.
Stewart Wells OF New York. and Mr.. and Mrs f.
II Porter OF San Francisco. have arrived at Hotel
AsninHall.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
DANIEL M. DAZZLING.

Daniel NJ. Darling. siNty-four years "la "i ~
a. VT .,th street was found dead Yesterday
morning in his room. lying fun length on the
floor He had been stricken with apopleXy- lie
,g,s a member OF the firm Of Darling Bros. arch
,rects and contractors. OF Massachusetts he
nd been living IN this city for the last three
,.ears Among the most notable specimens OF his
york are the state House. in Hartford. Conn
the CITY Hall, IN Providence and the Hanover
National Bank Building. this city
Mr. Darling leaves WIFE who is in Auburn,
Mass She viii arrive IN New York to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

BETTIE:On Sixth month Seventh day 18th inst lS9.
Mary Sharpless. widow OF William Bsttls helallseSs
and friends Invited TO attend the funeral on Lnra
22d inst. l3D from her late rss4leiee.
n. J. leaves Chestnut st wharf. PhiL4-
delphia stG and trolleys from Federal St cam
den y Carriages will be in waiting at Oak-yn
station. InteTment private
CAMP-In the early morning Of June TO- caleb Jackson
C'snn zs "a years Services a his late residence
Winsted. Conn. Tuesday at 2 OclocN
MLAUGHLI%-Juns 10 John Mclaughlin. Body lylns
at Funeral Church No. 241 West I'd ST tfranA
e Campbell Building Mass Tuesday
MECABE-suddenIy. Of pneumonia at Yenkers. y J.
NJ Helen, widow Of Henry II AsedDe-
FSIneraI services held late residence No
I6 New England Terrace. Orange. y J.. Tuesday JuAs
%. at p m.
>ffrEs-Ar Twin Lake Conn Saturday. 10 Emily
plumb widow o the Frederick Miles Funeral az
her ate residence TUESDAY June - 1-S0 clock
zpoonrp On Saturday June 10 1909 after
Newhali SpOoner. in her 18th year ser
Rutterworth No 1911 10Th Brooklyn. y y, I.3)
m Monday Interment private, New YORK Bay tens
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
EDUCATED cHIMPANzEE SEES AMERICA

Consul. TIE educated chimpanzee, arrived here
last night the North German Lloyd liner
George Washington from Bremen. William Nor
Ts. tbs vaudeville manager in whose theatres Con
sui will appear. the same steamer. He says
Consul is the simon pure original and he will
ask courts to restrain his imitators The chin
panzee write his own name, ride a bicycle.
skate. at the table with fitting manners drink
champagne and roll. light and smoke his own
cigarettes. Mr. Morris also announced he had
gagged Harry Lauder to appear here in october.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
OFFICIALS BACK EDITOR FOR PLACE.

Hartford. Conn, June 9O-J. Olin Howe. Con-
necticut newspaper man. has forwarded TO Presi-
dent Taft his application for appointment super
visor OF the for this state. The signers In
clude every elected state official the Governor.
state Secretary, Treasurer Controller and Attor-
ney General President of the Senate. the
Speaker OF the House and leading members Of
each body. the Tax Commissioner and the Insur
ue
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
EoNoRS MRS. FERNANDEZ.
'''sSsional Woman's League Gives Her
Loving Cup as Birthday Gift.

a. Emily !. Fernandez well known theatri-
Ia ~shi wss the guest Of honor at reception
~. ~tnt n the CT the Professiohal
~ League AZ the Hotel Remington.
h-s. sshanoez celebrated yesterday her sixty-hrst
q - and the Professional Woman's League
q. A she is a hrst ce-president. made the
r.s,ss occasion 10 show 70 Mrs. Fernandez the
4. shd esteem Of the members OF the club
q. t.s.ee Chrystsi presented to Mrs. Fernandez
ef The club large loving cup.
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ST. FRANCIS XAVIER EXERCISES.

At the commencement exercises of the College Of
St Francis Xavier to be held this evening in the
college theatre West 10TH et the degree OF doc
tor Of laws will be conferred several prominent
men The Righ, Rev. Bishop McFsul Of TreEton.
founder Of the Catholic Federation will preside and
address a the graduates
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

generally fair continued to-day ara Iu7S-~'f
moderate brisk southwest winds.
For Eastern New York. fair and contin -ValIa -
day and Tuesday; moderate southwest winds
Fer Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. 80 -
Maryland District Columbia falr aho --
tinued today Tuesday unsettled vita P.Jo
showers. continued warm moderate south and s01'NS
winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western NeT torS.
partly cloudy today Tuesday showers moderate soo'A
and southwest winds.
Local Official Recerd--Ths following onicial record
shows the changes In the tenn
for twsntyfour hours in coHParisoA
with the corresponding OF year
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
e,,NDAy SCHOOL MASS MEETING.

The International Reform Bureau initiated plan
10 ,,nion Sunday school mass meetings at calvary
At+bodist Church yesterday afternoon for the pro
- .. total abstinence and the enlistment or
,,,,ng and old in the Blue Button Army 1he
ma mass meeting OF the series Will be held at me
too,Ie.s Palace Jersey City, next Sunday al }
o'clock AT yesterdays meeting the HeV- III ~ .,Hi'''
% " =, @r,,,rx, Science and Business Alcohol"
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Special Notices.
To the Employer.

Do YOU want desirable help QUICKLY?
SAVE TINE AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file OF applications OF selected aspirants for
positions of various kinds which has Just been
installed nj the Uptown Office Of
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x,Aw e. ERLANeER ENGAGE NEW STAR.

ty,aW & Erlanger have engaged the young amer
= ,rsss Miss May de Sousa, WHO mas
acbteyed success in London and PARIS TOT ,ne
,,, oie IN a new musical comedy which Victor
- Harry r. Smith to write for her.
T',a rev comedy will be Of the biggest offer
,nes Of the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
EMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

tssff &c G Francis. ST. Louis; o. A. Nc
~ E5lg3s5ea,s GfLsEY-I: r SattIng. A.
stflan ans1s.sl-l-EAE AEs-Cnuns J. H Won Bernstor r.
,ssss toa HoFFMAN-Aibert Prlehare, Roch1-
Z csstis Graves. Atlanta. MANHATTANI,ss
Seieh rs.cnoluiu. MAJESTIC-B. J. Delyaic'
q. Los3s,sssll CURACAO. WoDcOTT-P. s. Ather-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
TRAIN KILLS INDIAN "cHIEF"

Boston. June 20-"Chief' Plenty Horse an In
dian connected with a Wild West show now in
Boston killed by train at the South Station
last night. Chief Plenty Horse a Sioux from
the Pine Ridge Agency. thirty years old
r4aI
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

Frederick de Martens a privy councillor and
permanent member of the Council of the Ministry
OF Foreign Affairs since 1882. He professor
OF international law the University ot St Peters
burg from 1871 to 1907. He born in 1s45. Edn-
burgh, Cambridge and Yale universities made him
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
VI. DE M4RTENS DEAD.
Russian Erpert on international
Lac Expires Suddenly.

St Petersburg. June 2n-Frederick de Martens
former professor of international law at the Uni
versity of St. Petersburg. died to-day He was
taken III while his way his estate In IIvonia
and died at the railroad station at Walk.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 81 degrees gat 20
M: lowest. 40 a average. I8; average rr
corresponding date last rs average for corresponds
ing date last thirty-Jhree years. 20
Local FOTeCast-Fair and continued warmer TO-DAY
and Tuesday. moderate southwest winds
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

rrr.e admission so the American Museum Of Natural
History.
commencement the Collage OF the City Of
New York. Townsend Harris Hall. s:lS D. m
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday
from Europe
THE ARABIC. FROM LIVERPOOL.
Miss n Miss a J. Foster
Mr and Mrs Nash. Miss Marian Wire
MIR and Mrs WilliamI ]. NJ. Huddart
POOLE Mr. and william HoI
". II. Lewis. den Dye
THE CLEVELAND. FROM HAMBURG.
] G balance Mr.. and Mrs George J.
81 and William B.
CadwaIader W. Carter.
W. A. J. Fuerst- Dr. and MIS- r NJ ff"'
Mrs ". Y Hill
THE HAMBURG, FROM NAPLES.
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Ii. g DTiscoll. Rice
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Miss Mabel Lindsey Mr. and MIS-. Newton Noou
Ms Henry Hainss worth.
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON, FROM BREMEN
Ioh, W AUeyn Miss Marion Wells
I.Lsa5or t3s,I Mr. w H. Osborn
NJ. Buck. Mr. ana MIS- EDWARD r
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sSutnn = Long Mr.. and Edwin p.
/ : NJ Lynch. Circssmann
~ ~ Young Mr.. F. II. Perkins
.rur CALEDONIA FROM GLASGOW
Mr. and Mrs lanes Young Miss Agnes Millsr
Norman Wilson MISS A ~
tari David Murdoch.
Pal 1a
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c. M. PORTER.

Mexico CITY June &c. NJ. Porter. owner of the
Porter Hotel here died yesterday from heart dis
New-York tribune., 1909-06-21
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father the rector Josephine. daughter % the Rev and
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Durham.
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Man bscriptons New York Ctv = re DAILf and
WEEKLY will be charged cert a copy extra
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-21

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday .
from Europe