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New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
DINNER FOR c. T.. COOK.
Lost the Presidency, but Gets Lcing
Cup from the FridrS.

The Friars reunited after contest which ended
with the election of John w. Kumsey as abbot,
gave a dinner at the Hotel Astor last night for
Charles Emerson Cook the founder of the Organi-
zation Mr.. Cook was the second head of the club
and made a vigorous fight to succeed himself. but
The Friars thought Charlie needed a rest. Their
decisive vote intimation that he was IN
popular. the gathering of two hundred Jolly
beggars' to honor him last night proved.
Mr.. Cook occupied the place Of honor at the din
About him Augustus Thomas, De Wolf
Hopper J. Fred Zimmerman. jr. Robert NJ. Davis,
Willard d Coxey, Claiming Pollock and J. NJ
Fitzgerald.
After the feast the assembIage sang The Frtars'
song. written by Mr.. Cook and set to music by
Victor Herbert Then in turn everybody said
kind things about the guest Of honor
At the close OF the festivities Mr.. Cook received
a loving cup appropriately inscribed.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
FAUNcE AGAINST RUSHING" SYSTEM
Brown President Asks Aid in Ending DE
moralizing and Dangerous Scramble"

Providence. June 17.-No action toward making
Brown University a non-sectarian institution was
taken to-day at the annual meeting of the cor
poration. The committee on charter revision. in
charge of the question Of changing the university
from Baptist to a non-sectarian college pre-
sented preliminary report IN which both sides
were considered. but recommendations were
made At the request of the corporation the work
Of the committee continued
In his annual report President William H P.
Faunce referred to the system Of pledging new
students to fraternities saying:
Boys are pledged 10 lifelong associations be-
fore they have been in college fOrty'eight hours
Indeed they often pledged months before they
arrive at college. with knowledge of what or
whom they joining l beg all the alumni 20
aid the university authorities In stopping the de-
moralizng and dangerous scramble for new men
which marks the opening Of the college year.
Governor Hughes Of New York, attended the
meeting
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
FRoHMAN BACK WITH NEW PLAYS.
Says He Spent Most Of His Time While
Abroad at Kissingen Spa

Daniel Frohman. the theatrical manager. who
abroad several weeks ago with William II
Crane and William Gillette. arrived here yester-
dav on the White Star liner AdriatiC. Mr. FToh-
man said he spent most or his time At kissinEen
Spa in Bavaria. He said he had some new plays
for next season but that no announcements would
be made until the return OF Charles Frohman.
Arthur Hammerstein. who also Was a passenger
on the Adratc. said he had received "A telegram
from his father when about TO board the steamer
at Cherbourg authorizing him TO say that oscar
Hammerstein would break ground for new opera
house In Brooklyn his return to New York, three
weeks hence. =,
Miss Louise IasaIle. a Spanish dancer, Who will
he featured next season in musical comedy by
Henry W Savage also arrived the Adriatic
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CORNELL GRADUATES. 76f.
Sends Forth One of Largest Glasses
an Its History.
rRv TeIrrranb 20 me tribune.

Ithaca, y. Y. June 17-One OF the largest gradu-
ating classes Cornell sent forth received
diplomas to-day at the frty-frst commencement
exercises. In all 7O7 degrees were given in Ithaca
and "a in the Cornell Medical School in New York.
There were eighty-twO advanced degrees The
number of mechanical engineers exceeded all
others. as usual though the arts men pressed them
closely. The division of degrees was as follows:
Mechanical engineers aO5; arts and sciences. 1SS
civil engineers 1O4; law As: agricultural. AZ; veteri
nary, Is: architecture, 4.
The Cornell Armory crowded with the mem
bers of the class and their friends and relatives
The academic procession extensive array
of caps and gowns. candidates for different degrees
marching in different sections followed by DR.. An
drew D. White. former president, and Dean Crane
acting president. Captain E. l. Phillips T. S. A.
instructor Of military tactics. chief marshal
The trustees and faculty were also in line.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CLOUDS SPOIL ECLIPSE VIEW.
II Is Probable, However, That Peary and His
Crew Saw II.

Smoked glasses not in demand TO witness
+ts eclnse of the last evening, which occurred
according to astronomical reckoning between 'he
,s of 7 and $50 O'Clock. Had the atmosphere
- clear the greatest obscuration within the
-. 81 the New York witnesses would have been
- 7,a5 hut even then practically all OF the sun
could have been seen
Commander Robert L Peary and ms crew: "ilO
= o,y on an Arctic expedition, had an oppor-
-. - seeine at totalty the eclipse, the region
.or the North Pole being the only part OF the
-. ubere it could be observed as total ecilpse'
q ali other sections It being visible in lis paruai
nhases Experts in astronomy were dlsappoin'eu
i.a the weather conditions were uniaNoraole'
tean dashed through the scientific world
-. q new comet would be revealed to view curing
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
CONTEST FOR PITTsBURG THEATRE
Felix Isman Seeks to Enjoin Bijou Sale TO
Klaw & Erlanger
TBy Telegraph to The Tribune ]

Plttsburg June IA legal contest vas begun
here to-day over the Bijou Theatre. for which
KIaw & ErIanger have agreed TO pay SSo.op
After the deal formally announced at New
York to-day. Felix Isman. representing the Morris
circuit employed a Pittsburg attorney by long
distance telephone TO ask for an Injunction re
straining the consummation Of the sale. The at
torney is also acting for the children OF the late
p. ]. McNulty, who formerly owned the theatre
and for Mrs Laura BigRar Bennett, who holds
mortgage Of $4,000 against the house. It is un-
derstood that the Isnan interests offered ABOUT
81 10000 for the property before the kaw d En-
LANCER deal closed
The Shubert interests are also after the theatre
and said 10 have made offers better lhah 'he
one finally accepted. There is rumor that they
will also take legal action.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
DOGS OFF FOR SUMMER VACATION.
Inmates of Bide-a-Wee Home Asked to Go TO
Country by Health Department.

Fifty-hve bow-wows of nOndescript breeds started
for their summer home at Harrinton Park. y. J..
yesterday morning, with the superintendent OF the
Rde-a-Wee Home for Dogs. No. 36 Lexington ave-
nue. as escort. II was forced march since the
Board Of Health officials had ordered double
quick evacuation Of the home.
For two years residents OF the neighborhood have
complained to the Board of Health against the
ki-vis Of the numerous canine waits befriended by
the society Each tme the society has been asked
10 tell the doggies to be good Yesterday morning
Superintendent Henry Buel was asked TO take
away the dogs. He declined. and called up MIS-
Harry Ulysses Kibbe. president of the society.
She prevailed upon the Board Of Health forces to
let her keep the dogs till she could send them to
the society's country shelter.
Later with Mrs. Ulysses Grant vice-president OF
the Bide-a-W Wee Home. Mrs. kibbie called on Dr-
Walter BenseI at the Department of Health and
received permission to keep the home open. but TO
use T. during the summer only as place of recep-
ton before sending the dogs into the country
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
HERE IS A "BANzAI" FOR Mr.. JEROME,

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: At the Neghborhood dinner last night MT.
Jerome was informally renomnated for District
Attorney by Rabbi Housenan- Strictly speaking.
Mr. Jerome has not announced" that he is
candidate but those the dinner know that he Is.
Sheriff Big Tom Foley sat next TO him, and
guess Charlie Murphy will accept Jerome to
help save the organization.
Every lawyer knows that Jerome is thousand
times better than any attorney who would accept
a .Tanmany nomination. He is not now allied to
anv POLITICAL party. He called himself Democrat,
but every Tribune reader knows that strict Tam
many man is not Democrat: he is simply public
plunderer,
AS a lifelong and old Republican l suggest that
the G. O. P indorse Jerome. we have often in
dorsed Democratic judges who have received the
regular Tammany nomination Every Intelligent
Republican admits II was a great blunder not 10
nominate him four years ago. and his victory was
a great tribute to the intelligence of the New York
County voter. His seventeen years in public life,
including seven and one-half years in the District
Attorneys Office place him head and shoulders
above any other who can be named here
bv nominate Mr.. Jerome.
A REPUBLICAN RENT PAYER
June IL,
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
EXERCISES AT PRATT INSTITUTE.

The commencement exercises of the Pratt Insti-
tute Of Brooklyn. held in the Emmanuel Bap-
tist Church. at Lafayette avenue and St James
Place last night. The AS graduating students did
their share IN filing the room, but their friends
and relations outrumbered them so much that
there was standing room only
The programme opened with a selection on
the organ rendered by G. WalIing Stebbns- Ad-
dresses we're delivered by the Rev. Dr. Nehemiah
Rovntos and Dr. William Harvey Allen The d.
ploTnas were presented by Charles NJ Pratt
The students graduated as follows 1S5
from the domestic arts department, 80 from the
applied arts department. so from the department of
domestic science $50 from the department OF sci
ence and technology and 81 from ether departments.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
DIR. MATTHEWS ADDRESSES MIAMI.
Praises Settlement Workers-Gets Honorary
Degree. as Does DR.. Lyman Abbott

Oxford. Ohio, June 1.-THE unknown Settlement
workers who put behind them all desire for gain
and give their lives gladly in unostentatious ser
vice. have achieved fuller measure OF success
than most Of the who have been conspicuous
in amassing Millions declared Professor Brander
Matthews OF Columbia University, in an address
al the Miami University centennial celebration to-
day He said the public attitude toward the
manpulators OF the necessities of life was oecom-
ing more distinctly hostile each day.
Declaring he unworthy Of the honor. George
H TruIl OF Philadelphia national secretary of the
Sunday School Association. refused TO accept the
degree Of Doctor of Divinity from Miami Uni
versity to-day. The degree of Doctor Of Literature
was conferred on Lyman Abbott and Brander Mat
thews. OF New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
GREAT OVATION TO NINE. NoRDICA
Her Farewell Concert in London Attended by
Many Americans.

London June 17.-Mme. Lillian Nordica gave her
farewell concert at Queens Hail this afternoon
amid scenes Of extraordinary enthusiasm The
hall was so GRO ded that many of the audience
had TO be accommodated with seats on the plat
form Among the Americans present were the
Duchess Of Marlborough, the Duchess or Man
chester Countess STAFFORD. Lady Lster-kaye,
adv, paFet Lady Craven and J. Pierpont Morgan.
when the singer first appeared the entire audi
ence arose and cheered. and she received an oVa-
tion at the close Of the concert KING EDWARD
and the Prince of Wales had each engaged row OF
e+ous for the performance but they were unable
TO be present.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
MISS IDA NJ WYNNE MARRIED.
Daughter Of Outgoing U. s. Consul General in
London Welded to Lieutenant French.

London. June I7.-Ida NJ Wynne. second daugh-
ter Of Robert J. Wynne. the outgoing American
Consul General IN London. married at the
Rrompton Oratory to-day TO Hugh Ronald French.
p first lieutenant in the7th Dragon Guards Among
those present were a number Of the foreign consuls
here and Mrs. Whiteaw Reid, wife Of the Ameri-
can Ambassador. Mr Reid is confined TO his room
with cold. and consequently could not attend.
The services this church. OF which the bride IS
a member. were necessarily brief, the bride
groom is a Protestant The ceremony was cee-
brated by the Very Rev. II. W. Cater After the
services there a reception at the Savoy Hotel
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
MR.. TAFT's SUMMER HOME READY.
President S Wife Expected to Arrive at Bev
erly Next Tuesday.

Beverly. Mass June 17-Arrangements have been
completed at the Presidents summer home at
Woodberry Point for the arrival OF Mrs. Taft next
Tuesday President Taft Is not expected until
July II is said that the family will remain at the
Point later than first intended, until
about October.
Captata Archibald ". Butt. military aid to the
President. who has been here few days, will
return Washington tomorrow 10 report the
house ready. Early Tuesday morning two Secret
Service will arrive TO FOR the President =
family. assisted by the local police. Four more
Secret Service men are expected TO arrive with tho
President.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
,Dou1NENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

-, l..,tain "a F. Glover. Z S. n BEL
and Mrs w RRfsTNF p WnkeF RuHsG R GeP
George - i I G Lee. Richmond HOtF-MA2-
ISr' Murphy, Panama Arnold F9ssfh; s 1nore mepes
Italy 40, t1Asncinnati; E. r Nichols. London
Fs ASS9RRAE I Rhcsptai1 Rfnneti spa 3 2 HaE
L. s. n ST. DENIs-c. W. Foster Guate-
Kinf a l. Brownson KaT9Ra otsf64d saFihEh aanajnato
Ws;gn' sxco EIcToRAH Maetze & ehaTWaTn 62sFa
of Pupno Stanley Watson. Sheffield, Enfis 70
AsTohti nunuv Pttsburg. WoGcoTT-Juose 4
G priest. 81. LOUIS
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
OBITUARY..
RELATIVE OF COLONEL mossY DEAD.

Miss Sarah D. Mosby, who boarded with the
family Of Miss Euphema Sandys, at No +S West
115th street was found dead in her bathroom yes
terday fro ma popIexy. Miss Moshy was forty-four
years old and came New York three years ago,
She was a distant relative of Colonel John 5.
Mosby leader of 'Mosbys Guerrillas'' in the Civil
War. Her home in Memphis, 10 which city
I he hndv will he sent
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WYNDHAM'S FAREWELL,
Empire Theatre.

Attention is directed to the closing performances
OF The Mollusc' the Empire Theatre. Charles
Wyndham and Mary Moore have been cordially
welcomed, and their delightful acting has been
heartily enjoyed II Is seldom that the public has
an opportunity OF seeing such delicate, exquisite
art-the mechanism elaborate and complex, but
completely concealed the effect that OF absolute
and charming spontaneity." Persons who miss a
sight Of this performance losers OF privilege
The engagement of Charles Wyndham and Mary
Moore will close Saturday night, and soon they
will return England.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

ACOsTA-June - Pedro Aeosta. aged S. Services -
Campbell Building Time later
CARsON-Oa June :. 1909 at Atlanta. Ca David L
Carson formerly OF Pelham Manor. y Y
cQoK-June Is Nellie COOK sgsd 81 "a Services ,G at re
Funeral Church No al West go 81 tR'aHN -
FoX-CoIoneI William F.. June IS. Funeral AZ Al
bany. June 10.
GATCIiELIJuqs 10. Joseph Ga5sheI aEsd SO ysa.s-
Drank Z. Campbell Building
GILLETTE-On sunday. June l3. his bone IN sharon
Conn. z Franklin Gillette. In his 10th year FunsrA
services at Sharon Wednesday. June l6. al p m
MANsBACH- II. Feodor Nansbach; aged 50 So
Services at The Funeral Church. <o 24l est ia
Campbell Building. sunday 10 O'Clock
M9ERIsoNCn We4Pes5ay Jaae I: H. l2G fs-v d2g. y
Coli~gs Point Funeral services az her late Tes4snGs 7 e
l p. m. Intermenc in Flushing.
MoTT-on June l. 1909 Theodora G beloved wife o., Of
residence Of her daughter Mrs D. althaus. No
81 Mott ave. Far POckaway June u. az p N
and 8 p m Johns Episcopal Church
NOYEs-On Tuesday morning June Is. the Tssidenes
SSH St New York. in the 9lst year Of her ass:
Noyes. D. D. of Dartmouth College EIneIs4 aa ls1 IN
papers please copy
oNrAs St Luss @ Hospital spit 20 aT5aT51ns F5S a, Jns eass %
y Y Friday. > o'clock m
RAEKEBRANDT-On wednesday,. June IS. 1902 Christa.
younssst daughter y Henry and sophie 5f I ~
her parents. No. 30 Monroe St. Brooklyn
Suddenly Jgns Is a, bis :, rde5es & T s,55 -
husband Of Cece1a Ross
TJ-RNER-Ou June 10 1909. Lizzie. beloved daughter
OF Bertha Turner Funeral from her aJs 1S TOO =,
a m; thence 10 st johns Roman Catholic Church.
Internnent. Holy Cross
wEBBER-At North Tarrytown. y Y. June - l9os:
Christ Church Tarryo'gii on Friday June { - 80 a. =
a NJ Lexington terminal Carriages IN WiIIils
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

E-As admission o the American museum OF >aturaI
History Geological Garden
Convention OF the Theta Nu Epsilon society 1o'ei 'o
2:30 p. m
Meeting of Associated Clubs OF Donlesuc SCIENCE
Hotel Astor p. m
s -eo.nt,on FOR Professor Ernest F. Nichols. under
The auspices OF the outh College Alumni Hotel
Astor $50 n
p,. .naakinr contest OF the College OF the City OF
New York Townsend Harris Hail. $50 p M
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
ruRNS OUT III NEW LAWYERS.

Justice John Proctor Clarke, OF the Appellate
Division of the Supreme Court dehvefed ihe au
dress 10 the graduating class Of the New York La"
school at Carnegie Hall last night. helping usher
out into the community III Bachelors OF Law
Resides these, the degree of Master of laws was
aonfaTrad on sixteen who were already lawyers.
1aan George Chase of the law schooi presided
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
STONE MEMORIAL AT WESTERN RESERVE

cleveland June 1.-THE cornerstone Of the
Anasa stone Memorial Chapel given by Mrs
lobn fFav and Mrs Samuel Mather. daughters Of
Arnasa stone was laid the Adelbert campus at
Western Reserve University to-day Tonight
there was a reception TO President H. P. Judson
Of the University Of Chicago. who was the speaker
~ the commencement exercises to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
THE OCCASIONAL WORD OF PRAISE.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: May woman who has been away from
New York City for nearly year say a few words
Of thanks city authorities for the me traHlc
,,otions the clean streets and the passing OF
The opening of our new bridge without a serious
accident of any kind? Honor TO whom honor is
-. K c.
New York June II. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
WILL OF H. O. PARKS HELD VALID.

tBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Milwaukee June 1.-THE will of Henry o Parks
has been declared valid by Judge Belden- II was
contested by Lorene Parks. Of New York. an
sdopted daughter represented by uncle. z. D
Northrop Of New York II was alleged that Mrs
Parks exerted undue influence over her husband
In the making of the will in which he left an es-
tate of $4,000 TO his wife and 80 10 the Objector
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
muHLENegRe HoNoRs NEW YORKER.

Allentown Penn. June r-At the forty-second
annual commencement Of Muhlenberg College here
today the honorary degree Of L. H. D. was con
ferred upon Gustav Straubenmueller- associate
superintendent of public schools Of New York City
Diplomas were presented TO twenty-seven grad
MT
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
RAIN HOLDS UP AMATEUR CIRCUS.

The rain last night caused postponement oI me
fourth annual amateur circus Of the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association. which was TO
have been held the vacant lot adjoining the
a.sociations building 57th street and Eighth
avenue The circus will be held tonight instead
rain checks being issued.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Special Notices.
To the EMPLOYER.

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SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting
the file Of applications OF selected aspirants for
positions Of various kinds which has Just beer
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New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
SOME OTHER FRENCH DUKES.

The dukedom Sabran serves TO recall the
honors Of this kind which were created on the
restoration OF the Bourbons in lsl5 The first OF
them was the dukedom of Avaray which I'm reality
Gated frcm the time Of the presumed death of the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18
Obituary NOTES.

CAPTAIN JOHNSON VIVIAN. a millionaire
mining man. died on Wednesday night at his home
IN Houchton Mich He was eighty years old
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

An agreement has been entered into by hlaW %
Erlsnser and Albert Weis. of the American me
atrfcaI Exchange by the terms OF which the Ioriei
will have the exclusive booking privileges OF What
.s known as the Greenwall Theatrical Circuit That
route embraces all the large cities in Texas Okla
homa and Arkansas.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

The Shuberts have engaged BurreH Barbaretto
for THE King Of Caledonia a musical COMEDY
which will be produced by them next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

A party Of school teachers from Clevelano al
tended last nights performance OF havana at
the Casino Theatre.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

rs Marriage a FaiIure?" will be the hrst pro
ductIon Of next at the Belasco Iheatre- II
is an adaptation by Dietrichstein of play that
,ss n.rformed during the winter one OF the Ger
man playhouses.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

Highest temperature yesterday. "A degrees lat 1880
(at $50 a M; average. 81.
p Tor corresponding date last year, 64 tor
Corresponding date last thlrty-three years oS
fore to-day uoderats teroSs<2tE-es
s,tSrday faIr: uods<Ase north winds
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

The farcical play called Going Some" which
was produced the Belasco Theatre on April II,
will be Withdraw June 19, and on June Il will
be presented at Maxine .Elllott's Theatre
New-York tribune., 1909-06-18

The plays worth seeing that will reIna n visible
for a time after this week. The Third De
gree" at the Hudson; The House Next Door" at
the Gaiety: The Man from Home" at the Astor {;
The Climax" at Days The Man from Mexico"
at the Garrick. and "A Gentleman from Missis-
sippi." the Bijou. Various farces and froltcs
can be found elsewhere.