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New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
OBITUARY NOTES.

BENJAMIN wILMOT HAGGARD. for the last
three years dishursing officer Of the United States
House Of Representatives. died IN Algona. Iowa.
from tuberculosis Wednesday.
DAVID r. MILLER, who assisted largely in
building Middetown. y. Y, and one OF the
heaviest holders Of real estate in Sullivan and
Orange counties, died at his home IN Middletown
yesterday. at the age Of seventy-one years.
PETER J. YANDERVEER, the organizer Of the
Republican forces of the Flatbush section Of Brook
lyn. died yesterday at his home No. n5s Flatbush
avenue. after a short illness. He was born in
November 1892. in the house in which he died
The building put up by his grandfather, John
Vanderveer in 1871. Mr.. Vanderveer was the de-
scendant of n family which emgrated from Hol-
land in 1856 and took up their home in Flatbush-
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
WHO WILL TAKE BOYS?
Thousands Waiting for Fresh dir
Little JoSeph's Predicament.

To date the Tribune Fresh Air Fund has sent 1884
children into the country and before this week IS
over the number will be increased by several hun
dred. It is especially noticeable how many more
girls than boys are being sent away. The fund
can do little relieve this situation. since invita-
tons are sent in for girls than boys There
are thousands OF boys under twelve and one-half
years who making the lives Of the missionaries
and Fresh Air workers miserable with their un-
cessing inquiry, When going into the
country?'' Special invitations for boys Svould be
greatly appreciated by the manager.
The number of children who went away yesterday
was S14 of these IS sent 10 St Heleh ;
Home at Interaken Mass; 9s went 10 Pittsheld
Mass 90 to Delhi. N Y, and 40 to Ashford Hill
Parties returned from Utica, Hyde Park Pittsheld'
Interlaken and Ardsley.
A letter from an attendant at one OF the homes
sheds side light the character Of the children
in their attitude toward nature It reads:
Before entering upon the work had expected
that the children would not know nature well, but
the most surprising thing to has been thelr
Little Edward called the wild rose "a cologne
flower milkweed blossoms were surely hges,
love for flowers and their desire to have them LAST
anxiousIy inquired whether thought the flowers
she picked on Saturday would faint" before
there is great contrast % Between the rosy and
two weeks; vacation and the white sickly faces
Of those who have just come to us. The great 4
do this they wet their arms and faces and then
lie down the grass and wait 10 become burned.
This treatment works very well
Strict adherence TO the faith Of his fathers has
caused one Of the Jewish noys a Fresh Air Home
unusual amount Of personal discomfort. The
customs followed at the Home did not accord With
his mode Of living. and considerable inconvenience
resulted, hut Joseph accepted II all cheerfully and
clung 70 his own views For day two things
went smoothly and all his scrupes seemed 70 have
been met satisfactorily. But suddenly he refused
10 his dinner because the meat had not been
through the prescribed of ration before
II was cooked. and supper he told the attendants
that he could not II because the same table
service had been used for meat and milk.
The attendants had reached the limit OF the re-
sources and It looked though the little bog
would have 10 be sent nome TO keep from starving.
Even when they offered have special set Of
dishes prepared for him he said that II would not
do any good. the food was not killed and pre-
pared in proper manner AS Joseph did not Ike
fish or eggs. he subsisted A diet OF bread end
milk for the rerna inder of his stay.
With al these trials he kept in good humor- HIS
religion dictated that he should read prayers eev-
eral times a day. wearing his hat his hands ana
face clean. and while he vas standing under some
sort Of covering. He performed all these duties
faithfully He left the Home at the end OF the two
weeks a very happy boy. and expressed determina-
ton TO return again next year.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
TO BURY GENERAL PH1sTERER IN OHIO
Military Honors Will Be Accorded Late As
sistant Adiutant General.

Albany, July 15.-General Frederick Phisterer,
late Assistant Adutant General OF the state, viii
be buried with military honors The ID Battalion
Of the 10th Regiment, battalion made UP of com
panes OF the 2d Regiment. Troop and a detach-
ment from the 1st Battery Field Artillery Of New
York under command of Major Stats Of the 10Th
Regiment. viii escort the body from the home OF
the deceased man 10 St Peters Church, where
services will be held tomorrow.
Burial will he IN Columbus, Ohio. and the body
will Re accompanied 20 that city by Lieutenant
Colonel A G wingate, 81 New York, and Major
Frank McNeeey, OF Albany, adjutant general OF
the Third Brigade
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
ROBERT DICKSON.

Robert Dickson. assistant secretary of the
Fidelity Trust Company. died at the Post-Graduate
Hospital Wednesday evening after a lingering
and painful illness. Mr.. Dickson was born In Lon
don, England, thrty-eight years ago and came to
New York a boy. He entered the employ OF the
Fourth National Bank where he was advanced 20
the credit department He subsequently, became
treasurer of D. Appleton Co, and later held a
commission as a national bank examiner In 1907
he became identified with the Fidelity Trust Com
pany, being made assistant secretary in Janu-
arY Of this wear
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16

Father Tyrren. the English Jesuit, whose articles
religious subjects were condemned by the Holy
Once deprived by the Pope in 1907 Of the
right to administer the sacrarents. Father Tyrrell
in his criticism OF the Papal encycical on mod
ernisrn. said that it directly against him and
his friends personally; that II was not pastoral
but poemical and argUmentative. and that there
fore its author came down from the high plane from
which the Pope should address his people. The
Jesuit father concluded with saying that the bish-
ops would obey, but that eventually modernism
would proceed with redoubed vigor. like a river
which, having been for time damned up, was set
free from its barriers.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
sHAkE-uP AT VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC

Blakesburg, Va, July 15.-The board Of visitors of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute announced to-
day the most sweeping changes that the college
has experienced in fifteen years The board sus-
tains its action OF a year ago requesting the
resignation Of Dr. J. " Quick, as professor Of
animal husbandry, and removing Or John Spencer,
college veterinarian. and Professor A P Spencer.
associate professor Of animal husbandry. The
chairs Of animal husbandry and veterinary science
viii henceforth be combined, and new professors
and assistants provided. President Barringer has
authority to make further changes.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
L. s. AMUSEMENT COMPANY DIssoLVEs.
rRy TeIesrarh 70 The tribune ]

INV TeIegr01h
rr.nton \ j. July 15.-The United States
Ar,,saroent Company which incorporated here
.-u 9s 1907 with an authorized capital stock OF
q ooo ooo hed certificate Of dissolution with the
Secretary of state to-day. The officers Of the con-
corn were A L. Erlanger. president; Lee Sbubert
vice-president. Marc klaw. treasurer LOUIS r
v,-arha assistant treasurer and James p. McGov-
err secretary The company invaded the vaude-
vile field on an extensive scale but withdrew afteF
on urproAtable experience OF six months.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16

DR.. Mary Merritt Crawford, the only woman
physician who ever rode the hack of an anbu-
lance in Brooklyn. left the Williamsburg Hospital
yesterday after serving in various capacities for
the last eighteen months Having completed her
interneship. she will take up a regular prac-
tice. DR.. Crawford the guest Of honor at
reception last night. at which she received set Of
surgical Instruments the gift of her associates in
the hospital citizens and policemen in the dis
trict covered by her while ambulance surgeon
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
WANTS CAMPING COMPANIONS.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: I own I30-acre farm in the Adirondack
Mountains two miles from Riverside station. War
ren County. y. Y.
I should like two gentlemen, college bred II pos
sibe, 70 go camping with for week or the
whole summer 10 the middle of September, each
man paying his own expenses
Fare is about SO return ticket and food not over
& a week. Total for two weeks vacation would
not be over S14 House and beds are plain, but
air water and scenery splendid
CIVIL ENGINEER
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SAVAGE GIVES THE GAY HUssARs.
Version of Noted German Operetta Produced
in Atlantic City.
TBv Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Atlantic City. July 15.-Henry W Savage pre-
sented THE Gay H1ssars' tonight IN the Apollo
Theatre for the first time in America This is the
admiration Of the German operetta. Die Hernst-
n,anoaver" whereof both Mr.. Savage ana the
shuberts claimed the rights. the latter having an
oa5 . ,,arsior stvIed The Dancing Dragons"
NJ savage bastened his production SO as 10 start
ft tonight and anticipate the shuhert version in
New York
"Tbe Cav Hussars' will complete the week here
and then begin its New York engagement mere
nos large audience and the reception was cordial
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
FARM FOR CoNvAIEscENT CHILDREN
State Board of Charities Approves of Plan
Affecting This City.

Albany July l5.-Organized for the purpose OF
caring for convalescent children from Ne" YORK
city hospitals. the certificate Of incorporation o1
,ho holiday Farm Of Staatsburg. Dutchess County.
bas baen anuroved bv the State Board Of Charities
The corporators include Mary Hartman. fran
ces Rurnsev Elsie woodward. or New YORK. Mary
Morton. RhinecIin: Ruth Morgan. Helen O. hunt
ington staatsburg; Eleanor CROSBY hlheL -ne'-
ritt Elizabeth Lynch Alice Olive DoWs. Rhine
heck. Mary G. Radcliffe Poughkeepsie. and Laura
Stewart Glen Ridge. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

OfloiBl Record and Observation-Disclosures. July 15
There change the general weather
conditions the country during the twenty four
with the exception OF moderate disturbance
the region we'll defined Is
charted IN section. During the last twenty four
there scattered local rains in the middle
Atlantic region, the Mis-
Esspp valley the Southern plains states There we're
in northeastern Pennsylvania eastern
winds occurred northern OHIO. The
the normal in all OF the country
hours except the lake region where II is somewhat
slope Of the Rocky Mountains
where IL Is higher than at the same hour Wednesday
marked change in temperature In any
during Friday and Saturday There will he partly
with conditions favorable for local show
ers Friday the middle Atlantic and New England
states the region and the upper Ohio valley
followed by generally fair weather Saturday in these
detrirs Local showers also probable the south
and New Mexico during Friday and Saturday. Else
where generally fair weather VIII prevail -.
Friday for European nave
moderate south and southwest winds and partly cloudy
weather 10 the Grand Banks.
The winds along the New England coast Will be nght
10 noderafe south and southwest middle Atlantic coast
tight variable Atlantic coast light variable mostly
s6tb and southwest Gulf coast light variable
1sst C,,f coast light moderate south the lower
,skes the winds will moderate south south
vest: upper lakes moderate south TO southwest.
Eastern New York Eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sew rartv cloudy local to-day Saturday fair
Itgb- 10 moderate south and southwest winds
Pennslvana snd western New fork, local.
nDers to-day Saturday fair; ght to moderate south
west west Who's
local onciai Record.-The following Official record
4-oro the weather bureau shows the changes in the
,s,,Dersture for the twentytour hours in eem-
carlson with the corresponding date of last year.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
AlKEN,s BODY COMING TO AMERICA

Naples July l5.-The body OF Ensign Hugh Kerr
Aiken. Of the cruiser North Carolina, who died
July II az the result OF injuries sustained in an
explosion Of coal gas board the vessel, was TO-
dav brought ashore and landed at the mercantile
port The conIn was wrapped in an American
flag and transported with honors 10 the steamer
Perugia OF the Anchor Line which sailed later
in the day for New Orleans
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
GOVERNOR JOHNSON HAS A RELAPSE
Too Ill to Consider Extra Session of Legis-
lature.
IBv 1eleEraph 10 The Tribune ]

LBy Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Minneapolis. July i5.-Goveruor John A johnson
suffered a reIsp1e. accompanied BY a recurrence OF
his trouble yesterday. He IS III IN his room at the
Aberdeen Hotel. 81. Paul. He passed "a restless
night last niEht and unable 20 90 % the CAPT
tal today. Mrs johnson said that the Governor
eyrected 70 resume work hy- the end OF the week.
Pending his return. nothing has been announced
concerning an extra session OF the LEGISLATURE
The Governor was too iH to-day 10 be seen. but
Is the general opinion here that an extra session
viii be called. The Governor is resting easy to-
night
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission the American Museum Of Nafura!
History and the Geological Garden
surrender Of san
tiaRo. 12s 2sth street p.
Squadron ! United Veterans
- Navy, No l2s East 2sth street. p n.
Meeting % the Central Federated Union. D. m.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
FURNITURE FOR EAST SIDE cADi.

Joy spread through Essex Market court yester-
day when John r. Voorhis. Superintendent of Pub
lie Buildings. paid visit and agreed furnish the
court three oak chairs and a new fat top desk
for the magistrates office. The superintendent also
indorsed the scheme for building a new court
house where the Ludlow street Jail now stands
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
AN historic ENGLISH HOUSE.

" - HISTORIC ENGLISH HOUSE.
ia e q cause celebre will be recalled by
|Cosr.-- so1cefnent Of the death Of Colonel Simon
II n,,,.sc sc'oee. Lord Of the Manor of Dandy and
|ta,p, - - and chief Of one OF the most illus
|try IN England which has figured in his
|Hs a. - the days when Richard Scrope was
Ies Cav, :, "s sroens o. the Marches Of Wales. in
|isrsv - y Alng Edward the Confessor Some
|suaes =, ago or more the late Colonel scrope
sEes h. lsther IN laying claim to the earldom Of
sr "a - b. King Richard II on Sir Will
sA.n Rcs..s n iSs', who was Regent of England
|estss,ss e. went to Ireland and having been
Isas-ry n nsary OF Bonnghroke, afterward
shss..'ss ~ss Seheadea by the latter. as described
tchsrc ~ = N Scene 2 Act 3. Of his '.Eling
satss w., ms patent by which the earIdon of
ssse thss conferred on this III fsted peer init
ss for sys... oignity would descend 70 his heirs
wy Tet h.,.,. y. according to the Latin phrase
he lat. csoous suls rnasculis IN perpetuunn."
srer, s..ohs scrope of DANNY could NOT show
''a,.ss. ron the Earl of whites. but only
,sra eopr.sa ,ssonship-thst is TO say descent
ss s assl he'd soe twenty-five ~esps years % prer es
&'efsl descent in the successful
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BELMONT-N1rs- Nelson B. Aldrich Providence:
Mrs. r. Winthrop. Newport; Senator George Cox.
Ottawa. BREsL1N-General o o. Howard. Bur
Nngton, VT. GRAND-Rear Admiral Harry Knox,
L. s. n Getired). HOTEL AsTOR-J. 3. Creigh-
ton, London. Mr.. and Mrs p L. Groom. Bourne
mouth. England. MANHATTAN-W. K. Archbold.
G.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16
MISS ADAMS GIVES coLoRs TO TROOPS

Boston. July l5-Miss Maude Adams has pre-
sented the colors which she carried in the recent
production of Joan OF Arc at the Harvard
stadium TO Battery A Of the state militia for as
sistance given by its members that occasion.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16

BUTLER-On THURSDAY, July Is. at Shelter Island
Heights. Frances Isabel. widow OF William A Butler
late residence orange. y J.. formerly OF BROOKLYN.
Island Heights. Interuent private az Greenwood
EvERIT-on July Is Eugene Everit. aged 50 ysara
Services az The Funeral Church. Nc 241 West sd ST
HAYs-At Ronkonkoma. L L. on THURSDAY, July Is.
1903. Samuel Hays. Notics OF funeral hereafter.
MoRTON-On July IS WaItc1 H son Of Judge James
". and Emily D Morton. OF Orange Va. aged 80
years Funeral and interrnsnt Orange. Va.
PERLETAt Bay shore Long Island. on July IA. 1893.
Sarah N. widow q Joseph = Perley Funeral services
on Friday. July 1e at 40 Relatives ana frisa9s
invited Carriages awaiting train leaving Long l5-
AMI City al 252 ? Interment IN WoodIawn AZ tas
convenience % the family.
RICHARDs-At Shelter Island. July IS Caroline Dodd.
wife Of Leonard Richards and daughter Of AMI Dodc
Paris papers please copy
sMITH-Ar Budd Lake y J. after brief illness LiaA
smith. aged IS years beloved wife % Albert Smith
Funeral private
sTRAsCHNOw-On July -. Ida strasohnow. aged a
Services az The Funeral Church No 24l West 25d g
Frank Campbell Building)- Cremation az Rosshil
Crenat0Ties. Linden. y J.
TAyLOR-on WEDNESDAY July "A 1909 Elizabeth wife
H Taylor services az heT late resdence, No
1873 Cation ave. Flatbush. on Friday az p m n
tsrment private.
THOMPsON-walrer Belts Thompson, in the 49sh year
his MorristoVn y J Funeral services July
II saturday al 2.l5 p n No 70 2 IN = SoIris
papers please copy
vALsINDE-ou July IS Juan valsinde. OF aayaaa
Cu6a Services al The Funeral Church. No 241 West
23d Frank z Campbell Building
vANDERvEER-on THURSDAY. July Is. 1899 Peter =
Va15erveer Funeral services his lats residence.
No 1889 FIat5ush ave. Brooklyn on saturday az 80
2 m.
wARDELL-After brief illness at Plsasa4tytlle Vest
warden only and beloved Norval Henry and
Azaa Helene Warden. IN his 11rh year
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16

Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees; lowest
y average rs; average corresponding date IasI
wear -; average corresponding date last thirty
three years - e.s. ..,-
irht 10 nloderate south and southwest YindA
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OBITUARY..
rHE REV. GEORGE TYRRELL.

London July 15-The Rev George Tyrreu. for
many years member of the Society Of Jesus from
which he separated on account Of his sympathies
with modernism, died to-day.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-16

r5 5HI-on July a At St Georges Parish
sisted oy the Rev William Quin. the Rev william b
Llsk chapel Of the Incarnation. New YORK to Edna
younger daughter OF Mrs william Bright, Edenderry
Portadown. County Armagh. Ireland
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with full name and address.
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THEATRICAL NEWS.

Two more fall openings were announced yester-
dav. the first of them. Nearly President hlaW
& Erlanger's vehicle for Mcintyre ana Hea0'I' W.
-, =, the circle Theatre on August 80. Julian
RosA Mabel SeaIby Toby Lyons. Alfred Flsher
Marion stanley John Fl. Pratt. Carl McCullooasghI, sI
Lena Merville. Jane Burby, Fletcher Norton. Aoele
Powland and Otto johnson are the principals
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CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY

rs r, accessible BY Harlem Grand Central
Sra0- v.absts ana Jerome trolsys and BY car
o-S $50 ~ TeIephone ass Grannercy for Book
- Once 20 East 23d St York City
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UNDERTAKEN.

FRANK CAMPBELL. 241-S West 2Sd 81 Cnapeis.
Private Rooms Private AnbuIances- Tel 1924 Chelsea
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THE Fortune Hunter, by WlncheH smith au
thor Of "Brewster's Millions" will open Its Broad
-, season AT the Gaiety Theatre on Labor Day
In the cast will be John Barrymore. Forrest Rob
lnson. Mary Ryan. Eda Bruna. Hale Hamilton
walter Horton George Loane Tucker sidney Ans Ans
,,orth Tdgar Nelson and J. c. BrowneIl ne ne"
comedy deals with life in the city ana co8nmy5 3,
pacsnt engagements Miss Louie Founqs, d
,atar ~ Courfice Pounds for The Dollar Prlh-
ass and Miss Jane Grey for rs Matrimony
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For-csst for Special Localities New Ensla
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,sr,nersture for the twentytour hours in ceu
.r,son with the corresponding date of last year;
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The girls Of "The Midnight Sons" The Beauty
enot,. and The Motor Girl" have petitioned the
sbuberts for permission 10 enact private tanA
sr,a ar the Hippodrome They will Eroylde ne
~ .s1-i1e Venuses'' IL the Shuberts VIII slEe Ine
tar uiHe and the tank Permission for the oaly olp
will probably be graEsed
The shuberts announce that they nave aoSIi4 -as.
rpara House in Wnkes-Barre. Penn Ihese inca
80 vera formerly in the Refs circuit and were
toorad bv Refs and Klaw & Erlanger
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WOMAN DOCTOR ENDS HOSPITAL TERM.

New York. July II. 1909.
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