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eeNN,MAN MILLIONS TO CHILDREN.

pIverhead Long Island. july Zinc VII or
c.eo~oa n Pennnan a New Yorker. who had
handsome summer home at Quogue. has been pro-
hated nv Surrogate Belford. The value OF the
estate is given than S2ooo0o real and $1,000
-,arsopaI Gardiner 3. Penniman the son, receives
the country estate Mt Quogue. and the life use OF
the Judd stores big warehouse in New York
tho latter subject to the payment Of $3.50 year to
a niece of the testator. living IN France *, epI
rtain minor beauests the rest of the estate which
- ID 70 amount to several millions. is given IN
trust for the life use OF the children and then to
their children The daughter Of the testator Is Mrs
Pauline Lewis wife OF the former treasurer OF the
lincoln Trust Company.
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BAKEwELL-suddenIy at Plttsburs. on "wednesday.
the residence his brother-n-law. G. L Holdship
taI M9 I'M oEn MGFaR a H aSe a, 16S oeS fnSssns ten
private London tEngIandJ papers please copy
DOwLING-On wednesday July = 1903. at her hons.
No 372 Lexington BrOokiyn. Mary Downy o siss
Of John Downing Funeral saturday. July TO- 1902
Solemn requiem mass at St Ambrose Church At ~
a
ED1ING-suddenly. on Monday. July S. 1902 Louis J.
Edng aged 36 Surveyed By widow and son , EoRsTsl
on July 10, 1909, at p m Interment at Evsrsrssns
EvANs-On July $ 1863. Gilbert Evans in me 42t year
A., Strs7for5 T3os5 FIatbus5 on SATURDAY July 10
230 p InteTment private
wsdas'dag s Jeg j: at asst his sRa5s1 5t52s7s
IAQUEs-suddenIy. on July s. George " Jaqges Ser
vices Monday. July IL at p m az MS aIs rTSt-
terment at Elizabeth.
KRAUsER-July 9. Cyrus Francis KraqseE a u, d SGD sged
aSd St Drank E campbell. Building. tuesday mOrnins-
MURRAY-Friday. July 9. Annie c sli5chen Murray;
$ wife OF William King Murray in her e5th year Egnsrsl
Flushing Long Island. Monday. July r. al P m:
Trains leave oath St. New York. 210 FOR murray
Hill station.
NICHOLSON THURSDAY. July g. 1909 in the 18th yssr
OF age AZ the residence OF her dauSnter- - ~
Josephine E. widow OF Dr. Isaac A Siehois; a,S1 q
Dsy. Of New York City Funeral private
REIDYAt Elmharss Long Island & On sridaT i.51 Jsy p
t5 orr YEAR of her age Funeral services from tbs
residence Of her ta9sr A CHaF fsaGd On Monaay tSs
i2th instant a. ? o'clock p Interment IN Moun1
Otivet Cemetery
,I%r-rE. On the death RItsr BY the diree-
Fidelity Casualty company OL I's" AoA -
a meeting held July :. 1909 ,.- . - -. ,.,,-
We make this record Of appreciation OF our ats aS'
cate. - =. .,--
He was man integrity. % common sense o. eoo
OF business metnoos -
tban member OF our coara- rs
se~vfcs began az early the history OF ne CON
pany and lasted falling health made eostene40n
from business activities imperative
We think that Mr. Riks-s lie and worz nnsIrz.eo I
best qualities OF the earlier nercnants 91 S1 ~, ~
ana should be cherished in memory accordnsy. ne
effective workers or those lIres iala
~ foI-5arion OF the prosperity Of city IN eorercs
high ideals OF citizer
II OF Mr Cleveland The mercnasils
OF New York TO be mean MI htlNe.
notable man among them AID one % tns SorIalesl
OF all -. 49,.
possible 70 leave our a2PTsciaon AZ -
noInt hl- n 50 Z would fal 20 express IN terms ms
f1,lf Of 2 feel For business qualty and
courtesy and good Judgment may exist and yet an>con
nav BE- absent Mr. Rfksr's case oyalty % 1850
risfss -esuect fo- them pleasure IN their copa
orshIo won fo- closer regard which 1as oeea
dear 10 been TO him
sympathy TO his family ana olfeeI tnak
communicated 70 tlsA sSIo~- NS~@-
records
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

MISUNDERSTANDING Jones. ST. LOUIS y r. II
Moffatt and family. Denver. BRESLIN-1-
T3eauregard, New Orleans. GILSEY-D..P +. McFlh-
ley, Chicago IMPERIAL-Major Church Bo"s
L. s. A MANHATTAN-Ex-G Governor r, =.
Iounsbury, Connecticut. NETHERLAND-Andr eV
Wells ST. Louis. NAVAFRE-J- y. De Garno' %;
Louis PARK AVENUE-Colonel r &. GorEas anu
Colonel j. c. D. Knight. u. s. A. SEV LIZ ap-
tain F. Brown L. s. A WALDORE-ASIOft1I+a.-- IL I+.-
A H. Hough, Cleveland WOLCOTT--Ars' fle<
Hugh WhitehQuse. Newport.
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1Hg FIGHT AGAINST TUBERcULosIs

stockholm. July s.--Dr. Arthur Randolph Green.
medical director Of the Straus pasteurized milk
work. presented report b. Nathan Straus before
The session OF the Eighth International Tubercu-
,a,,s C,,r,yrass here to-day Il summarized the
.-l, .,.---, done bv some six hundred agencies in
the United states in combating the great white
nIag7Ie Mr. Straus told OF the active support given
the crusade by the American newspapers, to the ex-
tent Of two hundred columns day; OF the increase
=, s,ritaria Of the growth of the National AssO-
t,.,oo Tor the Prevention OF tuberculosis. and OF
its stand against infected milk as a cause OF tu-
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Richard 7. WILSON IN ACCIDENT.
'&es Runs Into Hydrant at Newport, Los
ing Door-owner Unhurt.
-By Telegraph to The Tribune, ]

10y Telegraph 10 The Tribune.l
xs, 80 r. l., July s-Richard T. Wilson, Of
,sr... who is one Of the older Newport cot
ris.. a'ia Is IN feeble health was in a slight car
,p,es. accident here to-day. Mr.. Wilson escaped
over -, -Ne oid not seem TO be greatly disturbed
It's doors. 1-OOsi4 H'S carriage ioS' one u
Belle, --a'h had been driven TO a drug store in
,nz so- avenue. and while his attendant max
Tb.v - purchases the horses became frightened.
Eres, -ieeo down the avenue. but before going
czrrsy. were reined in by the coachrnan. The
z Gre bs or had been left open. and this. striking
ant was torn from its hinges.
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r,,uERAL OF ROBERT o. EVANS.

Boston, July 9.-Simple services marked the funeral
Of Robert D. Evans who was the summer land
lord OF President Taft to-day, At the Evans winter
home in this city. The Rev. Charles I. Billings OF
the First Unitarian Church. Of Lowell. u friend OF
Mr. Evans for many years. oficiatei. At the re-
c,,ee+ NJ the family there bearers. Many
citizens prominently identified with the artistic
ana financial world were present
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King AND QUEEN AT THEATRE.
A1sE MaIesties Congratulate Mrs George
Corvallis West.

r.l.s- July s-The King and Queen visited the
60. iheatre this afternoon 10 see Mrs George
- Vests play, HIS Borrowed Piumes
a. Dl@'esties remained to the end. and person
49, i@tuia1ed the author. The audience in
~ many American leaders OF society
.. Alhg VIII spend the week end as the guest
-. &c Right Hon Lewis Harcourt and Mrs Har-
-. al Nuneham Park The house party will
C the Premier and Mrs. Asquith, the Earl and
--'ess OF Granard and J. Pierpont Morgan.
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NEWARK MAN DIES FROM APoPLexY.

Alfred BENJAMIN. senior member OF the Arm Of
pauiauin Johnes. corset manufacturers. OF
Newark was stricken with spopexy in the street
Yesterday morning and died shortly after being
renewed 70 his home. Mr.. Benjamin was born
si.tv-si, wears ago IN Morris Comfy. He was
naval veteran Of the civil War, and had been in
the corset business since leaving the service He
leaves q wife two sons and three daughters.
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BROOKLYN PASTOR CALLED TO ORANGE.

1,5,oris associate pastor of the South Congrega-
tional Church, of Brooklyn, was called to-day 10
become paste. of the Hillside Presbyterian Church
of this city. the pulpit OF which has been vacant
since April 1905 when It's pastor the rev fsoDei'
service steeu. died suddenly. Mr.. Edwards is thir-
tv-+vvo wears old He is q lneaI descendant in the
male line of the famous Jonathan Edwards the
'.hghting parson." He has reputation as an or
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WHAT is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum or Art the
American Museum Of Natural History and the
Geological Garden.
rho launching % the model Robert F'uItons
staaulbyat CleruOut. - the shpyarGs OF the
staten Island Shipbuding Company at Mariners
IIarbOr Staten Island. = 2 m
by l. Brittou Collecting
neriences the West Indies. Bronx Park. m
Baseball game between the New York and Boston curb
BROKERS American League Park. p. N.
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co, CROSBY AT NEWPORT HOSPITAL.

rBy Telegraph The Tribune
,,o, T,,v s-Colonel Schuyler Crosby, OF
New, york. was taken to the Newport Hospital to
49, sntfarinp from intestinal troubles and he may
he onerated on Colonel Crosby was guest OF
Lloyd Phoenix on board the yacht H''rePu' ne
-" .aten IN Yesterday and was removed to the
hospital this morning.
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mR- HICKS A WIpoWER.

Henry c. Hicks. whose death was reported yes
ter,iay morning. a wdower. Mrs Hicks died
six years ago It vas stated in the report OF his
deatr that MI Hicks unmarried
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Highest temperature yesterday Ts lowest 90 Cat SIS
a mi average Is. for corresponding
1st year, 20. average FOR corresponding
thtrty-three years. 73-
Local forecast: Fair day. fair sunday;
hsut south and southwest winds
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= esrs TITLE TO the LANcHAM.

terdsv - Investing Company took title yes
north 60. 1e Aangham apartment house at the
ircn a.. u 80 street and Central Park West.
's u Haortssgee Cor a,ae.Soo.
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COLONEL FRANK p. MERRILL.

TEy Telegraph The Tribunei
Boston July 9.-Colonel Frank p. Merrill Tor
tvventv-seven years representative of the paper
house of John Carter & Co. the road, IS dead
from apoplexy his home in Dorchester. In 1883
be was commander of the Maine division of the
SONS of Veterans. and the same year was elected
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DIES FROM rgrANUs AFTER FOURTH.

ReIvi1era Y J. July 9.-The first death in this
section from etanus result of injuries received
in celebrating Independence Day. occurred here
TO-DAY. The victim was Cecil Walter. twelve years
old whQ was wounded on the hand by a blank
cartridge last Monday.
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commander in chief for the United States He was
member of the Maine National Guard. His father
had been a member OF Berdans famous sharp
shooters in the Civil War
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

London. July 9-The engagement is announced OF
Robert Coningsby Clarke. OF the late Colonel
F. c. H. Clarke. and Dorothy. daughter Of William
Diehl. OF Philadephia.
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CEMETERIES
THE woODLAWN CEMETERY

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station. Webster and Jerome avenue IFoeys anG
BY Carriage $50 TeleDho1e 1888 GraEassGS
Cor BOOK OF Views representative
Office 20 East 23d St. New York CITY
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

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Cross nine years. Brooks Cross. elxht years;
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variable winds mostly south
For Western Pennsyivania and Western New YORK
generally fair today and Sunday: light to uoderats
southwest winds
Local Official RecOrd--The following official record
from the weather changes in TIE feus
perature for the last tveaty-four comparison
with the corrssuonifrz date of last wear
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Died.

Death notices appearing In THE TRIBUNE VIII ss
repubIished in the TrWeekIy Tribune without extra
charge.
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CHARLES GROVES.

London. July 9.-Charles Groves. the veteran
actor. died to-day at Pulborough small town in
Sussex County.
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UNDERTAKERS.

FRANK 2 CAMPBELL. e41-3 West 25d 81. ChapeiS
Private Rooms Ar1buauces Te! 1924 Chelsea
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MARQUESS RIPON DEAD
HIS Notable Career an English P0Iit-
zeal Life.

London. July 9.-George Frederick Samuel Robin
son. the first Marques OF Ripon, formerly Lord
Privy Seal, died this evening.
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Mr Gordon MacDOugaN TayIor Miss Alice Alden
hnapi, daughter Of Mr- and Mrs Henry A. Knapp.
OF Scranton. Penn
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BAKEW ELI-suddeny. at Pittsburg. on Wednesdays
July :. 1909. Thomas W Bakeweu- Funeral services
at the OF his G. HOdship.
No. 1175 MurrayhfU ave. Ptrtsburg. Penn. on sat-
urday morning. July To- At 1870 O'Clock Intsruens
private London (EnglandJ papers please copy
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Local OmciaI Record.-Th

TN9 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23

The Hon. Benjamin r. Tillman has never oeen
distinguished for the equity or charity OF DIS
judgments. Yet it might have been expected
that recent experiences would soften his acer-
bity and moderate his PhariSaism. a fellow
feeling is supposed TO make US wondrous kind
There must be something abnormal about the
South Carolina statesman; for, though Wiling
to ask the public to be as indulgent as possible
in Judging his conduct, and declaring his unim-
paired confidence IN his own record and inten-
tons, he still goes out Of the way TO indulge
his morbid distrust Of other officials and 10 CON
denim them wholesale on ''Inere suspicion
Opposing an increase in the salaries of the
federal circuit and district judges, Mr.. Tillman
intimated in the Senate the other day that
some of these federal judges were on the pay
rolls of corporations. This gross and reckless
accusation was challenged by Senator Bailey,
of Texas. who suggested that Mr.. Tillman ought
to withdraw it But the South Carolina Senator
replied with Characteristic intolerance: 81 sim
ply have the suspicion and l will not with
draw it"
Mr.. Tilnan was moving high heaven not long
ago with protestations against being unfairly
judged. He admitted that he had been dis
ingenious in explaining his conduct in relation
to Oregon lands and. though he could not deny
that he had engaged in transactions OF dubious
propriety. insisted that he had acted with
clear conscience and honorable intentions. What
would he have said If federal circuit or dis
trict judge Or an official in the Department of
Justice had written the letters which he wrote
and then "disingenuously' sought TO disavOw
any interest in the land entry venture? If on
mere suspicion" he can smirch the judiciary by
saying that some of its members are on the
payrOlls of corporations, what whitening sCOrn
would he not have heaped on a Judge who adj
inf, to =
easier for himself and others to take up
land at bargain rates? Mr.. Tillman should try
10 apprase the conduct Of others as generously
he appraises his own. He cannot expect 10
monopolize the mantle of charity. to receive
bread always and give in return only stone.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
CHANGES IN<TRE SENATE.

Elections by the state legislatures this week
and last week have assured material changes
in the membership of the United States Senate.
Jhirty-one seats in that body are to become
vacant on March 3 next according 70 legisla-
tive reckoning; March f, according to the calen-
dar The succession in thirty Of these thirty
one cases has now been practically arranged
the only deadlock threatened being that in Hi
nois Five of the vacancies were filled prior to
January 1909. Alabama had reelected Joseph
II Johnston, Louisiana Samuel y. McEnery.
Maryland John Walter Smith and Vermont
William p. Dillingham;. Kentucky had chosen
William o. Bradley, Republican, TO succeed
James B. NIcCreary, Democrat
In the last two weeks nineteen elections have
occurred. Eleven more Senators have been re
elected as follows: From Arkansas James P
Clarke California, George c. Perkins: Con
necticut. Frank B. Brandegee; Idaho, Weldon
B. Hepburn; Iowa, Albert 3. Cummins; Mis-
souri, William j. Stone; New Hampshire. Jacob
H Gallinger; North Carolina, Lee S. Overman
Oklahoma Thomas P. Gore; Pennsylvania
Boies Penrose; Utah. Reed Smoot- Nevada viii
Te-eiect Francis G.. Newlands: Georgia. Alex
ander $. Clay. and Wisconsin, Isaac y. Stephen
son Eighteen Of the thiTty-One vacancies are
therefore. to be filed by reflections and in
Illinois Albert J. Hopkins seems TO have still
some chance TO succeed himself. This large
percentage of renewals of title testifies impress
sively TO the sta bilty OF the Senate as a factor
in legislation and politics. OF the men re-
turned or certain 70 be returned, Messrs. Per-
kins, Newlands, Clay and Gallinger have e1-
erted more than average influence in the cham
Der
The new Senators elected or certain to be
elected are Charles J. Hughes, jr., Of Colorado
Benjamin F. Shively, Of Indiana; n. B. Bro
ward Of Florida W O. Bradley of Kent1IclCv
Joseph I. Bristow, of Kansas: Elihu Root of
New York; NJ n. Johnson, Of North Dakota;
Theodore z. Burton Of Ohio; George E. Cham
beriain, of Oregon: Coe I. Crawford, Of South
Dakota: E. D. Smith, Of South Carolina and
Wesley L. Jones, OF Washington. OF these
Messrs. Root, Burton and Bradley will add
notably to the capacity Of the upper branch.
The Senate loses Henry ". Teller, one Of its
veterans who except for the brief period from
April IS 1882 TO March 3. 1885, has represented
Colorado In the Senate since the states admis-
sion in 1876. He is the senior Senator In
actual though not In continuous. service. He
has been a Republican. an independent and
Democrat in politics. but in spite of these
changes and of what his colleagues have some
times considered. his Vagaries he has always
held their respect He has been a useful and
capable public servant Two other prominent
Senator'S 10 retire are Henry c. Hansbrough OF
North Dakota, and Joseph B. Foraker of Ohio
The Democratic side is strengthened by one
Iots BY the changes In membership which have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-01-23
AT THE WHITE HOUSE.
From The Tribune Bureau.I

From Tribune Bureau
Washington, Jan. 22--The White House was
ssain tho scene of a brilliant entertainment this
evening when the President and MIS- KooseFei'
gave a dinner. followed by a reception ana uan0e'
The guests at dinner were the German ArhDassa-
dor and Countess Won Bernstorh, Senator war
rem Senator and Mrs. Carter. Representative ana
Mrs D. s. Alexander. the Assistant Secretary OF
the NAVY and Mrs Satterlee, William Phillips Rear
Admiral and Mrs. Cowles, Mr. and Mrs. j. Cd'isi
O'Iaughlin Mr.. and Mrs. Clinord hlchalus
Mr. and Mrs E. Reve Merritt. Mrs Lee Baroness
Marguerite Moncheur. Miss Elkns. Miss Phlllps
Miss TYLER Miss Janetta Alexander. MISS Coh
stance Hoyt Miss Roosevelt Mr.. Won PrfttwlZ
und Cation, Mr.. Stumm. Lieutenant JON
mander Andre NJ. Proctor. willard u. oIalstiI
C.an+ain Law and Lieutenant Rowclin Inc taOie
decorations were Killarney roses ana "hi'e "'A
cinths. -.
rrho 19rosidant transmitted to Congress to-day
tv special message the report Of the Natonal Con
servation Commission, and sent 10 the 9en@'o
material asked for by the Foraker resoiu'on Io~
tive to expenditures of the sSoo."" wal i"AO
1899. ,.
The President discussed the anti-Japaness s'oa :,
49,, e. CaItFor,ia with ex-Mayor ]. P Pheian OF
San Francisco. -, - A.,
The President closed a conference with Dr. Al
bert Ferris president of the New YORK e'a'o -, :
mission IN Iunacy, and Sydney D. Whgus' cnlet
1900 of the state board of alienists. relative
70 tbs tn,noston Of heavier penalties for bringing
insane aliens into the country .,,
All the members were present at the
" Cabinet meeting ,,a,
The President will attend the dinner 70 De given
tomorrow night in honor of Vice-PresioeL0 80
sherman at the Shoreham by the Repuohcan ii'AN
hers Of the New York delegation In congress
Among the White House callers were sena.o a
=. parresentattves Parsons, Bennett Dwight,
woISv cocks. ocott, Fassett and Hull Genera
Young, Commissioner Smith and Marsoen MAIZE
and 7 D. Galloway Of San Francisco
The President went horseback riding IN the iA''
afternoon.