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New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PRESIDENT TO NEGROES.
Says Race Feeling an South is Gro5o-
ing Better.

Washington, June 1S.-~rhe feeling between the
white race and the colored race in the South is
growing better each year said President Taft
tonight before delivering diplomas to nearly two
hundred graduates of the two local negro high
schools and the negro Normal School
4 do not care if there extremists who differ
with me- continued the President. They do not
represent the real white feeling in the South. As
negro labor becomes more efficient SO does the
industrial progress of the South move on The
President declared that iii every city he had visited
in the South he had talked with the white man
about his colored neighbor, and with the colored
about his white neighbor"
In the endeavor, self-restraint and industry Of
the ITSELF he said, lies it's hope of success
do not minimize your burdens; but those of the
future nothing compared with those which
you have already overcome" He told the gradu-
ates that the great problem of the negro was with
the uneducated part of the race in the South, who
must be taught hope. and that each negro carries
in himself the power to make the race respected by
the whites"
Referring to Charles w. Anderson, collector of
Internal revenue in New York City, who had de-
Ivered an address. the President said he proud
to have him in his administration. and he was "as
good a collector as he was an orator.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
FOSTER 1CCUSER QUITS.
Tells Baptists They "Con Choose
JfHyfsh for Leader

Chicago June 1S-As the result Of criticism of
the part he played in the futile attempt TO oust
Professor George Foster of the University Of Chi
cago from the Baptist ministry because of the
teachings of Professor Fosters book, The Func-
ticn Of Religion" the Rev. DR.. Johnston Myers,
pastor Of Emmanuel Baptist Church. resigned as
president and superintendent Of the Baptist eXecu-
tive council OF the Chi-ago Conference to-day The
resignation was accepted.
In offering his resignation Mr. Myers said; Il am
unwilling 10 be.longer identified in my present ca
pactv with body of Baptists that commends the
theology of a Unitarian. ! inform you now that
my fight in that direction is not ended; but since
nv leadership is odious. l will withdraw IT, II
,-,r, want a feIlvfsh for leader YOU go and
get one Because I defended the faith Of our
Church against the teachings Of Professor Foster
teachings Of doubt and nddelity, I am publicly
attacked by my fellow ministers, WnHe iHs IH!-
tarian Is cOddIed.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
HARD ON SMALL CONCERNS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: Please allow me to congratulate you on your
eninently sensible stand in regard to the way The
proposed tax On corporations Will afrect the hu-
merous smaller companies which have been organ
ized and are doing business everywhere, which
are mostly formed to collect sufficient capital
10 do business and avoid both the liability 81
and prejudice against partnership concerns, and
which are only local I'm most of their operations
some for the real advancement of the districts
where they are located we'll as for money
making Being a stockhoder and director in sew
eral of these companies. feel that your editorial
of June II is very cOmmendable for much OF the
stock in these minor concerns comes from small
owners and thus makes fairly good sum TO do
business with which could not otherwise be Sc
cured at all. Very truly yours
JOSEPH s. OSBORNE.
East Hampton, y. Y. June II, 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
HERE'S THE REAL SHOW
Nearly Acrobats, Ribbed Jas Ban
dicute, SbinIess Tiger, for 10 Cents.

The Flushing Carnival having survived the
downpour Of Thursday night. got of with a run
ming start last night and crowded the big tent until
the Standing room only sign was hung out.
while over in the side show the crowds stood agape
at the only living specimen Of the blOOdsweatinS
hehemoth in captivity. the rib-jawed bandicuJe.
with human hands and feet. that chirps Ike a
laughing fawn, and the skinIess tiger, whose Pc
cularity is that his claviCle is supernpCsed the
pelvic region. This wonderful animal gave ex-
hibiton of running around in circles while James
Jeffrles defended the honor Of the CaucasiOn race
In a three-round bout with Jack Johnson
The performance wound up in the hippodrOus
with a stampede Of the DeadwoOd stage BY s-band
of Flushing Sioux and some rope tossing and rough
riding by Long Island cowpUnchers who we're cor
rectly dressed FOR the real thing in chaps and
armed to the teeth with more guns than could be
corralled in the whole State of Nevada some for
mer members of the United States cavalry and
mounted policeman Joined in the rough rldlns
which was the best part OF the spectacle
The performance will be repeated this afternoon
and evening for the benefit Of the Flushing Hos
pitaI. II costs only a dirHe-10 Cents-to see the
whole show, payable at intervals, left almost en-
treIy the spectators discretion and 1t Is PROM
ised that all the gate receipts viii toward the
hospital fund.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
NOTES OF THE THEATRES.

Henry Miller. jr-. has been re-ensased by William
4 Brady for next season and will appear IN the
SUPPORT Of Grace George in "A Woman's Way
Miss Virginia Pearson. who was identified with
western stock company. has been engaged for the
part Of Dallas Wainwright in The Man OF the
T1our" Miss Bertha Mann, cousin OF Louis
Mann will appear in Way Down East as Kate
Brewster
At the Eden Musee this week there will De spe-
ciaI programme of music in compliment TO the
delegates to the Saengerfest at Madison Square
Garden The members of the singing societies from
All narts of the United states expected TO visit
the NIusee in body
After short absence. Miss Elita Proctor Otls VIII
again he seen on Monday as Mrs Nltherspoon
Conlav in ''The Girl from Rector's' at Joe WebeTs
Theatre Miss Harriet Raymond will also make
her appearance as Loute Sedaine, The Girl" on
that evening.
L H. Sothern and Miss Julia Marlowe gave
representation Of Romeo and Juliet at special
matinee at the Academy of Music YESTERDAY The
proceeds of the performance. S2.+e. We're divided
among stage hands. who received amounts accord
ine- to seniority in the employ Of Nfr- Sothern-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and observation-disclosures. June IS
Fair and cooler weather prevails in the middle and
north Atlantic and the West and Northwest fol
lowing the passage a from the Mississippi
Valley to tn, lower Lawrence Valley during the last
tbfrtv-sfx hours There showers Thursday night
in the Eastern states. during Thursday night or
FRIDAY in the Gulf oklahoma. Arkansas and At
sc,ttareI points in the Rocky Mountain region The
toT1,eratre is considerably lower In the middle ana
18th Atlantic states and the upper Ohio valley Wnlt7
~ the West and ,and the upper lake region
tho tendency has higher temperature There
were snow and freezing temperature III ontario
Thursday night -.r III, ,.t- e.f-
toward somewhat higher temperature
during SATURDAY sunday in the middle and north
Ohio and Mississippi valleys ana tne
laxa The weather in the southern states Will
M Generally fair except that showers Indicated for
Tasfsrn Florida scattered points elsewhere Gen
Iv fair weather will continue in The plains states ana
the Rocky and plateau regions during the next
f0rty-etght hours
ba rDoerate west fair weather TO the Grand
papEs wine asng the New England coast Will be
moderate west: middle Atlantic coast light 10 moderate
Atlantic coast and east Gulf coast
iirhf variable Gull hgnt % mocerate vara
he an tbe lower lakes light moderate west, upper
takas light 20 moderate south and southwest
Forecast for special LOcalities--For New England
and Eastern New York fair today: the in
tarior sunday and light moderate
winds
Local Official Record-The following Official record
from the Weather shows the changes in the
ature for the twentyfour hours, in comparison
-f.L tho corresponding date Of last year;
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Y. ". c. 4. GIVES CIRCUS.
B7canO Tumbo Chief Performer in
the jungle Scenes.

No nlenagerfe ever before was seen in this city
like that which was paraded about the athletic field
of the West side Young Mems Christian Association
last night. when amateur circus was given for
the benefit OF the emergency fund of the Orsaniza-
tion. FIRST there that immediate ancestor OF
the giraffe the isOna canariOUs alias Leo Brennan
and Maurice LASER and in a close IocSsteD behind
this fearsome animal the BrIIin family, Coal1f-
erus and Snowiferus. and the Suffrage Most ROara-
boTous and kindred eating creatures OF tne
Jungle The grand parade almost as imposing
as anything ever seen IN Madison Square Garden
and some of the other events were much more
amusing
There was some really good acrObatIc work done'
and then came the adventures of Bwano Tumbo IN
the African Jungle. If BwanO Tumbo ever did what
he was represented doing last night the smith
sonian Institution would have enough specimens
to open branches in every city down TO the third
class in this country, and then have its cellar all
cIuttered I'D besides. It surely was prOmiscuous
slaughter in which he tndulged last night It was
a real circus for barkers sat the fence 70 urge
all passersby to come in and to buy pink leHonads
and peanuts
The receipts were large enough to satisfy ne
promoters of the enterprise, and those who helped
to swell the fund by this patronage seemed to be
pleased.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
NIxoNs CLAIM PITTsBURG THEATRE
Assert That Pretensions of New Workers Are
Void-Shuberts Buy Bennett Mortgage.
Isy Telegraph to The Tribune.


Pittsburg June lS-TrOuble over the sale OF the
Biiou Theatre deepened to-day, when the Nixon
interests came out with statement that they had
closed a deal for the Pittsburg playhouse on May
IS and that the claims of Klaw & Erlanger, the
Shuberts and Felix Isman to the house were void
Mrs Laura Bigger Bennett. wife Of the former
owner of the theatre, does not deny that she had
agreed by wire TO sell her mortgage on the Bijou
Theatre Felix Ismsn for s160.000. but says that
she really did sell Il yesterday to the Shubert In
terests for S2150G0 She says Mr.. Isman had agreed
send money to Albuquerque, N NJ. TO pay the
expenses of herself and her legal adviser 10 Pitts
burg, but that he failed to do so. She says this
money was furnished, however, by the Shuberts.
Mrs Bennett went into court this morning. acting
as her own attorney, and asked TO have the Isman
Injunction set aside. She told file her papers
with the prothonotary. The hearing IS set for
Monday.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

carson formerly Of Pelham Manor, n Y
CoOK-June Is Nellie Cook aged q SeryieeS Sfi at 5sG
B1ild'1si Saturday afternoon
rPEF,IAN-o1 THURSDAY. June n. 1909 Frederick A
Freeman. aged ~ Funeral services SUNDAY a. &c. f. -
fnE Long Island
GATCHELL-June Is. Joseph GatchelI agsd 90 years
5FrauE E 5au76en BuiIins}
TT-N-Ou FRIDAY June Is 1902 Mrs Phebe T. q LnIn
widow Of the late Harvey NJ LIm, m neF sotn va a.
F.nereI from her lt5 ss,5 ,5s-5s7, & IT, sun
day, June ~, at 3 E.
MAGEE-0n June Is. 1893. at his nome No $40 New
Lots Brooklyn William t-l"1Ia 20 - ,
D m Relatives ana friends invited
YANsBAcH-Juue t. Fe9dor Mansbaeh sged ., IS;
Services The Funeral Church, No. 81 west ~
Campbell BuLdlas)- Sunday. I'D c4ocH-
1rLEAN-On Wednesday. June H. I9's Joan ,rs5 =. SG
Funeral from his iaJe residence, 10 9' IT--Ssc -
Bro1kIyn. saturday at $50 d n 4nl7rilsI-' -
Ross-suddeuIy on June Is. 1909 william Boss 5s S
loved husband of cecilia Ross rrten1s -.
residence. No - No=t-and ave. Brookiyn
sCoLLAY-On THURSDAY. June ~ 1909 al hi7 residence
N9, Sgs ,5ii zS rI- -5rs Jo2H A Seoiiay services
his late resl1sn- 97.lf1ay f L. g
slrrTH-Sud5enIy Thursday June ~ ltts.s 2o9ert
q Srirh beloved husband Of Alice smith tlss hoeaS
G-5} and Of Arrhe.s1 L..i.e I,S-
f5-s residence No 1916 Lsfarts Park. Satur-
day evening. June TO- at 5 O'Clock
rHoMAs-on June IS at the residence ii asr bToshsr @
Thomas Funeral private InJerrnent at Cieveland
ohio Cleveland ,Oho} papers please copy
wHTTE,-At New Haven. Conn. on June IS 1909 in ne
tbe late Martha sherman and Henry White runsIal
service at his iat- FzSIje5e @ @ 10 90 S -r,i3 lssvss
Grand central station at Il clock
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
Won moLTKE-HARDEN CASE CLOSED.

Berlin. June 1S.--Dfe Zgkunft' this week pub
fishes letters exchanged between Count kuno Won
voltze and Maximilles Harden, the editor in
which the latter agrees 10 withdraw his appeal
against the me Of SO imposed by the lower court
in consideration OF a letter from the count ex-
pressing regret for certain statements made IN
court rejecting on Herr Harden. The Harden-von
Alotke case. which grew out Of the Round Table
scandals Of 1e07. is closed. The retrial Of Prince
Philip ~ Eulenburg on the charge Of perjury has
fear 1a- r1r =
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
CHARLES A. WHITE.

rBy Telegraph The Tribune
New Haven. June 1S.-Charles A White a prom
inent member Of the bar, died at midnight last
night after a short illness. He was seVenty-slA
wears old and was senior member of the law firm
of White Brothers. of which his two brothers
Oliver s. and Roger S. White, are the other mem
bers He was graduated from Yale in 1891, ana
leaves. besides his brothers, four daughters. MIS-
Robert {; Gamble of Haverford, Penn. and Mrs.
Henry / Stimson Mrs Rogers and Mrs. W. II.
L. Edwards. OF New York
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
TIE uzw eRAzrlIAN CABINET.

Rio de Janeiro. June 1s-General de Ahofaue ~
cuirsrasns has taken the portfolio OF Minister o.
War instead OF General Carlos Eussfio' % P
,v!ousl, announced Francisco de Sa has beell nlaae
Minister ~ INDUSTRY and Public WORKS ana Cd'i-
DIDO Rodrigues has 5een asked TO accept tAe poi
soiio Of Agriculture. General Barnardih BerIiiai-"
has been named chief Of the general stan IN succ
sion 70 General C5uirslaraens. The spirit or con-
oia.ien shown ,, President Pecanha in the constl-
tuition Of his new cabinet has produced an excel
lent iuauress{on
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
OBITUARY..
AARON 3. GARDENER.

TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune
Chatham. \. Y. June 1S.-Aaron b. GARDENER
died suddenly this afternoon from heart trouble at
the age of ffty-nine years. lie had just returned
from New York Nh GARDENER was a prominent
member of the bar and partner Of ex-senator
Sanford w Smith. He District Attorney for
three terms and a member OF the Assembly in
1880 He was a Mason of high degree. and also an
official of the Knights of Pythias.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PORTO RlcAN LOTTERY SEIZURE.

San Juan. p r. June 1S.-The local police have
run down lottery which has been doing business
here for many months, with headquarters at caro-
Ina. near san Juan Six persons have been ar
rested, and the printing plant has been s-lze' ls
lottery was called la Bolsa- II Was the first 10
be run locally since the days Of the American oc-
clpa1iou. The Porto Ricans have been spending
thousands Of dollars monthly for foreign lotteries.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum Of Art
the American Museum OF Natural History and the
Geological Garden
,,orstone Iaving at the new clubhouse the Republi
can club Of 221 Assembly District Amsterdam
avenue between 159th and 160th streets. : p m
Robert Hadied by eN-Judse l. II tTdfS'
Waldorf Astoria, evening.
Annual entertainment Livingston Civic Club OF
the Peoples Institute. East Side Parish Hall NO .
s p.
Class day exercises Of the College OF the city OF New
York Townsend Harris Hall. s;l5 p. m
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

Atlanta June 1s-Bishop Gambler received notice
Of his selection as third arbitrator i'm the Georgia
Railroad hremens strike tonight.
Il am not inclined to accept such task, he
said unless it is perfectly clear that 1t Is my
duty to do SO behalf of the parties at issue and
in the interest of the general public. No considera-
tion could move me to undertake il short OF
sense of duty. Ia reply 10 the dispatch OF notica-
ton from Mr. Herbert and Mr. Hardwick / have
sent a telegram and will NOT decide the matter
finally untn hear from them further"
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
xRusHgvkN. ANTI-sEMiTE. DEAD.

KishnefT. June ls-Pavel AlexandroTich t\rusile-
van the notorious anti-Semite leader and Monarch
Isl member Of the first DOurna- died suodeIiF 70
dav. Krushevaa's newspaper, "Droug' C'Friend J.
was da,oted 10 stirring up anti-Jewish sentiment
and has been r,orularIy regarded as being response
bic for the kishinen massacTes.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-W II. ConneI Pittsburs; Ten
nant Ronalds. London. BELMONT-Ar and Mrs
Tuchanan, Buffalo. GRAND-Captain Alfred Bal
lin II : A HOLLAND-Judge !. B. B. Colt.
T,rovidence: Lady Hepton. England MURRAY
HILI-Rchard W. Hale. Boston; G. G. BickensII
derfer Stamford. Conn PARK UE-CoIonel
w F. Cforgas. L 5. y ST. REGIS-S. ? Me
DougaH. Orange, y. J. WALDORF ASIOKIA-A-
C. Dinkey, PittsbUrg. WOLCOII-S Aver NoIceS-
tor. IL q. CMann. SpIInEueld.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PRESIDENT LOSES AT GOLF AGAIN.

z-aerfre,,on JIne ls-For the third time this
mol r,-ee5dcnt Taft was defeated to-day in a
golf match General Edwards was the Presidents
partner. and :heir opponents were Senator bourne
OF Oregon and Captain Archibald W. Butt military
aid 20 The President The latter won by UP AS
the 1,l, a, cl,ev,y Chase was heavy from yester-
days dovnpour. the playing to-day was hf'ie
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
A WEDDING.

Miss Eleanor DevereuX Hastings. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Orlando Burr Hastings. and Ralph
Root son Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles T Root were
married on Thursday at the home Of the bride
groou's parents No. 800 West g2d street The
Rev L. Mason Clark. pastor of the First Presby--
te~iau Church. Brooklyn performed the ceremony
MIR Root graduate of Princeton Inc couple
inff on an automobile trip through New England
ON their return they viii make their home with
the brides parents No. 2o4 st. James Place.
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
FUNDS FOR KILAUeA OBSERVATORY.

Bonoiulu f,-la san Francisco June lS.-fhe peo-
ne Of Honolulu already have pledged hah the
money asked by the Massachusetts institute Oh
Technology for the maintenance Of an observatory
which the institute proposes 20 establish ct the
hrfnl, Of Kiauea fer the study of volcanic action
The remainder, il IS expected VIII De p'edseu
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19

Europe are:
THE AMERIKA. FOR HAMBURG.
4 \ Brady. Mr and Mrs. James T.
H4a G9l er4Gds E4Ssrf 4af fTo% Slapp Mr. and M r Feae
Mrs. J Warren Goddard MI ana Mrs ha"lh u
Mr. and Mrs Gyrus il. Nc MIS-. ". T, Howard. 60
Cormick Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Green
M!i Shannon ah''"''~ ,IT and Mrs W r Jack
Nj; 5o5. and Mrs Henry r TAI son.
THE Ft-RNEssIA. FOR GLASGOW.
LAYTON Mr. MT sRd and Ms Ms 'Td fr5%n 592nd
The Rev + + steele. Mrs. William ehalIinor.
MIS- Ms So'i' l.. Fink Archibald Anderson.
Il Mr. b ana Si'OSf Mrs T G Alex Ms. 5. 5 Wood.
arder.
THE BALTIC. FOR LIVERPOOL.
Mrs. Charles I Cook, Rear Admiral ] and ana hrs.
Mr ana Mrs. Samuel Com Nj ana Mrs. Robert F.
cdenel Ierl and Mrs Charles b Nj and Mrs Charles d
Mrs Andrew Gregg. Mr.. william IN II l2; Rogers;
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Por sStnpsr- ~. ne e.,,
aoaa f aad and M6f Mrs E rSd%a Hs5 M P9 Mrs Charles "
:, . Osborn, }s,con T T. J. 4 t2giteT Giyae ilay
Mrt n Kevser Mrs. L. c. Forrest.
THE KOENIG ALBERT. FOR NAPLES.
Mis- Mr ana d"S Mr. / J. H'' q car5sn t''
Miss & BSasi3s Ms H.s. Isq 8aqs f5esSTg Il Sgo,
Mr. l. >'ewton Frank D. shaw
THE MINNEHAHA FOR LONDON.
Nrs r D BARCLAY Mr.. and Mrs. William II.
Miss Esther q. Eriuan. laNld tTr,
Miss Susan Fulmor. Ut ana MIS-. Nliam eel
Mr. Mrs II. +. Gates IeS-i a. son
Miss Lydia Hannum MI ana MTS; 9 A Miller
w. W. Hodgemdn avn lorlAIis-
The D Baron slii'o1 and Baroness Henry A stimson
WacawiCZek-
THE BARBAROSSA, FOR BREMEN
Judge Edward G. Bradford. Mr.. and Mrs P A. sher-
Mr. Mrs r. p. 5rown man - ,-.,-.-,
tiSicbsr5 EIan Mrs Sophie n. Schin
Mr. L. 4. Meyers MIS- l. NJ Natts-
Charles C Townsend
THE LAPLAND. FOR ANTWERP
1-,,r,as r Aldrich Mrs. William Loamis
Ntist a Phil Cleveland Perkins
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. t5urke MI. SlG MIS- henry SatteL-
%0hn C 81 T. tioIbrnok Curtis Mr.. NJ
Ne Homer Eaton
Ut, 2 ana NJ NJ Folsnn1 | Nir and Mrs J. C Wise.
T|1s aaron Baroness Mrs. r. NJ Sherman.
IL r Whitehead.
George Ir and Mrs II :. Hall.
Massey
THE CARMANIA, FOR LIVERPOOL
lanes T. Armstrong. MT and Mrs : L. Moore'
MI and Mrs James Potter and Mrs. s. H. Knox.
" II n Speers z. J. Peel
NJ " 80 Mr. Walter 9 Palmer.
M III toIInson A r.
Mrs 4 II ". W Mash
M. "sit 80 " Mrs L smith.
rt1E NEW work FOR SOUTHAMPTON
Mr. and Mrs. F. ChaunceS g F. Hinton ~ -,
~ p = r9-ovn Mrs William {. orr.
y1- ConkTin Nr. and Mrs. r. B. swift.
AIiston Gerry William n. Taft
Mrs : Y Florence Waterbury.
" n N'ON0-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
BISHOP GAMBLER ARBITRATOR.
Chosen as Third Man to Settle Georgia Rail
road Dispute.

Washington June IS-Rishop Warren y. Cand-
Ter Of the Methodist Episcopal Church IN Georgia
yyls selected to-day as the third arbitrator in the
dispute between the Georgia Railroad Company and
It's 7remen-
Bishop Gambler was chosen at a conference be
tween ex-Secretary Hilary A. Herbert and Repre-
sentative Hardwick. of Georgia, the other arhitra-
tors Mr Herbert teIegraphed TO Bishop Gambler
at Atlanta urging him to accept the place.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
PROMOTION FOR WELLS HAWKS.

Wells Hawks. press representative of Dreamland.
has received word Of his promotion TO be personal
representative Of ex-senator William H. Reynolds
president Of the Greater Dreamland- His new
duties will be connected with Senator IteynolSs
Long Beach Estates, and he will have his ofhcas
with NIr REYNOLDS Fifth avenue and 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
THE WOODBURN INCIDENT
No Serious Complications Expected
tn Russia or ENGLAND.

St Petersburg, June 1S.-The British Embassy
here has received report concerning the firing on
the British steamer Woodburn on Wednesday night
by vessel of the Russian squadron which was
patrolling the vicinity of Pitkipas Bay where EN-
peror Nicholas and Emperor William were to meet
the following day The report came from the
British Vice-ConsuI at Wi5org, from whom the
embassy had asked for an explanation Its CON
tents have not been made public.
There is no doubt here that no serious develop
ments will follow, 1t evidently was the result
OF some ones blunder. No official statement has
been given out. but while private dispatches from
Wfborg that the Woodburn steering n
accordance with directions given her by convoy
ing torpedo boat, naval officers of the squadron say
the steamer heading directly for the STANDARD
and that they could not the risk of having the
imperial yacht down.
Stockholm. June 1s.-Coyne, the wounded fireman
board the British steamer Woodburn, of New
castle. which fired upon I'm Pitl1ipas Bay
Wednesday night, probably will be able to leave
the hospital in a few days. He says that three
ether members Of the crew slightly hurt by
the Russian fire Details show that the Woodburn
strayed during the night within the prohibited zone
of navigation in the vicinity. of Ptkpas Bay. Her
captain evidently was unfamiliar with the pub
Hshed regulations. The Russian torpedo boat fired
first three blank shots which were followed by
four projecties
According version of the occurrence, the
Woodburn beIng escorted by a torpedo boat
and had a Russian government pilot on board when
she fired
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
EYES OF MURDERED MEN CUT OUT.

rerreon Mexico June iS.-Tiburcio Garcia man
carrier between this city and Topia, mining
caInp and his brother Juan murdered by
robbers yesterday The bandits. IN the beeI bi IlaI
oead mems ewes retain the Photographic impression
u the murdefefs aug out the eyes OF thelr Vlcus'
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
OLYMPIC GAMES AT ATHENS.

Athens june 1s--The Olympic games cofnhlt'ee
has decided 20 issue invitations for international
neeting here spTias.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-19
IHE SAN JUAN FLoATEO oFF sAMAR.

Manila, June 1s.-The American steamer san
Juan. which went ashore recently off Samar, has
been Toatad.