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New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
FLOCK TO CoNEY ISLAND
IDEAL Weather Draws 100000
Persons to Resort

weather conditions were ideal at conev
Island Yesterday, and over tI,-ee b,,,a-s1
thousand persons went there tn .,3ox, -r,er,.
serves Everything was in fun swing ax.
cept those refreshnaent places which are
under the ban OF the excise law and un6ay
the eye OF Captain Calvin. comma ns.rr +l1e
Ioney Island police bailivfck
The bathing was as good as has he.n en-
loVeo this season. and thousands spe1lt the
nay IN the water diving into breakers that
IoAeo head high on to the beaches. The
sun oathers were also out in large numbers
Inc restaurants did a rushing business
ana the street refreshnent booths got their
share of the money
The big parks were well ratrori-ed ar5
were in full swing all day All the
large and small attractions along Surf ave
nue. drew crowds and the dance halls fell
IN for good business
The police were on the watch all dav for
disorder, but they had no arrests to make
Ihe busiest policemen were those on Surf
avenue. who had TO keep order among the
thousands who walked along the thorough
rare 70 and from the trolley terminal and
tae piers. Many carriage and automobile
Parties were in evidence. and all along Surf
avenue could be seen pleasure vehicles wait
ing for their owners to see the sights Of the
island
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
BISHOP CHANDLER IN PULPIT
Head of Methodist Church South
breaches on Personality of God.

Bishop ". A. Chandler. Of Atlanta. who
is head Of the Methods Episcopal Church
South. preached yesterday morning ar rhs
Cavalry Methodist Church. 18TH street and
Seventh avenue. The Bishops sermon was
an exposition OF the wonderful personality
OF God and of the effect OF His work for
the saving OF mankind The speaker said
God has said. Come unto me and win
give you rest" And 10 those who came to
him He did as He had said But fr1agine
such a man as have described, ernbodving
all the qualities OF the world Imagine hira
standing on Arlington Heights above
the city OF Washington, and calling 10 the
people OF this nation. Come unto me. and
I will give you rest" That man, no mat
ter what his Qualifications. would nor be
able TO fulfil his promise Only God him
self could have made such a promise and
fulfilled II.
Many or our great men have tried 70 be-
little God but have found that the world
could not get along without His teachings
Even Thomas Jefferson. who az first was
an unbeliever in God. found IN His moral
ea-hfngs q wonderful influence toward the
good OF mankind. and. although he would
not accspt God he accepted His code OF
morals and aftsrward wrote q book OF
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
WILL PRODUCE NEW PLAYS
Henry B. Harris Announces His Plans
for the Coming Theatrical Season.

Henry b Harris has announced that he
will make several productions during the
coming season. The Hudson Theatre will
open early in August with q resumption of
The Spendthrtft.'' Helen Ware will follow
in a new play Between Two Fires by
Anna Alice Chapin and Robert Peyton
Carter Robert Edeson will 90 on tour
early in September in Where the Trail
Divides" new play. TO be seen in New
York later in the season.
Rose StahI will go on tour IN Septenn-
Der in THE Chorus Lady" and the first
Of the year she will appear in New York
in new play by Charles Klein Elsie Fer
suson will be seen in a new play. "A Mat
ter of Money after a short road tour.
Hedwfg Reicher will first complete road
tour in ON the Eve" and later will be
seen in a new play in this city. On Mon
day. August IS. James Forbes The Com
r1luters" will open at the Criterion Theatre
Other productions 10 be staged by Mr.
Harris are Bobby Burnt, by Winchell
Smith. at the Belasco, on August q, The
Country Boy" by Edgar Selwyn, a the
Savoy Theatre. in October; Ruth st. Denis,
in new dances and repertory; Edmund
Breese, in q new play; Frank J Mcintyre
in "Snobs" and The Scarecrow," by
Percy MacRaye.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
COW PUNCHER COMPl AIMS
Custom House Closed on Sunday,
Contrary to Advertisements.
WANTED HLID SLICkED UP'
.Westerner. Deceived by Sand
wich Men, Misses Faro Game
in Bum Town.

"ssv, This is a bum town. Advertise
things m heat the band. poke fancy signs
in front Of yer mug and then don't denver
thA roods'. This gentle criticism of New
York fell from the trembling and not en-
tirely sober lips of COW puncher yester-
dsv as he walked down the whitehall
stree+ steps of the Custom House ana
poised on fFe curb.
This sure is q bum town he repeated
TO his companion. charged with about the
came degree of alcoholic pressure -Four
flush. Nothin' ut four flush. Like to
shoot the place up.
The reference to shooting up the Gus
tom House was delivered with such force
full and determined enunciation that a
passerby asked the stranger if he could
help him.
Are you one Of these here Moo Yorkers?"
asked the visiting custodian Of rampant
cattle If you are, you amt no better
than this bum town. and you better MT
draw any cards while I'm dealin'
When the passerbv said his home was
in Denver. and that he had lived tenn
porariIy in New York for hve years, the
hand Of the COW puncher c1utched his in
stantly in friendly grip.
Now. I got a head on you. pardner,
and III tell yer what IN believing about
NY name is Ortman-Sid Ortnan, of Lonn-
poe, Santa Barbara County, California
Denver is considered East by US folks out
home but with both of US here in this
bum town Denver is West, and I'm glad
to meet civilized, respectful boy from
the West
Well, what can I do for you, Mr.. Ort-
man.
The man from Lernpoo pointed to the
Custom House in disgust
What in Hades is this here faro parlor
closed tight for? Ny friend Ike, here, and
me want to have a. game Of pool. and We
cant get in. When we were down here on
Friday they had signs up all over the place
about pool at two and a half cents a cue.
One of the runners with a sign on 2 pole,
vas asleep on them there very steps.
says to Ike. This is a good place to know
about. because the sign said the place was
never closed.
4 woke him up and asked him If it was
straight goods. and he said Sure Then he
went to sleep again. I counted six of them
runners sittin' there on the wall with their
sign poles up.
Pretty near all Of en- was sleepin'. One
feller had e sign on his chest tellin' about
cleanin' straw bonnets for two bits while
you wait That's one of the reasons why
Ike here came down to-day. He wanted to
have his lid slicked up while we played
pool This here faro parlor is bum busi-
ness. What is it any way?"
This is the L. 8. Custom House" said
the man from Denver. with a senblance of
a smile
Custom House," easped Ortman. why
in Hades don't they put up a sign an
rcuncin' that fact and call them there ad-
vertisin' runners in ?"
They are the sandwich men. who rest in
the shade OF Uncle Sans building hot
days" explained the man from Denver.
Sandwich men" grumbled 0rtman.
Buns I call EN-. This sure is a bum
town
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
NEW YORK FROM THE SUBURBS

A man in New York is reported to have
turned blue as indigo. and New York Is
blaming II on the man instead of assuming z
the responsibility, as 1t should.-Detroit
Free Press.
PIainclothes mon in New York CITY have
been put in uniform. A humanitarian de-
vice possibly TO give the criminal every
chance before he gets the benefit of the
doubI.-Philsdelphia Inquirer
Mayor Gaynor, answering the appeal or
lower WastcheETer County for water. in
vites Yonkers Mount Vernon and New Ro-
cheUe 10 become part of New York They
don't want to. But they must il time The
greater city is coming ZIP the river Yonkers
will night but 1t viii succumb.-Syracuse
Post-Sta ndard
New York seems 70 be awakening to the
fact that Wall Street is not d thing of
beauty and q JOY forever The Patten in
dictments indicate that New York Is think
ing And that is great gaIr. st. Louis
Globe-D Democrat
The sympathy of all grafters viii 20 out
IN the plainclotfss men OF the New York
Police Deuartnien VINO VIII now be tet-
tered in their peculiar industry by' wearing
,,niTI3~llls Rochester Democrat and Chron
tcle.
chicago Is advertising the fact that dur-
s,e rerfed Of about I'VE YEATS from
Msrrh a 1898. 10 March % 1910. the natlonal
Isrk deposits II that town increased from
ssss Is s0S 70 S245 2S5 81 about - rer cent,
,T-fiIe during the same psrled the lnGT ease
~ ,.a,sonsl hank deposits in New DIX Vas
- ,I.sr ref cent But in spite Of these
.sa.r1zrtaeree Of increase the deposits IN chi
200 sr9 only about one-thlrd OF I1ose ID
New York-Buralo Courier
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

from me funeral cil1rch 6can15seiI siIdago.
No. 24I West 2Sd 81, Juns 25. Pt.ladslphis
papers please copy
BUHLER-4t his residence No $50 Park ave
Buhler Funeral az .. m to-day Please
omit flowers
DoANE-On saturday June 25 Mary 5io1et.
wife OF Ellsworth Doare and sranddaughter of
will se held the residence CT her mother.
Mrs n r Norris. Glen Ridge, y J on MOI
day afternoon. June .. at o'clock
KING-on June % c. voInsy King. in sne 18Th
year OF his age Funeral service his late
residence No. 30 Fifth ave on TUESDAY, June
.. al 10 o'clock Kindly omit flowers
kING-On Friday. June "a. 1910 Henrietta
5ainss Doreu1us widow Of Edward De "A
OF the Iat4 Sarah PIatr Hainex ard Thomas
Cornelius Doremus. OF New Tork. y !.
KIsHIDA-Juue IS, seisarrnou kishida. Ser
vices from The Funeral Church Campbell Build
ing). No PAL West sd ST. Sunday. o'clock
LEEDS-At Hanover. H. SATURDAY. Juns ..
1910, the Rev Samuel Peur1rnan Leeds. D D.
in his seth year Funeral services at Hanover.
y H. at p n. Monday. June q
MERSEREAU-On June .. Cornelia. fntanc
daughter Of Or. and Mrs ". J. Mesereau
SMITH-In Reading Mass June . Lizzie D.
daughter Of rhe late James 4 and Catherine
W smith. OF New york City and Boston
Services at Mount Auburn Chapel, Cambridge
Mass. Tuesday. June 28, at $50 Friends in
vfted without further notice EurtaI priVd1e-
sToCKER---Juns .. Lessis, stockeT- agsd q
and 24s West sd st. Frank Z Campbell
Building
wAYDELL-On Friday. June "a 1910 Ruby A.
wife Of John r WaydeIl. in her slsr year.
Funeral services al her late residence, No 1223
Madison ave. on Monday afternoon, Jun7 =.
at clock
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
D Rsrtino and the Duchess.

r riev = the ercrts taat are now neing
made hv women or fashion On both SIDES
of 7be Atlantic 70 rid themselves Of al
s-ae-s,lous stipoee tissue. so as 70 con-
forrn 70 -aA prevailing MODE, Il may be
-sr n recommend to them che purely
d,etz-v methods Of the late Dr. Banting in
f5sr Of those Of q mere radical. and conse-
ogent'r dsnzerous character which SO
o.ter SAP the vitality and undermine the
constitution. rendering II incapable of with
SANDING snv sickness. It was this, indeed,
,ast killed he late Duchess Of Teck,
-1or-e- OF rhe new Queen Of England. And
II thtg connection there is z funny story 10
relate
TIE duchess. although very beautiful
-orsr --ss II her later years Of massive
e--n and exceeding e1lbonpoint. wnich
Tres-1r distressed her. As Dr. Banting had
hesz warmly recommended TO her and she
wss determined 70 leave no effort un1Tleo
te reduce he- tg71re. she wrote % him. in
TidHs him 70 call upon her al henslng'on
Palace. where she was living a. the time
= ae- great sstonlshrnent. she perceived
whsn he vas introduced into her presence
a. exceedingly corpulent man II was
d.ss7no-r-reut. She had been told SO
rJch about the number Of pounds weight
taar he had knocked OF from his own fs-
Crs thar she expected something approach
i1g slight weight At last, recovering
herself she observed:
= =, afraid. Dr. Banting. that. alrhoush
TOu have been Of great assistance TO
orhers. --eu have done very little for your
AZ
g- Rsztinz. with z sEave smile replied;
''That Is jlst what ! have come 10 show 70
SeEE rovsl highnsss-
- saving the GoctCr b-Ssn 10 Unbutton
ass tlglt frting frock coat When that
eBessrion had been performed he leisurelF
-zfsss=Eed his waisIcoat buttons. ne
dsehssz had hardly expected such oern-
oasrrs-5ar of anatomy and hurTiediE ex-
eis,ued- Oh. Dr. BanVtng. pray do no7
tTouhe Yourself any further.
BVt he vas not 70 be refused. He De
Esn 70 f1raole a. bis suspende7s- Ihe
oachesE could stand il no longer. rang the
BEL for an attendant and left the room
i r2s enfz- xneT the eauerry Of the
duchess appeared upon the scene t1at poor
D Bsncing had an opportunity OF explain
Ag ns-re-s. Re showed TIE eoueErE that n
efosr 70 demonstrate the marvellous eIiecl
@ ms system his practice was 70 lncsse
anseH in so-r OF wicker basket woTk
sfrsngeuen- which ne carried in front ct
M, s-d which exactly corresponded 10 the
=sa-e winch ~ had possessed until he
aaa taken steps TO reduce IT, but wfich
saTs HiU TIA appearance Of a man oi
4igatesn or nineteen stone. When the
wicker work arrangement was removed II
-AoEeo slim End thinner Dr.. Banting.
va weight OF nol above twelve stone
-ae process Of removal was too mucn
Tie duchess ne had been unable 70
'nr ete Tho 1emcnstrstion- a1ad the doc
wan sv-av disappointed Neither did
a1cnes= econr his csire. II Is probable
e' Z she lad -esorted 70 his method Of
'f3Hz fesh. instead pf employing others
f1ore srreuuous character, she might
y alive TO-DAY.
NaROITSE DE FONTENOY-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
QUIET ON SPEEDWAY
MANY Fs,vorites Missing in Mat.
lnee Yesterday Afternoon.

speeding sport was not quite up to the
marx yesterday morning, for many of the
norses have gone to Parkway for the matt
nees Of the New York Driving Club. which
| oeg1n next Saturday.
The old rivals, Who Knows 2:11A.
from the stable of Christopher Hackett,
and Coast Marie, 2:11A, James A Muir
pays favorite pacing mare, met again on
the field of battle, but Coast Marie was
ieadlng forIorn hope. She either could
not or would not try. and. although Mr.
murphy urged her with whip and voice.
she refused to betray the slightest inter
est as TO the outcome and who Knows
clsfmed both heats
William Stoeltzing's new aspirant. Toby
Axtel, which he introduced to the speed
way Contingent last Sunday and which
cleaned up the road. did not enter into the
racing very extensively yesterday. He
started in one race, but he picked hard
one to beat. sid Axworthy, 2:12s4, for none
but his stable companion. Inner Guard.
2;06A. can take his measure. and Toby
was no exception TO the rule Sid was
leading by six lengths at the fniships
post
Gus Osborne's Trixy H was entered N
several brushes. but she did not seem 10
be travelling in her usual form. and she
was obliged to concede defeat in ma
Jorfty Of her set-tos. Her first, however,
was win, when she measured strides
with John Shoemaker's Dick Williams
After this she was defeated by R H
Clarks Elliot 3. and the old speedway
campaigner Ogden Smith
J. F. Mannings little Princess Elwood,
which won the silver trophy offered by
The Trotter and PAGER" so handily last
Wednesday afternoon, was in winning
form again yesterday and defeated An
drew Crawford. with his handsome bay
stallion The Spoiler and twice lowered the
colors OF V. Jennewein's Hector. William
Scott's Louise E. started in only o7e
brush. but this was q winning performance
for the attractive little mare. She had
for an opponent a MulIady's black PAGER
The Aristocrat
Hugh Riley's good little pacing geldins
B. Ontime was ano- .er favorite which
won the only race in which he started
He met and defeated Dandy C. O., with his
new owner, ". c. Urban, at the reins.
series Of brushes between Fitzgerald and
William O'Neills Lady Tasteful resulted
in an even break
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
Household Later Enjoys Auto Ride
New London Trip Planned.

Beverly. Mass. June 2S--1frs Taft and
the other members Of the Presidents fam
iIy-Nfss Helen. Robert and Charles
spent their first Sunday morning at
church listening TO a sermon by the Rev
Eugene J. V. Huiginn. rector OF ST. Paurs
Episcopal Church This evening. after
quiet afternoon At home. the entire house
hold. including college friends who are
guests OF Robert Tart. wsr- FOR a ride IN
the big automobile, being gone from the
house for nearly two hours
The Sylph is being made ready for the
trip TO New London for the Harvard-Yal
boat races She VIII leave on Tuesday.
and the present plans are for all OF the
family 70 go Mrs Taft has not made
the positive promise OF taking the trip.
but the young people hope 70 prevail on
her 70 do so
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
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New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
NEW THEATRE CO. ENDS rouR.

Buffalo. June 2s--Rounding out just an
even one hundred performances On the
road with the presentation Of The Niger
here last night the New Theatre Company
closed it's first tour with a record of hay
ing played in fifteen cities, before audi
encAs aggregating one hundred and sew
entv thousand persons. scattered over a
neriod of eleven weeks. Winthrop Ames,
director. and Lee Shubert. business director,
were preseut. and thanked the members Of
the COMPANY the working crew and the
business staff for their hard work while, on
the road. and Mr.. Shubert announced that
because of the hearty welcomes which the
company received the road tour would I'M
louhtedIv be an annual feature.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
IN TIE BERkSHlRES.

[By Telegraph 20 The Tribune
I Lenoz. June 26-Mr. and Mrs Charlie:
Astor Bristed have decided to remain
: abroad this summer, and will not open
their villa Lake Side, on Lake Mahkeenac
Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Wood, Mrs
William Russell Adams, Miss Ella Louise
Adams, Mrs. c. a. Smith, of New York
James Hale Stinlson and J. / Dixon, OF
Philadelphia. are at the Hotel Aspinwall.
Mr.. and Mrs c. Dutilh Grugan will not
open their country estate on Church Hill
this season
MT. and Mrs. Ernest Warrin are enter
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Higginson,
OF New York. for the week end at their
country place, in Stockbridge
Charles Lanier has arrived at Allen Win
den from abroad. He came in on the Lusi-
tania on Friday.
Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes. ir., and chill
dren, from New Haven, have arrived at
the Stokes farm. on Lake Mahkeenac.
Mrs. Morris K. Jesup has Mrs. Jacob W.
Miller, of New York. as her guest. Mrs.
Jesup will leave Belvoir Terrace for Bar
Harbor on July ). After two months in
Bar HaFbor Mrs Jesup will return TO
Lenox for the late season.
Mrs. J. Lawrence Lee was hostess at
bridge at the Curtiss cottage last evening
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Berry and Mr and
Mrs. Carroll Berry are visiting Captain
and Mrs. John s. Barnes ct Cold Brook
Mrs. Richard Somers Hayes. who has been
q guest Of Mrs. John s. Barnes. has re-
turned TO New York
Mr- and Mrs William Douglas Sloan.
who arrived from Europe on Friday, have
opened Elm Court.
AR. and Mrs. Harley T Proctor have
returned from abroad and will open the
Bishop villa on Tuesday.
Mrs. Francis c. Barlow is 10 open Sunny
Bank villa on Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. William a A Brown. of
New York. who have been in Richmond.
where they are building country home.
have returned TO town
". Harold Brown and Miss Sarah 4 NJ
Brown. Of New York who have been guests
Of Miss F'urniss. have returned to New
York
c. Berry Belts is guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles S. Mellen in Stockbridge
The marriage of Miss Helen A. Bangs.
Of New York, and John Nenn sayre. of
South Bethlehem. Penn. Will take place
on Tuesday afternoon al 43n O'Clock in
the Country house of her father, Manatuck
Farm, IN Stockbridge. Miss Mary E. Bangs
will he maid of honor and Frank Sayre. of
South Bethlehem, best man. The Rev. DR.
William NJ. Grosvenor. of New York. will
ofHciate. He will be assisted by the Rev
Thomas H Tardley. rector of St Paul's
Church, Stockbridge A reception will fol-
low the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Won Henert Of Paris. and
Mrs. Emma Eanes are guests of Miss
Sophia F1rniss and Mrs. John thinner
man at Edgeconb. Miss Furniss gave
large dinner on Saturday night a luncheon
this afternoon and a dinner tonight in
honor Of her guests
Frank Ware. Of New York. is visiting
Dr.. and Mrs Henry P Jaques az Home
Farm
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27

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New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
VISIT MOUNT LoRETTO HOME
st. Vincent de Paul Society, 1,400
Strong, InspeCts Institution.

More than fourteen hundred members OF
St.Fincent de Paul's Society of Brooklyn
spent yesterday afternoon at the Mount
Loretto Home. Pleasant Plains Staten ISL
and The excursionists arrived on the
steamboat Howard Powell at 1 Is o'clock,
and were met at the pier by Father Fits-
patrick, who is in charge Of the home, and
who escorted them TO the institution
Following dinner which was served in
the dining room, the members assembled in
the church. where the beredtctton was said
by Father Fitzpatrick After the service
the visitors were entertained BY the one
thousand children of the institution with
singing and recitations. -Four hundred boys
then gave a military drill on the lawn. and
there was an inspection of the various
buildings
New-York tribune., 1910-06-27
CONDEMNS CLERICAL MIXER
Bishop Lines of Newark Out of
Patience with the Socially Active,

Preaching at the ordination OF DR.. Henry
K Denlinger and DR. Hiram Van Kirk ar
the Church Of the Holy Apostles Ninth
avenue and 18th street, the Rev. Dr. Ed
ward S Lines, Protestant Episcopal Bishop
of Newark, yesterday morning condemned
the mixer" and the clerical worker whose
social duties take up good part OF his
time.
The Christian minister should always
be among his people" said Bishop Lines
He should know their thoughts and share
IN their difficulties and pleasures but in
requiring that he should be a social force.
ready in the language OF the racetrack and
the club. the psrishioners expose nim to
serious temptations"