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New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
sUFFRAGTsTs AFTER ROOSEVELT
viii Even Kidnap Him, II Necessary,
TO Get i Hearing.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

Pittshurg, July Fifteen hundred Pitts
burg sufragists, under the leadership OF
Mrs. Alice Lorraine, Of the North Side, are
preparing 70 kidnap Theodore Roosevelt
when ne comes here on August 10 Their
main idea IS 10 get NIr RooseveIt's sup
ror+ for their side Of the suffrage question.
but thev aIse wish te demonstrate TO him
that women may be good mothers and vot-
ers at the same time.
We don't know yet how we will CAPTURE
Colonel Roosevelt said Mrs Lorraine te-
night. but Ue mean 10 get him and make
him listen to our arguments He seems te
believe women should raise large families,
and he intiraates we cannot have many
children and have the right ef suffrage We
will prove TO him such intimatieH IS
wron
Some suffragists, concluded Mrs. Ler-
razae. have suggested that wa promise
Colonel Roosevelt 10 double the population
ef the United States if he will champion
our cause"
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
TO ATTEND PRISON MEETINGS
Governor Hughes Names Additional
delegates for Washington Conventions.

Albany. Jlslv 2 2-Governor Hughes to-day
APPOINTED the following additional dele
Gates 70 represent New York at the ses-
son OF the American Prison Association
q Washirgton. September 50 70 October 2,
and the meeting Of the International Prisen
Congress Al Washington October 10 3,
Eugene Smith. Robert X. de Forest, Miss
F-elen Miller Gould. District Attorney
charles 8 Whitman ez-Attorney General
.TIllf1s n Mayer. Mrs. William Emerson,
l. Mornay Williams, John NJ. Glen. all Of
New Yerk: Justice Robert j Nllkin.
Rrocllvn. Franklin H Briggs, Industry
n Katherine Bennett Davis, Bedford Dr..
F4orrenz B Bruce. Hudson; Miss Alice
Curtin. Albion, and William Cary Sanger,
sangerheld-
T-uder : law passed by the last Legislat-
,5re providing for three additional mem
f,ers Of the ArdersonviIis Prison Monument
re-7rntssiorag who shall he survivors OF the
.r75ersonvtIle Prison Georgia. N the CIVIL
war. the Governor appointed DR. / M
Foster Port Even Silas q Burdlck, tuba'
era McCullv. New York
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
ARGENTINE S NEW HEADS
President ard VicePresident Pro
claimed by Republic 3 Electors

Buenos Ayres. Argentina, July H.-Sehor
ROGUE S3enz-Pera was to-day proclaimed
President Of Argentina By the Presidential
electors chosen IN the elections OF June T.
DR.. Victorino de Ia Plaza, Minister OF
Foreign Affairs, was declared elected Vice
President.
The electors from the fourteen provinces.
numbering three hundred, met in the Sen
ara chamber to canvass the ballots in the
rscsn- election Saenz-Pena was declared
alactea bv 3S4 out of 300 votes. while de la
Es,azs received e5s out Of go De "a Plaza
tc-aav resigned as Minister Of Foreign
Affairs
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
LANES ARTHuR CRANE.

WestheId. Mass. July 21.-James Arthur
Crane, a millionaire paper manufacturer
Of this town. and q cousin Of United States
Senator Winthrop Murray Crane, died at
his home mere tonight after q long i'll
ness at the age of sixty two years. He
was member Of the paper manufacturing
fr1n Of Crane Brothers, and was the son of
the late James 3. Crane, of Dalton, and
grandson of Zenas Crane, also of Dalton.
Mr Crane operated two large mills in
this town and was interested in other i'm
rortant enterprises here He leaves wife,
cne son and q daughter, the last named
having been married last month TO William
Ives Washburn, jr of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
Ei.ur-= = .Isssra ef Mertsess.r =

Fisu-== - Leaend ef MortEese.
ze--ls--s --7-7spaIs - Edirburgh are
--s G. rresen- engaged enee naore n ne
5s-e-r-.1e-i7- Of cne CT these disputes
rHier ra-r- ora rack 70 Reformation
uzes ard ar1 oh involve the r8kIng VI eI
hs-1-- =r-euded .bv the cobwebs ef an
te1-~. T-= sui- II question is one brought
tv the Duke II Arg-I, brerher-in-laT Of
E6va-5 WI. against angus Jehn Campbell.
n L-ns-srfrage Castle IN AEgyllsltre- The
lsre-s family has occupied The Dlnsta1-
lsge estate since 1876. ana he is hirnselr
t5s twentieth hereditary captain ef Dun
ss1nsze Castle
The caste lJself which Sir Walter hc@tI
ror-ravs IL MS noreI a Legend OF Mont
tsse' under rhe name Of "ArdEurear' vas
n-g the home T fhe Coronation stone, U -
q rsnaeved II Scene Palace by kenne-h i
jEt Saogr thousand years age Al ecoi-7
Asisos the sUoze. which IS said TO nave
eehsJlture6 tAe FiIIew on @5ialen JACOB :
head rested s-hsn he had that marvellous
erssm knc1-n as jacobs Ladder. tE
nEas6 urtl Edward ! Of England c2rFas0
sT u W-esr-.laster Abbey. where i ms
htss preserved dsFing the six Genuine
stioh have eIzpsed s5aee that time. ana
~ -er Iise eeroEstan Of each EI-S-ls-l
ssFersign L ain be used once again nsNL
sanE v-ber George Y On the occasion o.
ale coronation. xi!I 1ske his sea- thereon
eS s-Ler cf rae United Kingdom anG O TT
British Ez--i-@
DUnstsfrzge Castle ~zs almost com
rsstsly desrro-ee bv fre in 1910 and is
asE norhiag more than & most pietUresaue
nm. Anguz John Campbell, the heTeoitsfy
spisir - Toe -ssrie. residing IN manor
leuse wfIch has been built On TIE estal@-
ne sheet Of he Duke Of Argy3is sun =
ae1 - z5ecr the hereditary captain OF Dun
ssznsge Castle but 20 establish MS own
sss and rlgnt 90 It's ownership, 50 q 20
Fsepent IL sale or alienation among fi-e
ag list o. The Official titles OF the b'iE7
Argyll is that Of Keeper OF DuTsteA-
lage Castle" and he Is able 10 snow tlai
e castle and TIE estate were acquIi''l'
s-aag Witn the 5arony Of Lorae by MS y
17sior. the Earl of Argyll who obtaiied u
-oer royal charter. bearing the Z sie''
"a d Scotland and the cate OF 1879 tioi'i
'-ig Robert the Bruce Il TIE ciia5 if1 = :
slsnisd II was because Tie castle ana iiiS
@late cf Dunsta Taage. as well as the Dai p
VIZ q L0rne were reiincUisheo ny li1ii
0@her Waiter Stewart. 10 the Ear ot AZ
81 MS nepheg by marriage for La
4fgyii was the enly daughter - Waiti
2as|srfE eIder brother 4eizns who hAd
'sen Murdered in DUnstaffnage Caste II
Fss II 1873 the crown sIlll fHF'nSf con
Isiaso ire earig Of ATgyii IN ne owner
AlAp n DtrssaTnegs Castle BY the gram
znether roval charter, bestewins upon
as Lord Argvll ef the day the ViScouliiy
Loehou. embracing tiae lands ~ Lfefo~
sas aise ths castle and estate Of DunFtsft-
ssge
-ae Duke of Argyll has siso been aoie
snow that from the tire when me ear
Argy3l beoa ne the keepers and owners
t5irststHage castle. in the Gays ef KING
S-9berf the Bruce. every successive captain
rs castle hzs been invested, or BIS sue
-ssieh 70 the dignity. ~ the Earl OF a''1l@
argyll eF r. RS representative Tith .
a. ins Sria Of hts eaioe, and tnaf af,'l
's'a, -1at = e say. shortly BEFORE S"e
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
PEABODY RETURNS FROM EUROPE

Charles A Peabody, president of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company, who had
been abroad two months, returned yester-
day from Southampton on the White Star
liner Adriatfc He said he found that
American insurance still had a firm foot
hold in Europe. The volume of European
business. he said, was much below that
which was in force before the insurance
investigation in this country. He said that
while the investigation had decreased
European business, conditions were of the
best sort and business promised TO in
crease
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
DINNER FOR WOODFORD
General Entertained in London
by George T. Wilson.
TBy cable to The tribune !

London. July 21-George Thomson
Wilson tonight gave a dinner for Gen
eral Voodford. at the Carlton Hotel.
There were forty-eight guests. and be
hind the scenes Mrs. Wilson was enter
taining Mrs Woodford and other
women
It was primarily a Pilgrims feast,
with Arehdeacon Sinclair, Lord Aver
stone, Lord Deerhurst and many other
principal members OF that interna tional
order in the prominent seats.
Patrick Francis Murphy. Mr.. Wilson
General weodferd, Lord Alverstone, Sir
Ernest Shackleton and Sir Edward Sey-
r7our made characteristic speeches.
General woodford is starting for the
Continent tomorrow for another month
Of rapid travel
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
HUGHES NAMES DELEGATES
To Represent State at Taxation and
Waterways Conventions.

Albany. July Ex-Governor Hughes to-day
announced the appointment of Eghurt f
Wood bury, State Tax Commissioner and
Lawson Purdy, of New York, and Professor
Edwin Selignan. OF Columbia University, as
deIegs ties to represent the state at the In
ternattenal Conference on State and Local
Taxation to be held in Milwaukee from Au-
gust 90 to September 2
Frederick c. Stevens, State superinten-
dent of Public Works; Frank NJ Williams.
State Engineer and Surveyor, and George
Clinton, of Buffalo. were named by the
Governor as delegates from this state TO
the annual convention of the Atlantic Deep
er Waterways Association TO be held in
Providence. August 81 to September s.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
EDWARD r. LAZARUS.

Edward r Lazarus. born in Holland If
ty-twe years ago. and for twenty years 2
resident of Brooklyn, died on Wednesday
in his home. No. 979 Park Place
He was an importer at No. s. Gold street,
RroekIyn I'D to fve years ago, when he re
tired He was a member of the Union
League Club and of the Central Congrega-
tionaI Church
Mi Lazarus Is survived by his wife,
Florine stadler, and daughter Funeral
services will be held at 10 o'clock this
morning and the burial viii be in Wood
lawn
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FoTeeast-Rsshingt gten
July 21-The winds along the New England
coast viii be light 70 moderate southwest
south and southwest; south Atlantic ard east
Gulf coast, light re moderate variable: west
Gulf coast moderate south and southeast; on
the lower lakes, moderate southwest. and on
the upper lakes. light TO moderate variable
disturbance that is passing eastwardlY
from the region north of the Great Lakes to
the St Lawrence valley has been attended by
cloudy weather and IeeaI thunderstor-ns in
northern New England northern New York
and the lake region Low haronaetrie pressure
over the Rocky Mountain region has resulted
in scattered thunder showers IN the middle
Missouri Valley. Montana Wyoming and Cole
rade IN ali districts other than these re-
ferrea 10 the weather was fair, except the
tinued
High tenn peraturss are again reported from
the region vest Of the Rocky Mountains and
in the west Gulf states Moderate temper
atuEes have been general IN all eastern and
northern states and the Mississippi Valley.
The fnGica items that the wea theF will be
fair and moderately warm Friday and Sa tur-
day in the middle Atlantic states. the Ohio
and MiEEissippi valleys. the Gulf states, the
lake region. the plateau region and the south
srn plains states In the New England states
and Northern New Yark the weather will he
nartlY cloudy Friday and Saturday. preceded
There will be scattered showers Friday in the
northern plains states, and Friday and Satur-
day in the Rocky Mountain region
Steamers departing Friday for European
southwest and west winds and partly cloudy
weather to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
DUSTIN FARNuM RETURNS.

Dustin Farnum returned from Europe
yesterday on the Adriatic, after spending
several months automobiling on the Con
tinent He reports that he IS a fully Ii
censed French chauffeur. having passed the
examinations with fving tires
After you pass the examinations, he
said. "they give yeu 4 card with your
photograph on it and ne matter what yeu
de then ven are safe If you run over
ANYBODY they promptly arrest the person
who got in your way"
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
PonE7FE1LER BREACH HEALED
John D. and Frank Said TO Have
Abandoned Bitter Feelings
r. Tclegrzp1 . Ths frlblnF- J

r. -CIegTaph = II 'II71I3F-I
Cleveland. July Z-It IS believed that the
breach between John D Rockefeller ana
his brother Frank is practically healed
II IS said that Frank Rockefeller VII nave
tbe bodies og his dead children removed
and siaeea in the Rockefeller family lot
s., r.akevfew Cemetery, where John D.
Ro4kefeIler erected a shaft about eleven
years ago
r-riends nave been trying IN eHect
,,eeersciliatton between the two men Tor
,.ears They now believe that the sentl-
,,,ert which prompted Frank to decide
Yren the removal ef his children BODIES
:, IA accomplish the purpose
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
GIVES BLOOD TO ooMRADE
Sailors Devotion May Save Man Who
Taipea Sink the Merrimae.

Philadelphia. July 21.-The devotion Of
one sailor 10 another probably will result
in the saving of the life of Daniel Mon
tague. one of the men who helped Captain
r ? Hebsen sink the Merrinnac in the
mouth OF Santiago Harber in an effort TO
bottle up the Spanish fleet in the Spanish
American War. Montague is living in a hos
pitaI here suffering from anRmia.
William Gray of the receiving ship Ian
caster stationed at the Philadelphia Navy
Yard. gave up -eventen ounces of blood to
Monta que Yesterday, and to-day both men
are resting easy The TRANSMISSION took
place under the direction of DIR. William
Fauntleroy of the United States Naval
Hospttal
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
EIJou THEA1RE FoR FRoHMAN

Charles Frohran signed contracts yes
terday with Leander 5. Sire. MANAGER Of
the Btiou Theatre, 10 provide the plays at
that house from September l, 1910 to NAV
/. 1911 Mr.. Frohn1an Will have nine New
York theatres directly or indirectly under
his management during the coming sea-
son. He has also arranged with certain
New York capitalists for the erection Of
2 new theatre, where he will introduce
plays OF different nature fren those
presented at his other houses
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
A SERVICE TO HUMANITY.
rem The Utica Press

Prem The Utica Press
Considerable space was devoted yeSter-
day 70 a report Of what Is being done here
ahnuts in the entertainment OF something
more than q hundred children from New
York Citv By common custom they are
referrad 10 as fresh airs f0F that is what
thew leave the metropolis TO get, along with
plenty Of milk and country fare, with mea-
d0ws woods etc TO roam IN and 0ppoF
T1Ilf+v for unlimited outdoor enjoyment for
a fortnight The amount OF good this out
ins does these little waits from the big.
hot citv can never be told nor can u be
ot-erestin4ated Those rural residents who
out of the goodness Of their hearts. take
these children into their homes and care
for them ara rendering a verv substantial
service TO charity and humanity
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
GEO. EASTWOOD EENGAGED
London Music Hall Singer to Appear
Under Morris s MANAGEMENT.

George EASTWOOD the London music hall
favorite will appear in this country next
season under the direction of William Nor
ris, opening at the American Music Hall
in October.
Mr. Morris SAYS that he paid the man
ayers of the Drury Lane Theatre $1,000 10
release Mr.. EASTWOOD from his contracts
with them.
Mr. Lasawocd appeared here last season.
when his songs. My LatchkeY. It's An
other Fellow Looks Like Ne" and In the
Twilight" " proved popuIar-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
NEW 18TH REGIMENT LIEUTENANT

Company 7, OF the 18th Regiment, n.
g n Y held an election last night at
the arnaory. TO i'll the vacancy caused ay
the recent resignation of Second Lieutenant
Theodore H. Ward. Frederick L c. Keatng.
lawyer. OF No IL Liberty street was
unanimously elected Mr. Keating is .
civilian. never having been connected with
the national guard. He will start TO drill
with his company Immediately, and will
go with the regiment on camp duty in All
gust when the organization takes part in
the manoeuvres of the school of instruction
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
POPE RECEIVES AMERICANS.

Rome, July 21--The Pope to-day gave
private audiences to the Right Rev COR
neltus Van de Ven, Bishop OF Natchitoches.
La. the Right Rev Patrick James bona-
hue Bishop of Wheeling W. Va, and 10
Monsignor Kennedy, who introduced u r.
Kenny. of Piainfeld n. J. The latter
thanked the Pontin for his appointment as
Papal Chamberlain
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
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AMERICAN Express COMPANY. No Hay1aar-
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Srevar Brothers. No L-1tHnel-S pit
7-,a 0n5on Office OF THE TRIBUNE ts
Lt5s.snfsnr pIace 10 leave advertisements and
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MRS. FLORENCE E. HUNTINGTON

Mrs Florence z Huntington, Haether OF
Mrs Paul D Craveth died yesterday az
veraton, the home of her daughter, n
Locust Valley. Long Island, Before her
marriage in 1898 Mrs. Cravath gained pronai-
nence as a singer in light opsra with the
Bastenians and was known as Agnes
Huntington Mr. Cravath is the legal repre-
sentative of the Interboreugh Rapid
Transit COMPANY. Besides this daughter,
Mrs Huntington leaves Mrs. Charles D
Lathrop. formerly Miss Ef1e Huntington
The burial will be private
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
CASTS FOR SAVAGE PLAYS.

Henry ". Savage has engaged for The
Little Damozei,' in addition 20 Nav Buck
ley and Cyril Keightley, Leslie Kenyon
Frank Lacy and CeIten White For The
wife-Tamers the farce by oIi-@r Herford
and James Clarence Harvey, with music
by Robert Hood Bowers. he has named
Lionel Walsh, Juliette Dika, jeanette Low
RE Wallace McCuteheon. Louise Sylvester
and Richard Freeman. Il IS likely that he
will introduce the latter piece in Chicago
before Il is seen in this city.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
WANT CHURCH TO FACE VATICAN

Rome. July 1.-THE Protestant Commit
tes. recsntIy formed here. has decided to
ask the American Protestant denomina
tions and the Archbishop Of Canterbury to
join with the German and Swiss congresa-
tons in the project 10 erect Protestant
church facing the Vatican as protest
against the Pap9l eneyclieal On 81. Charles
Borronleo, which offended German Prot
estauLa,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
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suIt1ng the file Of applications OF selected
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Highest temperature yesterday. 3 degrees car
/ ! 30 ~ M, lowest SIS average, "a average
/ for corresponding date iast year. n. aveFage
! Tor eesFsspenans 6aIs last twsnty-tvs yearE. "a
! local Forecast TO-DAY partly cloudy; sat-
urlay fair, moderate southwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
roueT srEnoGaApHER INSANE

Jsf1n 4 Eugent. who for forty years was
s+Ancerspher Of the Hudson county tN j
courts and resigned several weeks ago be
oayse Of III health. has collapsed mentally.
I5A 15se removed to the State Hospital fer
the Insane a. Morris Plains.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22
eacial observations of United states weather
local OmciaI Reeord,

local OfFciai Reeord.-The followin- oflctal
r..ere from the Weather Bureau shews the
changes in the temperature for the ast twenty
fo,r heurs in comparison with the corresponding
AL q lat wear.
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Fo-eeast for speeiaI LocaIities.-For Ns

England ard Eastern New York, partly cloudy
in southern. showers in northern portions to
eav. Saturday, fair: not much change in tenn
uarature. moderate southwest winds.
For he District of Columbia. Eastern Penn
suIvanfa and New Jersey, fair and warm to-
day and Saturday. light variable winds mostly
southwest
Fer Western PsuHsylv partly cloudy
and moderately warm to-day and Sa turday ,
Iirtt 10 moderate southwest winds
Por Western New York, generally fair to-
dav and Saturday; moderate west winds
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New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

BRA BYE-JuIy 21 1910 Trsssea Brabyz, AGED
"a years services The Funeral Church No
Pal west Z3d 81. Frank f Campbell Bldg
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

fNGT-suddenIv. on July % 1910 Frs6erio
g. beloved husband OF Jennie Harding tn4s
Logan. IL the 39rh year Of his age FuneraI
ssrVtc@s ~ hfs lare residence No. eS3 Js-srsor-
ave. Brooklyn, Jalv % a. p m IRusru1sls
az Greenwood Csmete-v
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

2 z Huntington 4ted
Juiy p ar TIE hcrnA OF her daughter Mrs
Paul y Cravath. Teratou. Locust Valley.
Long Island. Lha lnte-rnarr vii Be n-1Eara.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-22

BRIST0Ie-At View Haven. Conn. July 20.
1910 Louis Bristol Funeral seFTices will
Be held at his late residence. No y Htll
House ave Friday, July - 1910. AZ
Friends invited attend II -
requesfeh that no fonsrs be sent