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New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
OBITUARY..
THE REV. DR.. SAMUEL w. PRATT

campbell, Y. Y. June 1s.-The Rev. Or.
Sanuei Wheeler Prat. died at his home here
on FRIDAY, after lingering illness, occa-
stoned by stroke of paralysis. The funeral
VIII take place at his home tomorrow. with
the Rev. r. r. Watkins officiating.
DR.. Pratt was born at Livonia. n. Y.
september 9, 1885 He was graduated from
Temple Hill Academy at Geneseo. N T.,
in 1856, Williams College in 1860 and Au-
burn Seminary in 1853. He held pastorates
a. Brasfer Falls, n. Y; Hammonton, N j.
Prattsburg. n. Y; Campbell, y. Y, and
Monroe, Mich. He returned TO Campbell IN
1889, where he had since lived. In the mean
tinc he was chiefly instrumental in the
establishing of Presbyterian churches IN
Avoca and Atlanta, Y. Y. and Galeton
Penn
DR.. Pratt was author Of "A Summer at
Peace Cottage" The Gospel Of the Holy
Spirit Life of Saint Paul. and The
Deity of Jesus Christ" He was also ire
quent correspondent of numerous religious
and daily papers, and for several years
regular contributor TO The New YORK
Evangelist.
In 1902 Williams College conferred on him
the degree of Doctor of Divinity. He served
as the moderator of the Synod OF Ne"
York in 1907 and for many years represent
ed the synod In the interests of Elrnira Col
lege
DIR. Pratt first married Miss Lucflla 3
Field, of Canandaigua, N Y, August u
1863. His second wife. who was MISS Saran
NJ Mckay, of this place. and Whom ne
married on February 25, 1880, survives him.
with the following children The Rev A
F Pratt of Campbell n. Y; Henry =
Pratt, of Central High School of St LOUIS
Miss Sarah A Pratt, of Westminster COZ
lege, New Wilmington, Penn; Miss Jennie
H. Pratt. Of the High School OF WaVerS'
n. Y: Mrs Frances P. Douglas, or Llt'l0-
ton. Col, and Miss Lizzie B Pratt
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
PROFESSORS MAY RESIGN
University Unsanitary, Foreign
ers at Peking Say.

Peking, June 19.-All the foreign pro-
fessors in the Imperial University. num-
bering ten Europeans. three Americans
and four japanese, have signed a round
robin declaring that they will refuse TO
continue their courses unless measures
are at once taken to remedy the unsani-
tary conditions of the dormitories and
classrooms. This has been sent 10 the
Chinese administration.
AS a result OF the prevailing conditions
there have been outbreaks Of typhoid
fever diphtheria and smallpox Up to
the present the Chinese authorities have
paid no attention to the protests which
have been made several times by the
foreign professors.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20

EYLAND-On June IS. at his residence. No II
Livingston St, Brooklyn. George Chance E-y-
land in the S7th year OF his age Funeral
services at his late residence. Monday after
noon. June 20 at . n Interment Chester
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
JEWS HELP CATHOLIC CHURCH
Prominent in Management Of Benefit of
Building Fund in Brooklyn.

Jews were prominent in the management
~ q benefit held at the Liberty Theatre
Liberty and Stone avenues, Brooklyn, for
the purpose Of erecting a new edif1ce for
the Roman Catholic Church Of the Pres
entation. Rockaway and st MaFA ave-
nues. whose old place Of worship was re-
Gently destroyed by fire The benefit held
on Saturday night under the auspices Of a
committee of one hundred citizens OF
Brov-nsvtlle. ocean Hill and East New
YORK was successful The proceeds.
amounting TO more than 5000, were turned
over TO the Rev. James Flynn. pastor OF
the church
William B. Roth, manager Of the Browns
vile branch Of the State Bank; Justice
Alexander S. Rosenthal, Louis Levine and
Patrick T. Lynch, Democratic leader Of the
district. were members Of the committee
in charge Of the benefit.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
rasr. Is No Real Countess CoInnar.

lhere Is No Real Countess Coln1ar.
Kor, TIE Countess Colmar" who is in
rs country is certainly not the late Count
oe Ctv-y's unmarried daughter. VINO
ls1 two years ago and who was the only
Granddaughter of Duke Charles Of Bruns-
FfE Nor is TIA Countess OF Colrnar
as VIE ot either Of the two Cor1tes de
Ffy Il is the womans claim TO be mar
q 70 the Duke De Bar-DurckhelTn
-Ih furnishes Z clew TO her IDENTITY.
-seat eighteen months ago the Counts
% Couatesses of Durckhetr1a- -Montnlartin,
70 are among the Oldest families Of the
Ffnan sristocracy and whose name IS
= known n America through the fire.
vi Participation cf TWO OF its members
motoring and in aviation contests, were
''4aea % learn that one of their hope
scions had married II London a sol
S1t Ficontesse de Civry. The young
-- who wss extrava CANT and il debt
= allowed himself 70 be inveigled by the
~sA into the belief that she was the
-4aoalghter Of the so-called Diamond
@s o. Brunswick and the chief heirsss
az colossal fortune Young Count
:. '-Sl-e-n had evidently paid very little
-on to the newspa per records Of the
esch Of the numerous trials in
1Iee' Switzerland and Germany having
-u.o1ied 70 demonstrate the foolish, not
: -e- Il 5y worse name pretensions Of
s-Inentic Countess de Civry.
A. - rs marriage the young count, find
;, 0st his bride had very little more
-. 'hsn himself. Instituted an inquiry
.'-sn which he became aware OF the
I. Known 70 most persons. that the
=, --'t3s had once ana for ali time been
-, o-' q oourt, and that his bride there
- --eo nothing whatsoever 10 hope for
ur ~-e fortune LEFT by the Diamond Duke
~, rs WICK. On learning this he straight
.,,. -7't his wife, declining TO have any
- more 10 DO with her. She followed
d.. Germany and. discovering his resi-
s,...l look possession thereof without any
s,,s.-. a as the count, on hearing % her
sp,r- Aad sought safety in flight His
ri,e 1oelshly entered into negotiations
Is -. - Offering her q sum OF as much
.s,-..' marks il she would abandon all
Oaes.-. eiSirns or him as her husband and
''sat to divorce.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
KAIsER'S KNEE IMPROVING
Doctors Issue Statement Denying Re-
mort of Operation.

Potsdar1. June 19-The Enperors physl-
clans. Drs Won Illberg and Niedener, issued
a statement to-day regarding the affection
of the knee from which the Emperor Is
suffering. They state that the inHamn1a-
ton is taking most favorable course ana
that the discharge has now almost ceased.
They deny absolutely the story pupnshed
this morning in the 'Lokal-Anzelger' say
ing that the trouble is not furuncular IN
character and that no operation was per
formed Yesterday. adding that DR.. Bier.
Who was said by the paper to have been
the onerating surgeon, did not visit the
palace yesterday.
The whole story is defined by the physi-
clans as an invention, and a comprehen-
sive denial has been made in order to set
the alarm of the public at rest.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
MRS CHARLES S. WHELEN.

Philadelphia, June ls - Mrs
,,,tanu, of charles S. Whelen, the philan-
+hroris+ ard banker. died at her home here
to-dav after long illness Before her
marriage she was Miss Migronette Violet.
of New Orleans.
She was a liberal patron of music ana
was one of the prime movers in bringing
the METROPOLITAN Opera Company to this
city. She was also interested in numerous
proiects. Mr. WreleH died on
June TO- His will, leaving a large estate In
trust for his wife, was probated yesterday
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
DUKE OF MoNTPENsIER's s HUNT
VIII Spend Several Weeks After Big
Game in Mexico.

FL Paso. Tex. June 1s.-The Duke of
Montpensier closely related TO the royal
households OF Spain and Portugal, who is
now travelling IN Mexico, will become the
guest of General Luis Terrazzas. of Chi
huahua, on June &c, and will spend sew
erai weeks hunting big game In the Sierra
Madre Mountains There General Terrazzas
owns thousands of acres. abounding IN
bear deer and mountain lions
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
FREIGHT STEAMER ASHORE
The Heimdal Runs on Sable Island Bar
Grew Still on Board.

Halifax, June 1s.-Held fast on the south
bar OF Sable Island. where she stranded
last night in dense fog the Norwegian
freight steamer Heimdal was discovered
to-day by government lifesavers when the
fog lifted The captain and crew remain
on board and will not leave the vessel as
long as the weather continues calm.
The Heimdal Is a vessel OF 1856 tons and
was bound for New Brunswick ports from
the Tyne. England. She lies about fifty
wards off shore close to the point where
the steamer Skidby was wrecked six years
ago. Wrecking steamers have been sent
from this port ana Sydney 10 endeavor to
- -. ,+eseeI and coast guardsmen are
nsS, noa - assist the crew in landing.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
A REAL MOTHER IN ISRAEL
Mrs. Schrifro Attends Family Party of
Sixty Of Her Descendants

More than four hundred persons attended
the brith-nleahle held yesterday at the
home of Mrs Rose Regovern, No 329 Grim
Minis avenue The Bronx. Among those
present was Mrs. Regovern's grandmother.
Mrs. Hedes Schnifro, eighty-seven years
old, who was accompanied by forty grand
children and twenty great-grandchildren
One of the rabbis connected with the Jew
ish Maternity Hospital, Of No 270 East
Broadway. oficiated.
Neighbors and friends alike We're delight
ed at the unusual gathering, and the ven
erable naatron who heads the family divided
the attentions which would otherwise have
centred on its youngest member.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
DIED.
In sfemoriam-
Prentice. George 2

ATsINs-suddenIy. on June II. II Loulse. o>.
loved wife Of W z Atkins Funeral services
and Putnam aves- Brooklyn. y. Y. Monday.
June % az 2 30 ?.
BAGLEY-June Il James Bagley Gym. Ser
vices. The Funeral Church No 24l West 23d
ST Frank z. Campbell BuilaingI. Moztay.
D. m
BULKLET-At PIaiuheld. y J.. June 10. 1910.
Caroline A. widow of Reginald ". Bulkisy, IN
home. No es3 West Tth ST.. PlainheId. y !.
questsd that no flowers be sent
CHAPIN-O1 Saturday. June IS. at me resi-
dehce OF the Misses Blake. No rs Vest ostn
81. Frances Mary. daughter Of the late Marcy
Skeele and Sheldon Chaplin Funeral p-tvate-
IL IS requested that flowers be sent
6To5hsr Of Mrs. 5u4a n Tor.s6a S5sz sna cSFos
Gorbett, Of san Francisco at ais late resi-
Funeraf &c Church Es So 2ai II wsst sassa sa e. q an
= Campbell Bgtlding). at 6:15 O'Clock Monday
evening. June 20
EYLAND-ou June IS. at his residence. No. II
Livingston St. Brooklyn George Chance Ey--
land. in the s7th year OF his age Funeral
services at his late residence. Monday after
Ho"G n 3 June 20. at 5 p n ln'srmen' Chester
IRVING-At Squirrel Inn. Twilight Park
Sunday. June 10 Amelia Greenwood. widow q
Ins I, lats GrIe Leslie ITyng Funeral az Sleep aoL
Jun June ga, - at m Train leaves Grand Cen"
JONE@At ThTog's Neck West Chester. New
York city. Friday, June IT. 1910. Catherine
Msrgaretta. widow Of Lewis coford Jones and
daughter Of the late Edwin Upshur BerTyrlan-
Funeral services at the residences of her sori-
in-law, Francis de R WIssmanr, Throg "a
Neck. Monday, June 90 ar II O'Clock
NEVINs-June Is. Mary Nevins- Services. The
Funeral Church. No 241 West z3d ST Frank
z Campbell Bulldfngl. sunday, O'Clock
RoLLINs-on June IS. 1910. Daniel G. Rollins.
Arrangements by Frank Z Campbell. 2f1 West
23d st. The Funeral Church
sTEvENs-on Thursday. June IS. 1910. at Els
Stevens. son Of the late John A ard Abby
Weld Stevens. IN the s4th year OF his age
Funeral services Will be held at St Pauls
June u. at $50 D. m
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION in the ssats
of New York-Ofics of the secretary. Frances
Tavern. New York June Is, I91O-Tne men,
bers OF this society requested 70 attend
the funeral services OF their associate mem
eiety and its first president, az ST. PauTs Chap
el, Broadway and Esssy street New York City.
on Tuesday. pSrr J9ss q at Tr9,e6pE 90 z ..,,,,
H r DROWNE. Secretary
THE MEMBERS OF THE NEW YORK HIS
funeral services OF John Austin stevens Hf8
member OF the society since 1S45. ard LIBRARIAN
1sto-loIs- at St PauI Chapel. Broadway and
Vesey st. on Tuesday. June q. at $50 D
SAMUEL '. HOFFMAN,. President
ACOSTA NICHOLS. Recording Secretary
TRACTWEIN-June 10. William Traut7xein.
n D, a. residence, No sos West 26Lh ST.
ing)- Time later
VAN wYCK-At Hudson " 7. Saturday June
IS. 1910. James PoIhenas Van Wyck- Funeral
Tuesday, June q. at $50
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
MISSOURI HOMES" WINNER
Woman Gets a Farm for Leading a
Country Wide Word Contest.

81. Louis. June 1s--Mrs- Mathilde Ru-
aotnh OF No. West Oak street. Chicago.
was tonight announced as the winner. OF
,ne fve-acre Missouri farm for having
formed the greatest number Of words Of
me letters comprising Missouri Homes
C,overnor HadIey VIII Tomorrow send
-be deed 70 the property 70 Mrs. Rudolph
Tho Missouri State Board OF immigration
conducted the contest More than fifteen
,toasand lists were submitted, coming
,ron every state and territory in the
Union.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
METHODISM'S CENTENARY
A Hundred Thousand Persons
Gather at Now Cop.

Stratford, England, June 19.-The CEN
tenary of Primitive Methodisn was cele-
brated to-day at its birthplace the his
torio hill called Now Cop, at Stoke-on
Trent There was a picturesque camp
meeting early in the day, and one hum
dred thousand Methodists from all parts
of the country are holding constant
succession of services.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
DR.. WILLIAM e. TRAuTWElN.

Dr. William Eugene Trautwein died SUD
denly of heart failure at his home, NO ooe
West 18th street, yesterday afternoon. he
vas graduated from the Bellevue Hospltai
Medical College twenty-four years ago, ana
became g. physician on the Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad. rising 10
the position of chief surgeon of the road
with a salary of $1,000 a year. He re-
signed his place ten years ago to resume
private practice. Dr. Trautwein, who was
forty-four years old, leaves wife
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
$4,000 RAISED FOR CHARITY
Metropolitan Opera company's S
Performance in Paris.

Paris, June 19-The Metropolitan
Opera Company gave a performance at
the Opera tonight as benefit for the
families of the men who lost their lives
by the sinking of the French submarine
Pluviose in the English Channel and for
other Paris charities. President Fai-
Heres and members Of his Cabinet occu-
pied the Presidential box. The beneht
netted nearly $4,000
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20

CHAPIN-On Saturday. June IS. At the resi-
dence OF the Misses Blake. No. 12S Vest 5sth
81. Frances Mary. daughter Of the tate Marcy
Skeele and Sheldon Chaplin Funeral private.
IL IS requested that no flowers be sent.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
rur r p. RAISES WAGES.

Montreal. June 1s--The Canadian Pacific
,,at'~,,ay company has arrived at an agree
- ,,,i,h its railway telegraphers. The
20 70 get IS more each month. which
-rtn Ill average per cent increase. The men
have a., accepted the terms. 1t is said that the
ia ,o,s ard trainmen will probably ac-
on 0A. sa+t,en1ent on the same lines.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
p,NcHoT ON YALE COUNCIL

New Haven. June 1s.-Ginord Pinchot. of
Washington. was elected a member OF the
council OF the Yale China Mission at the
annual Meeting. held tonight Other nsnn-
hers OF the council elected are J. L. Ho-
taifr-, OF Chicago: DR.. Henry Biodgett. OF
Ne1V York, and Dean F. 6. Jones, OF Yale
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
YALE DEGREE FOR j. j. HILL.

LBy Telegraph TO The Tribune-l
New Haven, June 1S.--The degree OF DOC
tor OF Laws will be conferred on james
J. Hill, the railroad man, at the Yale COM
mencement exercises on Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Mr.. BRYAN SPEAKS AT GLASGOW

Glasgow. June 19.-Willlam Jennings
Bryan spoke here tonight at the beginning
of series OF meetings similar TO the Inter
national Missionary Conference now being
held at Edinburgh.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
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Highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees:
lowest So; average. 20; average for correspond
ing date last year, "a average for corresponding
date last thirty-thrss years 70
Local Forecast.-Generally fair to-day ana
Tuesday; light variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
MAaRI Ed.

LIDRERT-WARDwELL- Saturday. June
IS 1910 ar stamford. Conn. by the Rev
Louis F. Berry. Helen. daughter Of Dr. an!
Mrs Ciaison shaw Wardwell 70 Frederick w
Liebert. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Liebert.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Observations OF United States weather bu-
.aus taken az 8 .. m. Yesterday follow:

Local Official Reeord.-The following orncial
record from the Weather Bureau shows ths
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding
aata II last Year;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

s.,,ssion 10 the American Museum of
Natural History. -. - s....,..
MSetlhFK ~ the City OF New York. Hotel
As.or 8 =. m
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
Nlalns coasinshin 70 . King.

~ MONEY was about 70 be paid over
sse,s. re woman vas by mere chance
- s1-sh'zed : as a Berlin adyenturess. whose
II. vas kathie Schulz. who for a
ro. a.. hgaTed in Berlin vaudeville as a
- r. g -naeG The name Of "Cyssy Civre. %
-A-clas were Likewise shown that
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
forecast for Special Localities

England Eastern New York. Eastern Penn
svIvania and New Jersey generally fair ana
continued warmer to-day and Tuesday: light
variable winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and
Delaware, cloudy and continued wruner to-
dav and Tuesday: light variable winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New
York generally fair and continued warm to-day
and Tuesday; light variable winds
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
MARRIED.

TAYLOR-MORToN-In New York City. ca
Sunday June 70 1910 b. the Rev. Samuel g.
Mitchell. Rosina g Morton 20 KincheD =
Taylor. ". D Rome. Utica and Kansas CITY
papers please copy.
Notices of marriages ard deaths must -
accompanied by full name and address
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
IN MEMORIAN.
PRENTICE

PREN TIE
Requiem mass in memory OF George 3 Prem
tice musical director at the Church OF St Mary
the Virgin. No 1S9 West 10th 81, Monday,
June 20, az 10.45 a. n
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
CEMETERIES.
THE WOODLAND CEMETERY

Is readily accessible BY Harlem trains frors
Grand Central Station. Webster and Jeror1s
avenue trolleyS and by carriage Lots $50 I'D
Telephone 4s55 Grarercy for Book OF Views
or representative
once 20 East 2sd St. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20
rNDFRTAKERS

| FRANK E CAMPBELL, 241-3 West 23d ST
ChapeIs, Private Rooms Private Anbulances
Tel. 1924 Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-20

Correction June IT, Alex B Cor5ett.
brother OF Mrs N Moreh0gse and ". c.
Corbett- Of san Francisco. at his late resi-
dence. No. 20S East 18th St Funeral at The
Funeral Church No 241 West 23d ~. CFranx
Z Campbell Building1. at 6:15 O'Clock Monday
evening. June 20
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-03-08
University Notes

In order to break away from the old
method OF always having a class pic
ture on the steps OF the college build
ing. the university sophomores made a
trip to the big block ''U" on the hill
Monday afternoon and had the year book
picture taken with the class assembled
within the u
AS result OF the action Of the faculty
at the regular weekly meeting held Mon
day. Banning. who was star actor in
the freshman flour episode last week.
was placed on probation during the re-
maindcr OF the year His temporary
suspension is removed and he is to re-
main in school providing no other OBJ
jections are raised by the faculty.
Six men signed up for the prelimIn-
AIRY speaking contest which Is TO be held
among competitors OF the senior class
next Friday. The subjects Will be chosen
from the general subject, Modern
Economic Life in the United states" a
cash prize of S25 Will be offered for the
best speaker.
The junior civil engineering students
will resume work today ON the railway
surveying problem which was com
menccd by the class last fall.
Thirty men showed UP Monday after
noon at the FIRST call FOR men to join
the cross-country club Cole and Alley.
the mile runners OF last year. led the
squads, which took long course out
TO the south Of Mt OliVet and thence
around the fort
The freshmen will have class pic
ture for the year book providing moth
ing intcrferes.
The Chronicle this week contains a
full copy OF the new constitution OF the
student body adopted by the students
at the meeting held last Friday.
The matter of the junior mining and
geology trip is causing a great deal of
speculation on the part OF the junior
engineers. In previous years the stu
dents have done the summer geology
work during the summer survey trip.
This year, however. the seniors voted TO
do the geology work while on the senior
mining trip. and this will ncccsstatc
DR.. Pccll's going on the senior trip. he
will be unable 10 go with the juniors
until after the close OF school. A plan
has been proposed to have the juniors
take their geology work on Saturdays.
but this is not agreeable 60 all. owing
10 incomplete shop work. and hence the
faculty has not yet decided how the
junior summer work will be conducted.
1T may bc necessary 10 have the geology
work for the juniors come at the end of
the trip instead or at the first part as
has been customary,