NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. JUNE 30. 1900. 3

little girl, and by and by Is going to live with her CO\TiyEXTAL UyiOW. and 6leep with Sel every night. INCIDENTS IN SOCIETT. LEAGUE FOR The Rev. G. L.Perln, No 2D7 Shawmut-ave.. Boa- ton, will receive all pledges, and each pledge sent NATIONAL. OFFICERS ELECTED AND A TLJL.7- OnSy-WomnsiMfiE will entitle the sender to a picture of Suye. the There was a constant travelling through town FORM ADOPTED. little Japanese gin they are helping to educate. yesterday, and It seemed as If the entire place- Japanese children are always an Interesting was In transit. Every one who ran get away over The National Continental Union League held Its study, talks and Arthur Dloyy has been giving re- the Fourth i-< making efforts to get into the coun- first regular quarterly meeting yesterday afternoon centiy In London at the Earis' Court Exhibition on try before that festival. Many of the numerous in the rooms of "The Expansionist." No. 258 Broad- this subject. There were no better babies In the way. CHILDREN OF THE DESTITUTE. world, he seld. and he gave it as his experience GOOD CHEER. house parties begin from to-day, and the guests Those present were Edward Lauterbaca. Francis W. that ho wan three months in Japan before he heard Hiw you ha* f»r» expected to rtimain past the Fourth. Mr. and Glen. John D. Klelev. John C McGulre. cry. had ikin.ness shown? a child and as the child tn question had a Mrs. Almertc H. Paget and their little child G. W. Gibbons and Edward P. Brown. very bad fall he consider-?! it Justified In giving Pass It on. — THE NUMBER COMMITTED TO PX'BX.IC INSTI- vent to It? feelings. Mr. Dlosy drew attention to Twiinot friven (Or you atone started for Newport. Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont The following officers were elected: President. the intense gravity of Japanese chl dren, and closed her villa at Hempstead and went aiso to Paul Dana; vice-presidents. Andrew H. W. TUTIONS IS INCREASING Paul it si Newport. wh*re she will be all summer. Mrs. Green. YEARLY. humorously remarked that Lord Salisbury in read- L#t It Bourke Darwin U. James. George Hoad- levity travel down th* yean. John Vinton Dahlgren went to Philadelphia, where Cockran. ing dispatches would- present a picture of ly. SAYS FRANCIS H. WHITE. compared with tl he Japanese child. He Let It wipe father's tear*. In the suburbs of that city she will pass the Silas B. Dutcher. John D. Kleley. John Wood- TillIn heaven the aspearm. Fourth with her Mr«. Joseph Drexel. Mr ward and Edward Lauterbach; treasurer. Silas B. said, too, that one cannot address a Japanese child deed mother. Dutch Francis H. White, secretary of the Brooklyn In the light to which oc. and Mrs. CorUai Field Bishop, who were an- secretary, Francis Wayland Glen; cona- and familiar manner we are Pass It to away sel. George Lauterbach; Children's Aid Society, spoke yesterday morning at accustomed, such as "Poor little Pooksy-Wooksy," nounced sail to-day, will not set until next Hoa.i and Edward Ex- terms, of the v eek. Mr. ar I Mrs George J. Gould were in town ecutive Committee. Paul Dana. John C M=Guire. the meeting of the Summer School In Philanthropic or the like endearing as the gravity In the Edward P. Darwin R. James, W. Bourke child would forbid any such familiarity and cause THE SUMMER OF THE HEART. morning, and then they went over to Brook- Brown. Work of the "Removal of Children from Their eyes lyn to the polo match. They go to the Cockran. Silas B. Dutcher. John D. Kieley. Edward the visitor to fee! abashed. The ut the Jap- For all Lauterbach Waylandl Homes." Mr White has had a large experience hlld are full of its feelings, and the four- the wintry— flakes of frost It's summer time Catskills over Sunday, but will not start until the and Francis W. Glen. Francis sage at you If it had somewhere arrival of the St. Louis, on which is Mrs. Kingdon. Glen was also elected- secretary and general man- through society, teen-months-oid looks as ager. t,s his connection with this and point- solved the problem of life. Violets in th- valleys, bird songs In the air; Mrs. Gould's mother. Th<- chilly winds lips A platform was adopted favoring the political ed out the characteriF'l-s of a normal famfl: Be The lecturer then went on to point out that the have only blown the lily's mother, apart-- union of the two great English speaking communi- said that where the families are not normal efforts Japanese child is carried on the back of Its The polo game was well attended, especially by ties that occupy North reaffirming and re- or of an elder sifter, and that a little girl with a It's summer tn the world, my dear, and summer America: should be made to secure homes for the children games In the heart! the enthusiastic lovers of the gam* who live In asserting the Monroe Doctrine and expressing faith child on her ba.-k would play with other emancipation hemisphere elsewhere; as. for Instance, where the father Is en. apparently without feeling any Incon- the vicinity of Meadow Brook. It was a Meadow In the ultimate of this For all the gray skies glooming it's in the from all European control. addicted to drink and the mother is unable to sup- venience, llr. E>i'->>*y stated that Jappn^se physi- summer Brook day. and the colony out In full force. lately against the dells— was In-addition to the Executive C-ramltt«e and 3 art port herself and J'er He alFo discussed cians have been fighting practice. merry William K. Vand«rbi!t sailed on the Valiant. He above, is Advisory children. they opinion to it to be In the song of reapers, in the tinkling of of Directors mentioned there an as were of the that was oelis; will be absent until Monday. consisting not less the methods to be employed and the benefits derived attributed In great measure the unfortunate fact the Board of than five men from Japan The sweet smith skies are brightening as with each State and Territory and each province of by the child. In a case where a child is to be that a great proportion of the population of Canada. present this Board numbers seventy, suffers from a curvature the legs, or what id springtime's magic art— The sailing lists to-day are not very heavy. Mr. At removed, "the benefits of the child." Mr. White of But the sweetest summer, dearest, and Is being added to rapidly. The Hamilton Trust called colloquially "bandy legs," owing to the la the summer and Mrs. Nathaniel McCready are passengers on depository of said, "should be the primary consideration of the clasped of the in the heart! Company was selected as the the child's legfs being round the waist the Lucanla, which leaves port this morning. Dr. league, the meeting adjourned to the first Tues- society rather than the desires and feelings of the person carrying It He proceeded to describe the and which, \r Still, still the birds are singing, and still the groves and Mrs. Lewis Rutherfurd Morris, de- day inSeptember. parents." He also declared that the number of Japan-- -. viz.. the tabi. would green. whose appear. Is a kind of ?o-k with a compartment made ar» parture has been several times announced, are also children committed, to public institutions Is increas- the great toe: but he informed Ana still the roues redden and the loyal lilies lean. for the Insertion of on the same ship. Others sailing are James Henry JUDGMENT AGAiyST J. 0. ARMOUR. ing yearly. the audience that In Japan children, as a rule, go Love fades not with the season; when summer diys barefoot, owing fact, and to the depar- Smith, who so recently came rate a large fortune; While speaking of the manner of punishing and it was ta this It's still, my tabl that the Japanese have such exquisite feet. summer dearest. In the Eden of the Mr. and Mrs. -William E. Podge. George Draper, fathers who desert or do not support their families, heart: Mr. and Mrs. WUlard S. Brown. Mr. and Mrs R. H<» pointed out that the use of the tahl enables the — SfED he suggested that such persons should be put in Japanese to use the toe for ii greater number of (F. L. Stanton. G. Fell, of Philadelphia, and Dr. Reginald H. Sayre. THE PACKHra FIRM FOR BREACH OF COM* prison they perform work, returns purposes than we ,-;m. and That the Japanese work- where some the rule, holds his work with h:> TRACT. to be given to the family. man as a CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED. Herbert Parsons has purchased the little house Brace, by Mr. of the New-York Children's Aid So- A collection of pretty scrap pictures has reached at No. 112 East Thlrty-fifth-st.. where Mrs. S. Van Judgment for 154.~0i5 was entered default ciety, who was present, said that the industrial > Co., yes- WOMEXBCRIEI IXTHE BBEY the office without the name of the sender. They Rensselaer Cruder used to live. He will have it against Jonathan O. Armour, of Armour St schools receive the children of shlftles? and des- A assigned in the will be forwarded to Miss SaHle White for her hos- altered considerably before he and his bride to terday. in favor of John E. Cannon on an titute pare:.' aa'-'e no room Miss Elsie take possession, late in the public schools or unable to attend for lack of pital books. Embroidery silk fame from M.v be. Clews, claim from Beaumont & of Sioux City. lowa, are autumn. Herbert Parsons Is the guest at present Nease. sufficient food and clothing. Their teachers visit Charles F. Rams> ed stamps from I on a claim for breach of contract for non-delivery these children and supply their needs as far as PRECEDENTS FOR LAYING MRS. GLAD- koepsle, N. V.; a circular air cushion for the In- of Mr. and Mrs. Clews at Newport. in of pork loins. Suit was brought against the firm possible, the children naving to do some work valid outiit' from "M.E. H..' silk and return tor this. STONE BY HER HUSBAND'S SIDE. velvet express without a name, *w> Mrs. Calvin 3. Brlce and the Misses Brlce are of Armour &Co.. bat Jonathan O. Armour was the importance schools clearly bundles silk quilt pieces, ribbons, laces summons, The of the Industrial Is containing soon to go to the Adlrondacks. where they have a partner served with the on June 8. at shown by the fact tbs .dren are In their "Westminster Abbey has enshrined the remains and beads from Xlrs Languor., of Manhattan, and Pier No. 43. North River. Philip D. Armour Is the) camp. Brlce has been town for a few care and are educated in the ordinary branches so of so many men who hay; made the history of a roll of Pages without a name. Mrs. In other partner. Philip D. Armour. Jr.. the third fit them for better positions weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Agar will also pass a partner, died on January 25. ac to England the time of Edward the Confessor O. Mrs. S. S. Packard, financial and recordlr.g secrt- from at camp, It was learned last night that Philip Society, away great statesman SUNSHINE DISTRIBUTED part of the summer their Adirondack and D. Armour tary of the Little Mothers' Aid told of till the passing of the last William Rockefeller is to go up In the same moun- was In Europe, and that the other member of the the work done by them and the amount of good Victorian era." says "The London Chron- A large trunk filled with hundreds of miscel- tains, he game preserve, just firm was at Ms country place. their of the — where has a splendid accotr.plish<'rgymari in Washington, Oumtms of the Confessor Caroline books to a and children will go to their place on Long Island Mr. to in Brooklyn. THE graciously received Jeannie Deans. fourteen other greetings members and Mrs. A. Can CanSeld and the Misses Canflald BROADWAY HELD FOR CMOCB. Philadelphia and Manhattan. "Thus no precedent will be created In placing will go direct to Newport, and James J. Van Alen Van who expected by the Richard Leonard Bell the newspaper man. Who corner quid wife,' Gladstone, beside her hus- and th° Mi--*"* Aler.. are the Mrs. to be helped through the same ship, will also go to Newport. was stabbed seven times last Saturday night la Nor will she be the first of the Glynne The twelfth member aid band. of the special dime fund is a young man in Man- front of the Bijou Theatre. InBroadway, by John family to rest within that 'church of tombs." for GOWN OF* EMBROIDERED BLACK GRENA- hattan who Is 111 with consumption. Although The list of house parties for this week end and Cain, a colored porter in the Delevan House, at Mrs He!«n Glynne, grandnlece of John Glynne (a DINE. there are many days when he is not able to be up, •he Fourth Is large. Colonel and Mrs. John Jacob Fortieth-st. and Broadway, died at th« New-York famous Cro-mwelllan, whose aches are In St. Mar- Hospital yesterday morning from his injuries. yet he falls to "pass on" the magazines and Astor have a few friends at Ferncliff, and Mrs. J. garet's Church, close by), was buried In Monk's never Coroner Bausch committed Cain to th^ Tombs books are Bent to him. Oftrimes a bundle of Plerpont Morgan will have a family parry at Hlgh- pending inquest. vault, in the- Chapel of Henry VII.1733. that the WOMEN IX SCIENCE. JAPAy. reading matter is sent from the general office that '.and Falls. At Southampton Mr. and Mrs. Henry "LITTLE MOTHER?" OF the devoted wives of the Abbey must so will Mr. and Mrs "Among he may have the pleasure of distributing It. Trevor will entertain and iyAVGURATIOy GIVERyOM The cares and trials of the "Little Mothers"' of be mentioned Ei^anor of Castile, of whom Charing Barclay ar.d Mr and Mrs. J. Hampden OF DOLE. Having been unable to work for three years, his Mr. and Mr?. Douglas Robinson, as usual. are as yet hardly known to the world at corruption of chere-reine— must ever re- Robb." Japan Cross— a little savings have been exhausted. A home and have house goeeta at their place n»ar XTTTALL BELIEVES THAT A PROM- belong the very poor testimony of thirty-six years of married by kln.j hearted a tilled with large, and when the girls to main a much tender care are given him a Orange, on Overlook Mountain. LAST OF THREE HISTORIC SCENES THATStAJC232> FTELJ} pretty it. As Phllippa of T. S. S. member. The $2 forwarded was needed TSIXG IN ARCHEOLOGY class they have a hard time of soon life The beautiful. Madonnalike and being forty-two for medicines to relieve acute distress, as THE ANNEXATION OF HAWAII. as the oldest girlIs strong enough she takes entire Hainault, close by, could boast of such has fulfilled its Sunshine mission. Mr. and Mrs. William Jay SchieffeUn wf.l wait 'PEN TO THEM. charge of the younger children, and the baby is years a happy wife. Another wife. Anne of Bo- at Scarborough on the Hudson until the return of Honolulu. June 14.— The last of the three great In- strapped upon her back, to be carried about all day, hemia, i.« represented in portrait-effigy clasping af- CHEER IN PROFUSION. Mrs. Elliott F. Shepard from Bi'.-.more. Mrs. cidents in the history of the annexation of the The convention ended of the American As- side, GOOD Europe, and Mr. and Mrs. Just often when she is too frail to endure it. Then fectionately the hand of the husband by her Shepard sails for Hawaiian Islands to the United of America sociation for the Advancement of Science held at Miss Ida Belmer Camp, president of the T. 8. S. Schieffelin will go to Bar Harbor. States frequently, when the baby is able to go by itself, though he, alas, did not share her tomb, being took place this morning when 3. B. Columbia College has given women an unexpected branch at Caro, Mich., has distributed three hun- Governor Dole. the "Little Mother" Is sold, ifher parents can get years afterward murdered in Pomfret Castle. The first Executive of the American territory, come of the strongest papers In the dred young plants and packages of seeds since the Mr. and Mrs. Philip Rhinelander have gone *o was In- rrominence. a price for her. first to be buried beneath the beautiful Chapel of augurated. The oath meetings having by fair announcement was made that she was willing to Saratoga Mrs. \u25a0William Rhine- of office waa taken and the been read them. In the de- Is being poor girls by Henry woman, own wife. Elisabeth, Many for the summer. Inaugural Much good done for these VIIwas a hl9 distribute this form of sunshine. re- short address delivered on the spot that was partment of physics Mrs. E. M. Souvielle contrib- birth U-. child In the Tower have not Sun- larder Stewart has also been there for a time. the young people of the Universallst Church of who died In giving a quests come from people wno are Lispenard Stewart is at Newport. the scene of the other two affairs— the reading of uted a paper or. "The Nature of Sound." In chem- Fund, years wEgypt, and arrived at ths novel conclusion year actually inter- Liny buttons. Clark, Clark University, which was Japan. Captain Klnney. Lieutenant R. that the raid scheme may he considered universal ley.- It now numbers seventy-six live pledges "The ashes of wife and husband the founder of L. Liver- The collar Is fash- more, the Rev. Dr. A. J. Lyman. of Brooklyn; and to have formed the basis of all of the ancient six for one year. But this amount cannot mingle In the case of Caroline and George 11. for WOMAN'S PRIN-ionably filed in the Probate Court In this city a short time and NO 7.B36— shaped. with Parkinson, civilizations. educate and provide for many girls, and a number when ho was conveyed t6 the crave twenty-three CESS WRAPPER. points In the back. It ago. 13 to be contested by Adelphia E. Clark, Colonel 3. R. of England; Colon* lire. N'HtaU exhibited a series of diagram Illus- years bands, Clark, BsttssMMi; trating Toklo are anxious to get In. later than his wife the wooden side of each Is trimmed with narrow velvet which are daughter of the late Simpson on the ground Waggamor.. of Mrs. S. Untermeyer and the different modes used In different lands in cofltn, in accordance with his Instructions, was re- with small steel buckles In trie front. The to flgnre the coemlcal scheme, and compared the Miss Catherine M. Osborn. who is In charge of caught of mental Incapacity and undue influence. She James Her.ry Smith wf.' sal! to-day on the Lu- moved- So many feminine memorials have a place correct two piece sleeve has Blight fulness al the legacy of EOO. while others equally of Assyrian and Egyptian archaic modes with the Tokio. sends report to "The in the chapels of St. Nicholas that It might well. velvet applied with received a cania. the Girls' Home in a Bhoulder and rows of are many thousands. This contest may Mexican calendar stor<\ which reveals the same In modern be called the Lady ChapeL the slightly flaring kin received Hathaway Unlversaiist Leader" of little Suye. who has lately a cense. stylish effect at wrists. much to Clark University, which receives Dr. will attend the International features with the addition of elaborate details. The "But the Abbey contains no more sweet or noble The wrapper Is effectively trimmed with bands mean lnterf-stlr.gr problem before the archaeologist is been taken into the Home. minded Margaret, of around entire lower edge, more than J1.000.0C0. as others of the legatees re- Christian Endeavor Convention in London, which now woman than the mother of velvet ribbon the may the contest. to determine when and how the system became Suye'a sister Bel ha» been a member for some Henry VII. Intellectual, she stood as the patroness which measures only three and three-quarter yards ceiving small bequests Join in ho will address. He is also commissioned to repre- universal. time, regard to Baye Miss Osborn writes: of Cajcton and tae printing press; pious and benev- In the medium size. Cashmere. Henrietta, French sent the United States at the Sunday Rest and In olent, she founded tw6 colleges at Cambridge, and flannel or flannelette would be appropriate mate- Con- a!HO the Lady Chair and model, LARGE ORDERS FOR HEAVY OUW& gress, to bo held In Paris In October. Suye, half old. has Margaret of Divinity rials for this with trimmings of ribbon or EVWTIHG WITH THE CAMERA. Little now five and a years certain charities at Westminster. Then whole. The which Is to sail Genoa, been a much petted member of our Sunday school the braid. Bethlehem. Penr... June 2).— The Government ha* Aller. to-day for by Ernest Seton-Thompeon. the author-artlst-lect- to realm of romance contains nothing more tragic To make this wrapper In the medium slzo will way Naples, among ever since she was old enough be carried on the than the life story of Lady Arabella Stuart, who yards of p'a^ed an or.i^r with the Bethlehem Steel Com- of Gibraltar and willhave her urer. advocßtes a rfw sport, "Hunting with the sister. Her odd, clever was require nine- and three-quarter 36-inch or passengers George back of an older brother or brought to the Abbey at dead of night. Curiously six and a quarter yards of 44-lnch material. The Itar guns. Including. It 1«< said s»ven 10-inch the Rev. and Mrs. Braier. Jr., Camera," which he claims calls for the exercise of little sayings would be much missed here and In enough. In the nine chapels radiating sizes for 32, 34, the Rev. James O'Brien. Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday and Friday afternoon kindergarten round that pattern. No. T.566. Is cut In a M. 3S. a 12-inch breechloa.ling rtfes an.l fourteen Derma c! all the One oi the old eport. minus the the of the Confessor, the sues of five ancient altars 42 44 and 46 inch bust measure. m Ogden. of Green burg, the Rev. Dr. H. A. Tupper. Qualities Sunday school class. occupied by the women, 40 r.ars and other smaller Jr., and than seventy members of killing He too: "It takes nerve, are tombs of and each -patch to the Or.- more the Pales says, more grit. By taking her at this age we are far more certain of them Protestant. The Percys, last private tine Commaadery. and it is the courage, a!) that sort of thing, to photograph game of making a useful woman of her. con- family that can claim right of burial In the Abbey, COUPON ENTITLING TO ONE PATTERN. Among these who will sail on the Minneapolis than to end its life. Iknow oid miners in the sidered by missionaries far better to take them a* have only raised one monument to member of WUJM May Irwin rude, possible. Being young neces- a A STARIS STEAMSHIP AGROUND. to-morrow are M:*s and a party of West, men unlettered and who have hung early as M it will be the family, and that a woro*n—Elizabeth Percy. ANT SIZE. OF NO. 7.858. friends. Professor J. L. Townsend and delegates up weapons and hunt eary Suye be provided for for at least twelve Percy Rellq'ies. Island, the largest of Johr. H. Statin's to their in their cabins now that years patroness of the The Glen the Christian Endeavor Society's convention. with the cazrera." years, but If at the end of five the Juniors "Not only was Oliver Con-well burled In steamers, went aground between the London, pledge for longer period this the (j^tof Glen The Mtnnehaha. in the sister ship of the ci-nnot renew their a Abbey, but also his mother, at ninety-four; his Minneapolis. Is dv» at this port July 20 may then become I ward of the sister, Cut this out. nil la with Inches, name and *A- Island pier and the end of Davenport's Neck late and la Little Junior and favorite dau^nter, who Introduce us to scheduled to sj.ll July 23. Tha Church at large. Ifeel confident, however, that 'the Interior domesticities of the Protector house- lay afternoon. The tide was low and the 13,20 Minnehah* Is of 4r«»«, «nd millit to THE PATTBBN DE- tons register. 6U) fiet long. 63 foot beam and the Juniors will became too much attached to their hold." But all, except Elizabeth Clay pole the mar- tried to turn his boa: around, but the bow charge give . has a hold depth of « feet. Toilet Soap most little Japanese ever to her up. The ried daughter, were igr.oniinlously exhumed at the PARTMENT Or THE TRIBUNE. struck a rock. Two other steamers after about Among tha passengers on The Girls' Home has come to be considered by the gins Restoration. hour's work managed to pull the stranded. the chartered Anchor and day school as a place of half an Line steamer City of Rome, sailing to-day for Glas- of our school Bus pro- "In Poet's Corner memorials to such women aa boiit gow, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. 'riser-Campbell. so Mrs. Suyes mother, considers her- Mrs. Barrett Browning and to Christina Ro*settl are Dr. motion Ilda. girls F. C. E. Mattiaon. of Pasadena, CoL; Mrs. in favor with persons self highly honored to have her two chosen as era conspicuous by their absence. But Impartiality No, 7.836 Bust an. Mich., PetU- \u25a0 CHEMICAL WORKS BrRSED. Alma. Home girls. , . as to sex and nationality is shown In the beautiful John. of and Dr. C. Van Zwoienburs. widow ha had a severe struggle with marble medallion Jenny Llnd, the Swedish Name _....._._.....-...... •-.-"..•••••» of Riverside. Cai. This brave a to night- -.-"'-' • Buffalo. N. V.. June 29.—The MUson Rendering poverty, only by the roost faithful l«»try and ingale. Impartiality has also admitted to the Abbey \u25a0\u25a0-;' The Mi*.-- which sails to-day for and Addrea. ~ Works were burned this morning. The fire is way Rotterdam oirefinement. severest economy has been able to kt-ep*her family several actresßes. / by of Boulosme-sar-Mer. willhave among her together and give them something of an education. "Last and noblest of the lhustrlous ladies buried thought to have been caused by an overheated passengers Professor and Mrs. B. L Robinson, Little Suye seems to have forgotten how she felt In the Abbey was Lady Augusta Stanley, the much smokestack. The losa, 5200.000. is covered by insur- Captain J. T. Thompson an.i Captain and Jin. plant belonged to the W. when we took her sister Into the Home. Then she loved maid of honor of the Queen. For twelvo Inclose 10 cents to par mailing and handling ance. The American Chemi- M M. Travis. & regard some terrible creature who years she was an angel of light not only to {or cal Company, of New- York, which owns and op- On the Graf which sails to-day. COLGATE CO. seemed to me as her •xpensaa each p-tur. wanwd. works Waidersee. wO had robbed her of her precious sister. Now she husband. Dean Stanley, but to visitors and to "the erates similar In various sections of the be among others Judge Ira A. Abbott. Processoru*ewr tells every one that she has become Miss Gaborn'a poor of Westminster." country. UF. Pllcher and, Hi** CareJas BUsassV