her «na«on iruest« Colonel and Mrs. JAMES CAMPBELL DEAD <~h-,rlea M«('nuley, of Washington. PRINCETON GREETS GATHERS . Mrs Is arrive TO SOCIETY Lucille Carter to from POLO GÜESTS MAKE LEAVES $150,000 Capitalist Succumbs Three rtillndrtphlA early in Jul«. RETURNING 'GRADS' Mr. and Mr«. Ellsha Dyer arrived to¬ Weeks After Operation. POLO MATCH at Wayside. FRIEND'SDAUGHTER FOR day MERRY IN COUNTRY tBy Telegraph to The Tribune 1 Greenwich, Conn., June 12..James TOT SINGS POLICE Campbell, sixty-seven, former presl- Throng Awaits Arrival of Presi¬ Foreign Diplomatic Corps, ODEJO Nassau County Houses Are Dr. Everett Herrick's Will, dent of the North American Company, dent Wilson To-day.Honors and Statt Offi¬ Little Marie Abashes Inspector Influx of $2,000,000, of New York, and director of a score for Students. National with Verse and Thronged by Disposing cr more of railroad and public utilities Roses. companies the country, died cials to See First Came. The door of Chief of Visitors. Remembers Munroes. throughout [By T«!«cr»ph to Th« Tuba»«.] Inspector M»x at his summer home in Indian Field Princeton, N. J., June 12-Th« festivi¬ Schmittherger's office at Polio* Head¬ He was on for a ties for the l«7th commencement at quarters swung «-.pen yesterday, tfdmlttlng to-night. operated Marle carbuncle on the neck three weeks ago. Princeton University began to-day with OF VISITORS .huelyn and Julia Amato, each TO GOLF CLUB LEGATEE many graduates SWARM eight year« old wore all dreaaed ALL EAGER SEE Mrs. Campbell said only a week ago, returning. President They Woodrow Wilson will »rrlve to-morrow. up, and Julia carried a big bouquet of IF IT "DRY" In response to Inquiries, that her hus¬ FILLS CITY'S FOTELS BIG MATCH PLAYED STAYS Reunion coutumes of th» more recently roses band's condition was not serious. She graduated classe« mad« Marie, and spots of glaring puahed pulled along, ap¬ and their daughter, Lois, survive him. color throughout the town and proached the inspector'« deak, fast. ne«l eaxnpua. Half 46 Be¬ The daughter made her debut in St. A novelty In the of tha mem¬ Gardner to Becom? Howard her eye« on his shield and delivered her¬ American and British Colors at Dozen of Cousins Get costuming .Miss Louis a year ago. Her coming out was ber« of 1809, who represent a of self as follows: pack Bride This Dinner Parties and Other quests.Wife's Brother Re¬ marked by continued thefts from the cards, ha« been introduced by making the Burgess's In the rain and In the «un»hlne, ceives $1,500,000. family by a maid, Marie Penelli, marrl«»d m«n of th» class wear th« red Afternoon. In th» ««inter through th«a »now. Festivities. who, spots. On the »tr.-pii, our lit«- policeman came from Genoa. Most of the missing every city in th« Plan«*» and »how» vi» hon who Four new I rreta i»r«p Lona- Jun« 12..In The will of Dr. Kverett Herrlek. were members were elected In th» of the Little children <«f Orae« V Ife-npstead, bl.-n-l, the valuables recovered when Marl« Phi Beta membera foreign diplo- Send the»r to died on April 1 at ¦ Fast Bist st., at Kappa Society from the senior th« tloavrr» U thnr.k» you every lares, country of Nassau was taken ill and forced to go to Roose- ¦»atfC corpa »ten officials o| national, For the kindly way >..ii h«lp tli.-m plaes age of eighty-five, filed In the Su-Togate«.' das«, increasing the membership to one- All the r velt The maid was later In¬ tenth .:atr and ettj government«,Will be rcpr«»- long, long vvlnt« IhroaafaV County ti»-nlfjtit tbere are many guests '«Hirt fsmtkVàUf, dispos*»« of an estate Hospital. of the class. They are Pierce But¬ interna- duced the Italian So¬ aa_t«- to-d»: xt th« flr«t if th« The Phlef Inspector Mushed, stam¬ who have runic down for the Interna¬ valued at ahout $2,e/>o,ono, of which $11«.Cr.*e K. Munroe, of 126 Madison AV-. were admitted to the ag ev«iing. 1'.nner parlies were held throughout in« the 'Frisco Railroad. «enlor council of * »Have lunchecis in town at ¦".ho is in St. Vincents Hospital recover* a friend of the te»tator. receives $125/«*» the univer«lty. These Manv Meadow Brook, Westbury, -..-.. Include H. R. Bal- hotel« to¬ Rockawajr, In cash and a J2.">,",*0 mortgage on n->r Hn. New York the ia-eli ibla restaurarían«! lng from a bullet wound. W h.atley Mills, Oyster and PIplriK City; Jame« V. Forreatal. to while Bay father'«, residence. Dr. Munroe receives Beacon. N. Y. : day hefore t.'^nK out tie game, Rock sections tO-Blght. and at the Carden S. ISHAM DIES SUDDENLY Jame« L. Mott, Mont- on S JT.VX) mortgage on the golf course of dair; w. M. New other* * rOtOP from copitry place» City Hotel so »»rent was the demand 'or Kill«, Orlean». R. 8. «mall dinner» the MsJSlstOtsS Club and two mortgages Cowan. the islarii Many iiformal 107 GRADUATED !. cms that billiard room.«, parlors, and Washington; O. S. Putnam, were in town for $15.mv) and $10,000, which Bursts While Well N. and tàeatr« partie« given all public room« were with rot respectively, Artery Johnstown, Y.: I. V. Mack»niie. Hart¬ supplied Dr. held on the clubhouse. ford; Weir lact nis-!"- ind the restaurmts and hotel» to the overflow. Herrlek Known Artist Is Stewart, Auburn. N. Y.; K. AT WEST POINT supply The Iflc In the will of Dr. Golfing. V. m-ere r» » a« pay as at the height of The Meadow Brook and Hunt spe< bequests Logan. Allegheny. Penn.; David Flem¬ Rorkaway DOLAN DIES Herrlek to a llttl» more than East Hampton. Long Island, June 11. ing, Sea« "\ ork season. cluhs and. the Rock Club THOMAS amount Harrisburg, Penn.; Howard Froe- »jit Piping have $.'i»i.noo, and the residue is left to JsUMS Samuel tsham, a well-known artist, died llch, «cores of enthusiasts down Brooklyn: J. V. McConnell. Pitta- Mr». Walter H of 1*0 broach! polo P. brother of his late wife, Mrs. suddenly on the links of the Maidstone burgh; Mr and Fr«w, Secretary Garrison Gives Class to Long Island. IN PHILADELPHIA Ford, Donald Myrlck, Springfield, Mas».; >S?th «t., a lundeon yesterday Harriet F. Herrick. Country Club to-day when an artery Richard West pave Added to the other festivities was Bard, Hueneme, Cal., »nd J. C. at at No Hope of Early Action. many Of the bequests the Academy of burst. The loss of blood «o weakened St. «t the:- c »untry place Hempstead, drice given at the Garden public McKlbbon, Paul. announced the engagement of ¡a rdo City Def-i'-m receives $25,000, to be known ac Mr Isham, who was fifty-nine years old. welch tbey No. 77. in more t tan three Filipino Hotel, Which hundred Herrlek the New York that although physicians were In th« their «laughter, Mia« Hele) L. Frew, to! participated. Member of Old Widener-Elkins- the Everett fund; »on of Peters, Skin and Cancer Hospital, $25,000; the So- clubhouse and were soon at his side JOY LIFTS SAYS ELIOT Ra'.ph Petera, jr., [Ralph (By TelegTaph to The Tribune! As an Indication of the of AIM, Petlrs's father is spirit go*,d Whîtney Metropolitan Railway for the Belief of Wives and Chil¬ death resulted In a short time. of Garder. City. Mr. West Point, H. T.. June 12.One hun¬ fellowship whi-'h and eiety Long ls*ind Railroad. prevails. English York. dren of Medical Men, $10.000; the Chil- The artist was here for the summer, Points to Value of president oí th« dred and «even cadet« were graduated American were used Syndicate in New Money for from itlnceton, class lla.s to decorate the AM $10,000; the Association having leased the Jewett cottage. H« H« whP graduated from the Academy to-day. This Garden Hotel and the dren'S Society, of of the Com Military City ballroom, at Philadelphia, June 12..Thomas Dolan, for the vement of the Condition of had been suffering from an aneurism, but Support Family. of '£»» Mr. Frew is présidant Is the largest class Bine» 1908. The »exer¬ various clubs and houses the Impre [By Telegraph to The country the Poor, $10,000; the Society for the Pre- was a frequent visitor to the links, and Tribun-.] Exchange Bank. toe'«; on near same semi' ent one of the wealthiest men in Philadelphia Boston, June l_.-"The real cises place Trophy Point, was apparent In the dec¬ v«!iti!«>igan, had been In poor health for a long time. $25,000, to be known as the Harriet F. with the class of 1876. He studied haps you think I dwell Bishop class at the Military Academy, and in lev Mortimer, Mr. ami Mrs. S. too much on hap- the Cathedral of the Incatiation. Garden lng Joseph Herrlek fund. abroad for three years and then re- plneas as the end of but In the course of his remarks he made no i-tevens, Mr. an-i Mrs. John S. life; answer ¦bop Burgees, «as-HOal by the Phlpps. Well known In New York as the MSSO- Dr. Herrlek, a r-olf enthusiast, be¬ turned to this country and was admitted II refer you to the Declaration of reference to the pending Mexican trou¬ where a number of the English challeng¬ F. Inda- 1. i ihn Robert Mops, dean of the elate of William C. Whitney, Thomas queathed to the Maldstone Club at Eart to tlr» bar In this state. pendence, which sets down the pursuit ot bles to say how much the army ers, including J.or Quaker the men's scratch singles, and that no in¬ sion In New Y'ork. He was a member object of education. The chief end of life Miss William H Holcomb, of Indiana, Was Mis. Pcvereux Miüuin, Mr. and Mrs. M -s maid ot honor: Mia Qladya Mül¬ ("Ity. Ha*was a native of Montgomery toxicating liquors be sold, in case any of the Society of American Artists and Is not to gain money, for th« chief en¬ the honor man of the class. He heat S anula F. Bishop "The reward for such achievement." Cl«m«n» Edward «.Jardiner, jr., headed Manuel tended him. He left ! lng." tion of Filipinos, by Mr. and Mrs. J. Watson Webb, Mr. and len knit «rood», shawls and hosiery, and Mr. Tsham wa« « member of the Cen¬ said Dr. Eliot, "Is money, with which you James B. Brinsmadc. it e'amtridge, delegate in Con¬ and Dr. A. Schuyler Clark $20,000 each, oí Phil- Quezon, a Philippine Mrs. Joseph P. Grace, Mr. and Mr«. was SO much pleased with the business and to Dr. Henry Lyman Hooker, $5,000. tury, Metropolitan and University clubs may support a family; and out of the and William C. \Y,heril!. was here to witness gress. The party Paul D. Cravata, Howard liiipps, Mr. and that he set about learning it thoroughly Dr. Herrlek also his servants and and of the He was a trustee family come« one of the chief human la. Vicente P. Lim. treated Players. the graduation of Cadet Mrs. Charles Carey Rumsey Mr. and Mrs. In order to make It his permanent occu- other employes liberally in his will, leav- of the American Fine Arts Society. Joy«." a full-blooded boy, who Is the « The mania*» of Misa W. Delano, Filipino Herbert Harriman. Mrs. William K. Van- ration. By 1861 he had saved enough from ln; $600 to each -«ornan servant who had j|aa enter the academy -rom that coun¬ daughter of Mr. and Mrs IVarren Delano, first to derbilt, jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ha;i- his earnings as a clerk to start a little been In his service three years. The ex- MISS SERENA RHINELANDER. MARRIED. try and graduate. Cadet Um stood No Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Warner Bal- In which he of S.' East 36th st , to Getrgc H. EdgeJl, Ings, factory of his own, prospered. to this Is Mary McCabe, his class He will be com¬ ceptlon provision ROOSEVBLT-WILLARD.At th« Chapel .on of George S. Edgjell, Tie Knolls. New¬ 77 In to-day. tazzi, Harvey S. Ladew, Mr. and Mrs. From time to time he enlarged the estab¬ who receives $2,000. Herman Schenkel re¬ Miss Serena Rhlnelander, youngest of of the British Embassy, Madrid, Spain, In the Scouts of the Islands. of port, will take place to la.« at the country missioned Bradish G. Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. B«er- lishment until it was one of the largest $5,000. The mortgage on his farm the four children of the late William C. on Thursday. June 11 1914, Belle was to each man ceives Wvatt, daughter of His and home of the bride's at Tarry The diploma presented ton L. Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. Rronson the kind In Philadelphia. and $1,0*0 is left to John Bryan, anothir and Mary Rogers Rhlnelander, who was Excellency parfnta, the Mrs. Joseph __ Willard, to Kermlt '.. Y. by Colonel Townsley, superintendent Winthrop, Mr. and Mrs. W. Burke Cock- In 1882 he gave up the manufacture of Jessie Colby, Mary Colby aui born July 20, 1829, at 477 Broadway, Roosevelt. The first ten men in employe. of the Academy. ran, Mr. and Mrs. W. Goadby l>oevv, Mrs. and devoted his attention ex¬ ( cousins of Dr. near Broome st., and had lived seventy- of in the knit goods William óigate Colby, Mis» Hope E. Warrei, daughter the class will be commfssioned H. Van Rensselaer Kennedy, Mr. and clusively to the manufacture of men's Herrlek, receive <20,000 each. Other be¬ four years In the house at the northwest Notice« ef m»rrl«se« and de»th« mast be N. of tiis will b« corps of the army. The others and Fifth accompanied by full name and »ddrea«. Warren, city, engineer Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden. underwear, his establishment being quests are: Anna Bishop, $20,000; Miss corner of Washington Square to Robert Wilberlbrce, of Kemer- will into the cavalry, artillery and In¬ on ¦tarried go Mr. and Mrs. James A. Horden, Mr. and known, however, still as the Keystone Love Porter. $3ej.<»»i, Anne Kneeland Stur- I av., died there Thursday night. DIED. to!. .«-¦¦¦ .. st. rshire.'Engand, on July 1 fantry branches. The class left here at he con¬ inherited a sufficient fortune Mrs. J. Sergeant Cram, Mr. and Mrs Knitting Mills. For some years gis, $5,000, and Constance A. Jones, $20.000. Having Beckwith. Addle C. Rhlnelnnder. 8erena ta Bi impton Oratory. London. noon for New York. The men have a James A. Roosevelt, Mr. and Mrs. Martin the business alone, hut then or¬ from her father, Miss Rhlnelander was to ducted j Hassler. Clara B. S. Thcler, Elise three months' furlough anü will report Mr. and Mrs. Bel- as Thomas Dolan & able, In a quiet and unostentatious way, Samuel A'lelbert C. Mrs S. Bowdoln and her daugh¬ W. Littleton, August ganized a firm known Ipham, Tuttle, Georp« their respective commands on September mont, Mr. and Mrs. J. Searle Barclay, Mr. the Quaker City CADETS JINKS" to give liberally to churches and chari¬ Keutgen. William A. Yellott. Aaron C. ter. Ms» Edith G. Bow-dan, have gone to Co. He also organized AT^HIGH Knllrht, Mai y B. Zabriskie. Albert H. lib ties In which she was interested. With Bar Harbor. Mr. and Urs. A. Murray and Mrs. William R. Farquhar, Mr. and Dye Works, of which he was president. Parmelee, John B. Here is the graduating class, with order Mrs. Frank Gray Griswold, Mr. and Mrs. under his direction, grew into West Point Graduates at The¬ her «lster, Julia, she built In 1890 an Young will go there next week. the members: and which, Aid of final rtandlng of Montaigu La Montagne, Mr. and Mrs. of the foremost concerns in that in¬ industrial school for the Children's BECKWITH.On Thursday morning, at one atre Party and Dinner. of the will a J O. Wad.lell (Ind.). John E. Cowdin. Daniel Chauncey, Mr. Society. The Church Ascension, her late residence, «109 Hancock st., Mrs J. Watson Webb give dinner, W. II. Holcombedri.il.. dustry. The graduating class and the second of which the fam¬ Brooklyn, Addle Cochran. youngest tVnight at her j B Cl**** «at larg*). j L, H. .'¦»tan for« <»>kla). and Mrs. P. B. Olney, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. achieved success and made a Fifth av. and 10th st., H. and folio«..! by dancing, P. <'.!«>s iN W. w. Do* (N. C). Having class fui lough men of West Point arrived was daughter of the late Rusael Island. C. V.). Courtlandt P. Dlxon, Mr. and Mrs. A. in those he turned ily had long been members, adorned Elizabeth C. Beckwith. Funeral pri¬ country home in Syosset. Long B. A. Miller (11*.). W. A. Robertson fortune enterprises, In New York yesterday afternoon for the the celebrated altar L. I. P. C. Bullard t«t¡ (Tenn.). G. Hodges and Mr. and Mrs. Peter B. attention to other business and finan¬ by a new reredos and vate. Interment at Greenport, R. «".. l'Hldork (Va.). his dinner and theatre party which Is an John La Mr and Mr». George Barton French large». Olney. schemes. He became president pf the painting of "The Ascension" by HASSLER.On June 11, Clara Brae» B B. Somervell (Ark.i C S**Kt« «IVnn.). cial annual affair with the two classes. Sec¬ widow of Charle» W. Haasler, have cl .s» 1 their apartment at 840 Park X. H. Prie« iMi'ti I. H. R. Hull ". (Me). Company; and a number of officers from the Mr. snd Mrs Jeremiah Yilhank A. P. (Xeh >. Í.I. 1'. Byron «Tex). Sons' emy, house and clergy house, the whole services at Brookside Cemetery, En- «'owgill SPICE Traction Company, of Cramp & the classes at dinner parish June at ceiving ". «rratulatlons on the birth of a Q. F. l^ewis «at large).].I. B. Treat (Wls.). EJECTIONS of harbor forts, joined occupying a frontage of nearly 400 feet N. J., Sunday, 14, M Br*tvl (N. T.). W. 3. Jam** (Ala.). Ship and Engine Building Company, ?lewood,:30 m. Train leaves Jersey «3ty ¦aught e: last Sunday at Pieir home, 89 in the Hotel Astor. in East 88th st., near Second av. The p. F W. Herman (at J. *,Y. i:\ron (Mai). the Metropolitan Street Railway Company attended the per¬ at 1:45 p. m. Eut .''h Ft. Mr«. Milbank was Miss large». J. P. H««gan (N. Y.). THE 'MOVIE' DINNER Trac¬ Afterward the party land formed part of the country «eat of J H. caruth (lia). P, c. Pucbal (N. C.). of New York, of the Consolidated Jinks" at the Casino. ISHAM.At Eaathampton, Long Ielaad, »Schulz' of Michigan. formance of "High her William Rhlnelander, son of th» P. H. Thurber fWl*.). I L. Parkinson (Id*b0) tion Companies of New Jersey, of the for the occa¬ grandfather, June 12, Samuel Isham. W. ('. Houghton <\Yls) \V. p. .lernigan (Tenn.I. of The theatre was decorated by him in 1798. late William B. and Julia B. Isham ..: who ha» been Distilling Company of America and lines were in¬ purchased Misa irie I>a Montagne, J. C. Wyeth (at larsoi H (J. Whitten (W, V«) also sion and several pertinent A niece, Mr». Frank S. Wltherbee, and Notice of funeral hereafter. in last will sail A. H. Harris (Xev). II, T. Byrne (X. Y.). with Unauthorized Invita¬ various other corporation«. He was In one Europe since November, d'tah». Packard Fifty, terpolated by the comedians. four nephews, William R and Llspenard KEUTGEN.On Thursday. June 11.1114, I. 1". Moretón lO. iWi».). at one time president of the Philadelphia chorus tor N' York to-day on th« Rotterdam. R. M. Smyth «Xev.t. .",. P. Anderson (Va.). to Leave Until scene (a special number) the ap¬ Stewart, Philip and T. J. Oakley Rhlne¬ William Alliaon, youngest son of th» 1>. Stuart (at large)! W. C. Quillón «Ky.). tions, Refuse Association of Manufacturers of Textile Point uni¬ late Frederick William and Horten«« U peared In the regulation West are the nearest «urvlvlng relatives. (Jener.: and Mr«. Howard Carroll and A K. I.arahep (Mlrh.i F R. KetT (H. I). Detective Threatens. Fabric« and of the Textile Dyers' Asso¬ lander, Harriet Keutgen. Funeral »ervicea J. A. Brook« (Mich.).'F. W. Branran (Tenn.) National forms. The funeral will be held to-morrow after¬ from his late residence, 138 Amity et. totr Mi»« Caramal Carroll, will Mm and vice-president of the on June at 4 daughter, C. H. Bandholtz «at V. (Philippines). ciation noon at 3 o'clock from the Church of th« Brooklyn, Sunday. 14, ¦Ü) fur Europe to-day on the George large). A. ti. Potts (Va.). Protected from interlopers by a detec¬ Association of Wool Manufacturers. o'clock. will return to Carroll- J. G. Burr (»t l»rge). W. I!. Orton (HI.). the convention dinner the Second that the operations of the ART TRIUMPHS HEAT Ascension. Washington. They A. H Rockwcodl F H. Korbe« (Penn). tive, of It was In 188« ^VER KNIGHT.At her lat» re»ld»nc». Loa late in Augu«t. «Ma««.). H a liiatton (et large) International Motion Picture began in the Cal., Jun» 11, 1914. M»ry Cliff, Tarrytown, Exposition Philadelphia speculators of Angele«, of F. U Hoskin» (X. Y.)T O. I^arhler (Xeb.). was held last night on the nineteenth Traction Company In this Bidders Attend Sale MYLES BURTON KENNEDY. Blachly, widow of Enooh Knight, and her A. I). Xewman (M«.).|8. I' Down« iPenni. Metropolitan Many Portland, Me., and daughter of the lat« Mr«. William Bayard Cutting J. H. Jouett («'ni R. D McDonal«] floor of the Blltmore Hotel. The ser¬ and by 1893, as the Metropolitan June 12..Mylea Burton Ken¬ Jane T. are at (Al«.) city, Paintings at Old Galleries. London. Joseph Warren and Blachly, .»ughter, Misa Ollvia Cutting, who J. w. Butt» (Tex). 'J. R. D*v*apo*1 (Oaj. vices of the hotel detective were invoked Company, they had pos- a and of Morrlstown, N. J. Anderson n. War«I Street Railway There wns a large attendance at the nedy, well known as yachteman Oakdale, lxjnp Island, will go to North¬ J. Il low«) (C*l.). to rid the diners of the of more much every transporta- (' W, Lewis dll.». I P. Markoe (Mlnn). presence sefslon of pretty Old Gallerte« yesterday afternoon In member of the Royal Yacht Squadron, PARMELEE.Suddenly, in Paterson, N. ern Harbor, Me, late In July. » F P Undh (R. L). B G. W.lr (Ohio). than fifty would-be guests who had been line In Manhattan and had Issued of He was born In 1881. J. on Friday, June 12. 1914. John B.. McCain R. (Mich). tlon of the heat, which drove many died to-day. J D. (at Hoy,«» "Invited" to the dinner by a scenario to transform the car lines spite husband of Etta H Parmelee, In his Mr. and Mr». Charle» G. Fraricklyn and large). I W i l, Hvan iTex.). enough stock the regular Wall Street patrons of art to 46th year. Relatives and friend« ar» H. M. Brown (Mo.) writer of whom those In of the In 1907 came the end, with a H Prancklyn have gone to Red H. C. Ingle« (Neb). charge into ferrleB. the country. Invited to attend the funeral on Mon¬ J I. Bradley (M*.). T. H. Monroe (CSD. dinner had never heard. receiverships and on investigation, Cattle" sold IN CALDER'S SHOES day, June 16, at his late realdenc», Croît, tí country place in Southtmpton. W, J. Tack (Wif ). H H. Harrison (Mo.). crash, Dupré's "Landscape and KRACKE Fifteenth av. and East 26th «t, Pat- W i The stole in the Dolan fared somewhat bet- > K I. X. i'la»s iaf.l. Alli-on (Tex goats among sheep in which Mr. for $l!»o, Julian Rlx's "After the erson, N. at 3 0 o'clock a m. In¬ largei. I B F Ho*« «Mo i. the first rush, and when their of his associates. «tJ_,River View Clin¬ W. Foster (at I". Hur t.V .! during ter than some Shower," for $105, ami Corot's "Morning Boom Launohed terment Cemetery, IN THE BERKSHIRES. C. was discovered of them enterprise Congressional N. at 2 p. m. largei. I .1 Mathewi ii'.a.i presence many Perhaps Mr. Dolan's greatest Landscape," $100. Other paintings, by ton, J-, |B> Telegraph to The Tribune. 1 W. H Hurr «at large». H. P. Milligan iDel.) refused to leave. Instruction« were issued United Gas Improvement Com¬ for Bridge Commissioner. RHINELANDER.On «N. Y... F. w Mtlburn was the Kugen» F. Isabey, Martin D. Homer, Thursday night, June 12..The Rev. George Gren- ¦ VUlaUan | (bid to the waiters not to serve them, but Philadelphia, which he developed c. A boom has been» launched to place June 11, 1914, at her residence, 14 I, Clark (Ohio) J W V u helmer pany of rans D. Bus», a. h. Wyaat, W. Washington Square, Serena Rhine- rrlll, of Stoekoiidge. and Kr«d A. K II. Hanmim d'enn.) ic-.iin.» they stayed, nevertheless, and their num- one of the largest cone-ems of the P. J. F. J. Kracke, the Bridge Commis¬ I lr to Daul ifiny. J. C Casta and Clays EL lander, in the >">th year of her age. have h< aaoa iX y >. OUI, tr «B. I.). were such that they made a more world anel of whl«*h he re¬ are invited to a«o»inK- Oraet Baninpioa. T. H. Bies (Mich.) 3. K*nnard (La bers k:nd In the brought good prices. sioner, in line for the Republican nomi¬ Relatives and friends «I*« to to attend the twenty- it. Waltz J B. or less merry party among themselves. until his death. In Its attertd the funeral at th» Church of F (Peas Thompson low*) mained president Next week, Thursday and Friday, nation In the 6th Congress District, the Ascension on afternoon. .»"th reui of 'i?, of which J. H. Wo.« IL iv (S. II. Ilustran (Conn). At last they were informed that the ho¬ he had a dispute with Mr. Sunday a ol th« 'lesa J. A. I>oe (111.), management there will be a sale of th« furniture Juno 14. at 3 o'clock. It 1» requested '. was hand for ac¬ out of the dl- William M. Calder has -rep¬ .¦'V era. C H Foane» (Mlnn).!1* B. Wheoler (Vt.). tel detective at ready Wldener and forced him household goods of the late George Brooklyn. that no flower« be sent. to leave. Then being and last -*r r.l Mrs. Alfred öeton and Mrs. H. F. Ipoomls (O0M.).|l* U VUBPOTt iWI«), tion if they refused they re« torate, the root of the quarrel Lawrence. resented the district for the decade, THELER.On June Ell»«, shares In the Washington Thursday, 11, ^n"! who were at Grey went. Mr. Dolan's alleitment of » but he Intends to seek the nomination for daughter of the late Frederick Theler, a in her 71»t Funeral «ervicea at Ä_»e, have motored t<> Vermont. SOCIAL SURVEY 0F After that little episode there was trust, which was then being the United States Senate. year. one asphalt the Chapel of the Home, 104th «t. and -.la» . .ni» r airiv<«l to-day at socially chilly atmosphere. Unless is the leader of the on June his termed. While Mr. Calder Amsterdam av., Saturday. 11. 'ourbrook Farm, in Tyringham. Join.rig PALESTINE IS AIM could show his credentials and prove Mr. Dolan was much interested in poli¬ Time Curtain Rises To-day 12th District, Mr. Kracke 1« the at 11 a m. chance of tariff Re¬ Assembly -*». Richard Watson Glider. Identity he had small entering. tics, as an old-fashioned, high leader of the 18th. They have Jointly TÜTTLE.At Naugatuok. Conn., Jun» M»». John i;. Alexandre, Mi«« M. Civl- Several more men and women in evening; publican, though he never held office, save controlled th« Republican organisation 12, 1914. Adelbert Clark Tuttle. -*. Rabbi Wise on Commission to dress were held up at the door and sent elector-at-large for Funeral services at hl» Ute r»»ld»nc« Alexandre «nd Mi«» Anna R. Alex- that of Presidential of Brooklyn since the retirement of Tim¬ Sunday afternoon, June 14, at 4 .**-¦. and Mis» Charlotte Barne» hav» Study Jewish Conditions in away. Pennsylvania In 1S88. He was frequently othy L. Woodruff, and have largely di¬ o'clock. Kindly omit flower». .*. to Meadowbrook, Long ¡«land. Cop Among those who were properly Invited as a candidate for Mayor of between their re- **» Land. seated th« bead suggested vided the patronage YELLOTT-At P»ekakill. N. T.. Aaron polo game». Holy and were «aid to be at Philadelphia and for United States Sena¬ «pectlve following«. Their Interests ar« Conover Yellott. In hla 40th y«ar. Fu¬ Mr. The of * commission to to mak« were to from his lat» re«id«nc» and Mr« Roa« Wlnan» Whistler appointment tabl« and allowed speeches tor, but was never willing thus be put so closely Identified that they are com¬ neral services *»?. Blackton, "Sam" of on Sunday, I P- m. arrlve.i at the Curti» Hotel for th» male* a nodal survey of Jewish con¬ John Bunny, Commodore forward. In 1888, at the suggestion pelled to stand together. -"«aon Sinclair. J. C. Graham, as one Jun» 10,1114. In Palestine was Announced yes¬ Trigger, Upton Cornelius N. Bliss, he was «elected For this reason, political workers say, ZABRI8KH3.On W«»dn««day, *-**¦ J dition* L. Augustus Thomas, Dan- Albert H. Zabriskie, son of th« lat» ..olme» H. Jsckaon, Miss Helen Rabbi Stephen 8. WIs*. It is Jesse Lasky, of the members of the national advisory Mr. Krack« will be compelled to run for Albert C. «nd Maria Zabriskie. Funeral terday by D. 8. Rothapel, William eu» AFTERNOON. Mr. and Mr«. J. J. Cannan ani that the member* will go to lei Frohman, committee which was formed by Mar He says he would prefer to aervices at th» Chapel of the Marble ¡J*«.*-¦ expected and J. G. Wallace, Jr. of 2:00-P*»sslng Show 1914.. .Winter Garden Congress. 29th »t and Fifth Cannan. of New York, are at he I And in September and spend Wright A. Hanna, and In the campaign that remain Bridge Commissioner. Collegiate Church, *-«.» Hotel. th« Holy valuable work for the 2:15.High Jinks.Casino «v., on Saturday, June 13, at 10:30 a month In Investigation, making a report year he did much polish & Perlmutter.Cohan'» a. m. ticket. Ticket.Kitinga _ early In the winter. «ucee*« of the Republican Th" Yellow Attracts Tourists to Munich Interested In many civic X.i-gfeld'« Folli.s.. .New Amsterdam U. S. Into Fruit Trust. MANHATTAN. AT NEWPORT. A commlttc ulected to appoint the He wa« alse» Teao e'ooks.39th Street Inquiry a director of the School of De- Many June 11, aged 79 year». to The commission consists of Henry Morgan- The original Dolls' Theatre, In Munich, works, a» Kitty Ma.-Kay.Comedy «'hlcago. June 12.The federal grand HILL. Henry, T«t«pt_pti Tribune.] University t«> 30 West 64th at.. American Amb.-iss.ulur to Turkey; Is an unusual sight for the tourist, espe¬ Sign for Women, ihe Hospital Seven Kays Baldpate.Gaiety began an Investigation to-day Into LAMBERT. Henry, K**Port. Jun« 12. Severat of the than, The Shop.Astor Jury 71.' years. Funeral to-day at 10 »pe- Nathan ItTJ is. Dr. when he learns that the building and other institutions. Beauty the combination of commission gged « Prtiea to !,.. .,rr. r-i at the Aiiolph l*ewisohn, cially 2:30.The Thing« That Count. .Playhouse alleged a. in. Newport i>iuls 1». Brandéis und the of Paul L. Troost, famous throughout the country to con¬ * o«. 6 will be the l^e K. Krank«-!, was design The Dummy.Hudson merchants BROOKLYN. Augu»t gifts of the sut A Pair of Sixes.Longacre an Crim¬ .unimer Dr. Va ¡se. They are all members for bis maiiumental building« through JOHN B. PARMELEE. trol price« of fruits vegetable». 220 Dltmas av.. June resident«. Eupen« 8. Reynal, witn them AND ONE WEEK THEATRE. Is District At¬ DITMAS. John H.. Richard commission, and to co-optrate <:> i many. June 12.-John B. Par- STOCK inal prosecution sought by 10. aged 84. Funeral to-day at 2:30 /*; Gambrill, Mr». William will be Dr. Milton The dolls' costumes and the sceniry Paterson, N. J., Good«.Academy Wllkerson. It was reported thst m. Alfred G. In the social survey and assistant treasurer 2:15.Damaged torney p. Morgan. V»nderbilt. .1. of Harvard Medical School; in the theatre are the work of Prof. melee, secretary Attorney General had directed grand MURPHY. Florence Joseta, 4« Broom« ^*>r«»llton riah Mr». Rosenau, Hamilton Trust dropped EVENING. the 10. Funeral to¬ Webster, P»ulin» l»r. Boris D. Bogen, of Cincinnati, and Jacob Bradl and Prof. Joseph Waekerle, of the Company, investigations In New York, Pitts¬ at.. Oreenpolntr June ».or French. Mr« William Watts dead this afternoon In the offices of the 8:00.Passing Show 1114.. .Winter Garden Jury day at 9:30 a. m. Meyer Rloomfteld, of Boston University. while the conductor I« Prof. Paul Brann Jinks..Casins burgh, Kansas City and Denver, as well at. Ml«» Anna Sands and Mis» to company. Acut« Indigestion caused his «.1&.High WEED. C. Frederick, 247 McDonough JZ***"«** An Intensive social etudy, according The theatre Is In one of the city parks Potash et Perlmutter.Cohan's as Chicago. Funeral to-day at 9.30 a. m. A- old. - Orosvenor have informed the Dr. Wise, will be made of Jewish con¬ from which automobiles were excluded death. He was forty-three years Th« Yellow Ticket.Eltlnge . «ñclals that a brother of H. H. Parmelee, Ziegfeld's Follies. ..New Amsterdam NEW JERSEY. tkey will give pri.ea. ditions In and near Jerusalem. Dr. Rose- until a petition to the city resulted In He was Cooks.$9th Street -*« Mra. Richard T. will and treasurer of the Hamilton Too Many Mall Concerts Begin To-night. CLEVELAND. Elisabeth M.. Newark, ^ Wilson, nau will have charge of th« medical the order being rescinded. The play at president Kitty MacKay.Comedy 11. Funeral to-day at 2:30 p. m. "***°n Mr. and Mr» Company. He formerly held a p°«l- Key« to Baldpat«.Gaiety .season on the Mall in June «¦ arueet» division of the «urvey, Dr. Bogen will present Is "Doctor!« Johnnnls Faust!." Trust Seven The concert at Plalntield. June aged a_!uitbelr tlon with the Mutual Ufe Insurance Ce«B- The Beauty Shop.Aator will to-night at DAY, John, U. Mor*«. who »old their New- make a of the charitable from which Goethe got the inspiration That Count. .Pis y hou«« Central Park begin 57. Funeral to-day at 9 a. m. pctpT^TT** special study with 8:30.¦The Thing« or¬ .*¦» summer. and Professor for pany in New York, but hael been The Dummy.Hudson eight o'clock. The music is to be FITZGERALD, Michael. Harrison, Jun« ¡iff*** Institutions in Palestine "Faust."_ here about flve of H. Caperton and Mi»« Bloomiii'ld will deal particularly with tli«' the truBt company years. A Pair of Sixes.Lougacrs chestral, under the leadership Adolph 11. Funeral to-day at 1.30 p. m. MaJf*llham ON and three < hr.dren survive has Jun» 10 at ¦.»alu rattan, tonaarly ot the BtcMaUat of imlustti«;-. with special refer- WHAT 18 GOING TO-DAY. Mrs. Panne-lee STOCK AND ONE WEEK THEATRE. Rothm-yer. A classical programme HO0KING, Mr«. Mary M.. but now him. chosen, with numbers by Wagner, wbarton, aged 51 year». Funeral Jun» 4a^tf**i,«>nK »tatlon. of Phila- ta th.- no»*-'ni lit y OÍ V'K';iti"i.;il I'««., admission t<> American Museum of Naui g.«5.Damaged Goexl».Academy been 11. *r« to make a visit here this guldanov ral History, ill«>«l-al Park, Van v.'ortl«tn4t concert, «cheduled for th« ROBINSON, Margaret K., Harrison. Jun« **. It 1« believed by Dr. Wise that the I'ark Museum and Aquarium. FRANK W. EDDY. Dal!y. Evenlna. Th« second 10. Funeral to-day at 7 p. m. r1o« for br. her« du« to hot wsathsr. sir. ttddy was Drsnln«. Ofloa M Saat »4 Jews of Pal«*tin* and to kelp them in Dinner of Old Hau«, Br««dw«y Mata-Dsfly. tare« wlnure» ^ ***** FH.drlek Koltvsck. líofbisu horn in Warsaw, N. T., la 1KL III! ..»..»...... »...-*. ..»*.*. Wiatjuop on. will ear« a« obtaining a wld*r »«li-d«pondenc*. sad sXHta .*-. 1 P» «a- '