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WASHINGTON OH
TRIBUTE TO MORGAN
Funeral Service at Embassy in
Rome Offered in Pursuance
of Instructions.
BODY ALREADY EMBALMED
Death Mask of Late Financier
Taken ? Mrs. Satterlcc Gives
Way Under Strain. Need?
ing Doctor s Care.
? m-ii l PI . ?? | oi .1 Pier
ran after ii had b? ? n embalmed
.?H ireteeA, ?a? to-day :n. l".-r,? a
-rali e-lth whit ?
a a lea
,- ? ef heavy aa
; nd kII ver fit I
? mm i " red to b?
? -.. ? it the day and I ? pan
s-d a Ith th ' v
is offered < ?'-??!
e at ihe Btabsaay h ? ?
. ? ? ?.. 'i lr-'hi
i
\ r4i ral sen i"?" will t.ik?- |.urp
li the i ' ' ?????-. i ...i-,
no* ?"' --1- ' bill relatii ? >.
1
Araba mas J 0 Brien, and
Un ' ?'Brien s III .?it. nd the m ?
irai ?> i ? the Rev. M
Kfb f the Ai rleui urcb.
Ko ..? : rrengemei I t be?
? ? bod; '? Amer?
ica. ?'? '
re. for II t?n hoar.
I g ?, ?-?.'?., ins Naples < April
4. an-! also for ?' ? - tlv? the late
Municipal' Honors Tendered.
.- tterle? asid to-night tiiat
? ana for the transport?t Ion of Mr
Hsrgan'i body to the United Btates would
?i nrrarikr- ments yet t" be '
nn?i' It Sew York. "f*he cottlv In ?hioh
Mr. Mi ? gai i bod] repones s ? ? con
station tor transport to
v , municipal ?-arriase, which baa
proffered by Mayor Nathan
i ave viewed tl ? bod] of
? . m thi natu ? ap?
. ? ? ? salon
of tr
I ? Ron -i apera ci\ ? ?.
to r? mil tographs of Mr
Mora ?- ? hieb ? ? ri tski n eape?
when i 11 allai v en
ktvtt .i (eld medal struck bearing bis
remembrance >f the return te
Italy of the fai 41 (?ope, Mayor
v- ? v lered that 1 igt
realst ins. In which. Is Inscrib? ?'
Mr Morgan's di th, shall be kept amone
pal 11 j
Tl ? ?. ,-,''i of m- Morgsi I as c ?
a- pressloi ?? Ich n more
nd as Urm -. ?- ? a i ;? erj ?
ring al ha'fmai-t. Thla Ifl psr?
? .- ? iU< ov?jr t
??: xt . I ? ??-.
?????' '
? i . ? ? feii . ib i
vi "
? ? ? was j
??viiii-h. und? ?l :mal
???? ? ?. s B ?: !???
Bi lepen?
lent upoi - ? ene?
' Ml lOWS Of A-' Oll has d< :'i"l ?"
?
r?xls Li-tri?
The Substances
used by "Tecia" in mak?
ing their Rubies are
absolutely of the finest
selected quality, therefore
theje gems are superior
lo most natural Rubies.
TECLA PEARLS
posses* the identical lustre,
delicate tone and weight
of those from the Orient.
TECLA
NEW YORK PARIS
396 Fifth Avenu* 10 Ru? de la Pan
LONDON BERLIN
7 Old Bond Street 15 Unter den Linden
"^???rWpJ?s *-V?Jn..t 5t. s) I6iK
WadsBssas 1 St.st I ItK. N. W
ri Ixiui? Lotuli St lOih
Adsssii Ol? t*V1 5 BosrdwsU
h ? 4 '6 Bo/kk-i Svki
Nie? 16 A??.u* Massas
Vl.-r.BS 2 K*rBtlvi?T?liS**
Rc?.? 144 Cono IjBBBeaa
NO OTHER BRANCHES OR AGENT.S
V /
REFRIGERATORS
In buying a Refrigerator there
are three things you should insist
upon getting,?absolute Sanita?
tion, F.nScimry and Lconomy.
Our lines possess all these
features.?linings of glass, metal
? vitrified steel ". perfect circula?
tion of dry. cold air.
We shall be glad to help you
?elect tlie refrigerator best suited
to your particular needs.
Housecleaning Hints
Brooms, Brushes, Duster.?,
Chamois Skins and every prepara?
ron and material for cleansing
??id renewing fourniture. Metal.
*"d Glass. Carpel Sweepers,
**cuum Cleaners, etc.
?WIS&?oNGER
?5th St. and 6th Av., N. Y.
MORGAN WING FOR MUSEUM'
Budget Committee Decides to Set Aside $750,000 (or
Addition to the Metropolitan to House Late
Financier's S60.000.000 Collection.
1 I ? Corpor ,'? Bl i \ Budgal Commit?
lee unanlmo isl] ? ? ? Mi d t.. ?? | .? id $::.?.
M for th" propose soutl <io:ii.l" aing
"i" th? Mi tropolltan M ise un of Art. which
i? to i" known as the Morgan ? Ing. In
making the announrem? i I ? eat? rda; Boi
President Mc Kt
Tl .-? ? ? ,. ..ft-. ? nimltti ?
? with tin ?i iti, ,.-? Mr Morgan.
Thi truste? of the mus? i m hat ? beei
ton no? of th.? int? ntlon? ?-i
tl.nmlttc Th? nibwaj prol I
have delayed action by ih< budget com?
mit tee, s.. || *;,?? imposslbli to mak?
te ?i-' islon befor? It ?a.i- known hoa
none? ? ould b< svallal I 1 h
?h-.-i.- . ? i. pt aal le the sum of |7ji'?"
wait unanimous on Ihe part of th? com
mitte? j
it v? ? ewhal mur- than ;? yeai sgol
i that the museu oil
| q lei t for an appropriation of i~???? i OU
addition i-K i tin Morgan wing I? tech
iiii all] Rpok? n "f Pat k ol? il t?mate
? 't ?in take at I? :i t iiii. ? - eai - to build
i the s Ing v. hlch n III ? ?.??? ?. d t'i Mth
ami net pssitst? .. i hange In the p irk en?
trants -it that point Tin -t; ?!? ?H
? 111 t.. bu*g< enough t.kl th<
? Morgan srt ? oil? etl . ? iod at I
?-?.'."??i
H is prob ? m authorl?'
? ' d ??" t" exhlb i t- mpoi
; part ,,i ti.i... no?, i,, addition H I
:-? Ulli, r ? Ing '?? hi? I. i- |ui i bHng
pleted toward th< ; 01 th of th< i
' building, and s hit I i ntendsd foi ?
other purposes, Mr Morgan saa
1 ?ppro\ ? <i tb? plana for th? wins ;-- ?? ? i
I th? request uns mad? foi mow t" .
| ' ? ? ' it
en Ice to Mr. Morgan. ?
ected an honorai.- ? Ulsan .'t
Um? -.i th? "tu,, of th? ? ?
Planned to Leave Rome.
?i
? .1 .? -. . ? - ; ? _\|,,, i
?' ? ' ? i '
" "" ' ' Mx-I? Bains to
\|"!l 17
., ,
' ' ? ...
\ Il ' I . .
?? up I ? . . ? ? .
? Mll.l 111
lak? ntlre l>y i
? ??
N ? ? ........
relatives ? rrlond? wi
the di mber. B
s
their ?'th' ? s wi i e
? ? . ? npatrlot ?
i.? ., ?
The Morgan ?'.vrt
?tilt? it. onslsta ?if two salo
a eight sie? g apai tin. nts. it h
a prit at il le i nti si ??? on ihc smit
rni ;? of tin building. ? rnce it a
d the 1st? King 'io'iv
'".r..... King Qustaf of Sweden had t
? . ? . .
Near St. Peter's Towers.
Mr Mori ? ?? ? ?,'???
..i..l ? ? ? ? ?? n-|n\? ? I..'.*, -i ' ?
park with _r.. ? I ??? ? ? the oth
two oi ? u s view of 1
I - rs, ?if Bl ' ? ' r
?? outlook ol M ? Morgan
?t illness st m hi
to bed
As soon as the ?
a deal
DR. BODE'S TRIBUTE
Art Expert Says Morgan Wa
Rarely Imposed Upon.
? ; ? . Dr. V elm 1 gei
?-?ml dire? lor of the ?: ? ? .i' M
i In an art ? here I
? ?... late .i i':? rpoi ? Morg i
i ector of a hlghl
? spe? i 11
he v its
to a?lniii It. In spite of this fa? t. be ws
....
and -i il- habitua
fern d ? .- ? ? ? moni
bou Id ? ; - I
- tlona ! ?? -a!? rs hs I
i
? ?
...
might
Mr. M?ii;.' Dr. Bod ??? ?? ?
?? for the
the ] es of si
: .,-.-. ? ?
ill? I.n.
i exampl? i ?i Bod? ranki
?.: Mr. Moi gan ? Ith thosi f th?
? test i Europe
in says thsi Mi Mon ;?? ted hii
death, and ui gad I
t.. pa) a vudl i" Sea VOrh in ?'.'il foi
the i ?.. w ? ing nf the Mi t
ropolitan Museum, stating thai he him?
I not Ive to s pri
$100.000 FOR SLUM WORK
Miss Emery Leaves Residue of
Estate to Salvation Army.
B? ' .: ?. '. i Iban?
Londoi . ?.prll 1 Mis.-: E .1. Kim-i 5
.-in American, who died In London ?>n
Fsbruary Id I*fl legacies ind annul'
ties t.. \ .h lous religious and chai I
Instltutloi ? ' lr London. The
reaid i of h? r eatate, whl? h
,, .. nt to SI "",'"'". la i" ?! leathed to Ib?
Salvatioi u my oi ? or* among girls
:,:. ' womei In foreign countrtee,
? m
POPE HOLDS AUDIENCE
Receives Several Persons and
Seems in Good Health.
? .?,' h ? Pops flu? thi/= morning
i, . idlen? '? al s hlch man) pr?
n?nt American? w?r? praaanted I Moo?
? gnoi Thomas Y Kennedy, rei toi of
? '.,. \r.r ? : .?:. ' lollsg? in Rom? III
them a-er? Judge Bordwel '-f Los la?
,., i,s m, p? nfleld ol ' ?Onnectli nl
Kathei In? Roland?. of Bl Louis;
th? Rev John Cavsnaugh president of
Notre Dam? Unlver?lt) Indiana, snd th?
',, ;,., - * Bui ns, supertor pri ildei I
snd professor ol moral theolog) si Holy
Cross College, Waahingtoa
Th? Pope spoke to each oi thoai pre?
sented and gave all the pontifical I las I
He appeared to he in vary good health
MARCONI SCANDAL GROWS:
ONE OF PROBERS RESIGN
Committee Members Said t
Have Received Information
and Withheld It.
London April 1. Harold Smith
' 'nlonl ? m. mix r ?>f Pai ii m? nt ind
membei ol the pai I ism? litar rnmmll
; ? Inquiry Into th? govei nrm nt
? H.-i. sa ' ontra? ts, to-da;
i".m the rommlttee as .1 prote ' again*
Ih? '.? Ithholdlna of Informati< n. In
I? n?-r i" ii..? . haitrtnan of iii? 1 ommit
lee, Blr Albert Hpicer, h? '?? I
"Ta 0 members of the r< mrnit tee ha ?>
been public!) charged with having r<
? ' i\ cd und a Ithhi Id fi om th? 1 ummil
tee in '.- ? vital lnf< rmation ?\ hlrh, 1
communicated to their colleagues, mil
ha*? ?? rerj much shot ten? l and ma
l? rial I' iii. r< 'I our pro? ? ? dings Th? 1
two iii'iii''? rs have not .1? nied th
rg< s, and on? of th? m hat
|< ted t" h question lielng put to .
v. lineas, m Ith 11 ?? obj? ? t ?
.1. curai
Th. . barg? ? '
?- thai ? ? ??' the Lll?**ral m? n
? li? ' ommll tee hi ? med bj
Attorney ? I - 1 t'
pur h.?- ! shar? - ol l
? tireless < ompanj. Th? dit ?
ti?.n w;is pul f" S*lr lu - ? hli
he was on th? ? Itn? .? itand lit I
rotntnlt t?-?' dimII 11 ? 'l it.
LLOYD GEORGE ASSAILED
Called "Dirty Snob'" by Unionist
in House of Commons.
!'? I . -
Londi t| _' t ? I lent in thi
? "f ' '..n.in. : lerda brl bui
passion Indi' atl ?? ??( th,
er that at ? ?used bj th?
Mar? ..in Inv? . ? . .T. hr. It K?
1 n.....
? ham ask? 1 \ii. Ho, d
......
Ira from Im
;'!??; ? ? Ing.
Til?' ? ? ' .- .- 'K?Tl U|
by the ? ? ???!?'? r
and ?.it up. - ? ? ? 1
Hou .1.
'.? ' ? 'i Mr Lh ? . O? rg<
it a box
Mi Kebi r ei
full of fight.
1 \ ii.'ii 1 .
portunii
'.??-?
ther < theti ? flu? the
Ministerlall ti and I'll be pre| ?
met ol
the Chane? . quid
? ? ? ??.??? sain from t. I
Lloyd Georg? I 1 pel I hen the
t v? 0 m? n, '? ho ??? ? r.th .1
muttering and lioth panting ?at glat
.
H
SUICIDE BY* AEROPLANE
Officer Shuts Off Motor When
600 Feet from Earth.
London April 1 U it? 1 1 P? rl
nf th? i-. .-?ri si ? m
at Warss
shutting off the motoi
? in ? h? ind dn
a hela h I ol ' ll ?<? 1 he
I mil
patch
'i b< trsged
an a? 1 Id? at until a ;> 11 ; ?? 1 itt? 1 I ? ?
h?-f"i the fatal fllabt I
resi
?? ntlM ??: ' : note
? 1 reason foi in I
id been th< ol 1 Inti 1 1 ?
NEW TREATIES__APPROVED
Commercial Agreements of
1911 Formally Accepted.
Washington, wm ' Rei?reaentatlv?BB ol
t?... f-ountrtM which t"ok pan In i?*
International commercial oonvenUon al
w Bshlngtoa In IM1, Bled with th? 11 I
Dei trtmeni t ? ? - ? i --? - tbtsh formal appt ?? tl
of ihe treat!? - drafted at that lima Thla
mtt u..- last da on a M h such
tures co ild ? ?? b ads
,,,,, treat a? ill wlth Int? matlonal
trsdemai ka another with falsa Indi? ?
..,,. ,.i igln of Importa and ?' third j
Win, tba 11 t? mat onal Isa ao? bi nit 1 In?
dustrisl propertj " Bueti as pat? 11 Tha
United Bl iti parti to th? Indus
t r?:? 1 pi opart tn atj slon?
???????????*
DRKICKIUC0
flFTH ?VENUE. AT FOSTY SIXTH
NEW YORK
IN THE
DREICER collection of
Rare Pearls and Jewels
are individual stones?
rubies, sapphires, diamonds
and emeralds in setting of
?reat distinction and in qual?
ity?supreme.
j^ouet^
otyf?(i?j?V?l^ prig? vi.ur
y youthful
figure, vom
ought t'i
ai . Rcdfern. Its bracing
? ? i supple lines arc .1 figure
presen -tti\ e.
???> -,. -_Found at the thopi whera
5.1..1? 10 S 1.1.00 all good cortett art ?old.
Metropolitan Trustees Pass
Resolutions on Morgan's Death.
MADE NEW ERA POSSIBLE
Prosperity of Institution Began
with Financier s Accession to
Presidency, Associates Say.
R<-?olutiona expressing the d< bl '.'f pi?t
f<?it i.- t.i. truste? i f t?ir- Mi tro
politan Museum '?: .\n for the sfd giren
' ? Institution h Mi. Morgan, it:- prest?
Im "i. v . ,. |,,,, . .i ? esterds
afternoon -it ? -,..-?-,;?: meeting of the
ti u tee . ii? ill in th.- offices of th? \ I? ?
??'. nid? m. Jo ???,-' II. ' i ??
Mi ' "li'i.il' pr? rrided st th?
whl? Ii ?'. sttended b: Roben W
? ii lat j : John i. ? 'adt -i ?
?i William I. Andn v.. Kdward I?.
??dam i ?aniel C i n ach, liai ri ? i
Fahnestock, Qeorge A I learn, George '"
' ' Ii ?? ,.? Mlumenthal llo
' Bdward B, llarkness, .1 hn I*
? ni of the National
Academ) "?' Design, and Charle? \: Bto
l'omml rlonci ..r Parks. Henrj Wal?
ters, siso .i truste? ? ?? lb? onl) ab?
sent! ?
? ions ? ? re is 1 owi
"The truste? "i the Mi tropol tan Mu?
? ? ? .i ? ? ? ed s Ith pr?
regrel th? sd tiding "f ti"- ?1? -
distinguish???! pr- slilent sad
t- ?? .1 Plerpont Morg m He
had tcrested In
?
hail t .
Isal ' . h in
?. ' ?
? '
'At all tlm? ' r ||
I benefactors, t iking
? broad snd lib? i .?i ti? ??? --r ?
i-..i of
, ? ought to oo upy
? lltUl 'art the S nrl?! ?
devotion t.. ih<- welfai i ? ? ? in
? . ? ? ' ? sui easing
' ? .i meeting ol
? ' ? place at which
. ?
the mu
and ? ? renown a?
lover of art a
? . ..
?
. ? : I' Ii
'
.?????? ? him
e. and i
tita ? . :??: t
?
? . . ? ? ? rig!
?
.. ? ?? '? ? ? lunli
? ' ? ? ?? . ? ..
.in?l ;? lions wll i| au?
? i..i .
?"?'??'?? ' ? ? Hill
?
But w? loul? ? tu tin
uf Mi Mortal II ?. ? dwelt onl)
: ? ' I II K t.-i
tn i il": f. '. leWI Si '
Id best |ir"tii"t. Hi. \M-lfar?*
. ? ? Kru ; - oui "i. . ?? ?? with
ve lea to ?! honoi him i -
? ? i. ? stni ? "i
? : | ??.egrll uf the I roade?!
.? ?? m pat h j ??? th ??-.'( hing
ncari th? s l ? if t hi
aas so long l
? ? ? . i' iposslble to
? '? :? -i ? ; -nil admiration from .?
man i ? wai raj I nlnklni and con
"" muck |.i du i"
th<MM among ? hom hi? lot ws casi
slgl ? ? that I is li re?
to th? museum bul foi th? fart
il :. constant snd generous ? rr?.r t- in
i ? ' ...i is? ? pl " "'I n .i.oaltion
when Its I itun smong th? great ait la
it lona ??i thi world - . .i sd
extend to his bereaved
?.?.niiiw iiiii famll) ii.? ? luraaci ol oui
? i... pest ?: nip.in |
Tin- loan - oil? t."i. oi Mi M-..-^
noa m tti. ui'i-i Mm was i loai?!
t" th? publli >?? rterdai and a 111 t. main
. .?ii aft? i ths i ni'-i n in Boom ? mm
of the pictures, howeret Mi Morgan'?
ponrail bj ? min?-- Baca-Plors, the Pa-I
? i i- taken fmm the col? I
li - lion .iti'l plac? 'i it the h?-a'i of lbs
riiiiin itairwa) TinTi- i is ? cluster ?if
..In, I-a-- I Ii ?I uilh -Irin' a' ii-. t,.u,e
HISTORICAL SOCIETY ACTS
Passes Resolutions on Morgan's
Death Plans for 1914.
Resolutions apon th? ?i<-at?i ol I Pier
pont Morgan were paaaed at Um ssestlng
of the Msn fork Historical Boclot) Is i
i igi i At ths Urns ?if in?? ?ir.itii \it
Morgan ws? ?? membei of the ?xecutlv?
committee of th? socletj rls had bsenj
a member sine? llll! ? patron since |
.' firs! ??..'. iidenl from i 111 ?.,,
1102 end a member of lb? ?xecutlv? .urn-,
II .1!? - .-II.. . Uli
Th? rssoluttom *? n ?< ..<\ ? Re ???? ?
llendrs Kelby, librarian, who was in?
structed to forward them to thi family ?
.?t th? inio patron m th? raeeUag 't I
siso srai <i<? Idad t" approve the plan ?<f-1
fered bj ProtoMtyor li C, Jackson toeoro*
,i n,m.ii?- In 1114 esta the sstaMlab?
:,.. t.t ?if . ntiiiiiir? ?? mi Near Vm-k State
by tii?- Dutch in i Net?ber, ill ?. and th?
Ignlng of i h?? Treat? m Ghent, sndlagl
si oi UU In December, ism.
\:tir lb? meeUng ?r>?- society listened
to an intereeUng lecture on tas Panama
? anil Kivfii by lairihani I'.ishop, .sun of
John Mu.-kiiii Btehop, secretary of the
Isthmian Canal Conualaaloni .Mr Blsbap
gave s brief revlea oi the history and;
geograph) of the iathmua US ssplalned
WD] th< in mil fsttcd snd why th
United State? hi building >? kx k caaal, !
aitfi then laid ahoui Oaiossl Qosthala,I
th- man "behind th? hn; job."
-m
STEAMER ASHORE OFF MOROCCO.|
Tenglar, April ' th* IM pssaingsrs
-see? safeU laii'i"! to day from ths Brit?|
Ish steasear Agadir, ?rides wmt ssissrsj
.. i.,.ia? it.ai Mewgaa, Mtswsss? I
'MORGAN FUNERAL MA)
BE ID IN Hi
?Plans Probably Will Be A
nounced To-day?Burial To
Be in Hartford.
TO SHIP BODY HOME SOC
, Son Receives Message Givii
Details of Death of Financier
?Future of Equitable
Voting Trust.
Th* ?i..ti' a of Mr. Morgan - .ira
;"-'"i si th?- entrance ol tha Isankl
boa ? of .1 c. Morgaa ?v- < '*. Broad a
Wall streets, rwmatrted in pisca yeah
?'? and tha om?-.- wa i clan? d. ? m
- arj routine tnistnei was trail
acted behind th? lowered ?in.low r*h*4<
I i" Moi^.iii .?r did not coma down
th? ?.mee.
If? P i ?.i? le?n and other aw mix ra
the Morgan linn abo srere at tha \?.-?
street oftta ia!d that the plans foi M
Morgan's funeral had not I.n dada!?
upon, but might be announced to-day, f..
lowing further cable communication ?*.ii
mbei ??? -: ? family In Rot ?
\ a? rvi . -.-. al a III i- I . id In tl
'?;?tl?.-<lr?i! of 8t John th.- [ii-- i-? . ai
In redar Hill Cemeter
I tford, ' onn . a here tl a famll' plot
\ report that the body wss i
? bach In .i ararshli v as d<
B? ? ? d? la- in ih?' shlpm? nt of tl
b as expected Bj Mr Davlson, no
' Il ' Hi | ' ? deelri of the Italia
government to expedite matten H? sa*
i"".- ever, thai the (mardi) would Ball ft
bom? ir; a f#w days with tha body.
ft WSS >a..i ;?r tli<- Whit?- Star OtWet
' in this city ? esterdsy tl ??? no word ha
1." received h? ra of Mr atttterise'a li
It? nu.m of bringing Mr Morgans bo.i
the Ol] mpic leaving ? "berbonr
I on W? dne ? ? enlng Tha tar? at ad
th? re Indicated that the part
?' ?? ltd ? " I? ,i\. Roma !". tW* -.r ihre
i wa pressed a i to th?
btlit- of holdlns lb? itasmer, even if
trail ??? ? - hai tered to t;. i<?- th
the Fren port is the O ;
. ? ? ontracts arltl
i.. governments permit delaya ..niy fo
i ej ond the < .ntrol o
foi t of saving We
I I* Mor*.-1 . jr :.. . i ,| . iterda|
mesaage sent i ? ? .le by hi
brotber-tn-law, Herbert I., Hatterlee, kI\
Ing detalla of Mr. Morgan's Ulm t* aa
I : mil] eonfei. a* ti,.- Mor
on ? followed Further cable mea
.. ? were exchanged during the da1
?? ? ? to completli i; tha fun? rai ,?
? ?.. believed
u W Lam ?? ' a rnernhei ol th?
? ? .-i about a ?
? I ?? -i that th? late dnanetei .Il
Id ' ? al i?'1"-I ;n :. steamer
next Friday Mr '... ? sal
s did t believe this to be l
. ? :???.
ingements. Of the
, .
. . in tea lion be
". t! faintly her?
I y 11 Rom?
...
I ?? t- u?. .'Ulis .. ...i at ti.?
iffl ? terda at ?! i"i aomi
.,-- ? ? ?..'?- ill :'l ?. S .'!i Ml I BV i
son S ? o lid its? isa tha obje l o
?? re? e*.
'i rre few ? altera astenia
'if Morgan, |i.. at N'o -?'?
?1 ? ? ? '. I? ?nil Hi? y simpl) lap
di pai ted without .-? ? ? l|
? ?? ?. ? famllj < Hie of th? earl)
rallen i ries i Hti ele, .i membei
'. . ; ? : > ?
I tlo r the hous. it? ordei - t.. k? ei
people mo Ing Mi M"i?;..ri |r.. and othsi
meint* rs of the ' t ? i to I
le In th? iften.n
? ? ? ? .'n :? apaeul itlon estards>
? to ? ? futur? "f tha Equitable l?tt
. : ?. s... let - . ... ? ? ??? ??.tin?, mis.
leei v?'i" a. appointed to vote Hie .'.I
? m ,,f t?.?' Bto b owned by Mr- Mor?
gaii It was MSjgceted tn.it the voting
ol which Qeorse \v. Perkins, Judgi
Morgan .i O'Brien and Lewis < .!..?*.?< Led?
?ar.i were tha trustees, mlKht b? end? I
and thai plans !?? that effecl wera being
formul?t? d >?? fore Mr, Morgaa'i
i ndei ti-., terma of tha trust agreement
Mi Morgan ?.is privileged t" end th?
i ?? ist i.'. givina thirty daya' notice
ludg? ' ''i-\en isJd thst It ?>?.?'? probsbli
Mi Moi nan had made proi knot h -
? .? ? .. future ol the stock, but ha
knew of non? it hud alwaya been Mi
Moi gan* ? earn? at d?sirs that tha -
Be rnutuallxed, ha said, ?i"i ? was Bssat
. . i ...i negotlatloni toa ard thai i nd
might '"? i'oi"'iif?i a- ano* as Mr. Mor?
c,- ni bas la tha aaetter wera known.
i..- ?aid, the tiuMt.?" would meet the of
'..?i- and dim-tor?, of tl??- B8*tat) Stiil th*
si.it- tuperintendSnt ..f Inaausaca and
'?'ii-i'i-r v'..it action n.iKiit be taken.
The Him of Oeorga Paahodj a Co trat*
th* direct pradaeesaon ..f Morgan, Oran
ret? g i,., the Umdon branch <?f J. P.
M'.ik.'im a- ''?> Mr Peahody asts>Mlsbed
himself permanently in L?*ar*aon a-? mer?
chant and banker In lasT: as n?k??i Junins
Morgan, J P, Morgan's father, to b*eoma
his partner; Mr. Morgss accepted, and
tii- ntetdonahlp ps-rslstad t" tha lira?
Iii <i. at ti
\\ ben Mi Peahody r.-tir..i hia succ?s
begged htm to ctsntlntta tha aaaaa of
tha in in Oeorga Peatsady ? Co., but this
bs refused to <!". and the hank b***S8?
known .ii? Morgan OranfaU & C*
Regsrding tha death ot .i p. Margan
L*hsrlsB m Schwab aaid: "M*tMni that
you COUld -ay I oiil?l examf-rate my f**l?
., p m regard te Mr. Morgaa. n? -a a? a
ttall) grast la aven rsspset, noth as a I
man and s nnan?i*-i. all ran* daaJlng
with hint w*r* very piaaaant, ami i an
..lllV!ii.-..i Hast bla Isaa win ba h?nu fait
by tha country.''
_- s
AMERICAN AID SENT
Doctors and Students Go to
Belgrade to Tend the Sick.
Berlin. April L?In i*eaaa?n*s to an ap?
peal for iii?-'ii?ai and Bura*)eal at?i for th*
si.-k and wt-maatod al n?-i?:ra'i<\ Isivta
made to tha ?%SB*rtesa asnhsaay la Bar?
lin by lohn B. Jackson. AtHSfi*** Min?
ist, r to Servia. Dr MWSfd kTOTJ New?
ton, of p<Miim>lvaiiia ha- formed a party
oompaaei ?>f Aaaarlcan loetora and stu
dente, which will leave here to-night for
Belgjrsde.
In UM party ar. K. A QllBT?Bt, of
Jamestown. Tex.; W. V Ho\ le. of Itultan
.?polis; Rolxrt R Sattl? r and William 11
Weiininir. ^f ? 'Ini-innatl; t." I". Me?;?utnp>.
ol Moiindsvllle. W Va.; J M. USVS, of
Norfolk, VtU, snd 11. A. Itosenkranr.. of
1..-S Angeles.
I Tiffany & Co.
? Jewelry Pearls Diamonds
I Silver Watches Clocks
! Bronzes China Stationery
i
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
The line to Chicago via Pittsburgh is now open for
traffic via its own rails, and through trains via that route
have resumed their regular schedules.
In addition thereto, a new train to Chicago, running
solid via Pittsburgh with modern electric lighted equipment
of coaches, drawing room, sleeping cars and dining cars,
has been established on the following schedule:
Leave New York, 23rd Street - - - 1:50 P. M.
Leave New York, Liberty St. - - - 2:00 P. M.
Arrive Pittsburgh. 4:50 A. M.
Arrive Chicago. 5:00 P. M.
Regular route to Wheeling and Zanesville via Grafton is
now open and trains are running as usual for through service.
KAISER APOLOGIZES:
PAYS JENANT $30.00(
Confers Honor on Farmer Hi
Tries to Oust for Being
"Utterly Inefficient."
H- rlin. April : Th? Oerman Km
pei or*i troubl? ail i ti int. Helmut!
Bohst, on hi? eatat? -'t Kedlnen bs
settled amicably, after being before th?
courts for lereral months Bohst ;u ti
i pg'W as compensation, while
letter sent t.> him from the Emperor*!
lecretary la understood to ?"luitin bh
majestr'a ? ? tloi snd regrets,
ir is .-.tat.--.] t; si Bohst Is ??> recel!
Order of tin Ro .?. Croara a? s i"k<-n o(
th?? Rmperor'a retraction of l itate?
ment h. bad mad? that i e had "thrown
out his tenant - itterli
iii?-tli"i?-rit
Th? tenant haa its hli
farm voluntar! s tl ? vt Irstlon ol
Is lease, whlcl si 8? ?? ?? i a.-?
tu run.
Th?- settlement wai forms :. n:':in2."l
? ? Agrii 'lit irai i ? ? m ?! ol lb?
rest Prussia, it the < redit
for it ?""<! !" be due t? the
ro? rince. sderto i Inform
? ? ? of the extent to s bfc h ?
? - .. by hli representative
. ? ? ? | ol
sends '?? if- Imutb
a
?STANDARD'INDORSES PAGE
London Paper Says U. S. Diplo
matic Service Needs Revision.
London, April ! "The Stat I
trussing .the dels it Wa ihlngton In till?
ing I '? bsssadoi to '
i ; i i t. . ? 11 add? a no?
toril! solved b) the appointment of ?Val
tei 11 Pagi i guea that the whole dlp
lomatli servi.' the L'nited Btates
needs rs* Islo
"Though the Bsp il li - - ng ilarl?
fortunate ;?) I - appointment? to
Buropeai pit?is and t h?? practical re?
sijit~ of ? ?'? a sppler than
could be expected continue? the
thera I? llttl? i o b? said f"i the
ten Itself, ss II limits * ha suppl
svallabl? talent, glvss t".. much Impor
tanc? t.. m.'' wealth umi quits unn?
sarily slights the pretension! ol th?
abilities a'hlch sn not ?-?v-.i ?..-? .j n
1.1 ms of mom
'A poor man succeeding ?> mult! mill?
ionaire al London, foi example, would I
I n.l nla position Intolerable on the
scant) sllowance mad? Hospitality i??
? great, onerous and fery expensive
dul of th? American Ambassadoi n
London, snd it li 11 ? l. r that the ital
should bear the reasonable expensen o
H-hU'h ; ? i epresental Ive is put.' 1
"PEACEFUL BLOCKADE"
FOR MONTENEGRIN PORT
British. Austrian and German
Warships lo Participate in
Coercive Measures.
Malta. Apr.I L Th- British giagnigg
? rdered to be
r ail- to gall to-morrow to partic?palo ?n
the seinonatratlon to bs mad? ? a - -?
Huagarian snd British warships on the
Montenegrin and I sata, ? si
der to ? oeree Mot agi to s
? ths bombardm? l of B l u
v ? i i lerman
? rttlSSf Jin : : m Ordered y th*
German governmei in ti
blot kadi of t
Iprtl L?The na
I
' ';.-:?' _ ' .'?..:?
duce bei rree l l ??? thi
?
I
? ? _ ' from
Vo in ., ? v
nten I iwe?
TURKEY ACCEPTS TERMS
Peace Proposals Drawn Up by
Powers Under Five Heads.
tantli ? !-? April : -The TurkiMt
? ? !? - lared that it san -
s.rvi-iil- .!? ;tnl the ts ice pru
owen T
. . ii ii. ? i inn- .. ?. i ? i-;
. diploutatic corpa
BPS
sum ?if than powers fur thctr
DMdlatton
Tin' t- : . ? ? ledlsUon ottered by the
European powers hi Turkey .iti'l to the
? . e as foUoara
First ' 'ttoraan ??????
sll start at Knoa, an?i.
followtni ? .t the Maritas Klv-r
and th? i thai of the Erg? ne, sha ' ? ad
..t m.,?:,i AI erritorles situated to th*
west ?.i ? ? ""1 by Turkey,
m th.- silled states. '.'."'ih the ? sceptlon
of Albania, tl ? ???- I ?*I?* of which shall
b" iixe.i by th? power?
?, .. ... The question ?if th? ASgtua 1st?
, | ill be i tiled by th?? power?.
Third - ' abandon all claim
to ' r.-t.
Fourth The ? "'?>?? cannot favorahl)
entertain I e demand foi Uidemnlty, bul
? -idmll th? ?liles to participate In
ii., ,ii... issions ol th? International I em
mission m Parla foi an ?qultaule settle
tin r participation In th? Ottoman
debt and the finand i rge? of ths
dUtrli ta to ?? han.l-i! over to th?ir, Tin
: . t uked to take ul la I M
labora of t' li ommlssion.
The greal power? dedan si lbs *-arr"?
s thai .? them bagas ara a?'
cepted ostlllties shall cease
jLffl^i?i&???i? *i% Cfo*
Cr Hew Vork -j?? Paris
The very latest French Models in
Women's and Misses'* Suits
at $45f "So, $5St %, -Jd
This season's masterpieces of such eminent creators as
Cheruit, Parry, Poiret, Paquin and Lanvin comprise the
superb collection of ultra-fashionable Suits now on display
in the l3??)Mno Salons -
Reproductions of these charming Paris models, beautifully
made up of tins season's most desirable materials?wool bengaline,
woo! matalasse, wool Bedford, French serge and fine imported fancy
mixtures?at the attractive prices quoted above. ,
Ihe Original Models, JUst as they came but recently from
their Paris makers, are moderately priced at?
>125% $/50, si75 to '450
Attention is also directed to our splendid showing of
Gowns, Dresses, Wraps, Coats, Blouses,
French Millinery and our own adaptations
? portraying the newest, most exclusive effects for all formal and
informal occasions.
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