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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-30

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lions, and cannot praise your medicine
enough for what it has done for me.
Many thanks to you for your advice
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has cured me, and I will recon-
mend it to my friends.-Mrs. FLORENCE
r. HOFFMAN, 512 Roland ST., Canton, o.
The condition described by Mrs Hoff-
man will appeal to many women, yet
lots of sick women struggle on with
their daily tasks disregarding the
urgent warnings until overtaken by
actual collapse.
The present Mrs. Pinkham's expert
ence in treating female ills is unparal-
leled, for years she worked side by side
with Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, and for
sometimes past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department OF
her great business, treating by letter
as many as q hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1898-11-30

Mrs. Naborly-"So your name is the
same as your papa's, Harry"
HalTy-"Ye s'm''
Mrs Naborly-"How do you know
when your mamma calls who she
means 90
Harry-"Oh, she always calls me kind
Of coaXing. Brooklyn Life.
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law. but II so II only in an advisory capacity
Senator Raines knew what he wanted IN ram
Ing the lquor bU Mr.. Van Deusen IS large
genial man. easy to get al. and : a hard "orkm AZ
anything he undertakes.
HIS retirement two years ago. from the Brook
lyn Board OF Elections on account ~ d's-
agreement between the Commissioners and himself
He compiled election law manual. - "hlrh ne
attached his own name. and tho Brooklyn Election
Commissioners took umbrage a; Ms action. assert
ing thst Mr. Van Deusen used material IN hls man
VA! belonging exclusively TO the Bonrd ~ Elec-
tlons This caused the arrest 81 SIR Van D'n'en
who sought al early trial When ne case was III
vesn gatei the charges "er" dismissed IN the
police court M Van p7is~H desired hat no
rather ser!ous charges against him might b" in
vestigated by the Grand Jury IN order that 10
might fully present his side 81 tho cnse He 'ame
out OF Il with flying coiors Tier" was thih oi hls
being ren,'atod but tho 'e"lnSs ense,de:ed -.
tween himself and his sup'r.ors W., ~ SO ..'
tt nature mat be took no action 10 regain his pa -
Mr Van Dcusen Vas horn in Hudson. 7, IN
1850 WHERE he received bis 'dIca,lon IN NE E.nN'
Navy where be was ASS sued 90 ID" M.rn.'oit
and. AFTER .sersmg term ~ "i" 80. IT, w." .,,
MINER - he .d;oriaI .,siI - Tho Ch-nso
Savs e hem aSsos s@ M '1 FRY o!
Deascn hrid FOR two years. Later he returned 20
Chicago. and during tho Dcmocrat!c Ion"cr non
IN M he was cngag-d as head asher % tne
IN he ,a aii' Ok is Mr. van Deasen came 70
.i,v and bsra me connected WIN ne rfo-f.rg Joe
pafironi ~ The brooklyn Ee lie" When .h"
S~w-york press began - publication VI ttn
n."err vas secured - take caRrg" u TO iirnot-
yn branch. Later he had c;.aite u The 100
IN star an! when TIE publication of tar 4at"T
Lad ceased Mr. Van D"us"n wa appointed %. an
executive clerk IN the Board u Elections THIS
On "a no held for nine years Mr.. Van Ic4s~n haH
Geer engaged FOR tho last year IN legislative mat
Nj Van pe;i.en 70 married. and has a boy seven
years old lie IL "a member - ne St Elcno!as
soce,y and me Gravesend Yacht club lie "a a
8n,I,ff,con In politlcs HE home IL ~ Fighi"'h-
G, ard Twenty -rr-,-aye. IN -" Thrtieth Ward.
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TARRYTOWN.

This evening will re womens night at Coiique'0'
s11ook and Ladder Companys rooms ana al e','e'-
t,a,r,nent will be given by the Happy soclai CIuo'
Mics Carrie Schan. the daughter or Johh r SV'A"
tos Orcharc-st returned home on Sunday from san
irorc,s,o where she had been visiting relatives lot
several years. ~ 49,. ,ouoc,or hesan
Tbomas Rawcliffe. the village tax collector oeHh
collecting Yesterday at the corporation Tooiio 80
rate is Sc on the 5000 slight increase o'e' '
- Charles J. Weeks private in Company on 'i rs
els, Regiment who shot in inc rsht d. " u,
the battle OF Santiago has arrived 1' Ietter 10 his
oe where he is In the hospital In d rec ~ -
Ssthcr Abel Weeks Just received. Charles says no
LEFT Siboney on July s. and at that time al me
ITarrytown boys We're all rifnt, Ahra,,sS nome
ira ase of John D. Rockefeller against the as
assessors OF Mount Pleasant Township reaNe VAIN
IiSg7 Assessment will be opened To-Day Uoi0t0 w
l1Iovsradt 0. POughheepsle referee: tad
Mo members Of the J. 0. L. a. VI. have orga'lizvu
n social club to be known as tho t3en)ailh
b. Assocjation committee has been app0,Hn'su 10
arrange FOR a moonlight excursion up the iuuSoI
r. " Neubrand and his family OF Ma n &c ton
trt have gone to Webster. in the CatsKlHS' io'
The annual meeting OF the voters Of School DIS
@r,ct No I town of Greenburg. will he held IN we
rsshincton Irving High School Building on Auaue'
2 Appropriations will be asked for. ana TWO IL us
rees VIII be elected for three years 10 succeeu 'oi'
il Briggs and Frank r Picrson A.. r.-
Tho annual meeting of the members OF the Tar
trytown Centre Of the University Extension Sociey
has been postponed until autumn when II Is e *
pccted the Lecture Committee VIII nave uecueN va
! a course for the coming season , =. 49,. ..r
Among the contributions received by the mn IN
esers Of the Tarry9wn HosRa 1o as' Ms Arson G.
Pfnlps Sls q from the Second Reformed ChuTch
s1ql 80 from st Barnabass Episcopal Church or IV5
ington. and annual dues OF slc eacn RON Nv az"
AN 90 Irvineton: Mr. and Mrs Henry Dale. Mrs
George Legg and Mrs. f. j Banker. OF Tarrytown'
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.

Captain John T. Pruyn returned 10 THIS Guy on
Sunday and reported that his company Is no" iu'''
with a majority OF the men residents OF fohhcrs'
.rhe company. formerly the 4th Separate IS "o"
Company b Of the new regiment festefua! VS.
spent in registering names and IL IS eNpeo'eu .''
The command will go 10 Camp Black this morning
The Hollywood Inn baseball team Dit the dus'
again on Saturday TO the Riverdale Field Club on
the morning OF the Fourth Of July TINS team ue-
heated the clubs team by a score Of Is to D. Inc
Hast game was more interesting. The nome 'eaiii
worked hard but the score AT the close stood 10
~ in favor of the visitors.
The Sunday-schoos Of the Warburton Avenue anu
Nepperhan Avenue Baptist churches ana the lay
spring Presbyterian Church held Joint excursion
Yesterday on the steamboat Taurus Inc san was
~ far ss Vest Point and on the return stop was
made at Oscawana Island
Miss Caroline Starr has been engaged as Hd''o'i
q, The Young Womens Christian Association anu
will enter on her duties this week. soclaDIe lot
members and friends is announced for Frlcay even
ing ,,,,ood
Miss Sarah L. Galloupe. librarian of ho"y"o0
Inn is enjoying her vacation at DaiNers' Mass
George W. Dobbs superintendent OF the Dogs ue
.partment. will spend his vacation at roue"heep
sic leaving town this morning iii
The Yonkers Auxiliary CT the Red CrosS wiz
meet this forenoon 8 o'clock in the assem- en-
bly-room Of Hollywood Inn 10 sew dUt A"sooSa-
non will meet TINS sVtl ard ~ Health win hold lis
i'll meeting this afternoon in the new mulclpal
.IIuuid,ng' in Dock-st at 43o O'Clock 1,ooo,r-
While visiting William CIemer; al 1t 60 ~ i7' New
,et on Sunday evening, Mlcnael - Men, " W
.York city died after a short Illness . - the
Harry b. Oden. corpora in COMPANY v ~ o
lrtsf neg rnent has written TO MS 1ather W -
'ofo1 81 Ruena NIsta-ave this city. that ne ~
ltn good health He also says that ne wen, ,v
t1he fight before Santiago ana u'u "o'
kscratch. 49, . 49, ,,axa,dcr Smith &
tsons carpet shop resumed operations Se''eN"'
tmornng. ~,.. Co,r, clerk and Mrs
,, henS tarted Yesterday for Salem, Mass for
49, nc.aaI.s; vacation In Mr. Ritches absence
t1Ienry j Rowan is acting clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
NETWORK CITY.

Messrs Oelrichs & Co. agents OF the North Cor
man Lloyd Steamship Company. announce mat
they now have cards ready. which may be obtained
by friends OF passengers giving them access 10
North German Lloyd piers on the arrival or their
steamers IN accordance with the customs regu'a-
tions recently made by the Treasury Department
70 lessen the crowds which gather on steamship
docks on the arrival OF steamers.
Tho New-Haven Line steamer c. II. Northam.
scheduled to leave NewYork at midnight daily.
bu, which has been detained account OF the
war restrictions Of the Government along Inc
Sound the restrictions having now been nodlNeo.
will on and after to-day. leave New York on time
This will allow the New Haven Line 10 run It's
steamers according to the regular summer tine
oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19

,,rvprps OF THE STATE WEEKLY PRESS Asso.
CITATION. WITH THEIR WIVES AND DAUGH-
TERs COME TO SEE NEW YORK.

The members Of the Georgia Weekly Press As
ISOLATION together with their wives and daugh-
ters $50 persons IN all. arrived in this city last
night and went TO the Hotel Gerach Some II the
members arrived early In the evening and prepared
the way FOR the main party which arrived on
three Pullman over the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad
The association comprises the principal weekly
publications IN the State Of Georgia, and repre-
sents the chief political power Of the state THIS
is the first time that the association as body has
visited New York. 1t held It's annual meeting In
Newman Ga last Tuesday and Wednesday. on
Wednesday night the members met NJ Atlanta
and were entertained by tho newspaper men or
that city. They spent day In Ashevllle, y. G"
and proceeded thence to Washington. where tncy
spent Sunday. coming yesterday 10 New-fork
The party Will remain IN this city until Thurs
day when the members Will take the Old Dominion
Line steamer home.
We arc improving down in Georgia. one mem
Der Of the party said last night. Il tell you. SAN
that We are moving right along VINO IA
thought that any OF the weekly papers would nave
matrices and stereoiyping outfits Georgia IS
moving right along and by and by. with an h"r
resources. she will take front rank In the inins-
trial world
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WHITE PLAINS.

Thomas F. Curran. OF Yonkers. attorney FOR
Adrian Braun. convicted Of murder In the first de-
gree Tor killing his wife Catherine In the visitors
room AT the State Prison at Sing Sing last March.
filed in the County Clerks Office yesterday nouce
Of an appeal 10 the Court OF Appeals from tho
Judgment OF the court in which Braun was con-
!Victed. M -. ...,
The town Board O. Health Will make It's annual
visit OF inspection TO the Westchester Temporary
Home on Thursday afternoon. -
Services VIII be- held in the Presbyterian Church
next sunday In memory OF Thomas clinton l|e VAL
ley Of this town member OF the Naval Reserve;
wSo died on board the cruiser Yankee several
weeks ago The Rev. DR.. A r. Macoubrey Will
,the Ncw-York Naval Reserve Will be present
The second meeting Of The Village Park Assocla-
tion for The election OF officers will be held in The
lchape Of the Presbyterian Church tomorrow even
ing
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MANY DELEGATES AGAINST HIM.
From THE PRESENT OUTLOOK THE RENoM1NA
TON OF SENATOR BURNS is NOT RE
GARDED AS POSSIBLE.

" looks as II the denomination OF J. Irving
Burns FOR Senator In the XXlId District is mpos-
s!hle The Senate District Convention Will be
composed OF twenty-five delegates. epportloned az
follows: Eight Delegates from the Isl Assembly
District eight from tbs ia and six from the lilo.
Caucuses have been held IN tho I'D Assembly
District as follows: Mamaroneck. Greenhurg ana
White Plains In these towns thirty-one delegates
have been elected against Mr.. Rurns and ono for
him. The towns Of Rye. Harrison and Scarsda!e
with nineteen votes. will have contest. and all
the delegates Will be opposed 20 Mr. Burns. This
makes a total OF hf,y votes against Mr.. Burns In
the convention out Of total OF eighty three. and
the eight votes from the 10 Assembly DIS
trict in the Senate convention.
In the lid Assembly District. Mount Pleasant.
Newcastle Bedford, LewisbOro SOmers and North
Salem have held caucusee and have elected twenty
seven delegates in opposition TO Mr. Burns and TWO
in his favor. The other towns In the district, win
the exception OF Ossining. w. send SOLD delesa-
tons In opposition to him. This also assures mat
The eight votes Of this district VIII bc against Mr
Burns The result in these Two districts secures
the defeat OF Mr. Burns. as IL II believed there are
ONLY six votes which he can possibly get and IL il
expected that tho Ist District will be against him
and that these Fix votes viii be lost 10 him.
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CHIEF CLERK OF THE VIEW BUREAU
CLARENCE V. c. VAN DEUSEN TO BE Az
POINTED AS SOON AS MR. MCUL-
r.CU TAKES THE OATH.

II is understood by the friends OF Clarence V. c.
Van Deusen that he Will be appointed chief clerk.
or the practical executive head. OF the new Eiec-
tons Bureau OF which ex-Chief OF Police John NC
Cullagh is Superintendent. Mr. Van Deusens APP
po.ntment Will probably be announced as soon as
Mr. McCullagh takes the oath OF office. There are
few men in Brooklyn better qualified TO carry out
the provisions OF the law than Mr.. van Deu-
sen For several years he was chief clerk or the
Board Of Elections In Brooklyn. and while there
mastered the details of the Election law In man.
ner 10 attract tho attention OF the lawmakers at
Albany His comprehensive grasp OF the intrica-
cies OF the law impressed Senator Raines who con-
suited Mr. Ven Deusen in framing the so-called
Raines Election law. It 10 reported that MT Van
Deusen had 10 do largely with the Raines Liquor
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MOUNT KISCO.

lawn festival viii be held tomorrow evening on
the surrounding the parsonage OF tho Method
ist Episcopal Church The proceeds will be used for
the benefit of the Sunday school library.
Miss Hattie Elliott and E w. Jackson viii be
married tomorrow afternoon at the home OF the
brides mother Mrs. ). A. Elliott In Mapleave
A fete champetre and military pageant will be
given on the lawn of the home. OF Mr. and Mrs
Clarence 2. Whitman. In Katonah. on Saturday
evening The affair is in charge OF the women or
Red Croso Auxiliary No. 20 OF Northern West
chester County. and the proceeds will IL used 20
purchase medicinal supplies and deicacies for the
sick and wounded soldiers. 49,
James w. DAILY Howard F. Bailey and ex Sheriff
Addison johnson started Yesterday for Detroit 10
attend the circuit meeting at the Highland Driving
Park. 49, -.
The Board OF Public Works OF New YORK Ci'y mas
apnonted Eugene Nillaney, OF Sing sing. eGperln-
tcndent OF the Croton watershed for this section
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ENROLMENT LISTS AT SING SING

The Republican County Committee met at tho
Orawaupum Hotel White Plains. yesterday after
for the purpose OF taking action in the alleged
irregularities OF the Republican enrolment In Sing
Sing, II being alleged that the local organization.
which Is strongly Of the Patt-Burns wing OF the
party withheld the enrolment from inspection and
a proper revision. Upon hearing ". w. Ryder on
behalf OF the Sing Sing organization and making
other investigation into the matter. the County
Committee decided that there were no grounds for
impeaching the enrolment. which is open and has
been since last Friday evening. for inspection and
revision. Ex-Assemblynan Alfred T. Smith, from
the town OF East Chester, presented resolution
mat the oosnm.ttes be rsorganized the plap Of
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NEW-ROCHELLE.

According to orders from the Village President.
the police summoned about forty merchants to APP
pear before Judge Lsmbden yesterday morning for
violation OF the ordinance relating TO the obstruc-
ton Of sidewalks by low awnings. The merchants
were ordered 10 comply with the law about three
months ago but had given no attention 10 the mat
ter. Some OF them were greatly offended yester-
dav when brought 10 court, and only one man
would agree TO pay the fine OF $40. The others en-
tered general denials and had their ad-
fournei TO later In the week. About half dozen
who failed to appear will be fined for contempt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MONDAY. JULY IS 1870
20,


PORT OF NEW YORK MONDAY. JULY IS lS~
ARRIVED.
steamer Msni,Ssa Or Ga'ss Lyndon Jry gn q
an4 81 S1OP The r AZ q 'n ne h
Steamer cqae CBr Thomas Lyer?ool ~, 5sy bar a. .
n and anchored owins 70 thick tog - with u,a..
steamer Nacoochec smith savannah July To- "''H "''
s,eoner Goldsboro townsend Philadelphia with nd"
sandy Hook july IS $50 r-wina southwest ""
breeze, partly cloudy.
CLEARED. -.
Steamer Finance sukefor,h Colon-panara ha''''
steamer Administer dn Lyons sydney B--S"''
Steamer Strathness Bn Durdin. Cape Town Ia"
steamer peutschland Ger. Scherhorst Flusn@s
Steamer Vega (Porr. cOolhe. Lisbon via Af0'e'~
Steamer laurie c3n. smith LverpOOl-whi'' 81"
Steamer Guyando,,e Davis Norfok and Newport new
Bark Shetland Bjorkland Tampico-Eppinser Sa'
Bark Elyira GER. wur,hmann. London-rheodor Nv
Bark unanma o'n Raoadan. Pernambuoo-Jams
Bark IinGley ,isr isbs,er Anier-Gust IIeye, Nv
Brig Harry stewart ,Br. brinton. Elizabeth y ~
SAILED
Steamers Benefactor for Wilmington c. and Geo, sN
town c; Guyand5ue Norfolk ana Newport New"
Finance, Colon. Administer ,Br'' sydney %
THE NOV EMENrS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Llverpoo. July is-salled steamer Potomac OBJ. AZ
derson. NrwlOrN ,.rharoSsa
southampton July ls-Saed. steamer na''
(Ger) Richter from Bremen Tor Ne~-foh ponlS
Bristol July ls-Arrved In the Roads Steamer "0
(Br) Osergard NcW-lorh Tor Gloucester ,-.,, ff,r,
shields July i7-saed. steamer Robert pckers' Wv
for New-York. ,-ro Oh
Falmouth. July lI-ArrtNed, s'ea"N' '''N
Nicholas Nsw-York y.,,,s tpn.
I.undv Island. July ls-Passed. steamer hoh'o'" v
Ostergar! New York FOR Gloucester - ma Bal
Hamburg July i3Sailed steamers Arenor 70 New
liene NewYork isth peansylya nia 1Ger sp's York
York. 18th arrived. Ara (l}r NlcEoIas' ~, tpf.
August Korr CIR Buhner. New-foTk' fos'''
Chalmers New-York. ,,.,s,, LaiS
Bremen. July is-Arriyed, steamer . kTsnrs'"
(Ger) Schuckmann, New-York via Southahlpvn,, Oh
Gibraltar. July ls-passsd steamer rrirss sssmx
Beard Shanghai etc. for New-fork, artNee' .na pr-
Kaiser Wilhelm IL GER. Hosemsnn Ne~-forS' '"N
Marseiles july ie--Passed steamer Ain~'eN
' Trieste july Is-saned. steamer Go'tfried ''"'D
MALTA Inlv i7-passei. steamer Ardancearg "'"
ley, Calcutta, etc. for New-York ,, n,a Briand
Iartla. July l1-Passed. steamer AlesA F''
New York for Naples etc. cauust (Brh
Heming. New-York .., c,a Byrns
New-York mn Ser
sen (from Santos, etc). New-York. - ma OLA
Rio Janero. July is-Sailed. steamer bunoo W."
Eew-York-
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CONSIDERATION FOR NEWFOUNDLAND.

S. Johns. y f. July lS-The Special colonial
Delegates from Newfoundland now in London nave
succeeded in securing the appointment OF hoyai
Commission 70 investigate the internal resources OF
the colony and 70 institute a thorough inquiry into
the condition OF The population living on the French
treaty
The British War once also favors terrifying 81
Johns Representation IS be allowed the colony
before the Joint Commission 10 assemble at Quebec
FOR discussion and settlement o, the issues between
the United States and Canada Newfoundland VIII
be represented there BY Receiver-General Morine
General satisfaction Is fet here over the results OF
the mission
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
MOUNT VERNON.

Mrs Oscar Rowlandson, Of No. l@ South Ih'r-
teenth-ave has just received postal caro- from
her son. George W Rowlandson, OF Company H.
7,s, Regiment dated July A. in which he says that
ne Is we'll and safe within the American lines. MI
Rowlandson among those reported missing H sis
The large whist party given at the nome OF MIS-
O. X IAnabury. of Chester HILL recently was
successful affair and the receipts VIII be deV0Ieo
Trizes we're won by Mrs. William Sageman. MIS-
ti r COMO .lrs Hugo Zeigteld. Mrs. Milton Rath-
hnn Miss McI,aughlin, Mrs. Daniel De Wit Mrs
William Chambers and Mrs. G. W. Waldo
The women in charge OF the lawn fete gwen re-
gently to secure funds for chapel at the New
Work Infant Asylum announce that theft fund now
The annual picnic Of the Sunday school and
friends OF the Dutch Reformed Church Will take
place on Thursday at Oakland Beach.
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T1rcKAHOE AND BRoNXvILLE.

The assessors OF the town OF East Chester VIII
nave tho roll completed about August l. after
which tho books will be left with the Town CLERK
for Inspection until grievance day. August IL.
The Board this year consists Of Samuel Fee, John
6. O'Gorman and William Madden.
The residents OF BronXVile Tuckahoe, 1onkers
Park and Scarsdaic have been invited to spend sat
urday, August 6. at Lake Mahopec 4 special train
the New-York and Harlem will be run under
the auspices OF the EpwOrth League Of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church.
The annual financial report for the school dis
trict shows that for the year Just ended the
ceipts were N4.252 &c and disbursements s9440 o.
leaving a balance OF a8l2 iS
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ACCIDENTS TO THE PRINCE or WALES

London. July ls-The newspapers are creating a
great deal OF talk over the mishaps more amusing
than serious which have befailen the Prince OF
Wales While passing sunday at Wadedeson
Manor Ayleshury the Prince slipped on A stair
ann sprained hts knee While being conveyed TO
the railroad station to-day In chair the latter
rrokc ana His Royal Higrness received shaking
but injury.
a bulletin issued tonight NJ Marlborough House.
the London residence Of the Prince OF Wales, says
the Prince has fractured his left kneccap.
The injury Will probably keep His Royal Highness
within doors for "A week at least
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-19
ROOF GARDENS AND WAR VIEWS.

The roof gardens again are at the front as places
NJ amusement for those who stranded in Man
haitian There have been a good many bad nights
for roof gardens in the part OF the summer which
is already gone. but the entertainment IS always
ready when the weather IS warm enough TO make
ire place desirable and dry enough 10 make Il pos
s,ble The roof OF the Casino seems 10 Oe ne most
popu.ar Of all. This week the chief feature Of the
Dersormance - stil the negro op"rctia the origin
o. the Cake walk" TO this are added Miss Alice
Anterior. Nellie Hawthorne. Arthur K. Deegan. the
three Gardner brothers. Nile. PhItho. AdcHna
Eoattlno. Maryland Tyson, Minnie StoNer, John II.
Keefe Edwin French AnoriiL md a ballet.
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Mr.. TURNER BECOMES A CATHOLIC.

Paris July ls-The Rev. John Spencer Turner.
formerly an Eplscopalian rector az Rochester. has
been received into the Roman Cntholic Church
by tho Passionsts AT the Church OF 81. Joseph. He
has had an audience with Cardinal Richard. Arch
bishop Of Paris who will confirm him tomorrow.
assisted hv the Very Rev OsmOnd Cooke and the
Rev. Cuthoert Turner Mr. Turner Will study FOR
the priesthood a Rome
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CHINESE REBELS DRIVEN BACK.

London July B-The Parliamentary Seore'"''
for the Foreign Office. George y. Curzon' repIy'"s
to-day in the House Of Commons 70 questions on
tho Chinese situation. said the British Consul al
Canton reported that 500 badly armed rebels had
encountered a detachment Of imperial troops OH
July at an unknown place, and had afteT"aru
retrcated westward with loss The rebellion. ne
added was not yet suppressed ana re!iao'e 'nfor-