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The PniSs beats 'em al. Nov il the
time 70 Subscribe for II.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST.
Washington Nov. "a OF marked strength Is
the Mississippi Valley. moving north
eastward advance ~ this storm rain has fallen
throughou; Mississippi and Ohio valleys the southern
lake region and the Middle and East Gulf states and
following It's from Southern Texas. rain has
been followed by much colder clearing weather In the
Southwestern States The temperature Is rising In tEe
Northwest under the Influence ~ low par
meter which has APPEARED the British Nor-
territory. During Thursday rain will fall In the
states with increasing eastefy wlnds
probably becoming high In the states OF the Lower
Mssss ppi Valley clearing weather will be attended by
decia.d, lower temperature with frost Thursday night
In the and Northwestern States the weather WI"
La f,r with rising temperature In the southern states
tie emt.atute will low FOR the during
the next two days. Storm siSnas displayed on
Lakes Michigan. Huron. Erie and Ontario and along the
aiuf a. as BrOMnsvle 70 Pensacoh
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
MARRIED.

CHIDsEy-BARR-Tn York On Wednesday Novem-
Der .. by the Rev. Robert G. Booth. John Marshall
Chidsey. Of Elizabeth y j.. and Catherine Barr Of
New-York.
MEAD-CLEVELAND-O "Wednesday. Noyemocr a. In
the Church of Zon and st. Timothy. by Archdeaeon
Tiffany. d. D. assisted by the Rev DR. Henry Iuhecx.
the Rev Dr. g. NJ Niles and the Rev. J. ~ Netferi.
Elizabeth Naming. daughter u Dr. Clement Cleveland.
20 Robert Gillespie Mead. ~.
MLANAHAE-DUER-On Tuesday. November 9. AZ ~.
Johns Church. Nsw-Hayen Conn. by the Rev. stewart
Means, Caroline Suydam. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Denning Duer to George Xavier McLsnshan. Of wash
instOn, u. &.
PENTI-KfTE.-On Wednesday. November o. Al
Saints Church. Fanwood. j.. by the Rev Lewis
Cameron. assisted by the rector. the Rev. r. H. True
Grte Eselle, granddaughter Charles Kyle TO stanton
Williams Pentz.
-HAKTSHORNE-At Portland" Highland. ~
j. Wednesday. November - lrys by the Rev.
Thomas Mckee Brown. Of the church of saint
Mary the Virgin. New-York Mary Mnturn daughter
o; Benlmin NJ Hartshorne, esq, 10 Ensign Henry
Heber Ward L. :. y.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
Notices of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
DIED.

BEDELIGIn Brooklyn. on Tuesday, November 3 1893.
Funeral services THURSDAY. November 10 at o'clock
Train leaves Flatoush. ave depot Ia p.
BUssGNG-Tuesday November s. 1898. +. Bussing,
Fordham
Funeral services her residence No 3i7 Lenos-
ave. Thursday. November 10 inst. al O'Clock p. m
DALEs-On Tuesday November 8 Jennet widow Of
Burr b Daes. NJ D.. and mother of Charles B. Dales
Funeral from No i4e Bay st. s'apeton staten Island
Friday November II. at D. m.
DOCKERY-On November = 1895 Martin NJ. Dockery
beloved husband Of Annie Dockery.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited attend
ave Brookyn on November 10; thence to Church Of
Nativity Madison and Classon-ave at $50 o'clock
Interment Holy Cross Cemetery
GIEsEMANN-On Augus, i3 in his nineteenth year. Ar
mold Giesemann r. 3D. private Company k 'st Resi,
Annie and Henry Giesemann.
Funeral services St Lutheran church, 73dG
Relatives and freais also officers and members OF Com
pany X. are invited to attend
HgN m Len Gh"ppiu S IN he u M on ,s MF3f.a'y Or s November
Notice u funeral hereafter
LUCE--suddeny. November 3 Richard Luce aged rs
Funeral services his late residence No ses Putnam
ave. Brooklyn. Thursday. 330 p. N.
Relatives ana friends invited attend.
lnterment private.
MEAD-on November $, after shoF, illness. Henry v.
Hsss ana s@5, n.'e oas 3eos 'Ss q, &: f:"s,. ;.,
residence. NJ. 3i2 West 2?th-st.
Inierment at Pompton Plains. y. J.
MlLIIAU-At her residence No. Al LAFAYETTE Place
November . Philipna Gulllou M.lhau. widow Of John
Notice or funeral hereafter
ROCKWEGI.-At Colorado Springs. col. November
lsDs Rebe"ci g. daughter Of the late B B. Rockwell.
of West Wn,;ed ''onn.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
SMITH Yonkcrs. X =. November 7 1898 Georg. r.
smith.
Funeral services at residence No 3l4 Riverise
Yonke-s. Thur-day. November la. at ?. m
Carriages Will meet Lie y. train from Grand Central
station, New YORK
STRYKEE- Entered into rest TUESDAY November Q.
1895 Elizabeth Lake, wife N cornelius Stryk'r
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral. Friday At 3. M. from her late res-
dence. Corey Island ave, near Avenue y 'irayesen1
Please omt flowers.
TItK-A her residercc No 30 Fast 53i at. IN Noyem-
her o. Emma Il. Tuck beloved wife - pr Henry Tuck
and youngest daughter q the iaie William H. Beers
Funra from s. Thomass church. Friday morning. a, 10
O'Clock
UNpERHII.I,-On November =. 1875. after i'll
Mary Is. widow - Bailey vni"rnli. in the s4th
= ter
Fune~l serv m he residence u her son Eugene
derhi. No l35 East 5sth ST.. this Thursday evening
O'Clock.
Intermert Amawalk Wes,chester County. Y. Y. Friday
morning
WILIIAMs-At Brooklyn. y. T.. on November 8. $685.
John J. Williams
Relatives and friends arc invited attend the funeral
services residence No. IOt Union-st Brook
lyn. Thursday evening November TO- at 7;3o
Hsrerl Railroad ride from the Grand Central
Depot Orice, l6 East I2d-st.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
THE ARMY INVESTIGATION.
TAKING OF TESTIMONY IN CHICAGO
FINISHED.
MEMBERS OF THE COMMISSION START fpH
DETROIT WHERE THE NEXT SESSION
WILL BE HELD

Chicago Nov. by working from ten TO twelve
hours day the War investigating committee
has arrived at the end OF the list OF witnesses 10
be heard IN this city The travelling OF the COM
mittee has all been done at night. Dr. Conner says
they have only a stretch OF seventy-hve miles
Of country by daylight. Three sessions have peen
held every day except Sundays. The number OF
witnesses summoned for examination In Detroit
is comparatively small. and 1t is not thought that
the committee Will be compelled to remain there
longer than two days. starting for washington
time Saturday.
Mrs josephine Dcsch OF Chicago complained OF
the treatment OF her son. Ludwig Desch. on MS
return trip from Cuba. and also while In the hos-
pital at Montauk where he died. 1t Is alleged that
the body bLrled without clothing. ana o'heF
charges Of i-treatment were preferred
Major Steven Baker. Of the 4th Infantry "ho
had charge Of the Second Brigade Second Division
Fifth Army Corps while in Cuba. spoke In the
highest terms Of the work OF the medical men OF
the Army. and also OF the hospital corps IL was
his opinion however. that there was not suficleh'
number OF doctors to look al ,er the soldiers . >
Colonel Augustus II. Bainbridgo, OF the am IN
fantry testified I'm relation IL the operations IN me
Santiago campaign IAN the time that we were In
good could be expected under the circums'amoes.
think the quartermaster's department ora eVeiS ISo
thing 1t could Medical supplies and doctorS aiso
John r. Richards a Chicago lawyer. appeared
in relation TO the case of Private Louis Nelson, OF
Chicago, who was last heard or AT Saut!asV uisVi v'i
trouble. Ii has been unoffcially stated that ne
has since been sent TO the United states put n.s
family are unable to obtain Information aoo WIKI i
The Commissioners did not deem the 'ase h wtv wers
their Jurisdiction They considered that .here VII mvi
many similar cases in all wars that t",SS suh
undertake to go into that branch OF '"e su'
ject. - ,,ooo, ne No wit
nesses appeared The IN, metrDeIs Fn Ise,pot pt t"e
left the city at 935 CLOCK lot Det'oi''
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
FRENCH GOVERNMENT ANXIOUS.

London Nov. 9.-The Paris correspondent OF The
Daily Telegraph says:
There is much anxiety in Government circles
here as to the Spanish situation. This Is not be-
cause there any fear that peace Will rot be con-
cluded fo It Is held that Spain and the United
States are bound to agree sooner or later. though
now II IS said that Spain requires a ISOLATION OF
sl50coooco for the Philippines while the United
States considers $50 100000 ample.
is the Spanish domestic situation that inspires
alarm. Sehor Sagastas Government Is totering
Anarchy civil and military dictatorship are
candidates for the succession to parliamentary gov
ernment. Meanwhile Catalonia and two other prov
inces are loudly demanding separation. France
views the situation with apprehension and even
with alarm"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

ro,tte Couirs was an American who went 20
rordor several years ago and made some success
in tho music halls She became instantly famous
when she sang "Ta-ra-ra Boom-de-aye. Ihls
sonp stirred London It had not been stirred since
tho hattie of Waterloo After II had had iis course
there and had been sung all over this country by
innumerable imitators OF Miss Collins. she was on
pared at fabulous figure TO come and show the
eager American public just how this important
co,pposition ought 10 be sung. The song Itself and
the accounts that had been published Of her In
comuarable singing of II made her one OF the best
advertised performers Of sort who ever crossed
the sea II was the year OF the great cholera cpl
dcmic and she had the luck TO get good deal of
extra advertising by CHANGING 10 come in the Nor
MAMMA which was a cholera ship and was KEEP:
down the Bay and at Fire Island for several DAYS.
while the sensational papers boiled over with In
tervews with Miss Collins shouted over me ships
side.
When she finally appeared she distinct
disa appointment 1t freely declared all sides
that the song that had sent London INTO mysteries
good for nothing any way. and that MISS
Collins did not sing Il well as dozens OF her
ever as the curiosity to and hear her had been
aroused 10 pitch where II could not be checked
year or two later she came TO this country
again. and made at the head Of variety
company OF her own, under the management OF h"r
husband Samue, F CoOney. She more failed
create any social revolution. She returned TO
England and appeared AT music halls and In panio-
mines. Last season she came here again and sang
at Roster & Biars Music Hail. and also AT the
Garden Theatre. In connection with the perform
the Grand Theatre. CrovdOn, IN musical play
called THE White Blackbird."
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
THE ADMINISTRATORS VIEW.
ELECTION RESULTS SUMMED Up BY POST
MASTER-GENERAL SMITH

WASHINGTON. Nov 9-Postmaster General
Charles Emory Smith in an interview Tonight
summed up the election results from the Ad-
,niriatration's point # view briefly as follows:
'.rho general trend Of the election was d7'id-
cdlv favorable to the Republicans. The Demo-
cratic gains IN some localities seem to be due TO
the fact that two years ago abnormal conhl-
tions prevafed and the Republicans carried an
unusual number of the Democratic districts.
some Of which now return to normal conditions.
The frs, striking feature of the result Is tbat IL
IS the first departure for many years from the
rulc that "a House Of Representatives CHOSEN
midway in an administration Is against the
Administration. Tho civil War. Of course. pre-
scnted an exceptional condition. but before as
well as after the war il was 60 lnVarlhbiy thc
rulo as to become a settled maxim that the p'h-
lulum midway in an administration swings 'h'
other way. All Of the disuI pOintTnonts. All Ol
,hc incomplete results. found expression in a re-
action The weakness Of an administration II
DEVELOPED without the strength OF lts fully hc'
vrlopcd policy. There has been since bidnt
Grst term no exception to thu rule of a decided
npposition Congress during The second half of an
administration until nov. and tn" breaking OF
the rule in this case Is demonstration OF the
oxr.uti0;.al strength OF this Administration with
the country. The popular i"ith IN the ireS'deht
has oVerrun every other tendency
..Thc second striking feature Is the disGoiVing
,iour Of PopuliSm IN the West and tho tendency
of The Sound Money Democrats In the East to
return to the party fold. The Sound Money
president could bc trusted through his term TO
defeat any dangerous legislation. and to nave
,,.ailed themselves Of their feeling OF security TO
resume their old party ties.
AS to the questions growing out OF the war
,,d thr ocuui- ticn Of new territory. the election
indjcatceA my mind that the people are willing
10 leave these matters to the Judgment % the
President and will follow his lead
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
AGAINST WEST INDIAN UNION.
MR. CHAMBERLAIN's SCHEME MEETS WITH
SETBACK IN JAMAICA.

Kingston Jamaica. Nov. 9.As the first move
in an economic scheme for confedcrating the
various West Indian colonies. Joseph Chamber
lain. British Secretary Of State for the Colonies
recently created the West Indian Agricultural
Department.
The colonies are now requested 10 send dele
gates to an agricultural conference to be held
at Barbados shortly
At the meeting OF the Jamaica Agricultural
Society today, the Governments proposal was
discussed. The society decided 10 decline to
incur expenditure for the matter being essen
TALLY official all responsibility properly devolVes
on the Government.
The fact is Jamaica VIII probably decline to
ton the proposed federation, and viii hold ont
for reciprocity with United States as the OILY
practicable solution Of the present economic dt-
fCultieS.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
LIVER Complaint cArSKs 4 SCARE.

THE PATIENT 4 SAILOR FROM TAMPICO BE
IIEvED AT FIRST TO HAVE YELLOW FEVER
Christopher Sadlvth. a sailor who arrived in this
city on Tuesday or board the steamship Darling
ton from Tampiro. Mexico. and went 10 the sail
ors' lodging house at No $50 Cherry-st was taken
IN there yesterday and last evening Superintendent
Alexander went TO Gouverneur Hospital for ad-
vice Dr Shields went 10 see the man. He pro-
nounccd the one Of fever, and suspicious lie
sent word TO the Board OF Health. and took what
precautions he could TO prevent Infection, pending
in. arrival OF the Board OF Health inspectors Inc
immediate cause Of alarm was the yellow tlnge OF
the patients skin.
DR. Wood OF the Board Of Health, after "A Tnost
careful examination OF the patient found ltt.r '"'
no was merely suffering from liver complaint.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
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New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
APPAIGNED FOR Mr.. FREDERIC'S DEATH

CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS ARRESTED AT KENLEY
on CHARGE of MANsLAUGHTER.
London Nov 9-Miss Kate Lyon. a member OF
the household OF Haro.d Frederic. the correspond
ent here Of 1.-THE NewYork Times who died on
October 10 at Kenley, and Mrs Athahe Mis- the
Christian Scientist who attended Mr.. Frederic.
against whom verdict Of mans.aughter was re-
turned by a coroners jury yesterday. were ar
raigned in the police court AT kenley to-day on
this charge and were remanded for week They
were admitted TO bail
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
bringing BODIES FROh SANTTAGt

Uash,noton Nov. e-The War Department has
received the following dispatch;
Santiago De Cuba. November 8.
Adtutanf- General Washington:
Transport Berlin sailed Sunday AFTERNOON with
,oiIov,inr remains Lieutenant John \. Guerney.
s4ih tinted States Infantry Privetes Eugene
iIusscv COMPANY A Herman ". Goetz, +. Ernest
" Baitzen. g. and !amer Edgar. let Illinois
Volunteer Infantry. WOOD, commanding.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
PRINCE GEORGE FOR CRETE.

GREAT BRITAIN. FRANCE AND ITALY AC-
CEPT RUSSIA'S PROPOSAL.
Constantlnople Nov. 9-Great Rr'tain. France
and Italy have accepted Russia's proposal to
appoint Prince George Of Greece High Commits
sioner OF the Powers in the island OF Crete.
The Turkish Government appealed to Ger
many and Austria against the proposal. but the
appeal was Intellectual
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10

either the cession Of the Philippines a con-
trolling voice in the conditions under which
Spanish sovereignty should be allowed TO con-
tnue.
The reply further reminds Spain that the
territorial cessions demanded are virtually IN
tended to replace the indemnity which the
United States Is entitled to for the expenses OF
the war"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
RUSSIAN PAPERS TNFRIENDLY.

London. Nov 1O.-The ST Petersburg corre-
ttondent of THE Times" sa.s:
The signs Of Russian disenchantment with
lhe Americans have been rendered conspicuous
by the demand for an annexation Of the Philip
Vihes The Russian papers openly denounce the
PROPOSAL. and suggest that Russia should Join
Germany In Il refusa! to acquiesce In American
snn~xatiGn"
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
RIOSs MESSAGE TO SPAIN.

London, Nov. 9--The Madrid correspondent OF
The Standard" says:
"Montcro Rios. president Of the Spanish Peace
Commission, has Informed the Government that
'he American reply recounts the negotiations
which preceded the signing Of the protocol and
argues that they fully Justify the American
contention that Spain clearly understood that
america meant 10 reserve the right to claim
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Maine New Hampshire and Vermont snow In
irthern rain o- southern portions colder IN
southern portions. Increasing northeaster.y winds
For It's Rhode Island and Connecticut rain
colder. increasing northeasterly winds.
Eastern York. rain colder In southern portion
Increasing and high nDrtheasterly winds.
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
Sew-Jersey. Delaware. Maryland and Virginia. rain
towari night. increasing northeastsry winds be
coming high ny Thursday night.
For Western New York snow, high northeast
erlv winds
Tor Western Pennsylvania aud Ohio rain. colder In
southern portions high nnriheasiefy winds.
New-York tribune., 1898-11-10
TRANSATLANTIC MAIIAs.

c.ose promp,y IN an cases. at the General Post
than closing tine shpwn below.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
rnrRspAY-At f9r Netherlands drsc, ,rlss Per os s.
HRs 'E Ery5' FE9"ss ssa fsi:na s1:s %d. I'1 9s
s. LA iascoene Via lisvde det'ers FOR Other par's
n for Netherlands drec, per ~ wsrsendam Ia
Rotieian dcers must be directed per Wsrk.ndan =.
%a5es a. a.,tf % 2s Taas mast bs esed Wilhelm
i!nyo,ne pay 5 . 'Campanla via Queenstown: a, II
a m Tor norway direct. per $ Heka detters must
PRINTED MATTER Er steamers sailing on
specially Addressed Printed Mater ETC. or other pars
.4sn s"% %s 'a Thuriey and
Curarl French and German steamers on sa1ftSs % s. W.,
r",sl M,r % Ts carry Gr ma H. ''"'' N" "
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional supplementary mails @ us
sSd German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the ho..r q sailing of steamer.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.
rgrnspAY for ,ol P(S Ss..sS Bee per Go,.d as.
ianamo San,iar. de cuba. Manhanilo and cenfuegs.
shTInpAY~At 10 a m. G.unplemen,ary 10 81 M Cor
e5c S' detiers for CstS Rca mus, 6c directed
per Alene'D. at 10 m Complementary 10 80 a. M
sPa & TsS'sSG & and ID MHt d Per o usn wrsa mo
-. S,rscts1 per vislsnca >: ar 80 p m. for New
so,,alsna per steamer North sydney; NJ $50
% m .or - Miqueion. per steamer from North
Nj fr Newfoundland nv man TO Halifax. and thence
NJ steamer closc this Office daily At $50 ? m
,ious f,r N,aueon. by rail - Boston and thence ny
s,sa,ar lose at Office daily $40 D. m. Mails
S,ts c,oso at this Office 6aly at a m. for
.-warsiry hy steamers sailing Mondays and Thursdays
D., Taupa Fla Mails FOR Mexico city. over
,.sss tp.riaiy addressed for dispatch by steamer
-. a, ,hts office daily At $50 a. and 2:3o y NJ
.Wers.ered mail closes at q p n. previous day
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
. 80, o., uavsu per = Australia Orom San Fran
Ni' olcss here daily up 20 November 10 at o.5O p m
S,tT ~, Australia except West Australia New
.ns',' pevau and FiJi Islands. per s. s. Aoransi
.na "a ncor,-r here daily after October US
from, 80 N-,en,ber $50 y. Malls for China,
"rS lose here daily up November ~ AT $50 p m
Mi. f,r q ina and Japan per : olympia VrOn
n,n,,,, cl ~ here daily November f2l at $50
Malls for the Society Islands ship Gale-
- san FrnncisccD. close here daily 10 November
%. a, I. SO D. M Mails Tor Australia teAcept those for
v.st Australia which forwarded via Evrope) New
Zealand Hawaii. Flj and Ssmoan Islands. per .. ..
Woana tfrom Francisco close here daily up
NoV,mbsr 425 a a. m, II a. m. and C:30 p. m. Cor
mails for Australia Malls for China and Japan per
\ = Empress OF China from Vancouver. close here
daily up & November faS G.3O 9.
Tranana, nc malls forwarded port ~ sailing daily
and schCd duie ~ clsing arranged presump
ton " their uninterrupted overland transit tRegistced
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Pos,oniee. New-York v. y November L. 1893