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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
DIED.
EIIoT-A, Durham Conn. April ~. 1884. Anna dens..
ter Of Dr. Ellsworth and Anna Eliot OF New-t"s

ELror-M Durham Conn April a. ls:s. AM. 1890: s,rss-
Burial at Alderbrook Cemetery Gulford. Conn.
EcKELon saturday Apr, q at b: se'asnss NO shs
Funeral services viii b. held at Avsnv:
Methods, Episcopal Church. on Tuesday evening" ~''''
Relatives and friends also tn. members Of Company <
IN Regimen, Veteran Association: lafayette Pc, 40
cs n.d,o- r. DE w n, S AMERICAN Legion q
Honor. cordially invited to attend.
attend n: n the s.rye. of E ,h
panyl Nostrand Avenue NJ e. church. Brooklyn. o.
TUESDAY April zo 1855 al THOMAS prMoNp Colonel
The sc: Of n: w.: q ss IA Ri g.
M tn" can. So'Ffnf Ayf"qf ErSE sus sse.s
capt DAVID MILLER. President
r. in ss 81 st year q his age Joe Evans
late pr joseph T. Evans .,, =, -. Church q, m.
Epiphany Lexington and s5,h-st. Tuesday at .
HALsTED-A Riverside cal On April % Euphemia
Wright wife Of Arthur Ii Hals,ed
HoAGLAND-On sundav. April "a Cornelius n Hoss-
Funeral services a. late residence No 40 Cinsoo-
rnterment at re con,enisnce Of the family.
sqHda APr 99 the rfsse nc c ~ Re:
r Holmes and daughter Of the late Rev. J. n Me''-
F"@S'H S@roS a. s w1. 5 IS H'" anu
Baltimore papers please copy
LITTLE-At Glen Ridge. y J.. April %. Ralph wiisce.
Of William 4 and Charlotte Farnsworh Little.
Funeral services at No Is Lincoln ST. Wednesday. April
p. At =. m.
MEAD North Greenwich. conn sunday April ~.
T. 'ornella Mead
Funeral from North Greenwich Congregational Church
TUESDAY. April &c. . o'clock p
NICHOLS suddenly. On SATURDAY crening. at her resi-
dsnce No. 253 lin on ave. Iro1klNn. Sarah T. WIZ
~ George II Nichols a The 73i year u her age
Funeral services Tuesday afternoon AZ o'clock
kindly flowers
pro-dencc r.. t. papers please copy.
PARKS IN Sa'urta,. Aprll p az TIagers'ovn No.
AGED :, yens. Gsorginna 9. widow q the Rev; =.
Notice ~ funeral hereafter
PIRpY At Ryc y y. n sunday. April - 1898. Will
lam Purdy hi. SAN year
Funeal services late residence III Rye Wednesday
Carriages viii be a, Eve station he train leav-
ing Neu-York Ci'y At 202 ?. n.
ROWLAND-At Bro klyn. y. y. sunday afternoon April
New Haven. conn. . -.
Funeral services At '-nce < her sister Mr.. Ruth
Wednesday morning the -ith inst. AZ 10 o'clock
Burial Evergreen Cemetery. New Haven. Conn
sr Marg,1 M'n Tsn Npt g,w u amsIiel q smith,
and daughter of tho late Andrew Foster. .
Funeral services viii BE- held the Ciegate Reformed
Church. 5th-ave and ish-st. on THURSDAY morning.
April = 10 O'Clock
VAN KLEECX-At Grace church Rectory, White Plains
y Y. on sunday April "a Ellen Van H.eex onusn snd
Agnes boyd his wife >-..-..
Funeral wetnesday April 81 At Grac. Church
White Plains ~ A Train leaves Irsn' Nentr@a
Depot at $40 a m.
It is requested that no flowers re cent
Interment. Newburg. y. Y
WATsoN-At Orlando Florida, on SATURDAY, Aprn a
Amanda A. wife Of James Watson. formerly OF New
York.
lem Railroad ~ m!lutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot Once 10 East i2i-st
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MRS. UKINLEY RETT rms HONE.
GREATLY BENEFITED ny HER STAY ~ NEW
YoRK-HER LAST DAY AT THE WINDSOR

Mrs Mckinley ended hey visit 70 the ci'y last
night. returning 20 Washington ~ tho train l'ar-
Ing the Pennsy wanna station IN Jersey city AZ mid
night She Will arriv" a. the capital this morning
IN time rs she herself put Il bcfor" leaving N"
Windsor Hotel. 20 breakfast with tho President
Although Mrs. McKinley's stay in New-York hns
been brief Ahner Mckinley informed a Tribune re-
porter last night that she had derived considerable
benefit from tho few days respite She had had from
the duties OF the White House. u 20 O'Clock
when Mrs Mckinley left the Windsor Hotel In
the carriage in which she driven 20 the TWEEN
ty-thirI-st ferry were also seated Mrs Marshall
Barber Abner Mckinley and Warren r Leland
proprietor Of the Windsor Hotel In second car
r!aCe Miss Mabel Mckinley and Miss Mary
Barber niecos ~ the President. Frank Thomson.
president Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. placed his
private at Mrs McKinlcy's disposal and on
reaching the Jersey city station She retired
10 her room she was accompanied to Washington
by Mrs Barber. Mis- BARBER ana Abner mckinley
Mrs Mckinley passed quiei day yesterday. II
had been her intention TO drive through Contra.
Park during the morning. but as the weather vas
threatening she decided not to the hotel. and
spent the remainder ~ the day with Mrs Abner
Mckinley and Mrs Barber She received no tower
than invitations to dine last night. one Of them
being from Ex-Governor Levi T. Morton l. -
understood that she accepted the lattcrs invitation
hut recalled the acceptance after deciding return
70 Washington last night. Mrs Mckinley ca lers
Yesterday included Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry
Butler. Mrs Jacob F. Hunter. Senator Frank -
Pavey Gerald Lyon. Miss Vanderpool Mrs John
Sloane. Miss Evelyn Sloane Mrs J Y Andrews
O. Creighton Webb. Mrs Charles Locke and Mrs
Cornelius Vanderbilt Cross
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4 POEM WITH A MORAL.

FOR THE INSTRUCTION OF GUARDsMEN
WHO DO NOT LIKE ''MART1NETs
The .asthen IN is blindness bows down wood and
stone
e don't obey orders unless they Is Is own
e keep. is sidearms awful: e leaves EN- all about
An then comes up the regiment an pokes the
'eathen out
The young recruit IS 'aushty-'e drops nom 'a"d
knows where:
They bd i'm show 'is s,ockins an lay Is mattress
square.
y calls II bloor,n' nonsense-e doesn't know no
An then up comes Is company an kicks EN- round
the floor.
The young recruit IS 'ammered-'e takes 1t very
ard:
e anes HI. cad an mutters-'e sulks about the
~ talks O. cruel tyrants" Ell swing for by-an
An the other. ears an Knocks I'm. an the boy
zoe. orr cry.
The young recruit; Is silly-'e thinks o suicide:
rs lost ls gutter-devn: q 'asnt got 'is pride,
But GAY by day they Kicks i'm. which clips i'm on
hit.
I'll . finds is.el, one nornin' with full an proper
kit
An now the hugly bullets come peekn' through the
dust
An no one wants TO face EN-. but every besea'
must.
So Ike a man In irons which isn't glad 10 60
They moves EN- of by computes uncommon SUN
an slow
O, all IS I'VE years schoolin' they don't renemoer
much
Exoep the not retrestin'. the step an keepih
touch
II looks Ike teachin' wasted when they duck an
spread an 'op
But II e admit learned EN- they'd be all about 'he
shop.
-(Rudyard Kipllng
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NOVEL FEATrRES At A "SrMMER SAFE"

The summer sale TO be held this afternoon and
evening at the Wadorf-Astoria for the benefit OF
the BOYS Industrial Colony. at Gardiner. Ulster
County y Y. Will nave number Of novel feat
ures-Among them Will he large oil painting OF
G(neraN Fitzhueh Lee by Whipple. The portrait
4 said 10 be tI~&est Of the ex-consul-Genera AT
Havana yet /ant9l. Among other unique attrac-
lions are a large umber OF fans painted by well
known artists and there will also be a millinery
department with the latest styles In hats ana
honne,s given by the leading New-York milliners
Fancy goods and furnishings for summer houses
,,i1 also be on sale. and clever idea Is NINA
,ure Klondikc. where real nuggets may ne nus'
rho colony Is In need OF assistance to carry on
H.. ,.o,,hv work and the public Is Invited TO the
Gale The FIRST Ladies Auxiliary, nndrr whose nose
Snices the sale is conducted. consists or tnc ioi-
Iowlng members Miss Josie valentine chairman
vi ouise I.cggcti. secretary; Mrs IS chIvort,
Treasurer Mrs Frank H. Boynton MISS ,hronne
r',idveIi Miss Sarah Collins. Mrs george II
Ca u,nwe' Mrs Jobn f. L. Davis Mrs. Joseph Four
rirr Mrs Emlin Franklin. Miss Louise r ": J3hn-
snn Mis- f. Louise Klots Miss Louise krescher
Miss FRANCES Lake. Miss Anna !! lyman nan Mss HiIss
ld,,h PARK Miss Caroline NJ. Platt ana MISS Mar
I, Russell.
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Should he read DAILY - Al I'M ies,''' Is 0""e '
Foreign the week END as Ap5 90 1o. , a.
f6srs D'2 Tass. POSI- ass close earlier than
'''''"e TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TuEsDAY-A, a. m. for Europe per : rrsvs. ".
plymouth and Bremen deioers Tor irean1 mus os q
Vera Vera. Pa Naples letters be directed per
werra'). a, 10 a. m for pemerara Greet per
wEDXDspAY sqepsm S aasn., Ss9 a, q
a. M for esium direct; per ws.erna,nd va
riHshn ISsIp 6 a. m fot Europe per F. Bis
mare via Cherbours southampton and Hamburg
,y Spain Portugal turkey Egypt ana BIRTHS,
d inS1 parts ST Of Europ. mus, directed Ia Ne,.
nandle a. D letters for Franc Switzerland italy.
sns,n Portugal Turkey. Esypt and British India must
d,TeGtsd per p D%D5S Via Roirda letter.
be directed per W SPrnS' va xsps. letter, must
b directed per Kaiser Wilhelm r. at 10 M ,. .9r
ssS1 %. d be ds. pet per asssoa
be directed per Thinsyaila')
named aasGns iSPDrm sssh r . and
on the Farmers, psrs and open until within ten min"
Q, The SGar of ,N ' r"fESrsS HMERcA WEST
INDIES. Etc 49,
r,.,sn.v-.tsp. NJ tor Costa Rlea per steamer from
Sew Ca e r. Puerto G.3,e@:is must
he directed amer Ssr 'a ron Sor,h sydney
VEIN ansN Tor Jnmsiea Pc. steamer Tnermna
PhisdelphIat az and santos ieers Tor North Brazil
VIA ha s,rected per Taormina'); a. IL m tor
rG1Tr sasdpaH a. m FOR bermuda per I,nia.a
.,I a.r for ta9'ss snd s' directed
sATPTf 1 $50 m supplementary 10 n. 70,
Ieeward and windward Islands per e. Ss tIste ~
10 a m supplementary 1890 a. M i or ma,, sr1
100 nj Tor Fortune Island jamaica and sa.anlIili
Altai detters Costa RIGA mus; be directea
per Altag at ~ m .s Res and soph PscSo
,.or,. ner , Advance via Colon detters Tor "uate-
mais must directed per Advance 80 p ~
Tor Matchmaking per s.eaWer % oer steamer from
Halifax
Mai. for Newfoundland BY rail to H,ltf,, ssn ,''%rs
Malls ,or Miquelon by raii 10 Boston ana ,ne"vS ~
steamer close at this once eaiy al 80 p darsss.d
for Mexico city. overland. unless specially ~, . "a
FOR dispatch close ut his once daiy Az Sv
m. ami 2so D. m. tResi''ered mall c'o'e' al o p !"
' TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
Mail. for Hawaii per s. Zealanda from San Franciscc)
close here daily up April % AZ $50 m Ma.s 20,
u.,.a except Yves, An',sa , ISm wSnceuS.
esc p m Mails and Japan specially :S-
s S5s::sS O sC. daily f Sp to May y a,
Mails for China Japan and Hawaii p.rs Uasns from
Malls for Chins and Japan. per I. S Columbia IRON
Tacoma close here daily TO May - at $50 p N.
Mails for Australia except those tor Mes, hu ma
Francisco, close her, dsils up May rs a, M
s. Campania with British mails for Australia.
Tran.pacinc mats forwarded port OF sailing daily
and schedule Of closing arranged on the presump-
ton Of their uninterrupted overland transit tRegis-
tered mail close. coRSEs V VAN
Pos,onnce. Nsw-York N. T.. April a. 1888.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO DAYS FoRD-AsT.
Washington. April Is The pressure has fallen rapidy
r. the Rocky districts has risen ia the central
valleys and Fast II T. sli cloudy IA the North
Atlantic states the .over lake region and Upper ohio
VALLEY and IA. again cIouded Lower Ohio and
central Mississippi valleys Scattered showers have fallen
throughout the Districts The weather II generally
clear In other portions u the There has bean
raplt ri.r in Temperature" In the Rocky Mountain DIS
~ ana "a. West ,,ur States n Is colder on the Midds
Atlantic coast and the Central Mississippi valley.
cloudy and threatening weather favorable Tor local
showers bids fair continue IN the ohio valley and
Middle Atlantic Tuesday. el-~here fair weather
unl nreyau " 10 s,neU hat cooler In the Middle
Atlantic states and warmer In the Upper Mississippi
Valley and Northwest. with only slight changes In
oth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
MELVILLE ATWOOD.

San Francisco. April q (Speclab Melvili" A.
wood ono OF tho hest-known biologists. iiihogos's
and microscopists on tho Coast. died to-day at
Berkeley He was well known in sci"ntihc ana
mining circles. not only here. but In England ana
Africa Mr. Atwood had an ey"ntfui career. he
vas horn - Prescott Hall. near SioneprlGs",
Understanding England on July 81. ll2 re went
10 M. gold and diamond mines 81 Hrazll A. an
early age In isl7 ~ made discovery ihat ln-
creased tho commercial vain" Of zinc ore re cam"
hero I'm i.fo and invented and introduced m" man
ket system u inflammation. III" ri'hn"ss ~ tn"
FIRST t'omsiork lol" told TO a." world IN ms
assay - mineral specimens from tnaf district
10 vas q rnointer - mo Academy Of Science ana
- the Mlrrosropiral Society. or this city. ana q
fellow u the Geological society. OF London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
ALASKA BOUNDARY ARBITRATION.
JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN SAYS IT Is UNDER COS
SHERATON AND THAT a MoDUs vIvENDI
WILL BE CDNCTJ-DFp

London April 25-The Secretary Of State for
the Colonies Joseph Chamberlain. replying to q
question on the subject Of the Alaska boundary
to-day In the House Of Commons announced
that the proposition to refer the Alaskan boun-
Diary 10 arbitration was under consideration
upon the part Of the governments Of the United
States and Great Britain. Mr. Chamberlain
added that there good reason TO believe
that an agreement for a modus vivendi In re-
gard 10 the passes leading to the mining dis
tricts would shortly be concluded. pending a
final adjustment Of the boundary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

poSSrrr-on Sunday. April "a 1898 Margaret A.
Jrn.sv wife OF William II Bonnett
unarai service. the family residence No OILS Howe
81 Pitt.burs Penn. on Tuesday. April 2o at p m
ppApIEY-On Sunday morning. April gath. 1895: at her
resIdence In Washington. r. C., Mary Emily bradley
widow ~ de ,rge r Bradley In her sixty fourth year
I,,srmen AZ Hudson n Y. Wednesday. April 9th. At
Hudson papers please copy.
rARTER-At Evanston ILL.,. Sunday, April a. Thomas
nutler Carter aged 81 native OF Madison. ~ j..
Tor nearly sixty years a resident Of Chicago
Interment at Graceland Cemetery Chicago
cHrIps-At his residence No ass Washington ave.
brooklyn Monday. April q. William II. H. Childs.
aged 81
Notice OF funeral hsreAftss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
AUGUSTUS HESS

Augustus Hess. who was FOR twenty-onr years
Tdl.or ln-chlcf of tho New-York Newspaper tn'on,
died on Sunday afternoon. after an Illness ~ three
weeks a the home - his father. Conrad Hess
40 ~ East F,f,y-cighth-st Hc was for'y-seven
wears Old and had been resident OF this city since
iis early boyhoci Nj Hess was member o. IN"
Nv York Press club and FOR many years a
5.,nfce Of outdoor athletics Joseph Howard r..
Thomas = Quinn. v b. Henry. John !. Hon,
r.es@y and Goorc" r Lyon have been appointed
~ m. Press club TO attend his funeral. which Will
b. held AZ his home this evening AZ o'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26

rrdre william Il Day. who II TO snc'e'h 'r'''
,or,, sherman az the head 81 the Stat" Department,
ros made Assistant Secretary, succeeding ". w
pockhilI a year ago almost TO DAY -Aprn -"
,sa7-and has been prominent In the "ork OF inc
Department ever since .
II WIS variously predicted before the fres'uei''
took office that Judge Day would he sent 10 'up'
% ,nvestieaic Rulz's death: that he would he hoh'
mated 10 the Solictorship OF the Department OF
Irstice and even 10 the Attorney Genera snip ana
bis anpointmont as First Assistant Secretary or
s,a,e was n surprise most OF the Stat e-mak crS
Judge Dav had had prominent part In pohucs
before taking this office. but was known only as
ohio LAWYER OF ability and reputation lie wh'
horn nj Ravenna on April Il. lS9. and came OF
race Of LAWYERS his father. the late Chief Justc'
Iuther Day having been prominent lawyer OF
Onto for manv wears His paternal and materna
rrandfathers were Supreme Court Justices lie was
graduated from the University Of Michigan IN the
class OF 10 and studied law In the law department
of the same University. and was admitted 10 the
har IN 1872 In October OF that year ne settled III
Canton and former a Law partnership with villa m
lynch In 1886 he elected TO the Dehch 81
no Eommon Pleas Court by both political partleS
md I'm 1889 he appointed Judge OF nc nited
toe District Court for the Northern District or
ohio nv President Harrison but railing neath com
,oied him TO resign before taking the ONCE. Win
these two exceptions Judge Daj has continuously
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JUDGE DAY AT HIS HOME IN OHIO
HE THINKS HE OUGHT NOT To DECLINE THE
sECRETARYSIIIP If OFFERED

HE THINKS lie OUGHT NOT To Decline THE
sECRETARYsHIP IF OFFERED
Canton. Ohio. April 2J.-Judge William r.
Day. accompanied by his son Luther, reached
Canton by the Pennsylvania road at lo:26 a. m.
to-day He looked II In good health. As he
stepped from the train he was Informed OF the
resignation Of Secretary Sherman. When asked
IL he would accept the vacancy. he replied sim
ply. Il will take the matter under considera-
ton"
While Judge Day declined to talk for publica-
ton II Is believed 1t can be announced as a fact
that under existing circumstances Judge Day
will accept the Secretaryshp II the President
norninates him and the Senate takes favoranlc
action 1t Ia known here that Judge Day made
a great business sacrifice when ne accepted IN"
place Of Assistant Secretary OF state. lie mas
not felt that he could afford 10 take Cabinet
PORTFOLIO but under present circumstances II *
believed that he feels he ought not to decline
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
r. colshurv and WINCHESTER Journal
uopr WOuAN'S CLOTHES TO SAVE HIS.

A QUEER EXCUSE GIVEN By An OLD ""'
RESTED FOR MAsQuERADlNG.
George Allen. seventy-hve years o'u. ''
We, Txelfth-st was arraigned In the 'e"e'so"
,,,.. police Court Yesterday dressed In woman
'io,h,nr He was arrested on Sunday night al
crcenwich and Jane sts where crowd was 'o'-
,',.,, Vim When arraigned before Magistrate
,,orreu and asked why he wore womans c'o'hins.
ho said he wanted to save MS Own w,n "a ,ohacco
~ hn mad gone out 10 get some chewlns to DU
une bo vas arrested He was committed 10 PIE
wa tJospital for examination as 10 HIS '"'''
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FORECAST IN DETAIL FOR TO DAY.

For MIME New Hampshire. fair. except possibly
showers along the coast. northery winds
For Vermont fair. northerly winds
For Massachusetts. Rhode Island and Connecticut.
cloudy weather and possibly light showers. northerly
winds
For Eastern New York. fair In northern portion CLOUDY
and po..Iv shower. In southern portion. norhrry winds
For the District Of columbia. Eastern Pennsylv snla
New Jersey Delaware and Maryland. condy and threat
enns w.ather possibly light showers. cooler
noriherly winds. ,,, ,.A
For Virginia partly cloudy weather. possibly with
I'm and eastern portions. north~eHerD
winds.
winds ,,
For IVES, Virginia and Western Pennsylvania cloudy
md threatening weather possibly with showers cooler
fresh norih~r.y winds
For New York fair weather. with necreas'ns
cloudness fresh northcry winds .
For Onto cloudy weather with showers; fresh north
erly winds
signal. are displayed at Duluth
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Fifth Avenue Art Galleries,
sss FIFTH AVENUE. NEAR 3iTH ST.

CLEARANCE SALE.
TITS TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THCHspAf
AT 2 AND 6 ?. NJ
Owing the approaching dissolution OF the nftn %
OISTC;IE,S ~ Co.
they will offer
For Sale bv Auction
to clos. consgnments from various parties great vshs"
Antiquities. Porcclains. Pottery
l.acuuers and Curios.
Paintings. Drawings.
F.ngravings and Books.
ALSO THE
Cabinets, Cases. Carpets.
SIZES. Curtains
AND FIXTURES OF THE
Fifth Avenue Art Gal cries
poprpr covrpv1ILE oRTGIEs CO..
i'V' Managers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-04-26
SECRETARY SHERNAN'S RESIGNATION

END OF A DISTINGUISHED CAREER.
,on' The Boston Herald.
srt sherman will carry with him the rcsPru'
re, 1nec,onate remembrance or all ms c0uiiis.S
C.h n ~ MS retirement from President Mchahiey
csn.n h.s distinguished services IN the dln'I.I.r
dnrtnn IN which he has served MS coun'
co. ny long public life have been such AZ ~
t1,hh LOT MN place among our abest statesmen
oo'n az legislator and az a minister OF finance
LONG DAY IN PUBLIC LIFE.
FROM The Utica Press
ne rh sherman's resignation will he acccp,a,
49, ~ iacts are in sense a renectloh uPo',
80 80. .le embarrassing circumstances aie ~,
a 70 .,n 't ano are beyond his control lie mas Hau
.o"s uay IN public lie. and now That us eVen'.s
~ uoi.e ne must be- content TO rest. IcaV'hs ~
"''" '"e burdens and the problems
FALsEHOOD REFUTED
FROM Ihe Chicago Times-Herad.
her neuew OF the public career Of John SHERMAN rs
nac',. ,he scope Of newspaper article pu' nc
ui.dry within the province OF the press d.. LIE
.ic 10 reiute the falsehood that he was gwen 'ic
ora portfolio In President McKneys CABINET ~,
Ty l'r 70 create place for Mr.. Hanna III inc
united States Senate
TERN FEW MEN HAVE EQUALLED
from The Boston Journal
,John Sherman has been I'm public office at WASH
sss.oh Tor forty-three years. th!rty-two years a.
oenator. i've as Cabinet officer In two capaciucs,
enc six as a Representative. II IL such a term az
~ men hav ever cquaed either in varied eXperi-
- or In faithful service
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OBTTT RY.
MISS ELLEN VAN KLEFCK

Flo, Van Klecck. dauehter OF the late Batus
r1vIngston Van Kleeck died In the rectory or
Grace Episcopal church. In Rairoad-ave. WHITE
plains on Sunday She visiting the farnly
~ the Rev + - Van Xleeck. the rector VINO J!
erctdeacon u Westchester County. tn" funeral
will take place tomorrow In Grace 'hprch Inc
burial will be In Newhurg
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ALWAYS OPPOSED TO PRIVATEER|NG.


From The Minneapolis JoUrH"'.
our Government IL on record as, from the nrst
,,aars ~ its history. opposed 10 the privateeihg
yeh.S and Il only refused assent TO the Paris
SSyocisratons for prudential reasons AZ the tiine
England and France agreed 10 the rrmS "a, hi
.ard adonted at Paris. President flerct IN ne
wara aao ASA said that the United states would
;oin the European Powers n tney ~4 epf nrivat
up rone%,y from seizure Mt sea and Tree merchan.
ipessels from capture either by men o'-""' VI
priyateerS.
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both the criminal and corporation branches
Judge Day married In 1875 TO Miss Mary r..
Schaefer. OF Canton. and has four sons.
Although without diplomatic experience or knowl-
edge. Judge Days conduct OF the important and
delicate negotiate lions that have been intrusted TO
him has elected the approval and support of the
country. and has been to the satisfaction OF the
President. When the President about 70 nomi-
nate Attorney General Mckenna to the Supreme
Court bench he offered the post Of Attorney General
10 Judge Day but he preferred to keep on with his
work In the State Department