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hewitt FOR Ratification.
NOT N FAVOR OF PERMANENT oCCUPA-
TON OF THE PHILIPPINES. HOWEVER
W rOr-RIIE COCHRAN CRITICISED.

>.o-- ~ r,yOo OF PREPAYMENT OCCUPA-
MI ~ N''
TTON or THE PHILIPPINES. HOWEVER
800 - -.,,,,,,C.,er-r,
w. bOCKhE COChRAN 'hIIIo4oHI''
90 HIT. g. ~, ,r,ar,,io,r Yesterday with
Abrah = IT." WY. 49, 90 ,,.s -,.,,,,.a ,b,
al Evening Post reporter clsaVo"eu - l"PA I'
with some Of me expressions and with the OUT
-. % .ho ,,ea,irq Of the Continental League
0oiie ~ ' - g. enc Acadennv OF
week ago SUNDAY eNeH'"S' ia '''0
Music NJ. Hewitt SAID In part:
49, 49,. .o.t,o, ~. 7 oorearted
was not present M me iestis' ~ ,.,ca1rsei
70 the use OF my name Is one % S NJ - r.
dents. win me az enc ''..-. sbol,'d
resoiullohs 10 ne seil -, tor T,rl. lent NJ
nor IL any wy lA'.- -,.tt - H. ,.ara nago-
hlnley 10Y 'Rt mamie. j." n,t iorf h. limited
uauoIs ,a' nreu ,'i'll1 49, eiIi.,.oa. and
10 ''5 lion ana soveregn.y over for
ne itIHaile ''.l' u. ~. eac-ed ne as
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sent ol lir HItla'I '''~ .t r~oo., ~ Pee 90
an also OF nc op-io" .ial ,siV I.a-' -t,,rf5
should nr fauned, alihou-n oi V.,'-S,' - ~.-s-d
IKE J. better II N CONAN, ,, "a u'' 1870 49,
10 Porto t'lco iiir 't ihl.liI .i4e l1'-5 -
20 That ADOPTED ny 'oH@i -99 ~ 49, ..,(,. 80
whereby tnt uienion 70 t@e S4ze ~ i..gs..L n(u,
eregntY shoLa DE Ci-chlih'u u' 49, ~ - 15e.ca
ever ina in Iaiin "llon ~, -, 80 aoc,iirt
should pc DELAYED OF i15 jon" Oh %, 'I,-Iy
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02

Ar.ExANDER-At wes' Charlton. y. Y. February
1859 Margaret b. wife % \. Alexander. n NJ -
year o. her
Ar-Dt BONA salem Washington County. y. o.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY l. Caroline Hall wife " me late
John Wo0fhouse Audubon Ia the SSti - her age
Fune-al services - Pauls Church salem y Y
Friday 81 inst. 80 D.
EwEN-ou Monday January 30 Marin Louisa widow OF
John Even ~. ~. a., . 49,
Friday February g. AZ 10 O'Clock
kindly omit flowers
MKAY-On Tuesday. January 81. A. sontnern Pines,
y q ~ heart disease. Edward De Cost Mckay IN hr
RELATIVES and friends are invited attend the funeral
vices M the residence ~ hf son in.ia" Ut n'"at. -
Bowling No . Albemme ROAD ni''Ni'" %" ""''
day afternoon. at o'clock
F1athu-h- ave car or hrlisV
prrsp-on Tuesisy January 81. 1899 a. the Par
t-.,,,. Hotel Rev T. Livingston Reese T. y or h'
atoccse ~ Albany In the 6lst year % hs age =,
Funeral services will be held a. 81 PauIs Nhufoh NJ
bany on Friday February g. az ?. m
poRrNsoN-Entered into rest "Wednesday morning rep
man l. 1880 Rev Charles seymour Robinson y -.
u. -. -...-h t, pc,rf,tfo-
N Friday. at 1910 o'clock
Friends Will pleas, send fowers
RosE-on wednesday. February l. a. WestNood \ J..
Charles J. Rose. - - - $500,
February 4, at p m
Train leaves on n J. and y. Y X h Al 1880 p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
TIE NURSES FOR MANILA.

THEY ARE BEING SENT BY RED CROSS At'XIL,-
larry NO 3
In a statement published yesterday relating 10
tho transport Sherman which is about 10 sail for
the Philippines Miss Helen NJ Gould mad
vertently represented particularly Interested in.
and In a measure responsible for. the nurses who
are go with the soldiers.
The fact Is that these nurses are sent by AuXil-
iary 40 Q. OF the Red Cross Society which has al
ready sent four trained the Grant. q week
ago is sending four tho Sherman. and is ar
ranging 10 send four the transport which IL eX-
pectsQ 70 sail next week. The officers OF the so
cety who are giving close attention 10 this matter
have personally selected every OF the nurses, all
Of whom have already had experience in their
best ever graduated from the Bellevue Hospital
Training School. and have provided liberal outft
FOR thcm Including money 10 cover their expenses
on the way and ia Manila. Of course not including
transportation.
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nur nprAMG 0F THE TLCroRIA.

49, t4.rnrnerstein has arranged with Klaw
r-rlenper 10 open his Victoria at Forty -second-st
and seventh-ave. on Monday evening February ~.
with the Rogers Brothers In A Reign OF Error.
The company will number some hity people ana
VIII include Miss Georgia Game. George Marion
John Parr, Miss Georgia Lawrence MISS M""ne
=, - 81 a retite Adelaide" Miss Ada Lewis
p,,dd Ross and Miss Carrie Elberis. The new
theatre will be original In many respects, MI nam
rreTsfeiu showing his usual ingenuity IN mahIhs
rt,,res In tht Architectural features OF his play
Soii,se A Characteristic Of the victoria WIZ De
large promenade back OF the orchestra seats hnu
80 hui a row OF mezzanlne boxes numbering
q hlll,,t thirty and q balcony above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND 10 DAYS Voft''~Sr
Washington. Feb with the exception OF snow sn'
rain early last nigh, In ths Atlantic Coast States gsner
auv olear and cold weather has prevailed IN al csu'oS
fror, the Mississippi Valley sostward There mas AAo
hon -,se in ten pera u nom 10 20 a degrees II no
central valleys and upper AXE region "e'' "@ -
,h Roxy Mountains he weather has also been g'h-f'y
clear although there scattered snow hltr'ss Ia
,s-tous places wer Of the Rocky MOUNTAINS mo 10"
area stl persiats "a no midhle Ana h''sI
,a,r regions and rain OF Middle and North fA'n
Gas, Severely cold weather stu continues ID inc -
tr.roe Northwest Their has been decided teN VI 81"
arar, southwark through Colorado into the Texas Pan
handle tho line % temperature extending
en- central portion u Eastern Colorado ncrtheas" "
LAX. sup.ri,r At Denver ire temperature has 'hiieh
IRON, a. 20 degrees below on the facihc N1es,
~ fallen the Ia aFehkins over -
,graes IN Greg n Fair weather will continue kcirtHf
.x-erf IN the Sou.h AflAnn- and 'suf states Wre" Nh
"a irlfrnt-l and IN Colorado where n VIII snow iiN
ferre-afu~. VIII rise somewhat In tho Middle Athi.
ste. and Will change e elsewhere eNaoit IN no
soutrp.est. where viii become colder Cold wave "a
nal. ARE displayed I.tcrusse AinneapoAs' - tNN.
sioux city Ues Moines and Grand Junction Lsht re-.
eastery winds Indicated Tor me AtAhuo ana "u''
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should be read DAILY BY oil ia'er.s'-e- a. shsssss
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On wednesdays German steamers % Tnursiays 1tl
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Mails named above adeiuinai supplementary MALTA
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
MRS. FRANCES NJ. STUART

Chicago Feb Mrs Frances NJ Stuart. widow
OF Colonel Charles p Stuart. chief engineer or the
Navy under President Fillmore. IS dead az the
house Of Judge Henry NJ shepard her son-in-law
with whose family she had made her home since
her husbands death nearly twenty years ago the
death Of Mrs Stuart resulted from the inhrnites
incident 70 old age Besides Mrs. Shepard she
leaves son. Charles F. Stuart. who IS I'm business
in Cleveland. Ohio. From 1915 70 1873 Mrs stuart
lived chiefly In Washington. whore she became
e-ro. social fa,ortte At the outbreak Of the Cvil
War her husband went 10 the front as colonel OF
the 10th New-York Engineers. winning dlstihction
on many batteheds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
OBITUARY.
THE REV. DIR. CHARLES s. ROBINSON.

THE REV. DIR. CHARLES $. ROBINSON.
The Rev. DR. Charles Seymour Robinson died at
his home No 10 East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. about o'clock yesterday morning Death came
a few minutes after DR.. Mcdowell the family ply
sican. entered 10 make his first visit OF the dry
At the bedside were Dr. Robinson's daughter. the
wife OF the Rev Franklin Gaylord, Of this city
her cousin. Mrs L. A. Tenbroeck, and tho Clergy
mans sister. Miss Alice Robinson
DR.. Robinson was unconscious when death came
ne had been for most Of the time for two weeks
a month ago with attack OF the grip This de-
veloped into pneumonia. Heart disease set in the
last week. and it then became a question OF days
and hours TO the time OF mis- death.
DR.. Robinson's funeral will be held o-morrow IN
tho First Congregational Church. Bennington. VI.
and the burial will follow In the old family plot
adjoining the church. The services will be
Quoted by the Rev. Drs. z. L. Severance and
Charles Seymour. The body will be placed on
board the Bennington train al the Grand Central
station at a. m. The family will board tho train
at the One hundred and twenty hfth-st station.
Charles Seymour Robinson born IN Benning-
ton, VI. March g. 1929. Five Robinson brothers
were among the pioneers OF Benning Sn and when
DR.. Robinson boy he always addressed
in the town that the name seldom used
IN addressing people OF that family.
DR.. Robinson prepared for Williams College at
Union Academy in East Bennington After his
graduation from Williams, in 1S49. he taught in an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
DIED.

sEssroNs-nn February I. his r-sNsenA Ia ~
Congress st. Brooklyn John Sessions In bfs Wh sssf'
Funeral private
TAGiLABCE-On January -. after lingering lunes1
Adelaide Psullne daughter ~ NJ ate 1'useppe sSS
ADELAIDE y. Tagliahus
ave. Brookljn. Thursday. February a. - a
Friends invited
fnfcrmsn' q Nooilawr
TfTr's-On Tuesfs1 January 81 Donald Darlrr. II
fani ~ william samuel and Amy WtTfn Titua
aged 81 months
funeral services private rosdenes = 81, psrer
~ ~ Wet hifh o.. Friday, February = a. lo3
o'clock
A.-Th~ Ksnsi~o t-m~t~r, Private s's'tny
Harlem Railroad ride from ths brand c~nfra
Depot Once % Fast t2d -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
NEW STORE FOR WOMENS APPAREL.

new store will he opened this morning at -Four
teenth-st. and Union Square 10y the firm OF r.
Smith & CO. for the sale Of waists. cloaks' fur
garments and kindred articles Of women's apparel
TIC Arm is well known wholesale manufactur-
ers OF these goods Everything placed by them In
fbe market IL made by their employees. The manu-
featuring end Of the business VIII hereafter be stu
a,ed at No S East Fourtecnth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
WORK or FALLOWS COMMITTEE.
TO MEET HERE ON MONDAYS FRIDAYS AND
SATURDAYS TO INVESTIGATE SUR
RnGATIr APNOT ms nEr.rCr


SATURDAYS TO INVESTIGATE SUR
ROGATE ARNOLDs OFFICE.
There have been persistent reports that Surrogate
John II. V. Arnold would not stay in Office and face
tho Investigation which the Fallows Investigating
Committee will begin tomorrow IN the County
Courthouse. Hts inclination 10 resign has been
asserted again and again He has contradcted the
reports recently. Last evening he said he had no
information 10 give on the subject He declined TO
state who. " anybody. would represent him ss
counsel before the Investigating committee
Assembly lyman Falows. the chairman Of the com
mittee. was in Albany yesterday. John Proctor
Clarke the special counsel for the committee was
absent from the city also. but the corps OF ac-
countants in the employ OF the committee kept up
O dlligent delvng for Information In The records
OF the surrogate's once. The records give evil
dence Of the long delays In the disposition or
cases before Surrogate Arnold and the experts are
able to ascertain from their records how frequently
the relatives and law associates OF the Surrogate
have been appointed by him TO act as receivers.
referees, appraisers and special guardians OF
estates It is not possible 20 tell from the roc
ords however how large have been the fees and
allowances made on account or such app' hiWfhlH,
The facts regarding the extent OF me tref am
mouy OF lawyers and other persons interestei IN
the estates. Such testimony Will be prodncsa IN
abundance before the committee. II Is said Many
lawyers who know such facts have sent iniorm
ton to Mr. Fellows. and the Information VIII DC
The committee will he able 10 make out strong
case IN the investigation within a few week.
Albany. Feb The special Assembly committee
10 investigate the Surrogate's Office IN New-York
County net IN the Capitol to-day and appointed
John proctor Clarke OF New-York. special counsel
after will meet IN New York on Mondays, Fr.days
and Saturdays. and viii hod two sessions DAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
CAR COMPANIES NAY UNITE.

II is reported that negotiations are In progress
for the consolidation Of all the important freight
and passenger car manufacturing companies Of the
United States. Among the concerns which are said
10 have given their adhesion 10 the plan are the
Barney & Smith Car Company. the Michigan PENN
sula Car Company. and companies In Wilmington
Del and Buffalo IL Is said TO be probable also
that the Pullman Palace Car Company Will IN time
enter the projected combination. although no steps
IN that direction at present he taken by H. o"-
IN n legnI nhNfncIr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
ESTATE or THE LATE EDWARD B. HOSNER.

Los Angeles Cal Feb. 1.-The will OF Edward b
Hosmer has been admitted TO probate. and the
widow Mrs Eliza s. Hosmer. named In the docu-
ment as executrix was appointed. she being re-
ou,red TO give bond in the sum Of 600 without
suretiss The amount is in excess OF the value OF
the estate Mr. Hosmer was a prominent business
rnan Of Boston and the value OF his business inter
ests if appraised $4,000, 10 which II added
large amount Of wealth in the form OF real estate
and stocks The Will makes requests 70 a large
number OF relatives. one bequest II or SouvD TO
the Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
A WEDDING.

New-Oreans, Feb. ! OSpecaD.-Frank Howard
son Of Charles Howard founder Of the Louisiana
Iottery was married to-day to Miss l. die Fair
child daughter Of Charles Fairohild, broker wei
known In New-York Chicago and Louisiana The
,,srr,spe IL the outgro9 IN OF Mard Gras TO-
nance In 1885 Miss Fairchiid was Queen OF the
carnival Of which Frank Howard was Rex. snort
w after Tie carnival time Nj howard hIst wlIe
rounced IN December. and the wedding was al =
tended to-day by many OF the ieaahg res'uei'us VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
MORE PAY FOR ARMY CLERKS.

w. KS In the Quartermaster's Department in
my guiding are elated because they believe
n. az &c receive 20 per cent increase in their
,e-,. me Increase war recommended by the Quar-
War i, general IN his report 10 the Secretary OF
twelve "a a. because the clerks spent between
Is asgerfeS n..,een hours a day at their desks Il
that The 1.soiten working Sundays and holidays
seAey Of the wal was ~Die 70 meet thS sneF-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
SECRETARY ALGERs torn or INSPECTION

TO SAIL FOR CUBA AND PORTO RICO on MARCH 8.
Washington Feb f.--Secretary Alger is arrsng
ing TO make visit OF inspection 10 Cuba and
Porto Rico starting from New-York on March 8
on the transport Berlin The Military Committees
Of the Senate and House OF Representatives will
be in the party. besides Mrs. Alger. Private SEQ
rotary Mason and mis- wife and few personal
friends OF the Secretary. The Berlin Will make
nearly her usual trip. carrying full cargo Of milf
tary stores and the only diversion from the regular
route viii be around the west end OF Cuba The
trip Will occupy month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
uErJcAys on THE WAY TO THIS COUNTRY.

City OF Mexico Feb i.-Moxlco has accepted the
invitation to participate In tho military congress
Al Tampa Fla. on February & and the republic 3
two delegates have started for the North. The
Mexican representatives are Brigader General Jose
Maria de Ia Vega. chief OF the Marine Bureau and
president OF the Committee Military Reguia-
tons and Colonel Felix r. Estrada. professor IN
the Chapultepec Military Academy.
Rodieero AsepeToz. son OF the new Mexedn Am II,
OF Legation at Toxic. has been appointed Secre-
tary OF the Embassy at Washington. He VIII start
Tor America Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
John SCHAEFER.

John Schaefer sixty-seven years DID, OF no. !"
First-st a member Of the stan OF The New
York Volks Zetung." died early yesterday morning
st his home He had been ailing from heart weak
ness FOR some time He arrived az his home at
o'clock yesterday morning and went to his room
His wife found him dead in bed yesterday morning
when she went to call him. Schaefer had been con
nected with THE NOlks Zeituug for twenty seven
wears and was one Of The Oldest members OF the
steT He leaves a widow and several daughters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
TO AnPUTATE E. MARsHALUS LEG.

Edward Marshall. the correspondent Of The
New-York Journal" who wounded at the
charge Of the Rough Riders at Guasimas. will have
10 have one Of his legs amputaied al the hip JOINT
This Is considered necessary 10 save his life. When
uy Marshall left ST. Lukes Hospital both his legs
we're paralyzed. but II hoped that he might
eventually recover the use OF them The operation
viii be performed by DR.. w. T. Bull some time this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rt1nr R0nr MTcR BETTER.

Euhu Root who has been asked by the Governor
an the Republican Organization leaders 20 prepare
The draft OF a police bu, said 10 he recovering
rap,dy from an attack u The grip yesterday. ne
was unable 70 leave his home Out was aDIe ~
,,-t moro lie is expected TO be at his desk in
his Office In a few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
THIRTY YEARS A BISHOP.

ANTx1vERsARY OF THE CONSIDERATION OF THE
RIGHT REV. WILLIAM CROswELL DoANE
Albany Feb 1-To-nlorrow will be the thirteth
anniversary OF the conservation OF the Right Rev
william Crosweu Doane Bishop OF Albany. A
specal service has been arranged for the morning
IN All Saints Cathedral The sermon Will be
l'reached bv the Rev Or Enos OF Troy. From
hon, 10 . y m public reception will be given
10 Bishop Doane In Graduates Han
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DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY

For New, England fair and continued cold weather
fresh a. brisk southsastery winds
For Eastern New York rEr and continued cold weather
except slowly rising Temperature IN extreme southern po
ton fresa 70 brisk southeSsterly winds
For the District o. Columbia Eastern Pennsylvania
Nev,-,Jersey Delaware and Mar and. partly clou.y
weather slowly rising temperature Light 70 rash et~eriy
winds
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,he Lakes continued cDt fresh coutheasterly Winds
pr w stern Pennsylvania fair slowly rising TEN
pern ture IN southern portions neht e. fresh easeriy
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
rRrerNr LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes IN pressure as Indicated by TIE rrioune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the ,enpera
urs az recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune once Feb. / m-The weather Yesterday
was fair and cold The temperature ranged batw~-n i.
and 20 degrees average 10f-I being lower thar
that o, Tuesday .. lower Than that ~ tho ~orre-
tn weather today win be fair with slowly rising tenn
erafu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
tPs A F ALEXANDER

schencctady ~ Y. Feb. Mrs. A #. Alex
ander died at her home, In Charlton. Saratoga
County to-day az the age OF eighty-two years
She was the mother OF the Rev. DR.. George Alex
ander. pastor Of the University Place PRESBYTERIAN
Church In New York and OF Robert G. Alexander
managing editor OF THE Mail and Express An
other son James. is County Clerk OF schenectady
County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-02
TIE Earl. OF LINDSEY

London Feb. Montague Peregrine Berue. Earl
Of Lindsey died yesterday in his eighty-fourtn
year He was a descendant OF Baron Willoughby
d'Ereshy. who gained great distinction As Soidlcf
In the reign OF Queen Elizabeth.