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New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
PLANS OF THE PRESIDENT.
TO LEAVE HOT SPRINGS TONIGHT AND
RETURN TO WASHINGTON BY
CIRCUITOUs ROUTE.

CIRCUITOUs ROUTE.
Hot Springs. Va. May 1s.-The Presidents
stay here will end tomorrow night. The re-
turn TO Washington will be by circuitous
route. Leaving Hot Springs at 1890 p. m. the
train will run over the Chesapeake and Ohio to
Staunton. Va. where the Baltimore and Ohio
tracks will be taken into the Shenandoah Val
ley. It is the intention to run the train slowly
through this secton-without stops however,
in order that the party may see the battlefelds
OF winchester and Cedar Creek. points Of In
terest to the President in connection with his
war service. The main line OF the Baltimore
and Ohio will be reached at Harper's Ferry
and thence the train will run over II to Wash
ington, reaching the capital in the evening.
Secretary Hitchcock reached here on the early
train to-day, and will remain to accompany the
Presidential party to Washington. Secretary
Hitchcock was Mr. McKnley's companion In ms
customary walk this forenoon. A heavy rain
fell this afternoon, clearing about O'Clock,
when the President. Secretary Hitchcock. Mr..
Dawes and Mr.. Corteyou took a short drive
This evening the party sat in the parlors listen
ing to the orchestra.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

TEDAT c6:s ss s5S sJsS NJ fsss ts s
must be directed per F5snss.. =, Y 70. n.s',l
seci.s per SS t hs, sals. pss c.s.~.
%',, SSo,tin na 5rsetsd Rrnfsd per scottish PrIncs0
sATTJRDAY-At a. m. for Brazil and Ia Ps,s Coun-
e per .s2s cSSsf o4 xo i ba mus. b ar.s,sd
cosrsp .snd !. 10 % ssS.na .sd
ma ' uer I. Adirondack letters for Costa Rics must
dse';S , I rsr as .:s ss sSn 50 Ers Il
Andes :: 80 ,o ve,.as. tor h' esrsso sss nIss 's.
british and Dutch must be directed per prins
when mr. .,;.r s au.' % !: for arss;.a Gsss ' s
II supplsulensay II 80 S,,sso q m i sl.s sSsnis
and CarthssenA. via Curacao per 3 g. Ph'iaes'pn's'
Mails for .,ssons clos. At this oss dslly 40
M CONNECTING sysry Mondsy wean.ss snd
.sl: :; J. q ..ss:i ssss * s.. .' is. r' g:
MOnass e. q .ua r. rs a.. sr cs
rsiI to Miami Fla, and 'Hsas. s.say W s"s ssfass a.
sso M connecting close. hcTs 'vsry Tuesday ara
saurdsy Malls Tor mssiso cy eo.e ae''s; -
Ess:s II. s.. 'ssns'sq Ssis :; so ana ass '..s:
tered mai G:'s' at second Co gsx,'Is ssy before ore
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS
Mall. for china japan ard H..s per o.ss .s osa s
p. e.. s"s s. ys'aS aS % B', Nay W SO
'S S.; : 3 ss;' r., IS s
=, a 10 o. m Malls for Hawaii. per q Q Austfais
sS-onn san Francisco, here daily up 10 MAY ~
A. Gao o m Mails for the Society Islands per ss2
1;ailee from san FrancscoD. close here daily up 20
usy t2s AZ es0 m Mails for Australia texcspt west
Aus,raliaI Hawaii and Fiu Islands per g Mover.
ffSon, Vancouver close daily after May IA and
up 20 May t26 al $50 m Malls for Aastrsiis ox-
those for Australia which forwarded Wa
f.irope) Zealand. Hawaii FIJI and samoan fG
ands per = s. Aiameds from San Francisco). close
ssrs daily after May i2s and up TO June 70 4, eso
D m on day OF arrival OF .. campania. which viii
probably arrive June 70.
rranspacnc mail. are forwarded 10 port Of sailing AAiy
and the schedule closing arranged the presunp-
tion uninterrupted overland transit fRssistsred
mail closes AT p. previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN COrT Postnastss.
Postoniee. New-YoFk n. T.. May II. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

Charles Arkoll Boulton was born at Cobourg in
1S41, and after graduation from the Upper Canada
College served in the British Army. retiring in
1868 He then went to the Red River and at the
outbreak OF the rebellion under Biel in 1870 took
an active part the loyal side, and was one Of
the Canadian party who were arrested. imprisoned
and sentenced to death by the conspirators. He
escaped to Ontario. where he remained until 1880
when he again went TO Manitoba and engaged
in farming In 1885 he raised a corps of mounted
rhemen, known BOutOns Scouts, and led them
through the Northwest Rebellion. The next year
ne published at Toronto an interesting book en-
titled "reminiscences Of the Northwest Rebellion"
In 1889 he became a Liberal Senator in the
Dominion Parliament. In 1896 he introduced
measure favoriug The establishment Of an inter
national peace tribunal. In 1897 Senator Boulton
accompanied Sir Wilfrid Laurler 10 England
a member OF the military staff sent 10 represent
Canada at the Queens Jubilee.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
TEACHER BOUND AND GAGGED.

Lincoln Neb.. May H-Miss Leeth Z. Watson.
teacher OF elocuton in Cotner University was found
nv students late last night. bound gagged and un-
conscious in a of tho University Building.
-otner s the seat OF the Christian Church Denoml-
national College six miles from Lincoln. Miss Wat
son saws she was alone in classroom on the fourth
floor Of the building and overheard two men plotting
10 burn the university. She surprised them, when
they Knocked her down, bound and gagged her and
locked her I'm -oom. she was not Dauly injured
No arrests have been made.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
MARRIAGE OF MRS. ROGERS ANNULLED.

The marriage OF Mrs. Harriet f. Beach. the
widow OF Alfred c. Beach the Editor OF The
Scientific American" 10 "Dr." Henry Richardson
Rogers the spiritualistc medium. who Is at present
N the penitentary for asssuIting policeman with
hatchet was annuiled by a decree handed down
by Justice Cildersleeve IN the Supreme Court yes
teroay. The action for the annulment OF the mar,
rtaee was brought by Frederick C. Beach ana
Jennie Beach Casper. Mrs. Beach's children BY her
nrst marriage, who alleee that their mother was
insane az the time Of the marriage and that shs me
was unduly Influenced by Rogers. who had Tor
years exercised extraordinary influence over her.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
DON'T WANT A GERMAN PRIEST.
IRISH MEMBERS OF ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH
BAR THE DOORS


BAR THE DOORS.
St Louis May ls-The crowd OF Irish parishon-
ers that has been guarding st. Patrick's Church
and rectory in East St. Louis Ill., for the last forty
eight hours to prevent the entrance Of Vicar-Gen-
era. cluse the newly appointed German priest. 10
still duty. To-day the church was unlocked long
enough 10 hold mass. and then -eiocked and barred
and will be kept so. the parishioners assert until
the trouble is settled. They want an Irish priest,
and declare they will not permit Father Cluse a
German. TO take charge OF the parish.
II has been arranged that as soon Father
Cluse appears the big bell OF the church Will be
sounded. and the 1000 members Of the church
VIII turn out prepared TO resist tho priests entry
into the church rectory. II is not known whether
or not Father Cluse will make effort 10 I'LL mis-
now appointment One OF the prominent payish-
toners said to-day that the committee that went
20 Washington see Monsignor Martinelii has
received MS assurance that he would suspend the
appointment OF Father Cluse until the matter
could be Investigated
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
PEACE CONFERENCE OPENS.


terms the fact that II the oppression OF the Ar
Ynenans continues massacres likely to be per-
petrated from time to time, leading to disturb
ances and insurrections which may prove source
OF danger TO European peace.
Bishop sarazian. OF Worcester the Armenian
prelate Of the United States personally addressed
letter 10 ex-Presdent Cleveland. requesting him
10 advise the American delegates to the Peace
Conierenye S oi ris Sa cnst tne attention
IN Armenia and the need Of relief and Mr. Cleve-
land compiled with the request.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
voprc.sr IN DETAIL FOR TO-DAY.

Tor New-Engand. showers to-ihOi'o" i"' ""u
warmer; fresh southwesteriy winds
For Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsyivania ana New
-. showers in the morning and fair In the after
noon tomorrow fair and warmer fresh to brisk easeriy
winds shifting westarly
.h r,t..rsc. of Columbia, Delaware and Maryland
.h,ers An the morning air IN tho CEREMONY tthofToW
far and warmer: winds shifting 10 issn Ses vk
for ~, arS warmer to-rnorrow fresh northweserly
xindr becoming variabe
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
RrorEsr FOR PIcQUARTs RELEASE.

Paris May ls.-The counsel Of Colonel PIcquart.
now n prisoner on charge OF having communicated
10 Maitr Labori data taken from Estrehazy dos-
sier communicating information drawn from the
r,ra,.,,s dossier forgery and the use OF forged
documents to-day formally requested the Punhc
Prosecutor. NJ Manau. 10 release his client Pi0-
yisionally.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
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New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
BrREAU DIRECTOR APPOINTED.

Buffalo. May Is.-The Executive Committee OF the
Pan-AmeIican Exposition Company to-day APP
pointed F. W. Taylor. OF Nebraska director OF the
Bureau OF Concessions and Exhibits. at salary
OF IS 900 year. Mr.. Taylor Is at present secretary
OF the Agricultural Experiment Station In Ne
braska.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

East Troy Wis. May 1s-John F. Potter the
famous abolitionst and a former Congressman
died to-day from a paralytlc stroke aged eighty
two wears Mr Potter one or the FOUNDERS
OF the Republican party. He served three terms
In Congress from 1857 10 1858
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
MORE BRIDGES FOR SIBERIA.

Philadelphia, May B.-Amercan prioge ouliuers
scorod another victory over foreign competitors
to-day when the Phoenix Bridge Company. whose
works are located at Phenixville, Penn. secured
the contract for six additional steel bridges from the
Russian Government for use on the great Trans
Stberian Railroad which that Government IS build
ing This makes eighteen bridges the FhenN
com pany Is constructing for siberia
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
WILLIAM II. HARRISON.

william H. Harrison died yesterday at his home.
No 1T14 Bathgate-ave. He was in his seventy
second year. Mr. Harrison was son OF the late
SSoioneI lanes Harrison The funeral will he held
al 10 o'clock Tomorrow morning al the mouse.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
CHARLES w. BRIGGS.

Rochester n Y. May lS-Chares ". Briggs,
Mavor Of Rochester in ls7l-'72. and founder of
Rrirss Brothers & Co., Of the largest seed
arms in the United states. died this evening aged
seventy -four.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
FEW CANDIDATES FOR HOLY ORDERS
BISHOP wHrrTLE SAYS THE LACK INDICATE
r,rcr r>,r Op gprRTTT- ATTY

BISHOP WHITE SAYS THE LACK INDICATES
DECLINE OF SPIRITUALITY
Richmond Va. May 1s-The Council Of the
Episcopal Diocese OF Virginia resumed its ses-
sons In ST. Pauls Church at $50 o'clock this
morning with Bishop whttle in the chair The
Bishop presented his annual report. which he read
to the council himself. In the course Of the year
he made hfty-nve vsitations to various churches
In the diocese.
Never within my knowledge" said the Bishop
have We had so few candidates for holy orders
or so few young aspiring for the ministry OF
our Church. This Is significant and alarming
fact n certainly seems 10 Indicate decline In
spirituality and an increase OF worldliness among
The present standing committee of the diocese
was reelected.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
FAvoR1Ne PEACE AND ARBITRATION.

Philadelphia. May lS.-Resolutions petitioning the
Peace Conference at The Hague 10 take initial
stems IN establishine a supreme court Of nations
and asking the Senate to ratify arbitration
treaty with Great Britain. adopted at pubic
meeting held to-day under the auspices OF the
Fvanrelical Alliance and the National Reform
League Addresses on the subject were made by
prominent citizens and Clergymen
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

Tribune Once May 49, q. m.-The weather ye''efu1y
vas threatening The temperature ranged between %
and bs degrees 5sss degrees) being = oes
higher than on Wednesday and 81 degrees lower Inn"
on the corresponding date last year 49,. .,,v
The weather viii 10 showery In and near ,hA e''
day
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
THE REV. DANIEL MOORE.

London May 1s--The Rev. Daniel Moore chap
lafn-in- n-ordinary to the Queen since 1870 died yes
terday. He nit ETY. years old
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

FIower-At meeting II the Board of DirectoeS %
the brooklyn Rapid Transit Company held on Wednes-
day May IL, 1899 fhe following resolution On NO
ton of Mf. Henry selbert unanimously adopted:
keSolNed. That IN anectionate remembrance there -
inscribed in the minutes of the the OF Of
hcia and personal loss which this Board feels IN The
death Of Roswell p. Flower
70 his clear foresight and instinct that
the formation Of this company due. and 20 his vss
of Its unusual As ~ the voting trustees snd
large holder - the companys securities. he gave
and intelligent thought the c0mpsnys policy
and To him the growth and Developments
OF this enterprise merely business o-
portuny-thefe beyond all selfish consideration the
broad desire and have the company become factor
and instrument in the growth and enrichment ~ great
city That he able before death N the reslisa-
tion Of this hope and within four from his hrst
connection with railroad properties IN Brooklyn could
know that his confidence had not been misplaced nor hls
business judgment mistaken IL special cause for graun-
cation 20 who knew how deep and earnest hs interest
We feel his loss as that II a loyal friend in whom
and association whom always a sslmu
lus 20 high ideals ami enthusiastic effort His sympathy.
his courage. his straghtforwardness and his integrity
marked funess his and Indicated the
scope of is influence His life one Of conspscuousy
honorable attanmens and usefulness and We who
cherish the recollection ~ close association with him
In of his business interests oner no greater
tribute TO his than 10 let the Influence of that
life and character always guide The spirit o. th, com
psnys management. 7. 5. WILLIAMS.
Brooklyn, May L. 1899 Secretary.
Cypress Hills Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
PROFESSOR WILSON on POLITICS.
THE MACHINE A NECESSITY. he SAYS GOVERNOR
ROOsEvELT's POWER


Princeton n. J.. May r-Professor woodrow
Wilson addressed the students tonight In Murray
Hall on Politics as a Profession" He declared
that there is no party leadership except In the
machine: hence the machine is a necessity,
which however is not saying that 1t Is good
Among other things Professor Wilson said:
'T warn you against entering public life II you
have not an independent living The temptation
70 corrupt is too great for most men Governor
Roosevet's power in politics. whether In once or
ont of once lies in the fact that he Is not de-
nendent He has said some things in favor OF
being in with the machine but man can best
he IN with the machine by being on top
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
THE CHURCH AND TIE CONFERENCE.

London Nav 1s-The Archbishop of Canterbury.
the Most Rev Frederick Temple, authorizes the
clergy 10 use the Collect for the Fifth Sunday after
Trinity. and 10 make a pause after the words in
the utany May it please Thee 10 give the nations
unity peace and concord at all services during
the progress OF the Peace Conference.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
MARRIED.

Johpson's Digestive Tablets vegetable pepsin)
nromptly digest every kind OF food known 10 man.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
DIED.

DIED.
~. u.,rw Reed Arthur.
Ir..1,. Edxir Stckler. Joseph W.
Could. Alexander ?. sfaucn' slsIss i IL
Harrison. william II Mimo. ,s 1ssn"e"
Lord, r. Fraucer "ii"'" '''''
Ioomis. Edward r.
BOAK-On Thursday, May Is at'er s"0'' '"''V'''
zsrai services az his late residence No 42s East sist-
st Saturday MAY 20 At D. m
Interment at convenience OF family
Orange County papers please copy
Cr,ARKE-suddeniy May IS. 1899. AZ HIS home N Nor
walk Conn Edwin Clarke IN The ~h year ., nus rs
Funeral from the house, NO ii hln-r'' u" ''"' ~
ing at 80 p m.
Interment at Newtown. Conn
ao1-I Suddenly on the nth inst, Alexander Paxton
Gould IN his 4eth year 49, an. .y.s.onL
Funeral services at resdence NO ~ Hancock
a. brooklyn on Friday evening, Al 90" o eioeA'
1nterment private
u.pR1soNon May IS 1850 william II. Harrison. son
OF tie late Colonel James Harrison IN the 'Sn year
F,nera from his lat. residence, No Liza Bathsats-ave
May 90 al 10 a m
resdence No 3il East i5Oh-et. after short Illness
Relatives and friends and members OF the New fofk
csounty W c. T. u. hereby invited % attend ne
funeral Friday evening at o'clock AZ tne
MOtt-aye
Ipierrnent AZ convenience Of family.
Tn. woman's Christian Temperance Union Of New
YORK County invite all white Ribboners 10 meet them
IN the sunday school OF the Mott Avenue N. T.
Church AZ Friday evening. May 10, TO attend the
funeral service late President. Mrs T. Frances
Lord Signed By the Co. President
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
CHARLES ARKOLL BOULTON.

Montreal Canada, May 1s.-The death of Senator
Charles A. Boulton. at his home. In Shellmouth
Russell County, Manitoba, is announced.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
DIED.

LooMrs--on wednesday night May II. DeWasd -
Ioornis. In the 5ist gear of HE age
services bts residence No "a oreene~
ave. Be2oklyn. Sunday. May 81, AZ zs3o .. m
Hartford Papers please copy
REED-on Tu.sdsv May Is 1890 ct Brswsssy. y, Yyl
Arthur Reed oldest son Of John A. and Deoorah N
Reed In hts 35th year. -.
Funeral servic4s on Friday May 10 arrival q essu
leaving Grand Central Depot ~ e.i5 a. m.
sTTCKsER-- Suddenly May ~. 1892 Joseph Williams
Stickler NJ D.. Of Orange, y. J.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sTRAUcH-At her residence No. 352 West teth-ee. oo]
Thursday, May IS. Margaret Henderson strsuca -
loved wife Of Peter y. Strauch.
Funeral services SATURDAY May 20 az II O'Clock
Interment at the convenifnes ~ the family.
Kindly omit flowers.
WII.M0T-At Newcastle Canada. wednesday, May j5s
1899, Samuel Wilmot. In the 11th year OF bic age
Funeral Saturday afternoon Newcastle.
WILMOTA his residence. No. 2ii West 7sth-st, Johu
Wilmo IN his sist year
Funeral private
Toronto papers piease copy
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

sATURDAY-At A. m. for France. swltzexsnd ltaly.
enstn Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India. per
: LA Breagne via Havre detiers for other pafs
Of Europe must directed per La Bretagne); AZ
A m FOR Netherlands direct per = statendam, VA
Rotterdam detters must be directed per stasDaAm ,.
AZ a m 'or Italy. per = Sasle via Naples uettas
must he directed per saale'); at a. m eapo.e-
mentary 1920 4 M for Europe. per o. 'CsmpahA-
Queenstown.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-Gerrsn steamers saiiins
on Tuesdays TAX. Printed Matter. etc. for Germany.
and Specially Addressed Printed Matter ETC. for otnef
PARTS OF Europe American and White star steAnsfy
On Wednesaays German steamers Thursdays. and
Cunsrd French and German steamers on Saturceys
take printed Matter. etc, for a,' countries Tor winch
re advertised 20 mail.
After the closing tha Supplementary IransausnNo
Mails named above additional supplementary malls are
opened on the piers Of the American English. FIsnen
and German steamers and remain open und wHnin
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
MADISON SQUARE SOUTH. NEW 70
Posfomcc Notice.

Should BE- read DAILY by Interested changes may
at any timeD
Foreign mails for the week ending May 20 iss2 VII
close promptly all the General Pos,omes a.
foiows Parcels Psst Malls close hour earlier than
closing time shown below.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
Mrs UORATIO KING.

professor and Mrs. Mrs HORATIO KING.
CHARLES A. BRIGGS. Captain and Mrs w T.
The Misses BRIGGS. MARGEpA ANI,.,r 4,
NJ ana Mrs COLEMAN Professor A. PUTZKER, OF
BETEDICT the University Of Call
N,ss TFSsIF RENEDTCT. fornia.
Prof..soT and Mrs FRAN Mr. and Mrs. JULIUS
CTS BROWN. sAuk =, . ->,,,,rp
The Misses BROWN. EDWARD NJ =. ICM IL
DSVis The Misses wIILTAMsON.
Nrs THOMAS NJ GALE. IL kLACBER
Niss 0TIVF; GALE HEINRICH WEBER.
DR.. NJ. IKUTA.
The cargo OF the Barbarossa consisted or the
following: 80 175 bushels Of oats %, 10 bushels
OF corn. 10000 bushels Of rye 100 sacks OF
bran and brewers grain, 500 bales OF cotton,
l25 cases Of tobacco 80 hogsheads OF tobacco,
.45O packages Of lard. so packages Of bacon
and sausages 121 cases OF machinery. 10 cases
OF typewriters and cash registers. and 100
cases Of hardware and wooden-ware. II cases or
live birds and $50 packages OF sundries.
The Barbarossa is ship Of ten thousand tons
register. and has quadruple expansion engines oi
4 900 horsepower She is 800 feet in length and
her beam is 90 feet She was put into com
mission in 1897 and is one OF the four new
tvln-screw vessels OF the North German LLOYD
Steamship Company. the others icing the Fried
rich der Crosse. the Koengen Luise ana the
Bremen
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

T., tbin diagram the continuous white line shows the
.nsnees in pressure indicated by The Trnone ser
nsorsnr baromeer The Dotted line the iempeIa-
ture as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1899-05-19

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
OFFICE. MADISON AVE. COR. 23D ST. ". !.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1899-09-23
Finest Train in the World.

The finest train In the world is the
''New North Western Limited" which
leaves Minneapolis and st. Paul every
night for Chicago, via the North western
line. This magnificent train, from the
mammoth engine, patterned after the IA
nous "999," to the lest car in the train,
is brand new, and represents the latest
and best ideas for absolute comfort and
luxury while travelling.
Besides the splendid buffet library car
really a clubroom ON wheels, there is a
magnificent private compartment Sleep
ing car, just the thirg for ladies, famil-
les or those desiring privacy, luxuriously
appointed standard sleeping cars and the
most comfortable anl well-equipped day
coaches ever offered The travelling public.
This "New Limited" train is admitted
by the press as well as by thousands of
people of Minnesota and states west who
have inspected it, and also by many
Others of this western country who have
recently rode on it, as being without any
question the finest tram in the world.
and no extra charge tsmade for any class
OF passengers for its superior accommo-
dations.
Tickets via this popular line may be
secured from agents Of the Northern Pa
cific railway, who will also make sleep
ing car reservations; Or, apply to Capt.
M. M. Wheeler, travelling passenger agt.,
Miles city, Mont, OF to T. W. Teasdale,
G. P. A., st. Paul. MINI.