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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
PENOVED FROM CABANAS.
AN OUTBREAK OF YELLOW FEVER
AMONG THE SOLDIERS TOPICS
II HAVANA

Havana. Aug 2s-Owing to the development
Of five cases Of yellow fever 81 mild type
among the United States troops at Cabanas
Fortress. the contingent there removed to-
day % a camp about a mile away. II is be-
lleved that this viii prevent any general out
break The authorities have not considered the
barracks AT Cabanas unhealthful and the troops
had been there three months II Is quite Ger
tain that the sickness was introduced 10y mon
who had frequeut4d barrooms and other un-
sanitary places.
only two cases Of yellow fever now remain
among the United States troops at Puerto Prn-
ciuo.
Advices from Cienfuegos indicate that there
10 good deal of discomfort there over The de-
cision OF the court marital that inquired into
the relation Of Captain Fenton and Lieutenant
Catlin to the collision In June hetGeen
the Cienfuegos police and the civilian ON
pioyes of the Quartermaster's Department. The
widow Of Senior Pablo Santa Maria. tho wealthy
Spanish planter who was wounded during the
ARRAY and died shortly after has retained a
lawyer 10 institute proceedings for damages
General Ruis Rivera. Civil Governor Of the
Province or Havana. recently wrote Senior Do
uingo Capote Secretary Of Justice. that pirates
were operating along the south coast ~ the
province between Batabano and The Isle NJ
Pines He proposed that two small vessels of
llgh- draught n. detailed n those waters
General Lee reports that the First Battalion ot
The LIST Infantry Regiment and the Third Bat
talon ~ tho Sth Infantry will be- ready 20 pro
coed North as soon transports are provided.
The orders issued on June go directing for
eign insurance ana surety companies 70 lodge
their capital in the Cuban Treasury. instead or
the Spanish as was formerly rhe case giving
them sixty days In which 70 comply has been
extended thirty days
The strike ~ the masons continues Their
demand ~ 81 ~ DAY g. considered prepos-
ferrous r. Is believed that they cannot hold out
much longer. as most Of them are without mucn
money The bakers will hold their fna meet
ing This evening and the carpenters have called
q meeting for tomorrow night r. is expected
that the latter viii strike The local papers
comment adversely upon the arrest and gen
tence 70 ten DAYS imprisonment. Ar hard Ia Dor.
Of Farrar a delegate ~ the Cuban Masons
Union who was convicted IF having urged the
carpenters o. Join the m4sOns strike.
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OBTTJ AIRY


Samuel Holmes Mead who died Eusris Fla.
or August q was a son o, The iate Ralph Mead.
rFo was born IN August lso3 IN NeV-York Ci,v and
was educated In connecticut He was member "
Tho drm NJ RaiD7 Mead CO.. wholesale Erocers
a nos 80 and IS roenres slip He belonged 20
the Washington Greys. sth Regimen. \. = : NJ.
which was called out with the 7-h Regiment 70
suppress rho Astor Place riots Mr. Mead married
Mary Luquee- daughter of Francis r Luquser
~ NoU-Yo-k She and sor Theodore LuQueer
Mead survive Nr Mead writer o. prose
and poetry H.s name often appeared IN ne co.-
unIrs u The Tribune 0tec 20 open letters. ~
was intensely American in his feeling and nad
been a s-anch Republican from The formation y,
the marty rfa was % cheerful disposition. and Won
ne ~or4fsrce and affection 81 those who knew him
Intimately
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CENTRAL AMERICAN REMAINS.
RESULTS or DANISH ARCHHoLoGlcAh sTUDr15
y KITCHEN MnDENS

RESULTS or DANISH ARCHH1OLDgIDAb STUDIES
y KITCHEN luDDENs
New-Orieans Aug Is Special Members OF the
scientific commission sent ont Few months ago ny
ma Danish Government 10 make archaeological
studies In Central America returned to Nev -or-
leans last night from Biuefelds Nicaragua win
twenty tons Of specimens and a fund ~ va IHape
Information The chiefs Of the party are Dr.
Johannes Neuhaus and Professor Halfau Boring.
both % Copenhagen. The scientists are enthusiastic
over -helr discoveries and they unearthed sucn
quantity % prehistoric remains that rney VIII 20
10 Copenhagen turn iu their report and return io
Nicaragua They W. start from this port Oh
Wednesday on che British steamer louisiana de
rect for Denmark.
p- Neuhaus said chat foremost among his disc
coveries had beer the establishing % relationship
between the civilization ~ Nicaragua and that ~
Peru Baron von Humboldt years aeo discovered
and described peculiar cement used ny The ma
sons OF ne Peruvian Incas. and believed 20 be
found IN 10 other part OF the world. Professor
Neuraus found samples Of the same substance IL
ruins along the coast along the Rama River
The party visited tho various ruins a0ns ne
coast examined several ~ tre o.t mines. irofn
wllr rHe fabulous wealth Of the Offices f." Is &C.
rived and asf'r discovered refuse MOUNDS. 9r
kt ben n1-e0s. IerltFh t'i -
The uIdGeus Of Northern Europe nave PROVED
ore ~ tle u1et WI Idn.e Nnll- ny o. llN' q
study and BE- especially 20 further oe.Na mo
these EVERYDAY I=ar-ngs NJ the old America ctf-
cation rrar the Danish scientists are anxious ~
re.,.-r 70 ---.~ work Objects therein are naturally
most NJ --e-r broken hu- they are generally tne
objects worn 0u- hY use which SHOW rho mode NJ
lfa ~ tle oar.r indian civil eaton 70 meta li-
other tools were as admirably made as were re
bronze tools ~ rho Az-eos showing that tho Near
aclars lived af the end ~ the stone Age THE
Kitchen mddens were found az huKra Point neaF
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EDWARD " BARLOW

Edward II Rartow vao was long connected With
the paper --ade - this ci-y. died at Long Beacn.
Long Island. on Sunday evening ir his hfty-sev-
arth wear Although he had been iil ror several
months his death was sudden. r was due 20
neuras,heula- Mr Barlow and his family rad
beer spending he month A. Long Reach FOR ma
benefit p his health He was he sole surviving
member Of the firm ~ Theodosius Barlow sons
brokers IN paper makers supplies. with offices at
No ~ Nassau-st He had been member since
The firms establishment. H. 1851. The other mem
hers that time being his "a tner. lneodoslus "a
-ov and "a brother Of rhe same name
NJ Barlow married Miss VI, L hnower daus
Ter ~ Elisha r KrnWer ~ This city IN $50 Be-
esee "a widow he leaves three daughters and a sor
The funeral will 20 ar ns city home No. = Vest
T. th-sr tomorrow morning ar 10 o'clock
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC

TEsP2A sTo ..-s {" mus. r N Ne e.t s o.; Ssf S
asara A. , n for Jamaica per steamer from
"Dn S soS ce5a &m.rica e1es. s.s- Pa 'U IA
f- i sae's mus, re dir-~,ea rsr sanes
a. 1870 n. lor Porto Rir- per p transport va
,5renada a 1 p NJ Tor cuba. Havana as csr7-
ras-. ~ -6er parrs n Mex,co ms, d directed B.r
?. seneca at 2. II for la Plata countries direct.
-HrRsDAY. A. ?. m. ior Porto Riso va ssn Ja.n.
f7- Nassau Gu9ntsnsmo and ~snt.aga. per ssr-
tiago a. for Jarnaioa PER steamer ron Rosfor
' fee aara and Waapara Island. and nersra-a pr. :
S M3s" 2: , a. 2r ia.o a ''' Jason
SATURDAY n "a supp en- entary 10 n a NJ TO-
1880 a NJ ror Forrune Island Iams.ca. ssvsni.is.
costa 9.ca mus Do directed pr Ai,ar1. A. u 40
m. fsr Ha.u per oranie nassau va Por AZ -
aad Dutch Guiana must 10 directed P~r orsnis
HAVANA a.;,.rs must 10 directed per Hivan,'l
a. y a. tor NeWioundisnf per j. ,,n.'o ~ -
p. m. Nuesita- Giosrs Puerto radr- ara Rsr--
stTDkY.-At n. tor N.Vfoaneana Pc: A.
M elas ,''r p.r -,eaae. rom xo-,s sr4n>y
MAJ, 'or N-eosnaana by "a p xcrH :yin-' az
D. n connecting close her- every Monday W-fses-
ro1 and ,Sence rs steamer 'h'- oee aa'ix %
20 s Ma .,.5 ,o5 lo o.s A. RI a oc- aay excerpt
No. 49, a. aoa F-aa, Mai. to- cta BY
rail t0 Miami Fla and thence of steamer .0se :. -
oaca aIsrr N0rfar TUESDAY sni saturday a. y -
i,aa -orneotIrz ci0s-- are nn 4r-iai SO -
u-as.f Mails MeIic0 CITY, overland il"-- y.
~i4lI, at4-a4ead dispatch nY sirfnrf 'i'- VI -
oaa~e aarv a. ard "a g. N Ma
~,s-, pI~, Relic Puerto fo~fer and fsnafen.tiA ~
al ~ Nev orleans ana thence 0t steamer los. A.
az 9Hce daily 70 90 No. - nne''-ns 80 -
s,naav. ana tuesdays f0r Costa k'a ani Mnisyr ~
r,si,re Puerto Cortes and Guatemala h's Nrr~d nAn
,o.-s q, 4 r y previous DAY tiegisf'ref mail closes
A. o. m second day before
TRANsPAclFIc MATS
Nal. ,,r Australia exp, those or wes Arsrs-
VA" which are forwarded VIA Eurorel Nee Zse-
- Hawaii FH snd samoan Islands. per = Ala
.r--ts, - and M Sen'~rnh~r u ~ S-o n -
., Tav Of arrival ~ tampana. which VII pronabsV
I've September Mails f1r china and Japan, per
p-rrress - China from Vancouver. close hers
go, no r. S--terh-r IS a. 40 Mails for
eSt,a Japan and Hawal. per 81 reu MARI
lf-0m San Francisco. close here 1siy NJ 20
eerfenb~r = $50 Mails fnr Hawai-
- Australia from san Francisco close
her. aatf 10 September rs AZ $50 n Mails
~ Australia except West Australia Hawaii and FIN
fssnd4 per Narrirnoo l,r0m NancouN>r), rose hsre
5aiiv after september u and % September 'B AZ
$50 o m Malls FOR The Society Islands Der "trip
Tropic BIRD Francisco clos~ here daiy NJ
- September rs a. = ~ N
T~anspaclnc malls forwarded % port of sailing 1s1y.
and schedule of closing arranged on th- prssurp
tered mail closes previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN CorT, PoxtnAsssA
Postocsss. Nsw-yaTk h. Z AsxaE = -
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vas.'7e-on Aus y Captain Roo.ey u Evans
fas returned 20 washington from New i''A -
p conference with me committee IN charge oi we
r,., celebration fn that city his particular oHs.-
ross being 10 make final arrangements foT me
naval portion ~ the demonstration The No',N
Atlantic Squadron will not be sent out 20 meet INA
OLYMPIA bur a. many % the vessels as can ne As
serrree will 20 included III the squadron when WI
met fhe Admiral. probably az Tom pknSVi+'e' anu
form his naval escort IN the water demonstration
49, Evans succeeded In psrfecting al the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
TIM E4RpERs-WcLURE RrrIfu

A new monthly magazine to boz known as "rne
r7a-ner's- Mcclure Review" r. announced. and -
erst Issue is expected by November D. ICES editor
viii be- Dr. John Finley formerly president ~
Knox College The purpose Of he new plbllca-
lion Is distinctly that ~ monthly new paper. in
tended for the general public and vii tn no way
.noroach upon the periodicals now issued b either
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
PRE- N THE TICKER OFFICE
UPTOWN CUSTOMERS OF THE GOLD AND srocK
TELEGRAPH COMPANY CUT OFF

a slight fire occurred Just after &c O'Clock yes
ter-ay morning IT, the Office OF the Cold and Stock
telegraph Company al No 10 Broac-st The fire
was iu subway that carried bundle " the
ticker leading 70 uptown customers arl
,Aey we're the sufferers oy the FIRE some OK rre
newspaper o1loes were among those WAC lost the
service for the larger part OF the day supe-'1-
tencent scott discovered the FIRE through Tie t.l-
gre OF some Of the wires 10 WORK Iie put a force
~ men o. mend The damage az once and most 20
Tie rckers ln running order before Lne second
rolr ~ the market opened Only one orr TWO We're
olt ~ order at she c.ose Of the caJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
DEWEY TAXES A DRIVE.

TIE ADMIRAL VIEWING THE POINTS OF IN
TEREsT ABOUT NICE.
Nice Aug 2s-Admiral Dewey. accompanied
by Lieutenants Brumby and Caldwell arrived
here this afternoon Accepting the United states
Vice Consuls invitation. the Admiral drove ~
Point Andree stopping az the Grotto Thence
ne ascended the Falcon. from which there is
superb view The party continued on 10 Cimiez
skirting the heights over the town. and returned
90 the city In spite of the warm weather and
the fact that this was his second visit Admiral
Dewey Expressed his admiration Of all he saw
The American officers returned to Niiiefrancne
after dinner
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IN ,his diagram ne continuous white line shows IN.
changes N pressure Indicated by The Trouoe SELF
recar8lug 1a0ucrer The dotted sno~a me tenpers-
tu-a as recorded ar Perry's Pharmacy.
7-.ban. once Aux % m-The weather Yesterday
as ,i.- arr The temperature ransed between IS
and - degrees 20 dezressl being - %
gree lower than thai Tuesday ara p. degrees
,-.r that q, c0r-espondlng day ~ last
The Gather today Will t@ far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
foor 10 INSPECT PRoVNG GRorNDS

The BOARD or Ordnance md Fortihcauons ~
which General Miles ls president. WILL hold meet
.-c AZ Sandy Hook M Thursday and se,reiary
Root uI come from Washington and VISIT ta~
growing grounds cu that day. f1r The purpose ~
,,.r...-tr- trials ~ Maxim N0rienfelit mountain
runs and % number OF new sN-pounder rapid
fre neld guns. which are under considera non ior
t,-a r tho Philippines These slN-roAl1"f- are
mounted on field carriages 20 which i' iitcnel
an extension. which facilitates their use ,rnini
fr-fia cations also when necessary ne MAXIM
N0r1.rr df guns constructed ior tran spor diln-
on pack animals and special attention n mems
gwen hy the Board 10 tie investigation % AeH
VarL.IaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

re Is EXPECTED iN w~sHINGToN MEX WEEK
TO EXPLAIN HIS ACTIONS
Washington Aug. &-Coasu- Bed.oe is expected
70 rpacn WASHINGTON next Week 10 make 4n ex-
PLANTATION 10 the STATE Department or the OCCUR
reuces which leo a. nis suspension consul al
Canton. AS 70 me nature ~ tne charges STATE
Department officials are r-tceut But az .east b..
part they date back more than TWO years and ro
q time just after D. Bed4oes arrival a. his posi-.
u Is believed mat he became involved .r trouble
with the local taotas in connection with some
American concession. Secretary Hay directed fla
inquiry lrt0 th.- subject which has IIst been
finished and which 80 Is said. forms Che basis ~
the specifications cu which Consul he1ioe Ua- su5-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
4 cLERGYN4y WITH DELRIrn TRFrEzs
he WAS 70 LECTURE on TrwpuAN~r TO-DAY.
BIT Is N BELLEVUE INSTEAD.

y. y y HflI4I+E-I u INsIfAI-
Charles Grandson forty-three years o9 - No
llo " est Forty hest. regularly ordained min
lister Of the African Methodist E0is~opa. Church
North. walked info Bellevue Hospital Yesterday
afternoon suffering from delirum tr-mens ffe IS
a TAI. Intelligent co.7red man. and So acute were
his symptoms that ne was placed in the hosDi-4.
tor treatment Mr.. Grandson was u lecture ga
Providence T. Z. to-day on The Evils " t.e
Liquor TratHc" BE sad that ne was stoppins over
the Gay WIKI Mrs Lucy Whitts al $50 q. West
Forty-six'h-st. when be was seized with de.riln
tremens he saio that he rae first co.or-4
man 10 be chosen president OF Bennett College
an institution FOR c0Ored students al Greensboro
y. o. While president OF tAls institution .a
came addicted the use Of bromlc-r for irs0ulr a.
i1e 4ins victim OF the drug IL order t1 A.ll
THIS desire lie drfted into the whisky hat.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
LADY Y1RDE-BULLER DECLARED INSANE

oa0land ca. Aug g Lady Yarde- Butler.
daughter o. tae late General Nirknam has been
declared mentally Incompetent Dy Judge hAH ana
guardian has been appointed tor ner She
.--a..a.s Slid. Inns money Oh deposit in tne Bank NJ
r-rtra 4nt from slime ro time signs checks ior
81 -los- auourf- Another " nor d-lusions IT. tha .
.. d.. - +r. Secret Service ~ England and mar
.I -....... .s-se sums uf MONEY for beer "'rk %
.---..i... ..f crime Her husband .- resident ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
ROUTE OF DEWEY PARADE.
GENERAL ROE EMBARRASSED FOR
LACK OF FUNDS.
MAKING HEADwAy WITH THE ARCH-rT
WOULD COST & 10000 PERHAPS. IF
REPRODUCED IN MARBLE

+na ARRANGEMENTS for the land parade of the
roeve, reception reached town early yesterday
morning ard went ar once 90 his office in tho
stewart Building re found large collection o;
APPLICATIONS from out ~ the State military or
carnations that desire 20 take part i'm the pa
rsde The letters came from Maryland. Ohio.
Texas. Washington. South Carolina. Florida
Rhode Island New-Jersey and Pennsylvania.
Just az present General Roe is NOT IN position
% reply 70 any ~ the inquiries He has AZ his
disposal only $1,000 and the indications are
mat af least ten thousand soldiers from other
states vii be ready 70 march In the parade.
experience has shown that il will need. al the
most moderate estimate 50 Cor each soldier for
-re two days they viii ne In New-YOrk and
uu-N he knows definitely that no can ger more
-rar the amount named General Roe hesitates
% invite the soldiers A. the next meeting 81
the Plan ard Scope Committee he VIII make an
cher Aght for the funds needed lie said yes
to-day that ne expected 70 convince the com
1uittee thai the money must DO raised.
The least the people of New-Y0rk can d."
he sad. is 10 feed ther visitors There Will be
feteeu thousand % Network state troops IN
the parade The state has already made an ap-
r-op-iatior Cor -heir entertainment and none %
--e cost will Fell upon the Reception Commit
-.e.s fund o. course = 7 find that there is no
more money forthcoming 7 shall have % IN
e,-r- the visitors and intending visitors that they
must b prepared 20 pay their own expenses. II
VIII make q poor showing JOY me '''S' 'D' WV
not see what else is 20 20 done"
GENERA " "iS
march ~ tne lana parade. l"e S''"'e
sefn'e 81 Grant 'o''' al noon Oh Aux Gay
9sp'@n'neI ''' mas '''
ia-y "iA -oT"' norm o' S'u," ~ I'D" '''.'
. 7,e... ..,s-.,
-,-.-,..-.... -l,,a~s s,4
-.., 49,. -...s -. IT,
-. ..-. 90, .4r,i-af r,av-ev
-z.- 80 r,.,,..,-.s s,., v.,,, io.- -h4 marching
.~oa a.. r,--e y,.- ~sS ar r. +er-b-st
A., ,bs o~rsr.za-,ors that erallv decide 70 Join
d. 80 -s~.s. ,- be r-e-ras Pr reach New
vo-k IN F~-4sv sep-er71er % They viii be-
assigned - quarters IN me different arrnories
and be instructed 70 report at those ar~ories for
'ir'her directions
CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS WAN F-'A' r.
several letters have been received hy Different
members ~ the Reception Committee. ask.ns =
social and semi-0iHtary organizations VIII be
allowed 70 have place n The line ~ march
one company IN Wheeling w. Va. offered 70
come AZ IFS OWN expense The United heH Men
~ Kings County ais" want place IN 'n4 me
Unless ne present .'ea IS ''l7l none o-'
military or naval organ VIII. 80"
-n- loops
Ale &c., 60
-. -. 49, .o~,-....o. o-5 ,,~-assss re
...4..,.es ~ IN a-,, srt, assigned % - The app
- .. ~.eo--.4 . r s---.s >-tv,,
- 80 49,. 4,--.--o. ,,- ,r,,s.- and r,~a-
,.o-,s r7a viii consult with General Carroll On
. -aa-,-n.-,- 70 rr--irp Them IN a eoa- and
-....~.- -,s-, s-,o-,-s-,- -be eae- ,,r me North
- s4,e-s- ~ -be German singing societies
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

REMIT Az rs should aIVavs - ~ads n P1'' NO.
more. r-s-- Express money order ~ --af' N ~
Tl-- Eieferec Ln~
Tribune I'LL rof 20 responsible flr 20 .7ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

FOR TRAVELLERS n ETROPE-
DAILY luish sundays s. : month Atf-'s' Hanged
0frer desired 49,
changed 7ft~n 1eT---t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

PRINTED MATTER ET--Cie---a1 steamers ssllinr
on tuesdays take Printed N-rte- a. Germany
Specially Aiiresee Printed Mafter etc Tor o,f~r
OF Europe. Aneri.au AID Nhi-e star steamers
"Wednesday. Oe-rl.r -tear1ar- Thursdays Ar
Cunsr1 French German steamers Sstgr1als taS9
Printed Mater. eff al countries &C. which tney
ads er-lsed carry lla..
Af-er closing = the Supplementary T-arsat.ant1
Malls named above t'nai supplementary mails
opened ~ she piers American. Eng sh. French
and German and remain open Intl within Ten
Minutes ~ the hour 4 sailing 4 steamer
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tails Of his portion ~ the programme and made g
verbal report 20 Acting Secretary Allen Of the sue
cess OF his mission
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II NV YORK CITY.
RENrI1rANCES.

Ore csnt pe- cop, ezra postage 8 charged ~ n =
DAILY ard sEMI-WEEkLf '7 nail subscribers - Ns--
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MARRIED.

ANFORn-BOIL.ER- &c. Peters church Morris
,.o- \ nv me Rev q TAYLOR MAY NeVhold
daughter Alt-e1 p Boiler % Joseph Marsh stanford
all q East Orange. y J.
Notices Of marriages and deaths must De in
dorsed with full name and address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
DIED

BARLOW On SUNDAY August p. Ar Long bes.n -1 -.
Edward Nniffmore Barlow. scn ot me are in-
eosI4s BarfoV ris d7th ~.
se~sloe al 10 q n Wednesday mis- ate resfencr No
p West 37th-s- -,
Iai4-rasnt a. "a esnsood a. oonyerienos OF family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD ANO To-DAY5 FORECAST
Washington Aug % slight disturbance g csntral IN
-he south Atlantic States night resulting 1T con
ruance n r1e rains the -uth Atlantic cast there
-are 10 been thundersto-ns The iui, states and
Jew scattered elseprrere rne high ares n fh-
Nor-h still controls the temperature from me lower lake
region and rrner ohio Va!sv eastward. and roterate
temperatures therefore continue elsewhere they ~ero quite
higr except rain fallen h- south Atlantic States
Showers viii coarnus TUESDAY n re south Atlantic
stass and they ars a,o Indicated n tfe western upper
lake -es1u probably W-tne-eay nigh %
Mode and Sortn Atlantic casts T'e '-inp~T1tlr-
changes VII DO marked. except III me pper Mss-
erp Valey and Contra West where y N,.i 30 cooler
Tuesday Atlantic Coast fresh 20 brisk "nos WI
prevail. mostly norrheaeter'y
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY ANT WEDNESDAY.
For the Distr7r- n Columbia. Neu Ens-and. Eastern
Nep,-Yor Nyvv-Iersey Eastern Pennsylvania. Delaware
md MARYLAND falr TO-DAY Wednesday broadening prob
ably showers continued moderate temperature fresh sast-
ery winds
F- Western Pennsylvania 'atr roAsy warmer in
s-ne-r portion. Wednesday threatening probably show
fresh east wints
F1- Western talr o-cay W~1nesdav threat
enlng 0r1nahy showers. nesh north 70 sas' winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29
MAJOR RUSSELL 3. HlRR1soy IMPORTING.

STILL WEAK. HOWEVER AID NOT OFT OF
DANCES
Washington Aug Is General Wood Informs the
Var Department mat Major Russell 3 Harrison
IS considered 70 he improving His temperature
IS normal bu, ne Is stiii weak and not out %
danger
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-08-29

VlACKIN 70 ATTEND TRUST CONFERENCE
Albany Aus. 2s-Goverror Roosevelt has ap-
pointed Labor Commissioner McMackin one of The
represent tves from This state ~ attend the con
ference on trusts be held ar lnicago
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-21
In the Divorce Court.

Judge Trout has granted Minnie l..
Calvin divorce from William H. Calvin
on the ground of extreme cruelty. The
custody of a minor child was awarded
Mrs. Calvin. Joseph E. Owings has been
granted divorce from Sadie V. Owings
on the ground of desertion. DEGREES of
divorce have also been granted Mary
Adami from John Adami, on the ground
of extreme cruelty; Catharine Molloy
from Joseph Molloy, on the ground of
willful neglect and Adelaide NJ. King
from John H. King, on the ground of ex-
treme cruelty. The application of Anna
NJ Meyer for a divorce from William
Meyer on the ground of cruelty. was de-
MED by Judge Hunt The court said that
he believed the unhappiness of the couple
was caused by the interference of one
Gottfried Teuscher, and advised that
Teuscher's interference be no longer tol-
Grated and they would find domestic con-
tent.
Suits for divorce have been filed by
Howard H. Harsha against Louella Har-
sha, for desertion; James Little against
Alice Little, for cruelty and Mrs. NJ. H.
Wells against f. ]. Wells, for failure to
proVide.