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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND Io-pAi : rOf'"OA'i'
Washington. July 27-Thunders'orhs anu ' 80, ~
~ Atlantic and Gulf States. the Middle
,,,,ssnn, Valley and Middle Rocky Mountain region
The temperature fallen in the Lower Missouri and
Ndds Mississippi valleys the lower lake region and the
nortbern plateau It risen in the Middle ROCKY NOUN
tain region and has remained nearly stationary
49, 80. ., bisb pressure has developed the noyth OF
Montana and the pressure continues high on the hdde
pacific Coast and Florida showers may extend on
- Wlddle Atlantic and in the South Atlantic states
VIZ ,be southern portion the Gulf states The tenn
ra,1re will fail in the Red River Of the North SaIey
ps - the ohio valley Fresh southwester,y winds VIII
yaf on me Middle and North Atlantic Coast and hsht
20 t,esh southwestery winds on the South Aual'0 |'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NATIONAL STEEL COuPANY'S PURCHASES

s,-,r,,1 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF PROP
ERTY TRANSFERRED BY HANNA Gu
Cleveland, Ohio, July 27.-The TRANSACTION in
volving the transfer Of property worth several
millions of dollars from NJ. A. Hanna & 60 u
the National Steel Company as announced 'hiS
morning was consummated to-day. The saie'
according to the best information obtainaple To-
night includes the iron mining property OF NJ
Hanna e. Co. in Michigan, as well as the
firms fleet Of vessels on the lakes.
This transaction, which is one OF the largest
~ recent years, means that NJ. A. Hanna q 20
are to retire from the mining and Transportation
bueiness 1t is also known that the nrn Is heeo-
tiatino for the sale OF its coal mining properly
in the Pittsburg district to the recently loriiieu
Soft Coal Trust
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
OBITUARY.
AHNER GRosvENoR HOPKINS.

Utica n. Y. July 27.-Abner Grosvenor Hop
kins d. D.. Ph. D., professor OF Latin in Hamil-
ton College. died at his home in Clinton. at p
m to-day He was born at Avon Springs. Decem-
ber 5. 1874. and was graduated from Hamilton
College In the class of 1866. After completing a
course at Auburn Theological Seminary. in which
his father instructor. he accepted the pro-
fessorship OF Latin at Hamilton, position which
he retained till his death.
He was stricken with paralysis last June, and
has since been steadily failing. The degree Of
Ph D. was conferred upon him by Lafayette Col
lege In 1887 and the degree OF d. ID: by Hamilton
College in 1890. For several years he had served
as dean of the faculty. He leaves widow and
one daughter.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
MORE fAcroRY INSPECTORS APPOINTED.

Albany July 27-Fourteen additional deputy fac
tory inspectors appointed to-day by state
Factory INSPECTOR williams follows: Silas owen
of Coboes. Willard G. LounsbUry. OF Utica Jeffer-
son B. Sitter Of Cortland Lnman 5 ArnoG o. Of
~ New-York City; John II. Story. OF Bayside Will
lam ". Walling Of Brasher Fall Falls; Joseph N Br9dy 9,
Murray OF Fort Edward: James H. Bell, OF Yon-
kers: Charles NJ. Lessels. Of Troy. and Anna g Ban
non OF N6-y-YOrk City. ,
This will make force Of fifty deputies in all
whose duties 1t will be 10 enforce the tenement
house law and the several labor laws which have
been placed under the jurisdiction OF the state
Factory Department under the provisions Of the
Costello bill.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
CTAPFNCE " uACKAY COMING HOME.

london. July 27-Clarence H. Mackay sailed Tot
the United States to-day on board the "hi'e otar
Line steamer Teutonc from Queenstown Inc
papers here say that Mr.. Mackays departure was
oUire N the IN health OF Mrs. Mackay (nee Duer).
but the correspondent here is Informed that MIS-
&ackay's condition is not serious. Mrs Mach"E iS
.n delicate health. and Mr.. Mackay 's returning 10
the United States at her request. AS ne - 10 re-
main for time he has given up MS ms 'tisIT s tS
Of Broderick Castle Scotland which ne TOOK loi te
autumn. The Teutonic also carries AMONG b nSt -
sengers thirty young Irish women IN chhi ,,n q
Mother Mathde and Sister Theresa VINO arc SUNS
70 join a sisterhoOd at Galveston
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28

Ladd George
BENTLEY-suddenly July 2s. at Lake MinnswaskA
y. Y Margaret f.. widow Of the late Peter Bentley.
Funeral from her late residence No I29 Ben,iey-ayA.
Jersey City Saturday. the cath inst. at p m
CABLE-on July 81 Mary F. Cable. aged So years
Funeral from The Home io4th-st. and Amsterdam-svA.
Friday. July 2s. at p m
Interment Saturday. Poughkeepsie.
coRsE-on Wednesday July 2e at The residencs Of hsr
daughter Eliza L. saunders No l3S Madison ave; n.,
Relatives and friends OF the family respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral on Saturday. July ~ A
Train leaves Long Island City Mainst. Flushing at
p.
EvANs-At Morrs,own " j., on July "a Mn. rtArrtes
A Evans widow Of the late Richard Evans and daush-
ter OF the late Henry Abe the s4th OF her age
Funeral private.
HoUsToN-At Jersey CITY Thursday m5ning. July y.
at her residence 3is Varick-st Eliza Jane Hous-
ton wife Of the late Isaac Houston . -
Funeral services Saturday morning July 70. at s:so
LADD--on July 2s George radd aged 80 years.
Time Of funeral IN Saturdays Tribune ,
PARET-On Thursday. July 27. at Ellenviis. n. Ys
Funeral services his late residence No. ioi West Iosh-
ST.. Saturday. July ~. at p m
Tnerment private.
vuGAR-on July % at Arlington. n. =: John vsa
Rensselaer,. infant Of F. c. II. vulgar and ~
Antonette Van Rensselaer, Vulgar.
Funeral private
wADSWORTH-In Ldtchfeld. Conn. July 10. James Q.
1. Wadsworth. aged 30 years
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Wednesday, July 2S n. Joseph
Whiting, in the sOth year OF his age, =, a..
Funeral services Saturday, July - AT D. M, AZ tns
residence Of his daIshtes Mrs 1 Henry y,a,noss
Carriages will meet 1870 D. m. train from New YORK
wHITLoCK-At her residence in Red Bank n j.. ON
Tuesday July 25, 1892 Caroline p; daughter OF the
Funeral services will held No. 2s olandst. Red
Bank y. j. on Friday morning. at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PACE TROrBLES IN JAMAICA.

Kingston. Jamaica July IA complication OF
strike and race troubles Is threatening between
native and Indian cody laborers. After the agra
rian riots renorted in dispatch Of June IA, the
Ilanrumney plantation replaced natives with
coolies Yesterday natives attacked the coolies ana
a riot ensued which resulted in victory Tor the
coolies The police have secured elghI Oi tne iiIs
leaders who are held pending further deVeIopmeh's
which are feared owing TO the general condiuoh oi
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
uorvs WIDOW WINS HER FIGHT.

Tho action brought by Mrs Bridget Hoey' 'ne
"a ,ho late William Hoey the comedian
nSoinst n,o his widow. Mrs Helena G. Hoey' to set
as1n's asd m Of two dwelling houses in G,
a,,,' n,h,ch we're executed TO her by her husoanu
nine months before his death was yeSterunS ue
cided in favor of Mrs Helena :" ho.s ~. o,Sar ~ al
pusseIl in the Supreme Court Hoeys nlo're' d.
huSsei'' =, " dro ,neuance had been exercised over
eseo beT som a by his Mrs egad adnha nbat
French and by his wife she turtner ~ his wife
bc vas i'm an unsound mental condition,
,rhe complaint is dismissed without coS'S'
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
OFFICES.

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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THE ALASKAN BOUNDARY QUESTION.
A REMEDY IN THE STATUTES

From The Baltimore American
Sir Wilfrid Laurier puffed up and presumptu9uuGds
IKE many other Canadian statesmen by the tlInlu
it~ Of England and the long suffering OF the United
states saws the only thing left is war or nj "a,
ton He is mistaken-egregiously So There % WIZ WE
- re,tber war nor arbitration. Canada, unless we
are vastly in error, will now get what she mas peet
'spiling for for a long time I ne weappndS pnd the
Government has only to apply them. Laws WI. VIZ
passed during the Administration OF preslusne sre
CIeveland which are available now, and there are
cIenses I'm the present tariff which Just SUIT nel @
case The Government should apply these Jaws
nromntly and ask Congress for more. II needed
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND DUE TO-DAY.

He IS A PASSENGER ON THE BRITANNIc' AND 81
LOUIS FRIENDS MAY MEET HIM
Arcbb,sbon Ireland Is a passenger on the steam
chin Rr,tannic due to-day. He was expected "
arrive in the White Star Line steamship Ma,es'lo'
which got here from Liverpool on July 49, but was
Unexpectedly detained. The Archbishop ntenuea 70
come in the Majestic until almost the hour when
the vessel sailed, but was called to lreiahu " :"
telegram. - ..hod haro che WAS met by
~, me he, ,iino on hoard Richard c. Kerens, OF ot
ts Ius md q marty of friends who went down 10
ouarantne to meet Archbishop Ireland dhey un
Sraatlt disa npointed not TO find him, ana IL Is L
darstood that they will try again 10 nonor 'ne
Archbishop on his arrival to-day
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
DEWEY'S STAY AT TRIESTE.
OLYMPIA's OFFICERS ATTEND FUNERAL OF
AUSTRIAN sAILORS-ONE OF THE
OLYMPIA'S CREW DEAD.

Trieste, July 27.-Captan Lamberton and the
other officers OF the United States cruiser Olym-
pia to-day attended the funeral Of the sailors
who were killed recently by an explosion on
board the Austrian torpedo boat Adler. This
afternoon Admiral Dewey drove through the
suburbs of the city. 1t is now expected that the
Olympia will arrive in New-York by septem-
ber 80 49,,
One Of the two seamen who were recently
taken from the cruiser TO the Trieste Hospltai Is
dead.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
Green Haven. n. Y. July 10, 1899
AUTOMOBILE AND sELF-PRoPELLER.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir: II automobile is TO be Incorporated i''o o.'
language. It might be well at the STAR " ''-a.S
49, r,,nciatIon hear It pronounced in four and
in Ave syllables-aut tbeeD and aroenf
~ ie Which is right? Would not selt-proPeneiL,
W he,tnr u,ord We call certain watches SELF
winders and seif-winding watches Why not st selt-
propeers or sef-propeling Carriages HGTEs VTis N
trucks. etc? - . "AfND =" ~
New York. July II. 1899
1.-THE Century Dictionary is authority TOT
the pronunciation au-to-mo-bil (not beeD'-Ed'I
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
70 ERECT A STATUE TO PARNELL.

Dublin July IA meeting conVeneu ~ e'is i-o.o =.
,,,o- ,,as hold al the Mansion House to-day 10
start fund for the erection OF a statue OF Charies
stewart Parnel The members OF the ~ centenary
Committee opposed the erection OF the statue az ,b
nnortiine nd likely to jeopardize the plans TOT .e
Wpfe Tone mem )rial After stormy session y, Issy
intjons In favor OF the erection OF the farhe'
sfstue were adopted
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
DEWEY PARADE ROUTE VIEWED.
COMMITTEE PLANS TO HAVE THE RIVER AsLA~E
WITH FIRE.

The Committee OIL Plan and Scope OF the Dewey
Reception Committee held a meeting yes'eru@S ~
the City Hall. letter was received iroih "o'
Roosevelt saying that he was opposed " ,"'
Rough Riders taking part In the lana pataae'
cause he did not want to have them used LOT au-
versing purposes. The Rough f'ioeiS wiz
fore not take part in the pardoe' ,..oo
A suggestion was conveyed to the cofhH''ee
from the Mayor TO the effect that the mee'IneS y.
the committee should be open. ana II was ue''ue"
that hereafter the newspaper men woulo DC a"-
,pitted II WAS decided have display OF hre-
works in all OF the five boroughs at points 10 oe
das,grated with an electrical display for three
nights at the Manhattan and Brooklyn city Hh''s'
Rerlas from fourteen Governors accepting the
invitation to take part In the paraue were ,e
ceived and also from former oihcers 0' '''
Olympia. 49,,
The committee then adjourned to go o"er |"o
route Of the parade In Lewis Nixons yacht
The committee went aboard the Loudouh anu
waited until Ills o'clock at Pier for ho"'Iiu
Carroll. chairman of the Committee on water
Parade and Ship and Harbor Decorations Inc
others on board as given out from the yacht. were
General Daniel Butterield. Warren W. Foster sec
retary to the committee; Herbert F. Gunnison.
chairman of the Press Committee; Randolph Gug-
genheimer j. W. Vrooman, representing Admiral
Philip chairman Of the Committee to Confer WIN
the National and State Officials; Lewis Nlxon'
chairman of the Committee on Music and Fire
George &.
mite on Printing and Badges, and also repre-
sentative OF the Municipal Art Commission;
The yacht proceeded up the North XIV, River D 10
Grants tomb and then turned and went down Well
in toward the Jersey shore. The committee were
then taken to the Narrows. and from there up the
East River to near the Brooklyn Bridges When
just below the Bridge the turn was made ana the
vessel returned to Pier A. The party were out
more than three hours. The route was discussed
and advantageous points for the fireworks display
noted. The committee has decided to have a big
display along the shore where the illumination can
be seen from the Battery, Another feature of the
evening entertainment will be the illumination Of
the Statue Of Liberty For this purpose immense
quantities Of colored fire will be set off on the
Jersey flats. thus throwing the statue into relief
An additional feature will be the placing of a
triumphal arch on Brooklyn Heights: This arch
will be Illuminated at night. The Bridge will also
be decorated with lights
General Howard Carroll who the trip,
said The committee is determined that the pa
rade and illumination will be the most imposing
and magnificent ever seen here. 1t will be the
triumph Of patriotism. In the night decoration the
shores of Jersey and Brooklyn will be a blaze Of
lights"
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
PETITION FROM CAROLINE ISLANDS.
INHABITANTS OF KUsA1E WANT TO HAVE IT An
NEXED TO THIS COUNTRY.

NEXED TO THIS COUNTRY.
San Francisco July 27.-''The Cali To-Day says
that the natives Of the Island of husale' Al |'
,-.,,,o rs,ards want 10 be annexed to the United
s,s+es The king. high chiefs and prominent men
on the island to the number Of seventy-two nave
forwarded a petition to that effect to san iran
cisco with the request that 1t be laid before 'he
President They say not word about the span
sards or the Germans. but simply ask 10 De UAne''
80 40 to,ds of the Stars and Stripes. The pc
-i,,o noe forwarded to-day the President When
The bsrkentine Ruth arrived from the islanos q q
Few months ago she brought the t,5 news 5"o on The
ssisnde and that the natives were preparing 10 re-
go tbem Now that Germany has purchased tne
syrory Frono SDain she will at once take possession
eSNf 90 ~ - hero may he a war Kusaie similar 10
that In the Philippines Inc peu'io" Va "'' P0
Ole has arrived too late.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR.

Albany July T.-Governor Roosevelt to-day ap-
po,nted CARL s Burr jr.. OF Suffolk County. super
visor OF accounts OF trotting meetings for the
FIRST District to succeed Hamilton Busbey, resigned.
and Howard Townsend. OF New-York City, as a
manager OF the House OF Refuge for Women at
Hudson 10 succeed Or. Christian a. Herer who
resigned such place by reason of lack Of time to
attend to the duties OF the office.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
SELECTIONS FROM THE MAIL.
COLONIES AND PROVINCES.
THE RATES OF POSTAGE TO HAWAII AND The
PHILIPPINES.

THE RATES OF POSTAGE TO HAWAII AM ihH
PHILIPPINES.
To the Editor OF The Tribune ..
Sir: What Is the difference between a pfo''"'e
and a colony? ,,
What is the postage a letter 10 'ie
Islands and to the Philippine lslands,, ds,,,prRrAIN.
A. CHAMbhnb'
Croton Falls ~ Y. July 90 1899
A colony is a settlement mace by eiii'e' aus
in a remote region under the control oi '"e
parent country or OF an organized associauon'
Colonies usually possess some degree OF lesisa
tive Independence as is the case with the b'i'i'h
colonies. orc voice in the home government "'
with French and Spanish colonies
A province is a considerable portion OF 'e'ii-
tory incorporated with kingdom or empire III
consequence Of occupation. conquest OF 'ea.''
and subject TO the central administration WIN
out itself having any voice in that admih'S'ia-
ton II is also frequently used to deno'e ""y
large administrative division Of country anu
as so defined often has its own legislative oo"S
and sending representatives to central e'N-
ernment--e e.. the provinces OF Canada.
Letters sent to soldiers. whether oincei' VI
rrivates. in the Philippines or Hawah may w
sent at the same rate as domestic letters III
case OF letters sent 70 others foreign rates az
ply. e.. FIVE cents per half ounce
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
FEDERATION IN AUSTRALIA.

RETURNS FROM VICTORIA AND TASMANIA sHo"
OVERWHELMING MAJoR1TTEs IL ITS FAVOR
Melbourne. Victoria, July q, 1920 p. Mn
complete returns from Victoria districts give
27O47 votes in favor Of federation and o'Z4o
against. Incomplete returns from Tasmania
where polling was also in progress today snow
that II 100 votes were cast for federation ana
r20 against.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
A FAMILY OF TRIBUNE READERS
To the Editor Of The Tribune .o,. =

To the Editor of The Tribune .,o,, The
Sir: I want to tell you how much we epsoy pocs has
Tribune especially since the WSSnidnn who will
peen bie ninoeth year after August s. pam mas the
reader and subscriber to ne I1aca Greeley with
WON o he was well acquainted and sedG grea deal
Gay PaAitbouph 60 far advanced In years ne pa supea
IN Ia IT. bs farm riding on his hprse TO the Heao
ows three OF iou' ''N Mrs. IDA BRUSH
c-o.r Haven n Y. July 19 1899
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
cor r y GATHER SUED FOR DUORCE.

baltimore. July p CspeciaD-Mrs. Alice STOCK
Ton Gather wife Of Colonel Charles ID. Gather
who for many years has been prominent In cruz
and military circles. has applied to the courts lot
an absolute divorce. Colonel Gather was iorine's
commander OF the crack Sth hesl'ne"'' ~ n,,,a
poi,Ir0ore Recently he enlisted in the Regular
A,, and has been assigned to service In the Phil
,nn,nes The wifes plea for divorce Is on ,tn tne
ground OF desertion She married C9ome. a-, some
fifteen years ago They nave "Nou "P
vears They have one chlld
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
THE REV. JESSE HEIFLEIGH,

Heideigh. aged seventy-nine. superintendent of
the Sunday school publications OF the Church OF
God died to-day from injuries sustained last night
by falling down the cellar stairs at his home, In
this city. Mr.. Hefeigh was one OF the best
known ministers of the Church Of God. and he
was for years secretary and treasurer OF Its book
concern, at Harrisburg.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
FoRBEARANCE on BOTH SIDES
From The New-York Herald.

From The New-YoTk HeThu' .,,, !,
Canada's commercial inyrests lie win the thod he
states and n IL important that there Snouur IT.
kindly feeling on both sides OF the bordsr hio I
people Of the Dominion will certainly pe an ofhers
~ issue between us and on our part the htnhoS hr
Of the abuse heaped upon our norlhefh t,e,h,sttn9
icSgslatIon we have enacted In the paste aSS eoS
nothing OF the fact that we ma mem ~ he natient
eud gorbearing pending an inevitable agreement
upon the points in dispute
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
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New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
,orJTOS REBELLION ENDED.

London Julv 27-The Lima correspondent Of The
Times" teegraphs that the revolution in IQutos has
been quened and that the Government mas oecIeeu
the reopening of the port
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
A DENIAL FROM oKLAHoMA's GOVERNOR

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: My attention has been called to tees' '"'"
IN your issue OF July g. under head OF oklanon.a
Complications" said telegram bearing date "as"
ington. July 2.
l at loss to understand exactly no" ""
matters referred to In said dispatch Decoi"o "
any especial interest to your readers There Is
much untruth in the statement OF facts anu '"o
whole thing is sensational 1 presume your oo'
respondent has been imposed upon by some o"o ~
having political interest in misrepreseh'"s ~.
administration OF affairs in this Terri'oi! ~
Washington, and I have respectfully 10 iet'
that any further communications that you mo- .s
ceive upon this subject be carefully examined anu
manfred into before publication. in order tha' "o
Injustice may be done as do not suppose Ioi V"e
moment that your paper will lend Itself 10 IL. .,,e
the schemes Of few disappointed or disg,une,'D
office seekers. - W
Guthrie Okla, July H. 1899.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
MANY LIVES LOST IN RUSSIA.

ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY FIVE DROWNED IN
COLLISION ON THE VoLGA
Berlin July PA dispatch received mere 'o-oas
from Niini-Novgorod reports that cargo ano
,asso,per steamer had collision on the River
volqa and that the latter sank. drowning loo per-
sons. The captain Of the cargo ship has oeen ar
rested for disregarding signals
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
NO ACTION BY STATE LAND BOARD

Albany July 27-The State Land Board. which
met to-day. did not act on the applications for
Grants OF land under water in NewYork City four
~ which are in the Of the Astoria Light Heat
and Power Company which wants land at Astoria.
Long Island State Engineer Bond was not reSaay S
10 report the Board upon the survey OF the plots
to be awarded TO riparian owners and applicants.
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
CEN ALGER GONE TO NFW-ENGLAND.

West Chester. Penn. July N-General Alger with
Mrs Alger left the home OF their daughter, Mrs
Bailey at Thorndae to-day for visit 10 friends
in the New-Engand States. They will return for
few days to Thorndale Both the General and Mrs
Alger are In good health
New-York tribune., 1899-07-28
CHARLES FRoHMAN HAS LEASED DALrs.
IT is LIKELY THAT HE WILL ESTABLISH A STOCK
COMPANY

Daly's Theatre will open early in September under
the management OF Daniel Frohman with e. d.
Sothern, In a revival Of THE Kings Musketeer."
Virginia Harmed will play the part Of Miladi Tho
theatre has been leased by Charles Frohman, and
he has placed his brother Daniel. in the house to
1t. The latter is now in Spain. but cable
dispatch received from him yesterday In
which he said that he would sail for home Au-
gust 49, and would at once prepare the theatre for
opening with the production referred to. No other
plans have been decided upon as yet, but II Is likely
that Mr.. Frohman Will establish stock company.
TO be known the Daily Theatre Stock Company.
and that the company will begin Its work after
Sothern completes his engagement OF six weeks.