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New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
A NEW KIND OF COUNTRY.
TRIBUNE FRESH AIR LAD THOUGHT IT
WAS IN THE GRAND CENTRAL


There was why he should have known
what the country like. for all Of his brief ter
restrial career had been spent among the brick
walls Of a big city. And yet they laughed at him
when he asked a question which betrayed his
ignorance. He was little bit Of a shaver. some
thing like three feet high and his being bowIegged
did not make him look any bigger. He came near
being the smallest on record but he walked into
the Grand Central Station the other day with such
a sturdy little strut that you would have thought
he was Lord "Bobs" himself. He part of
company OF Tribune Fresh Air Fund children
bound for the country and appreciated the
Importance Of the occasion more than himself
The missionary in charge Of the company had no
sooner turned her back than he began 10 cele-
brate
HI fellers, look at dis" he shouted and after
extracting cent from one Of his comrades he put
1t into the weighing machine and watched the
pointer move few inches Then he made bee
line across the waiting room for the chewing gum
machine, and half way across sent most respect
able old party tottering against post because
two bodies cannot occupy the same place the
same time By the time glasses had been picked
up and upset dignity rearranged the smaller body
was performing violent maxlary gymnastics upon
piece OF gum the color of two cent stamp.
"Aw. say. why don't youse fellers get tersedder
an -
swift hand grasped him by his one red sus-
pender, turned him round like top. and he looked
into the reproving eyes Of the missionary which
contained a twinkle withaL
Now what are you trying to dor' she de-
manded.
"Tryin' to have good time" was the answer of
the defendant
But this isn't the place to-
Amt dis de country and amt dat wot we
come
The little black eyes were sparkling, and Lord
"Bobs' Of three feet making a gallant de-
fence but the loud laughter Of some interested by
ISLANDERS spoiled 1t all. The little fellow faltered
stopped and stole of in hurt silence.
ITO think that that little chap thought a rail-
road waiting room was the country was the re-
mark OF one OF the bystanders 'I'H bet he makes
things move when he gets to the real country
Thirty-two little children, many OF them like
Lord "Bobs' Of three feet, were sent to the coun-
try yesterday by The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New-WindsOr, II. Y. received twenty OF them
Hamburg, n. J., received four. and the other
eight went to Kingston. Penn. and nearby places
AT Hamburg. y. J.. the children will be enter
tanned by Mrs Clark. Mrs. J. P. Wilson and Mrs
Z. NJ. Potter, and the following people have in
vted children in the Kingston party
Larksvile, Pern.-James Bayles.
Wyoming, Penn.-Mlss Maggie Switzer and ".
West Pirtston, Penn.-Mrs Euth.
Kingston. Penn.-Mrs Annie Davey.
There another day excursion yesterday for
the benefit OF mothers and children Of the tene-
ment districts
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ER. ROCHE IN W4sHJrrToy

Washington. Aug. tSpeciaD.-Considerabls sur
prise is expressed by James BoOthby Burke Roche.
who Is here this evening. that his movements OF
late should have attracted any attention and that
he has been accused OF attempting TO conceal his
identity. Mr. Roche arrived here July % and
declares that his business Is entirely private. He
returned 10 New-Yerk LAST week and came 60 Wash
ington yesterday. He has made ne effort. ne says.
70 surround his movements With any mystery and
declares that it was well known in NeW-YoTk that
the Arlington vas his address and that he would
be in Washington several weeks Mr.. Roche may
be here some time and does not know when he
VIII return TO New-York leave the country. He
declined this evening comment on his reported
mysterious disappearance
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
FUNERAL OF KING HUMBERT.
VICTOR EMMANUEL TO LEAD PROCESSION
BODY TAKEN FROM MONA


Rome. Aug. s-The funeral train bearing the
body Of King Humbert left Nonza at 4i2S p m
accompanied by the Duke of Aosta. the Count
Of Turin and the Duke of Oporto. A large
crowd in silence witnessed It's departure. At
4:45 p m the train reached Milan, where all the
authorities and an immense throng had assem-
bled at the railway station.
The widowed Queen and Princess Maria Pfa
arrived here at o'clock this evening. In ac-
cordance with the formers desire there was no
reception at the station. The royal party pro-
ceeded at once to the QutrinaI. escorted by
cuirassiers. the spectators along the route TAX
ing off their hats.
kilograms from the various cities and towns
through which the funeral train has passed say
that the authorities and populace displayed
signs Of the deepest sorrow and of loyalty.
The decoration Of Rome is almost completed,
and already the scene is extraordinary Nine
hundred municipalities have sent delegations to
attend the funeral ceremonies. No fewer than
10000 foreigners have arrived. Funeral
wreaths are so numerous that it is impossible
to find room for more on the ground floor of the
QurinaL
The Archbishop Of Genoa who represents the
Pope at the funeral Of King Humbert to-mor-
row, was received by Cardinal RampoIa, the
PapaI Secretary Of State. to-day At the funeral
services the King. Victor Emmanuel III. VIII
be at the head Of the Italian princes and for
eign representatives who will accompany the
body from the station to the Pantheon
King Victor Emmanuel III and Queen Helena
arrived here this. morning. They were received
by the Ministers, the presidents of the Senate
and Chamber Of Deputies, many Senators and
Deputies and all the civil and military authorl-
ties The sovereigns went Immediately 10 the
Quirinal In their passage through the streets
the crowds present uncovered their heads.
Monza. Aug 8.-The widowed Queen Marga-
ret, Princess Maria Pia, the former Queen of
Portugal; the Duchess OF Aosta, the Duchess
OF Oporto and Princes Ferdinand OF Genoa and
Victor Napoleon left here by special train for
Rome to-day. Large crowds Of people assembled
along the route.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
OBITUARY.
J. SIMPSON AFRICA.

Huntington, Penn. Aug. 81 Simpson Africa
ex-secretary OF Internal Affairs Of Pennsylvania
and the time Of his death president or the Union
Trust Company Of Philadelphia. dled at his homs
here this afternoon from valvuiar affection Of the
heart He had been III for several months His III
ness had not seemed serious. and his death was 4
great surprise to his family and friends Mr. Africa
was born on September IS. 1852 and in 1855 was
made county surveyor. In 1858 he was appointed
clerk OF the State Senate and In the following year
was elected TO the House OF Representative In
1852 he elected Secretary Of Internal Affairs on
the Democratic ticket. at the time when Governor
Patterson was elected. Mr.. Africa wrote A history
Of Huntington and Clair counties and was wei
uent Mason
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
DIED

Henry Gibbs msnbe- % the Tsh Rssiment veteran ard
Funeral services at bis ate rasidencs 55 sIststs
At o'clock. THURSDAY evsalns.
Relatives and friends invited attend
HEERMANCE-On "Wednesday Aug1st = A. Pouzhks.p-
= sic. y y. Caroline A. Hsermance. aged gI ysars.
FuneTa rom ner ate residence. No i12 C7rtsu-st-s
PoughSeepsie. Friday. az 23o o. m-
IoHNsTO-1n this city August 1870 waiter Russell
JonHston FOR forty years orsanist r. Paurs n e
Pauis M F Church. West E7d-ave ana sath-st
MASTERs-At Dobus FERRY y r. Angus. tano
Ella King Masters.
M9R{Eow-A5 NsvaTS \ J.. august .. 1900. Eas
- Aorrow IN his 59th year
Funeral services from Dis ate home - PARK Place
Relatives ana friends arz invited TO attend
PooE-At Liverpool sunday morning rstY p Edward
Erie Poor ia his 84th year
ssrSlesS vi 9e 2s-i I-oHs ss ia'e Tesaenee.
P[TNASt-At Bennington. VI on Auslst q. Marzueriss
clark : Putnam
Funeral private
Irtern1s1t IN t4rHenV 90
REII.EYoH angus, s. 1900. De vit Ter Brock Rsr-7
IN his SD year.
way Nsw-Tork CITY or august o A. ~ a n
Brunswick y J.
swEETss1F-on Tuesday the Hotel Majestic. George
Funeral from Broadway Taosruscs Broadway s4th-
81. on ThuTsday s,h inst. a. 2 h.
ToFFEY-At QUAKER. HiIL y r On August : 800.
AdeI,ne sophia widow of -re late Daniel Tofsey =
FFg75. 7a1 ana Tslaryss a5s ssDsssty v'ss stsa
Johns EVsccoal Church, suu1uitsve.. jersey CIty
~ o'clock a.
wood1awn Cemetery,
,s BoTouEh Of q Bronx. New York cry.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
MAY BE BRESCPS BROTHER.
ITALIAN UNDER ARREST AT RICHMOND
SAID TO HAVE KNOWN OF PLAN
TO KILL KING HTMBERT

Richmond. Va Aug. (specaD.-An italian CIV
ing hts name as Alexandra Brese. but thought by
the police to be q brother of the assassin of King
Humbert. was arrested here to-day. The charge
Of being suspicious character appears the
docket opposite his name but the police had been
informed by some members Of the italian colony
that the man now in custody had openly threatened
to blow up ct. Peters Cathedral in course of the
memorial services which Will be held in honor Of
the murdered monarch here tomorrow. When
searched after his arrest nothing found his
person but a copy of his passport
When photographed and measured according TO
the Bertilon system, the prisoner showed familiar
iry with the instruments. and then, recognizing he
had given himself away, smiled grimy and refused
talk afterward. The prisoner bears a striking
resemblance TO the pictures printed Of Bresc Since
the arrival Of Brese in this city from Baltimore
three weeks ago the Italian colony has been in an
excited state Soon after his arrival he began to
talk OF the doings Of the Anarchists throughout
the country. and endeavored TO form an associa-
ton here but It was not until he began talk Of
the assassination Of King HUmbert that serious
notice taken OF him. Michael Jaeobini Ital-
ian barkeeper. was one OF the first TO notice the
AnRrchistic leanings of the man. and says;
Ress SPOKE Of the proposed assasna552n T 6r of the
believed it, but he was positive IN his state
ment that the King had only short time to live
Vile before the news reached US @ Of the
ton he made the remark in a boasting way that
vinced Us that he knew a good deal about the af
the Paterson meeting when lots were drawn as TO
who should do the killing, and intimated that ne
would have cheertully committed the crime had he
been chosen
ITALIAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MEETING.
At a meeting Of the italian Chamber Of Com
rnerce at No. s. Broadway yesterday afternoon at
which Cheyalier Branchi the italian Consul pre-
sided II was decided 10 hold the King Humbert
memorial service al Carnegie Hall on Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. Baron Franchetti, member OF
TIE italian Parliament, who is visiting this city.
viii deliver an Grafton Italian, and Acting Mayor
f5rggen heinaer viii make address.
THINK BREscrs WIFE WAS A TENNEssEAN.
Chattanooga. Tenn. Aug. s.-From kilograms re-
oaived from New-York ii Is believed that Mrs
Bresci the wife Of the italian who assasslnated
King Humberr. is Sophie Mel who formerly lived
a. sbelbvville Tenn Several days ago Tennessee
IA nsrs Dublished dispatches from Shebyville say
ing that MIS- Bresci was supposed TO be native
of that city and that she Was the daughter OF a
Salonsl in Inc Confederate army. Since this pub
Ifcafian teiegrama have been received stating that
Mrs T5resci admitted that her name was Sophie
NisI T'he ShAlbyvflle Sophie Mel left that place
about dozen years ago She went TO New-Hork,
and has never returned.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ATTACKS ON CHAMBERLAIN
BITTER REFERENCES TO THE BoER
WAR IN CLOSING SESSION.
Copyright; 1900; BY The New-York Tribune
IBE CABLE TO THE TRIBUNE


IBE CABLE TO THE rR1BUNEl
London. Aus. 9. 1 a m-The public interest
II the South African war has waned. but the
Parliamentary session closed with a series Of
angry discussions on the subject Nj Chamber
Jain being hercely baited by the Radicals on the
communications which he alleges some Opposi-
-ton members have maintained with the Trans
vssl Government In all this there is q con-
siderable element Of party politics.
Il is commonly believed that the general cleo
ton VIII take place il the autumn, and the
policy and conduct OF the war will be the main
issue before the candidates. Hence the pol
ticizns are stiIl talking OF South Africa, though
The nation is paying far more attention TO the
o7o-tng ~ the drama in Eastern Asia
Everybody is heartily tired OF the Boer war
and anxious 70 have done with il as soon as pos
si5le. but the Government is by no means con-
WINGED that the end IS at hand, and it is sig
nifcant that reinforcing drafts for Two Of the
regiments al the front have just been ordered to
hold themselves n readiness for embarkat ton
next week / N F.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ROBERTS FEARS DISASTER.
PRESUMPTION THAT GLANDS RIVER
GARRISON HAS BEEN CAPTURED.

London. Aus. s.-Lord Roberts fears that the
Glands River garrison has been captured after
ten days resistance The War Office has re-
oeived from him the following dispatch:
Pretoria. Aug 7--Delarey hearing OF Ia,
Hamilton's approach toward Rustenb berg and
seeing that ne had no chance Of canturinc :,
Baden Powell, hurried of to Glands River
Hamilton reported that firing in the Glands
River direction ceased yesterday and that Lieu
tene1t-Colonel Hore's garrison had evidently
been captured.
Hamilton left Rustenberg this morning bring
ing Baden-PoweITs force with him
De Wet commenced crossing the Vaal River
yesterday. Kitchener Is now moving in pur-
suit Methuen. on the right bank Of the TaaI
has evidently come into contact with De Vets
advance guard. his guns were heard by
kitchener this morning.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YEsrnRDAY,s RECORD AND To-DArs FORECAST.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington Aug s.-The baruHetrfc conditions have
altered very during the last twentyfour hours The
South Atlantic high diminishing slowly in magnitude
The barometer is relatively lew the mouth Of the
St Lawrence and the DaIkotas and Central Rocky
Mountain region Local fallen in Eastern
Texas. Upper Michigan Northern NevEngland, else
where the been fair The temperature con-
tnues high Ohio Mississippi and Missouri valleys
and Middle and Atlantic States The
the high temperature practically IL
Monday night Scattered showers Indicated for
Northern Neu'-FSngand Upper Michigan and portions af
The Missouri Valley Thursday and Friday There IS no
prosuect the heated
EXCEPT such may caused local showers On
the New=Engand the winds viii be hght 70 fTesh
southvesterlv. on the Middle Atlantic Coast light -
southerly will prevail On the south Atlantic
Coast the wi will be mostly westerly
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Mrs " n NJ fr ............ .......... s25 60
p NJ RzvnsI observation-disclosures. 800
IN patterson n J...............-.......... 90
Agnes q q Alien Woeds{de Mause Troy y Z
From a working woman observation-disclosures. 500
Proceeds Of fair held az The Washington
Ogunquit Ne. by Misses Adelaide Y
MitCham. Louise 3. Mcham. Florence Bah
cock Louise Terry and Masters Edwin Bah
cock. Raymond Tiery. Robbie Lttehed. Cor
NItebsn5' .......1... 20 30
Marv maxwell Doane. ne........................... 200
F5IIsvo-fh Raker Dosue ..................... 200
Mrs. Harriet r Norris Glen Ridge y L.. 1000
Miss Nav Williams ...'..............
Mrs Fannie w Ames Iarrhmant Manor, y. Y. 80 90
p Observation-Disclosures. *
Mrs. p grson Cltsro
7. rarcbn1onf y & Observation-Disclosures. 500
%
NO Initial zoo 90
NJ ". Lyon, Fairfield. Conn p eV
No Tob1 G-abam NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 500
NJ " Observation-Disclosures 200
u = -..-........-..-..- 500
T7reviousIy acxnovIeIged ............... I3J
Total A,,g7,s, : 1900 oo............ 81 O75 10
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
PLACARDs POSTED AT ANTWERP

Antwerp, Aug. S.-Autographic Anarchistic
placards have been found posted on the walls
Of public buildings here. notably on the palace
Of the King and the prison, announcing that
the Anarchist propaganda continues. The
journal says many Anarchists from London
on their way TO Paris have passed through this
city, shadowed by English detectives
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ronprAsr roR ro-pAr AND FRIDAY.

Maine-Generay Thursday except showers in east
portion Friday light fresh southeriy winds
New-FIaupshfre Vermont. Massachusetts. New-Jersey
eiaware-Party cloudy THURSDAY and Friday; light
to fresh southeriy winds.
District Of Columbia Maryland and Internationally
fair continued Thursday and Friday; light to
fresh northeriy winds.
v-iesterp PeDnsyvanis ana ohio-Generally fair and
continued warm thursday and Friday Hight to fresh
vesr vyfud
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
PERES VIEW GARNET

Lima, Peru Aug s-The new Cabinet was ga
zetted this evening and is constituted follows:
President Of the Council and Minister of Foreign
Affairs-Dr. RIVAGCERO.
Minister OF the Interior-ENRIQUE CoRONEL
ZEGARRA.
Minister Of War-Dr. CARVAJAL.
Minister Of Public Works-JOSE GRANDA.
Minister OF Finance-RAFAEL QUIROZ.
Minister OF Justice-PEDRO CARLOS OL-AA-
CHEA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

Through The Evening Herald Brsddoek.
Rockyh0ck Baptist Church. Cisco. y. 90
Christian Endeav0r Society. Bsnehcent Congre-
gationa Church. Providence, R. L..........- O5T
Citizens Of Francisco. Cal. through
lumbian Banking Company, San Francisco.
additional .-.....-....... 90
Presbyterian Church Martin ch.,.-........ 10 %
sunday school. Trinity Church SvvedssborO.
Presbyterian Church. Russell,
Church and sunday school, Bloemin gburs Ohio
Christian EndeavGT Society First Presbyterian
Church. Mount Vernon n. Y..-...-..--..... 81 IS
Citizens Of Hampton. ..-.........
Employees Red Lion Inn. Stockbridge. Mass 30
Through The Morris Chronicle" Norris. n 7. - IS
Howard Russell Butler through Fifth Avsnue
Bank 10 %
p. J..
Lily 4. Long. St Paul. MINI. 50 90
Christian Endeavor Society. Second Presby-
teraH Church. oxford. n J...-............s. 12 IS
Henry .. Hubbard 10 %
George o. May. Rochester, y. Y.-....-........ 90
Pilgrim Baptist Church. Brooklyn. 10 90
Charles R Lindsey M0rrfst0wn n. J.....--.. 1000
\. L Stetson Sioux City.
Through Long Island Express Company. 90
National Express Company q
Through Northern Pacific Express Company. 30
Through Pacific Express Company ....-....... $50
Through United States Express Company. "a o.
Through Adams Express C0mpany. ..-...---... Slg
Through Great Northern Express Company. 90
Through Wells Fargo & Co. Express -----..-. 30 90
Through American Express Company.
Fifty-eght contributions OF less than $40 each
Previously 1875 75s 10
Total 20 r2aee2o -
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
WALTER RUSSELL JOHNSTON

Walter Russell Johnston who was for many
years organist OF ST. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church. at Eighty-sixth-st. and West End-ave
died yesterday. He was born In Leith Scotland In
1916. and when seven years Old he began the study
OF music. He leaves a widow
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
MAILS FOE SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES ETC


TIigRsPAY-As p n for Y9qa5.a c1H1Deehs Tss.s9
Pr9rrss s f5r other parts q Hszs5 ana fr c %
9ast be directed per . . Visla1eia l At p N for
5amaies anIis bsr R Ssiri elev S @ Il Boston 3 m for
FFIDAT1at p m . 1oF mara ase @ ga9e Srzsa@ ssE
a. and 10 e9aisnfa u % f5r sl snaas aS 5 sSs 9s -
sATrRD1Y-At n FOR. "a Plata Countries per =
Bellaraen. a. 10 a. m Cslpple7leatary fo:sO a M
-9L A-A--- 40 -,---,-- - q n 49,
savana and Csrthssena psT Alta mai sor cosfs
5sppls-sasry sup 10 50 n t9T F9r;a Rso ea1aea9
Carthasena must = or SFeIsd T,,p per : csIssasg.
n f5r cuba, per s. : Mexico via Hsvs1s. 4. 4
?. for Matanzas ea6aFen, Naevitas, GlbaTa ana
must Ss directed per :. Curify6a1 = '-'' "ai'n
Mails for vsvt2undlsRs. sy an Nar,A sydney. .aa
eonnsctins close her- MONDAY Wsiaesily a. -
satsraA{ ssanler close a. MS 5l. " ses'on sad
p N. Mails for Cuba. 5y raj % Port Tampa. pa.
Monday at q a m ttss sannectiag closes are On
City oveTlan9i s' s,55 49, a11ressed sor dispatch
sy steamer Nfs9s az 1ssrs a. 1y s e. sd q m and
Tor Belize. PUERTO Cortes and 5ua'smals. by ran .
once daily 800 teounectug closes bers -S--
Certes and Guatemala Registered mail closes a. 500
rRANsPAcIF1c MAILS.
Mails Tor china and Japan. via vaac7uvs- clos.
here daily a. $50 m un Aagus- ia n
sssrsd mail ra1st 6e areetsd VIA varSassPa ssPan SFss
San Fraas!soe. close here dsy b $50 , N an '5 =
Ausest ~ Ine-Hslve 20 9lspaieh Der s Gaelic
At 80 p m up % Aggust III inclusive fsT dis6afcb
Australia Mails FOR Australia r=Tesn- Vrs.--
Australia. when goes va Europe ana NsS-5ssIss5
which VIA san FTanctscol. and Fih IsIsn,Fs -
Vancouver. close daily D.
fis inclusive. for dispatch per Aorsnsf 49,
Hawai- Fih lne samoan Islands VIA San FrancisrS
clese here daily AZ $50 after August rs az --
September a. inclusive. dav 0f arrival ~ : II
Caupania due az NeUTosk September H. for disps,~S
per s. Mariposa
Transpaeinc mais forwarded sailing a.il-
and the schedule % closing is arranged ~ -.
sumption q their uninterrupted overland rrsnsft re-
tstered mail closes az Q .. previous
CORNELIUS VAN COTT Posrmaz1.-
Eostof1ce. NaW-NnrE y = Z
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
ETeBTT HEv KILLED m JAP4y.

Yokohama July p via Victoria B c. Aug a.
Azgma Tama was the scene Of explosion last
week. sulphur factory employing about ous
hundred hands suddenly aunihilated by sub
teTTanean explosion. Only twenty o. the hands
escaped. The faH Of wreckase covered them two
feet deep
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

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DINNER TO TRAINING SHIPS OFFICERS.
Stockholm Aug s.-The United States Minister,
W. W. Thomas, gave State dinner this evening
in honor OF the officers Of the United States train
ing ship Lancaster and the United States training
ship Essex
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
5uetial Nontes.

Expression restored BY artificial teeth D. Ds&ce
dentist asa Lexngt1u-svs cor s5sh- Award Colu1b
EEB0sitl1n.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09

Tribune Oaice Aug. 9. a m.-The weather yesterday
was fair and warm The temperature ranged between
and So degrees C7 "a being n lower
OF Tuesday ana =. lower than the
spending OF last
TAs Wea5hA~ --@ST viii be partly cloudy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In thia diagram the continuous line shows the
chanEes IN nressre as Indicated Tribune SELF
RECORDING barometer lire tempera-
ture as recorded al Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-09
INDIA FAMINE CONTRIBUTIONS

John Crosby Brown. No. 50 wall-st- treasurer Of
the Committee Of One Hundred on India Famine
Relief reports the following contributions received
Yesterday