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LIEUTENANT MARTIN PLEADS MORPHINE
A. the trial Yesterday OF Lieutenant Edward H
Martin for three alleged forgeries in connection
with his management OF the post exchange and
Canteen at Fort Hancock the Lieutenant failed 20
appear when the court martial convened IN
the morning at Fort Hamilton On the strength
Of a certificate from the post surgeon. DR.. Wood
ruff that Lieutenant Martin was I'll, the hearing
was postponed until the afternoon. Lieutenant
Spinks, military counsel for Martin said he found
the latter on Tuesday night wandering about the
reservation. hatless and coa1less. and apparently
of mis- mind.
In the afternoon Lieutenant Martin present
The prosecution closed. and the defence ser up the
plea that the Lieutenant was addicted 20 the
of morphine and was not accountable for Eis
tons Major Burbank testified that Martin told
him he in the ha.t OF using morphine, but he
never noticed dlyth9g strange IN Martins be-
haviOr- Surgeon E r Porter gave similar testi
mony, and added that he advised Martin 70 plead
guilty for that If he stood trial however.
and was found guilty, Surgeon Porter advised
Martin get his friends go the President
and lnterCede in his behalf
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COUNTY COMnITTEE TO MEET.
TO CONSIDER TONIGHT PROPOSED
CHANGES IN RULES AND REGULATIONS
CHAIRMAN ODELL EXPECTED TO d.
RECT LOCAL CAMPAIGN WORK
TO CONSIDER
PROPOSED

The Republican district leaders of New-York
County will meet at p. m to-day in the head
quarters of the County Committee. at No. ! Madi-
son-ave.. and decide what changes in the rules and
reguIa tons are to be made in preparation for
change in the presidency of the committee and for
work IN the coming campaign. They are expected
20 their heads in assent TO plans which have
been approved by Senator Platt. The plans Will be
embodied in resolutions which will be submitted to
the County Committee at a special meeting in the
Murray Hill Lyceum in East Thirty-fourth-st.,
this evening
L is not expected that there viii be much discus
sion OF the proposed changes Of the rules at the
meeting this evening because the resolutions for
changes cannot be passed then, but must lie over,
under the rules. until the regular meeting Of the
committee the evening Of June Il. On that
evening Lemuel Z. Quigg, it has been announced.
will resign the presidency OF the committee, and
General Francis Y. Greene will be elected in mis-
10 make the duties OF the new president or the
committee less They will enable him 20
escape the power and responsibility Of the chair
man of the Executive Committee.
It has come TO be known among the leaders,
however that Senator Platt has decided TO have
the work of the local organization in the coming
Republican State Committee In order make II
easy for Mr.. Odell to manipulate The county or
cial campaign committee 10 raise money and
thOriZe its expenditure in campaign work II is
Greene William II. Ten Eyck. LemueI Z. Clulgg,
Collector BdweU, Postmaster Van Colt. Frederick
:. Gibbs and either John Sabine Smith, who is the
treasurer OF the county organization. another
E&lAth District. The Campaign Committee viii
provide speakers for campaign Meetings in the
county, hire halls and provide for the printing and
distribution of campaign literature Mr.. OdeI will
be the director Of the work of the committee.
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MARRIED.

AMES-WEST-On Wednesday. June 8. the residence
or Mrs Arthur Lloyd Granger. al
Mount Vernon. y Y. by the Rev A n. Bradford.
n n. Of Montc!ai-. y J. Minnie Caryl West Will
lam Wluslow Ames. both Of NonJclar
GORDON K EENEY-Ou June 3 1900 a the residence
of the brides father Somersvle Conn; by the Rev Mr.
BiEelow. II Cohasse Mass assisted by the Rev Mr.
Richmond OF Somersyille Conn. Lewis EdTsr Gordon
Elizabeth EsteIle keeney, daughter OF George 2.
MACLAREN-HODGE-At Princeton y J., June 3 by
3. Hodge. d D. Of Wiikesbarre. Penn,
Francis L Patton, n D.. IL D.
President Princeton University Angelina Post daughter
Professor Caspsr Wistar Hodge. of Prince
ton y. J.. To Malcolm MacI4areu Of London. England.
MARTIN BOvERS-On Wednesday June s 1900 at
Johns church, BROOKLYN by the Rev. George 2
Breed. Amelia. daughter of Henry Bowers esq, L
T-owhridEe Martin
ORCUTT-GOoD-On TUESDAY, June ;. az the residence
OF father. 40 West 51-h-sT--
2 WaPole Warren. Kate Hamilton. daughter of
Brent Good. 70 Charles Clark circuit
RICFET-SEA BCRN-On Wednesday June 1900 al
chapel Good Shepherd. General Theological
Seminar New-york. Rev DR. Seaourv. assisted BY
Rev Or Steele Dr. Richey giving the benedction
Josephine Maud. daughter of Rev Professor
Richey D D. 20 Samuel Seabury. OF New-To
SPEDDEN-STONE-On June g. First Presbyterian
Church. Morrtstown. y J.. by The Rev Dr. Babcock of
Brick Church. Nsw-York, assisted by Rev. Or.
NauEhton Frederic Oakley Spedden and Ma-garetta
Corning stone daughter Of the late George Stone
MorrisToWu y. J.
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YFsTERDAY'S RECORD AND TO-DAY'S FORECAST.
Washington. June 6.-During Wednesday local rams
and thunderstorns from the East Gulf Coast
over the Ohio and Mississippi valleys and central and
western lake regions elsewhere fair weather prevailed
The temperature generally the interior OF the
country with maximum readings ranging from 30 10 rs
daraas from, Texas Minnesota Southern
south Dakota
An area Of low barometer has moved from the British
Northwest Territory the region north Of Lake Superior
and -hA barometer IS high the North Pacific Coast
During Thursday Of showers and thunderstorrns
m extend eastward Atlantic Coast States and
me temperature fall decidedly from the Mississippi
valley 70 the Rocky Mountains. BY Friday the TEN
erate will with clearing weather IN the atlantic
ttoas+ Atlantic Coast southerly winds
viii prevail Thursday and will probably become ngn m
The Middle Atlantic and New England coast dangerous
souslis the lower lakes
sem warnings Issued ,or the lower lakes
and Detroit
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DIED.

PARK-On Monday Tune 4. Professor Edvs-4s a Park
III the 32d q
Fur eral held Andov-r Chapel FRI
cay, June ;. 80 O'Clock
RoBINSON-At Elizabeth. y J.. Wednesday. June 8.
1880 Moses Austin Robinson
Relatives attend funeral
service his residence 40 jefferson Eliza
beth. on Friday the Sth INST, 5 o'clock p m
interrnsnt AZ Buffalo. y !.
sTORRS-On TUESDAY 80
Perrepout-st Brooklyn. Richard SaIrer D. D..
pastor emeritus II the Church OF The Pilgrims the
18th year %
Funeral services Of Pilgrims
Henry ana Rensen SIS, on Friday. June . al
II = kindly requested that uo flowers BE sent.
MILITARY ORDzR- OF FOREIGN WARS OF THE
UNITED STATES
NeV-YOrS C0mnsud=rv.
~. New Ta-s. June q 1870.
"tth deep regret announcement made Of the death
Cornpanion Reverend Richard safer Starrs. 2. ..
T1neTa4 services vii he held Church q the
IIsFlIs az Henry and Rensen sts Brooklyn. 3
CLOCK on Friday afternoon June :
cr,.- . - DAVID BANKS. Corrufanes-.
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION
Once % the June
members o. mis- requested attend rne
funeral services - ,h@ir Richard
ner 0f Henry and Benzen SIS HToosiyu Friday. luna
FREDERICK : TsI.I.sf ,rfiE P-sst4@nt
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS. Secretary
WOodInvrn Cemetery,
ON 20 East 2STd Street Madison square south.
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DIED.

ADMINISTRATIONS Tuesday June :. II Selma Atkins
F7,Ins-aI from Barrholornew-s
Episcopal Church. pacihc-st near B@dfordave Brook
Iyn THURSDAY. :. az ? clock p
COIE-sudtenly on Tuesday s. 1890. at 1880
a m Winchester Cole. in the 22d Of mis-
Funeral evening home q brother
in-aw. William Van Note No 63 West l3Sd-st
CRrTTENDE1S-Tn Brooklyn. Wednesday evening June
q William Bacon Cr1ttend-n. In 18Th year
Notice OF funeral hereafter
EARI.E-At PleAssntvtHe y. 7. a IeOO Daniel ..
eay June $50 D.
rs--ar-- VIII meet leaving Grand Central Eos
InterTnent private
rN-TRAHAM-On Juno 8 home sayb-ook Point.
conn Charles GOODWIN InEraham, in the ilst year u
-otiG-0a Tuesday. June s, 1909 Frances Bowen.
VIE ~ Dr. VI. kellogg the saith year % h-r
efstt,ss and friends invited attend funeral
80. AZ - Church % l0th-st and ID
n,- on THURSDAY. June J. al go O'Clock ?
1TBBFy-At Bound Brook. y. J. Tuesday. June s
agnes VI Smalley wife ~ Charles H Libbey.
~y, s~a services residence Friday June
$50 g. m
NFaROT-AN D-At residence. NJ. 81 lexington
ave On June g. John Phillips Msrquanc ssec 81
Funeral Thursday norning. June q AZ $50
O'Clock Ali Souls Church. Fourrh-aVe and I~ea-
Chicago ana san Francisco papers please eopy.
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KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATS SATISFIED
EDWARD n SHEPARD SAYS HE Will, SIP
PORT BRYAN

ne Wlloughby-st- leaders in Brooklyn profess
10 DE- well satisfied With the action Of the Demo-
cta1-c State Convention. They say the platform
Il perfectly satisfactory them. No one seemed
% cna1ng over the fact that the delegates 10
. National Convention were instructed for
IIssA. although Il less than two weeks ago
--@+ ne Kings County Democratic General Com
---i-'ee On Commissioner FORKS motion. voted 10
- oA ne table forever g BRAN resolution
-.ae been introduced by Warden Hayes
----Ss SneVl!n SAID yesterday that ne thought
- e-oDg the Chicago platform would nor b4 In
rToI ~ ----' 7e'N-e4 u Dc III con-
, = were very anxious" he continued for the
- > : success II this State. ana know thar
- Se44-l--4-ent mere Is for modification Of
- --Igago Platform. THIS VIII Try impress
~ .le Kansas City Convention
L-aHafo u. Shepard declared that he would sun
irs 81 ms year. and added. The refusal 70
LHke Is s.a,eago Platform + satisfactory"
= SiApieunn said. Never mind abouf
hinsseif = .orin' Bryan is sufficient platform IN
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PARIS EXPOSITION AWARDS.

HIGH HONORs FOR PINAUD's PERFUMES.
Paris. June SD. Pinaud's Perfumes have been
awarded the highest distinction that could be be-
slowed any exhibit They placed "Hors
ConCours'' is Above Competition AS
consequence OF this distinction Mr.. Victor klorz.
the head Of the Parfumerie Ed Pinaud has been
selected member OF the Jury OF Awards at the
Exposition
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oRrCAsT FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For Maine fair warmer today showers and cooler
Friday. increasing southery winds
r-o- Nyev rIar7pshre Vermont, showers late to
-, -h,v.-- ana cooler Friday: increasing sou;heriy
wiz
For Massachusetts increasing cloudineSs and warmer
~ eastern portion showers in western portion today
a-s and cooler FRIDAY: Increasing southerly winds
FOR Rhode Island Connecticut. warmer today, with
-rs by night cooler showers Friday: brisk south
ery wiuds. - -. -z,.ht.- .Lr,4a-
clearing ana coofef rIla5
--tsl rtgu south o southeast winds
NsVy-Jersey. to-day. WIN showers aAc
the afternoon or might clearing
~, ~o1iar FRIDAY: brisk high Southeriy Wlnds-
g'oIurnhta Eastern Pennsylvania.
sl.vs-e ana Maryland. and probably tiunaer-
to-nlEnt- re'F1' aNi 3'ea''"5 '''
br,sK 70 nigh zoUtherIy WINDS -,.-,. - yrs...
zhcSs@rs and probably thunderstorms today
& 40 c-I@r Friday: hiEh southeriy WINDS shifting 70
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GOTERyOR ROOSEVELT TO BE 4 GUEST.

A circular letter. signed by Frederick Easton
and John W Totten, president and secretary Of
the Republican League of the State of New-York,
has been out announcing that Governor
Roosevelt is be a guest OF honor the twelfth
National convention OF the National Republican
League. which is 20 be held in ST Paul, Mimi,
July II IS 19 II is declared that officers OF the
league are anxious 70 nave large a delegation
possible from New-YOrk az the convention, 20
honor the Governor.
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rgIpI->fF Local OBSERVATIONS.

tribune once June = a m-Ihe weather Yesterday
= .t..- and ene The temperature ranged between
"a and II degrees the o1l degreesl being 81
degrees hshsr than Tuesday ard %. degrees lower
80 me corresponding date last year
Ts weather to-day Will be fair and WARM WIN posAl
Bile
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his being the Republican candidate for Senator in
the XIXth District this fall. he said All care 70
say is that I in the hands of my friends.
have been away from the city long enough 10 lose
touch with the political situation here and there
is much 1 could say al the present time
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Spectral Notloes

fncurabIes.
FOR Z II y NJ ~ y CITY
is3d - Third Avenue
ne sam A7ngal Meeting p re Society q The Home
f0r lrcuranies. institution
on Monday. June 1lth 1900 IN afternoon
ne AnulN7rSf-t rr0re---rGs rt.l n@id the yield
Memorial chapel followed a
reception the auS0i-== Lsdiss Auxiliary
Patrons and friends cordially Harlem r R.
trains az 50 and s-1J East Elevated trains
MARTIN r GREENE resident
\. u. ML.AR EN. s.c-.-ar-
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Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address
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of Kansas City and William A. Rothwell. of Mo-
berry.
The work OF the convention concluded by
the selection OF James Seibert State chairman,
to succeed Samuel B. Cook.
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WOodInrR Cemetery
70rough - BFonX. Nex YORK rTtr.
ON = % East Ord Street Madison square south.
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Latest from Pekfn2o

LONDON August 2Dr George Ernest Morrison Pkg
pondent of the Times has been heard The this
prints the following dispatch from him. dated July 21st:
There Pcing
reachry of
Chinese soldiers continue to strengthen the barradcs the
area and also batteries of the imperial city WALL but the
time they have discontinued firing probably because they
ammunition.
The force becgng the Legation imperial troops
General General
ed imperial decrces although has consisted in bomburg
month deene and children Legation compound
using SHE'LL shrapneh round shot and expanding bullets
1.-THE Chinese undermined the French which
the French MINISTRY Pchon present having
ton to the British Legation the the
The dispatch follows hc during
sh Legation burned the adjoining Han Lin naona copg
the most sacred buildings in China sacrificing the library
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Goods deiivered in waibee. Monday. Thurs
day and Saturday; in Wailuku and Waikapa
'""' fELEphoNE No. 10
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Nigel Jackson
GENTS SUITS CLEANED
AND PRESSED
Ladies' Skirts a SpeciaIt5

THE BIER GSTROM MUSIC co.
Wheeler & Wilson. Chaii'
and Lock Stitch Machines
Sold Oh Installment Plan
Orders taken for Sheet Music
Piano Tuning and Repairing
All Orders will Receive Promp;
Attention.
sEs~ Office Adjoining lao Stables.
WAILUBU, MAbf.
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A Brave American.

New Au IA cable the London
Itch the Telegraph from Cheoo dated 3s transps
that when the Chine made ncd the British
Pekng Capan Myers of the American Marines displayed
Under heavy fire he led his sor enemy
back captured quantity
lie wounded.
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Marching on Pekino.

BRUSSELS August IN de Favereau Minister Foreign
received the following Dispatch dated Shang
Cartier de Marcennc Secretary the Belgian Legation acting
Charge d'Afaires of Belgium at Shanghai
The allies marching Pekhg They eighteen miles from Tn
tn and should reach Pekng eight All tho Europeans
refuge in the inner ncosure of the imperial city"
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Japanese Reverse Reported.

New York. August IA cable the
1t the Japanese repused
march on Peking, and $50 of them killed wounded
The Russians reported captured
sn the direction of Peking Ten housard
g lryiSoning the forts fed
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FOREIGN TS@ELMS
The Late ST.

A.
the fortunes the comparatively small body troops believed
ing their Pckng The snee probably dgen
sorship rather Than to any lack Of developments
Shanghai special receipt OF official telegram
the Tsg Yapen tat the Ministers all well
q occacns the official telegram
ment ass 81
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Beers Evacuate MachadodOrp.

LoU:ENZo 1.-The Beers Ma haddorp
reported preparing Lydenburg place
they have complete telegraph: communication
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LONG Live the King.

ROME July 3oThe Prince of Naples who succeeds TO the throne
Italy born November II 1869 and nd the early
He married four years Princess Helene daughter Prince Nicholas
Montenegro The you couple have children The Prince who win
reign as Victor Emanuel H. is away a Yachting trip
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Ministers Refuse to Leave pekine.

ROME August "A telegram from Taku via Cheo July 3Oh
The commander of the italian ship ba that
the British Minister Pekng dated July 25th
the Japanese military aacc that the Chinese
asked the Ministers leave Ping that they
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King Humbert Assassinated.

29hng nbort instantly killed
l045 tonight by anR the Angelo resci Hed
30 The assassin boldly proclaimed himself anarchist Tuscany
cynicaly avowed his guilt o he crime
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General Ma Killed.

LONDON August IA Picking
General Ma notable Boxer chief had been killed gaoner
This confirms reports received days that Ma had
Pekng fighting.
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Troops Advancing.

SHANGHAI August 1.-The allies advanced toward Pkig
is estmeted that the arms
1t hoped TO reached Pckng August 18th
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has beenn batliy vodhd5ds S. 6 : s' !
Speakers in c6rk Believe the time
is ripe for an Irish rebellion.
The coast has received $40, 900, 600
this season from the Klondike.
About 1000 Beers have surren-
dered in the Orange River Colony.
An attempt was made to assassin
ate the Shah of Persia in Paris,
August 2.
A street car was struck by light
ming at Toledo, Ohio, and ten persons
were hurt.
Authentic news of the safety of
the legationers up to June 3Cth has
been received
Senator Clark Of Montana. will
contribute 100000 to the Bryan
campaign fund.
The Supreme Court of California
has declared the Stratton primary
law unconstitutional.
Lady Randolph Churchill and Lieut.
enant Cornwallis West were mar
ried in London on July 28.
Chairman Jones of the Democratic
party, announces anti-imperiatism as
the issue CT the fall campaign.
England fears invasion by French
troops and the matter causes sensa-
tional talk in the House of Lords.
Four authentic cases and two
death from bubonic plague are Off
cially reported in London on Aug. 3.
Charles A. Towne will withdraw
from the candidacy for Vice Presi-
dent on the Populist ticket on Au-
gust ID.
Ruins of an ancient city, inter-
sected by broad streets, have been
discovered ON the shores of Lake
Lei nor, in Thibet.
1t was officially stated in the
House of Commons that the British
Cabinet is unanimously opposed to
the partition of China.
The President of Nicaragua an
noiaced that the Cragin Eyre canal
syndicate has succeeded to the rights
of the M; TT me Company.
Lbe Majors, the boy bandit OF
California and Utah, must die. The
Utah Board of Pardons has refused
to grant stay of sentence.
Antonio Lanas, arrested as an ac-
complice of Bresci, has confessed
that plot existed to kill both King
Hrabert and Queen Marghuerita.
The Russians are constructing
armored trains in the Tientsin shops,
and intend constructing the railway
as fast as the column advances to
Peking.
Europe is in need of gold owing to
the drain caused by the war in China.
There was hard fighting in the
Philippines the week ending July 2S,
and 200 Filipinos were killed.
The islands of Cebu and Cagayar
in the Philippine group, do not belong
to the United States by reason of q
defect in the treaty, ana there is q
proposition to buy them for 500, GOO
1t is reported at Shanghai that &
large plumber of Boxers revoltot
against prince Tuan, and that q
conflict took place on Sunday, July
25th, in which the followers of Prince
Tuan were defeated, and he was killed
The American rights for "ThC
Little Minister, " which, in its drama
TIED version, is said to have played
TO over 81, 900, 600 in this country
were sold by the author, Jane:
Matthew Barrie of London, for e2O
or about 500, TO Jol n w. Lowell O
| New York
Commandant General Botha is
Weakening He has sent a messen
ger 70 LORD Roberts asking for con
iirhation of the report Of the surren
derso' General Pringloo and request
! p, ~ naTI1ission n ,01,hTntnlicafn will
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TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS

John Clark Ridpath Is dead.
Bryan will manage his own cam
paibn. -
A soh of Senators Pettigrew has
joined the Beers.
Tie cost of the Buer war may
reach $50, 900, 900.
Sefiousanti-Jewish riots Lave oc-
Cured asc6kssa:
Chinese armies sre said to be ad-
ysrcing q tae allld1
SAG Is npw report tkst AsnIpaido
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Anothcp, GOLD RuGiz.

SEATr.E CEah August Adg ces from Nome dated July 22nd
for three months
Nome during the dag weeks for the placer district Of Kouarok