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New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
II. ". s. PSYCHE SOON AWAY
DROPS INTO PORT FOR A PRISONER. AND
SOLDIERS WAIT IN VAIN ALL
DAY FOR HER SALUTE.

The third class cruiser Psyche. Captain Fran
els r. Pelly. of the British North Atlantic
Squadron. unexpectedly dashed into this port
early yesterday morning slipped up the Bay
without going through the usual formality Of
stopping at Quarantine for examination, passed
Governors Island without saluting. anchored
for few hours in the North River off Thirty
fourth-st. and then left the HarbOr as hastily
as she had entered.
Her failure to stop at Quarantine imposed
upon twenty artinerymen on Governors Island
a tiresome days task Major Albert L. Myer,
OF the 11th Infantry. early in the morning sta
toned the men at the guns to fire the usual
salute when the Psyche should come up the
Bay. Receiving no notice of the departure OF the
Psyche from Quarantine. and not observing
her as she went up the river in the early morn
ing fog. he kept the at the guns all day.
When he found that she was Up the river he
said he would ask Sir Percy Sanderson. the
British Consul CieneraI for explanation OF
the failure to fire the customary salute.
It was learned last evening that the Psyche
came here to get Francis H. Roe, former as
sistant paymaster on the British vessel
Hermes, who is alleged to have taken so be-
longing to the British Government. He came to
this city from the Bermuda Islands. where he
was stationed and was arrested upon his ar
rival here a few days ago and placed in Ludlow
Street Jail. The Psyche came here from Hall
fax TO take hin. back 10 the Bermudas
Sir Percy Sanderson said last evening that
the cruiser came here on a special mission He
said that he had conferred with DR.. w. T Jen-
kns in regard 10 the passing Of Quarantine by
the Psyche and had informed Rear-Admiral
Baker Of the Navy Yard that the cruiser would
remain only few hours Captain PeIy, ne
said thought that every requirement had been
complied with He had received no protest from
Major Myer. .
Dr. B. LHomme6ieu, one of the Quarantine
officers visited the cruiser in the North River
at noon and cleared her.
Roe viii he tried before Vice-Admiral Bed
ford of the British North America and west
India Squadron, who is expected to arrive IN
Bermuda some time in December
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
THEATRICAL INCIDENTS.

Mr.. John Hare will sail from England Tomorrow
October "a. for New-York, here to present The
Gay Lord Quex'
MI Jefferson after two weeks Of crowded houses
in Chicago. appeared last night at ST Paul.
The Byrne Brothers appeared at the Grand Opera
House last night, presenting their light and cheer
full entertainment called Eight Bells"
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry began their autumn
tour Of the provincial cities Of England last night
appearing at Manchester.
The Madison Square Theatre. which was closed
last night. will be opened this evening with farce
called Hodge, Podge & Co"
A production Of the English melodrama of THE
Prodigal Daughter" is current at the American
Theatre.
Music this evening, beginning an engagement there
with his superb revival of Monte Cristo." The
announcement is a guarantee Of public pleasure.
The Murray Hill Theatre this week is devoted
to the farce OF What Happened to Jones'"
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

LEoNHARD-At his residence. No s4s Lafaystts- ave-.
Passaic. " ]. Friday October 10. 1900 O. Iheodor
Leonhard. aged IS years.
Funeral from ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal Churee
Passaic. y. J.. Tuesday. Esd inst. at D
Train leaves Chanbersst-. Erie Railroad. at p m;
2Sd-st.. 12;55 ,. m
MAYHEW-rn Brooklyn, Sunday morning. October %.
Francis L Mavhew. OF South Orange. y j. in the
18th year Of his
Funeral services 81 Columbia Heights Brooklyn
- TUESDAY morning October .. at 10 o'clock
Burial at Mattspoisett, Mass
PAlNIER-Entered into End. n October
~ lN1 after lingering illness L H. Painter. aged
Funeral services Friends servce) at the family
stead West Chester. Penn, Tuesday, October g. at
?
PEARS0N-Jane z. wife late William Pearson in
ne e6th year OF her age. Monday October - 1900.
sherman ave, Plainheld, n. J.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
RYDER-On sunday. October q, 1900 AZ Carmel n Y,
BENJAMIN F, Ryder. in his 10th year
Funeral at Uniysrsast Church Danbury. Conn Tues
day, October @. at 1870 ?. m
SSoOdlawn Cemetery,
Borough Of Bronx New York City
once 20 East 2Srd Street. Madison SQUARE South
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
DIED.

1ass At his home fremont. New-York City. George
SSenfeld BedelI his 56th year
Funeral services No. T6I East 10th st. on Tuesday
evening at O'Clock.
Interment Kensco Cemetery.
s1G1Ow-october p in this city. Arthur 5. Bigiow.
sase age1 o. in Hope church Broadway 1o4th-st.
Wednesday at 10 a. m.
Interment in Greenwood
BoYp-At Peekskin n. Y, october 20, 1900 T Stanley
rrai services at the residence Of his father No
192 Union-ave Wednesday October % 1900 al p m.
RRADLEY-On Sunday. October 81 at Nsw-Csnaan.
Conn William E. c. Bradley. of New-York -
Funeral services will be held at his summer nome OH
Wednesday October "a. at p; m - - ~ Y
the Grand Central STATION on lhe y i,
win be in waiting the New-Canaan station
CHAsE-At Engiewood n. j.. October q Sarah. widow
F the late Sidera Chase the TTth year OF her age
Funeral services will be held az the resi9enes e. 5sr
wood N j. on Wednesday. October "a. at 1880 p m
Interment private -. ~ -r,-u 5.s6 ana a.4O
Trains leave root ChaInoSrS-sI' 49, -
m
crrNTHER-At the Plaza Hotel. October 20, Laura A.
wife OF Gunthsr and daughter OF tne a'e Nah
@ eYlces will be held at the Baptist Church OF the
Enphany Madison-ave. and 64thst. on TUESDAY morn
ing at lU;SO
Kindly omit flowers
HPDd ~ she iaie Mathilda Stewart Haddock and
~ fhe late William ]. Haddcek.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
HoRN-Enteved spirit life at his residence No q
Park place, Saratoga Springs. y y, MONDAY OetoueI
o. 1900 Henry J. Horn, aged s3 years
inteTment will be made in wOOdawn Cemetery. New
York City.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
"PUT NE OFF AT BUFFALO,"
AN OLD MUSIC HALL SONG PROVES
PROPHETIC.


PROPHETIC.
One OF the most popular songs among the music
halls and variety theatres in recent years was
based on the story of a passenger who wanted
to be put off the train at Buffalo. He told the
porter that he sometimes objected to being walked
up early in the morning but that he must put
him off at Buffalo. matter how much he resisted
The porter promised. In the morning the pas
senger waking ana finding himself in Cleveland.
called upon the porter explain. The porter was
sorry for the mistake but asserted that he had
done hts best; he had put somebody off, and he had
a piece of his shirt to prove II.
The wrong man seems to have been put off MI
Rrvans train at Buffalo the other night. Any one
of the correspondents who lived In the private car
might have been spared from the meetings that
were announced along the road. but 1t was just
Mr. Bryan who ruthlessly thrown of. Yet
why should he object? 1t has been. weary jour
ney and 1t is nearly over, and why should he be
unwilling to save a little of it, "A few more days
to tote the heavy load and why not let the car
take its advertised route while the principal pas
senger cuts Off a few corners and meets It further
on? Mr. Bryan will be just happy three weeks
from now as If he had never missed train in his
life As Mrs Squeers used to say 1T will be all the
same in a hundred years
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
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Postoface. New-York. N Y. October 10. 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington, Oct 22-The barometric conditions have
not changed materially the last thrtyslX hours
An area low pressure stl central in Eastern Ne
braska and Minnesota and the barometer Is
high the Middle Coast Rain has fallen dur
ing the last twentyfour hours the Middle and East
Gulf States the Mississippi Ohio valleys the upper
lake region and the portion Of Kansas Nebraska
and South Dakota Rain also fell the North Pacific
Western North Carolina South Carolina georgia
and Eastern Florida The temperature has risen from the
Ohio Valley northeastward 10 ana eIso IN
the Southwest is probable Tuesday in Georgia
Eastern Tennessee South Carolina, the lake region
Minnesota and the middle Rocky Mountain region. IN
Wednesday the weather in the above districts
except probably lake region The teinpera-
In Northwest elsewhere the
changes will be unimportant on the New England and
winds will be fresh southwest
erly on the South Atlantic Coast fresh @ & M
winds will warnings are displayed on Lake
Michigan in the Chicago Milwaukee, Grand Haven ana
Green Bay sections.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
LONDON STUDENTS MOB DoWIE.

o,don Oct 22.-John Alexander Dowie. the
zionist OF Chicago, was mobhed at a meeting at
O. Martins Town Hall this afternoon.
From six hundred to seven hundred students at
tr,nted TO prevent the faith healer from entering
,be hall but a strong force of police pulled Mr.
Dowie through the mob OF students ana arrested
the ringleaderS.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
THE MENACE OF BRYANISM
DON NJ. DICKINSON GIVES HIS REASONS
FOR SUPPORTING MKINLEY.


Washington Oct. 22.-Don NJ. Dickinson, who was
Postmaster General in the first Cabinet of Presi-
dent Cleveland, and is still Of Mr.. Cleveland's
closest personal and political friends has written
the following letter 10 friend In this city:
Since the adoption of the Kansas City platform
and his nomination l have never entertained
thought Of voting for Mr.. Bryan. confess how
ever, that in common with very manner Democrats
/ hoped for a time that I might with clear
Bryan's speeches particularly his later ones, have
destroyed that Illusion, and convinced me that
must vote at the coming election, l crtucise no
man of different views who can reconcile himself
TO the other course, but for me, with the light
I have, am forced to the conviction that I would
be a recreant American false 10 my country and
false 70 my party we'll if I should take to the
woods.
l am Democrat on all the fundamental issues
on which our party Joined battle in the past with
the Republicans, the Whlgs and the Federalists, a
Denocrat raj without the Prehx gold; because my
Jefferson 20 Cleveland | could not be a Repub-
lican If I would and say the creed of Democracy
with all my oldtme sincerity and faith. But l rec
ogniZe scarcely vestige Of Democratic principle in
either the Chicago or Kansas City platforms The
organization is in the hands OF the Popusts and
by these the livery of true Democracy has been
stolen in which TO serve all the devils that make
for social disorder.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line shows -
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Once. Oct % / a. m.-The weather yesterday
fair and mild. The ranged between 80
and 6s degrees C6l) being rs higher
than that of Sunday and Is degrees higher than that OF
the corresponding date Of last year
The weather to-day will be fair.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
NOT A TIME TO sH1RK DUTY.

W hile the Republicans responsible for many
evils that beset US in domestic economy the
crisis Is such that this Is time TO discuss them
The house is fire. We must help fellow
occupants TO put it out, however much We may
have differed from them on the policies Of house
Keeping. and although against protest they had
persisted in the policy of using kerosene TO start
the kitchen stove.
Let no Democrat be Influenced by false reports
as TO the attitude in this crisis OF any whom
we have trusted, who. pointing TO his record to
speak Cor him now. may deem it unnecessary to
speak again. We should never lose faith In the
sta hty OF the works of God-least of all in the
noblest OF them-an honest
/ take my place proudly by the side OF Abram g
Hewitt under whom fought in the great battle
for Tfldeu and Democracy I'm 1876. Waiting In
fdence the call of Ike him to gather for the
reorganization of my party. like him I conceive it
to be my solemn duty 70 vote against Organizing
the Democratic party and to rid the party and
country Of Organism. and so. like him. though still
In the ranks of the true Democracy. 7 shall 60 10
the polls and cast my ballot for President Nc
Kinley. DON VI. DICKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
poliIiral Notires.

Political Banners and Equipments
OIL PORTRAITS
OF ths
PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
TRANsPARENcIEs TORCHES. a.
c. L SCHOONER.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

declarations would differ little in degree in the
opinion of the two three men who are en-
deavoring so TO reason themselves into voting for
If there any who, while differing radically
from Mr.. Bryan In these things, yet from political
expediency think that they should vote with the
organization" let me call their attention to a bit
OF recent history including anew an old lesson
sadly learned even by Mr.. Webster-that political
honesty is political expediency." Memory in the
Northwest need go back less than decades to
recall the time when Greenba ckism dominated the
Democratic party. Within the same time have
witnessed the struggles of members of party
to escape their then records greenbackers. IN
every case the man with political ambition of
prominence, whom could be fastened the green
life.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

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any time)
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closing below. Parcels Post Malls
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For District of Columbia, New-England. Eastern New
York. New-Jersey. Eastern Pennsylvania, Delaware
Maryland Virginia generally fair today and Wednes
day; southwesterly winds.
For Western Pennsylva an!a and Western New 1ork
occasional to-day possibly Wednesday; fresh
east 70 south winds
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23
LORD WoLsELET TO VISIT CANADA.

London Oct. 23.-Lord WOlseley, retiring
from the post of Commander-in-Chtef, will make
an extended tour in Canada.
New-York tribune., 1900-10-23

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5perlaI Nohres.

BY OCEAN STEAMER.
(For Europe ths British in the
Universal Postal UHiOn1
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-11
NO CALAMITY THIS YEAR.

There is this thing about the Kansas
City platform which is especially crafty
ing There is no calamity howl in it.. In
1896 we were told that the country was
going to the dogs. and that nothing could
save the trade of the country from ruin
except the opening of the mints to the
free coinage of silver. And so the calam-
ity howlers took the cue, and such a wall
as went up from one end of this country
TO the other was never heard since Rachel
mourned for her first born. This Cry shook
the confidence of the whole country and
we had a season Of panic which caused
enterprise 10 stop and bankrupted many a
man. But thanks be to God, confidence
has returned and prosperity smiles upon
the land We had seen an intimation here
and there, as we remarked in q: recent is
sue, of another campaign of calamity
howlng, and the very thought OF such
thing was discourasing and sickenins. But
there is no calamity vail in the Kansas
City platform and the promise is that the
not against prosperity.
Assurance has been given that free sill
yer will not be made a leading issue of
the campaign. and without free silver
there is no occasion whatever for crying
calamity. There is now an abundance of
primary money for all practical purposes.
Business conditions are good and the oc-
cupaton of the calamity shou1er is gone.
There is certainly no occasion for
calamity campaign in Virginia. In all
human probability this State will so Demo-
cratic. At any rate, the cause of Demo-
cracy will not be promoted in this State by
carrying on such a campaign as that of
1885. It is not necessary to the success of
the party to injure the business interests
OF the State
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-11
CURHENT TOPICS.

Commenting on the statement recently
made by Col. II. G. Hes
The South ~ W.. o,,a.,,s
and t>pans'on. Cotton Exchange, that
there is danger of OVERRIDING the cotton
milling business in the South, the
Atlantic Constitution says:
1.-The surprising leap from $4,000 bales
in southern mill consumption in ASS
to 10000 the past year is truly a magni-
ticent record. This has been the result
of local capital, and the placing of the
product has been the work OF southern
commercial talent. The output has not
been permitted to pile up in warehouses
awaiting chance buyers but has been
expioited long before the day of manu-
facture Necessarily much of this appeal
has been 10 the home market, but a re-
spectable proportion of it has been placed
abroad in every continent OF the world.
In fact. the most successful invasion ever
made OF China was by the late Colonel
IL Hammett. of South Carolina, who
proved that there was no necessity for
a clear-brained man going to either New
York or LIVERPOOL when he could go
straight to China himself, His example
has hssa sn.lowei by ,inS others. and As
L consequences there are mills ~hass s:i.
tire ou,ou, Is reserved Tor the Chinese
trade. The people OF the south have won
quite as big victory in the mercantile
as in the manufacturing field. and we
have no doubt whatever Of their ability
70 hold their own in the tutuse.''
That is the philsseDhy 81 thu case