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New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
PORTO RTCAN MORALITY.
BISHOP WHIPPLE CORRECTS FATHER
SHERMAN'S COMMENT ON
HIS REPORT
To the Editor of The Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir In THE Pioneer Press of to-day is a letter
by Father Sherman. of the Roman Catholic Church.
in which he tells the public that in my recent re-
port Porto Rico said Father Sherman and
others have told sad stories of the immortality
OF the priesthood and people" I have never made
this statement 1 have never had the pleasure of
meeting the son of my old and dear friend. Cen
eral Sherman.
Some months ago the leading pa pers of the coun-
try published an interview with Father Sherman.
and it was to this interview which 1 referred (and
which I have not denied by Father Sherman
TIL now when I said Father Sherman and others
have already told the sad story. Prominent resi-
dents of Porto Rico have more than confirmed the
statements of that published interview.
The fact that multitudes of people living to-
gether without Christian marriage, owing to the
poverty the people and their inability pay the
marriage fees was told me by who knows bet
ter than any one else the social condition of the
island of Porto Rico.
If the moral condition of the island and the
Christian faithfulness of the Roman Catholic
priests have been what Father Sherman's letter
would imply, no will rejoice more heartily than
myself Those who know know that have
never in my episcopate made an attack upon any
who love the Lord Jesus Christ. allude to the
religious condition of Porto Rico in order 70 show
the grave responsibility which rests all Chris
tian people OF the United States to do all in their
power for the uplifting of this people, who, in the
At the recent election the condition of suffrage
81 the previous year, or could read and write.
General Davis informed me that 10000 votes were
estimated that eight hundred thousand people
0o1'0 H B. wHIPPLE.
Bishop OF Minnesota
Faribault, Mimi, May %. 1900.
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The Executive Committee announced that in re-
Spouse to the request of the committee the follow
ing banks and bankers have consented to receive
contributions and forward the same to Messrs.
Brown Brothers & Co. treasurers: Chemical Ma
tionaI Bank Bank of America, First National,
Fifth Avenue, Mercantile National. Morton Trust
Company, United States Mortgage and Trust Com
rany. j. Kennedy Tod CO.. Spencer Trask & Co,
]. 4 W. Seligman & Co, Nassau Trust Company.
Mercantile Bank OF Brooklyn, Washington Trust
Company, North American Trust Company. Trust
Company of America. Trust Company of New
York. Twenty-sixth Ward Bank. BROOKLYN; Knick-
erbocker Trust Company Hamilton Trust Com
pany Domestic Exchange National Bank, Strong.
Sturgis & Co W. l. Stow & Co, Cahoone &
Westcott Charles Head & Co, Charles Fairchtld
& Co John H Davis & Co. Hardy & Adger. Law
ton Flint & Co. and l. Hoffman & Co
Tho committee believes that banks and bankers
generally will Join in this plan Of raising funds
The Adams American. National Southern United
States and Wells Fargo EXPRESS companies have
consented TO post the committees placards, dis
tribute its lera and receive contributions at
all OF their agencies in the United States.
Springfield Mass; York Penn and the District
Of Columbia have started relief movements in con-
nectfon with the Committee of One Hundred. To-
dav the citizers OF Haven viii meet organ
of Missouri has issued proclamatio to the people
of that State setting forth the desperate condition
of India and earnestly appealing for assistance.
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.1h.a a a. "a. M.y sser e M s.s = a.
Funeral az the residsncs of her law Mr. rnoas
a., cssndss Ms No :. oerFe Rssen ST. bF0'syn on A0n
Kindly omit flowers.
sACoBUs-on Thursday. May "a Nicholas Jacoou. OF
Funeral a, his residence No s25 West 2sth-- on
Service n church at Pompon Plains saturday May as
on arrival OF leaving Erie Ferry. West 2adsr. at
KING-on wednesday. Nav q. Nevport. R l.. Eliza
Anona. widow Of Peter V. King and daughter OF the
Funeral services Grace Chan,ry. Saturday.
Iuterment at convenience of family
MIILER-at No s2z West sad-s, Wednesday May q.
Ter ot the late william 7. 1Imy ". Rodgers o.
The funeral services held at West End co-
Isgiats Church 77th-st and West End ave-. Friday.
rnterment al convenience Of family.
oTIsmo9 THURSDAY @ May "a 1900 IN Orleans. La
Notice OF funeral hereafter
sdeT IF 1 fOn % and dnss5 2@ Nay "a ne nss a a@ss Mass
=, r G. GUNNER in the soth year OF her age
Saturday. May IS. at ?. N.
a ue h4sP e ss late n Panas y q ad2o @ .ss .2ss
Funeral services No so cooraaoave-. Bridgeport
Interrnent at Reddng Conn
sMITH-Iane Ellis beloved wife CT William H, smith.
F9neraI services sunday May q $50 p m residence.
Intermsnt convenience Of family
SPENCER-On Wednesday evening. Nav - Captain
Joseph W Spencer. the ssth ~ Eis
Services Friday evening o'clock hts late residence
No. a3s Vest 49th 81.
Funeral westbrook, Conn. Saturday May IS
WILIsETS-At Harrison Y. month 2Sd Coraela,
Youngest daughter Of Robert R Tace wiIlets
the 18th
Relatives and friends invited funeral
her home. Harrison station on Nev-Haven
road. the of 70 inst.
Carriages AZ Harrison Station Grand
Central Station at
1nernsnt Westoury Friends Grounds 2sth
N-Sr
18th St sth Ave Internsnts Tels
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ANDERTON-On Wednesday May %. in the 11th year
OF her age. Frances. daughter OF DR.. William B. and
Elizabeth Palmer Anderton
Funeral private
Kindly omit flowers.
BAILEY-on Wednesday May % 1900 her residence
No ISL Madisor~ave Eliza Meier Lorillard widow OF
Funeral services Trinity Chapel West 25th-st on
saturday. 26th inst. at 10 O'Clock a m
rROOKFIE-I.D-At Newark y. J.. May %, 1900
r Fletcher Bruok kied. aged 81 years.
Relatives friends invited 70 attend the funeral
services from his late residence 'o' Suihe-aVe on
Friday. 2'3o m.
R1-CHANAN-suddenly. at PeekskilI. y Y. May "a A
F. Buchanan "A years Of age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter
PTeshvterian Hospital in this city Blcknell
Carpenter in the 10th year of his
byterian Hospital Tothst. and Madison-ave-. az II
O'Clock Friday morning. May 25
CHIsoLM-on Thursday, May "a 1900. at No tas Mli-
Ogden and Bessie Rhoades Chsolm. in the Ah OF
Funeral at residence 4s6 Madison p m
saturday. May ~.
Friends and relatives invited to attend
pIRYEA-suddenly. BROOKLYN. May "a 1900 wolcott.
years months.
Notice funeral hereafter
EAKIN-suddenIy this city. May -. 1900. James
d. Ealin.
Funeral private.
Nashviie Tenn. papers please copy
FREEMAN-At Morristown. N j.; on Wednesday. May
Freeman. aged
Funeral al residence Saturday May % IL o'clock
a.
f4oYr-on "Wednesday May o. 1900 No. 20 Wash
nston square Henry the late Lydis " and
Geraldine L fieyt IN the % arm year year q his age
car will attached train leaving Grand Central sta
IL so a m
HowEsIn Paris May % q ps5isqViti: ana FTsasIis Eis
Fiowes in his 95th year.
Geneva (N. - papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
HARBOR GAY WITH BUNTING.
FLAGS FLYING ON ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SHIPS IN HONOR OF THE QUEEN.

The harbor was gay with flags and bunting YES
terday IN honor OF the anniversary Of Queen Vi
torlas BIRTH wherever there was British vessel
and there are many Of them in this harbor there
was Haunting TO the breeze OF many colorg On
The Brooklyn side Of the East River, where the
British steamers which ply between this port and
South American ports dock. there an unbroken
me Of gay color for almost a mile. Down the
Bay where the sailing vessels lie anchor the
hr1tlsh nag foatec from many mast and spar
ana along the Manhattan side cf the North River
Were the big transa tiantic liners dock there were
more tokens OF holiday celebration. The demon
sUaton was not confined TO British ships for the
brush flag was flying with the Stars and Stripes
IRON the American Line pier, from the Kensngton
oi me Red Star Line. and from other American
sGlDs and buildings.
ile Dig Cunard liner Tvernia. which is in port
10 q rapid salute Of TWenty-one guns from the
Atle guns her forward deck early YESTERDAY Y
.1Iillltg and the lcngEh0remen went running
,bar- ne pier 70 join IN the fighting which they
stti"usIlt was going They were surprised when
80 ltAfneo the reason of the noise All hands on
H-s lFeFn-a who co'dd be SCARED received shore
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BOER ENJOYS ENTERTAINED.
A DINNER GIVEN IN THEIR HONOR BY REPRE-
SENTATIVE WILLIAM ALDEN SMITH.

Washington May 24-Representative William
Alden Smith, of Michigan. gave dinner tonight
at the Hotel Gordon to the Boer Commissioners,
The guests of honor Messrs. Fischer, Vessels
and Wolmarans. the Commissioners. and Mr.. De
Bruyn their secretary. Among the others present
were Senators Burrows, Quarles, Gallinger and
Pritchard, Representatives Hit, Cooper, Fowler.
Clarke Foss 5. W. Smith, Corliss. Weeks, Grosve-
nor Fordney, Hopkins Hill, Llttlefeld, Heatwole
McCleary Wright, Hawley. Crumpacker, Sheldon.
Sperry Mercer Hamilton and Watson. and P. L
Vessels a brother OF one OF the Commissioners;
Mr.. Vanderhought, Of Baltimore, and Webster
Davis At the end OF the dinner the Commission
ers were called upon by Mr.. Smith and made brief
addresses Their remarks were in line with what
.hey have heretofore said to their mission here.
Mr.. Fischer said they came TO the whole people Of
the United States and not to any party. Speeches
were also made by Messrs. Hit and Grosvenor.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
HENRY S. CUTLER.

Plafnfeld, Conn.,. May "a (SpecaD.-Henry s. Cut
Ter, of Central Village. died suddenly to-day. He
was eighty-three years old. and had been active
business in this county for sixty years. He
owned and operated a number of mills. and the
time of his death had OF the best water powers
the Quinnebaug River. Mr.. Cutler began his
business career in Fall River.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
SHOWERS IN THE FAMINE DISTRICTS

London May 24.-In the House of Commons to-
asv the Secretary OF State for India. Lord George
Hamilton replying to question. said he regret
ted that no material change for the better had
vet taken place in the famine stricken districts
The showers he added, had done good in
parts but the monsoon still awaited.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
EDWARD D. STEELE.

Waterbury, Conn. May 24-Edward D. Steele. a
former Senator. sixty-two years old. died at his
home. in this city. at 10 o'clock this morning. He
prominent business man Of Waterbury and
for many years had been vice-president and treas
urer of the Waterbury Brass Company.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Toledo Ohio May "a John s. Shook has been
nominated ar Defiance as Democratic candidate for
Congress in the With District. Nnety-two ballots
were required TO make choice.
Auburn Neb.. May 2I-The Democratic Popultst
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Tribune ONCE May 25 / a. m--Tfe weather yesterday
was fair and with rain in the evening. The
peraure 10 and S5 degrees the
fsg degrees) being ~ degree lower than
day and degrees higher than the corresponding
last year.
showers
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Special Notlces.

Expression restored by artificial teeth Dr. Deane
Dentist Asa Lexington 18th Award Columbian
Exposition
Headaches Cured stsv cured Truths mailed
DR. VAFtN- specialist. so ".
Cream of Cucumber> for the Improvement of tho
texture and appearance ~ the Immediate
CasweIl, Massey & Co. New York and Newport R l.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Ieave yesterday. and the steamers officers made
merry aboard ship all day with their guests.
TRIBUTE FROM SENATOR HoAR.

Boston, May "a (SpecaD.-Senator Hoar. at a
dinner OF the Unitarian Convention in fremont
Temple tonight, gave utterance to little verse,
In introducing the English delegate and speaker at
the dinner. Secretary Bowie, of the British and
Foreign Unitarian Association. Senator Hoar said:
We are almost English men and English women
again when think of the graceful lady. the
model mother. wife and Queen who for than
sixty years has adorned the throne OF the greatest
empire In human history To her republican
manhood need not disdain to bend.
The Senator here broke into verse saying:
We bend not the neck and we bow not the knee.
But our hearts surrender. fair woman, to thee.
call on you to rise and join in this sentiment:
THE Queen God bless her, and England God pre-
serve her"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

and Free Silver Republican Congress conventions
in the Ist District to-day united the nomination
Of George w. Berge (Pop) for Congress.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
CELEBRATION AT THE BRIrIsl

CELEBRATION AT THE BRITISH EMBASSY.
Washington. May 24-The anniversary of the
birthday of Queen Victoria celebrated at the
British Embassy tonight by a dinner given by
Lord and Lady Pauncefote to attaches Of the EN-
bassy and a number of other friends. Those pres
ent in addition the host and hostess, included
Miss Pauncefote. Miss Sibyl Pauncefote, Miss
Audrey Pauncefote Mr. Lowther. first secre tary
of the Embassy: Max Muller. second secretary: Mr..
Norman. third secretary; Colonel Lee military at
tache. and Mrs. Lee; Mr.. and Mrs Pellew. OF Wash
ington: Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Townsend, Mr.. Whit
ridge, Of New-York Mr.. and Mrs Gordon Cumming.
Mr.. Sartoris Miss Sartoris. Miss Boardman, Miss
Satterlee, Miss Patten. Mr.. Floyd and Richard e.
Bayler.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
INDIA FAMINE RELIEF FUND.

NEW CONTRIBUTIONS RECEvED-BANKs TO CO.
OPERATE BY FORWARDING MONEY.
The Committee OF One Hundred on India Famine
Relief reported the following subscriptions received
Yesterday:
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES.


St Thomss 1s ST. cro Lesard and Wind wi4dwsE w Islands
and Trinidad must Be directed per 5 Fons-
MaTavaI; Al 2 m (supPsnsntaTy 1876 p nj f5r
TGTk a. Gao % m for Rrali v3a Pa1 Per = New,
sa2 ad sT h Plaza Gs must % 81 E.csa f N bern
sATURDAY-At a. m. for Martinique Guadeiupe and
IS per for lnn an a. 10 Iaacs al
lam Bca must be- 9tTsStes per man y. ~ ror
CsDPemsn!sry II 30 a M fer Porto Rico VIA San
gena via Curacao per MaraesiSo sman f9r Ponce
Ponce eo R per : sic.e.s Mae sa fos o,Rss PaT.
II m for northern Brazil; per Bernard.
sUMRnafA .SsPnsr fa6m 'S SortR s5nfy @ I9 per
thence by steamer close at this ofiee daily az $50
and m sa,urasy Mails for Mqen y 1a . B~sa
and Mails for Cuba by ra to Pors Ts5a az F 50
and thence by steamer close at THIS ofce daily
sunday wednesday and Friday. Mails FOR Cuba bv
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y addressed for dispatch Sv gzSrsnd Unless
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West Australia which Via Europe Yea
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Malls for Hawaii. China. Japan and Phfppine Islands
Francisco. close D N IN Z,
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ship Tropic Bird Mails eor Australia sexcsur Wet
Australial. New-Zealsrd. Hawaii. Fiji ard Samoan
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CORNELIUS pos,r,asssr.
Possofnce. New-York. y. Y. May ia ionA
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THE PRESIDENTS CONGRATULATIONS.

Washington. May 24-Secretary Hay has sent
cable dispatch to Ambassador Choate at London
asking him to convey through the appropriate
channels the congratulations and best wishes of the
President to Her Majesty the Queen on the occa-
sion of her birthday"
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

PRINTED MATTER. ETC--Gsrnan sailing
TUESDAYS take Printed Matter
and Specially Addressed Printed other
parts OF Europe American White Star steamers
Wednesdays German and French on Thurs
days, German steamers on Saturdays
Matter. etc which
they advertised Z carry mail
OF Supplementary Transatian,tc
additional supplementary
opened piers OF the American. English French
and German steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour of sailing os steamer
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Faribault, Mimi, May %. 1900.
M'CLELLAN'S BOOM LAUNCHED.

VICE-PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION AN
NOUNCED BY FRIENDS IN CONGRESS.
Washington. May 24.-The candidacy of Rep
resentative George B. Mcclellan. of New-York,
for the Democratic Vice-Presidential nomina-
ton was announced to-day by his friends in
Congress. Among those who urging Mr..
McClellan's nomination Representatives
Staings and Underwood. of Alabama; Maddox
and Tate, of Georgia; Cowherd, of Missouri;
Belamy and Norton, Of South Carolina; Rup-
pert, Chanler. briggs and Fitzgerald, Of New
York and Devries, of California
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington, May 24-The pressure lower throughout
the country except New-Engand have been
showers districts Rocky Mountains
followed by clear weather in the slope region
spp Valley. Temperatures risen considerably in
interior OF the country and have fallen IL
grees in southern portion Middle At
Iantic States. Pacific Coast plateau regions
there light scattered showers accompanied
temperatures Generally fair weather Friday
except in England and Southern Florida.
there will be showers and in the Middle Atlantic States
on Saturday the except in the ex-
treme Northwest and Rocky Mountain region
Wher likely.
Temperatures will be comparatively high in the interior
Of Friday and Saturday. II will
Saturday Middle Atlantic States and cooler
Northwest
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATION

diagram the continuous white line shows
change pressure indicated by The Trihunes
recording barometer. line tenpera-
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
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DIED.

Ar5sr+on Frances Hutchinson, Emma C.
HALEY Eliza NJ l. Jacobus, Nicholas.
Erookfeld, J. Fletcher. King, Eliza A
T{,cbanan A F Miller. Rachel f.
Csrrsnter Francis 3. Otis Fessenden y.
S-bisoIm Barbara NJ. Parker, Marta VI.
Tor,rvea Wolcott Sanford Lucy H.
Fakin James D. Smith. Jane z.
ESresrran Spencer s. Spencer. Joseph ".
Hoyt. Henry 5, Nillets. Cornelia
Howes. Frederic R.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

For New-E England showers to-day; partly
cloudy; fresh TO northeast winds.
For Eastern New-York, showers today; tomorrow
fair; winds mostly fresh northeriy-
For New-Jersey clearing to-day fair. with
warmer n interior.
For Of Columbia. Delaware Maryland
Eastern Pennsylvania and Virginia clearing to-day.
morrow
For Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York
pay cloudy today; fair: northeriy winds.
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Po.tomce Notice.

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Foreign mails FOR the week ending May 20. 1890. VIII
close promptly in all the General Posofce
roHows Parcels Post Mails close earlier
closing time shown below Parcels Mails
many close at p m Monday and Wednesday
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choria tman must be directed per Anchoria''l:
at II a for Norway direct. 5 =
must be directed per ) HeSla): al II m.
via QLeensIOwn
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Bloomfield N. J.. May "a (SpeciaD.-Mrs. Alicia
3. Hughes and Augustine ]. MulIigan. both of
Bloomfield. married in the Church OF the
Sacred Heart at o'clock this morning by the Rev
Joseph NJ. Nardiello. Mrs. Margaret Hartt. of Or
ange, matron of honor and NJ. c. Quinn of
East Orange best A wedding break kfast was
served at the home OF the bride. in Broad-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

DR.. and Mrs. John Herndon French. of this city.
will this occupy The Willows. the villa
owned by DR. and Mrs Clement Cleveland, of this
city. who are to spend the summer months in Eu-
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

The public road coach Pioneer was engaged yes
terday by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles H. Isham on its
trip from the Holland House to the Casino at
Ardsley-on-the-Hu Hudson. Mr.. and Mrs. Ishams
guests Miss NJ. Muller, Miss Isham, Miss
Pearson, Robert Holt and Mr.: Collins Reginald
w. Rives the coaChman The coach has been
engaged for to-day by Stuyvesant LIE Roy.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

Trderfakers-
borfaf Ind Cremation Cp.-SteDher Merritt. Pre1
18th St. sth Ave all Tels
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Address all communications relative
advertisements TO THE TRIBUNE, New-Tork City Re-
NIT b. Postoice money order express money order.
drart registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

The wedding of Miss Emily Jackson daughter of
Mrs. Charles Cowper Jackson, of No 274 West
Ninety-fourth-st. to Arthur Dickson Prince will he
celebrated on Thursday evening, June Z, IN All
Angels Protestant Episcopal Church. West End
and EiRhty-frSt-St
New-York tribune., 1900-05-25

HUTCHINSON-On Thursday May -. Mrs. Emma g
Hutchinson daughter Of the late Robert Beatty.
Funeral Of son-ir-iaw. Mr. Thomas
o. Calender No. ~ Rennssn Brooklyn. Mon-
day. May -. 3 o'cIcck
kiuil 0nof-a
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IN NEv-YORK CITY.
Mail n DAILY
Will be copy postage IN addition