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New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's -,oREcAs

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington Dec. s-A disturbance OF considerable in
tensity Is moving the northern portion OF
the country and tonight Lake
superior II has not. yet precipitation
except little the Lake Superior region. and is
Followed by marked high pressure and cold
the zero line extending into Northern North Dakota
There was rain Friday night IN the Ohio Valley and
Middle Atlantic States elsewhere weather fair
except near Lake Superior. colder
treme Northwest, and somewhat from upper
lake region southwestward The pressure and low
temperature in the Northwest steadily
eastward ana southeastward, causing cold Sunday
or Sunday night from the portion DaNoas
eastward through the upper region and also in
Northern Illinois and Northeastern Iowa will be
colder Sunday in the central west the Ohio and middle
mississippi valleys, and Monday Will ee colder from
the West Gulf states heas tward \ewE.ng
and with cold wave in Vermont Northern and interior
continue the northern and eastern portion the
country for several There will be but little pre-
cpiJatOn, probably Sunday
Northern New-York and Northern New England on the
New England and Middle Atlantic Coast will
come brisk high southeast shirtin- and
west Sunday the Atlantic
viii be fresh n0rtherly over the will
shift high northwest and the upper
viii he high northwest Storm warnings displayed
on the Great Lakes and the Atlantic Coast from
sandy Hook to Eastport.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
ANOTHER ERUPTION OF MOUNT WRANGEL

Tacoma. Wash, Dec. s.-Mount wrangel. Alaska.
is reported again in eruption The latest outburst
from the mouth of the great crater began the
evening OF November l. and in continuance
week later. There were at the time no earthquake
shocks. but great jets of steam gushed forth.
ing as the eruption progressed. One side Of the
mountain. which had been covered by a great
glacier. morning to be black and
bare
The natives OF the interior in the vicinity Of the
mountain becoming alarmed by the erratc be-
havior Of the mountain this summer, and are NOV
ing further from its slopes
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
KING CARhOs VISITS BRITISH FLEET
PORTUGALs ROYAL FAMILY ENTERTAINED
BY ADMIRAL RAwsON.

Lisbon Dec Skiing Carlos l. Queen Marie
Amelie and Prince Royal Louis Philippe. accom-
panied by the members of the Cabinet and other
dignitaries, were entertained at luncheon on
board the British battleship Majestic by Vice
Admiral Sir Harry Hodsworth Rawson to-day.
The Portuguese hymn was sung, and Admiral
Rawson proposed a toast TO the royal family
The King replied in English thanking Admiral
Rawson for the sentiments expressed.
The royal visitors remained aboard the battle
ship three hours and later assisted at an enter
tainment at the British Legation.
The officers Of the British feet to-day played
football and lawn tennis. The King was among
the tennis players. This evening banquet was
given at the naval arsenal. at which 26O guests.
mostly British and Portuguese naval officers
were present. The British squadron will sail
for home tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

S Nara r5s4 2Da III on aS6s sa9rag S tP 9
Joseph Ingiis and Maria Theresa BickneII
Funeral services from her late residence at Monter on
train from New-York 3D.. L. s W. R. RI Barclay
Christopher sts--
BULKLEY-At Norfolk Conn. December Z. 1900: Eliza
Andrews daughter a. the late George and Elizabeth
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the services at
The residence OF NT: J3hn n FSTTy' southport Conn.,
Carriages VIII be IN waiting on arrival Of the 1902 p M
Interment at convenience OF family.
BURNAP-December $. 7; c; BurnaP. aged s. years.
fayette-ave. Brooklyn Monday December 10 at S p. m
Interment al Lowell Mass
DEAN-on Saturday. December 1900. Williams
Funeral services VIII be hea his late residence stuy
Rutherford. n j.. Monday. December IL.
Chambsrs-st
T Friday @ & 99s 1900 q e. the restoTy
~ 90 the ~ church n Of the NATIVITY ~ "
Funeral on Tuesday. December IL Divine Office at $50.
HAYDEN-on December I. in New-York City. Horace
]. Hayden. in the 6lst year OF his age ~ 49, NJ
76th-st. Monday, December 10. at p. m.
Friends requested not 10 send flowers
NYE-
Brethren are summoned 70 attend emergent eommuni-
corner Livingston and Clinton BROOKLYN. y. Y.
Monday I f aG al Of dSe SeS p Po1 M as9aie se
Nye; GEORGE FORGE FLINT % WARREN JR. Master
RoosEvELT-At No. 10 West 4sd-st on Saturday. the
inst. James Roosevelt. Of HYDE Park. n. Y.
services will b. held ST. James Church. Hyde
Park Tuesday, December IL. at $3.50 D. m.
Sps'n p m rstarnins to reach SeT-SoE at foS D. m
SANFORD-At Stamford. Conn. Saturday. December s.
1900 Caroline Lord widow OF George S. Sanford and
daughter of the late Buckley p Barber.
services will be held her residence Straw
berry IIilL Tuesday December II. at p.
sHELDON-At Greenhaven, December s. Wilson B. Shell
aged 90
Funeral Tuesday December residence.
at p. N.
Rslasvss and and friends % are invited 70 attend.
ST JoHN-At New-canaan. Conn. on the 9Th. Mary A.
ST. John.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon. 9th
A.-Tbe Kens.co Cemetery.-Prlvate station Har-
Railroad. 43 minutes ride from the Grand Central
Depot. once. 10 East 42d-st
Greenwood Cemeterys-HandsOme Lot for sale:
beautifully located entrance; fenced Z Edmund
Marks. 929 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
EXPENSE OF FIREMEN COMPARED.

CONTROLLER coLER MAKES A STATEMENT
ABOUT THE DEPARTMENTS COST
Controller Coler yesterday made public sum
mary OF the cost OF maintaining the Fire Depart
ment or the city. comparing the cost in all the
oughs since 1880 He finds that the lowest per
capita cost Of the Department in any year in 1896
when there were l.4sS paid hrsmen in Manhattan
and Tae Bronx. receiving average salary Of
N.l72 20 each The per capita cost 10 the people
that year was IS cents. Next year there will be
LEGO paid fremen in Manhattan and The Bronx re-
ceving salaries averaging Sl,420 4s each. and the
per capita cost viii be 81 p
Consolidation and the increases ot salaries have
had the effect 10 greatly increase the cost OF main
tanning the Fire Department of Queens and F2icb-
mOnd. For the entire city next year there is an
appropriation OF Ssssltl, and the per capita tax
for the entire city viii be 81 81
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

For Maine cloudy and to-day probably rain or
Monday fair colder; winds becoming brisk
high southeaserly shifting southwes-erly and westerly
Sunday night
For Eastern New-York. fair to-day, except snow in
northern portion Monday fair much colder brisk to high
souheasteriy winds shifting westerly and northwest
erly.
For Eastern Pennsylvania and New-Jersey fair to-day
and Monday much colder to-day variable winds becom-
ing brisk northwesterly.
For Western New-York cloudy to-day: probably snow
urries the lakes; colder portion Monday
tair. furries lakes: much colder;
cold interior; winds becoming high 70 north
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
LORD ROBERTS AT CAPE TOWN.

Cape Town Dec. S-LoId Roberts arrived
here to-day from Port Elizabeth. He met with
a splendid reception. The Mayor Councillors
the Citizens Committee and thousands Of sight
seers were at the docks and escorted the Field
Marshal 10 Government House.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
MARCUS DALrs WILL YoT YET FILED.

A representative Of the estate of the late Marcus
DAILY said yesterday that Mr. Daly's viii had not
yet been filed in Montana for probate He under
stood. he added. that no facts regarding its con-
tents would be made public in advance OF the
SYNOPSIS be furnished The Associated Press IN
Montana on the actual aling OF the will
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
A GRATUITY FOR VETERANS.

London. Dec. s.-The War Office announces
that gratuity viii be paid every officer and
man who has served in South Africa since
October 10 1899. The least amount will be Is.
1t is roughly estimated that il will take fl OOO.-
600 10 complete the payment
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
THOMAS TAYLOR.

Los Angeles Cal, Dec. S-Thomas Taylor.
wealthy Salt Lake capitalist. and president Of the
Utah Coal Mining Company, dropped dead to-day
In the street. presumably from heart disease
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

good wishes sent to Paul Kruger by the American
Transvaal League:
1 thank the directors Of the American Transvaa
League and all sympathizing Americans for their
greetings, and hope their kind wishes will be full
hlled KRUGER.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
KRUEGER's THANKS FOR GOOD WISHES

The Consul-General of the Orange Free State has
received the following reply to cable message OF
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
HOLLAND WILL NOT INTERVENE.

Antwerp. Dec S-A special dispatch from
The Hague says Holland has no intention Of
intervening in favor OF arbitration in the Trans
Vaal troubles
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
spsriaI Nctlres-

Bonaventure's Galleries
HOLIDAY GIFTS
Over 1000 ArtsticsHy Subjects. 18th Century
Prints. Autographs OF cslehritiss framed
with their portraits.
BOOKS IN RICH BINDINGS
First Editions Of American and English Authors
Volumes in full bindings IS upward
Original Miniatures Antique Watches sevreA
Silver. Fine Fans ether Art Objects.
Il. f. BONAvENTURE.
West ssd 81. Opposite the Waldorf.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Tribune ONCE Dec. O. a. m.-The weather yesterday
and mild. temperature ranged between 80
and "A degrees (O being 3s degrees lower
than Friday \ OF degree higher than that
or the OF last year.
The weather to-day will be fair.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Miss Edith Greenough was introduced at large
reception yesterday afternoon given by her father
William Greenough. Of No. 80 West Ninth-st. The
debutante was in yellow crepe de chine. Receiving
with her were Miss Nathalie Henderson Miss Mar
garet Robson: Miss Helen Barney. Miss Dorothy
y Draper, MSS Dorothy p. Edwards. Miss Mary
Weston and Miss Edith Post
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

CLARKSON-sSIITH-On Thursday. December g. at the
Madison Square Presbyterian Church. by the Rev.
Charles II. Parkhurst ID. d. assisted by the Rev.
David n Greer % D.. Of ST. Bartholouaev's $ Banyer
CLARK Helen Shelton, daughter Harriet Shell
ton and the late y. Denton Smith.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
DIED.

Notices Of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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ReIinious Nofirrs.


HOLY TRINITY CHURCH. Lsnox-a ave ana fs2a-st- !
Rev H. P. NICHOLS Rector.-Services. T.50 ana ii
a NJ 3:45 and p m.
SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL. CULTURE.-Sunday De-
cember 9th. 1900 at II 20 az Carnegie Music Hall
S7th Street and 7th Ting Fang Chinese
Minister United States will deliver the second OF
series OF lectures The Founders Of Religions
Subject: The Teachings OF ConruciuA'- interested
invited.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

DEAF PEOPLE HEAR
USING DR. TRACTS EAR-PHONE.
COME IN AND TRY 1T.
43 WEST 34TH ST.
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In this diagram the continuous white line thu
changes indicated BY The Trbunes self
recording barometer line shows tempera-
ture recorded Perry's Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
Burnett's Vanilla
MARRIED.

is pure your grocer cheap and dan
gerous substitute Insist having Burnett's.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Another debutante OF yesterday was Miss Eleanor
Russell Morris. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
l. Morris. Of No. y West Fifty-third-st Mrs New
bold Morris received with the mother OF the
debutante Miss Norris wore white satin Among
the young women who assisted her in receiving
were Miss Nellie Hard, Miss Mary Robson. Miss
Katherine Griswold Pratt, Miss May Gallatin Miss
Eleanor JAY. Miss Rosaniond X Street Miss Mary
Lee, Miss Nathalie Schenck. Miss Hester G. Hone
and Miss Caroline de Saues
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
KNOI HARD AFTER DE WET.
THOUGH HOTLY PURSUED. THE BoER
CHIEF HAS NOT YET BEEN CAPTURED.

THOUGH HOTLY PURSUED. THE BoER
CHIEF HAS NOT YET BEEN CAPTURED
London. Dec. s.-The War once has received
the following dispatch from General Kitchener,
dated Bloemfontein, December s:
Have just received news from Knox. at Roux-
Vile that De Vets force having failed 20 force
Commassie Bridge. which we held. has trekked
northeast. abandoning ive hundred horses and
many carts Ills attempt on Cape colony
therefore, has failed. He is being pressed on
all sides
AliwaI North. Cape Colony. Dec. General
De Wet appears to be in a most dangerous posi-
ton and need all his strategy TO extricate his
force With strong British columns on three
si6es and two swollen rivers barring his front
the British commanders begin TO be hopeful
that the great chase by four columns which
has been one OF the most exciting operations OF
the war, win result in the capture Of De Wet.
Definite news OF his whereabouts was received
December 2. The next morning General Knox
started in hot pursuit. Pitchers and Herbert's
columns were detached to make a turning move
ment After three hours march General Knox
learned that during the night De Wet had
doubled back past the British right, making
necessary a complete change Of plans During
the night OF December General Knox en-
camped on the Carmel Farm. the site OF the
Boer lager which had evidently recently and
hurriedly moved General Knox restarted at
daylight hoping tc corner De Wet while cross
ing Karrepoort Drift, but he arrived too late.
The British experienced very great difficulty in
following De Wet, owing the rise in the river,
but they succeeded however, in crossing with
out the loss of a a beast. From that
time on the pursuit Of the Beers taken up
without baggage. the troops being supplied by
foragers. enabling them to make more rapid
movements, by which the British able 10
lrpav in yp-ffh he
BOERS CAPTURE THOUSANDS OF SHEEP.
johannesburg. Dec. S.-The Beers have capt
ured seventeen thousand sheep from a small de-
tachment of British troops in the vicinity Of
Krugersdorp.
KING CARkOS VISITS BRITISH FLEET.
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New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Dana No LOS Fifth-ave.. viii give afternoon
eCChre parties.
Mr and Mrs. William c. Eustis arrived on Friday
from Europe. They will visit Mrs. Eustis's father
Ex-Governor Levi p Morton. Ellerslie. and then
will come 10 town for the winter. Mrs Morton will
remain abroad and her daughters. the Misses
Helen and Lena Morton, will join their mother
about the 18th
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

PRINTED MATTER ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other OF
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directed by her
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Mails named above additional supplementary mails
opened the piers OF the American English, French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Arthur Friedheim and Fritz Kreiser viii play
the kreutzcr Sonata at Mr- Bagby's musical morn
ing tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
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New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

tomorrow afternoon Mrs. Jules Reynal. No. 2sS
1AcAson-sve. and on Thursday Mrs Richard Starr
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

The invitations have been issued for the marriage
on Thursday. December 70. Of Miss Florence Ange
Hollister 10 Dr. Joseph William Carr. The cere-
mony Will take place at the home of the brides
parents Mr.. and Mrs William Il. Holllster. No Gl
Last Ninety -frst-st., at $50 p. m. Dr. Carr is a
harvard graduate, and took his Ph. D. degree at
me University OF Leipslc. He is a member Of the
faculty OF est Virginia University. at Morgan
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
ROERs CAPTURE THOUsANDs OF sHEEP.

johannesburg. Dec. S-The Beers have capt
ured seventeen thousand sheep from small de-
tachment of British troops in the vicinity Of
KrugersdOTp.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Thomas z. Peters. who is TO marry Miss Gladys
Within. win give hts farewell dinner on Saturday
next the University Club. Miss Within viii
rive q bridesmaids luncheon on Friday.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Among the dinners 10 be given in the future
aie those OF Mr.. and Mrs Paul Dana, No Fifth
~ ~ =, ano Mt. and AIRS. Louis Quentin Jones' No.
~ snt Ihirfy-ifth-st.. on December h
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

The marriage OF Miss Adelne Pierson 70 Edward
Scott, jr, Of Virginia win take place on January s.
az a. the home Of the brides parents No % West
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09
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On Saturday December l5, Mrs william . an an
shave VIII give a tea for the debut OF her Two
daughters. Miss Lena Fanshawe and MISS -. Su,1
Fanshawe al her house No u East + % > -.s -
81 Mrs Fanshawe was a Miss Jerome. n,,s ~ s -,
Mrs. IanrdOn Schroeder VIII gtge Lhg seSo'1O -
ception for her sister, Miss De NeulNlAe-
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

1ir. and Mrs. Lester del Garcia have taken No
~ East Thlrty-seventh-st. for the winter. II is
uae home OF Miss White
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

MRS Maturin Livingston viii remain at Stats
burg until after the holidays when she will open
her town house in East Sixty-ninth-st
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

As already announced. a dinner. followed by in
.orfnal darcing. Will be given for Miss Helen
Aoantze. at the home Of Mr. and Mrs Luther
Aoensze, on Thursday. This VIII be the occasion
~ heF debut Miss Dorothy Plerrepont Edwards
-. come out formally al tea given IN her
Senof Ssr5 on Friday by Mr. and Mrs Pierrepont Ed
11afcs and a large reception viii be given for
T Tlss charlotte Prime Saturday by Mr. and Mrs.
sstnes scrymseF.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Mrs. william Rhinelander viii give small
,eheheon az Sherry's on Wednesday afternoon
December 2
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Miss Helen White Stevens viii make her debut
N Wednesday at q tea given for her by her grand
mother. Mrs. octavius A. White. Miss Stevens Is
the daughter OF Mrs Berkeley Mostyn. sne has a.
alresdv beea IN the receiving party a. ~, 5 q 81
the debutanres' receptions. and she VIII a4s0 NC a.
the Assembly.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Tba arrival ~ Winston Churchill in hoik
will BE- he signal for some dinners which VIII DC
planned in his honor. He viii be in town o oIly
short time as his lecture engagements WI ir,,
ciude 3 long visit lie has been IN thls couLL1l-s
before and he has many friends as Wen a. TUG
tVes here.
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Mrs. John r. Harris. of No. "A East Fortieth-st
gave coming out reception for her daughter Miss
Cornela Brady Harris. yesterday afternoon Miss
Harris wore a simple gown of white silk Mrs
Harris was in blue. trimmed with cloth OF gold
and Russian lace. Among the young women who
received with Miss Harris were Miss Ella De
Peyster, Miss Strong and Miss Katherine Mcclure
dinner OF eighteen covers followed the reception
Mrs and Miss Harris will be at home Mondays in
January, and large dinner viii be given In honor
OF the debutante in that month
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

On Tuesday a very pretty wedding will take place
al the Church OF the Heavenly Rest II VIII be the
marriage OF Miss Helen Leferts, daughter OF the
- C,..-- r ,-Fo-+s N Carleton Macy Miss Lulu
ffJe~fs and Miss Edith de Russy viii be the brides
T,sSSs a small reception viii be given by the
hide's sister Mrs. Edward Robolns MussfdNe'
rtfar he
New-York tribune., 1900-12-09

Miss Della Gurnee will give large luncheon Of
twenty covers on Tuesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-05-25
Fourth of ,Iuly COMMITTEES.

Mayor Barrett, In accordance,
with the instructions of the mass.
meeting, has named the following
committee to act with him on the,
arrangements of the proposed Fourth
ct july celebration: Thos. Doug
las, D. B. Mccoy, J. A. Rostan,,
and Theo. Nystrom, who with May
or Barrett, makes FIVE.
This committee will meet to-mor-
row, Saturday night at Mayor Bar
rett's Office IN Sidney Stevens build
ing to canvass the matter and re-
port to the mass meeting next, Mon
day evening.
The committee is an excellent,
one and the people can rest assured
that a good celebration will be had
if the citizens will give these gem
tlemen proper encouragement.