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New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
INTENSE PHOToGRAPHIC PLATE.
LARGEST EVER MADE NOW UNDER WAY AT
ST LOUIS.

St Louis Aug ! (SpeciaD--The largest photo
graphic plate ever manufactured is being made by
the c. Craner Dry Plate Company, of 81. Louis.
II is feet long feet and inches wide and three
elghths of an inch in thickness II will be used by
George Lawrence, of Chicago. who will make
photograph from a balloon OF ST. Paul and Mime
apolis as the twin cities" To make this plate 1t
was necessary Tor the company procure
apparatus of enlarged dimensions great marble
slab larger than the plate was the first requisite
Upon this the plate is resting while the coating Is
being applied Large chunks Of ice beneath 1t
keep II at a temperature that will cool the emul-
sion rapidly as II is applied. The remainder of
the process of manufacture is Identical with that
which smaller plates subjected, Two OF the
big plates will be made. that good one may De
insured This precaution is necessary. because the
manufacture Of plates in summer Is much more
difficult and uncertain than in winter owing 20 the
heat The making OF such large plates Is an ex-
pertinent BUT Emil Cramer says that L can be
carried successfully. and probably VIII become
a feature of the business
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
MODERN WEAPONS MFRCIFIu
SIX WILLIAM MACCoRMAC's OBsERVA-
TIoNS IN SOUTH AFRICA

London. Aug. 1.-The president of the Royal
College of Surgeons. Sir William MacCormac,
read paper to-day before the British Med
ical Association. now in session at Cheltenham
lie pointed out that the character of gunshot
wounds had completely changed since his ex-
periences in the Franco Prussian War (when he
was surgeon-in chief to the Anglo American am
bulance). Not only was the severity Of the
wounds diminished but they were also less fire.
quent So the improvements made in weapons
did not render the prosecution of war more diff
hcult as contended in some quarters. Only 6
per cent of the wounded died
With reference to the charges made against
the army hospital service in South Africa by
William Ashmead Bartlett Burdett- Coutts the
Conservative Member of Parliament for West
minister. who in June, 1900. severely denounced
the manner in which the British wounded, sick
and dying had been cared for. Sir William Mac
Cormac said Mr. Bartlett -Burdett- Coutts had
no Idea of the perspective. and exaggerated
everything.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

bill of ladng which provided against restraint
by princes, rulers of people" etc. The plaintiffs
urged that since the rltimatum of the Trans
VaaI to Great Britain was issued on October L. .
Ioto the shippers must have known that
stdte Oh war existed. The defendants denied
Ihls saying that the Boer ultimatum was not
PuoIlshed In the United States until November
Inc Inc cargo was seized by the British warshp
raItrlaee' IN Algoa Bay, and was not delivered
until March. 1900 The court reserved It's de-
cision
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
BREAK N C4STRO'S CABINET.
THE VENEZUELAN MINISTER OF WAR.
! SENIOR PULIDO. RESIGNS.

Port Of Spain. Island of Trinidad. Aug. l.
The Venezuelan Minister of War Sefor Pulido
who is the leader of important political
party has resigned, after a violent scene in the
Cabinet. during which the minister refused 10
accept the orders of President Castro TO recog-
nize the revoutionists in Colombia bellig
erents and to deliver passport to Senior Rico
the Colombian Minister. Senior Pudo denies
that the invaders Of Venezuelan territory are
Colombians, as President Castro asserts, but in
sists that they are revolutiOnists.
The resignation of the War Minister has
caused profound impression here. The situa-
tion is more critical. The government troops
have been defeated in their first encounters with
the rebels near San CristobaL Other uprisings
taking place in the interior of the country.
Sehor Guerra succeeds Sefor Pulido as Min
lister of War
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

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New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
TO DIsARM A BoER COMMANDO.

Lourenco Marques. July 31.-A Boer COM
mando' with two guns. has entered the Portu-
guese territory. encamping at Guanetz. Five
hunared portuguese troops are already at Guam
ety. and artillery left here for that place this
morning. Three hundred troops, in addition are
IN readiness TO proceed unless the Beers sur
render.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

IL is case OF being greedy to live yet fearing
death. How can the carefully studied military
arts be used, except against foreigners? How
can we otherwise employ our regiments? Dur
ing 1900 much money was collected through lot
terleS gambling and general taxes. But they
We're never satisfied. Therefore should the
house tax be collected we will demolish the chap
els and drive out the Christians If the En-
peror is unable TO pay, we, Boxers, have an ex-
cellent plan TO gain victory the foreign
ers Unless this policy is adopted great re-
beliOn is certain
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
SHE JOINS GENERAL WOOD.

MRS. WOOD ALLOWED To BOARD THE KANAwHA
WITH HER CHILDREN
The steam yacht Kanawha, which General
Wood is recuperating. came to Quarantine yester-
day and took Mrs. Wood board Mrs. Wood has
been the of DR. Doty since she arrived in this
port.
The period Of detention required by the quaran-
tine laws expired yesterday. and she was allowed
70 Join her husband. The children accompanied
her. but the boys will be sent West to visit
friends.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
GERUIN BANKS STILL SHAKING

Berlin. Aug. 1.-The Bcerse attacks upon banks
I'm Western Germany have been extended to the
banks In the eastern part of the country. notably
Breslau banks Rumors ahoat to-day that a
prominent Breslau banking concern was upon the
point of failing and result there was fali
of five points I'm shares of the Breslau Disconto
Bank.
Purchase of Canadian Pacific shares for New
York continued.
Private discount dropped 2l4 per cent. the low
est point touched here
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ENGLAND'S COSTLY WAR.
THE VAST SUM BEING SPENT IN THE Eff
FORT TO sUBDUE THE BoERs.

London Aug. In the House Of Commons
to-day Lord Stanley, the Financial Secretary
or the War Office. replying TO a question. said
the cost Of the war in South Africa from April
TO July 81 was f35. 100. 900. partly chargeable
against the deficit Of last year The actual cost
III July was tl'2oo.oOo weekly. The statement
was greeted with ironical Irish cheers.
Inc chancellor Of the Exchequer Sir Michael
M bedch' said that If the war continued
at i tne same cost for the next three months il
Mouid make IT necessary TO spend the whole
tr oL the reserve he had provided for financing
iiG miro quarter but he had TO hope that
thls would not be necessary
-, ne Rouse OF Lords to-day unanimously voted
the grant of 100000 to Lord Roberts recon-
,ien nenueu py King Edward token of the ma
vices in South Africa
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
EXCITEMENT IN PERU.

RESOLUTION OF CENsURE FOR THE GARNET IN
THE CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES
Lima Peru Aug. I.-FoIlowing the Introduction
in the Peruvian Chamber OF Deputies Yesterday OF
a resolution to the Cabinet DISPATCHES
received by the Government to-day from all
parts of the Republic declaring approval of the
ministerial programme.
y largely attended meeting held in Lima to
protest against the proposed vote of censure and a
committee appointed walt upon President
Romano and TO set forth the feeling of the meet
ing against the attitude taken by the Opposition
in the Chamber of Deputies well declare
confidence In President Romano. The President
thanked the deputation for the assurances of popu
lar support but recommended calmness and the
highest respect for the legislative body whose
ereignty he said ii the first duty Of the peo
pie recognize
There Is considerable excitement. but no suSSeS-
ton OF a revolution.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
BATTLEsHIP GLORY NOT ASHORE.

Hong-hong. Aug. 1.-The naval authorities
here contradict the report of the stranding be-
tween here and Shanghai of the British
battleship Glory, flagship of the British China
squadron. They say the sudden departure from
this por: OF the British warships Eclipse,
Daphne and Pigmy without significance.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THROUGH ]. S. MoPGAN & co.

London Aug. 1.-The Lord Mayor. Frank
Green. has received through ]. s. Morgan & Co,
Of London, a contribution of $1,000 10 the Queen
Victoria Memorial Fund. The contribution is
made on behalf of the delegates Of the New
York Chamber Of Commerce" who recently Wis
ited London.
The letter containing the contribution alludes
70 the universal esteem and reverence with
which her gracious majesty regarded by
the people of the United States" The Lord
Mayor returned cordial acknowledgment.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
GERMANY KEEPS COOL.
INDICATIONS THAT THE MURRILLo AFFAIR
WILL. NOT LEAD TO TROUBLE.

Berlin. Aug with reference to the reported
forcible removal by the Colombian authorities
OF the insurgent Colonel Abel Murrillo from the
steamer Allegheny, flying the German flag at
Cartagena the 'Berliner Tagebatt' in the
course of an inspired article says:
The matter has already been submitted to the
German Foreign Office. which does not regard
the information the subject conclusive. and
awaits further Trustworthy reports. The in
formation already received. however. leads the
Foreign Office TO believe that the whole matter
will be amicably settled.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Average temperature yesterday. "A degrees average
temperature for corresponding date last year 20 de-
for corresponding oale iast
twenty-five years. II degrees. &c.
Forecas, to-day-Fair and sngntly wAroe,s Sasu'
day fair: Hight northwest winds becoming variable
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
LOFTY ASCENT IN A BALLOON.

Berlin, Aug DIR Suerng Berson. member OF
the Meteorological Institute. has Just completed
balloon ascent during which he reached height
OF 3:.sCo feet. The lowest recorded temperature
was 20 degrees below zero. Fahrenheit
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
MORE PRISONERS AT BERMUDA.

hamilton Bermuda, Aug Marital law has
oeen proclaimed on fuckers and Morgan's ISL
ands' where Boer prisoners Of war are confined
Inc British hired transport Manila. Captain
aaddock' from Port Natal July and Table
onerS.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
DIED.

ADAMs-0n Tuesday. July his residence Amherst.
MASS herbert B. Adams. in the sd OF his
BoSWORTIi-At Riehheld Springs on Wednesday Iuy
Boswo-th. New-York supreme Court ReIaSvss sSs
ssnds OF the family invited attend funeral
o'clock s' ~9NS' . - -
DE BosT-on July 80. 1901 Anita L.. only daughter n,
Iulse Ia and the late Leon D. De BosS. and zcand-
eaaghter OF the late Silas Ludlam on Friday
august SIsSs at II o'clock noon at the residence OF
Brighton Staten Island
GOODRICH-At White Plains susust 4 Mr.. r.,. r
oodeh Funeral services viii be her late resi-
tuTnes al No. l2e East Isth-st Saturday : D. m.
Kindly omit flowers.
HAALIoCK-on Wednesday July 81 1901 PhiIenia W
s1st Friends invited 10 attend the funeral ar
aorkown Heights Friends Church. Friday August
= at D. m.
HqqLT-At q his country home Edgewater Great Neck
Long Island Wednesday july 81 George IN Holt
"a Ine 99th year of his Funeral services
saints Church. Great Neck. on Friday August 2 al
o-lS p m Special leaves Long Island City at 4So
LENr-On Wednesday July 81 Mary A. Lent AT ner
ate residence No. 1.1S3 Dean-st. BrookIyn Funeral
services Friday. August .. II m.
MosEMAN-At Mount Kisco n y July 81 1901 Sir
Vernon y Y. Funeral services at the Mount Kisc1
Sls6hoGlSt Episcopal Church Saturday, August
ot the 20S train GIar.em RaiIroadl from Grand
es'''I STATION Return train leaves Mount
o'oo D. m-' stopping a. all stations
SMITH-At Orange. y J., July 81 1901 Marshall New
the First Presbyterian Church. Orange y j.. Fridav
STEVENS-At westbrook Conn., August l. Nathaniel r
stevens In his 9sJh year Funeral from his late rest
uehce Essex Conn, Saturday. August 3. 1;3O o. m
WALDRON-At Rondout " Y July 81 1901 Edward
Iluohne'd Waldron aged so years. months days
Fuhera services from his late residence
invited. ana i''s"'S are
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
SUIT OVER THE MAsHoNA,s CARGO.

London. Aug LIN the Kings Bench Di-
vision OF the High Court OF Justice to-day
Mackie. Dunn Co. sued Donald Currie & Co.
and Bucknall Brothers for delay In the deliv-
cry of II cargo o. foodstufrs shipped from New
York on October 1s. 1899 on the British a,eam-
Mashona. consigned 60 Pretoria Tho de-
PENDANTS relied exception clause In the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS: Morning. Nisht-
,aaass7s $50 I2i2 sscI 20 lolI i
n CI-TrIIl l'HlE hllIl LIl
y l.a~lul.,. i & .- -,. w M
8 -,A4 nv
o 9sE-i It-r M -r-tt -r INN r-fI

In this diagram shs continuous white line shows hs
ohanras IN pressu-e indicated The Trbunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows the
,nre as recorded at local Weather Bureau 20 fee
above sidewalk.
TIL. foI,oxng Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for the last
tyfour hours in comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
FROM KHARToUM TO THE RED SEA.
LORD CROMER BELIEVES THAT RAILWAY
SHOULD CONNECT THE TWO.

London, Aug. Lord Cron4er. British diplomatic
agent In Egypt IN the course OF minute attached
10 report Of Sir William T. Garstin Under Sec
retary OF state for Public Works in Egypt. deal
Ing with irrigation projects along the Upper Nile
supports suggestion that a railway should be,
buit from khartoum TO the Red Sea rather than
Irrigation works.
Sir William Garstin concludes. as Il result OF the
prolonged study he has given 10 the irrigation prob-
lem that the vast plains OF the Soudan stretching
from the right bank OF the Nile toward the Atbara
ard from the LEFT bank toward the White Nile can
Dc made fertile by utilizing the waters OF Lake
Isana, which lies within The GOminions of Emperor
Menehk and can be used only with his consent. No
estimate is made ~ the cost OF the works that
would be necessary.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
KRUEGER'S VISIT TO AMERICA
CITIES HE WILL VIsIT-THE PRoGRAAf,rr
AT WASHINGTON

London Aug. Mr.. Krugers American
tour says the Brussels correspondent of ..rh.
Daily Mail" will include visits 10 New-York
philadelphia. Boston. Washington and Chicago.
Negotiations are about 10 begin for his recep-
ton by President Mckinley"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
roP SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
MAILS ~ INDIES. ETC

H.. IsuppIeIlItIIdFN 7 q MI
TL.I island and Dominican Republic. per .
CheroNese1-s Q a. m for newfoundland direct per
= ci1vfs. al o Porto Rico. per $ Ponce.
: - man. at 9:S0 Complementary 1890 a
10 fortune Island Jamaica. Savanilia Carthagena
Iot. ft,avtowu Allegheny tnatl for Costa
Sc must be directed per Alleghany); at 10
a m for Haiti per s. PIins Mn, II tnaa1l ror
t.,,a,a must be directed per $ Prins VIM. IF};
at 10 a m. 'or Cuba. per : $ MOTTO Castle. via
a, its FOR newfoundland rail TO North sydney and
sia.S nv steau1sr close this Office daily
N (connecting close here every Monday, Wednesday
"a Ssturiayl. Mails Miqueon by rail 70 Boston
n r+ence close at this office daily at $50
. m Mails for Cuha. by rail 10 Port Tampa. Fla.
- -ps,rs bv steamer, close this Office daily
aI I,he connecting ceoses are on Monday Wednesday
a. Sunday Mails for Mexico City, overland uniess
speciay addressed for dispatch BY steamer close at
,bts oefre daily at $40 W. and II .. Malls for
Saxta Rfrs Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala. by
All 20 New-OrIeans thence by steamer close at
tbis o-4re daily at ii.2O connecting closes here
Mondays for Belize COrtsz and Guatemala and
Tuesdavs for Rica) fReglstered mall closes AT
D m previous day.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-pAY'S FORECAST
Washington. Aug 1.-The weather during the last
wentyfnur hours dominated by an area Of high
pressure with It's crest over Mississippi Valley
and the lake region temperatures have pre-
vailed east OF the Mississippi and the Northwest In the
last named tht temperature fell 10 to 20 degrees
sur,nr Thursday During last twenty-f four hours
rain ,s in Texas and the Gulf and South Atlantic
coasts and Florida
Fair weather with moderate temperature. is indicated
for the Atlantic coast districts norm OF 'ne taoinas
yr,u ,Iso be fair generally Of the Rocky
Mountains except in Gulf states. Florida. and along
the northern tier Of from Minnesota 70 Ohio.
while local rains probably occur The temperature
', -, sIoolv east u Mississippi and fall the
-, ,,,ssiss,ppi and Missouri valleys and the
mart OF the plains region ,.,, ,s.or,,, ,r,s -,,, -
IN the lakes winds Will become light 20 fresh
theasterly. 1-,,-o..,. -. In,
itSr, 20 fresh northwest winds and fair
,,sather 10 Grand BanAs.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ALARM OVER AMERICAN SHOE Shops
EXCITEMENT INCREASES IN VIENNA AND vro-
LENCE TALKED OF

Vienna, Aug. 1.-The "FremdenhIatt" pub
fishes an interview with Herr Bitza. chairman
of the Shoemakers' Guild on the project for
opening American retail shoe shops in Austria
Herr Bitza says the Americans can sell 80 per
cent cheaper than the local makers
The excitement among the latter increases
ana violence is talked of II the projected shops
are opened.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
THE ARREST OF G4LL!0TTI

NO EVIDENCE THAT HE WAS coNcERNrp IN
ANY MURDER PLOT.
berne. Aug An investigation Of the report
published in the United States that the anarchist
@alliott who was arrested at VIedikon on Tines
uay night by order of the Prosecutor-Cieneral was
charged with being connected with the alleged nj
Tempt on the lie of Queen Maria Pia at Aix-les-
bains shows there is no foundation for the story
Inc fubic Prosecutors office is authority for the
statement that Galliotti was arrested for dissemf
mating anarehstic writings in Switzerland The
prisoner. who was born in 1871. at San Sofia in
the vicinity OF Florence Italy, is known as one Of
the most fanatical anarchists. He has undergone
several terms OF Imprisonment in Italy but there
is no record anywhere OF his having been enea ged
IN any attempt at assassination.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
ANTI-FoREIGN PLAcARDs IN CANTON

siikhiNG UP THE NATIVE HOSTILITY TO
THE CHRISTIANS
canton. Aug. 1-Violent anti-foreign placards
."anating from the Boxers. have been posted In
-. vicinity OF the Christian chapels The plac-
US protest against the imposition OF the house
saying IL is only exacted in order TO meet
.hlefnnity 20 be paid TO the powers. and pro-
On money can be bta!n d. why not make war
IS crY % iofeisnei'sy hina = not yet defeated IL
- f my the govern nf'r - rhicl are biInded
'oSa4 ministers. u se seluse TO fight, then
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
OFFICES

all relative subscriptions
advertisements 10 THE TRIBUNE, New-York City, Re
Postoice order express order dTaft
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
INCREASED TARIFFS IN CHINA

NEW REVENUE SYSTEM TO BE IN OPERA
TION BY OCTOBER /
London. Aug. IA dispatch to THE Times
from Peking. dated July 81. says:
Ihe preparation of the final protocol is pro
k'esslng rapidly. IL is expected that il will be
sssheo before the anniversary Of the relief OF
ne ne legations august l4). II IS understood that
me sne application OF the increased tariff and the
IMPOSITION Of duties goods which now free
az come INTO operation October ]. goods shipped
:" Snlna prior TO October ! being exempt.
1tking is being placarded with a vigorous
rnSaahauon recounting that a national crime
-, 80 committed by China last year. and that the
canlshment inflicted is warning against its
currence
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
JOKE on EMILE ZOLA.
TIN CAN WITH CARTRIDGES FOUND At THE
DOOR OF HIS HOUSE

Paris. Aug. IA small tin can containing several
cartridges and with unlghted fuse attached I.
II was found yesterday evening al the door Of the
apartment house in which Emile Zola the novelist
resides when in Paris. The police who examined
the can say that even II the fuse had lighted
II would only have produced a detonaton resultIno
IN no daInag" The officials regard the matter as a
the country '''FP''s III
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
Special Nollces.


Caturrh of Stomach.-When vo,r doctor Fails 20
cure you get MAN-A-CEA. Manganese Sprfne Varer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
70 POINTS ARPnAn

The Trfaune viii Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii
end the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
]
For Europe ard all countries IN the Universal
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
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IN Nrw-yOPK TTv
PAN-AMERrcAN EXPOSITION.

Mail subscribers to DAILY and TRI-wEEKLY will
ee CHARGED one cent copy In addition
the rates named above.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-Thls steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers. and Samples for Germany
only The same class Of mail matter for other parts
of Europe will by this ship unless specially
aftsr the Closing the Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
additional supplementary mails
Snsrs5 on the piers Of the American. English. French
and remain until within Ten
S;iDuteS of the OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The Tribune De foTnd during the Exposition on fs
IN the reading Paper Company.
Graphic Arts Building Every uewsdeaer in Buffalo will
have the sale
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Before yon leave the city your summer outing bs
sroscros ror The Tribune You will feel with
'u' IL lne address will be changed often
SINGLE COPIES.
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Burnett's Vanilla
Is pure Don't let of a chear ana
serous substitute Insist having Burnett's
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

Senator Depew will return to America in ten
days, and Assistant Attorney-General Beck will
sail next Saturday for New-York ]. y. F.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
-PANsNTTsNTTC. IrAUTS

S4TI- -RDAY-At $50 n m Europe per 5 =. Etrurts
via Queenstown; at a. for Denmark direct. pc
mai Se directed per NO-ge')
at 7:30 a. T.. for Netherlands direct. per Am
s,erdam (mafs be directed per Amsterdam ,
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
Postomce Notice.

tShould ne read DAILY oy al interested as changes may
occur at tnle.)
mails for the ending August 3. 1901 VIII
close promptly al General PostOce
follows Parcels Post nails close hour earlier than
closing shown below Parcels Post malls for Ger
many close D. Monday and Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Branch half later than closing time shown below
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02
roprcAsT FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

Eor England. fair to-day and Saturday. except
showers In northern portion Saturday.
For Eastern New-York, fair and slightly warmer to-
dav Saturday in southern. showers In northern
portion.
warmer to-day In northern portion
F,r District Columbia. New-Jersey, Delaware
MARYLAND and Virginia. fair to-day and Saturday,
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania.
fair and to-day. Saturday showers anu cooier
i'm northern fair In southern portion
New-York tribune., 1901-08-02

The delegates OF the New-York Chamber Of
Commerce who We're recently IN England. have
sent contributions of $4,000 to the fund for a
national memorial to Queen Victoria.