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New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
WOMAN WHO LOST HER HOTEL SAILS.

One OF the passengers the steamer La Lorraine
which sailed for Havre yesterday, was Nine. Luh-
anetpr, of Paris. the French woman VINO forgot
The name and location OF her hotel when she went
90 look about the city on Wednesday. and required
the assistance Of the Maedougai-st police TO mo IL
again. She left her money. baggage and steamship
ticket az the hotel. The woman had como from
montreal 70 this city take the steamer. aud py
lasAsas OF the express ccmpeny which moved her
ntgeaEe from Grand Central Station the police ~ere
able 10 Hnc the hotel and secure her effects In tine
IN ~ - al Tia a1AARax-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
WAS CEN. GRANTS coon N CIVIL WAR.

Chicago. June Is-william Giles. an ex-slave VINO
cooked for General L. 6. Grant in the CiFil war Is
dead For twenty years Giles had been resident
o. this city Prior 10 taking up his residence here
the Old ex-slave mad spent many years IN Mashlhs-
ton. where General Grant. when President en-
ploVed him about the white House in a confidential
capacity William Giles was born In orange
Va. June "a 1877 he was born a slave. but early
gained his freedom. He came into possession ot
considerable money but. according 10 his friends
ttateents he spent Il all In aiding slaves 10 escape
70 the North
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
MARRIED.

BOCTON-MACNAIR-At the Presbyterian PARSONAGE
Oneida. y Y. Wednesday evening. June IL by the
Rev. Or. Samuel Jessup Caroline Jessup. daughter OF
Mrs. David p. MacNatr. to Archibald Lewis BOuton-
CHIPMAN-MACGREGOR-O SATURDAY. June $ in Bed
ford Presbyterian Church. Margaret MacCireG1r OF
Brooklyn. Richmond Lane Chipman.
by the Rev. Donald MacGregor
DWIGHT-RUNDLE-At Grace Church, New-York on
Wednesday. June u. 1901. by the Venerable Lewis
Evans VI. A. %. c. L, Archdeacon Montreal
Georgina Gertrude daughter OF the Richard PIaske
Rundls DR.. Jonathan Dwight, tr.
HART-ROBBINS-On Wednesday. June IL at the South
Church Madison-ave and 3Sth-st. BY the Rev Edward
HYDE Robbins Baltimore. Mary AyFes daughter Cf
Nc and Horace Wocott Robbins. DR. Theodore
Stuart Hart
LANpIS-LYNcH-Ou Wednesday evening June Is. at
the residence the brides brother Mr.. John Hamp-
ton Lynch. 800 West 9lst-st. New-York City. by
the Rev J. F. Delany D. D. Marie Louise Lynch and
J. F. Reynolds Lands. Captain 1st Cavalry L. s
Army.
MAURY-PRAY-At Castle Kilt Luneuburg. Mass. on
Wednesday June r. 1901. by the Rev Dr. George C
Iorriner assisted by the Rev. Or Mytton Maury
Hortense daughter OF Mrs Wilder Harding Pray
John William Draper Maury. OF New-York City
sTRICKL.AND-OVTTT-O Wednesday. II. 1901
Neb-. Lois Yates Ovitr daughter
George E wartng. TO Samuel Strickland
-BOYNTON-On Wednesday,
c Elliott Helen Townsend daughter OF Mrs. and the
late Major z q B1ynton Mr.. George Esoert Wright
Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
Horsa1 with full name and address
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
LEysEEp OFFICERS ELECTED.

The new board OF directors Of the American LIN
seed Company organized yesterday by e!ectnE
Frederick 7. Gates president 10 succeed Guy u
Major who resigned u. II. Jones was mace sec
retary vice @ z Highley, resigned. Mr.. Gates is
cl0eeiy Identified with the Standard on interests
pany
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
PJOTIyG AT FRENCH MINES.

Crenobe France, June I3.-There has been seri-
Gus rioting at the La Motto and d DAveillans mines
in consequence Of the refusal of the companies TO
discharge Italian workmen. Several houses were
sacked and numbers Of persons were injured. A
Of infantry and horse artillery mas peen sent
assist the local gendarmery.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
FOR RoBBIyG BERLIN JEWELLERS.

Berlin June IA man named Ende, supposed 10
he an American is accused Of robbing jewellers
TO the amount OF 30 coo marks arrested to-day
on entering the place occupied by an alleged re-
ce,v.r OF stolen goods Ence stabbed the policeman
who took him into custody.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES ETC

WEST INDIES. ETC.
FRIDAY-At Il - for Argentine Republic. Uruguay and
raragsy PeF S @as' r52ss I,,a q '3S + F. m supple
public per > New-York. D n for Newfound-
,7Ta per Saq u m ''sq @ PsasS5si5 5sS5sea Santos, ans
sac PAUL. per aso T for Pel,o al , a m
ssa ssHPpfa1 Sasa1 ssaa sc earasss s
Essted per =. c"E9eas1 g - .' $50 . a., n 'sIppls
SH'8TI anG WindSar islands ana DsTasraa pr so
Eorsnse El Island Jamaica ssvana ana csr,sss-na
per : A,lS mai = ir an Sasa n tisa & nsss 30 drectsi
my for Haiti and santa Martha. per 5 8 Andes:
at No No for Msa6 a6 "a rapsS nj .
a ann m Tor Cubs per Mexico. Havana at io;so
s.r : M.i;5n: at l22o N for MStaazas caSar.n.
Nuevitas. Gi0era and Baracoa per 5 olinda tordi-
oInda'1 at D. Bermuda. per $ 5. TSinidad
Mails s:ut r y S Al @ sa o + SR s s syasy and
eonnec5ins close here every Monday. Wednesday and
thsrce close a; this efee daily az $50 No
rs oee say szss01 saaas aa S5snss az
Wednesda7 and saturday Mails for cgbs on Aonday
Ma l.T supay r and a. hssSs fs by 5 close e. his
overland. unless specially addressed for dispstcb sy
m Mails tor csss Rs B.s a. Ps1,9 @ p 5r.. @ .as .d II
close a, hi. oss aay a. u aSa e 'nsaes y
and Guatemala ana tuesdays FOR Costa Rss Tqs.sz
istered mail closes at p previous cay.
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS
EaE sTsa via via Es0P E5 NS 5ssPs eos F samoa ana
on arrival Of : Uusria al New-York Jsns tis
for dispatch per ;. Ventura.
Mails Tor Hawaii China Japan and Philippines via San
nciasiSe FOR dspateh per 6nsRonsP x SP Ma II rune ~
Malls Japan. cIose We 4zuv
at $50 D. up us. Inclusive fo- SfsnsrcSS
per Eiushin MSFu (registsrsd nail r,1st n a.
rected Seattle'O. ~
Malls China acf Japan. via Tacoma saIv
$50 m up 70 June t20 inclusive. for disparca
Tacors- ~S--
Mails for Hawaii San Francisco close bAra ,a,x -.
$50 D. to jun y. for dispatch per 3 a a.
Ianda -"
Cor Australia West Australia v,,c, ~,..
Francisco and Fiji Islands Vancouver close ha-a
daily at $50 after w and uu "a Inna +ss
Inclusive. for dispatch Niov-ra
June 42S)- - N~ ~
Mails for Tahiti and Marquesas Islands close her. AIM
GEO June 2i inclusive for d,.na,cs ~
=. s. Australia >S~~'" P"r
Transpacinc mails forwarded port Of saiu>, am
ana me scneau,s or ciosns Is arraneed the pre-
istsred mail closes o. m previous day '''Ss-
CORNELICS VAN CQTT. Poasm>.s>-
1esso0ea Nsw-yosk. y. 4 Juns iaol
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PcSfomCe Notice.

Should be read DAILY by al interested changes MAJ
Jime)
Foreign mails eadug June r.. 1901 VII
promptly II a.. General Postoice as
follows Parcels Mails close hour earlier thar
closing 5elNv Parcels Post malls for Ger
close y. Moulav and "Wednesday
Regular and supplementary nails close at ForeiS-
Branch than closing time shown below
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY-At 80 a. n. Netherlands direct pe-
Maasdam nlaI be objected per = ;. Mas
dam. a 10 a Sc-rlsnd direct $. Fur
tnau must be directed per FUrnessia'0.
II for Denmark direct, 1er = $ Norge mail rust
be directed per : Eo-se'), at l13O a. supple
mentaFy ! .. MI for EUrOne. 3 $ Campalis via
Queenstown; at - Tor Italy. $ 5. Trav-, via
Naples trlaiI - directed per T-ave'A.
In Azores Islands. TarJar Prince a
go for Italy : .. Nor5 America Naples
taaiI be directed 'per :. : Nnrd AEaerca''l.
PRINTED MATTER, ETC--Ths steamer takes Priurs6
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
The class Of mail matter f,r other parts
of Europe viii ee sent this ship unless specially
directed hv
After the closing or supp srnenta-y Transatlantic
named above additional supplementary mails
opened the piers Of the American. English. French
and German ant remain until wirhi1
Ten Minutes of the hour ef sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
PRESENTs 4 81 OF ARnoR To rHE ELNG

London. June 13.-The Duke OF Marlborough
headed a deputaton which to-day presented 70 the
King suit of armor which formerly belonged TO
the Kings champion This historic armor was
recently offered for sale az auction and was puF-
chased by a committee who desired that IL pre-
served az Windsor Castle
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
GOIpradn

New daily limited service beginning June 18th via
Great Rock Island Route, night Chicago
oradO. We convince We best service
the best connections and Denver and Colorado
Springs tMantoU al the convenient Only
dlrect line 20 Manttou. Cheap summer daily
10 Colorado Utah with
days. For details 4. II. MOFFET. G. 7
4O1 Broadway, NeW-Yurk
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

arrangements have been made by Oscar Ham
n2erstein, by which the Gainsborough Octette, now
at the Paradise Gardens, has been engaged for a
run at the Winter Garden, in Berlin. The octette
will remain here until the end OF the summer
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Ay EycFpTJOy MADE OF CANADA.

Berlin June I3.-Canada is specifically excepted IN
the official announcement that the Federal Council
on the basis OF the law Of May % has decided, from
Ily 40 10 extend to the products OF Great Britain
and her colonies the most favored nation treatment
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
Special Monies.
Tribune Subscription Rates

Expression OF mouth restored: Deane dental spe-
riaiis Worlds Fair awards. s5s 4oth-se
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
THE PASSING THRONG.

The United States is too prosperous at the pres
time 10 have recruits falling over each other
10 get into the regular army said
WHY Major William B. Wheeler yes
RECRUITING terday 10 a Tribune reporter. He
IS SLOW. has charge OF a number OF army
recruiting stations in this State
with headquarters at No. % Third-ave- The aver
age American wants be in the thick OF things.
but the army IN these times of peace hardly repre-
sents the thick Let war scare come 70 the
front. and applications for admission to the ser
vice will increase wonderfully.
We are having some trouble recruiting the army
up 10 the new standard set by Congress, but we
are in nothing like the fix OF the English Govern
ment The United States Army has mUcn better
propoSltlon for recruits. and IL is only question
or time until all of the regiments are filed
NeW-1ork sends nearly twice many recruits into
me army as any other city in the country San
Francisco has been second in the recruiting list
Tor some time, owing TO the large number of re-
tments OF volunteers who discharged there
New-Horkers seem 10 favor the cavalry. perhaps
because they have so few opportunities for riding
in the big city. Nearly half the men enlisted AZ
THIS ofnce ask to he assigned TO the cavalry We
have sent great many to the Lth Cav
stnia. The large increase of the artillery force
ma kes US anxious TO get hold OF good artillery
men To that end a special artillery recruitin z
sta tIon has been opened in lower Park Row. Only
a small percentage of the who apply for ar
tillery enlistment can be received. owing to add-
tlonal educational requirements for that branch
of the service
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
MONSOON BRE4KS IN INDIA.

Bombay, India June tS-The monsoon has broken
and the rains have thus started unusually early
II is hoped they will greatly improve the crop
prospects.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Miss Trina La Pierre who took the part OF Annah
Moore last season in Way Down East will be
the leading woman next fall IN 1.-The Bonnie Brier
Bush John l. Stoddart will be the leading man
Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DAY's FORECAST.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST
Washington June l3-The warm wave over the Mid
storms. with copous rains areas in
that Thunderstorms also in the Ohio
and Middle Mississippi and Middle Missouri valleys The
Southern extended the Carolnas the
East Gulf States. rains continued Northern
Rocky region The temperature continued high
the Upper Mississippi Valley Middle
and Southwestern states with reported
~ degrees Kansas city. Mo
During Friday weather will continue generally fair
in the North Atlantic and the Southwest In the
Middle weather will continue
tied with the interior Of that district Show
also indicated for the Ohio Valley the southern
lake region the Upper Mississippi Valley TO the
Rocky Mountain districts.
Steamers depart Friday for European will
have fresh eastery winds fog and showers 10 the Grand
Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
Maine. New-Hampshre and Vermont. fair to-day
Saturday
For Massachusetts fair and to-day: Saturday
fair.
For Rhode Island and Connecticut fair to-day and
urdsy. except probably fog
For Eastern NewYork. partly cloudy to-day.
coast SATURDAY. fair
For New-Jersey. partly cloudy to-day and Saturday:
Saturday fresh sOutheasteriy winds
Of Columbia Eastern PENNSYLVANIA,
Delaware Maryland and Virginia. unsettled weather
DAY and Saturday: warmer Saturday.
For Western New-Nork. showers to-day and probably
Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

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New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Harry p. Smith has been engaged 70 write the
lyrics for John J. McNallys vaudeville farce.
The Rogers Brothers in Washington"
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
SENATOR TON" GRADY BACK.
HE RETURNS TO TOWN GREATLY IMPROVED ~
HEALTH. AND ACCOMPANIES HIS SISTER
TO MAMARONECK.

Senator Thomas p Grady, Democratic leader in
the last legislature who left Albany in the last
week of the session and went 10 sahatoflun Ii
Canandaigua 70 recuperate, returned home yester-
dsv afternoon m the Southwestern Limited. He
was met al the station by his sister, Miss Grady
whose sumner home is IN Mamaroneck ana the
Senator s~~or1psnfed his sister 70 that pace 10
the ne1spsrer men Senator Grady said ne was
feeling hrst rate He looked better tnan ne mas
looked for a
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Tribune ONCE. June IL m-The weather yesterday
fair. The temperature ranxed between 30 90
degrees the Gss degreesl being 81 degrees
lower Wednesday and IL degrees higher
the corresponding last
In city to-day Will probably Be
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

education is proceeding along two separate
INES IN Porto Rico. said Rear-AdmraI Stephen B.
Luce, L. s Il Getired). last even
PORTO ing at the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
HICANS I'M AS you travel over the island you
PROVED BY see here and there house with
MILITARY American flag flying over it,
DRILL and that means a school. The
other line of education is the train
ing OF soldiers in the two regiments made up Of
natives. The regiments are commanded h,- hr,ari-
cans VINO are West Pointers The natives who
are enlisted and trained in the regiments take
great prlde m their orSaniZat tOns, and make good
s9ldlers; They are improved both mentally and
physically by the training they get Good food and
proper exercise have the effect increase their
Welght and chest development and as they
stralShten up they gain an inch or two in bagbf
Ihey acquire habits of cleanliness At first thew
are aIrald 70 take a bath but they become fond
OF patnlnS Discipline in the regiments improves
them IN every way and makes good citizens OF
tnern, and when they leave the regiments and ca
10 their homes they carry education with them
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Andrew Mack will make his initial appearance in
Tom Moore" his play at the Herald Square
Theatre on August 81. He will spend the next
four weeks at his summer home az Buzzards Bay,
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Burnett's Vanilla Extract
Is best and the best good for and
drink Insist having Burnetts Don't be cheated.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In continuous white line show, the
changes in pressure indicated The Trhunes SELF
dotted line
ture as recorded a Perrys Pharmacy.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

ASSEHBLIhAN PLANK RENOnIN4TED.
Watertown. N Y June 13--At Ogdensburg this
afternoon Charles L. Plank. OF Waddington was
renominated by the Republicans for member of
Assembly from the LIST District. St Lawrence
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

arrangements have been made by Oscar Ham
raerstein by which the Gainsborough Octette now
the Paradise Gardens has been engaged for
the Winter Garden, in Berlin. The octette
will remain here until the end OF the summer
season.
Miss Irma La Pierre, who took the part OF Annah
Moore last season in Way Down East" will be
the leading woman next fall IN 1.-The Bonnie Brier
Bush" John L. Stoddart will be the leading man
Of the COMPANY
Harry B. Smith has been engaged to write the
lyrics for John J. McNalIys new vaudeville farce,
THE Rogers Brothers in Washington
Andrew Mack will make his initial appearance in
Tom Moore" his new play. at the Herald Square
Theatre on August 81 He will spend the next
four weeks at his summer home al Buzzard's Bay,
Mass.
Frank Mckee has secured the dramatic rights 10
George Barr McCutcheon's romantic novel "Grau-
stark" which will be adapted 10 the stage by
Miss Jeannette /. Glider. Miss Mary Mannering
will take a leading part in the play constructed
from this book.
Miss Elsie Leslie Is TO take the part OF Glory
ouayle in The Christian" which will be pro-
duced next season by IAebler Co. Edward j
Morgan will have his original part OF John Storm
Charles Frohman sent message by cable yes
terdav that he had obtained Captain r. Marshals
rev, nIsv Second in Command" for John Drew.
and that Mr. Drew will begin his tenth starring sea
son with the play the opening OF the Empire
Theatre on Monday, September 2
The work Of installing a electric light plant
on the roof OF the American Theatre has necesst
tated the reinforcement OF the opening OF The
Nikado under George A. BlumenthaTs manage
nent from Monday until Thursday night, June 20.
Miss Julia Clifford has been engaged as prima
donna.
Ethel BARRYMORE will appear in Captain Jnks OF
the Horse Marines" for the 1s5th time at the Gar
rick Theatre tomorrow evening There still
crowded houses at the Garrick, and the manage
ment is in as much doubt ever about
nouncine the end OF the run
new wax group entitled "A Mutiny al Sea"
was placed on exhibition at the Eden Musee yes
terdav II is placed in the Chamber of Horrors.
and shows a mutiny on a ship The captain
has been dragged from his berth and killed His
about 10 siay ber. Other sailors are looting the
ship.
Archie Gums water color designs for costuming
.sThe Chaperons' have been accepted by Frank
T Perlev Archie Gum has designed the costumes
FOR most OF the Leading metropolitan productions
IN recent years.
Shipman Brother. have announced 'Fudo' nhead
zt,.on,, for three yesrs bu, only company Will
be placed on the rosd with It. anc William s. GIN
VIII play the dtls role
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

To POINTS ABROAD.
The Tribune viii be mailed to cuba. Pert9 Rice Hawaii
and the Philippines without extra for foreign
postage
points in Europe and all the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune mailed a following
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Frank Mckee has secured the dramatic rights 10
George Barr McCutcheon's romantic novel "Grau-
stark which will be adapted 10 the stage by
Miss Jeanuette /. Glider. Miss Mary Mannerng
will take a leading part in the play constructed
from this book
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14
DIED.

BEEcKMAN-on Wednesday. June II. 1901 Madeline
Townsend widow OF Henry Beecknan daughter cr
the late John r. and Caroline Townsend.
friends the funeral
residence No 131 West 43,h-sr Satur-
day morning June Is. 1901 10 o'clock
Zntermsnt Greenwood
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Before leave city your outing b
sure 20 subscribe The Tribune. will feel with
oGt IT, The address will changed often desired
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IN NETWORK CITY.
Mail subscribers o DAILY and TRI-wEEKIiY vii
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AT PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION
The Tribune found during Exposition fls
in reading International Paper Company
have paper
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Miss Elsie Leslie is TO take the part OF Glorl
ouayle in The Christian" which will be pro
duced next season by LIebler Co Edward J
Morgan will have his original part or John storm
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

BY EARLY MAIL TRAIN.
For all the United States (Cutstd- oc Greater
New-Yorl. Canada and Mexce-
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Charles Frohman sent message by cable yes
terdav that he had obtained Captain r. Marshalls
,ev, nIsv Second in Command" for John Drew,
z nd that Mr. Drew will begin his tenth starring sea-
son with the play the opening OF the Empire
Theatre on Monday September ?
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

PORTO
RICANS M
PROVED BY
MILITARY
DRILL
New-York tribune., 1901-06-14

Shtpman Brothers have announced Puoo nhead
zy,,.on, for three yesrs bu, only company Will
r.. pIsceo on the road with It. anc William 6. Gi!l
vii play the ttla role
Arizona silver belt., 1901-06-27

saw below. The main shaft was then down lS0 feet. At the hundred there is a large crosscut run from the shaft forty feet on one side of the shaft, and thirty feet on the other, making seventy feet of crosscut. and neither wall is reached, and no evidence of their appearance is to be seen in the breas. of these cuts. From this point there is also seventy tiye-foot level run on the vein All these openings are in ore. When the two hundred is reached they will crosscut again for the walls, and at the same time con- tinue sinking until the water level is reached, at which point large copper values may appear. Ihere are many indications throughout the entire workings and on the surface which in dicate this conclusion. The Gro Grande is certainly a very big pros pect, if it is not already a mine. l am not advised as to the value of the ore but 1t is safe to say the owners are en- tirely satisfied as to this. l under stood from the management that the question of mill or treatment plant of any kind had not, and will not be considered until water level Is reached ''
Arizona silver belt., 1901-06-27

Central time east of Fl Psso. two hour faster than Pacific time T. H. GOODMAN. G. r. X T. Agent San frsnciso w. H Dresser, Local Freight and Ticket Ases'
 Bowie Arizona '. E. Hunt Comm eTciAI Agent Fl Paso Te1s