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New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
Crippled CHILDREN Walk.
THEY LEAVE THEIR BRACES AT THE
SHRINE OF ST. ANNE.

Two more iron braces worn by children who We're
suffering from hin disease We're left the shrine
Of 81 Anna in the Church OF St. Jean Bapt!ste,
in East seveuty-sxth-st.. near Thrd-ave., yester-
day morning. and a little boy apd girl went home
rejoicing
There were eight r1asses In the church IN The
morning veneration of the relic in the crypt be-
low went on constantly Services were attended by
about nine thousand persons At the O'Clock mass
Father Nolin. OF Lowell. Mass. preached on the
parable of the unjust steward.
IN the morning Mrs. Theresa Dunn. % No 81
Columbus-ave. was IN constant devotion before the
relic. she has been each morning and even
ing snce the novena began. accompanied by her
son John. four years and months old. whose
left leg was held by straps IN iron brace For
twenty-two months he has been helpless without a
brace and has been under the care OF DIT Pymp-
ton OF the Post Graduate Hospital on Saturday.
after returning from the church. the boy began to
use his leg a little and YESTERDAY the mother re-
turned 10 the shrine with renewed hope
At the elevation % the Host the child iisped the
prayer TO ST. Anne. which hts mother had taught
him, and then she took him to the altar rail 20 be
touched by the relic.
Take this off, mother" the child whispered 4
can walk now" and taking the child TO the
sacristy the mother quickly removed the straps
and iron and the boy ran across the sacristy and
back and then bent the knee that before had been
almost useless receive the blessing Of the priest
The child walked to a Lexinston-ave. car with
his mother. without the brace. which was left At
the shrine. When later at his homo he was
playing with his older brother, and had no diff
Guilty IN getting about unaidea
At about the time that John Dunn dis
carded HIS braces. Mgry Burns No SCI Third
ave. whose mother Is t paid her daily visit to
the shrine and. efter being touched by the relic,
made her 10 the sacristy and had Mrs. Dunn
take of her brace. She had been FOR two and a
half years dependent artificial support. leg
being crippled by hip disease She walked home
without the brace. leaving II at the shrine. When
seen her home she helping IN the house
work.
Mrs Ratzman. OF No 20s7 Seconds ave removed
the brace from the left leg Of her Freddie.
who has never walked without the appliance,
being paralyzed the left side when year old.
The lad walked about the sacrlsty, but his leg
wasted and shrunken and his foot frail
that Father Roy directed the mother 70 put the
brace again and bring the lad back 10 the
shrine in the morning.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
RoT WEATHER sAL0TATIoNs.

From The Omaha World Herald.
is it began the slim man. but the fat man
Interrupted
No. that is pleasant. and enjoy it hugely.
When IT.
But was about to ask you IL II is
u said IL wasn't. / say that this Is
You msunderstand me. I only wanted to ask II
this is'-
Sir, It s not hot enough for me-" said the fat
man. angriy.
MY dear sir" said the slim man II said nothing
about the neat. only wanted TO ask you IL this is
the way TO soakers saloon"
And the fat man was contrte that he offered to
oilot the small man 70 a.s destlnation.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
WESTCOTT FUNERAL PLANS.

SERVICES AT BELLE VISTA TO-DAY AT 8
Richfeld Springs. N Y, July q Special. The
arrangements FOR the funeral OF Robert Folger
Westcott. the millionaire founder of WestcOtt s
Express Company. who died here suddenly last
Friday morning. completed to-day.
The services will be held at his late home. Belle
Vista, at o'clock Monday afternoon The
Rev. George Reynolds Of Philadelphia formerly
Church. will offfciate
The interment will be at Orange y. j.. at Il
o'clock on Thursday morning. The body will be
taken away on a special train Monday evening.
accompanied by the members &C the family and
friends
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
PENN's oARsHEg PRAISE HENLEY.

STATEMENT FROM THE CREW EXPRESSING
APPRECIATION OF THEIR TREATMENT.
London. July 1.-THE Daily Telegraph" an
nounces to-day that 1t has been requested TO pub
lsh the following messag ge from the members of
the crew Of the University of Pennsylvania:
hcity be given to their regret that any uncompli-
mentary Interpretation should have been put upon
remarks by one of the at the Ieander Club
dinner on July 5. Their unanimous and very
earnest opinion is that Henley is not only best
managed regatta in which they ever participated,
but that II is fair to all competitors that 1t Is
absolutely beyond criticism
Moreover, all the members OF the crew and party
were thoroughly aware of this before they had
the very Agreeable experience of Henley week.
They beg TO have it understood, byond ali further
question, that they came fully expecting fair and
kindly treatment, and that these expectations were
abundantiy realized.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
sIMEoN i. ROpGERs.

Bristol Conn. July 21-Simeon L. Rodgers OF the
silverware firm OF S. L. & G.. Fl. Rodgers who
stricken with apoplexy at his home
on Lake Compounce last night. died to-day Ex-
element due TO a suit now pending in the United
States District Court at Hartford. which was
brought by the international Silver Company. OF
Meriden. Conn., against s. L. & c. H Rodgers
is thought TO have been the exciting cause of the
shock Mr. Rodgers sixty years old.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
THE NovENA IN BROOKLYN.
MANY VISIT THE RELIC IN ST. ANNEs
CATHOLIC CHURCH

St. AnLes Catholic Church, Front and Gold sts
Brooklyn has what Is said by the Catholic
thorities in Rome 10 be relic of ST Anne St
Annes is now having In honor OF the
saint after which it was named Hundreds OF
Catholics from all Brooklyn have attended
the novena Many afflicted persons say they have
gone away helped In mind and body after touching
the relic. Father Durick, pastor OF the church.
says that he has never made any assertions regard
ing the curative powers of the relic but that
great many persons get spiritual power from com
ing in contact with the relic
The relic brought Brooklyn from the
Vatican by Italian priest about three years
ago. Just what it is. whether piece OF bone or a
piece of clothing. Is not known II is contained
in small circular case, which is held in place In
gold frame not unlike a small altar In form.
The official red seal of the Vatican holds the relic
in place
a solemn high mass celebrating the feast of ST.
Anne.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
OBITUARY.
w1LL1AM Il. MCCORMACK.

died suddenly late yesterday afternoon at the
home OF his brother. Lincoln Mccormack. in
Irvington. Bright's disease the immediate
cause OF death, but Mr.. Mccormack had been for
some time invalid from attack of typhoid
fever He born in this city in 1881. OF
the late William II. and Fanny Mccormack. He
unmarried in addition to Lincoln McCor-
mack, brother. Frederick c.. of Dobhs Ferry; a
sister, Mrs. Thomas +. Ormston. of Bernardsville
and two unmarried sisters survive him He was
a member of the Union League and New-York
Athletic clubs.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
MR. W. DEFENDS HIHSELF.

SAYS HE IS 4 HEATHEN. BUT NOT LIKE
THE CLERGYMAN WHO ATTACKED HIM
Atlantic City " J.. July 2l.-Wu-Ting-fang. the
Chinese Minister, addressed the Jewish Chautauaia
this afternoon, and In The course of his remarks
referred 20 his being called insIncere by MIN
lister recently. and denied the charge. L am
heather. but not like this clergyman" said the
aI,er
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
CHANGE IN NoRTH SEA coAsT.

London. July 22-"The rise OF the North Sea
coast or the sinking OF the level has been con-
frmed'' says the Berlin correspondent of The
Standard" by observations at the mouth OF the
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal There has been a de-
crease in the depth OF the water at the mouth Of
1885"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
THE ALBANIA YOT LOST.

Manila July A.-The British ship Albania. Cap
tain Browuell from New-York, September II. 1900
for Manila. which put into Rio Jaueiro Decem-
Der in distress sailed from that port on De-
cemher q. and reported lost arrived here to-
day- Six of the sick from scurvy.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
DIED.


peNson Efxa j. Dc La NJ Accorrra-k. William =
Downey. John Phillips sarah q
Dunbar. Atoirhus ". Van Santvoori Alfred
AMoS-Entered into rest Sunday July 81 Judith an,r-
son. widow OF the late Alexander :.
AZ her late residence. No i3o Berkeley Place
on Tuesday. July %. AT IL O'Clock Interrnen.
Moravian Cemetery. New-Dorp. arrival > p m
boat George.
De La Mon-agnie widow Thomas W DAVIS
Funeral services from residence No T4s Hin
st. en- Tuesday at l0-2o a Relatives and friends
are invited 70 attend Irtermsnt Greenwood Gene
DoWNEY-Suddeny. July re- John Downey Of hearr
FUNERAL services VIII held IL ate
derce. No IS East 5esh-st-. Monday morning July
DuNBAR-on saturday July 20. 1901 AdoEphus william
and friends respectfully attend funeral
services at the residence OF his father John
y fth-ave., Brooklyn. Tuesday July %. 1901
D m Interment private
MART1N-On the 2fst Mary Victoria VIII. Of Henry
Martin and daughter Of the p and Caroline
hsidner Notice OF funeral hereafter
Nj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. July a the residence
cl MS brother, Lincoln Mccormack. n Y
Miiiar n, son cf the late William II. Fanny Mo
Cormses, IN the 4lst year OF hts
PiILlIPS-on Sunday. July 1901 az her residenc.
No oe Wset 3Ith-st-, Sarah Barry. of Howard
rniilps and daughter OF the late Thomas and susan
hereafter. - = A--
VAN SANIVOoRD-On Saturday evening. July 90 after
prfef Illness, Alfred Van IN lis
unera services win De held MS late residence No
interment at Albany ' -
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C4RBrNEs INSTEAD OF SWORDS.
CHANGE IN THE ARMINe OF BRITISH INFANTRY
OFFICERS.

London July 2i-Lord Roberts. the Comma nder.
in-chief, has issued order that In future dis.
mounted infantry officers to carry carhines
fnanueuvres.
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may
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New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
OBJECT TO LAscARs on STEAMERS
ORIENT LINE MANAGER CALLS BRITISH sEAMEN
DRUNKEN AND REFRACTORY

Sydney. \. s. w. July 2l.-The Orient Steam
Navigation Company has decided to man its
steamers with Lascars, which means that the rnafI
lines between Australia and Great Britain will he
manned by black crews only.
The labor organizations have started an agita-
tlon in favor of inserting clause In the pending
Postal bill that only white persons should be er-
ployed on mall steamers.
The Australian manager of the Orient COMPANY
says II necessary TO employ Lascars, because
British drunken. refractory and ua-
reliable"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22
BELGIAN MINISTER TO DEPART.
BARON MoNCHEUR WILL SUCCEED COUNT DE
LICHTERvELDE AT WASHINGTON.

Brussels July 2l.-Count de Lichtervelde belgian
Minister 10 the United States, will retire from that
post at his own request. He will be succeeded
by Baron Moncheur Belgian Minister to Mexico
who in turn Will be succeeded by Viseount de
Beughem de Houthem, councillor to the ReIpian
Legation in London.
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The following oficia the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the for the last twenty
four hours in comparison corresponding date
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington July aI-The hot wave still extends from
the Atlantic 70 Pacific. and all records have been
equalled exceeded in Iowa Missouri and Illinois
detailed OF the duration and extent Of this
hot wave appears In special bulletin which
this evening There has rain except light local
thuuderstorms South Atlantic Coast In the
and the extreme Southwest including
NORTHERN Arizona weather will during
to-day likely Tuesday with practically
Atlantic and Gulf states and possibly the
Southwest On New-Engiand and Middle
coasts the will be light fresh south
west on the south Atlantic Coast they will light 10
fresh east 10 the Gulf Coast upper
lakes variable the lower lakes light fresh
erv Steamers Monday European ports
win have fresh southwest TO west
partIv cloudy W eather the Grand Banks.
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FORECAST FOR To-pAY AND TUESDAY,

For England partly cloudy to-day probably show
ers In northern portion; continued warm; warmer
Eastern Maine Tuesday fair and warm; fresh southN
to winds.
For Eastern Nev7Ycrk. fair. continued to-day
and Tuesday: light southwesterly winds
Eastern Pennsylvania, fair to-day; IN
southern portion; Tuesday fair continued warm, light
fresh south 20 southwest winds
For District OF Columbia. Maryland Virginia.
fair warmer to-day; Tuesday fair. continued warm;
Sght southerly winds.
For Western New-York. partly cloudy to-day possibly
the lakes Tuesday fair: light fresh
westerly winds
New-York tribune., 1901-07-22

Highest temperature yesterday e degrees at 4so p
lowest II degrees. q a. M average 81 Average
for corresponding 10; for
responding for last twenty years. 10
Forecast Tor to-day.-Fait continued warm; light TO
fresh southwest Winds.
Burnetts Vanilla Extract
a. best Is good for food and
drink Insist on having Burnett's Don't be cheated.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01

cents per pound, but a discount of 25 per cent is allowed on all stamps bought for this purpose, so that the net rate on tobacco and snuff under the Senate bill becomes nine cents. The Senate has been slow in taking OH the special taxes levied by the war revenue act. In fact, the only special tax repealed by the senate is that upon commercial brokers. The Treas ury has not been able to discover just what a commercial broker Is, though val street men could easily inform ft Al! other special taxes are left un- touched, except that on bankers who are treated with some consideration. Under the present war revenue law. which the House did not disturb. bankers were required to pay an an nual tax of $50 on the capital and sur. plus up to $25,000, and s2 per LOGO in e@cess of that. Under the Senate bill there is established fiat rate for bankers for S1 for each s1.OO0 of can. ltal and surplus.
 The Senators were not so friendly to the depositors in the banks as to the proprietors of thise financial in- stltutlons. The present bank check stamp of two cents remains in the Senate bill although it was repealed by the House. The bankers asked for reduction in their special tax hnt were opposed to taking off the stamn tax on checks because it had ten dency to reduce the number of checks for small amounts and thus to reduce the bookkeeping of the bank. The Senate committee met tho wishes of the bankers in every partic- ular and the general public is exDec4- ed to continue paying taxes on it's checks.
 The patent medicine tax is drawn in such an extraordinary fashion thai revenue agents say that they will nave their hands full in trying to en- force it and that most Of the returns from 1t will probably be swallowed nn Tn litigation over it's provisions. c. M
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-02-01
DIR. WELLS L'FEVRE
FINED $25 FOR NOT BEING VAC.
 CINATED.
An Anti-Vaccinationist-AppeaIed the Case, But His Appeal Bond
 Was Refused.

Dr. Wells Le Ferve the champion of the Anti-Vaccination Society which was organized in this city last year and for while waged war against the city officials, but later died hard death, was arrested Thursday on charge of violating an order of Mayor Alexander by refusing to be vaccinat- ed.
 Dr. Le Ferve was tried on the charge in Police Court Thursday afternoon and Judge Brown fined him $25. Dr. Le Ferve claims that he has been vaccinated internally, which he alleges is even a better treatment for the prevention of the disease than Scarifcation.
 The doctor appealed the case, how ever, but Judge Brown refused to ap- prove the appeal bond.
 It will be remembered that Dr. Le Fevre was at the head of the anti-vac- cination movement last year and call eu d HidSS lueellHS at tile court HouSe in this city to protest against the old method of vaccinating-by scarifica- tion. Among his crowd was the notor- ious Dr. Raschbaum who is now prac- ticing in "greener fields
 Mayor Alexander, when he issued his proclamation, stated to a Graphic representative that he did not pro- pose to tolerate the violations of the ded that If they get to monkeying with the law, some of them would get into jail"