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New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
THE NEWS FROM MANILA.
a SMALL SQUAD OF AMERICANS KILL A
HUNDRED INSURGENTS IN LEYTE.

Manila, Jan. 4.-The hearing Of the Municipal
Government bill to-day developed an attempt on
the part of prominent Fihpinos TO secure a de-
lay of two years before taxing land which the
owners are unable 10 cultivate on account OF the
dangerous situation in the fighting territory
The bill originally deferred taxation for year.
The Commissioners adopted an amendment
providing that landowners who are not impli
Gated in the insurrection after March and prove
that the unsettled conditions prevented working
land, be exempted for the second year.
Lieutenant Steele. with ten men Of the 43d
Regiment and seven native soldiers. fought a
fierce half hours engagement with large force
Of Filipinos at Tenaguna, island Of Leyte, on
January g. which resulted in the killing Of over
hundred insurgents. Private Edward Nc
Gugie OF Company NJ. killed.
The situation in the island Of Samar since the
increase Of troops has heen quiet. Lukban's
forces are hiding.
Captures arrests and seizures OF arms con-
tinue in the unpacihed districts Of the island OF
LuZOn.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
KNIGHTS rENPL4R INVITE PRESIDENT
CARD OF GOLD SENT TO HIM By CALIFORNIA
coMMANDERY TO MEET WITH IT

Washington, Jan. A-Among the callers at the
White House to-day was Captain o. ]. Humphrey.
OF San Francisco who presented 20 the Presi-
dent BY Senator Perkins. Captain Humphrey Wis
tied the Executive Mansion the special envoy Of
California Commandery No. !. Knights Templar. of
San Francisco. 70 personally present 20 President
Mckinley invitation from the commandery to
meet with 1t upon his visit 70 the Pacific Coast
the coming spring.
The card OF invitation which he handed TO Sir
knight Mckinley perhaps rivals in splendor any
thing OF the kind that was ever presented 10 a
President. 1t is solid gold plate, Sz by 5z inches
and about one-eighth OF inch in thickness. In
the upper right hand corner IS an enamelled NAL
tese cross, with the usual insignia OF the order
having in the centre fine diamond OF about a carat
IN weight. II IS beautifully engraved with the fol-
lowing inscription
Sir William Mckinley.
Dear Sir and Frater: California Commaudery No
!. Knights Temp-r. requests the honor of your
HIRAM T GRAVES ". H FRANK TITUS.
Recorder. Eminent Commander
The card is inclosed in a handsome case bearing
on its the superscription in gold letters Sir
William Mckinley
II is probable that the President will accept the
invitation. and ne may hold reception in the
commandery asylum.
who on behalf OF the National Young Mems Chris
tan Association. invited the President TO attend the
grand Jubilee celebration cOmmemorating the hf-
tion which will be held in Boston, from June II
TO June Il 1901. The President said that II he re-
turned from his California trip IN time he would
be glad 20 attend the celebration
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TO OBSERTE ECLIPSE IN sUMATRA.

Washington. Jan 24-The Navy Department has
practically completed arrangements for sending a
party OF scientists to the island OF Sumatra to
observe the total eclipse Of the May IT
The expedition will be in charge OF Professor A
y Skinner. OF the Naval Observatory, who will be
assisted by Professor w. S. Eichelberger, L. 5.
n: F. B. Littel, assistant astronomer; G. y.
Peters. photographer. Lewis z. Jewell. computor.
and w W. Dinwiddie. skilled Iaborer. all Of the
Naval Observatory. The party will be carried on
a military transport from San Francisco to Manila
and on a naval vessel from the last named port
to Padang. on the west coast OF Sumatra. in latt-
tude one degree south. The start from San Fran
cisco will be made between February 20 and
March !.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

CLARK-On January "a Fanny. daughter Of The la;s
Joseph Clark. in her Seth
and friends invited attend her funeral
from the chapel of Ine Home loith-st and Arster
dan-ave., on Saturday. January %, at II a
DEMARAY-At South Orange " j. January % 1901
Florence E. Demaray, daughter Of Lyman ana
Josephine Denaray. Of this city.
Funeral from her late residence Altanont Place
Vile n. J.. Friday afternoon at o'clock
Carriages will meet train leaving foot OF Lioerty-st
New-York. at 80 p.
Ellen E, wife Of Ethan Allen Doty.
Funeral services az her late residence No. T38 ST
Mark's-ave, Brooklyn Friday evening, 18th inst. at
s o'clock
Interment convenience family
FLOYD-JONES-On Wednesday. January q 1901 ar the
residence OF his daughter Nc. IS East 63d-st New
York City, OF heart failure. Edward OF the
Helen Watts and Henry Onderdon Floyd-Iones in the
18th year of his age.
The funeral service viii be held Grace Church Massa-
peQua. Long Island. Saturday January 26 at 8 D m
special train will leave Long Island City 80 D. m
returning will arrive at Long Island City about SIS
HARMER-On Tuesday. January 80 1901. suddenly Alice
Maude, younger daughter OF John II. and NJ Alice
Harmer
New-eoohelle. on Friday. January IS 1901. D.
Carriages Will be in waiting arrival 202
train from Grand Central Station
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
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IDENTIFIED AS AN AMERICAN ARTIST
SUPPOSED TO HAVE DROWNED HIMSELF IN THE
SEINE.

paris. Jan 24-The body Of a young man Of re-
ened features which has been in the morgue since
January p. when il found floating in the Seine
has been identified that OF Langrel Harys. an
artist well known in the American colony Inc
r-ni+es States Consulate officials are attempting TO
locate his relatives His father is supposed TO be
Hepry Harys. of No. s,225 Lydia-ave Kansas City
He had not lived with MS parents for some time
an aunt having adopted him. He lived here az
80 IJotel DE- France and at Choiseul He was only
able to make preearious living by the brush and
SSbts began 10 annoy him. Recently he had been
ssiytDc assistance from friends He owed bill or
! 200 francs az the hotel, which was pressed Tor
Se~r,spf II Is believed discoura cement and imam
rial distress were the motives for his suicide lie
Was last seen alive at midnight on January II
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
MAJOR SMITH HAS no RIGHr OF APPEAL.
APPELLATE DIVISION AT ALBANY DECIDES
AGAINST HIS MOTION

AGAINST HIS MOTION.
Albany. Jan. A.-The Appellate Division, Third
Department, to-day denied motion of Major Cin-
ton H. Smith. late Of the list Regiment, of New
York City. that he be permitted TO take certain
questions before the Court OF Appeals in connec-
ton with his removal from majorship in that regi-
ment His conduct officer Of the regiment at
the Battle of Santiago de Cuba was investigated
10y board OF inquiry appointed by Governor Roose-
Welt.
Major Smith sought TO prevent that Board from
investigating the matter, as he was officer in
the United States Army when the battle took place
The Court decided that it had no jurisdiction
the acts Of the Governor in the matter Major
Smith was removed by the Governor and he made
an application to the courts for writ of
tiorari for a review by the of the action of
the Board of inquiry. alleging that it had admit
ted testimony which IL should not have taken
Again the decided that they had no jursdic-
ton. and the Appellate Division to-day denied
Major Smith the right TO submit the question of
Jurisdiction TO the Court of Appeals.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.

For Maine New-Hampshire Vermont and Massachu-
setts fair today. colder. Saturday fair
For Rhode Island and Connecticut fair in the interior
clearing On the coast and colder to-day. Saturday
For Eastern New-Yorx Eastern Pennsylvania.
IN northern clearing southern portions to-day and
saturday fair.
For western. clearing IN eastern
tion to-day and colder Saturday fair.
For New-Jersey and Delaware clearing and colder
day. Saturday fair
For District Columbia, clearing and colder to-day
Saturday fair
For western New-York and Western Pennsylvania,
occasional SHOWS colder to-day Saturday. occasional
probable.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
MARRIED

NORRIS-LEE-At Grace Church Brooklyn Heights on
Wednesday. January %. by the Rev Frederick Burgess
o. D. rector Florence Middleton, elder daughter OF
Donald L. Lee. to Alfred lockwood Norris
VARNEY-VAN NEST-On Tuesday. January % 1901
Trinity Chapel New-York City by Rev, Dr. vibbert
assisted by the Right Rev Henry C Potter Bishop OF
New-York. and Rev. DR.. W. r. Huntington. Of Grace
Church. Mary Alice only child OF the late Alexander
Van Nest to John Stewart Varney.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

PRINTED MATTER, ETC.-This steamer takes print
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only The same Of mail matter for other parts
OF Europe viii be sent BY this ship unless specially
directed BY her.
After the closing supplementary Transatlantic
additional supplementary mails
opened on piers the American English, French
and remain open until within ten
minutes the hour Of sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Postomce Notice.

should be read DAILY interested. changes
tinleO
Foreign mails for the week ending January A 80 lsol
all General PoSlorlce
follows: Parcels hour earlier than
closing time below. Parcels Post Nails Tor Ger
many close az D. n on January 3 3 Karlsruhe
Regular and supplementary nails close Foreign
Branch hour than closing time shown below
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
DIED.

HqRToN-As A. 1sT o late residence Eas. Fishs.ii r. z
Hortop and "a ..S. ,gS a. ,b IS S we o5 % " sra
OF Newburg \. Y in her $50 year
4 Adriasse PoughksePsis \. Y. on Friday at'srnoou
KELLY-on Thursday. January "a. Ms William Kelly.
Dnan ' No s IS qss w: & ST hss esk % M sasss
I-E;EsAt his residence. Monroe Ptaes Brooklyn.
January "a l90l Thomas K Lees in his SD ysa.
and Clinton Brooklyn. y. " saturday. January
Intsrmeut in Greenwood Cemetery.
AGHAsN-on Wednesday moFning. January 3. carOiins
Funeral the residence Of hrothe--n-aw
n I<agss No lo7 Alsxandsr-ave Bronx at 10 o'clock
A1ATTo T3mgEs4ay m January "A 1901 AZ ssr Iass
ot G54gs Ma, Nv l2i s asFTs911s g ss Ellen Na VIE
Notice OF funeral hereafter
EoE-on January 2s. Mrs Caroline h Noe.
V9 W. seFyees WI Ss aed q me rsstsenGs o 5sr scr
n, J.. Saturday. January Is. at ESQ ,. n
oLJPHANr-Afrsr long illness. James oHpsaat. aged
FF coes Services s 3. gaay sSsaaS % a 81 P,
ton-aye. Brooklyn.
4as. t7s: Mss;a %6 IT q 1901
Fasa sa Serves @ sasEa.7 @ he: i.8ssT ass . SG Ply
RoRINsoN-At Poughkeepsis. N Y. January "A. 1901.
Themes sto, Robnson Of the late General Henry
sILLIaiAN-At hs residence. No 56 clrnton-st. Brook
iyn on Ihurseay January "a BENJAMIN D siliinaan.
Funeral services win be held on Monday January %
at IL a
SCCIRE-At Newark. y. J., "a. 1901.
c, widow OF William :. squire So
Notice Of funeral IN Saturday morning Tribune
SWAIN-At Newark y j. Wednesday,. Janrary g.
1901. Florence JOY. Wit OF George Randall swain.
Funeral service the residence Of her father
JOY Nc 91i Broat-st Saturday. January %. 1901.
Relatives and friends invited
VAN DIEN-At Ridsevood y. J.. On Wednesday, lam
Diem. in her 74th year.
Funeral service Saturday January 2s from the rest
denee ot her son-n-law. Charles s Lsefs. Rdgewocd
at ecloCk p m.
WAFtEtEN-Suddenly Thursday. the Path inst.
late residence IeT (,ur1bsrIand-st Brpoxiyn-
Horace VI. -
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
vEs-45
Cypress Hills Cemetery. ''lf>
Once Madison Ave. 23d ST. NJ
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white Lns shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Trtbunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the terpera
ture recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
Tribune ONCE Jan 25 a. m.-The weather fair
yesterday The temperature ranged between 40 and "a
degrees average go being as degrees higher than
on Wednesday degrees higher than on the corro
spending date last
In and near this city to-day there will b. fair and
colder weather
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
RUSSIAN CLAIMS EXPANDING.
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN TWO AD-
MIRALs N CHINESE WATERS

Shanghai Jan. 20 delayed in transmission
As a result of the sending of the British gunboat
Plover 70 Blonde Islands, east of Lio-Tung. to
suppress the pirates. whose depredations upon
native craft were becoming serious, the expedi-
zion succeeded in destroying the offending pi-
ratcal junks
In connection with this matter. Fice-Admiral
Alexieff the Russian commander. has written to
Vice-Admiral Seymour. in command of the Eng
Tsh naval forces. asserting that inasmuch as the
islands are in Russian territory the British ac-
ton was unwarranted. He expressed the hope
that Admiral Seymour would view the matter
in the same light. Admiral Seymour replied 10
the effect that though he knew Port Arthur and
Talien-Wan were in Russian territory he did
rot know that this was the case regarding these
islands. and that he was therefore unable TO
coincide with Vce-Admiral Alexieff's views, and
that he could only refer the question TO his
Government. Admiral Seymour thinks that the
Russian pretensions to islands ninety miles from
Port Arthur ought not to be allowed. If admit
ted II is the opinion of the British naval COM
mander il would almost naturally follow that
Russia would claim the Niao-Tao group. lying
much nearer and extending across the Gulf of
Pe-Chi-Li. thus giving Russia complete control
OF the navigation of the gulf
Portsmouth, England. Jan. 23.-It is asserted
here that the British first class battleshps Ocean
and Canopus have been ordered to hurry 10
Chinese waters from the Mediterranean in con-
naction with the dispute with Russia over the
Elliot and Blonde islands.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
5peridL Nonces.


Expression restored; BY artificial teeth; Deare.
Dentist 4S4 Lex Ave. 45th; highest award Col Exp
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
rRANsArLANTIC MAILs.

sATURpAY-A- $50 a. m. for Europe. per g 3 Cam
pania viz Queenstown; at 7SC m for Netheriand,
Sirert per 5 Rotterdam (nlau must be directed
..per $ $ Rotterdarl'D; a for Italy. 8
Kaiser VIM. III mail be directed per 8. s.
Wm- IP(.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
MAJOR WASHINGTON CONTENT RETIRED.

Albany Jan. 24-Governor Odell has retired Major
WASHINGTON Content OF the 18th Regiment, of New
York City. Major Content has served nineteen
years and is retired at his request.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
The Rest of It's Kind.

His ry need not be heavy 4 order TO be ac-
curae notable illustration OF this Is found in The
Tribunes Story Of the Nineteenth Century Out to-day
pamphlet Price. 25 cents.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
DIED

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs Beekman and Miss Beekman will give {
reception this afternoon at their home. No.
Fifth-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
1.-THE ONLY TERMS-UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER.

them tea, and tomorrow Mrs. CadwaIader Jones
will tender a reception for them.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs Sidney De Kay and Miss Jane De Kay, Of |
No. 50 West Ninth-st., have cards for |
Fridays. and they will be home this afternoon, |
informally
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mr. and Mrs. SJuyvesant Fish 10 give large
hsll on Fe5ruary 6 and not on February p as
heretofore announced. This bali Wtll be ternli-
mated by co-illon. for which some beautiful and
original favors have been ordered.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs. Robert O.yphant gives theatre party this
evening for Miss Amy Olyphant which will be fol-
lowed by supper 81 TIE Metropolitan Club. There
WILL probably be dancing afterWard.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
WANT THE YOUNG EMPEROR REINsTATED

WANT THE YOUNG EMPEROR REINsTATED
Vancouver. 3 c. Jan. &-Five copies Of a peti-
tion asking for the reinstatement Of the young
Emperor of China have been sent by Wa Cum
Vow secretary of the Chinese Reform Association
Of Canada and the United States TO the Powers
most directly interested in the Chinese troubles
rbe feaf1re OF the document is the agreement that
if the Powers aid the young Emperor in, being
eernment may be dictated by the various nations.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

NJ. and Mrs. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt are
Ottawa, Canada. They viii so 70 Newport befoi
they return 10 New-YoTk. II is stil doubtful
lhey VIII 90 abroad.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs Frederick J. De Peyster gives dinner this
evening at No. lS5 Madison-ave
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

This evening Heber R. Bishop viii give a dance
IN his Fifth-ave house. The cotillon viii be led
by Worthlngton Whitehouse. There will be
number Of dinners given before the dance. Mrs.
Hermann Oelrichs will give Of these.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs Benjamin 6 Church's dancing class meets
@ nls evening az Sherry's. This viii be the fourth
meeting OF the season
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Nr. and Mrs Henry W Poor give large recep-
uon their new home Twenty-hrst-st. and Lex
iagton-ave to-rnorrov evening IN honor Of Mr..
SO Mrs. Francis D. Miilet and Miss Millet MISS
Nllet IS making her debut.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mr. and Mrs F. Marion Crawford arrived yes
'4fHAS To-day Mrs J. West Roosevelt Will give
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Last evening the Knickerbocker Riding Club
gave its first musical ride OF the season Among
those who were present e Durland's were the
President the Rev Braddin Hamilton; Cortlandt
Van Rensselaer, SCHUYLER schiefreln the Misses
De Peyster. Miss Clark. Miss Gregory, Miss Mar
IN, Miss Roosevelt. Miss Brooks, Miss Peck and
Alss Edith Livingston Mason
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs. J. West Roosevelt gives a tea this after.
noon for Mrs. Marion Crawford
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Cypress Hills Cemetery.
Once I Madison Ave. cor 2Sd ST. Y 2
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Mrs Adrian Iselin and Miss Isein give small
dance February Is.
Miss Marie Hewitt viii be entertained this even
ing al a dinner given by Mr. and Mrs. Juan De
Ceballos. OF No IS East Sixty -second-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
Tribune Subscription Rates.

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tFor Europe British countries IN ths
Universal Postal Cnon0
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

The Thursday Evening Club met last night at the
house Of John Bigelow. No. p Gramercy Park. TO
neaF very interesting lecture by William Barclay
parsons about the rapid transit subway. OF which
ne Is the chief engineer
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

Coleman Drayton and Miss Drayton. who were
70 have sailed for this country Wednesday last,
have postponed their trip until next month. They
expect 70 sail for New-YOrk either February 6
or February g.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

The infant girl Of M and Mrs. ". K. Wander
blk, jr was chrstened yesterday afternoon in
Archbishop Corrigan's private chapel at No 45z
Nadisoa-ave, and received the name Of Mu-ieL
The ceremony was performed by Father Murphy,
VINO. IL may be remembered was the priest who
oriciared ar the marriage Of the parents OF the
child. Clarence NaCEaY acted godfather, while
Miss Isabel Kemp was Eodmother The chapel
had been prettily decorated for the occasion with
PINK roses.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1901-03-29


Horace Greeley was lavish In his
gifts. often to most unworthy recip-
tents, and was most sensitive when ad-
monished on the subject by even his
closest friends. He loaned thousands
of dollars to a scapegrace son Of Com
modore Vanderbilt, and. when Wander
bilt appealed 10 him to stop 1t, Greeley
CURLY closed the conversation by say
ing he did not expect the commodore to
pay the loan.
In one of the many conversations L
had with him in his dingy office in the
old Tribune Building. l ventured to
suggest that he was more generous
giver than his means justified, to which
he answered: "Well. guess that's so,
but can't stop it. l am like the South
ern planter, who, after spending the
proceeds Of his crop in winter reveling,
closed up the account by selling n mig
ger; I do It by selling a share of the
Tribune" He originally owned nearly
or quite one-hslf the paper. When he
died he had. but one share remaining OF
/ the 1OO.-Success.