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New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
AMBASSADOR CHOATE HOME.
HIS FIRST VISIT SINCE HIS APPOINTMENT
TO GREAT BRTTAIN-wILL REMAIN
UNTIL NEW YEAR.

Joseph H Choate, United States Ambassador TO
the Court Of st. James his wife his daughter
Miss Choate, and his son. Joseph Choate, arrived
here on the American Line steamer Philadelphia
from Southampton, yesterday. The steamer
docked at o'clock in the morning. and Mr.. Choate
and his family among the first TO leave the
vessel. A. W. Evarts law partner of Mr.
Choate met him, and the two walked up and down
the pier talking while the baggage Of Mr.. Choate
was being dsembarked AS It had been
collected Mr. Choate and his family went to the
Grand Central Station TO take train for Stock
bridge, Mass, where Mr.. Choate has a summer
home.
Mr.. Choate would say whether his return
home was connected with the Isthmian Canal and
the abrogation Of the Clayton-Bulwer Treaty or
any Of the other questions under discussion be-
tween this country and Great Britain. He said:
II had most delightful trip across, and have en-
joyed myself very much I shall remain over here
until New Years. and Of course shall go to Wash
ngton and confer with the President and Secretary
Hay. l shall not go to Washington for a few
days"
This is Mr.. Choate's first visit to this country
since he appointed Ambassador to Great
Britain, about two years ago. II is reported that
while here he will discuss with the State Depart
ment Great Britain's attitude toward the proposed
reciprocity treaty with Canada and the Alaskan
boundary dispute besides the abrogation of the
Clayton-Bulwer Treaty.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
TONY P4SrOR,S AYNITERS4RY.

This week will be celebrated as an anniversary
week at Tony Pastors Theatre, Thursday Will
mark the completion OF Mr. Pastors twentieth year
in his present theatre He opened that house on
Monday, October 81 1881 The opening company
follows: The French twin sisters Minnie
and Lena. afterward popular in Charles Hoyt's a
Parlor Match; Ferguson and Mack. the acrobats
from England; Lester and Allen. then a popular
negro team; Miss Lizzie Simms. the English trans
formation dancer; Frank E. McNfsh. Dan Collyer
Ella Wesner. Lille Western. Lester and Williams
the Leland Sisters. Harry McAvoy and Emma
Rogers and Frank Girard. The following week
Miss May Irwin made her first appearance in a
single speciality, and Jacques Kruger joined Mr.
Pastors forces The next week Miss Maggie Cline
was filing her first engagement at Tony Pastors
Theatre OF the actors mentioned as having been
the programme at Tony Pastors in his first
week in the present house. about half are now
dead and the nearly all still the stage.
There will be special celebration OF the ami
versary. Mr. Pastor that il Is not worth while
to do anything TO induce more people to the
theatre, there is no room for any than
come in ordinary times.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

ALLAIRE-At Allare. n. J.. Friday. October IT,
1901 Hal Allare. Funeral from his late residence.
Allaire N j. OF Tuesday. October D. a O'Clock
Phila delphia and Newark papers please copy.
ALLEN-At PIainheld. N. ]. on Saturday. October 10
1901 Adelina A. wife OF H. F. Allen, and daughter
the late James Brooks. Of New-York City. aged 10
ington-ave.. North Painhed, n. j. Tuesday. Octo-
ber o. at 10 m Internent Greenwood.
BARCLAY-At his residence No. 80 69th-st on
William Orr Barclay IN the 45th OF
services at above address Sunday
o'clock Interment at convenience OF family
Kindly omit flowers
CAREY-suddenly on Friday October IS. at New-Haven
Conn. William Carey. in his 44th year. Funeral
vice private.
COBB-At Deans. n. T.. October IT, 1901 John Nitchie
Cobb OF the late Oliver Ellsworth and Julia Nitchie
Cobb T4th OF his Funeral services from
resiaence. Georges Road at on Monday,
October 81. Carriages will meet IL a m train from
New-Ynrk arrival at New-Brunswick
CONGRATULATED Thursday. October II. at Chest
HILL Philadelphia, James Brown infant son OF
Charles T. and Grace Murray Cowpe-thvait
EHDERD-oa Friday. October IS. 1901 Henry Elderd.
aged years Funeral services on Monday October 2l
10 O'Clock a. at "A West 9otn-st Kindly omit
flowers.
KYTE-On Thursday October 1901. Florence Leslie.
Of J. Leslie and the late George
home EanWood N J.. on sun
day October 20 AIS Carriages will meet the
foo- of Lieersyst. Central Railroad or
New-JerseX.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
These passs
SECRETARY ROOT AT HAMILTON

I-tica n " Oct ls.-Elihu Root, Secretary of
war left Little Farhed Lake. William c. Whit
ney's preserve, in the Adirondacks' this morning.
ana will reach here late this afternoon. He will
AZ once proceed 10 Hamilton. where he Will spend
sunday with his son, a student at Hamilton Col
NEscrefary Root has had fine vacation, re-
rrted 10 be in excellent health and has been feast
fnl on yenison which he shot himself. He H5l pro-
sceed 10 Washington the first of next week7
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington Oct 19-The high and low pressures the
days been moving with extraordinary rapid
rapid has been the movement that little
precipitation occurred in portion OF
paths. twenty-four hours has been OF the
recorded the United States the rainfall
being confined TO small portion Of Florida, upper
Michigan and Northern New-England. 1t much
Saturday from New-England southwestward TO
North Caroana and westward to the Middle Mississippi
Valley upper lake region. the Upper Mississippi
Valley and the Missouri Valley much colder weather
weather indicated for all districts
Rocky Mountains eastward. The temperature will fall
sharply Ohio Valley. and thence northeastward
England and eastward 10 the Virginia will
the Northwest Brisk north northwest winds
will prevail along the NewEngland and Middle Atlantic
On South Atlantic Coast the winds will
light and variable. On the lakes fresh norherly winds
will variable. Steamers whiCs
Sunday for European Will have
weather the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
WILLIAM CAREY.

William Carey of this city. died suddenly from
heart disease at the Crocker House, New-London
Conn ON Friday. He assistant in the
editorial department OF THE Century Magazine
with which publication he had been connected for
twenty years He went into THE Century office
as a how He was introduced there by Noah
Brooks. For nearly two years Nr. Carey had been
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
GEORGE P. Mock.

Rome, N Y. oct. 1s.-George P. Mock. special
City Judge of Oneida. died this morning aged
forty-seven. from heart trouble.
Mr. Mock had long been prominent in legal cir
cIes and for several years practised in New-York
City At Sioux City, in 1891. Mr.. Mock achieved a
national reputation in the defence of Plenty
Horses a BruIe Indian. charged with killing Lieu
tenant Casey commanding a troop of United States
Cheyenne Indian scouts. The Indian was ac-
ult
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
EDNA WALLACE HOPPER IS WEALTHY.

San Francisco. Oct 1s.-Edna Wallace Hopper
the actress. is a comparatively wealthy woman
according the terms OF an appraisement of the
estate of her mother, Mrs. Josephine Dunsmuir,
just filed. The appraisers fixed the value of the
property at S2G6 526 to all of which, with the eX-
ception of $4,000 in trust for her brother, Miss
Hopper is the heir.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
OBITUARY.
REAR ADMIRAL FRANCIS NJ. BUNCE

Hartford, Conn., Oct. 19-Rear Admiral Francis
NJ. Bunce Z. S n. (retired). died at his home here
this morning. His death, while sudden, not
entirely unexpected. Last May cancer of the
tongue developed, and an operation in Boston re-
suited in the removal OF the tongue In September
the disease attacked the throat and the patient
grew weaker, fighting hopeless battle with the
courage which has always characterized him. Two
weeks ago he took his bed. and had been prac-
ucally confined there ever since.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

Milwaukee. Wis. Oct. 1s.-Christian wahl. one Of
the wealthest citizens of this city and we'll known
through the West. dropped dead tonight after
alighting from a streetcar his home. Mr.
Wahl was seventy-two years old. He came to Mil
waukee in 1916. He also a resident of Chicago
many years and served that city as a member of
the City Council Board Of Education and as a
County Commissioner. He was vice-consul OF the
United States Berlin during the Franco-Prussian
He is survived by a widow and three daugh-
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

Highest temperature yesterday SO degrees; lowest AZ
average 54 average corresponding date last
50: average for corresponding date last twenty-five
years. 81
to-day-Far with brisk north to west
winds: Monday nrobably fair
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

For New-EngIand Eastern New-York, Eastern Penn
syvania. New-Jersey Delaware and Maryland fair
day probably Monday cooler to-day:
northwest winds. brisk the coast.
For the District OF Columbia, fair to-day and Monday:
cooler this Tonight fresh northwesterly
winds
Western Pennsylvania and Western New-York. fair
ana cooler to-day; fair Monday; fresh norherly winds
diminishing
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

Francis NJ. Bunce was born in Hartford, Conn,
on Christmas Day, 1886. He received the best edu
cation the schools then afforded In 1881 he entered
the naval service, and in May OF the following
year appointed acting midshIpman. Later he
was graduated A full mdshpman from the
Naval Academy in Annapois. and soon after grad
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS RETURNING

Paris, Oct u tSpecial).-Among the passengers on
the st. Paul are:
Mrs John E. Cowdin. Taylor Morse
Miss CoWdln. Mrs. Levi p. Morton.
and Mrs. Charles E Miss Alice Morton.
Dana Mrs. J. Ogden.
Mrs z. c. Derby. Mrs. Parish
Mrs George Dickinson. Mr.. Mrs Edward Sner-
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fos-
Mr.. and Mrs James steb-
Mrs Maurice Grau. bins.
Miss Louise Grau. Mrs. Henry Cews
Mr and Mrs. Charles Mac Edouard de Reszke.
The passenger list of the Deutschland, which sails
from Cherbourg has these names:
Mrs. GEORGE Mrs. Lyman
Mathews. - baron and Baroness Won
Mr. and Mrs. Harlow y HengelmdIler.
Higg.nboIham. Mrs. Cyrus Mccormick
Miss Florence and Miss Mr.; and Mrs. Harold +. Nc
Alice Higginbotham Cormick-
Mrs James r Mckay. Mrs. Stephen Peabody
McKay-Leroy MI and Mrs. John Davies.
Nrs A. Hanna Miss January Davies
A Hanna. tr Mr. and Mrs. H ".
Carl Hanna
Mrs T. Yerkes. G. A Phzer.
Mrs Wanamaker Mrs r. H Townsend.
Thomas B. Wanamaker The Misses Townsend
These Messengers on the Potsdam:
Mr. and Mrs George l. Mr. and Mrs. o. H Morgan
sands Moncure D. Conway.
Rsron Cevers. Dutch Minis Edward Zedenrust.
ter Washington
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

The wedding OF Miss Ethel Louise Hills, daughter
ot SIr. and Mrs. William HIS and the Rev. Frank
lin Davenport Elmer will take place on Tuesday.
The Rev DR.. ". c Biting. pastor OF Mount Morris
Baptist Church. where Mr.. Davenport was until
recently assistant pastor. VIII otlciate.
The bridegroom IS graduate OF Brown Univer-
sty and OF the Divinity School Of the University of
Chicago. Al present he IS pastor OF the First Bap-
list Church OF Wlnsted. Conn Those who viii
assist at the wedding are: Matron OF honor. Mrs
Florence Hills Rogers, sister OF the bride; brides
maids, Miss Bertha Colby, Of Mon tclair, y j, and
Miss Claudia Hemion. OF PassaI-, y. J; flower girl
Miss Gertrude Elmer. OF West Hartford. Conn,
niece OF the bridegroom: best man. William HIS.
jr or East Orange, y. J., brother OF the bride;
ushers the Rev Charles +. Knowles, of Flushing
Long Island: DR. Truman Able, OF Mount Sinai
Hospital, New-York; Professor Paul Monroe, ot
Teachers College Columbia University. and David
3 Pike OF Providence r I A reception will be
held in the evening at $50 o'clock at No. West
One-hundTed and -seventh-st-
The engagement Is announced of Miss Gertrude
Abbe Williams. OF Maiden. Mass, TO William TIL
unghast EIdridge. OF this city. Mr.. Eldridge Is
business manager OF The Guardian" No. 800
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
Relleiors Nctirss.

CHRIST CHURCH. Broadway 7fst-sr-sfssoo /
WORTHINGTON. OF Nebraska will preach IL
o'clock service Evening prayer at ..
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
". c. BRYANT THE GUEST OF HONOR.
CHOW Tsz CHI THE CHINESE CONSUL. ALSO EN-
TERrAINED BY THE PRESS CLUB

William Cullen Bryant. the president. the
guest OF honor at the first dinner OF the season OF
the New-York Press Club last night Sharing the
position with him Chow Tsz Chi. the Chinese
consul at this city. who is a member OF the club
He is connected with the newspaper called Com
mercial Chinf" The menu pleasantly broken
with a musical programme. Mr.. Bryant. respond
ing 70 a toast, made a short speech. in which he
expressed his appreciation OF the honor the club
had shown him.
Among those who helped to entertain the men,
bers and their guests were Miss Aileeu BrOwen.
Miss Margreta Shinder Miss Sybil kasson. Walter
McIvoy W T. Holcomb, Alfred E. Pearsall and
Rrad
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
CHRISTIAN VAIL.

inca pactated from active work on account OF i'll
health. though his death was entirely unexpected
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

The following official from the Weather Bureau
shows the for the last
hours comparison the corresponding date of
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

The marriage Of Arthur Phillips OF Boston, and
Miss Frederika Pentecost. Of Yonkers. took place
yesterday at the home of the brides parents the
Rev. Dr. and Mrs. George F. Pentecost. The bride s
father who has resigned his pastorate to take up
missionary work IN the Philippines, the ofici-
aJing clergyman. The ceremony was performed
beneath bower OF palms. The floral decorations
were principally OF roses. The brides gown was
OF white crepe de chine. Her veil OF tulle and
her bouquet Of bride roses There were at
tendants. Mr.. and Mrs. Phillips will sail next
week for Europe. where they viii reside for about
year.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
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WEDDINGS.

The marriage OF Miss Frances Bryant Fisher to
John c. Juhring celebrated last evening in the
Hotel Majestic. Miss Edna Mott Juhrng acted as
maid OF honor. and the bridesmaids were Miss
Helen NJ. Gould. Miss Mary Hearn, Miss Adele
Ryer and Miss Mary Birkbeck. The best man was
Alfred Bryant Fisher brother OF the bride. and the
ushers We're Robert r. Wanbridge. Albert K. Ken
yon. Freder.ck r. KELLOGG and A. Hatfie!d. i.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.


TJ-EsDAY-At $50 a. m. complimentary 1870 a NJ
Tor Central America except Costa Rlsa9 % and SCUM IN
asIsmaa GasieS must be directed rer orizaoa; az
10 m fer Grenada e5 dnIad "a f a Isica 1o1l per 3
Admiral Dewey from Bosgon- -,,.,-..,., por,,
"FS Rieo mai Tor otser parts q Porto Rico oe az
sT5 t4airi Per : > Mt Vernon; ESQ a for
F6rtuns island per $ TIuneaTa for Haiti
he directed per :. Hungaria): at II m for Cuba
Yucaran. CanPeehe Taoasco and Chiapas. & per & :
directed per 5 sesura1eaD; at II p m m FOR Ia
naica per Admiral sampson ron 5,p "a
TICRSDAfC,At ,t-s1,, - az s1g Sa1ago Der 3 san
irS! ~ f M for Yucatan per $ Daggry. via
ERIpHY@At 10 a m for Argentine UruEuay and Para
suay per $ : Coronda; u for Argentae. Usu-
sfEicS 5n per C4ty 81 washington TanDco Cna1
s4TTRDAYEAt a. m. for Porto Rico per Poucs.
via san Juan al m ;or srs3 m RgJea and and Frenga b @
rected per UIler') a. a. complementary $50
mail for savanilla and CaTtsgena must De directed
1850 a M FOR Fortune Island jamaica, savaniIIa.
Cartagena and Cireyt9Mn per
$50 a lsqppIementary 10 a M for LsswaTd and
5 $ Moro castle via Havana
Afs ihsnde ef BY steaeT close at this once daily al p
sanraay GpnsstinS as % t0T Maaaoa 5y a to Boson and
enss Ms f o Ssa by rail- to Port Tampa Fla and ksncs
by close at this 9ttee daily at 70 a m Sthe
gpaayS Nails for Mexico CITY overland speciay
daily al 1so D n and II p N, Mails for Costa Rica
Belize Cortez and Guatemala, by rail New
by close this Office daily
at 11:S9 ?. m connecting closes here Mondays Tor
Costa Rica). Registered mail closes previous
gay TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.
Mails for China Seattle close daily
per $ Rioiun Maru registered mall be directed
Mails Tor Hawaii China Japan and Philippines via san
Francisco close here daily at $50 p up 70 Oc
tober +26 inclusive for dispatch 5. $. City OF
g Hawaii via snn Francisco close here daily az
p up 10 October rs inclusive for dispatch per
Mails for China and Japan Vancouver. here
daily o. m. October 10 inclusive Tor
dIspatch per Empress of Japan Gegtstered mall
rnerchandtse cannot be forwarded via Canada,
for the L. Postal Agent at Shanghai closes ar $50
,,ifs SoP Hawai- japan China and Philippine Islands,
via san Francisco. close here daily at $50
10 November ~ Inclusive for dispatch Gaelic.
MI. fr Australia Except Australia which
Hawaii via Francisco clcse here daily ar $50
m October fl9 and up 70 November 3. frcfu-
November 20. for a spatch per 3 3 Ventura
Mails West Australia which
va Europe. New-Zealand. which via San
FSrancsccl Fill Islands via Vancouver close
dispatch per WarrinnoO supplementary mails via
Vctorial close at $50 D November no
mail be directed VITA Vancouverl.
Tahiti and AaruussaS ISLANDS. VIA san
cisc daly at $50 2. November
s24 inclusive. dispatch = Australia
Transpacfc malls forwarded OF sailing daily
tion their uninterrupted overland transit 4Regis-
tered mail 8 n previous day
Postorfce New-York. y. Y October IS 1901
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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MARRIED..

FIELD-ALTHANS-ou Friday evening. October IS. by
Clair Hester OF the Church OF the Messiah
Brooklyn Carolene Athans daughter of DIR. Charles H
Althans. Howard Mortimer Field. OF Benz K
Field. all OF Brooklyn.
HUNT-CRESS- Wednesday, October 49, at the Church
OF the Holy Innocents Highland Falls. " Y. by the
Archdeacon Thomas Marguerite Cress daughter OF
Mrs Cruger Pel. Lieutenant Rdgely Hunt. Z. S. N
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dcrsed with full name and address.
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.pRrNrrn MATER. e

PRINTED MATTER ETC-This steamer taxes Frtntsd
Commercial ard Samples 1or GERMANY
only Tta class OF mail matter Tor oIher pas
o. ES1rope Will by this ship unless specA4ly
directed by her. .. ---.,-..,.,.,.
After the closing OF the Supplementary
opened on the piers OF the American Enssn E.ssSa
German stea remain until w.tnta
Ter Minutes OF ot sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
DIED.,

PARsoN.Enered into octoser 1901 AlfruA rsu-
peton Parson. Of Hannah and the late Dr. r. q.
Farson. aged IA years. Funeral private.
SIbtoH4EYER-At - ~ Montesir J.. Thursday. octo-
FUNERAL services will be held O'Clock on sunday
afternoon October 20. at her residence. Ciars-
nont-ave. Montcair.
WATSoN-At his residence No. 421 Grana-avs Brooh-
yn. October 10. James H Watson in the s9th wear oe
Ms sge Funeral services at above address Monday
evening October q. at O'Clock
"GOLLsEr,-At London. England. octon-r 70 1901.
tsSner motifs Hunt, OF GeOrga Wcolsey-
Notice OF funeral hereafter
Tomb. Woodlawn Cemetery. Handsome Granite Mau-
soleum for sale; low price Edmund Marks 22s Bvay
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
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Crosse. via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Bremen
wFDNEsD 63O g. N. for Europe. per = Ealts-
dslphia Southampton mail for Ireland nus, os
rects1 per Phadsphis') at $50 m Ior iDaiS;
per . T. Bismarck via Naples (nau must be directed
''pe= r Bisusrck'); az $50 a. N sup i7Ilsuea-S
10 a FOR Europe. per : s Ieutonlc VIA SSlssI1
town; 10 FOR Belsiun direct per = $ nsn7s
ton t1aiI he directed per : heHsineton
TF4T-RSDsY-A- n for France. Switzerland leaIy
Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt, Greece BFiLsn ma
Ll,-euzo MARQUEE :. Z AGuItaine Via E1ssEa
(-an f9r other parts OF Eurore must bs Grected
L LsAauitaine'1s $50 a N. 1or ItaN. per . =
SfriIi9 ,rlsu mus Be ; Stella ,
SATJ-RDAY-At T3N a. fer Netherlands -lIeSN -
Rvrdam Cual must be directed per 8 = Ityh-
DAM: al $50 a. for Scotland direct per :. 3.
Aorhcra (rnaN directed yer . > Ancnotia ;:
AZ 1880 a. m supplementary y NJ Tor Europe PTr
ErrI1ria via Queenstown, ar II a m or Len1@lA
direct per Island (raai must BE directed Der . >
TSlaui'l
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Address communications suoserptions or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE. Nev-Iorh CITY HSil
by Postofee money order. money ordsr dsi' W
registered letter.
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NJ DE LANEsSAN.

N lL LIN ENSAN.
Hsnessan Minister OF Marine, although
pe,x nean In politics has retained the man.
verv A' appearance Of the old regime. He is
'Nucuiar about his clothes, and his linen.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20

IN NETWORK CITY
Mall subscribers DAILY and TRI-wEERLY VIZ
pe charged copy postage addition To
the rates named above
AT PAN-AMERICAN EXPOSITION.
The Tribune during Exposition els
the reading Paper Company,
Graphic Arts Building Every nswsdsalsr in Buffalo VIII
have the paper sale
The Tribune mailed Cuba. Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines for foreign
postage.
For points Europe and all countries the Unversaf
Postal Union The Tribune mailed at the following
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pos*Omce Sotice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. as change.
may occur at tine1
Forsi-n nails for the week ending October %. 1901 viii
close promptly in all the General P1stofce ae
follows: Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier tan
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails 19F Sur
many close az ; p Monday.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close at Forsg-
Branch half than closing time shown oeio"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-20
GENERAL ANDRE.

'e1eral Andre. the War Minister who sue
ea me Marquis de Galliffet, is a tall man,
supple military bearing. He is an earnest
s1Dhcan. and has become the object Of violent
auei attacks OF the reactionary Catholics
-, Sauonalists who upheld the Merciers, Bois-
Faty du CLANS and the etat-major OF
Dyeone Dreyfus bounding days. General
- mas some very bitter enemies in the
- grades OF the officers, but on the other
-, ne has won the confidence and esteem OF
,s NA and file Of the army. General Andre
ao.Ie good public speaker. He is man OF
hsra iatner than of words. He is an able.
~ 0fking. honest soldier. and is no partisan