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New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
TO SHORTEN ATLANTIC VOYAGE.
PROPOSED NEW LINE FROM BANTRY BAY
TO THE UNITED STATES


London, Aug. 14.-The House Of Lords took an
unusual step this morning In suspending the
seasonal order, with the object Of passing on
its second reading the bill granting special
powers to build pier and other works at Bere-
haven in Bantry Bay. Ireland. in connection
with the proposed fast steamship line from
Berehaven TO the United States. by which IT is
hoped the voyage will be accomplished in four
and one-half days. The bill had already passed
the House OF Commons.
Lord James OF Hereford remarked that such
great public interests were concerned that the
government desired TO pass the bill at the pres
ent session Lord James OF Hereford. who IS
Chancellor OF the Duchy of Lancaster. added
that the promoters desired to construct harbor
works. with the object of inaugurating line OF
steamers to the United States The steamers
will be built in Great Britain. and will accom-
plsh the voyage in four and a half days The
assent of the Admiralty officials who are con-
structing naval works at Berehaven had been
given for the building of the proposed works
on the foreshore
Considerable excitement has been caused in
shipping circles here by the plans for this new
transatlantic service. The shippers have been
taken somewhat by surprise. They generally
express the opinion that the projected line will
be equipped with turbine engines.
1t is understood that the enterprise includes
an express line across Southern ireland and a
Channel ferry connecting directly with the Great
Western Railroad for London. The cost of the
Berehaven harbor works and the railroad will
be 100000.
The Harbor bill is the work Of Irish electric
railroad company promoted by s. G. Frazer, an
engineer, of Dublin. The designs appear In
their initial stages. No date has yet been an
nounced for the beginning Of the work. 1t is
understood that some American capital has been
guaranteed in connection with the steamship
services.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
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LAST HONORS TO CRIsPI.
iciAL AND POPULAR TRIBUTES AS THE BODY
WAS TAKEN FROM NAPLES.

.@pies. Aug. 1.-THE funeral of Slgnor Crispi To-
tbs @ ~s an imposing affair. Cordons OF troops lined
az oule' which was through the principal streets
., -ssen'ed arms as the funeral car passed. The
,r vas drawn by eight black horses. with sable
ssssf-Ass. The cords OF the pail were held by the
Sea- oi hone' Naples. Palermo and Ribera,
osg crispis birthplace; the vice-president of the
es.,eF OK Deputies and other State officials A
psss ~ oraped with Tags was followed by cars
Cha sh with floral tributes. The procession in
res.,. Alng Victor Emmanuers aide-de-camp, rep
ins nspAs the King; the German Consul. represent
ees1psror william; senator's. deputies. ministers.
Vetsrs, adfnirals, patriotic societies Garibaldian
lTnnrss-s. ano military and naval detachrnents.
and ya,S crowds occupied the streets. balconies
passas sHoows. All present uncovered as the coffin
board ths ~ - tne arsenal the body was taken on
<ergce cruiser Farese, where there a short
The eTs; Ts; minute guns being fired In the meanwhile
By the sailed at midnight for Palermo. escorted
Ettors elihofed cruiser Marco Polo, and the El
- -, -, conveying the family OF Signor Crispi and
feiAinent representatives
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
THE WEATHER REPORT.

washington Aug IL p m--The Gun storm IS sun
- ,t mouth Of the Mississippi and apparently approach
ms ~ -, :, ,ra Mississippi interrupted. but dis
- scsived from Fort ST. Philip. between that point
5 orleans state that high water and severe sorns
- -, svnsr,enced The wind at New-orieahs IS dow
INNe - ~ .wenty-four miles an hour from the
ssst with heavy rain. All Interests along 'he Gur
~st have been fully warned Of the approaching soFn
-, .,,n.- today IN the Eastern third OF the eoun-
@ -, vrith rain from Maryland southwestwaTS
80 ,n clf of Mexico Elsewhere generally fair weather
,,,ed Fer Thursday unsettled weather with rain is
tat.otad for the East Calf and south Atante states
.,.-.. - The lower Ohio Valley. Friday the weather
7 orobabv clear in Gulf States with norhwesteFy
lids In the Ohio valley the lower lake region the MD
- .z,,,h Atlantic states the weather VIII PROBABLY
% cloudy ana rainy. with increasing e9st 70 m a
sOutheast winds VIII preNah On tne
Atisnttc coast the East Gulf coast 6rlsS ,~
,gt,Ts viii continue Thursday On the Middle Gun
erN tr north 10 northeast winds Will probably shft
- Sni westerly Thursday, diminishing on the IeNas
brtsl west southwest winds are prooaole storm
o,1gs are displayed along the Middle Gun coast
.aTs which depart Thursday for european PoIts VIII
bss fresh easerly winds nd fog to the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
THE CzAR HoNoRs Won wALDERsEE

Berlin. Aug 14.-The s'Lokalanzeiger" says
the Car has conferred on Field Marshal Count
Won Waldersee the Andreas Order. with dia-
nonds and swords being the highest Russian
decoration. and only the third time the order
has ever been conferred with swords. The Incl
dent is regarded emphasizing the excellent
official relations between Germany and Russia
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
CzAR'S SUzERAINTY PROCLAIMED.
CHINESE LAWS OVER THE NEw-CHwANG
DISTRICT ABROGATED

London, Aug IA dispatch from Shanghai
dated August II, says the Russians at New
Chwang have proclaimed the Cars suzerainty
over that district, have abrogated the Chinese
laws and have prohibited the natives from re-
ferrlng their disputes TO the arbitration Of
American or British merchants and mission
aries All disputes must be referred to the Rus
slams for settlement.
ST. Petersburg, Aug. 14-The "Rossiya" saws
the Assistant Minister of Finance, NJ Romanoff
IS going TO Manchuria in August instead Of NJ
Witte, the Finance Minister.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
LoRIuER sToDDARD SERIOUSLY I'LL.
HE is IN A sANAToRIUM SUFFERING FROM
CONSUMPTION.

II became known yesterday that Lorimer stod-
dard the playwright is seriously Ill at the LOOMS
sauatorium in Liberty. n. Y. Mr.. Stoddard was
some time ago stricken with consumption. and went
10 Liberty in the hope that he would secure reher
but II is said that he has steadily declined IN
s.ra,qtb Mr. Stoddard is a son of Richard Henry
stoddard. and supplemented his work as an actor
by writing plays. Several have been sueGessIHi
Tfis bast known works are Napoleon Bonaparte,
in which Richard Mansfield appeared; q dramatiza-
tion of Tess of the ID Urbervilles IN Wnicn MIS-,
Fiske appeared and stage arrangeIneht o. NanIG ~
cravyfords story In the Palace or the hIns' III
which Viola Allen appeared
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
u NJ MEYICK,

Peter NJ Melick for forty-hve years superintend-
ent at Newark for the Morris Canal and Banking
Company. died at his house, No Al High-st-, New
ark yesterday. Mr.. Melick was seventy-four years
old and was born at Eastou. Penn. He went to
Newark when he twenty years old For many
years he was In the coal business. He was once
nominated for the New-Jersey House or Assembly
the Republican ticket In strong DemoGrauc
district and came within seven votes OF being
elected. Mr.. MeIick received a sunstroke in the
hot spell, and his death was due to that
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
"KEEPIyG THEN GUESSING, ISN'T HEP
MRS. cRoKER's REMARK WHEN TOLD OF TAM
MANY's INTEREST IN HER HUs-
BANDS RETURN.

Mrs Richard Croker. who sailed IN June re-
turned Yesterday on the steamship Oceanic. she
was met at the pier by her son Frank. Mrs CroAer
said that since she had been abroad she hao VlSl'eu
France. Germany and England she was eT'N VIC.
-,~,, nan and others were waiting with great
,,tarast rhe return of NIr Croker, but her only
nomrnent was Yes, he is keeping them g4essihs, -
isn't he9'' she smiled and then aooeu. sNV9S
!Sa Lt ba ,!s will keen them so for some time.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
ROOSEVELT ON HIS WAY HONE.

Hutchinson, Kan Aug. 14-Vice-President Roose-
velt on his way home from Colorado, stopped mere
for short time to-day. and from the rear plat
form OF his train addressed several thousand Grand
Army men. He thanked the old soldiers In the
name Of the American people for their valor and
sacrinces and referring briefly TO civic life. warneS
them not TO envy life of ease The brief speech
uas en- Enthusiastically applauded.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
MR.. RocKHILL COMING HOME SOON.

London. Aug 14.-"Mr. Rockhill the United
States special commissioner. will leave Peking
in a few days" says dispatch to The Times"
from the Chinese capital. THE French Govern
nent, with characteristic courtesy, has offered
the cruiser Pascal 10 cGnvey him TO Japan,
whence he will proceed By steamer"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
REFUSES TO DOCK THE CHICAGO.
ADMIRAL CROMWELL. WILL NOT AGREE TO DIS
CHARGE HIS AMMUNITION.

London, Aug. A-Rear-Admiral Cromwell is In
London tonight trying TO arrange 10 dock his nag
ship Chicago at Southampton The authorities
there have refused to dock the cruiser unless she
discharges ell her ammunition Admiral Cromwell
viii not agree TO this condition and the upshot will
probably be that the Chicago will so Havre or
Portsmouth.
The fact that the United States cruiser Columbia
docked at southampton a year ago for repairs
caused the dock authorities 10 impose regula-
tions in order 10 avoid responsibilities. The South
ampton dock is private. and not a government.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
THE MALTESE ANGRY.
TEAR UP THE UNION JACK AND DIsFIGURE
STATUE OF QUEEN VICTORIA

Valctta Island OF Malta. Aug. 1.-THE dscon-
tent here arising from the language question and
other grievances is growing more acute. On sun
day the Union Jack was torn TO pieces in the
streets by a large body OF demonstrators. This
was followed by the dishguring OF Queen Vic
toria's jubilee statue last night. The marble was
dcluged with damaging acid. The perpetrators Of
the outrage have not been discovered.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
II. II. FLAGLER'S DIVORCE.
DECREE GRANTED IN FLORIDA ON AC
COUNT OF HIS wIFE's INSANITY

Miami Fla. Aug. H.-Henry NJ. Flagler has Sc
cured divorce under the Florida statute
which provides that insanity of four years stand
ing IS sufficient ground for decree. The case was
heard in chambers by Judge Minor s. Jones' OF the
Circuit Court Ex-Governor Fleming Mrs. Flagler 5
guardian ad utem, represented the defendant but
there practically was no defence.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Sir William Laird born in Blair-Gowrie, the
third OF James Laird. farmer. Trained
10 the legal profession. he soon took SER
vice with William Baird G Co. ironmasters at
Gartsherrie He became a partner in this hrm in
1873 and president OF the National Union OF Con-
servative Associations for Scotland in 1885.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

.PR1NTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Papers and Samples for Germany
arIv he Sane Of mail matter for other parts OF
Europe viii not by this ship unless specially d
rectsd by her -. ,r.,,-
the Supplementary Transatlantic Malls
rsrsI abova additional supplementary mails opened
an the piers English French and Ger
and remain open until WITHIN Zen Aaih-
utes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
pnstnnce NnfIcr

Cshould read By all interested changes may
a time)
malls ending August II, 1901 VIII
close promptly all the General Postofce as
hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
many close at D m. Monday and Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary mails close at Foreign
Branch half later closing time shown below
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
URS HANNA AT AIY-LES-BAINS.

London. Aug. H-Mrs Hanna. who obtained
divorce from Daniel. of United States Senator
Hanna, Of Ohio, is at Aix-es-B -Bains with Baroness
Palandt. Her three sons have been placed in
charge Of governess at the Carlton Hotel After
the vacation they will be sent to private school
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
A BERLIN BANKER ARRESTED.
MAX oP1Tz CHARGED WITH DEFALcAT1oNs AND
FoRGERIES.

Berlin Aug. l4.-Max Optz. proprietor of a large
private bank in Berlin was arrested to-day
charged with heavy defalcations and forgeries His
customers will lose several millions OF marks.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
mORE GoLD oOMING ZION AUsTRALIA.

Sydney. N. S. w. Aug. 1.-THE Oceanic Steam
ship company's steamer Ventura sailed from here
yesterday for San Francisco. having board $780,
900 IN gold.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
Mr.. LOOMS PRESENTS CREDENTIALS.

Lisbon. Aug. 1i-Francis B. Loomis the new
United States Minister to Portugal had an audi
ence OF King Charles to-day and presented his
6entals
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
HOURS: Morning.

In this diagram tns continuous white line shows the
in nressra as indicated by The Trlbunss self
rscordng baroneter dotted line shows the tenpera
r a recorded az the local Weather Bureau. 2so feet
above the sidewalk
r. following official record from. Bureau
snos the changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date of
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

TFrrRsDAT-At $50 m. for Europe per 8. Aug.
Victoria via Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg Cnail
for France must be directed per {. 3 Aug. Vic
tore'l. ar : a. for France per La Bretagne.
rTavve (ual for other parts OF Europe must be
dirsctsd .'per 8. La Brstagne'D; at 2:3O D for
IteIv ner 8 DuChessa al Genoa. via Naples Cnail
-1Ist he directed per s. $ DuChesss al GenOa').
1--r-PDAY AY-At 430 for Europe, per s. Cnbria.
,ia Queenstown: $50 for Netherlands direct,
nsr = Potsdam Cnau must be directed per Pots
Sor,sS- ~ 80 a. N. for Scotland direct per .. q.
Anchorta mail must be directed per Anchoria'O.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Highest Temperature yesterday 10 degrees at IL m:
lowest IL at 3 D. m: average. r. Average temperature
for corresponding date year.
for corresponding date last twenty-five years. %.
Forecast for to-day: Cloudy unsettled weather. with
occasional rain and probably Friday rising temperature
Friday: TO southeast WINDS
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
NOMENCLATURE IN ZOOLOGT.
A VOTE TAKEN on THE QUESTION IN THE BERNE
CONGRESS.

the meeting OF the Geological Congress came up
to-day in the Committee Nomenclature. Two
propositions presented. The French delega-
ton proposed to make the existing nomenclature
conform with the classic Latin dramatically ana
etymOlogically. The American delegates proposed
10 make changes, except in the case of OBVIOUS
typographical errors. The Germans made com
promise proposition, which did not find favor,
After warm discussion the French proposition
accepted, the Swiss delegates giving the % De
Gliding vote for the proposal. The Dutch de!esates
and part of the German delegation voted with the
FTanCe.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

ror NevEngland to-day. except probably showers
,b soptb coast; cloudy Friday with occasional rain;
,,qbt 10 fresh southeastery winds
For the District of Columbia Eastern Ne" loaA s
r,s,lvarta New-Jersey. Delaware and Maryland
o1v unsettled weather. with occasional rain to-ss cay
and nrobaby Friday: rising temperature Friday iIeSh east
10 % YTinia North Carolina and south Carolina ee1a%
sttlsd 1esther with showers. to-day and Friday les
east to southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

The Tribune found during the Exposition hfs
IN the reading OF the International Paper Company
Graphic Arts Building Every newsdealer IN Buffalo viii
have the paper sale.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
DIED.

BAKER-At Great Neck. Long Island August Il. 1901,
Katharine COnser. infant daughter OF John c. and
Elizabeth NJ. Baker Funeral private
CHAMBERLIN-At Carlsbad, Austria. Wednesday, Aug
ust II, 1901, Wilbur j. Chamoerun.
GANTMACK-At West Haven. Conn. on Tuesday
Ing August IS. Arthur B. Gamnaek. infant os the
Rev Arthur ]. and Mary B. GammacA
HIxoN-suddenly on Wednesday August II 1901. at his
Hixon. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
LYoN-At Rossviue staten Island August IA. 1901.
Henrietta D Lyon daughter Of the late Caleb Lyon IN
MGEES-At Jersey CITY. Monday. august ~. 1901
invited to attend the funeral services which viii be
held at his residence No. $50 Noutgonnery-st., Jar
sey City. Thursday August Is. at II O'Clock a.
1nterment at the convenience Of the family Please omit
flowers.
MERRY-At Newark y j. on Tuesday August IS IDOL
Merry Funeral services from residence No 10
Lomoardy-st. on Friday, the 18th inst. o'clock
sINGLETON-suddenIv 18th inst John Single
ton, at his residence, No SD Rdgs-st, Forest Hill,
Newark y. J., in Funeral nd
1SOl Friends kindly accept this only intimatiOn.
lS George ". Smith. OF this city, aged &c.
wHITEHoUsE-on Tuesday August 49, 1sOi at her
residence No Y Reusen-sT, Brooklyn Heights, Emily
Louisa third daughter OF the late Edward Julia
Mhitehouse Funeral from Grace Church. Brooklyn
Heights. On Thursday. 18th inst. at $50 D.
The WOOdtavvn Cemetery
Borough OF Bronx. New York city.
ofes 20 East 23d Street. Madison SQUARE South.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Commander Frederick May Wise born In
Washington D. c., and entered the naval service
as masters mate in 1852. serving in the gunboat
notilla in Western waters. He took part in the
fight at Pittsburg Landing March ?, 1882. and
at Columbus Ky. March e. 1862. lie also
in the battle of Shiloh on April and T. and was
appointed to the Naval Academy midshipman
in September. 1852 He graduated in 1857. and
served on the Piscataqua aid TO Rear-Admiral
Rowan. commanding the AsIatic squadron. He
became ensign in 1863 master in 1870 and lieuten-
ant In 1872. As lieutenant he served the Frolic.
the Worcester the Hartford, the Lancaster and
the Dispatch on the South Atlantic North At
antic and the European stations; Promoted TO
in June 1891, he was for
three years superintendent of the Naval War
Records Office. He became commander on Novem-
wooden gunboat Monocacy, with which he was
present at the capture OF the Taku forts, in China
BY the allies in June, 1900 At that time his ship
was hit by a Chinese SHE'LL but on account OF
her antiuuated construction and the fact that she
was crowded with refugees. she did not take an
active part in the engagement
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THURsDAYAt 10 for Barbados and Brazil ,sT,. per
Capri mail for Northern sra5 81 ATssnNe e
capFi'5: at 12 n. (supplsmsntary 12:9c p m-S FOR
for Northern Brasil per s5rr q : RsTssas.
FRfDaF~At s1i55 II for y Mssieo per ss.sss VIA
for YIca'an per % P6S a2ysnsis5e Rs s Via FFosrssG &
Juan via san Juan at Q a n Complementary s:sO
for ssyanIa a. sn $50 m tsappIssnpsry ie 3 Per
for Fortans island. Jamaica. savannla Csrhsgens
Greytown per Alene man f0r Costa Rie9 must %
s. Morre Castle via Havana. 1 "a at 10 for HaIti.
PgfTn.dad British and Dutch Guiana be directed
sc Sr $ Uruguay and Paraguay per Saxon pscs
Mails for b .tsds e { az hs m o n SG5R a syns 81 3 and
connecting close here every Monday. Wednesday and
y steamer close al THIS once q daily s ssa
Malls sv f seat GSe . % Fa az THIS 9 s Sc TsnRa aS a. Ella Il
a m tthe connecting closes are on Monday. wsdnss-
dy ana .sa Tor n 1aeh S c ss zraas 6
s this .,a as F das Belize T. Pgeo G c9sa aaa a. and msl'
az this once daily 1870 tconnseus closes here
MONDAYS for Bsi.e SeTo (esssz sna I Gosa si aa
s D m previous day.
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
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HaxaH via San Francisco close daily $50
ats attsT y 5ss Laeans a@a IA due @ August III Toe
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Mails 1 EFop sSF aait6a aaa ao %
az $50 o. m up August tfT inclusive. for dispatch
psr warrtuaoo (supplsnentsry mails via Seattle
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he directed 'via Vancouver
China and Japan via Iacorna close here daily
al $50 D. up to August us inclusive, for dispatch
Olympia
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and the Philippines without extra expense for foreign
postage
For Points Europe countries the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune win be mailed the folowng
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CoAnIANDANT PREToRIUs DEAD.

Sagersfontein, Orange River Colony. Aug. 13,
slOoinmandsnt 80 Pretorius who was recently
suOl through the eyes, is dead.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
MARRIED..

TEN EYCK-GRIFFIN-On Wednesday, August Il.
1901 at his residence. No. $50 West e2d-st, View
York City. by the Rev w II. Eyck, d. D., Stephen
yedder Ten Eyex. N. D.. and Mrs. sophronis Griffin
No cards.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Address all communications relative 70 subscriptions
advertisements TO THE TRIBUNE. Nev-Yorx City. Re-
nit by Postoce order money order draft
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

London. Aug. 15.-"The Daily Alan' reviving
speculation as TO the date of Lord Kitchener's
-e'Ifn from South Africa ana as to his sue
- ,seASor says it understands that he will return
England about the middle of next month,
chief command
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Notices OF marriages and deaths must bs tn
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
COMMANDER FREDERICK NJ WISE

Washington Aug 1.-THE Navy Department has
received cable dispatch announcing the death at
the Yokohama Hospital or commander FREDERICK
n Wise He died Of heart disease, and had been
sick only few DAYS Commander Wise in
command of the old Monocacy when that ship was
fired upon by the IaRu loFts IN the carry stages
OF the Chinese trouble.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

MRS F. A. BRIDGMAN.
Paris. Aug. 14-Mrs. F. A. Bridgman, wife OF tn'
American artist is dead.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15
OBITUARY..
SIR WILLIAM LAIRD.

Glasgow. Aug H-Sir William Laird the IRON
master. is dead lie was born In 1880.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

BY EARLY MAIr. TRAIN
For all points in United States (ousids Of Creates
r>.,r~~ New. York;. Canada ard Mexico.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

Major Pond will sail by the Commonwealth
Today for Boston, highly elated over his success
" inducing n. Labori TO promise TO lecture in
america and brimming over with enthusiasm
over the violin playing OF Florizel Reuter-, the
cnieago boy. nine years old. now studying under
saarteau at Geneva. and soon 10 be brought out
pesore Washington audience J. n. F.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-15

one Of the Royal Bearers havng stepped lve vie
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