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New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
CHILTS EXPLANATION.

WHY SHE SEIZED TERRITORY IN THE coRDIL-
LERAs IN DISPUTE.
Buenos Ayres. Oct. 24.-Chil replying to a
request from the Argentine Government for an
explanation of the Chilian occupation Of the
disputed territory in the Cordilleras. asserts
that the sole purpose of the Chilian Govern
ment is to make necessary roads, with view
of facilitating the work of the British Arbitra-
tion Commissioners.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
EKNLEFs THANKS TO TIE KAISER.

PROBABLY THE LAST WORDS OF THE LATE
PRESIDENT REGARDING GERMANY.
Berlin. Oct A.-To-day an official Of the German
Foreign once told representative of the Asso-
clated Press that remark which Mr.. Mckinley
made at Buffalo shortly before he shot and
which was addressed indirectly 10 Emperor William
had only recently become known in Berlin and had
been received with deep feeling. It seems that Mr..
Mckinley while conversing with the secretary of
the German Embassy, who had been sent expressly
10 Buffalo, asked him 10 thank Emperor William
for permitting him 10 be present during the Presi
GENITAL visit 10 the exposition, Notwithstanding the
deep mourning OF the German imperial family.
These are probably the last words which the late
President Of the United States spoke relative 10
Germany
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
DELTA EPSILON CONVENTION.
THIRrY-FIvE COLLEGES REPRESENTED BY THE
DELEGATES AT PROVIDENCE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l

IBI TELEGRAPH TO The IKIBUNEI
Providence, r. l., Oct. 2I-College men, members
OF the Greek fraternity, Delta Epsilon. from all
over the country. were Brown University to-day
for the opening session of the big annual conven-
ton with which the college has been honored for
the second time in twenty years. 1t will continue
for three days. The delegates come from thirty
five colleges.
The first session will be held this afternoon at
the Masonic Temple. President Faunce presiding.
The public session VIII be held on Friday evening
at Sayles Memorial Hall. with orations poems and
4 history. The convention dinner will be held on
Saturday night.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
yLLyEss OF JoHy J. VALENTINE.

Oakland. Cal, Oct. A.-Jobn j. Valentine. presi-
den, OF the weIls-Fargo Express Company. is lying
dangerously III at his home in East Oakland. Since
last July no has been suffering from acute heart
trouble but not until recently was his condition
Considered serious short trip 70 the springs at
Paso Robes did not do him any good, and on
October - he rstuEsea 10 els hoinss ana hAs boon
se0dnSd ~ AiS bed svsy ss4eA
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
A WARNING TO THE COLOMBIAN ARMY.

Colon. Oct. 24-The War Ministry at Bogota has
issued notice the effect that unseemly conduct
disobedienee Of the orders OF superior officers any
communication with the insurgents forces or evil
long 10 the Colombian army Will be punishable by
the publication of the misconduct and the instant
dismissal from the army Of the guilty man. Dis
honorable conduct on the part of certain military
men has given rise TO this notification.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
THE PASSING THRONG.

1T is safe TO say" said Howard CatIett OF Chi
eago. at the Holland House yesterday that of all
those who have essayed TO lift the
SIX THOMAS Americas Cup, Sir Thomas Upton
LlPTON AS enjoys the greatest measure of
a LOSER. popularity with the American peo-
pie. He does this deservedy, for
better sportsman than Sir Thomas does not exist
II is no small thing to spend the thought time and
100000 to boot. that Sir Thomas has. and 70 have
your efforts nausht. know personally that
up TO the very last he only hoped, but be-
Heved. that ne had good chance 10 win, and that
the result of that last was as bitter pill 10
swallow well could have been offered 10 a man
Sir Thomas up TO the last leg Of the last race ex-
pected the shamrock 70 win That race in hand. he
following ones. for the weather was TO the sham
parent Ihaf the hes cEn chaiienSarn n 1bet ioe aS
crossed the Atlantic was not 70 prove good enough
utterance TO his disappointment other than in a
formal way, and as TO complaints, from the begin
he afforded an agreeable ana conspicuous contrast
Cup. the Earl Of Dunraven. '-
mo foreigner carried with him heartier
good wishes or left behind more friends in Amer
lea than did Sir Thomas when he
HARD TO sailed. II is of much sat
SELL THE isfaction that he will challenge
SHAMROCK again. He is going TO take rest
when he gets home and his vaca-
ton will be spent the Mediterranean. about
which he intends to cruise in the Erin The
Shamrock's being for sale is making a great deal
Of talk in the clubs and among yachting men, but
the consensus Of opinion seems be that Sir
Thomas will experience great difficulty in dispos-
ing OF heF Boats of the type of the Shamrock are
utterly use IS except for the purpose for which
they were bullt-that is, for racing. They lie fiat
on the water, and within the hull there is little
or no accommodation for owner crew. In order
10 handle the immense sails the must be very
large. Consequently such yachts are extravagantly
expensive 10 run. The number of men who could
aHord 10 race the Shamrock for a single season
could be easily counted. The boat cost upward of
S2uOOoO to construct. and Sir Thomas would be
remely lucky If he got offer of quarter of that
sum Tor her. l asked David Barrie, Sir Thomass
American representative, what the price put
upon the Shamrock, but he said he didn't know. He
added that he had no instructions from Sir Thomas
as to that but that offer would be forwarded"
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
LORD oURzOgs HEALTH IMPROVING.

a-.onoon. Oct 2s.-"Lord curzon. who had been
pow -e Tor a fortnight with spinal neuralgia, is
.r5 lowering" says the simls correspondent or
or Daiiy MALI "and he VIII start November
Q. rlr,sf OF Assam and Brrnlak. The approach
be dis,s, rendering n improbable that there will
-s-eIp nces IN Afghanistnn :,
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
ALL QUIET IN SAMAR.

MEASURES IN THE ISLAND.
Manila, Oct. 24.-General Hughes telegraphs
from the island OF Cebu, reporting that there
has been no trouble IN the island OF Sarnar since
the fight at the Gandara River.
General Smith is busy increasing the garri-
sons in Samar and preparing for active meas
ures.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
kA7IoYALIsTs sAIL FoR AMERICA.

.~.ssenstown. Oct 24-John E. Redmond Patrick
,s ,sn1gh and Thomas O'Donneil. the Nationalist
~ c's Of Parliament. who are 10 visit the Unit
stes IN behalf OF the Irish cause. sailed for
stear1essF this morning the White Star line
gresf = AiaJestic. from Liverpool yesterday.
~ aehd or was given them
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
WAR OFFICE SECRETS.
PREMATURE PUBLICATION OF PLANS TO
CALL OUT ALL VOLUNTEERS.

London Oct. 24.-An error committed by some
of the provincial police has led to the premature
leaking out OF the fact that the War Office con-
templates the possible contingency OF having TO
call out every volunteer in the country. The
War Office has distributed to the police offices
throughout the kingdom bills ordering all re-
servists, militia, yeomen and volunteers. 10 re-
port themselves without delay TO headquarters
with the view of active service. These bills are
accompanied by letters ordering that the former
be kept in safe place until telegraphic orders
TO post them up received The police of
Lancaster overlooked the letter and posted the
bills. causing widespread perturbation.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
IN TOUCH WITH BRIGANDS.,
LETTER NEWS FROM THE MISSIONARIES
WHO ARE SEEKING TO SAVE
MISS STONE.

co,stantinople, Oct. 24.-The missionaries who
- operating from Sarnakov. Bulgaria, are at
- in touch with the brigands who abducted
.oss Ellen NJ Stone and her companion. Nine
. s Tsilka, according TO dispatches received
,ere to-day. though whether negotiations COR
=. ransom have actually been opened is not
SSsclosed The missionaries the spot are ex-
.scted 10 complete the business with the utmost
aspatch
washington Oct. 24-Nothing has been received
. the State Department from its agents in Turkey
~ Bulgaria touching the case OF Miss Stone for
.ss last three days. This fact is regarded by the
ecias here indicating that these agents have
mi been able TO secure trace OF the missing
onan Up this moment the Department has
- dependent upon the missionary adgices fer
.eWs as 10 the movements OF the brgand bands
hsving failed TO set in touch through its
agents
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
QUIET ON THE ISTHMUS.
REPORTS FROM COMMANDERS OF
UNITED STATES VESSELS.
FOR FIRING ON AN ENGLISH
MERCHANT VESSEL.

Washington. Oct. 24.-The Navy Department has
received a mail report from Captain Perry COM
mander OF the battleship Iowa, which is now
watching over American interests at Panama
stating that affairs the isthmus continue quiet
and that there has been no material change in the
situation.
Captain Perry's report was accompanied by a re-
port from Commander McCrea, OF the Machas,
lying Oh the other side of the isthmus The report
4. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

at his chateau. at Chambly.
General Prince Joachim Napoleon Murat was born
at Bordentown. n. j.. July p. 1884. He was the
eldest son Of Prince Napoleon Lucien Charles. who
died IN 1873, and the grandson of the King
of Naples. Returning to France with his father
after the revolution Of February. 1SiS he entered
the army as a private soldier in April, 1852. In
1853 he was a sub-eutenant Of cavalry. In 1865
having risen the rank of lieutenant colonel, ne
attached the staff Of Emperor Napoleon, ana
1856 he became colonel of a regiment OF cayalry
of the guard. The Prince promoted 10 the rank
of general of brigade in 1870 and after the war with
Germany he retired from active service. de
married a Princess of Wagram in 1854. sire oled
in 1854. In 1884 he married Lady Lydia Hervey,
The mother of the deceased Prince was Caroline
Georgina. daughter of Thomas Frazer. OF Borden
town. y. ]. She died in 1873
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
Risaall San p.

BIssELL-on THURSDAY morning October "a az her late
Porter wife Field Bissei Funeral private
Burial at Buffalo. N Y Buffalo and Akron. Ohio
please copy
BROwN-In this city Monday 2st inst. c.. widow
OF T. Brown. in the lolst year Of her age
Funeral service private
CHURCHuI.-On Wednesday. October g. her late
residence lsth-st. Anna p. daughter OF
the late Timothy G. and Patience Lawrence Churchill
Notice funeral hereafter.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram the continuous white line SHOWS the
indicated by The Tr1oune's self
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tempera
ture S recorded at Perry's Pharmacy
The following Official record from the Weather Bureau
shows for the last twenty
four comparison with the corresponding date last
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

Highest temperature yesterday 90 degrees AT 1zO a.
m lowest AS D. 81; average temper
ature for corresponding last 6. average TEN
perature for corresponding last twenty-five years 81
northwest winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

Boston, Oct. 2i.-At meeting of the directors Of
the Erie Telephone and Telegraph Company here
to-day the resignation OF Henry r. Wilson as
director received and accepted and James 7.
Morse was elected TO I'LL the vacancy.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
DELEGATES ENTERTAINED IN MErIcO.
BANQUET TO THE MEMBERS OF TIE PAN-AalER-
ICAN CONGRESS.

ICAN CONGRESS.
Mexico City Mex, Oct 2i-This afternoon senor
Raigosa. chairman of the Mexican delegation and
provisional president of the Pan-American Con-
Sress. sent TO the governments Of Colombia and
Venezuela the peace telegram agreed upon yes
terday at the session.
A banquet given TO the Pan-Amercan dele
gates tonight in the Municipal Palace. Among the
speakers was Governor Guillermo de Landa y
Washington the Saxon father Of free America
ana TO Bolivar the Latin father of fraterna!
America Mayor Jose Algara said the figures Of
Mckinley and Diaz. the former draped in sable
OF this congress. General Clayton, United States
Ambassador, spoke. proposing the health of Presi-
dent Diaz.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
ROE ENTERT4INs THE GOVERNOR.
GUEST OF THE MAJOR GENERAL AT HIGHLAND
FALLs-To VISIT WEST POINT TO-DAY.
GBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

FALLs-To VISIT WEST POINT TO-DAY.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.l
West Point. y. Y. Oct. 2-Ciovernor Odeu was
the guest of Major General Roe in Highland Falls
to-day. Tomorrow the Governor will visit West
Point. Colonel Mills. Superintendent Of the Mill
tary Academy, has given orders for a review Of the
cadets in his honor. The reception at General Roe's
house lasted from TO o'clock. after which dinner
was served All the officers stationed at the Mill
taTy Academy in full uniform to pay their
respects TO the Governor. Many OF General Roe's
friends at Garrison's came across the river TO the
TeceDtion
No speeches We're made. Among those present
Colonel and Mrs. Mills. Miss Mills Major
Ba,nIn1isteT Miss Bannister Colonel Larned, Colo
Captain Rivers. Captain Upton Captain Kroner
and John Bigelow.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST
Washington. Oct 24-Continued dry and fair weather
all districts The temperature
sharply lake region and thence eastward
NeEngand and southwark 20 Virginia In the Southern
portions Of the country
the seasonal The cool weather in
the Northeastern will continue Friday, with
rising Saturday and Sunday No rain Is
indicated the few The winds along The
gland and Middle Atlantic will be fresh
northwesterly diminishing Friday night Steamers which
Friday European will have fresh north
westerly winds and fair weather the Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SATURDAY.
For New-England, Eastern New-York. New-Jersey.
Pennsylvania. Delaware. Maryland and the Dis
trict OF Columbia fair to-day and Saturday
For Western New-York Western Pennsylvania. fair
to-day; partly cloudy and Saturday.
rprRr-Sr- rOCtI.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

TWO CAPTURED GUNS RECOVERED.
London. Oct. 24.-Reporting to the War once,
Lord Kitchener wires as follows:
Colonel Campbelrs column, operating near
Slangap pies, has recovered two guns which the
Beers had captured at Scheepers Mex
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
DIED.

cAA1at Il x a, Bos'Sa October q Hannah Cart a.usa
dence Of H. G. DeIsna EnsIsses ye'Vess % * Tss-
October 2o at ESQ o'eock washington papers please
DiCSINsoN-on October - 1soI al his late residence
Dinso1 IN sSe @ EToSkyn Sss y q pneTOss Horass
Weassday october I@sia9cf IS IN her Ps @ 4mSoy j. on
widow OF Joseph L. Frame and daughter OF the ate
James Hears. Of New-YorS- Iatermsnt at Flushing
p m train from Long Island City Carriages IN Satas
youngest dauESts Of SH sSsG ISss Pe9SsF S Nv e As
& Hal 6Sss 65ss sSaA S 3 orssss ssssF?s.e = S at ss s
Bcays D. Z a 'S5i R9 q insc5ns5, Sg a M DrTs's an from
HARMs-on Wednesday. October IS Alexander T. Ha-ms
los Es, 5ess 16,bs vii vi e bed a. hs late resdsRe 30
? m ln'erHent oa Saturday morning
yz51sA 5NEII-A5 his hoss No SO West 72a-ss en
services 70 be held Saturday rnorir a. IL o'coe,
A. sES Church Of the Blessed sscTssat 71sst and
kCNHARDT-Al Paris. France on Thursday october 10
this cv IN hsneaEa' NJ a widow 9t II r HqnhaEdt Ot
Tg Ss are iny5'sq % attend the eeTal services 81
october 20 at 10 a m Intermsut private.
- 1a5i = a short Illness Tuesday October
aaqghter OF Richard T. and Lie Van sn InaS.Tyy.
parents BeT1sTy T 'e He,d a. The residence q her
1901 at ,. m -''1"'' O''''7r %
L. % id57 MoTristown. y j. on Wednesday October
Friday. 10Th inst. at S:i5 D m s'e' On
MIDDLEBROOK-At Chicago Ocroba- o. c..O-,. S.,.,
51.--et9cA son Of George i. a-d susan FIsves Mo-
U.s. @s7d A. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
T->f IELLl-On Wednesday October % 1901 FD-an.r
a'i8 Eo m E9 son . Ms Marie s Psas her residences
m Paradise forever clea~
1he stream OF love 5
roF every Il "a hare
\ pearl therein is growing
Cleveland ohio. papers please copy.
SL1ANE-on -on October 25. Eliza sloane widow OF John
T{0T-a' $50 = years Funeral from Chapel OF the
td6ar o. and AH'sterdanl-ave Friday Oc-
TROWBRIDGE-At Drssdan f,a~,,a,,. r,..b n ,oo,
Isabella Nesbit wife Of WiIIiar1 p -
October Is. O-N'-''' at N40S~7iis On
- Mt mis- home in Hobart-ave Summit N
OF funeral hereafter % ~ 'Ai'@i4S' -so'ee
I1lAt St Lukes Hospital. this city October
5-ues,ne TaneI carolyn Worcester, OF MontcIair n T.
TTsleeL OF hachel L. and late Major George
MoIcester Of Boston Services in St IJILe.s Eosntsi
ChspeL II m, Friday. October 25 N7S'
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
TOWING THE moYowAT INTO PORT.

Eoko,a Sew-Zeaiand. Oct. 3.-The steamer
s,ss tna s reported coming in. having 81 tow the
with lE -aono@ai, a week overdue from Auckland.
V'oehsrrs and crow OF seventy-nine.
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC.

ERTDAY-4t a. m. for Barbados and Northern Brazil.
ner 5 ; HUBERT Il m for Argentine. Uruguay and
Pa-asiav uer Hespertdes; az IL for Mexico.
$ CITY OF Washinston via Ia1npleo CInaii must be
directed .per City OF Washington }, for
S-gsarine Uruguay and Paraguay. > = Coronda-
SATJ-RDAY-At 8 a m for Porto Rico. per = Ponce,
J1an- a. m British. Dutch and French
Gulsna per 8 Uuer mail for ST. kits must be al
rsrt46 'per UlIer) az Q a. supplementary $50
a. M for Curacao and Venezuela, per 5 Aaracasbo
Sr,aT Savanilia and Cartagena must be directed
$3.50 a. Complementary
f0.SO a M Fortune Island Jamaica, Savanllla.
1Sartsea7a nd Csreyrowu, s. Allegheny mail
Costa F,ica directed per Alleghany'O: at
SE9o a m Csupplementary 10 nj FOR Leeward and
Tvindward Islands. and British. Dutch and French
C,riane FontabeLe; at 10 a. m for Cuba.
Moro Castle, Havana; az 12;S0 ?. for
V.tarzas end Nuevas. per HEdur (ordinary mail
oriv which must be directed per 5. HilGur')-
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dcrsed with full name and address.
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po=tomce Notice.

Should Be read DAILY by all interested. chansesl
tr1el
Fores1 mails for the week ending October Is 1901 will
the General PostorHce as
follows Parcels Nails close one hour earlier man
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Nas ror Ger
many close az ?. Monday.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close az Eo-s1s"
Branch than closing time shown below"
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
SATURDAY-At T:2O a. for Netherlands Greet psri
Ryndarn Cmau must be directed per = :. KSh-
dam'O; $50 a. m for scotland direct per : =
Anckoria be directed per s Anchof1a "
at 1910 A. m complementary 12 M for Europe PEE
Ftryra Queenstown: al II m ro- Denmark
direct per $ Island email must be directed per 5 $
Island'l
PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-This steamer taxes Frinet
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples FOR Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other paris
OF Europe by this ship unless specially
directed by her ,. ..,.-.,.
Malls named above. additional supplementary mails are
opened piers of the American. Euglsh FTencn
ana German and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour OF sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25
Burnett's Vanilla

is pure Don't your grocer work of cheap and dan
gerous substitute Insist having Burnetts.
The surest ana safest OF Blood Purifiers Jayns's
New-York tribune., 1901-10-25

Natl. for Newfoundland. BY North sydney. and
thence by steamer close at this ofice daily a. $50
SsGnseI.sN Cor Miausiou by rail- 10 Boston ard
close ar this ofHce daily $50
bv Steamer close this once daily IS a. the
HrdavI Nails Mexico City. overland unless specially
addressed dispatch oy steanas close a. this ONCE
daily al 1880 ?. and II Mails for Costa Fica.
BELIZE Puerto Cortez ana Guatemala. BY rail 70 New
Orleans thence by steamer close az this Office daily
- fI.SD o. connecting closes here Mondays for
Reze Puerto Co-tez and Guatemala and Tuesdays TOR
costa Rlca)- Registered mail closes az p N previous
day. TRANsPACTFIC MAILS,
Malls eor Hawaii China. Japan and Philippines. via
toSer t26 Inclusive. for dispatch Per s s. City OF
Peking. NAVAL via san Francisco close here datry ar
40 n m up October f2s inclusive. tor dispatch
$ ,r Gina and Japan via Vancouver close hero
ASa51y =. ESQ D. m October t29 inclusive Tor
dispatch EMPRESS Or Japaa 'resis5eFed mail
r.n.s-cbsndise which be forwarded Canada
Tor the T. s Postal Agent II shanghai closes $50
,,p p "a yoP Hawai japan China and PhiIppne Islands.
Via san Francisco. close here daily al $50 up
November ilcilsL.e, -ot usp-.-i per > 3 Gaeic
Australia texcep west Aus,rala Waieh IS for
wardet Europe). New-Zealane. Fill samoa and
Hawaii via san Eaac'sTo an SI1ss nsrs aSty az $50
sve. arrival OF $. Iucania. due az Nsw-YorS
Nsvembe, 70 f9s dspsssh BE- = vspSsFa
via Europe. and NewZealand. which via San
francisco Fiji Islands via yancoGver. close
d,spateh per Warrimoo Complementary mails Via
Seattle and yictorial. close al $50 m November TO
Mails Tahiti and Narquesss Islands. via San Fran
cisco. close here daily a. $50 November
Transpacinc forwarded sailing daily
and the schedule OF closing arranged the
tion Of their uninterrupted overland transit, fRegis
tered mail closes at o. m previous day.
CORNELIUS VAN corT. Postmaster.
PostoficA New-York. N. T.. October 49, 1901
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PRINCE JOACHIM MURAT.

Paris. Oct. 24.-Prince Joachim Murat died to-day
at his chateau. Chambly
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