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New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
COLONIAL ORDER OF THE ACORN DINNER.

The New-York Chapter Of The Colonial ofoer %
The Acorn had its annual dinner last night at DeI-
monicos. The chancellor. Coionei oeorse 80
So ,r.s,ded After the dinner proper there
was narade Of the officers carrying the banners
~ the order They were preceded by two negroes
bearing on a tray huge artificial acorn whloh
opened and displayed number OF rear AooA9
mounted and wired for as boutonn;eres
After the health Of the President OF the Ohl'0o
s,atss was drunk Bishop Whitehead. OF western
pennsylvania. spoke briefly on The Ss SnuTcn re IN
sponded to the Our Fiag Robert e, ,be Gole
1ics , The Rev Dr. stires the new rector Of St
Thomns's Episcopal Church, spoke for oploiar sar
-eacl.ns" and Frederic J. De Peyster spoke io'
Guesta"
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
NARROW ESCAPE OF SAFE ROBBERS.

Cincinnati Dec. 1.-THE safe Of the First Ma
tional Bank at Felicity, Clermont county was
blown by robbers early to-day but nothing was
stolen The explosion awakened Thomas Donald
who on appearing, was ordered back into MS
house He armed himself and reappeared an
exchange of shots followed which awakened the
town. and the robbers fed 1t Is neteVed the.s
- civ robhers in the gang. They had blown off
tho outer doors of the safe and wrecked the fur
niture but had not reached the cash box: The
rabbeTs had cut the telephone wires. but II was
ascertained that they boarded traiE for Slncin-
d .ha uere on the lookout when the train arrived.
hrt the alert robbers swung off the farther size
e ,ha train The police caught sight OF them In
,be Instance but the robbers euded them, mace
their way through back yards ano crossed the
liver into Kentucky
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAYs FORECAST


Washington Dec. I1.-No storm OF marked energy ap-
nears ithn the field observations There is slight
disturbance in the Southwest which promises to move
increasing energy. East OF the MIS-
sssiDp no measurable amount Of rain or snow fe eN-
cent a. single station in Michigan Light nurries
of snow fell in the Missouri Valley and heavy snow IN
the middle Rocky Mountain region Snow fell also IN the
middle plateau. the Pacific Coast fair and cool
weather has prevailed The temperature has fahen IN
Eastern Colorado Wyoming and Northwestern Texas and
risen somewhat Florida and locally in the Ohio valley
Cloudy unsettled weather. with probably rain Will pre-
vail In the Southwest Thursday ard rain Is probable
mdd. Rocky Mountain region Thursday and probably in
mountain districts Friday. There will also be snow or
rain In Kansas and Indian Territory and Ar
kansas THURSDAY probably Friday The temperature
will fall in Texas elsewhere in the Southwest Ine
weather will continue cold in the plateau and middle
Rocky Mountain regions the Northwest East OF the
Tight Variable winds continue along the Atlantic
Coast and the Thursday. and probably Friday
Thursday for European ports Will
have to to southwest winds and fa!r
weather Banks. The discontnuance or the
dnlav Of the lakes for the or
teru,ination OF December Lakes Michigan, Huron
aha ST Clair at termination of December IA; on
Lakes Erie and Ontario. the termination of December
IL: on Lake Superior the closing OF the locks in the
St Marys Canal. The following special warnings have
been issued Snow and low temperatures in
fruit growing region Of Southern Cali
forDia Wein
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
rRANsPAdFIc MAILS.

>~,u. China Japan and Phthppae Islands
~,. s.n Franctsco, daily at $50 Up to
ns,srrssr ti4 inclusive, for dispatch = g. Peru
China via Tacoma close mere daily
oso o. N December fi7 inclusive for cfspafch
q. Q, Clavertng.
Nsiis for Ausraiis Except West Australia wnfcn - far
-ar6ed via Europe) New-Zeasand. ELL. Samoa ano
HAWAII via IA Francisco close here daily a. $50
n m after December -. and Up TO Decenaosr VI n
c,usvs, or on arriya! Of = Carpan.. dgs At Ss"-
York December f3i for Dispatch per s. q Sonona.-
Mails for Hawaii. Japan. China and Phnirpins is.a0
via san Francisco close hare daily at SEQ p o. up 10
fecember wa inclusive for dispatch per = cnrese
Mali China and japan. yia yascc1vs, ssoss ~
datty ct m 10 December f2Ss fncicafy9s
dispatch Empr:.e ef fndiA msssssssa ss.S. -
the %. p Postal Agency at shanshai es''oe % ~
Nss for Tahiti and Mareuesas isiands via san ~
cisco ciose here daily at $50 n np 20 pecen'~ -
Inclusive foF Dispatch .. AnssranAs
rranspacae mails are forwardsd TO Pct % oS1
fion Of their uninterrupted svessand uan.''' t"ss~
tered mail ''a'ss oHsfaa a Z E Txw coT Pe.sm.ssA
po.aanca Nsx=Yu1k u. x. December 49,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
KIDNAPPED BOY RECOFERED.

TRAMPs COMPELLED HIM TO BEG FOR THEM
ESCAPED AND TOLD POLICE
Buffalo Dec 1f-Walter n. Brunner. sixteen
wears old the son of Michael Drummer, chief Oh
Battalion No. 2, of the Buffalo Fire Department
was brought home to-day by his father VINO re-
cefved dispatch from Batavia that his son was IN
that city.
Young Drummer kidnapped from Buffalo on
Monday by five men. who We're tramps ana car ear
ried aWay The men frightened him into pegglng
for them until Batavia was reached When ne
esca2ed and sought protection from Poicei@iaIi. man
7 asr night the boy, who In pitifuI shape; was
taken to Police Headquarters in Batavia ana 'olu
his story. which the officials verlned
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
MARcosT WAITING FOR THE LUCANIA

81. Jonns. N. F., Dec. u-Wiam Marconi. OF
wireless telesraphy fame. is awaiting the ARRIVAL
In micoeean OF the Cunard Line steamship Lu-
csna He hopes TO omen wireless communication
with the Lucania while she is still from two nun
ereo and fifty 70 three hundred miles from n lano:
Mr. Aarconi VIII follow the steamers piosfeso
across the long stretch of parallel WITH tne
region beyond the Grand Banks. He expects these
experiments viii prove beyond dispute the practl-
cal utility or the Invention of wireless telegrapny-
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

1880 a. m No. 655 East Thirteenfh-st' Hucoph
scheratern. slight
,o.a, No $50 West Nnety-ninth-st.. Edward
Dunn. $500
12:45 . m No l2e5 Am.serdarn-ave.. owner unknown.
$50.
No o1o West Fourteenth-st. J. Green slight
a.ao n m No 214 East Seventy-seventn-st-' Mafs
Arrenon. $500. .,,
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY hy all interested as changes
at time)
Foreign mails for the week ending December IA. 1891.
will close (prouptIy General Postenics
Malls close hour earlier tnan
closing Parcels Post Malls TOR Ger
many close at p Wednesday. per 8 s. Deurscnanos
Friday per x. VIM der Crosse
Regular and Supplementary malls close at Forssn
hour than closing time SHOWN below
(except that Supplementary Malls Europe ard Central
America. Colon hour later at Foreign
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
rEINLEY CARRIAGE BURNED.

f,bicaro Dec 1.-THE carriage in which President
Mckinley rode when he was here attending the
neace Jubilee celebration in 1885, and which played
= conspicuous part in the Mckinley memorial ser
vices was DESTROYED in fire early to-day which
de.troyed the livery stables Of the Leroy Payhe
Comnany No. III Michigan-ave.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

Highest temperature yesterday All swss aaj average
81 Average Temperature corresponding date last
year Ell average far corresponding date last
twenty-five years, 81,
Local Partly eioucy s-aaF ana Fr1aaSi STA
..A..-u tsmperaturej light, variable winds
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
WIFE TO TESTIFY AGAINST HUSBAND.

HaverhilI Mass. Dec. u.-Not guilty was the
pIea entered to the charge of numbering James
stokes by John B. Mutch in the District Court
toJaIT Nutch surrendered to the ponce aIter
shooting Stokes in fit Of jealousy. at seeing MIS-:
NTntcb in Sfokes's company. He was held witnout
baii for " the grand jury AS witness. Mrs Mutcn
hell IN 81 COO
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
WHAT DO PREsBYTERIANs BELIEVE,

THE REVISION COMMITTEE BUsILY AT WORK on
NEW pocTRINAL STATEMENT.
Washington Dec. 11.-Considerable progress was
made to-day by the Presbyterian Revision Com
rnittee. which preparing brief doctrina state
ment Of faith The important subjects regarding
the person and work of Jesus Christ and regard
ing also person and work Of the Holy Spirit re-
ceived careful attention. and the further subjects
OF justification, repentance and the life TO come
were passed III review
The day was fruitful in results and witnessed
the greatest progress that the committee has made
While IT is not probable that the work which
must be done at this meeting or the committee
can be completed until some time next week, yet
me members say that II is possible 10 see the end
OF The labors upon the part OF the Work "hich mas
engaged their attention thus far
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
DIED..

pRAPER-on Tuesday. December 10. 1901. in ths sotb
y yfs Prot P re john " Draper NJ D. IL. d. Friends Of
the family invited attend the funeral from nsr
late residence. at Hastinsson-Hudson Decemosf -
1901 at 1880 m Interment ar Greenwood
CusHMAN-suddeny. December 10. 1901. Archibald r
the I'D year OF his age Funeral services
Trinity Chapel
DAILEY-On December 10. at Kankakee. III. Frank
Chamberlain Daley. Of the late William J r
aged IS years take place from the Church
of TRANSPORTATION. csth-sd near ath-ave; Nsw
York Thursday. December H. AT 1870 a. m FTiends
respectfully invited TO attend Interment IN Green
wood Cemstery-
DULKEN-At Astoria Long Island. Tuesday, Decem-
from his late residence No Bevoiseave tnear
Broadway Astoria. Long Island on saturday Decem-
IA o'clock London. Paris and Leipssc papers
please copy
MARsH-As Nsw-MllsOrs Corr Dsce.ssr c 10 Tns%D- S
s,1,o, s9n n Marsh aEes IS ~ s1 oeoeS
N1EBUHR-on Tuesday. December TO- FraIey C. Niebuhr.
in the SOD year OF his Funeral services SATURDAY
No. S36 Clinton-ave-. Brooklyn
Brooklyn. Il. Elizabeth Marshall. widow OF
Samuel T Skinner Notice OF funeral hereafter.
STEPHENSON Friday evening December 6. Caroline
No. s3s washing,on-ave Brooklyn. in the
e5th year Of her Friends invited 70 attend funeral
UTLER-
Medical Society es The County Of New-York-Menbers
requested TO attend the funeral Of Dr. Francis Ashry
ave. at o'clock P m Ihursday m sd 3 December T. lsea.
JOHN VAN DOREN YOUNG. NJ. D.. Secretary
Julia Townsend wife Of the late Joseph NJ valentine
residence Of her SON Charles a valentine No n East
45th-st- Interment at woodiawn. following services
The woodInwn Cemetery.
Borough of Bronx. New York city.
ONCE 2n East 2sd Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

The Dafntiest Christmas Gtft-Ask for DeiestTez ,e
Toilet SoapsAmaryiiis Du 'apoH' oeii
cate and nnrular perfume.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY
For New-England. Eastern New-York. Eastern Penn
svlvana New-Jersey Delaware partly cloudy to-day
and tomorrow; light. variable winds.
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western New-York.
clo,dv TODAY and Friday; light variable winds.
For the District of Columbia. Maryland and Virginia
cloudy Friday: little change In temper
a southerly winds
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white ins shews the
IN indicated by The Tribunea SELF
recording barometer The dotted line shows tho tempera
ture as recorded Ferrys Pharmacy.
he following oacia record fram the Weather Bureau
now, the changes In temperature for the last
four hours In comparison with the corresponding date at
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
NOTES OF THE STAGE

The fire in the Bjou Theatre Building on Iues-
day evening injured the costumes for Miss May
Irv,ir,s farce The Widow Jones'. which were
stored there set will be made IN I tne ISF es
Miss Irwins opening at the BiJou, on DeceHioer d.
now bcycle act was performed on the stage at
r,roctors Twenty-third Street Theatre yesterday
for the first time this country The riding IS done
inside a dish shaped structure filling the whore
stage with sides built of Stats. placed at an angie
Of about AZ degrees. The performance has an ap-
nearance OF difficulty and danger wnlch Is, peInaps;
largely appearance only, but it makes mover ana
interesting show
James w Morrissey has signed contract "i'h
John H Springer. manager of the Grand opera
House for an eight weeks season of grand ana
comic opera in English. The season will begin IN
May and the repertory will embrace .rFamr, a1sr
Rusticana' II Pasliacci." n Troyatore;, Inc
Rohemian Girl THE Mikado'' and Lucia
A judicial party attended the performance OF Inc
Messenger Boy" at Daly's Theatre last night after
being entertained at dinner at the Freundscnatt
C1ub IT included Recorder Gof and Judges Cow
INC NcMahon Newburger, Blanchard, CiaTke
IaSnehlin. Scott Dugro. Davy and Slower
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12
MARRIED..

rooTE-TTRNER-On Wednesday. December IL. IDOL
a. calvary Church. New-York. by the Rev DR.: j.
Lewis rector Of the parish assisted ny t9s hes
F,ngiewood y. J., Mary Esther Beach. caughter OF
II.sh.-+ reach ard Sarah Floyd Turner to Nathaniel
Foote.
roRENrzEN-TuRNER-on Wednesday, pecember II.
1aOI at Calvary Church, New-York. ny the Rev.
Dr. Lewis Parks. rector Of the parish assisted ed
hy the George F. F1fchtner. rector OF 81
Paurs Church. Ensewood. n. j.. Anna Tracy dangh.
ter OF Herbert Beach and Sarah Floyd Turner 70 csf
Christian Iorentzen.
NoRpEN-AMEND-o Tuesday. Dsesmeer 70 q ths
rrsaencs of tha brides mother, The danss, H!sn-
wa,d N j. by the Rev. Or. Hamilton, Elsa. dauShtAr
OF Mn Adoiph Amend. to Hermann Norden. OF New
Ycrk.
New-York tribune., 1901-12-12

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s,.-nan,sr Martha e. Niebuhr. Fraiey
SEatRasn' trchibSld b. Ekinnsr, Elisabeth y,
StsilaAn, ~ n S,erheps, Caroline h
t,.aiies. rornihS O. IitIez Francis A.
t1aiper t11aper, EerSnand'Q Valentine, julia
nr.r, Thorp It.
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DIED,

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-24
PRESIDENTS 6UsY DAY. /
Fuile Programme as First Arranged
&2S AZ %SE gs@s5s$$ Carried Out. 4Sss5s $$


81 g5%sl:$$ Carried Out. 5gass 5
!. San Francisco, May 24.-Afters a
good nights rest Mrs. Mckinley
aWoke fresh and smilingly, and told
the president that the programme for
the day need not be curtailed on her
account. accordingly the president
went to the home of Irving 3, Scott,
where he had eakfast. Afterwards
he attended reception given by the
heads Of the general departments in
this city. He then went to the Pre-
sidio, where he reviewed the troops,
including the regiments which have
recently returned from the Philip
pines. After lunch he met a number
OF Y newspaper men and heartily
thanked them for the sympathetic
manner in which they had treated the
Illness Of Mrs. Mckinley. 3:} ASH; s..5 s.s
4 AT . O'Clock the president attended
a reception by the Union League club
and an hour later was welcomed by
the Ohio society at the Palace hotel.
He was then given reception by the
Assembled Pioneers OF California,
Veterans Of the Mexican War and Ma
tive Sons of the Golden West. 4. s5s s5$
f54 In the evening the president met
the Grand Army veterans and the Loy-
al Legion &&sc Z sgt{i.s Il Ez9s ST. 5s5fsj
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-24
UNTIL JUNE, TO-.
Buying In Of Northern Pacific Shares
#2 #2 ss,s III .}5c SUSPENDED, ,.,". :.

- 80 - #
Buying In Of Northern Pacific Shares
S5;5.s Si5 e s$s;.s Suspended. 4s :.s.5 +;
London, May 24.-The Stock Elk
change committee for general pur-
poses has decided to suspend the buy
ing in of Northern Pacific shares until
June 10. # 5,..s Y " *4. .:+ ts. # s s.ss -
The Northern Pacific decision was
arrived, at partly to give the bears an
opportunity to settle, and partly with
the idea that the Morgans and Kuhn,
Loeb & Co. will arrive at some ar
rangement prior to June 10, by which
the bears will be allowed to settle
satisfactorily. s.:
% Clinton E.. Dawkins, partner in
the house of J. p. Morgan & Co.,
pointed out to a representative of the
Associated Press how hard it was for
the dealers; to find the original bear
or bears. He thought the extension
Of time might be regarded as being
a practical advantage to those inter-
ested, as small quantities OF stock
probably will dribble In before June
TO- and possibly many of the bears
should be able to make terms. He
said he knew nothing Of any pending
arrangement between his firm and
Kuhn. Loeb 3 Co. and this seemed
the view OF the other leading houses.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-24
THE RICE Mill Be DELAYED.
Sir Thomas Upton Asks that the Cup
Racesb be Delayed Until He Can /,
Fix Up.
twill Take About Six Weeks to Repair
the Damages to the Americas
Challenger. y " "A }s ..l. y
Sir Thomas is Philosophic but the Crew
Of the Shamrock is Somewhat
B Discouraged. 81

Southampton, May So far as
can be ascertained the hull OF the cup
challenger, Shamrock IL, is not in
.jured,; but she will be: docked for a
thorough examination. s:sEs Is. +.
I Sir Thomas Upton, George Watson
and w. G. jameson visited the boat
during the day and decided that six
weeks would be sufficient to put the
crippled yacht again in racing trim
and that it will probab bly, be necessary
to ask for delay in the date of the
cup races for this length Of time.
In their opinion most of the other
spars were quite heavy enough and
the whole trouble arose from the
breaking of a shroud and the bomstay
fastenings. s;., !. .;ssss. zss !2 {
Sir Thomas Upton takes the acci-
dent philosophically, but the com
ments of the men show that this cul-
minating misfortune, coming on top
of the minor accidents which have
hampered at nearly every trial, has
quite taken the heart out of the crew.
Past mishaps, which were CLOSED
over atf the time of the occurrence,
are now magnified and not one of the
hands had a good word to say for the
boat. It is row admitted that all are
bitterly disappointed with her form
as against that Of the old boat and the
general hope is expressed that Sil
Thomas Upton will decide to build g
new yacht before sailing of. his chad
lenge. ~. b =, IS. .s$$ . ~ -: 5.. T.. T. / "a <
Later in the day Sir Thomas Liptor
cabled the New York Yacht club ask
ing that the cup races be postponed
until the first week in October. n ! {
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1901-05-24
8 HAVE SECURED POSITIONS
Dismissed West Point Cadets Hire
Out to a Trust. s!

NJ y yuI 70 IA * rust.
Yashington, May 4. he# ave
West Point cadets dismisse " ednes..
day--Bo wlby, Cleveland, ;Kellar, Lin
ton tl a and Mahaffey, will hot appeal for
2clemency to the war depart artment. They.
J have 1 entered the service tof tie New
York5and l Bermudez Asphalt com pany.5
This came about through h General
Francis TT s1 A. Greene. one: of the chiefy
1 6iofilcials il,tElt Of the trust. He communi.s
Gated with the war epartment ana
informed Secret Root that the i've
young men had called on him In &
contrite and repentant state of mind.
asking for his advice and assistance
IN shaping their future. They, stated
that the no turpitud de was involved iii any u.
thin thing that was charged against them,
1 and General Greene apparently was of
the the same opinion, for, after hearing
their Il Ell story, he proposed to Secretary
Root to employ the young men In the
service Of the asphalt company. Sec
retary Root promptly responded that
the isl war department. had no objection
! and that 1t was true there was no
charge touching the integrity 81 the
boys, but only a technical violation
sOf discipline ~ 4 5ss