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New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
FAVORS REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
SENATOR vEALE ALSO THINKS THE PLATT
AMENDMENT SHOULD BE AMENDED.

One Of the passengers on the steamer Mexico,
which arrived from Havana yesterday. was Sena-
tor Veale of Pennsylvania Speaking about MS trip
through Cuba. which for business well
pleasure. Senator Veale said
The Patt amendment needs amendment, ana
there must be a reduction OF the duty on CUBAN
products such sugar and tobacco before the Peo-
pie OF the island can become prosperous W nen
these necessary changes have been made, Wltnln
ten years the Cubans will have purchased $eooooeO
OF our manufactures.
The Constitutional Convention represents only the
radicals but now the conservatives are dictatlng
10 rhe convention The business interests, botn
Cubans and Spaniards, are loath 10 see the Anerl-
can troops leave the island in the near future
They fear dictatorship by the radicals or military
party. This however, is only fear, and may prove
groUndless when the Cubans are left TO their own
destiny
The Platt amendment speaks Of the Cubans as
being free and Independent" Freedom in Cuba
may be all night, but independence may mean a
military dictatorship.
Other passengers on the Mexico were Major E. c.
Brooks. Colonel F. Dodge, Captains George Kirk
patrick and J. Morgan. Lieutenant 5. Dalian and
Major r. Dodge. The steamer had difficulty in
docking The bow hawser broke, and before the
line could be replaced the vessel with the tide and
wind against its stern. became wedged between
Piers l. and IS. East River The second bow
hawser new one also snapped as the Mexico was
strainnR TO get around and IL not until third
hawser had been run out that the steamship was
safely berthed-
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
GENERAL GREELY Going ro MANII.A

Washington, May General Greedy. chief sig
nal officer will sail on the transport Sheridan
about the middle of this month for the Philippines
where he Will make a complete inspection of the
Signal Corps operations. Colonel Dunwoody who
mas been two years at Havana chief signal Of
ncer OF Cuba, will have charge of the Signal Corps
business at headquarters in Washington in General
GreelY's absence.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
SMALL PERCENTAGE OF TROOPS SICK

Washington, May IA dispatch received to-day
from General Macarthur al Manila says that the
hospital reports show 1855 sick in hospital in the
Philippines and 613 sick in quarters This is Sc
per cent, smaller percentage OF sick than has
oeen shown at any time since United States troops
were sent TO the archipelago.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
cO4I DIsCoTERED IN JAMAICA

Kingston. Jamaica. May Much interest has
been excited by the discovery OF what believed TO
be large coal deposit property Kingston.
Tests made the coal in question TO be equal to
the Welsh article. company II forming to i'm
roedia,ely work the deposit
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
FIFTY REPUBLICAN, CLUBS ACCEPT.
SUCCESS OF CONVENTION TO BE HELD ON May 7
ASSURED

ASSURED.
So many favorable responses have been received
bv the special committee Of the Sterling Republican
Club 10 the call for convention OF the Republican
clubs Of this city that Frank F. Davis chairman
Of the committee. said yesterday that probably
more than fifty clubs would be represented in the
convention. Each club has been invited 10 send
seven delegates. and the convention Is TO be held
on the evening OF May tn the hall OF the United
Charities Building Fourth-ave. and Twenty
second-st. Harmony and concer-ed action by the
Republican clubs OF the city in the coming
ricipal carnpaign aimed at Mr.. Davis said
Yesterday that there no desire 10 interfere in
any manner with the prerosatives OF the hepuo-
Ifran organization We want 10 increase the
mem bership OF the Republican clubs and the NUM-
her OF clubs and bring them in closer touch. he
said 'and thus make more Republican voters
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
TREASURY PURCHASE OF BONDS.

Washington May 1.-The Secretary OF the Treas
ury to-day purchased s250yOo short term per
cent bonds al 113606S.
The Secretary also bought 10000 short IS for
delivery Tomorrow al I3.6123.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

with his entertainment since arriving N tne IniIea
States and expressed his thanks for the reception
Senator ] P Delivers subject was Iowa in the
Councils and Service OF the Nation" He gave
sketch OF Major Conger's careeE- connphnentins
him on his ability and integrity in pubic service
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
FOR A PARCELS posi- WITH ENGLAND

Washington. May The British Government has
renewed negotiations through the State Depart
ment for parcels post convention with the United
States. Considerable opposition has been encoun-
tered. however, chiefly from private interests en-
gagged in the carrying business
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
THE NEWS From MANILA.
END OF OPPOSITION N PANAY

Washington May 1.-The War Department to-
day received the following cable dispatch from
General Macarthur at Manila:
Quentin Sales surrendered uoilo April 81. All
organized opposition that island ended
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

SENOR CUKEA bIAhIN FUR WANHINGTON
Managua, Nicaragua, May 1.-Sehor Luis F
Corea, the Nicaraguan Minister to the United
States left here to-day for Washington via Pan
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
SAN JUAN PIER FIRE.
TOTAL Loss ESTIMATED AT $4,000. WHICH
is WELL. COVERED Ey 1Ns1rpaSCE


IS WELL COVERED BY INSURANCE
San Juan, P. r. May 1.-The fire which broke
out on the pier here yesterday afternoon de-
sroyed that structure and its entire contents in
Iofty-hve minutes The total loss is estimated
at ABOUT 100000 but the losers are believed 10
oe fully insured with the exception of about
SIo'oro worth of cargo awaiting STEAMERS. The
pier cost 100000 build. and was insured the
agent says. for 100000. Eight thousand sacks
oI sugar were awaiting ships due here to-day.
Frltze. Lundt & Co, shippers, had $4,000
worth of freight for the Spanish ship Catalina,
winch discharged Sunday. and there were other
cargoes valued at $4,000.
The fire started under the piers deck be-
meath the oilroonl. and was apparently Of in
cendiary origin. The marines were called out
and ran line of hose the pier, but the navy
couplings did not Mt the fire plugs. Five men
who were in a launch alongside the pier fighting
the flames were overcome by smoke and were
rescued senseless. They included the company's
agent Butler. whose retreat was cut off. He
Jumped overheard and was rescued by CAPTAIN
Stirling, the commander of the naval station
here.
Several marines, soldiers and policemen suf-
fered from burns, but there no loss of life.
The United States special service steamer
Uncas was anchored near by, her boilers being
under repair Therefore she had steam up.
or else she might have saved the pier. The
steamer LongfeIlow caught fire but was not
seriously damaged.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

Livery Depotsl
Correct dress for your ser
vants--their every want an
ticipated.
Have them meet you at
either of our stores some morn
ing and we will fit them out,
for town or country, TO your
Satisfaction-and our credit.
Smith Gray 9 Co.,
NEW YORK STORE. BROOKLYN STORES
BRohpWAY. Broadway Bedford Av.
COR. aIsT ST Fulton 81. a. Flatbush Av
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

Sir David Barbour. who was member Of the
Council OF the Governor-General OF India ana OF
the Council on Financial Relations OF Great Brit-
ain and Ireland was selected last year 70 proceed
the TransvaaI in order to ascertain its assets
and its taxable capacity. He started for south
Africa on December IS, after comforting with nr.
Chamberlain. the Colonial Secretary, and obtainlrs
his ideas many questions relating 70 mines ;I Ta!l-
roads and other properties He is in all pTooa
the financial adviser referred 10 by The sun
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
No Waste

in obtaining power if you
use our Electric Current
it is always ready at your
will day or night. The
Edison system means econ
omy in fuel and labor. good
temper and the absence of
all danger.
OVER 5000 HORSE POWER IN ELECTRIC MOTORS
ALONE NOW SUPPLIED BY Us
Full explanations and prices showing the
up-to-date uses of Electricity.
THE EDISON COMPANY
55 Duane Street New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

BROUGHT TO LIGHT BY LORD KITCHENER's s
FINANCIAL ADVISER.

London. Nav 1.-The Sun" to-day, in a
double loaded item, describes Lord Salisbury as
perturbed by certain revelations which the
financial adviser OF Lord Kitchener has IN
earthed"
The Premier is also pictured by The Sun" as
not in so good health as recent announcements
have led the public TO believe
II is also alleged that there is friction between
Lord Salisbury and Lord Lansdowne
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
ENFORCEMENT OF QUARANTINE POSTPONED

ENFORCEMENT OF QUARANTINE POSTPONED
Washington. May L-Acting on the recommended
ton % the Surgeon-General OF the Marine Hos
pItal Service. the Secretary OF the Treasury has
again extended the time IN which free intercourse
between the United States and Cuba will be per-
mitted without quarantine restrictions The time
for the quarantine 10 take effect is fixed at
May Is. bot the extension is made with the under
standing that the order will be Immediately re-
pealed II yellow fever appears.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington May 1.-The following army ant
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY
New-York tribune., 1901-05-02

The New-York and Porto Rico Steamship Com
pany received a cable dispatch yesterday from its
agent, Nj Butler. II read as follows:
One-quarter hour after departure of steamer
Fonce tor New-York wharf discovered on FIRE Made
srong night with apparatus. but in half an hour
pier burned. All behaved well No lives lost Rave
secured United States quartermasters wharf for
landing OF the steamers. Casual examina ton
SHOWS that piles burned TO waters edge; are capa-
bic Of utilizing for rebuilding. One-haf Of cargo
OF sugar 1500 tons, about 10 be loaded, was de-
stroyed. Fire clearly of incendiary origin Details
viii come by steamer Caracas.
The pier built by Edward B. jerks & Co, No
143 Ltberty-st this city al an expense il said
here, Of I50.0d0, and was finished last August II
was said 10 he the largest pier in the West lndes
Its dimensions Sc by 400 feet The office Of the
Lighthouse Board the end of the pier, which
was two story structure
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BUSINESS NOTICES
BUSINESS CHANCES


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EITcHBURe DIVISION

rrrorpn sleeping cara TO Buffalo, Cleve.
land Fort Wayne, Detroit. Chicago and
str L t'n leave worcester week days:
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sio II q! M. i.5o a m, SIC 2. n. eennec,
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s'i eon q; ri, week days for Be:lows Falls
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RAILROADS
PSSTON & ALBANY RAILROAD


N. Y. c. q H. X. X. CO., LESSEEc.
[Corrected to Sept. 2, 1901
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE WoR-
CEsTER FOR BOsTON--'b.0 100. ~
sos. 919 1905, 945, 1852 a. M. log
' !iS 5s 's Sns :. g 20 Ill IS S
1905 a. m; $780, 400. '3.50 SIS, 765, 1851
RETURNING LEAVE BOSTON = 500
ZOO. sS3e, 300, 9.23, s10.45, HOO a. n:
1890 noon: 1o2 400, s2.15. A0S ALo'
go, .5io. 800. T.oO. %. s.2s. nl.Oo P. N
a.So; .soo. rs .s'oS s. 8. 500 'ii6e p q e
FOR MILLBtIRY-7.oO s.45 a. m; A'OO'
FOR M1LFoRD-5ol, 700. s1s, 1853 a. m.
LOS 4.5O. 6.14 Sundays-5.S5 ?: m; a
FOR PITTsFyELD AND ALbAsSSoI SS
~ 'sn.52 a. M; "a o. ~ S;mt sun.
9@ p m, is.o E. 2; DAILY. i rnSsD a. m,
Fo 81 sr l1SF sGS E SIS s4. TO- Z
s11.52 a. m: 1910 T.o2, 500 40 S;o % Md
$40. e.25, T.OS. a.as p. m; lz,% sok
night; sundNsys-1el0. 81, .11 Il %,adidnEht ~
WARTfTs AND wEBsTER-S% ,s a. 3
M; $40, 616 p. m. Retnrnins '1e'0
Webster. $50. SIS e; m; ~ x ~ F. AID
FOE HARTFORD. NEW HAVn & o.
days = 1910 q. M: sos p. ms =
midnight.
Express trains. a.uv az.
seAlhany sleeper at % a. M oan''
eept Sunday morning: time Of trains
on all divisions OF the road. WlIi oe also
nished on application at atnt'ono,,rtS
through itch rte IN III important poi1 -
A. g. BANsON. Gen. Fas'
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RED STAR LINE

NEW -ANTWERP-PARIs.
SAILING WEDNESDAYS AT NOON.
Southwark. Oct yKensington.....Oot %
tVaderland. -. Oct. 10'Zeeland. .......Oct. 30
sNew twin screw steamers calling ~
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INTERN ATIONAL NAVIGATION CO,
Piers "A and 49, North River.
once 70 Broadway. Cor. Rector st..
J. r. HEALEYS'" ss 90 Main st.: O. p.
aAWeON. S9I Main st; S. e. HANSON.
al Main St; g. r. LANCASTER, ga Main
81 r. O'FLYNN. ~ Main st. Worcester.
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AGENTS WANTED-o Only authentic Life
of william Mckinley by Murat Hal
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AGENTS WANTED-$3 to IS per day
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Banner Supply Co., Colonial Arcade.
Cleveland. o.
AGENTs-s5 to s25 daily selling Victory
Reclining Chairs; sell at sight; SIS capt.
tall exclusive territory. w. f. Ed
wards. General Sales Agent, Traverse
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AGENTS wanted, name plates, signs,
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Piles free. Right Supply Co., Eng'ewood.
Ill.
AGENTS who are willing TO work six
hours per day send for new catalogue.
Dundee Mfg Co., 10 A Park So, Boston.
Mass.
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Boston and Maine Railroad

rvorcester. Nashua & Portland Division
For Montreal and all points north
] Portland Bangor and all points eas. cas- "a
1907 sumner PasEesFer trains viii leave worces
FOR IS5 Is s 71H!RMIiNG JUNcT1oN-ssaaS s,Is
l1,2O j 80 a, m; SSO s-M tx tx 81 il. 20
lilo a. M: 2SO. 8.14,. 4.5s. S2e P; n m
! $50. 314 Ass, 6.25 p. m. 40
FOR LANCASTER-642 ll.O d. M ''
FOE ~ SNz3ssRat HAiR 500. $50 express
train stops only at Oakdale. Slnt Z.
Aver Groton and PepperelD. n,y a. n
2so. ASS 625 p. m. sundays-O'N D. ="
FOR RPoecHEsTER-s.Oo a. m. 20 p m
FOR PORTLAND-S.o0 a. m; ESQ p M
so lyia xssSM%N STsTn1FNsfRs BrpDEFoRD AND
ro GID A 9Fo1AssAp BAY 1S,IsbR woLFBoRo-
So a MI go P: M
FOR NORTH CONWAY-s:oo e.; m
FOR F1TcHBsULRG-lvia ss sterii M VIA Via
ci Ii1tt a. m; $50, SIS p. m; Sunday
fVia CiInton)-6 ~ a. m; 45o p. m;
FOR LowETI1,s.4s, l1.4o a. M; 4OS D.
Fn m sIphh1WVTRENcE-s.i2, 11.4o a. m: AS
rppR !" MANcHEsTER AND CONCORD
so. sS3. l1.Ao a. m; 2.So 45S, SO D. m
,,s synd riY{ fu' iiNcsroN ST ALRANs AND
r MONTREAL v. Line,-sOo. sss a.
no: as5 ~ m s,,rSay e 49, p n. Nm
r, No S6rS1rRrAI,-rM e. r. AIR LInel-s.m
40 NJ; R.2s p m. Sundaye-4s = p. m:
poP. pOsTON (via Aver1--6 ~ 500, y g
4 M; ean A5s. 6.25 p. m. sundays-s4s
-6p RI I,iosToN Cvia Central Mass. r. R '
500 s.s2 a. M; s14 p. m. Sundays"
vo 3 N w;Apn AND NORTHUMBERLAND
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The Day Line Between
Boston and POrtIand.....
FARE $1.OO.

Steamers san from Commercial Wharf,
Boston. MONDAY. WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY MORNING at Sis a. m. During
July August and September additional
direct to St. John, N. b.
For folders and other information adj
6. r. LIBBY. oenI Mgr.
]. F. LIScOMB. supt. Portland, Me.
e. %. LAECHLER. g. p. A.. Commers
eiai Wharf. Roaton. Mass.
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q For the Best Glass Of Tenants Use The Spy To Let Column &
BOARD AND ROOMS

FURNISHED ROOM, modern. for one OF
two persons. Upper bell, "The willard,
Willard Terrace, off 682 Main st. tfOt
TWO FRONT PARLORS and alcove on
lower floor of the Gladstone, 80 William
St. respectable neighbours Inquire of
Desmond. S1S State Mutual Bldg. !
TO RENT-Furnished lodging rooms. 81
$3.50 weekly. 81 High St. st
FURNISHED front room to let after Oct.
Sd. sos Main st. tfS29
WIDOW or widower with child can
secure pleasant home. with large south
room end board. In private family west
side; fine opportunity for child; refer
ence required. d. l.. c.. Spy Office. st
STORES. OFFICES, ETC.
TO LET-store No. 141 Front st. Inquire
F. H. Goodwin, No. 404 Main St., or 70
B. Harding 2s Providence st. tfSl
TO RENT-Factory 8 Summer
ST., COX 100, 5 Stories. In Fine
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New York, New Haven anu
Hartford Railroad

Eastern District. worcester DiVisio"''
Train, 1riJIha %soaae;EisTa si a. tsll9% ".
FOR PROVIDENCE, Wo0NsS1pTihnGg = 4
MSiT Nj; wH HI'TTIrERsssroN NENiRNT
M: IN a.s5. rs. .sio tsteambssat, ! e :,
pressl. SIS, 765 io.s0 p. m SlnaaSss
trains leave at 7.S5. 1913 a. m anu 80
FOR NEW yoRK-via stoninsten f.ne
except Sundays-'e.10 p. m; hs nxnen,
Leave New York SEQ p. m. dahy sASe''
fEsHoRE LINE rIv1sI9NNsJl,oN-
F9E ss. sS9 2sss TSl A i5S as SE .ses +
FOR wEHSTER-e.40. s.eb, h'ie = M
FOR sOUTHBRID6E--s.4 30 III" d
M; 446, 800 p. m. ,,u,r AMI
FOR PUTNAM. WILLIMANT1tSn II a * K
HARTFoRD-s.4o SO M; l'"' 80
FOR EEwBURdH-sss a. IA
Express trains.
ss6top on signal. - ...,.. al
For connections and time OF W I a.
intermediate stations see local umo ~
bles furnished at ticket once r..,-
NEW YORK-Via Norwich Line-L Nh
leaves Worcester at soc p, M, c9nr con-. ~ :
al New London with steamer cae 49,
York at Z q. m. Returning "a Nortd
River, at $50 p. m. daily. except sun anSs1
For Tickle ststeroons And further in I,,.,
mstior a Jly at Union 6tatiop or AZ Ci ~
Ticket Ofieo o. r. RAWSON, Agent ~
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no &c G. KENDALL, Gen. Pass Agent
{. PETER CLARK. General Sup''
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SITUATION WANTED-NALE

C0ACHMAN, excellent city references,
desires position Monday City Employ
ment. AIS Main. Tel. $751;.
SITUATION WANTED by third-class
engineer. Call u Ingleside Ave.
SiTyATIoNs WANTED-Bg farm hands.
cooks. teamsters. hotel help green men,
Telephone 1914
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AMERICAN LINE

New York-Southampton- London.
SAILING WEDNESDAYS AT 10 A. N.
st. Paul. ......Oct. philadelphia. Oct. %
St Louis ....Oct 16lSt, Paul. .....Oct. 30
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Westboro

FOR SALE - The J. D. Potter estate,
"Bookside," 81 acres, large orchard,
vineyard, fruit of all kinds in abund-
ance, garden. lawn meadows. woodland.
beautiful pond of acres, well stocked
with fish, never failing springs, attrac-
tive grounds. large colonial house, barn.
carriage and ice house, conveniently To-
Gated near electrics, within few min
utes walk OF p o. and B. and a. sta
ton, suitable for gentleman's residence;
must be sold to settle estate. For par
ticulars inquire of John D. Macauley. 80
South ST Westboro
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STEAMERS
INTERNATIONAL
STEAMSHIP co.
Eastern Sea Coast and
flaritime Province Line

The attractive coast scenery makes this
the favorite route for q vacation trip.
Boston. Portland. Passport. Lubec and
st. John. NJ B., with connections for
Campobello. Calais St. Andrews and all
parts of New Brunswick Prince Edward
rSf@,d ~yo,-o Scotia