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New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
PROTEST FROM DIR. LEYDS.

London July 6.-"Dr. Leyds," says the Brus-
sells correspondent Of The Morning Post" has
addressed TO the Continental powers and the
United States protest against Great Brftains
'barbarous treatment of Boer women and chill
dren II is said that Holland will support the
protest"
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
COMMANDER HUNKERS SUCCESSOR.

Washington. July 5.-The name OF Captain Long
necker is being mentioned In connection with the
vacancy assignment officer of the Bureau of
Navigation caused by the retirement of Com
mander Hunker. The place is of unusual i'm
portance to officers of the naval service. all of
whom receive their details through this officer
Captain Bicknell also is mentioned as a possible
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE MEADE SAILS FROM MANILA.

Washington. July 5.-A cable message re-
ceived at the War Department to-day from General
Chaffee saying that the transport Meade sailed
from Manila to-day with three officers and 14O en-
listed men of the Sth Battery Field Artillery. Cen
eral Macarthur is passenger on the vessel He
will go far Nagasaki, where he will spend
two weeks completing his trip to the United States
the TRANSPORT Sheridan.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BRITISH TRANSPORT GOES AGROUND.

London. July 5.-An investigation of the story
published by a agency in the United States
that the British transport Montfort had been
wrecked off the Isle of Wight shows the transport
grounded a mud bottom. foated off this
morning and proceeded to Southampton without
having sustained any damage.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ANOTHER WAR LOAN NEEDED.

MEET IT.
London, July 5.-"The Statst." frankly dis
cussing the probability of a fresh war loan,
urges in view of its apparent inevitability that
Parliament, before adjournment, should confer
upon the Treasury loan powers for use during
the recess. 1t points out that the last consols
loan, after meeting the deficit and carrying On
active war to July 81 will leave an estimated
surplus OF f160OO,Oo0 available for winding up
the charges OF maintaining the present large
force in South Africa. but that continuation
of hostilities beyond July 81 at the present rate
of fl, 100000 a week, would wipe out the en-
tire surplus before October 10.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
WORK on BIG W4RSHIPS BEGUN.

Washington, July 5.-The Navy Department has
been advised that a start has been made tho
new blttleshps and armOred cruisers, the Colorado
building Cramps, being the first under way The
forthcoming report will show that she is per
completed. This marks the start these eleven
big ships. The per cent represents the keel and
sore three hundred tons of material and frames
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
CHARGED WITH UTTERING FALSE CHECK.
THE MAN ARRESTED SAID TO HAVE A BAD
RECORD

Milo T. Bogard. whose business card reads. NO
2,4l6 Park Row Building, Special Writer by Wire
and Mail; New-York, Boston, Chicago San Fran
CISCO" was arrested last night at his home No so
Bay SiXteenth-st. Bath Beach. Long Island
charged with uttering a bad check
Bogard became acquainted with Mr. Hall an ad-
vertiSinS agent for Sixth-ave firm, and they had
some business transactions together. About May l.
the detectives say, BoGard presented check for
500 TO Hall and asked To have il CaShed. This was
done by the firm, and 1t proved to be genuine. on
June l Bogard asked Hall To cash another check
Ihis one was for $40, drawn the Third National
Bank or Pittsburg. AT the request of Hall this
check was also cashed by the firm. II came
back a few days afterward, marked IN. G."
The detectives say that in 1898 the accused man
was real estate promoter in st. Louis, and for
some crooked transaction served two years in tho
Missouri penitentiary. He came to New York
about two years ago.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
HOTELS on THE BRINY DEEP.

III you would he cool. engage and
board at sea. novel project for the com
fort of city dweIIers, described in The sun
day Tribune Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

The beautiful site which st. Louis has
selected for the great Worlds Fair to be
he,a In that city two years hence. See The
sunday Tribune Tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
TRIALS IN THE PHILIPPINES.

STEWARD ACQUITTED, CLERK CONDEMNED
IN COMMISSARY CASES.
Manila, July 5.-The commissary post steward,
Sappele, accused of completely in the commits
sary frauds. has been acquitted. Provost Mar
shall Davis disapproved of the sentence.
civilian clerk named Stockman. has been
sentenced to three years imprisonment.
An Englishman named Howard, former chief
of Geronimo's artillery, is in command of the in
surgent forces in Mndoro Island. They are esti-
mated to number 600 men, armed with rifles, in
Guiding several American deserters They oc-
cupy strong intrenchments at Calapan and
Nangan.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
A TYPICAL TAMMANY MAN.

Career a Fire Commissioners John j. Scan
nell. recently Indicted for conspiracy to de-
fraud the city. His paIatiaI Saratoga resi-
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
PROPOSALS for Coal for Long Island State

HospItas-Bids will be received az the office OF + A.
wheeler Purchasing steward Room l0+ Broadway.
NV York until July 11th 1901. the supplying
~ the above hospitals accordance with spec-
obtained by letter person
A. OflCe
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE SUP

- PIIES-Ofhce Purchasing Corlmissary. L. s Army.
Whitehall Street. New York City. N Y. July 5.
i9O1-Seaed proposals for furns1ng and delivering sub
n thirty days. COmmenc-
w. August 1901 This Ofice until
~ o'clock A. NJ on 1901. Information furnished
1r aDDiCation. Envelopes containing bids should hs
,arked Proposals Subsistence supplies, opened July
X 1901 and addressed to Major ID. l. RESAlNARD.
Conn : \
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
CAPTURE OF BOERS REPORTED.

London, July 5-Lord Kitchener telegraphs to
the War Office, under date of Pretoria, July
4 follows:
Grenfell, on July J. at Howell, captured ninety
three Beers and a large lot OF supplies belong
ing to Beyer's commando.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
Proposals.

SALE OF ADDITIONAL. WATER WORKS BONDS.
CompJrOller's Office Troy. y. Y. July 1901
THE undersigned will receive sealed bids at
this office until OF the I2th day of July 1901
for bonds Of City OF Troy. bearing July 18TH
1901, amounting in the
hundred five thousand dollars payable twenty
five thousand dollars each the 1872 1913
1915. 1918. and Ten thousand dollars the 1slT
They known Additional Water Works Bonds
of OF and under Chapter
OF the Law 1898 amended by Chapter 49, the
of 1894 Chapter $40 of the Laws Of
pursuance OF resolutions OF the Common Council ot
City Troy adopted the 9th day OF June. 1901
approved by the Mayor the 9Th OF June 1901
will he in denominations Of $1,000 and
the Of three and
centum per annu payable miannuay from and after
Principal and interest will be payable
Of City Treasurer in the City of Troy
than and accrued interest to the time
Of will be entertained. Notice OF
the award the successful bidder
a. made. lie ROY RlCkE-ItS'l< Comptroller
N Il. The City Of Troy has no floating debt and has
default the payment Of its principal or interest
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
OIL TO DESTROY MOSQUITOES

washington. July 5.-The War Department issued
an order to-day providing that upon the usual
special requisiton the Quartermaster's Depart-
ment may furnish mineral oil or some other cheap
and equally efficient agent for the destruction OF
mosquitoes and their larve.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ANOTHER RUSSIAN BANK FAILS.

st. Petersburg. July BIN consequence of
the failure of the Kharkoff Commercial Bank
the Commercial Bank of Ekaterinoslaff sus-
pended payment yesterday. Its liabilities are
/ $50 900 rubles.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
NEW GERMAN MINISTER TO BRAZIL.
19O3-sT. LOUIS-I9O3.

Berlin, July 5-Emperor William has appointed
Herr Treutler German Minister to Brazil.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
RAILWAY STRIKE IN AUSTRALIA.

Perth Western Australia. July 5.-A general rail-
road strike for increased wages has begun here,
and the consequent tieup of the roads is complete
throughout Western Australia.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
1oO3-sT. LOUIS-I9O3.

19O3-ST. L0UIS-13O3.
The beautiful site which ST. Louis has
selected for the great Worlds Fair to be
held I'm that city two years hence. See The
Sunday Trfb Inc tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Albany. July 5.-Two claims by property owners
in Park-ave.. New-York City. account of the
tracks of the New-York Central Railroad were to-
day filed against the State John McManus claims
l.575. and Henry Muhlker $+.050.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
p r BALDWIN AT CHRISTIANIA.

christiauia. July 5-Evelyn B. Baldwin. the
leader of the Bald arctic expedition. has
arrived here. He will visit sandehord and proceed
TO Tromsoe July 6.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

GENERAL WOODS POSSIBLE SUCCESSOR.
Washington, July 5-It stated at the War
Department to-day that IN General Woods
Illness is protracted unusual length Of time the
executive duties Of the commander OF the Depart
ment of Cuba Will be assumed temporarily by
Colonel Samuel NJ. Whtside 10Th Cavalry now
stationed at Santiago.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
BULLS AND BEARs ON

BULLS AND BEARS ON CONCRETE DAM
Some very interesting engineering feats
n"uer way on the new Stock Exchange
b"iiding. views and particulars In The sun
day Tribune Tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

- Office of the Lighthouse Inspector TOmpkinsve "
until 10 o'clock NJ eth july. 1901 and Their opened.
for furnishing supplies for the Light House
for the fiscal year ending So accordance
with specifications copies OF which with blank proposals.
information. be obtained application
10 W. NJ FOLGER Captain. U. 5. ". Inspector
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
THE YACHT MARGARITA AT KEEL.
TO MAKE UP A COMPLETE TICKET

Kiel July 5.-Anthony ]. Drexel's steam yacht
Narearita has arrived here
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

The Hague. July 5.-The accouchement of Queen
WiIhelmina is expected to occur about Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
CLAIMS on ACCOUNT OF CENTRAL TRACKS

PROPERTY OWNERS IN PARK-AvR FILE BILLS
AGAINST STATE
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
ARABIAN STATIONS FOR THE KAISER

Berlin July 5-Ten Arabian stations gifts OF the
Sultan Of Morocco to Emperor William, have ar
rived at Hamburg
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
KING OE HOUEMIA.

Coronation King Francis Joseph. mt
Prague, the capital of the Czechs. See The
Sunday Tribune
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

Queen Wilhelrnina and Prince Henry Of Mecklen-
burg-Schwerin were married February 2, 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06
LUcAyIA USED MARCoNrs SYSTEM.
THE VESSEL COMMUNICATED WITH BROW HEAD
WHILE SIXTY FIVE MILES WEST.

Queenstown July 5-The Cunard Line steamer
Lucana Captain Mckay, from NewYork June %
for Liverpool. by way Of this port communicated
with the Marconi station at Brow Head from
sixty-fve miles westward of that point at 2:2O
o'clock D. m to-day. She is due here at o'clock
this evening.
The agent Of the Cunard Line later received an
other wireless message from the Lucania, saying
and proceeding at half speed owing TO a fog.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-06

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Washington, July 5.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
P0STOFFICE CHANGES.
New 0mces Establishes and dsChanges
In Rurnl Mails.

In Rural Mails.
Washington, May 9.-lThe Postoffice De-
partment has established the following
new postohices in Georgia.
Galley, in Banks county; Homer, six
miles southeast Lula, six miles north
west. This Office hassbeen discontinued
for some time, but the department Off
cials have decided to reopen II for busi-
ness, with Marcus 8. Platoon as postmas-
ter. Hodge, in Carol county; special
from Carrolton and Crossplains, three and
one-half miles south; sandhill, four miles
north Charley B. Williams has been
appointed postmaster.
The following Georgia postofiices have
been ordered discontinued; Absalom, Hall
county; Storeville, Forsyth county. and
Wooieys Ford, In Hall county. These
offices have been superseded by rural free
delivery from Gainesville.
The following star service changes are
announced: - 5s-
wavery. Hall to Hamilton, supply
Kinssboro. between termini; no change
in distance fiiawassee to Brastown. sup
ply Champagne, no change in distance.
Townsville to Rockymount, supply Crouch,
between termini, no change in distance
Liverpool to Background, increase service
to six times a week; schedule to be daily,
except Sunday; hours as at present.
Fields Cross Roads 10 Woodstock, in
crease two miles, supply of Pence. Yel-
low River to Gloster, supply Orient, be-
tween termini, increasing two and one
half miles. Douglassville to villa
Rica, increase one and one
half miles Greensboro TO Sparta,
increase two and one-half miles. Kittrells
to Oconee, supply McCarty between Kit
trells and Bay Spring, increasing one
mile. Vienna to Tippetviile, end at Mingo
so as to increase five miles. Hazelhurst
tc Douglass supply Davis between Pick
rem and Garrant increasing one and one
half miles. Alget. TO Eaconton increase
service to three fines "a week schedule
TO be Monday. Wednesday and Saturday,
hours as at present.
A new rural free delivery route will be
established on June / from Conyers,
Rockdale county. Two carriers; length OF
route 50 miles, area covered 80 square
miles; population served T5.
The mail messenger service has been
Discontinued TO Solomon from Fitzpatrick,
Ga, from May s.
A star service route has been estab-
lished from Thairdelle to Rockledge. four
miles and back, three times week, with
box delivery from May 81 1901 to June
90 1904
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10

one in the city, the parochial residence,
st. Mary's Orphanage and st. Joseph $
Convent, representing total loss of
about Sl25,o00, and states that to-day the
Catholics of this city find themselves
without place to worship in; without a
home for the priests; without home for
the sisters and without home for the
orphans or a school for the children. and
that in view of the utter impoverishment
and destitution OF the Catholics here Cn-
less they receive, help from the outside
Catholic world It will be impossible to
continue the work of Catholic progress
of this community.
They call upon the Catholic people of
the United States to help them out in
this great calamity, and ask that contri-
buttons be sent to Very Rev. William J.
Kenny, vicar general of this diocese,
Jacksonville, Fla
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
AMID SHOWERS OF ROSES.
President Mckinley Reviews Los
Angeles Floral Parade.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 9.-From
broad, blue-canopied pavilion. surrounded
by members OF his cabinet, the Governor
of Ohio, and notables from many states.
President Mckinley to-day reviewed the
floral parade of the Los Angeles Carni
val. The city was packed. The pop
ulation of Los Angeles, according to the
census, is more than 100000, but the
streets must have held almost twice as
many to-day, Pasadena, Santa Monica
and other neighboring towns in Southern
California were literally depopulated
The scene ON Broadway where
the reviewing stand was To-
Gated. resembled Pennsylvania avenue
in Washington on the day of an inaugural
parade. Every facade famed with bunt-
ing. flags and pampas grass pumes, red,
green and orange. the colors OF the fiesta
prevailing. As each carriage reached the
reviewing stand. the ladies in 1t rose and
smiling, saluted the President with deep
curtsies. The President was kept on his
feet most OF Nthe time returning these
greetings. He apparently enjoyed the ex-
perience hugely. Each lady carried a bag
of rose leaves for use as confetti, and
after saluting the President she threw
handful OF soft petals into his box. Be
fore the parade was over he was ankle
deep In rose leaves. This afternoon the
ladies of the Presidents party went TO
Pasadena and took drive there. while
the President made a trip to the National
Soldiers Home, near Santa Monica. IL is
eighteen miles distant, and he made the
Journey In electric cars. Three thousand
OF the Presidents old comrades OF the
Civil War greeted him there. The old
soldiers gave The President a remarkable
demonstration. Mr.. Mckinley made an
address.
One Of the most notable incidents of the
day was q visit paid by President McKin-
ley TO Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont, the
aged widow OF Gen. John c. Fremont.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
TRIED TO ROB A SAFE.


HNt hSNHHCNs
Jacksonville. ria, May 9-The ruins OF
Greenleaf & Crosby's jewelry store early
this morning was the scene of some ex-
citement, and it is supposed that some
one was wounded by bullet from a
rifle. t..tAIla ,
The Jacksonville Light Infantry was
guarding the Bay street section, where
there are the vaults of four or FIVE banks
and the vaults of the Greenleaf & Cros-
by store. In this latter vault was stored
all the diamonds and 1ewelry before the
fire.
Wednesday afternoon the vault was
cooled off sufficiently to be opened and
Mr. Lane of the firm had the outer door
of the vault broken open. The fire had
destroyed the lock and the combination
would not work. The vault was then
opened and some of the goods were taken
out. Inside of the outer door there is
a three-ineh steel door, and when Mr..
Lane left the vault he closed the steel
door and locked it up for the night.
The outer door would not close tightly,
and as the inner door was Considered safe.
Mr.. Lane left 1t and went away.
About o'clock in the morning the
guard in patrolling the ruins noticed a
dark lantern shining near the door just
for a second. That was enough, however,
and he silently approached the scene with
his rifle at charge. Before he was near
enough to discover whether the men were
white or black. the confederate they had
watching gave the alarm and the robbers
fed.
The sentry called halt but the rob
bers refused to stop The soldier fired his
rife at the fleeing men. and one of them
staggered and fell. The captain Of the
guard was quickly out with squad, and
search was made, but no one was
found, although there was trail of blood
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
BAPTISTS AT NEW ORLEANS.
The Young Peoples Union Takes
ChnrGe of Opening Exercises.

The Young Peoples Union Takes
Charge of Opening Exercises.
New Orleans. May 9.-The opening ses-
sion OF the convention of the Southern
Baptists was held here to-day, the Bap-
tlst Young Peoples Union being in charge
OF the programme. DR.. C. s. Gardner of
Greenville, S. c., spoke upon the conse-
Grafton Of the social power and was fol-.
lowed by Dr. j. w. Conley OF Chicago.
The following officers were elected:
President-Rev. l.. o. Dawson, d. D.,
Tuscaloosa. Ala.
First Vice President-E. s. Chandler.
Corinth, Miss.
Second Vice President-Prof. NJ. l..
Britain, Atlanta, Ga.
Secretary-W. w. Gaines. Atlanta. Ga.
Dr. j. w. Brougher OF Chattanooga
spoke on the organization OF young peo-
rle for public work in the local church.
Two-minute talks on practical work fol-
lowed
The night session was taken up by dis
cussions on the Twentieth Century Bsp-
tist and his equipment for service. The
main convention will meet tomorrow al
the First Presbyterian Church.
There are fully 5000 visitors here.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
AUSTRALIANS PARLIAMENT.
Duke of Cornwall and York Makes
Opening Address.

Melbourne May 9.-The opening OF the
first federal parliament, which took place
at noon to-day, was O most impressive
ceremony. The capacity of the exhibition
building, the scene OF the ceremony, is
1900 persons but the available space was
taxed 40 the utmost. The deco-
rations consisted of regimental standards,
trophies OF arms and floral festoons.
The formal proceedings were begun at
1i:54 a. M. with the reading Of the proc
lamation summoning the Senate and
representatives. Noon was signalized by
q fanfare OF trumpets from the military
Sand outside.
The royal party then entered and was
conducted 10 the dais. the orchestra
playing the national anthem.
The Duke, through Black Rod. then
summoned the two houses, I'm accordance
with the strict formula OF the British
Parliament, and the members filed In.
The hundredth Psalm was sung
with all standing, and the Earl OF Hope
toun read prayer, after which the Duke
OF Cornwall and York made a lengthy
address and declared Parliament open. In
the course Of his remarks he said II was
his earnest prayer that the union. so hap
PLY achieved. would prove an instrument
for the further advancing OF the welfare
OF the Australian subjects Of the King
and the consolidation Of the empire.
A telegram from King Edward was
read as follows:
MY thoughts are with you upon this
august occasion. wish the common
wealth of Australia every happiness and
prosperity"
The members then took the oath and
subscribed their names to the roll At
the conclusion Of this ceremony the Earl
OF Hopetoun dismissed them 70 their re-
spective houses 20 elect oficers.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
only Two Concerns Left Out.

Buffalo, N. Y, May "a special from
Dunkirk, ". Y, says:
Robert ]. Gross. vice president of the
Brooks Locomotive Works, confirms the
fact that the rumored locomotive trust Is
reality and comprises all the concerns.
except the Baldwin of Philadelphia and
the H. x. Porter Company of Pittsburg.
The new concern will be known as the
American Locomotive Company, with a
capitalization of $5O.OO0,OoO. Mr.. Gross said
the Brooks works will not suffer by rea-
son of the community of interests in To-
comotive building.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
Hay Burners viii he Used.

Jacksonville, May 9.--The main streets
of Jacksonville are being rapidly cleared
of debris. Street cars will be operated
by mules until the trolley system can
be restored. Plans are being drawn for a
large number of business structures. The
river will probably be bulkheaded. Tenn
porary structures are going UP on all sides
the city requiring their demolition by Dec
l. Thousands are being fed by the relief
committee. No more dead bodies have
been found. A large amount Of insurance
has been paid.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
CHALLENGER IN A SoUALL.
Her Gan TopsaiI Badly Damaged,
and Upton Has Close Call.

Southampton. May s.-The sixty-mie
racing trial OF the Shamrock / and the
Shamrock II from Southampton water to
Weymouth. was suddenly terminated OF
the Needles by a bad squail. during which
the gar topsaii yard Of the new challenger
was carried away and her gan crumpled
up She was forced to abandon the con-
test. and returned TO Southampton In tow
Of the Erin for repairs.
The accident was primarily due 10 the
carrying away Of a heavy backstay. a
block OF which fell and struck the deck
at Sir Thomas Lipton's foot Had the
block fallen q foot nearer, Sir Thomas
Upton would probably have been killed.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1901-05-10
SERIOUS TROUBLES IN SPAIN.
Enormous Crowds Took Part In
Rioting mt Barcelona.

Madrid, May 9.--An enormous crowd Of
people participated in yesterdays rioting
at Barcelona. The rioters endeavoreA 20
stop work in the factories, which result
ed in collisions with the troops. A num-
Der of soldiers are among the wounded
over hundred arrests OF anarchists. So
ciaiists and extreme Catalanists have
been made. Twenty-one notorious anar-
chists, including Chiefs Bofarull and
Foncuberta, have been interned on board
the warship Pelayo.
Gen. weyler. minister OF war, has tel
egraphed to the captain general of Bar
celona
you will reply by arms to every cry
OF Death 10 Spainv
The latest dispatches to-day say order
has been restored.