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New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
YESTERDAYS RECORD AND ro-DAE.s FORECAST:

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington May 2T.-The depression central Monday
morning the Caronas has developed rapidly to the
northeastward. giving with brisk high north
easerly along the Middle Atlantic and Southern
England Rainy. cloudy weather still con
the Carolinss New-Engiand. and also in
the lower and the upper ohio Valley Scat
tered thunderstorms have occurred in
spp Valley. Atlantic states and Florida The
temperature the South Atlantic Coast
Northern Florida where there has been fall Of
% 10 degrees. Rain will in England and
along the Middle Atlantic Coast Tuesday There will
be thunderStOrmS the Ohio Valley
lower region. Unsettled weather and prob
ably showers prevail Wednesday the lower lake
Valley: elsewhere the weather will
be generally fair with rising temperature On the New
England winds will be brisk northery becoming
northwesterIy. Middle and Atlantic coasts
brisk northwest winds will pre-
vail. on the lakes northeast winds will
cont
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
RETURN OF THE FOLUNTEERS

MENTS WILL LEAVE THE PHILIPPINES.
Manila. May 27.-It is reasonably certain that
the remaining volunteers will sail for home be
fore July. The 41th Regiment and battalions Of
the 49th and 3Sth will sail on the transport
Thomas on May 2S The Ohio sails on May
% with the 42d Regiment, and the Fitzpatrick
and Logan on June 1. with the 43d and 44th
regiments and two battalions of the 3Sth. The
Grant sails from APART On June / with the
18th Regiment and two battaons of the 49th.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
MADE 4 TARGET OF AN IRoNCLAD.
EXPERIMENTS WITH QUICK FIRERs AND BIG
GUNS AT BERMUDA

GUNS AT BERMUDA
Hamilton Bermuda. May lS-on May IA the hrst
s,nar,,,.n,s u,i,b the old ironclad Scorpion began
of ST. GATHERINGS Point, St Georges. where she
was anchored Dummy figures. representing her
crew. had been rugged up about her decks ms
first shots fired at her were from 5-pounoer anu
s-pounder quick hrers. from or board the hagshp
Crescent the range being from one thousand 10
two thousand yards, after which the Cres0e't
steamed off to some six thousand yards anu
opened fire with her 6-inch guns. The quick-hrers
played havoc with the dummy figures ana eFery- shay
thing destructible on the Scorpions decks, snow y.
Ing i would have been impossible for any & crew to 10
have survived such terrible hre ne nrts r ,,erl
the bigger guns although the shells Were S NeIS
accurately placed, not so good Out .. S1is SUit
twenty shells which fell within a small raalus'
only Two or three hit the mark These. however, we
were very destructive, and IL is understood lna @
the effect Of the lyddite shells vas consoeieo sa
isfactory shell which burst inslde S lrS '0'P
practically wrecking everything on poa.q ,e ona
The experiments were continued on .nds ~ nboot
May H. and il was said that, although the yi snoJi
ing with the big guns was BAD the safloo -,Io5iyes
were successful and that the eNpiosisS
used gave satisfaction.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
REPORTS AT BAPTIST CONFERENCE.

Springfield Mass. May p CspeciaD.-This has
been foreign missionary day. 1t has been pouring
rain but the house has been crowded fofehooh'
afternoon and evening with enthusiastic hs'eheis'
IS the officers of the Missionary Union nave pre-
fenied their reports and as the missionaries Que
and younger have told the story OF the Work on
lAe field. The total receipts Of the year Were
%"l,fs besides $4,000 sent TO the famine stflchen
~ India. In Asia and Africa there are g54 natYe
9pnuiches. with a membership OF over DzoW II.
0uke Porter. OF Pittsburg, was chosen president
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
DIED..

REAZOR-At St. Marks rectory. West Orange. ~ u
May 26 1901. Elizabeth c.. widow OF Franklin March
in her 18th
Funeral St Marks Church. Wednesday, May y. NJ
a m
Internent in Philadelphia
RYDER-At Mount Kisco n. Y. Sunday night. May o.
Hester NJ widow Of the late Jacob L. Ryder. In her
S4th
Funeral at home Wednesday May % at 1:so
p. m.
Interment in OakwoOd Cemetery
SCHULTZ-On Monday. MAY 81 after lingering nInesa
Carl Herman of the Carl H. Schultz. in
26th Of his
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
The WOoGiawn Cemetery.
Borough Bronx Ciry
Office 20 East 23d Street Madison SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

For Maine Hampshire Vermont, rain and
to-day; fair: brisk northerly winds.
becoming northwesterly.
For Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut. rain
to-day. with higher temperature: tomorrow probably
fair: brisk north TO northwest winds.
For Eastern New-York clearing to-day: tomorrow
fair: brisk north northwest winds
For the District OF Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania,
New-Jersey Delaware and Maryland. partly cloudy
day and fresh northwesterIy winds. becoming
variable.
For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania. cloudy.
unsettled weather to-day and probably show
with rising temperature; variable winds mostly light
@ fresh northeasteriy.
Western New-York partly cloudy to-day: to-mor-
increasing cloudness and probably showers;
northwestsry winds. becoming variable.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
WHAT CHINA MUST PAY.
PROBABLE ADOPTION OF THE BRITISH PRO-
PosAL OF 100000 TAELs.

Peking. May 27.-It seems probable that Great
Britain's proposition limiting the lnoernhlly 10
be demanded from China to 4oo'oVo'ooo laeis
will be agreed to by the end Of the week. United
States commissioner Rockhill thinks this may
he considered an American victory. Though his
r,ronosition limiting indemnity TO 3l0oOONO
taeis was not accepted still ii was the cause OF
The other powers considering the idea Inc only
Y,oirt likely to cause further delay is decision
ty all the powers except America regarding
the raising Of the foreign customs per cent
Mr. Rockhill told the ministers at ll recent
would reIinquish all claims TO indemnity ana
even make a money present TO China, as AmerI-
can commercial interests would suHer lar HlVi (
thereby man those OF any other power, with
pnSsihlY one execution.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
HARD WORDS FOR OFFICIALS.

Troy, y. Y. May q (speciaD.-"An apparent at
tempt to thwart justice" is the way Coroner Mere
dith tonight characterized the reluctance OF the
officials of the Albany and Hudson Electric Rail-
way TO give information regarding the collision in
Greenbush Sunday afternoon The Coroner,
with District Attorney Howard. has been at work
on the case all day and tonight said that the in
quest Will be held in this city. He could not name
the day
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
AMERICAN TROOPS SAIL FROM TAKU

Washington May IA dispatch received at
the War Department from General ChaHee' at
Taku, says that the transports Sumner ana Len
nox sailed to-day. and that all the troops that
are TO leave China are off for Manila
Colonel Bird of the Quartermasters Depart
mont received a dispatch from Taku to-day
stating that the transport Packing left that
point on Nav 10 and the Indiana on May %.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
DEPEW OFFERS PEEKSKILL PARK.
THE SENATOR'S GIFT EXPECTED TO INCLUDE
WOODS WHICH BEAR HIS NAME.

President Lane of Peekskil is in receipt of
letter from Senator Depew Offering to give park
to the village Just where the park Is 70 De STU
ated is not vet known but 1t is thought that 1t Will
he cut ont of what is known as Depew's Woods
which are fifty in extent. The Senator VIII
attend meeting of the trustees Mr. DepeW was
at time resident of PeekskiH
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28

The Williams Alumni Association of New-fork
City held informal meeting last night al Der
monico's for the purpose of passing appropriate
resolutions on the resignation of President Carter
of Williams College. After the meeting luncheon
served.
Among those present were Jacob f. Miller pres
ident of the association; j Maus Schermerhorn,
J. Edward Simmons Charles Buckley Huboell
Francis L. Stetson. Vanderpoel Adriance and As
sembIyman Julius u Gayr-aur.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
RAFT ACT HURTS FRENCH FISHERMEN
POOREST SEASON ON RECORD DUE TO ENFORCE
MFNT OF THE LAW.

81 Johns N F.. May 27-Codfshing at the
French islands of St Pierre and Miquelon this
wear is the poorest record. This is chiefly owing
TO the inability TO procure bait as the Newfound
land Bait act is being rigidly enforced. St Pierre
fishing vessels have deferred their departure 10 the
Grand Banks because OF the lack of bait. and four
hundred boats fishing in the inshore are
obtaining no results from the same cause. 1t is
eynected that the general result of the seasons S
fshing operations will be disastrous to the entire
French fishing fleet
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In diagram the continuous white line shows the
changes pressure indicated by The Tribunes self
recording barometer The dotted line shows
ture as recorded Perry's Pharmacy.
Tribune Office May 2s 1 a. ri-The weather yester
day rainy The temperature ranged between so and
80 the average 04& degrees being degrees
higher of Sunday and Oa4 degrees lower
hat OF the corresponding date of
The weather to-day will be clearing.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-28
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DIED.

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Dey James A. Reazor. Elizabeth G.
Flack Margaret B. Ryder Hester NJ.
Jewell Joanna X. Schultz Carl II.
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New-York tribune., 1901-05-28

The health Of John S. Sargent has been COM
pIetely restored II is probable that he viii
make the journey to America in the autumn
eaL-eral roon+bs l. y. F.
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RosEBERY AND THE HIGH COMMISSION

London, May 27.-Lord Rosebery, when asked
by The Associated Press as to the truth OF the
report published in the United States, that he
was TO succeed the late Baron Herschell as a
,oe,oher Of the Canadian-American Joint High
Commission replied that this inquiry was the
first time this matter had been brought 10 MS
attention.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
ACloSING OUT SALE.

have decided to ofier my entire stock
d wall paper for the next sixty days At
greatly reduced prices in order to make
room for next years immense stock.
Nov is the chance to beautify your home
By having it papered in the mos, artistic
~ we'll as up to date papes. and At such
prices a. are within reach Of all. l sell
al my papes Al Ave cents and up to 7s
eeats . single roll Just think Of il and
call and zee the large variety carry be
fore selecting elsewhere as am positive
can give the best satisfaction. l also
carry \ complete stock Of molding.
Picture framing specially at the low.
est prices and the best workmanship.
Paints aud enamels for all purposes. al.
% varnishes, window shades, brushes.
cajcimine. glass. I'll and all kinds oi
painters supplies. Mixed paints In all
the latest shades sell At SI.Iy aud up to
81 40 per gallon. Try the Oxford paint
which Is fully warranted 10 do the bes,
work. II sells 1t sI.4o per gallon and
may be applied BY any one. l am al.
vays pleased to show my goods vhethea
you are purchaser or not.
c. E. WELLS,
1873 Walnut ST., Boulder, Colo.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
A DIPLOMATIC JAuNT.

Washington. Sept. IA train load Of
diplomats left here today to be present
as guests Of the Pan American exposi
,ion at the celebration Of Presidents day
tomorrow Another train carrying Presi.
dent Mckinley and his cabinet leaves
tonight. Mrs Mckinley and DR.. Richey
accompany the party. The president
will speak tomorrow at the Esplanade in
pnH ai0
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
EHRLICH WILL MOVE.

L. M. Ehrlich has purchased the two
story brick building next door to his
present location and will move into that
part now occupied by the Vienna res
taurant. Ehrlich and his landlord, 1t is
said. we're unable to come to terms on q
lease Of his present location and the deal
above mentioned resulted. Jim Cowie
vas the seller and got $4,000 for the
prop .rty,
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
AT WESLEY'S SHRINE.

London. Sept. 4-The Meshodists Of
the world are in conference here. They
are meeting at City Road Chapel. built
by John Wesley. Today prayers we're
offered for King Edward, President Nc.
Kinley and the world at large. and that
the Me,hodists and Episeopalians might
finally unite.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
PIXIES PEAK OR BUST.

Cripple Creek. Sept. 4-Articles Of 10
corporation Of the Seven Lakes & Pixies
Peak Summit railway com pany we're fled
today with the county clerk. The com
pany will run an electric road to the
summit OF the peak. 1t will ais, furnish
electricity for light and power and con-
duct telephone and telegraph hne.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
STATE Preparatory seA.ei.

DAt0 1<pafntory bcnoot. ~
Scheol opens September 9th. 1921.
Entrance examination will be held on
Thwsday and Friday. September 5th
ana 6th At the preparatory building. cor
ner Of Pearl and 18th streets. Courses
in bookkeeping and business arithmetic
will be offered which will be open to al
students. 400
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

Geo. J. Helnes. agen. Zang's Brewing
company. leaves tomorrow via the Burl
iagtoa for Quincy, Illinois, TO see bi,
family and visit his parents. Mrs H H.lme,
ssd ehtdrea will accompany him on hi,
resurn. Mr. Geo. H. Kaub auditor Of the
Ph. Zang Brewing company will look
after the branch during Mr. Helmer's I
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
THAT CHINESE K0TOW.

Pottsdam. Sept 4-Emperor William
received Prince Chun and his suite At
ago today. Baron Won Richthcd. min.
lister Of foreign Affairs. was preseut.
Prince Chun later laid beautiful wreaths
on the graves Of the dead Emperor
William aud Empress Frederick.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
LIGHT At ELD0RA.

Attorney w. H. Ogden 10 now in Fl.
dora fostering his business interests Il
that place. Nothing definite has been
done as yet toward establishing the cleo.
trio light plant. ior which Mr. Ogden vai
recenuy granted . franchise. A lev
poles have been put up to comply With
the eondi,ions Of The franchise.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
STRIKE IS Bro KEN.

Pittsburg, Sept 4--The strike was
broken this morning in the Pennsylvania
Tube works. Two hundred men went
back to work and six hundred more viii
follow this afternoon. At Mckeesport.
the Kemmler mills will open this after
noon With imported men. Deputies are
on ha1d ia great numbers to prevent
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
FRUIT GROWERS MAD.

Delta. Sept. 4-Frui, growers here are
in arms against the Porter Bros. Com
pAny, big shipping concern, that has
bought vast Quantities Of Delta fruit and
shipped it east under California labels.
The crop here is unusually hne and the
growers believe it should advertise Delta
and NOT California.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

Mr. and Mrs c. E. Coulehan left Mon.
day nooa for Buffalo. New York City,
Eos,oe and other eastern points. to be
gooe two months. Their niece. Miss
Wynkoop. accompanied them a far as
Omaha. from there she goes to Sioux City
to visit before returning to her home in
MaQuoketa, Iowa.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
Bg|1 SIg|ge|
Goes |O JoI|
A STIFF BOND.
Justice Adams sends Him Over te Await
Trial

S9eSS0o Aoeno 0en0e Hlm Ovos - AWoas
Trial.
Bert StrelRel's preliminary hearing
Vas concluded before Justice Adams this
mosning. The defendant was held TO,
trial before the district court this fall.
HIS bond vas fixed At 5, 5000 which, it is
believed. is practically prohibitive. Strei.
gel will probably stay 10 Jail until hi.
trial.
The state sprung complete surprise
By Introducing Mrs Lane and Dr.. Gil
bert. Mrs Lane testified to finding some
empty and ciumpled morphine powder
papers hidden away in the bed. Dr.
Gilbert positively identified Bert Ssreigel
~ the man 10 whom he had sold twenty
graias q morphine. This Is the strongest
evidence ysi produced to connect Strei
gel With bis wifes death and was discov
cred only yesterday. The stomach Of
the dead woman will Be analysed before
the trial.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
As OTHERS SEE US.

The young ladies OF Boulder a,e de
voting themselves assiduously to physi.
cal culture and the Thugs Of that city 60
about doubly armed and seldom venture
out alone after nightiall.-Post.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

MI Fred Gordon Remain, = graduate
OF the University Of Illinois, is 10 Boul
der and viii take special work At the
university Ibis fall. He is . member Of
Delta Taa Delta fraternity.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
TEDDY WILL TALK.

Chicago. Sept. Vice President
Roosveit arrived here this morning. he
SAYS he has received several thousand
invitations to speak this TALL and desires
to disappoint no one.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

The entesprising Mr. Trezise has added
70 his equipment 4 fine new -four seated
tally ho, made in St. Louis for his special
order. Il Is \ heavy bat easy riding
turn out and the only one Of its kind in
the state
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
Public Policy
VIII Be lbged
BEFORE SUPREME COURT.
The Rsvssas Bll VIII Re Argssd o.
Goneral Groands.

Gensral Groands.
Denver. Sept. 4-Wheu the revenue
bill comes up before the supreme court
the state will rely on tvo points to up
hold IL validity. The attorney general
will contend that il was properly passed
and that Il should be upheld on grounds
Of public policy. It will be shown thst
II the Law be declared invalid, no legis.
lative act could affect the revenues oi
the present year and that thus the insti.
tutions Of the state will be left helpless
and general confusion result.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
THE VARSITY TEAM.

Manager Rothgerber OF the univer sity
football team dropped in last night. He
has great hopes Of taking the team to
Texas for 4 series Of games, though
nothing is definitely settled As yet. Some
new heavy material is said to have ap'
neaYed.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
MRS POWELL DEAD.

Mrs Jane Powell Of Nederland died At
that place yesterday Of heart disease e.
eravated BY Ia grippe. She vas 81 years
Of age aud = native Of Herfordshire,
ENGLAND.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
ADDITIONAL locals.

The Lassen and Jackman families.
Who have spent the past two months In
Boulder. left yesterday ios their homes
in FL Kean Oklahoma.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
Oil Flowing
Over Boiler
SOAKED THROUGH.

Bailsr.
Il was decided this morning that the
best method OF removing the oailer from
be Mckenzie oil well would be to re.
move the several barrels Of oil that filled
The narrow channel above. Work was
started this afternoon removing this oil
and BY tomorrow, II Is hoped, the bailer
nay be recovered.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

Mr. Howard NJ. Snyder has arrived
from Cheyenne to take up his work in
the university. He has been appointed
assistant secretary at that institution.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
OCTOBER JURY.

Alpheus Bashor Hygiene
Chas. Beaumont Saiina
Elmer Beckvith Loogmost
Daniel Coffman Rowena
J. w. Culver Sugar Loaf
Clark Gilbert Superior
John Goss Hygiene
Peter Graham LouisvilIe
Jobn ]. Harper Louisville
William Hui, Boulder
Clemens Kpaus Nj Wot
Wm. LaSheil Sunset
Joseph Lee Longmont
Jerry Leggets Garfield
Joseph Luxon Boulder
A. A. Matthews Longnont
Eli P. Metcalf Boulder
Matt McCasslin Hygiene
Geo. M. Mcclure Boulder
Marx Mcintosh Hygieae
NJ. w. Mcpherson Garfield
Adam Melville Copper Rock
H Minckler Boulder
B. d. Ao3:t Altona
John Modet Louisville
August Nilsson Broomheld
F. N. ObcrdinE Louisville
James n. Pulliam jamestown
c. w. Reardon Rowena
Wm. H. Rothrock Canfeld
L. w. Sanbora Boulder
Fred Sherwood Magnolia
George Stobs Lafayette
Charles Ssrayhan Eldora
Frank StSock Gold Hill
]. v. Sybrandt Springdale
E. ]. Temple Boulder
J. B. Thompson Longmont
Smith Wilson Boulder
W. w. Wright jamestown
The more delicate. the more awkward,
the more crowded with seboolwork your
daughter is the more she needs Physical
Cnlyure ClasSes nnen next A0ndav.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04
Power
S0yS I|un|D0
ROAD is CONSIDERING.
win Probably Eisotrsfy Ths,r ssbarbas
RoAda.

New York. Sept. 4-President Frank
Trumbull Of the Colorado & Southern
announced today that the directors Of the
road were now considering the advisabil.
ity Of installing electric power on all
their suburban roads out Of Denver.
Experts. he said, were At work figuring
on immediate action, il the directors are
favorable,
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

The more delicate. the more awkward.
the more crowded With scboolvork your
daughter is the more she needs Physical
Culture. Classes.open next Mosday
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

Big dance at the armory Friday even
ing, Sept 9th.
Daily camera., 1901-09-04

do not forget the regular Friday night
dances at the armory.