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New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
CONVENTIONS AT THE FAIR.
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY MEETINGS AT
BUFFALO DURING THE EXPOSITION

BUFFALO DCrl-NNI If1E EAEOSlIlON-
Buffalo, May 6.-Plans are being perfected by the
exposition management to make the observance Of
Memorial Day IN Buffalo the most notable IN the
history Of the city. The day will be one OF the
most memorable on the exposition programme.
A list Of conventions scheduled for Buffalo shows
will here
The programme OF the international Saengerfest.
TO be held IN the last week OF June has been COM
pleted. Monday, June a. will be devoted to re-
ceptions and chorlses. and on Wednesday after
noon the Brooklyn Saengerbund Will sing.
A published statement that the exposition would
be closed from 10 o'clock Saturday night last until
dedication day, May 90 is erroneous. The gates OF
the exposition will be open every day until No
venaber !. For The present. probably until dedica-
ton day, the gates Will be closed at 10 o. m except
on Sundays when they will open until II O'Clock
weekdays and until midnight Sundays
The list Regiment Band, OF New-YCrk. arrived
here to-day ana with the two military bands OF
this city, will give six concerts daily. afternoon
and evening.
To-day's attendance at the Pan-American Exposi-
ton grounds was the best since the opening Of the
exposition. Superintendent Townsend said that
there not the slightest doubt that everything
would be practically completed by May 20, when
the dedication ceremonies will be held
The Midway cOnceSSiOnaireS have taken stems
10 bring the question of Sunday opening OF their
shows before the courts. II IS said that Sun
day several Of them will throw open their doors
10 the public, and remain open until closed by
the exposition police. This move Will be made in
order conform with what the cOncessionaires
say is authorized by their contracts with the
exposition company. They simply wish TO estab-
the exposition officials. in the event OF any legal
steps being taken later
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
PRESIDENT IN NEw-MEXTco.

WELCOMED BY GOVERNOR oTERo "A
SPEECH MADE AT DEMING.
Deming. n. NJ, May 6.-Shortly after leaving
Il Paso the Presidents train crossed the line
into New-Mexico, and ran through the grazing
section Of the Territory. 1t was hot ana dusty
hoe. The first stop in the Territory was made
al Deming. where the President was welcomed
Oy Governor Otero and his staff. There was
Dig crowd with a band at the station and the
President was warmly greeted. w. NJ. Berger
president OF the New-AGexico Press Association
met the party at FL Paso and accompanied tne
train across the Territory. The address OF wei
come al Deming was largely devoted 10 New
Mexico's claim for Statehood. on a broad banner
above the train was inscribed, "NeW-MeNlco
demands Statehood"
The President spoke briefly.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
ENTERTAINED BT II. C4uBON.
THE FRENCH AMBASSADOR GIVES \ Dinner IN
HONOR OF CARDINAL. MARTINELLI

Washington. May s.-Ambassador Cambon gave
a dinner tonight at the French Embassy in honor
OF Cardinal MartineH The other guests were
Archbishop Ireland. of St. Paul; Monsignor Mar
Chatti the PapaI AbIegate; Count CoIaciochi. mem
ber OF the Papal Guard Monsignor Rocker Jus
tices White and McKenra, of the Supreme Court,
the Spanish Minister. the Duke d ARGOS; the
Charge d Ahaires of Austria Hungary. Count Tar
nOwskf; the Charge d'Affares of Belgium, Mr..
Wauters: Representative McCleary. of Minnesota
the Princes Jacques and Albert de BroGlie and NJ
Marc Fassy. of France. who are making tour OF
this country; Lieutenant-C Commander Faramond,
Nj Jules Boeufve, Of the French Embassy; Mon
signor Conaty. rector Of the Catholic University,
and the Rev. Dr.. Magnen. of Baltimore.
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TROOPS NAY TURN MINERS BACK.

Pottsville. Penn. May s.-Coonel Richardson. OF
the State Arsenal Harrisburg. arrived in this city
to-day with view of learning the true situation
of the proposed march OF the miners 20 Harris
burg Colonel Richardson would not discuss the
situation. but il is said that secret orders have
been sent certain military commands. and
should there be move TO march on Harrisburg
the miners would be turned back. There has been
request made by the Sheriff for the militia,
which is the custom in cases where law and order
expected TO be violated.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
CROWD SURROUNDS MCCORMICK HOUSE

II WAS EXCITED BY woMAN's REPORT THAT
SHE HAD SEEN THE MISSING BOY.
woman living In Highbridge last night told the
'ather OF Willie Mccormick that she had seen the
missing boy the train that brought her from
-1anhattsn. and wanted 10 know IL he had not come
A91ne The report spread quickly through the
village, and was soon changed into story that
t'le boy had actually returned.
- villagers were at dinner at the time. and al
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day a large audience saw Woolson Morse's Gin
derella at sGh0ol" S The specialists included Max
Tegge and Daniels Kathryn Pearl etc.
Madame Butterhys" run at Proctor's Fifth
Avenue Theatre will end with this week The a
rfety entertainers yesterday We're Billy Clifford and
Prelies talking dogs Jules and Ella Garrison and
others.
Confusion" was produced by the F. F. Proctor
Stock Company yesterday at Proctor's East Fifty
eighth-st theatre. and created merriment. Pre-
eus be course 10 sa of he proman6 T. X Murray and
Clara Lane Clemart Forman and Howlete. the
kaIatechnoscope. etc
At the Proctor One-hundred- and twenty fifth
Street Theatre yesterday another big audience ap-
plauded Pink Dominoes' and the curtain raiser,
''our Bitterest Foe" The varieties were Jess
Dandy the o'Meers sisters, the three DE Rigney
sisters and the kalatechnoscope
At Keiths yesterday Cisse LOTUS headed the
bill Clayton White and Marie Stuart presented
sketch and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Milton Royle n
tinue for another week. Harry Gilfoil appears and
Others on the programme are the Willis family.
Galetti's performing monkeys Vernon barney arms @ ana
den, lin and Whitaker, Arvello and new hiograph
pictures.
New wax groups were displayed at the Eden
Musee yesterday. and the usual concerts and cine
matograph exhibitions were gwen
At Tony Pastors yesterday were Nat NJ. Wills.
Miss Hilda Thomas, assisted. by Lou Hall; Harry
c. Stanley and Miss Dora Wilson Fox and Foxie.
the Crane brothers Mcbride and Goodrich, Mr.. and
Mrs. Stuart Darrow, the two Cyrenes. the Razarfs.
the Brooks brothers. Harry and Rhetta Deaves.
and Keene. juggler.
Nell Gwyn" was presented Roster Bials
Yesterday by the Maud Daniel Opera Company,
and there was a short vaudeville performance.
The usual crowd witnessed the usual performance
at the New-York Theatre last night. and enjoyed
IL The Giddy Throng" Is IN fits last week After
Office Hours The March OF Old Glory" The
DEVILS Dream and an olio. which included the
Agos Trio, made up the BILL
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LEONARD s. OUTRAM.

Scranton. Penn. May 6.-Leonard s Outram, of
London a member of F. H. Sothern's company.
playing the part OF the King in Hamlet" also az
times Polonius was found dead in bed at the home
of his brother-n-aw, James Paul in Carbondale,
to-day, where he had gone TO visit after the com
panys appearance here Saturday evening He
with Olga Nethersoe for two seasons before
joining Mr.. Sothern's company His death was due
TO heart failure. following attack Of grip. Mr..
Outrams wife was buried five weeks ago. He was
fnNfr ii r.oa old
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SCHOONER CANNOT BE SAVED.

schooner Helen. coal laden. from New-York for
Pond Island, which went ashore yesterday after
noon at Woods Island, suffered serious damage,
and IL is feared she cannot be saved. The Helen
was built at Harrington, Ne. in 1874 She is 1874
tom
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damage TO truck farms and young cotton is con-
siderable. Much of the cotton just coming
through the ground The indications present
that IS per cent Of the cotton is beaten to pieces
Selma, Ala May 6-The heaviest haistorm in
years visited this city to-day. Stones the size Of
bird eggs fell in a driving windstorm, and re-
mained the ground about forty minutes, damag-
ing young and cotton
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CRANE-on Saturday. May 4. Harriet F. widow Of
John A Crane -.
Funeral residence, No So West eth
st. Wednesday morning. sth inst, at II O'CLOCK
FERRY-on Monday May g. 1901 Abigail Jane. wife OF
the late Clark 3. Ferry. aged s3 years
Funeral services residence Of her son-inaw ed
ward J. Hancy No 50 West 52d-st, on Wednesday.
Nav 8 O'Clock p. m
Intement Bethel Conn. at convenience or the faniy
FosTER-on Monday May 8. 1901, Clarence NJ Foster,
in the year OF his age
Notice of funeral hereafter
FIyRMAN-On Sunday May g.. 1901 aged months.
Stuart only child stuart Sydney and Arlie Furan.
1YoN-ou Saturday. MAY 4. 1901, Samuel Kuypers
Funeral services from his late residence No. as Ess,
57th-st on Tuesday morning at 1870 O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers.
McAIL-On May A. residence. No. East s3d-st
Nev-York Emma Mccall. wife OF the James
Nicholas Mccall
day. May J.
RF,IYEsA-At Glenbrook Conn. Sunday. May 1901
Rev Benjamin j. Relyea. in his s2d year.
Funeral the home Of his daughter. Holmes
Maple-ave-. Glenb rook. Conn., Wednesday. May
1880 m
Interment Green's Farms. Conn. s.s0 p m.
scAMMON-On May S. residence. No. $50 Mon
roe-ave.. Chicago. suddenly. OF heart failure,
Sheldon widow OF =. Young scammon-
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HAIL IN GEORGIA AND ALABAMA.

Savannah Ca May s.-Dispatches from Burke
and Emanuel counties report heavy hailstorm.
beginning last night at o'clock and lasting until
midnight The rail remained on the ground at
Adrian until after o'clock this morning The
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Mariana Ignacio Prado born in 1926. He
participated in General Castilla's revolution in
Peru against Echeniques government in 1854 He
marched against Lima in 1865. and entered the cap
!tal on November at the head OF victorious
army. on November 26 he declared himself die
tator, and subsequently elected constitutional
President by the Peruvian Congress. He was again
elected President in 1876
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington May 6-Light showers and thunder
storms prevailed the upper middle Mssis-
sppi Valley. the Ohio Valley. Western North Carolina
Northern Georgia The weather in the Northwest
been fair with moderate temperature The tenn
perature has risen NewEngland IT has fallen along
Atlantic Coast and locally in the Mississippi
Valley and the Southwest. Unsettled weather with
showers indicated for Tuesday portions
States. the lower lake region and the South
There will probably be local rains in Western
Wednesday. The changes will be unn
portant On the New-England and Middle Atlantic Coast
Atlantic Coast fresh south southwest
vail. on the lower lakes the winds will be mostly fresh
fresh to h sk north to northwest winds will prevail
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
For Maine fair and warmer to-day; Wednesday partly
cloudy probably showers cooler in portion
fresh 10 brisk southwesterly winds.
For Hampshire and Vermont fair to-day Wednes-
day coudness probably showers fresh south
westerly winds.
Rhode Island and Connecticut partly
cloudy to-day with higher temperature Wednesday partly
cloudy. probably fresh brisk southweserI winds
For Eastern NewYork and Eastern Pennsylvania partly
cloudy: southeast portion. probably showers
this Wednesday showers and cooler
fresh brisk southwesterIy winds
For New-Jersey and Delaware. partly cloudy, with
cooler. fresh brisk southwesterly winds
For the District Of Columbia. MARYLAND and Virginia
probably cooler; fresh brisk southeasteriy
winds. becoming southwestern
to-day with lower temperature; "wednesday probably
western roeon edes TrobaSv sEower fresh To
brisk easterly winds. becoming northwestern
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most without exception everything forgotten
and rush was made for the Mccormick home.
In an incredibly brief time thousand men, women
and children surrounded the house. II took ten
only a
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DIED

sNITTH-Entered City. N j.. May
8. 1901. Jonn Jewell Smith. in the 9th OF his
Funeral from Church OF Zion ST. Timothy
57ths. between sth and 9th aves,. Thursday. May
1O;30 O'Clock.
Kindly omit flowers
STAPIES-On Saturday. May 1901 Markham u
Staples aged so years.
Friends and relatives respectfully
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81 Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church. Hoboken-svs
Jersey City Heights
UNDERHII-L-On Monday, May 9, at his residences No.
No. south Ox1ord-st.. Brooklyn William W. UnderhilI.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
VAN WYCK-At East Orange, sunday. May S. 1904.
Nara r Van Wyck. in her SOth year.
ter OF Peter SchencS Van Wyck OF New-Yorx City.
Interment at Fshkin N Y. Nav T. 1901.
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WOOD-On Monday afternoon, May s. 1901 Mariana
Maris. wife OF Stephen Wood
Funeral services No. $50 Park-ave. Thursday Nav
g. II O'Clock
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Tribune Subscription Rates.

Expression OF mouth restored; Dr.. Deane. dental
cialist Worlds Fair awards 45+ LsX-ave.. cor 4ot
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

John Germon. the actor who was injured at the
American Theatre last January, by the explosion
of fash light apparatus. died yesterday in Roose-
welt Hospital He was sixty-one years old. When
he was taken 10 the hospital IL was thought that
he could live for only few days.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Tribune Office. MAY z 1 m--The weather yesterday
was fair and mild The temperature ranged between -
and 50 degrees the t54s degrees) being SIS de-
grees lower than sunday higher than
that cf the corresponding date Of last year.
The to-day will be partly cloudy and
with showers this afternoon or night.
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-,R1nuNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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VARIETY ENTERTAINMENTS.

At Proctor's Twenty-third Street Theatre yester-
day large audience saw Woolson Morse's Gin
derella at School The specialists included Max
Cincinnati. Lille Western. the Doherty sisters
Tegge and Daniels. Kathryn Pearl etc.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

Andrew Mack will act the play which he will use
for the coming season this month for short time.
II is named tom Moore and written by
Theodore Burt Sayre. around the life OF Ireland S
poet. The opening performance will be given on
Monday. May l3. at the Hyperion Theatre. New
Haven.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

odell Williams unable to play the part of
Phineas Fletcher in Uncle Toms Cabin" at the
Academy of Music last night and his place was
filed by Frank Hatch.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07

One hundred and fifty representatives of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company will attend Miss
Julia Marlowe's performance Of When knight
hood Was in Flower" at the Criterion Theatre
this evening.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
NOTES Of THE STAGE.

II. Reeves Smith has retired from the cast OF
Captain Jinks OF the Horse Marines in which
he has been playing the title part at the Gartick
Theatre. and his place has been taken by George
". Howard. Francis Byrne takes Mr. Howard's
place Charles Lamartine.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-07
MARRIED.

WFGMANN-DRU UNfMOND-On Monday. MAY 8. 1901 at
the residence OF J. A. Bennett No. 2lO1 5th-ave
Nsw-York by Rev. J. H Hoyt. Charlotte II. Drum
nond daughter OF the late Or. Charles z. Drummo1d
Edward Wegmann, of Englewcod, y. J.
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Nell Gwyn' presented at Roster & Bial's
yesterday by the Maud Daniel Opera Company,
and there was a short vaudeville performance
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Madame Butterhy's" at Proctor's Fifth
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rety entertainers yesterday Billy Clifford and
Maud Huth, Joseph Hart and Carrie De Mar,
Pree's talking dogs, Jules and Ella Garrison and
others
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MARIANA IGNACIo PRADo.

Paris, May 6.-Mariano Ignacio Prado. ex-Presi-
dent of Peru is dead
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The WoodIawn Cemetery.
Borough OF Bronx. New York City.
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New wax groups were displayed AT the Eden
Musee yesterday. and the usual concerts and cine
matograph exhibitions were given