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New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
HE WAS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
DIPLOMATIC YOUNG MAN PRESENTS GER
TIFTCATE AS TO HIS CHARACTER TO
PROSPECTIVE MOTHER-IN-LAW

Wishing to win the good graces of his pros
pective mother-in-aw, Burtis Van Nostrand. of
No. 2Sl Wnow-ave., Hoboken yesterday secured
letter of recommendation from his former employer
Edward Walker, Superintendent of Parks The let
ter was presented to the mother OF the bride-elect
last night II read follows:
This is to certify TO the excellent character Of
Burts Van Nostrand, r. well known for several
years. AS single he has always led
straightforward life He is kind disposition and
should work well in double harness He is neat
to the point of exaction. and will cause his wife
very little trouble In sweeping up dirt carried in
the house on muddy shoes 1t being a special care
or his TO use the doormat. He do his own
mending, even TO the darning of socks He Is not
hard on clothes, and is small eater He INDUCES
very little In picncs dances other costly frivo-
ity. His temperament is that n home man. and
l have hesitancy in recommending him
who would fill the functions of n husband and
father In a faithful and loving manner.
EDWARD WALKER.
The bride-elect is Miss Bessie Isaacs of No. 2lI
Hudson-st. Van Nostrand has secured a place. and
he saves $50 the mother will ii is said.
give her consent. He thought letter of recon-
mendation to his character might have good
influence upon his prospective mother law and
to that end applied to Superintendent Walker,
der whom he has worked at various times
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
HEAT AND STORMS IN ENGLAND.

London, July le.-Terrifc thunderstorms over the
northern parts OF England this evening presagcd
a breakup Of the heat wave. At Newcastle-on-
Tyne the streets flooded. and traffic of all
kinds was temporarily suspended. The railway
signal system was dEnranged. the instruments
burning out. Trains were delayed.
in Shields several houses struck by light
ming. and the streets were impossible for hours.
an Sunderland fires kindled by lightning in
Two places
The thermometer to-day recorded the highest
noon temperature Of the year. IS degrees. and
snorty after this hour IL several degrees more
shade "
vliostratons and heat fatalities are increasing.
s.elerinary surgeons have been stationed I'm the
ssleets OF London to stop omnibus horses showing
stables ~
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
RUMoRs OF A FRENCH PLOT.

ALLEGED PLAN TO MAKE LOUIS NAPOLEON EN-
PERoR on SEPTEMBER
London. July 1s-"The Pal Mall Gazette pub
fishes this afternoon a somewhat remarkable com
munication from its Paris correspondent, giving
circumstantial details OF alleged conspiracy TO
overthrow the French republic and install Prince
Louis Napoleon Emperor OF France. The CORE
spondent is assured that September Il, when the
Car intends promote Prince Louis TO full gen
eralship in the Russian army. has been selected as
the occasion for demonstration to support the
claims Of this prince who is such close friend OF
their Russian ally by all the elements opposed to
the present rule. The names of NJ. Deroulede. the
Marquis de I.ur Saluces and NJ. Marcel-Habert are
mentioned as the leading spirits of the movement
and several high officials Of the present government
alleged to be assisting the movement with
funds
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
DENMARK'S NEW CABINET.

Copenhagen, July liking Christian has In
trusted to DR.. Deuntzer the task of organizing
Liberal Ministry to succeed the De Schested Cab
met which resigned Wednesday The follow
ing selections have already been made:
President o Councillor. DEINTZER
Minister OF Justce--ALBERTI
Minister OF the Interior-count HOISTEIN
Minister o Foreign Arairs-ALFRED HAGE
Minister o Finance-cH RISTENSEN
Minister Of Agriculiure-OLE HANSEN
II is expected that the list will be completed
tomorrow
The hrst objec, Of the Ministry Will be to
reform the tax law.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
UNIoNIsT MEETING AT BLENHEIM.
DUKE OF MARLBOROUGH TO GIVE GREAT
ENTERTAINMENT FOR GOVERN
MENT SUPPORTERS.

MENT SUPPORTERS.
London. July ls-The Duke OF Marlborough Is
about TO appear In a new role There Will occur at
Bleuheim Palace the Dukes seat at Woodstock,
Oxford on August TO- OF the largest political
demonstra tions OF recent times. Its object Is TO
celebrate third Unionst victory in the elections
Three thousand delegates from the Conservative and
Liberal Unionist associations throughout the coun-
try will be present. while the gathering will number
In all about seven thousand Mr.. Balfour and Mr..
Chamberlain will make addresses and the Duke
Of Marlborough will preside The Duchess OF Marl-
borough will entertain this great throng at luncheon
in p huge tent All the Unonist members of the
House OF Commons have been invited
The palace will be opened for public inspection.
house party will follow the reception several OF
the most prominent persons present remaining to
the end of the week. Among the features OF the
entertainment will be a recital upon the celebrated
in the library. boating upon the lake and the
rendering OF band music during the entire day.
The Duke OF Marlborough said:
No Significance is attached 10 this fete so far
as | am concerned ! did something similar five
years ago, only much smaller scale. ! thought
this would be good the Unionist party effectively
walls In the party. and also give the leaders a
chance of personally thanking their agents and
workers; so asked them all 10 Benheim.
The Duke OF Marlborough IS not going to the
United States and has no idea OF succeeding Lord
Mimic as Governor General OF Canada. He char
acterzed both reports utterly unfounded.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
DIED.

sons OF THE REVOLUTION. ono. Of tn. s.ers.ry
The members o this requested 70 attend the
General Daniel Buterheld at cold sprnson HndDn
TALMapGE 'es Pssn sasardsy MoRRs Rq %
RIs. Secretary.
sTaTET MTfTARY edr, ORDER g, LOYAL, LEGION. UNITED
informed Of the death Of Majoreners psn s
spring this morning. 3s at io ooo n sss
ssaa sa5i' a" West Point Companions are requested 70 at
BY S0 Ssssr % q Gs4s,9, HENRY L BURNETT Commander
cuLI.MAN-At wuerzburg. Bavaria. on July a. isol
x Jacob F. Cullman
a1 Msyes5ess Far oo s00saway Long sla3% sunday
from Long Island City. ~ -''
DowNEY- Suddenly John DOwney.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
t,S woRTH.on Tuesday July 1e. 1901 Louise Roeh
Inferred in Greenwood July 10
nois. only child Of Jane champenOis Dudley Far
rand. aged II weeks
m VII ssa :? sss me- Sf sa his
Interment private
ns s Sss@ q IL. this city July Is Horace Gray in
ssds NO % East af Saturday,
1t 'sT s r-3pesie1 1U az y ,Ssi SslocS % aS noon,
Boston newspapers please copy
HAIGHT-At M his residence Tiverton. r. T. on Thurs
FnaEaf E1fhsn Cock in IL the t:th o his
on Saturday July 20 1901. half past
Interment convenience Of family
HESRICk-ieOrge l.. HerricK, a native OF Burlington
w age o. died suddenly July IS in London.
"heh city he was resident for the twenty years
MURPIY-At Newark. ". j. July IS 1901 Jack A.
'f-'' 49, -
Funeral from his late residence. No IO27 Broad st.
Newark. on Monday. July %. 1920 m.
NEWCOMB-Mary Ann daughter Of the late Captain
William NewcOrnb. in her 18th year.
Friends of the family invited
| s4th St. Saturday. July 20 at ii a m "'''
sIMPsoS-At Peeksk. July II. 1901. her eIghty-arsr
year, Percy ;. Hazen. widow OF John Simpson, de-
4 ceased. who died November Is.
Funeral services her Union
/ ave Peekskth Saturday. Goth inst. a 3 D.
carriages will meet train leaving Grand
! 1880 p. m.
! sTRoNG-0n Friday. July 49, Seymour r.. OF
/ Thomas s. and Emily Il. Strong in 18th Of
1 his after a Illness
/ Long Island
Train leaves Long Island City
| WATSoN-On July 4. 1901. the Sea Side Hotel ST.
4 christopher w. l.. Howard. OF Anna F. and the
\ late Gaylord Watson in the 36th OF his
| WIiSON-On Sunday. July H. Larchmont, N T.,
\ George Rogers Wilson.
| Notice Of funeral services in Sunday papers.
| Kindly omit flowers.
The Wocdlewu Cemetery,
1 Borough OF Bronx.
Eza
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
PRIESTS FLEE FROM SARAGOsSA.

Saragossa. Spain. July ls-As result of the en-
counters here the last two days between Roman
Catholics and Free Thinkers. I'm which one man
was killed and forty-ive wounded, twelve Of the
latter fatally the majority of the clergy have fed
the CITY, some going to neighboring villages. while
others have left the province The converts and
most of the churches of Saragossa are closed and
harr
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
RHODES AND JAMEsON IN LONDON
BOTH DECLINE TO DISCUSS QUESTIONS RE
LATING TO SOUTH AFRICA

London. July 19.-Cecil Rhodes and DR.. Jane
son landed at Southampton this afternoon from
Cape Colony. They were met by Alfred Belt. the
fnancer, and B. A. Hawksley. counsel for the
British Chartered South Africa Company. and
others Messrs. Rhodes and Jameson declined to
discuss South Africa, saying they no
longer public men.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20


pEER-On Thursday July 49, Elberon. N. J.. Julius.
beloved Sophie Beer In the 69th OF mis-
EneraI services his residence. No IS
West IIth-st. Sunday morning. July II. at l0:15
o'clock.
Kindly omit flowers
ciTizENs SAVINGS BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK.
July 10Th 1901.
Al special meeting of the Trustees the
be Rank on Friday July 10Th 1901 following
ute was unanimously adopted:
MINUTE
This BOARD heard regret OF the death or
Major General Daniel Butteried on Wednesday July
nth, 1901. :,
named in of the Legislature Incorporating the
Si,izens Bank passed April 9th. 1850. From
OF organization the bank General Butter
ed ceased TO take an active interest In its
Ne had filled offices and Second VicePresi
committees OF Importance and
for number OF took active interest IN the In
vastments on bond mortgage, giving the bank the
benefit knowledge and experience IN real estate
or ,hs first call for troops beginning
Butterteld 'front.' tolonel
Twelft Regiment. New-Nork state Militia.
VI. took a interest the welfare OF the soldiers
under his command. and whenever practicable Induced
them their of IT TO the Citizens Sav-
incs Rank for keeping He endeared himself to the
ofcera and Trustees his undeyatingly kind and
icons manner he their admiration by his sound
and Judgment and by his ability as speaker
The Hoard desires express tho family OF the de-
sincere sympathy and conoolence In the az
niction they direct that
copy OF be TO them and that the minute
0e puo"'"'O ~ ' HENRY HAsr.ER. President
CHARLES w. HELD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
MORE PRISONERS AT BERMUDA.

Hamilton. Bermuda, July 19.-The British
transport Rance arrived here at daylight this
morning from st. Vincent. Cape Verd Islands,
with the second contingent OF Boer prisoners of
war for confinement on DarreIPs and fuckers
islands. The prisoners numbered 519 men. The
Rance had a fair passage.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
STEWART BRICE TO SEE Mr.. CROKER.

THINKS THE SQUIRE is NOT NEEDED IN NEW
YORK AT THE COMING ELECTION.
London July l9-Stewart Brice has arrived In
London on his way TO Richard Croker. Mr.
Biice said
While do not pretend to be on special mission
TO Mr.. Croker | hope him next week. Tam
many prospects, believe. are exceedingly bright
AS Mr. Crokcr's return, believe the organ
ization is in such shape that 1t does depend
upon the presence of any one man TO make sue
cess sure. If the chief to over and
put on a few finishing touches, well and good Be
yond that the party seems perfectly able to take
care itself
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
HOT WEATHER on THE CONTINENT.

Loncon. July 20.-Severe the heat has been
- ''eat Britain IL is surpassed In most parts of
'ui and Northern Europe. At Gefe and Up
80 IN Sweden, the temperature yesterday regis
'eo 70 degrees, and IN Stockholm Il reached 81
dies Apparently the only cool place IN Sean
dss.Iat neat continues I'm Copenhagen. where three
T,h fom srnstroke occurred yesterday.
Rysas temperature In Paris yesterday So de-
s'eef Fahrenheit in Lisbon 81 and In Palermo s.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

day for Boulogue-sur- Mer and Rotterdam Mr..
and Mrs *. BoissvaIn Professor and Mrs. A. II.
Buck. Mr.. and Mrs. *. II. de Haas Mrs. J. III. de
Haas, Professor and Mrs. Charles O. Hoyt. Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Ii. w Norris. John w. Townsend
Mr.. and Mrs. G. h. Williams.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
ENGLISH SHOE FACTORY BURNED

Rushden July 19.-Cave Sons shoe factory here
which one of the largest In the Midland
counties was completely destroyed by fire TODAY
The drouth curtaed the water supply. and the
fire department was consequently crippled The
damage 100000.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

Highest temperature yesterday. ~ degrees at 2lo r.
m lowest a. m; average temperature.
temperature corresponding date last year.
70: average temperature for corresponding date last
73.
todayPsrtIy cloudy. light variable winds
mostly north.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

burg Professor and Mrs. IL. +. Bourne, DR..
Otte Borck. the Rev. n. Bolt. DR.. William j.
Crulkshank. DIR. and Mrs James Elchberg, Pro-
fessOr and Mrs John Greene. Dr. and Mrs. Ewood
+. Hopkins DR.. Klein, the Rev. d. n. Kirkby, MI 5.
Carl Loeb the Rev. Elias Provensen. Or. G.. III. M.
Rowe. DR. Paul ]. Sartain DIR. and Mrs. Ludwig
Straus, DE- Henry de Soto. DR.. and Mrs. Frederick
William Thum and DR.. and Mrs. Alexander &.
Wlener
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
ART AT THE GREAT FAIR

ART AT THE GREAT FAIR.
sculpture, landscape. marine. etc. ExpOsi-
uon Art Series completed I'm this issue. You
should have "a complete file of these articles
dated July Z, II md Fl. SEE THE SUNDAY
TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.

For England Eastern New York partly cloudy
and Sunday light variable winds northery
For New-Jersey. fair to-day and Sunday warmer in
interior; variable winds. mostly TO northwest
Eastern Pennsylvania and Delaware. fair and
warmer day Sunday fair light variable winds
For the District OF Columbia. Maryland and virginia
fair and continued day and Sunday: light var-
able winds
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS

Among the passengers who arrived on the steamer
Columbia last night. from Hamburg. Southampton
and Cherbourg c. r Ackermann. Louise Del
monte j. c. FRANKIE Emil Holz NJ Hammerstein.
+. w. I.oew. A. Solomon. l.. +. Weber. A. Ballin.
Arthur Cook and Armand c. Sarry
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

On the Trave bound for Genoa. will sail to-day
the Rev. Thomas T. Kennedy, the Rev. Mr.. Vas
salo, DIR. and Mrs William II. King and DIR. and
Mrs. G.. w. kirch
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
PostoMce Notice.

Should be DAILY by all interested a changes
may at time)
Foreign malls for the week ending July 90 1901 will
close promptly in all cases the General Postoice
follows Parcels Post Malls close hour earlier than
closing shown below. mails Ger
close at Wednesday. 5. Friedrich der
Crosse. via Bremen
Regular and Supplementary malls close Fo~eign
Branch half hour later than closing time shown below
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
FILIPINO NATIVE TRoops

An army of 12,OOO FiIipinos to he organized
ana omcered by American regulars. The IN
s"rEents nre clnmorinH TO enlist SEE THE
SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW,
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
BoER SENTENCES COMMITTED.

Cape Town. July 19.-Lord Kitchener has COM
muted the sentence OF death passed on thirty
four prisoners Of war to penal servitude for life
at Bermuda
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HOURS: Morning Night.
l3at5 so IL l1J4ss ssiou
lTMll nm II,1 m lCll1n nl|
L,;s ,lIt
flT f NJ NN|R |sI s|9 ls|f

n continuous white line shows the
changes pressure Indicated by The Tribunes self
dotted line terpera-
the local Weather Bureau. 2s5 feet
above sidewalk.
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date OF
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GENERAL CoRBIN INSPECTING POSTS

ELECTRICAL GAMBLING.
A hot weather device for lazy lovers of
chance. SEE THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TO-
MORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

FREE HOMES IN THE WEST.
The wild crowd that has hocked into
Kfowa and Comanche Indian lands. SEE
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

eATURDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe per Urnbrfa.
via Queenstown; at a. for Denmark direct. per
Is.ard (nail be directed per s. Island
T30 a for Netherlands direct. per Maasdann
(mail be directed per S Maasdam'O: 8
a. m. for Italy direct. per Trave mail must bs
per $. Trave') at $40 for Scotland
direct per Furnessa mail be directed
Furnessia'O.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class OF mail matter for other parts
Europe will be by this ship unless specially
directed by her
After closing OF the Supplementary TRANSATLANTIC
above. additional supplementary mails
opened piers OF the American English, French
snd German steamers remain until within
Zen Minutes the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

LARCHMONT, MAMARONECK, HARRISON.
Rye, BfchGeId Springs, Sharon Springs and
the unique attractions of each, fully set forth
In THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
CHANGE IN NoRwAYs ARTILLERY.

--1nn July !s.-Norwsy has adopted the Erhardt
.. artillery. and has ordered twenty-five
'Ste batteries from Geymany.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
FRTARS Not TO BE WITHDRAWN
PURPOSE OF CATHOLIC AUTHORITIES AT
MANILA ANNOUNCED.

Manila. July 19.-The Catholic authorities IN
Manila say they have no intention of withdraw
ing the friars from the Philippine Islands, and
reiterate their belief that the friars will be well
coined by the masses of the Filipino people as
their spiritual advisers when the people are
thoroughly assured that the friars will no
longer exercise temporal authority.
The clerics bitterly the leaders of the
Federal party, themselves Catholics, of melting
the people against the clergy. They also say
they would be willing to substitute American
for Spanish friars except for difficulties arising
from the Americans ignorance of Spanish and
the native dialects. The hostile receptions given
10 the friars by the people in the provinces are
retarding the experiment of reinstating them.
GENERAL CORBIN INSPECTING POSTS.
Manila, July Northumberland Corbn
and his party are inspecting the military posts
along the Manila-Dagupan railroad.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20
MOUNTAIN BREEZES.

The never firing views and delightful re-
O the CatskiIls. The hotels and the
people who there, In THE SUNDAY TRIb-
UNE TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1901-07-20

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The Weodlewn Cemetery
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NEW CANAL NEGOTIATIONS
,opD PAUNCEFOTE SHOWS ENGLAND'S
AMICART.E ATTITUDE.

.r4rR DISPUTES MAY ALSO BE SETTLED
LORD RoSEBERY'S SPEECH AND
THE ASQUITH DINNER
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The surest Blood Purifier 10
Jayne's Alternative.
IlIED.

DIED.
rasr Iulius Herrick George L.
tsvttaraeId Daniel. Murphy Jack A.
Cuman, Jacob +. Newcon'b Mary Ann
Dou-nev John. Simpson. Percy s H.
I,rct worth Louise r. Strong, Seymour r..
Earrand Dudley c. Watson. Howard
S.ray Horace Wilson. George r.
HaiSht Efingham G.
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1901-03-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
IN the fifth day Of February, A. ID. 1901, the
undersigned was duly appointed and qualified
by the Second Judicial District Court, Of the
State Of Nevada, held in and for the County of
Washoe, as Administrator OF the estate of
Arthur w. Macpherson, deceased, late of said
County.
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Of said Arthur W. Macpherson, deceased, are
hereby required to file the same; with the
proper statutory afidavits attached, with the
Clerk OF the said Court, within three months of
the first publication Of this notice.
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Macpherson, deceased.
w. H. A. PIKE,
Attorney for the Estate.