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New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
A HITCH AT PEKING.
GREAT BRITAIN REFUSES TO SIGN
PROTOCOL AGREED ON

Peking Aug. 6.-The Foreign Ministers had
arranged TO sign the settlement protocol to-day.
but the British Minister Sir Ernest Satow. yes
terday evening notified his colleagues that Great
Britain was unable 20 sign He gave no reasons
and the meeting was postponed indefinitely.
Mr.. RockhiI and Dr. Mumm Won Schwarzen-
stein have teegraphed to Chang Chlh-Tung and
Ltu Kun VI. the Hankow and Nanking Vice
roys. requesting them 10 use their influence with
the government not to raise objections TO the
protocol.
All the Ministers Of the Powers. except Sir
Ernest Satow. are anxious 70 finish up the bust
ness. The British delay is not explained and
causes some uneasiness-
General Voyron, the French commander and
his staff have departed. and the French troops
are leaving here.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
TO BECOME MEMBER OF NAVY BOARD,
LIEUTENANT-coMMANDER SARGENT SOON TO BE
DETAILED FROM THE MACHIAs.

Nathan Sargent L. S. N. will soon receive orders
detailing him from the command OF the gunboat
Machias. IL is said. and requesting that he go to
Washington 10 report 10 Admiral Dewey for ser
vice as member OF the general board OF the navy
OF which the Admiral is president Commander
Sargent Will. II is understood be Admiral Dewey's
aid The position is OF Importance Com
msnder Sargent's long sea service Of eighteen
years, and his excellent record during his con-
necuon with the navy. were considered when the
appointment contemplated. He Is also close
friend OF the senior admiral He has had soma
very important duties among them being that Of
naval attache al Rome and Vienna Mrs Sargent
inherited an immense fortune. and Is an accom-
plished and highly cultured lady, who is expected
10 be prominent IN society az the capital during
her husbands term OF service there.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
hope or sAEING THE AcLs-

gage y. F.. Aug. e-Four steamers were en-
stean.ss- In the salvage operations on the
wsst - Aeis. which lies on the rocks nine miles
her APE Race AS yet there Is no water In
Vessel 4 'os. The weather keeps fine and the
fepsir,r hot straining. The divers are az work
sth Ss ss. me injured section A wrac,,nx ,u~
..lrscsv ,s..-L pumps is expected on the scene
u ths rocs en II 10 hoped the Acs may be hauled
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
DIED.

coMEY-on August 5. Clara A. beloved or o~o-<,
Couey, in the 18th year her age Funeral AZ rs
family residence No 225 ProokI,-n- On
"Wednesday. August Z. a. 80 D Interment az fox
boro. Mass
HoTT-In tins city, residence. No IT West
3Srh-sr- Monday. August 5. Maria Acxerrnan be-
loved wife of Dr. Ezra Hoyt daughter ot tho
late jonathan c. Acksrmau. OF BrursWic< n J.
Funeral services az No II West 3th-st. Thursday
August az 10 a. n.
HIGblE-At Oyster Bay. Long Island. Tuesday. Au-
gust 1901. Moses 5ayer Higbie. late Rev.
Daniel and Harriet A Higbie. Intsrment
? train from Nsw-Yorx.
KEELER-At New-Brighton staten Island August S.
Bradley Chartavoyne. infant David and Caro-
li1e ; heeler aged 10 months and DAYS. Funeral
II a m August J. from Tesd of parents No. lS
Lafayette-ave Interment private
rT'TLEJOFsN-Su 5dsnIy Wuiausto7vn Mass sat-
Erday. August HIS a. m RI Rev Abrar,
Nswkerk LittIejohn. D. D D c. L bishop Of Long
Island Funeral services AT The Cathedral of In
carastlSn Garoen city. n Y Wednesday August 7
AZ 1870 The clergy and Iaity Invited 70 bs
present Tne clergy Will bring vestmsuts.
GIN wife OF the late Patrick NcC mother Of ths
late Rev J McCstL Funeral from Mary's Church.
Rondout Friday. August 9. 10 a. m
Onlo. August g. Phebe Saxton sullivan. widow Of the
Late Inonas sullivan OF Brooklyn. y. Y s9th
year OF her age. Funeral Church
Holy spirit Gambler Burial Greenwood Cemetery.
NpH1ESHILL@-Suddsny August 8 John W Cnderhtl. IN
the I'd year of his Funeral services Thursday 10
a m at No 45 Lafayette Place
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington. Aug 6-The weather east of the Ap-
palachans and south Of New-York been cloudy and
rainy during hours On the eastern
slope the mountains from Virginia southWard. the
almost continuous fortyeiEht hours
Heavy fallen during hours
Nississppi. Georgia. North
lima, virginia and Of the mountains VIZ
gtnia Warnings of the food
Of South Carolina Carolina James
Virginia and Great Kanawha and the New River In
West Virginia. issued Tuesday morning In the
Mississippi Valley westward generally
has prevailed. except Middle Rocky Mountain
and The middle plateau who're there have been
thunderstorrns and showers vtth cooler
Rain continue the Middle Atlantic northern
portion Of the south Wednesday. spread
ing northwari New-E England during the day Rain
Indicated upper portion Of the lake
Rocky districts The temperature will fall
and rise slowly in the Interior valleys
Brisk 10 high eastery winds continue New
England Wednesday, shifting to southeasterIy
THURSDAY Along Middle and South Atlantic coasts
southeast winds indicated Tor the lakes storm
displayed the Atlantic Coast from bea
par Wednesday for European will fresh and
northeast winds and ram 20 the Eand
Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.
For England cloudy with rain. except in Eastern
Maine today Thursday probably rain continued brisk
easterly winds
Fo- ras,.-r Naw York and Eastern PennsyIvania.
cloudy with rain and rising temperature. to-day
probably Thursday northeastery winds becoming
southeas;erIy
For New, Jersey Delaware rain to-day and prob
ably Thursday. fresh 10 brisk southeasterly winds
For the District Of Columbia. Maryland. Virginia and
to-day. clearing and warmer Thursday fresh southeast
YSrF %fs' 1an today and probably Thursday rising
temperature: fresh 10 southeast winds
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
rHE FERRrRo4r NoRTH RE4cH L4rNcHEp

The ferryb boat North Beach. building at the yards
OF the Townsend & Downey Shipbuilding and Re
pairing Company. Shooters Island. for the New
York and College Point Ferry Company, was sue
Cassfulv launched YESTERDAY attempt
made 10 launch the vessel on Monday. out the
friction brought her TO a StandstU before she left
the WAYS Another attempt Monday night
also A failure. At high water Yesterday, aided by
rne rII- Guiding star OF the White Star Line, the
ferrvbo was released. and Is now anoat. unin-
tIred Louis Won Bernuth. president OF the New
York and College Point Ferry Company, was pres
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
Acknowledgements

Proceeds or fair held BY the Daisy chain
Club ot srooklyn, - SIS 90
Part proceeds a fair held BY children spend
inE the summer at Lansshoro. ss.---..--..-
First Presbyterian Church. Corning
through : E waite treasurer -. . 90
Walden" ..-.-.--.....--.--.. 25 30
James Buell. Mum. Wavbeek y. Y.-...-......- 500
r y R-------- 800
MooselooSrneg1ntic House ----.-.---.. 400
Shakespeare Dramatic Association -. 80
-Four friends FenWiCk Conn --..-.---...----
c A No.. 25 90
Procee1s of inpronnpru entertainments given
BY the children q the Oueck House.
hampton Beach. Long Island Dorothy Brufr
Dorothy Thurston. Adele Msckwald Eliza
Hedges. Gertrude Thurston. Helen Jourtan
Ruth Thurst0n. Louis Smith. Edward Thurs
ton. Franklin BirdsaH and Harris Thurston. iso
A W.-.------.-.. ---.--.-..--..-
Sfrs Barbara Walton. James. Long Island 500
Leslie 200
Proceeds OF fair Liberty y. Y. by the boys
Per Nina Tachau and Agnes Nauuburg -. Is 100
children infant class Trinity
Presbyterian sunday School. South Orange y.
J by turning IN their birthday naoneys-..... goo
Previously acknowledged IT211 II
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA WEST
INDIES ETC


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and FFe0c1 'fiiani- per s. : .-er az $50 a m Lor
tsuPpie'entary 1890 N for curacao ard Ms-acaieo
| tarr5sse7a ana SAVANNA must be directed per = >
/ Hrtur ar 70 n f7r cuba Yucaran- Cara7echs Ts-
@ o3. a sn ,,,-1 r b 5i-z-re5 ,-7s- ms F-Der5-2S'1 "a
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and Raracao per Onda Ordinary mai only which
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patch $ WarrtnnoO supplementary mails VIA
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and the schedule Of closing Is arranged the pre-
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Won WALDERSEE'S ARRIVAL

Berlin. Aug. 6.-The steamer Gera. with Field
Marshal Count Won Waldersee on board has
arrived off Heligoland. The Arcadia has ar
rived in the Weser
The counts reception at Hamburg will be
simple, in consequence of the death of the
Empress Dowager Frederick. All the projected
festivities have been declared on with the
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
TRANSATLANTIC NAILS

WEpNESTAY-At 6-3" a for Europe, per :. . Sc
Paul VIA Southampton. a S-30 q. n supplementary
IL sor Ireland. Per s Geruaric tnaI other
q Europe h- directed Per tSernautc
az 10 m FOR Belgium. Naderland Cnail mus
he directed per ; : N3d=rIanl''f
TTTT RSDAY-Ar a n for F-alca. : La Nor
na1da Hsvre (uaiI f7r other % Europe
be directed ''per s. Ia NCr-lsElt=-f. I3O a. m
complementary a m-l for Europe. Per ; DsUtsch-
land VIA Plymouth. Cherbou~g and Hamburg. 12zS0
N f'r ITALY. Lguria. Via Naples mail must
hA directed per LiEuria1
SATEEDNT-Ar 80 a L. for Netherlands. Ter =
Stsatendau mail directed per Staten
dam $40 n. cor scotland direct. per s. 3
Astoria Hatl must b directed Per Astoria'O; az
e-5'' a supp len1eltary II Europe, Ter
Canpa1ia via Queenstown. a 10 a. for Italy.
Per Wsrra, via Naples tuaI be directed per
Werral
PRINTED MATTER. ETCThis steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
only The class ~ mail matter for other parts
q Europe viii be by this snip unless specially
directed by her
Afts- th- closing n he SuPPIa1enrar Transatla7tie
Mails named additional
opened on the piers n the American. English French
and C17rm41 steamers and until within
Ten Minutes = sailing
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GrGGEyHETuER TO INSPECT CONEY.

Acting Mayor Guggenheimer announced yester
day that he would go 10 Coney Island to-day .
m with Controller Coler to inspect every
thing
we are not only going to examine regarding
the cleansing Of the island" he said. but IN
gard n the proposed beautIfying of the strip of
Seventy acres which will be made into free park.
W. asjU ma ke of the island with Deputy
SninT PARK Commissioner Brewer and some other
StFriais from the Board of Health and will thor
0ngbIv examine what work has been done"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

Highest temperature yesterday - degrees I2 m.
lowest. 65 p IS degrees:
for corresponding date last year IS
Erees: temperature corresponding
twenty-five years "A degrees,
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.
Cloudy rain and rising temperature to-day and
probably Thursday: brisk northeast winds bsooninE
sourheASc
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
RrLGARLANS RrRNEn BIZ rrPrs

Vienna. Aug According TO a dispatch from
Salonica 10 the Poster LLOYD OF Budapest aiph,
Bulgarians who raiding Turkish territor,,
found themselves pursued by Turkish troops ana
took refuge IN the house Of a peasant They e.
on the Turks killing officer. The Turks tben 60
FIRE the house. burning 10 death the Bulgaria ne
and the peasant and his family.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07

Il was announced from Peking on August that
the protocol committee Of the ministers OF the
Powers had virtually finished the draft ~ settle
rnent and would submit FOR approval the
other ministers All questions ~ principle bad
been settled. and II was saii that the protocol
would be signed in a fev davs from that date
august 2 unless there should be some disagree
rnent as 70 the phraseoogy resembling the discus
sion that arose over the word 'lrrev0ca BILE IN the
early stages OF the negoua tons Should such a
hitch occur. II added. the signing OF the pro
tocol mighr be indeAnltely aeayed.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
POstOfnce Notice.

Shoud be reIt DAILY BY all interested changes
a
Foreign mails for the ending 1901 viii
close (prouptly all General Posofce
follows Parcels Post Mails close earlier
closing time shown below Parcels Post Mails for Ger
close a. Wednesday.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close AZ Forsixn
Branch half closing time shown Below
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
OCEAN DRIVE FOR AUTOMOBILE RACE.
NEWPORT CITY COUNCIL GRANTS PERMISSION

FOR BIG CONTEST on AUGUST 30.
Newport. r. I. Aug (SpeciaD.-At a meeting
Of the City Council tonight the petition signed hy
numerous members ~ the cottage colony and the
most substantial business men OF Newport re-
questing the use ot the Ocean Drive for an auto
mobile race on Friday. August 30. 70 be conducted
under the auspices OF the National Automobile
Racing Association ot Newport. was passed almost
unanimously by the city Council but without
considerable opposition TeleEraphic protests were
received from Professor A AEassiz. Theodore VI
Davis and s. <. Huntington, whose villas are on
the drive. The permission was finally granted. but
a movement Is said 70 be foot from some OF the
kckers. who state that there Will be iujunctions
issued 70 prevent the races.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
CHURCH BELLS TO BE TOLLED.

Berlin. Aug 6.-The "Reichsanzeiger'' to-day
issued notice that, in accordance with the
mourning ordinance of October :. 1897, the bells
Of all the churches in Germany must be tolIed
daily for fourteen days from noon 20 ! D. m.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
TIE SARATOGA Ar cBERBorRc

.aSherbourg Aug s-The United States training
o- Saratoga. which left Philadelphia on June .
hers :. annual transatlantic cruise has arrived
-s VIII remain about ten days IN port
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
EussIAg BANK DIRECTORS ARRESTED

-. Aug 6-The cashier and three directors
fsaDr. numerical Bank OF Ekaterinoslar Cwhose
rssd q. = announced on July 81 have been ar
warrant taken oct BY another director
New-York tribune., 1901-08-07
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ROYAL COUNCIL TOMORROW.

London, Aug. king Edward. who returned
with Queen Alexandra TO London yesterday
afternoon. will hold a council tomorrow.
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ADAMS-At her residence. IN Dubuque Iowa August S.
1901. Mary Nswbuly Adams. widow OF Judge Austin
ANTHONY-August s. 1901 Edward Van Valksnburgh.
Youngest OF Richard A and Amelia " V. Anthony.
aged years. month Funeral services on
"wednesday August the residence of his grand
father Brock Boonton- y. j. the arrival
Of the leaving Barclay and Christopher az
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AsPREMONT-At Cairo. Egypt, July 13 1901. Elizabeth
Hawley wife OF Come Aspr-nont and daughter OF tne
late William de GEoot. Of New-York
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House Beach. N. n. Henrv Eckford Bowers
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Congressman PugsIey. Of Peeksldll, has re-
turned 70 London from q long circuit in Scotland
and Ireland. and is starting for Brussels, switz-
erland and Paris. IN 2
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Durnett's Vanilla

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some Don't cheated with cheap aduIterated goods.
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a series ot matches, each for EDS side, IN
which English and American breeders OF fox
terriers arc interested. takes place this week in
the South OF England
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MARRIED.

The Blood Purifier
Jayne Alternative
MARRIED
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Monday August s. 1901
AZ Christ Church Hackensack. y J.. Rev Will
lam Wells Holly D. D.. James Dabney Thornton and
Edith Lsydecker.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
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DIED
Adams Mary n Hoyt Marta A
A1rhonv V. Eeeler Bradley
Asrrernont Elizabeth 4. I1ttlejohn Rt Rev Abran ".
Bowers. Henry z MctIiI Mary
Brftt0n. Dexter 3. sullivan. Phebe 3
Coney. Clara 4 Jncerhtn- John W.
Higbie Moses s
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The surest Blood Purifier ts
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For al points in the United OF rearsr
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The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-06
Port Of Pas6aQOu|a,
EMBRACING
Scranton, Moss Point and PaSCa6Oula.

On Pascagoula bay, Pascagoula and
Escatawpa rivers, with population
Of upwards Of 5000, representing the
largest lumber interests on the Mis-.
sisslppi Sound Coast, the most i'm.
portant shipping attraction and fish.
cries that are uneQualed by any other
point between New Orleans, La, and
Mobile, Ala.
AS manufacturing region it is
bristling already with many of the
industries Of commerce, which are
abundantly supplied by nature from
both land and sea to make them sue
cessful and to induce the establish.
ment of others that will add to the
prosperity Of the future.
The healthfulness Of the three
places is noted. AS pleasure resorts
they are so closely connected that
denizens and sojourners are enabled
to enjoy the delights OF both country
and seashore comforts and divertise.
mentS.
An affinity OF social and business
regard exists that renders the trio vir-
tually one community. For particu.
lars address the
PAsCAGOULA COMMERCIAL CLUB,
Scranton, Mississippi.
The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-06
NEGRO BRUTES.
How BISHOP TURNER WOULD DEAL
WITH AssAILANTs OF WHITE
WOMEN.

A special to the Picayune Of August
y, says:
Bishop Henry M. Turner of the AT.
ricar Methodist Episcopal church, to-
day expressed some peculiar views
relative to the treatment Of negro as.
sailants Of white women, he said.
7 "Our children are generated and
nurtured under a malignant and mis-.
anthropic excitement that will wreck
this country and make our civilization
a hiss and byword. And il it is a
fact that the negro has gone crazy
about white ladies and will not let
them alone, then white men owe it
to their manhood and honor to get
rid of him, and If they will open up a
highway to Africa millions Of the
black race will 60 rather than shed so
much blood, you had better enact laws
to brand these fools and scoundrels,
and crop their ears and Danish them
to Africa. They used to brand the
cheek and crop the ears in South Car
olina, and believe it had refresh.
ing influence. for several of the best
Christian and most Cody men in
South Carolina. when | was Il boy.
were men whose cheeks were branded
and one ear cut off. If the country
will turn oyer all these cri minals that
they are burning, hanging and shoot.
ing to me and brand their cheeks and
carry them to Africa, will give the
world another Rome, or establish a
country like Australia. which was
found and built up by English cut.
throats and penal convcts.
Why l don't go? / started to wait
for hundred thousand of my people
to 90 with me, but when l could not
get them l invited fifty thousand to
60 with me, and failing to get that
number, am now offering to 90 to
Africa if l can get twenty-five thou.
sand to go with me. am dying to 60
to Africa, but l want somebody to 20
with me. If twenty-five thousand
black men and women will leave this
country and 60 to Africa for the pur.
pose of building up civilized country
for the future neg 70, or coming men
and women OF. our race, you will find
me in the front.
The presence of the black man here
the way things are going on, Is both
curse to the white race and to the col.
ored race. Our children are growing
up with malgnity in them that
makes me shudder as l think of the
future.
| am glad am too old to live to
see what will be the result. Some of
these rich men who have money to
throw away. would do this nation
great favor if they would put il line
Of steamers on the ocean TO ply be-
tween this country and Africa"