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New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
OTHER MARKETS TELEGRAPH.

Chicago G-Ca-tlc-Eecc'pts. I2. eco Including sO0
Texans choice steady: others
weah. Texans steady good prime s. 50Q$6
poor to medium 81 OG$I 40; stocEers and feeders
ss@Si q COWS 81 7's,Si "a hefers fancy to S. -
81 S0uSt 3D; calves steady 81 50G So
sales up S. G0 - 50GS5 i0 Texas bulls 81 75QS3
Hogs Receipts to-day. 2SNOO; tomorrow, coco,
mated left 5000: DC higher closing easier:
81 O2ie mixed and butchers. 81 OUSJ 9Tia:
choice heavy. s. so$ Sc o2@ rough heavy, 81 65S5 -;
light. 610$J bulk of sales. 81 SIdS5 Shee3-Fe
cepts 5000: sheep steady; weak; lambs steady;
spring up 81 e. good choice wethers $iGss
mixed 65ASi Western sheep -:
Texas sheep 81 25g$i no. native lambs $4a$5 % Western
lambs $f 50GlSj -.
Cincinnati June 6-Iogs active $4asi %. quiet
s. 3odS" -. sheep dull, lower, So 25dSS So. Lambs
strorEcr s.. IinXI -.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
HORACE PELL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
YOUNG ACTOR SHOOTS HIMSELF IN CLEvE
LAND-HAD SUFFERED FROM INSOMNIA.

YOUNG ACTOR SHOOTS HIMSELF N CLEVE-
LAND-HAD SUFFERED FROM INSOMNIA.
Cleveland June 6-Horace Pen member Of the
stock company playing al the Euclid Avenue Opera
House, attempted suicide by shooting himself in
the right side in his room at the Wyandotte early
to-day The bullet went clear through his BODY
and embedded itself in the opposite wall. Pell IS
twenty-five years old lie has for time past
suffered from insomnia. and this is supposed 10
have led to the attempt TO commit suicide.
The physicians at Huron Street Hospital, where
Pell was taken after the shooting. stated this af-
Wrgh5 a., ,Hgntington I8anager OF he COMPANY 3 OF
for his release yesterday, saying that be had been
driven 10 the verge of madness because he could
agreed upon. and PelI had intended 10 start for
New-York to-day.
Horace Porter PeIl is The Of the late John
Rowland Pell. Of this city. The family which Is
of the oldest in the State traces its line back
Mayor John Pell. of Pelham Manor. Westchester
County. His mother, with three OF his brothers,
Theodore Pei. s. Osgood and Stephen H. T Pell
live at Port Washington. the Sound. s. Osgood
and stephen H. T. Pell have real estate Office at
40. 542 Fifth-ave. Mrs. Samuel Cornell Hopkins
who was Miss Mary Howard Pen before her mar
riaFe is a sister. Mrs Charles Harris Phelps, Of
Paris. who recently inherited large estate, is a
near relative.
Members of the young mans family have no faith
in story that he shot himself because Of love
affair. They say that he had recently been sub
5ect prcstration. and had fallen victim
Of dependency caused by overwork- S. Osgood Pell
said yesterday al his Office:
Horace here only a week ago. He was sick
then. We pleaded with him go back TO Cleve-
land. where he PLAYING in a stock company.
But he had his way and back. He kept his
bank accounts here, and before he went he drew
5000.
nv brother has been afflicted with nervousness
Of his life In the last six months he has been
especially afflicted with spells of nervous Trostra
;ion He worked hard, for he was ambitious for
promotion actor.
Horace Pell began his stage career in antagOnism
10 his famiy's wishes a member Of the Froh-
man company which produced THE Surprise Of
Love" the Lyceum Theatre in January. 1850. and
he went out on the road with the company Later
he went abroad with his brother for a rest of six
or eight months He graduated from Sar-
gents Dramatic School. and in September Of last
year he was engaged at e a week al the Lyceum in
The Royal Family His work was so good that
he was advanced 10 Ssc a week before the end OF
the engagement. He then took employment in
stock company and went on the road.
: Osgood Pell received telegram yesterday az
ternoon to the effect that there we're hopes Of his
brother'- recovery. stephen Il j. Pen lett this
city for Cleveland yesterday at 3 O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
STOCK ON HAND.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

g.
EEEvEs-Recelpts were 90 cars. or pa head nearly
all Tor exporters and slaughterers No trading at the
cateyarIs NomnaUy steady Dressed beef in fair de
changed. shipments Of live cattle dressed
'CALVEs|Receipts we're 80 head. making with the
stale 100 calves sale Very little doing and tge
feeling was weak for veais 869gt loo head unsod'
termks nominal City dressed veas weak 40
per ~ with general sales at I'-19c country dressed
sales--J IL & Co: IS veals. 155 ib average.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts 10 cars. or 3o72
head all FOR the market. making with the stale stock.
demand at Just about steady prices aIbs We're tine
weak choice stock AZ about
ouTn - .sI siecn sold A. saS, "a per loo ~ choice
do At 81 40 yearngs at s4 7oqs5 30 fair prime lambs
dressed 52Gsc per n: dressed yearlings
at sWI"c dressed lambs at 10a l2c. and few country
salcs-Ncuton & Co: aGI Virginia iarlhs average
at 50 per 100 NJ do, 70 10. 50 20; Jersey do,
ia N. al 81 20: q d. ioS N. at So 50
Kerns Commission Company: 22s Kentucky lambs -
HunaIo do ~ H. M So "a ~ Buaio vearliugs ia NJ al
ld Kentucky yearngs lculsl As ~ at SO 90 Kentucky
Mcpherson q Co: l40 Virginia lambs. - m SO
Yea 42 81 n n At So @ So 5 49, G Dc m % m m c at 81 s. al al 81 h K
Buffalo sheen. l@4 ~ at 81: 17G do % ~ at 81 10
Tobn shannon I35 Virginia lambs. '$ 10. at 50 80;
J. H Wiikerson: .ia Bunalo yearngs "a n at s. %:
HARRINGTON 60; Isl Buffalo sheep 100 ~ at 81: l73
5. Judd < CO Isl Buffalo yearlinss 40 N. at 81 70.
:; Sanders: 90 virginia lambs 30 H. At 81 %. ,,
car for the market Feeling a trhe firm Mixed Western
hogs sold at So o5a$G 10 rer 100 n State hogs were
saIesS & - Western hogs. 1Gs u average.
at 81 10 per 100 n; 80 do, l6' M. at 81 %
~, | 10 So
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

81 27 on the Produce Exchange the butter market
was steady creaneres 14G1slsc dairies 1iGle Cheese
steady S& 0isc ESss. loss off returned 11G111c
Cincinnati June G-FIour quiet. Wheat easier; No 2
red. IidI5c. Corn easier: mixed. ii0iiisc. Oats
firm No mixed 3Osg30a.c. Rye quiet No p Jsc. Lard
Milwaukee,. June 6-wheat lower; No Northern. I5c:
No Northern. I3173I5c: July Ii1sGIi%c. Rye steady
No l. 55i2c. Barley steady: No 2. 56c: sample 4oc
Minneapolis June 6.-Wheat-Cash. T3c; July I05s9I1c;
Septemher. Gslec Elour and bran unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

DAY cost wheat the loss of 1ai!e per bush at weak
teis resIect liquidation appearing eyerywhere as h at
tacks Of Western traders the July anu
september options Fears of corner in the former
have about passed off bulls but little opP2
siuon prevailing tendency affairs a.
though several points in the days advces were ral1r
more stimuli ating in their character than otherwlse
by heavy fIosts parts of the Northwest an
export trade Of 30 loads all ports continued an m
figures for June showed il points decline during the
chaEGe in Minneapolis stocks against recent deis
damage To tic latter only per cent during last month 1t
way or tie one Foreign houses sold carly in the day
and the local Kept up hrous a2n me
session more especially the close An Official
three departments in fory-hree. fairly good in
thity-four and midd:ng in FIVE sections; indicans an
The Liverpool market closed q a.d lower Paris GaGes
partly = frame lower on the late curb heavy selling
vas esumed forcing July on from 59i.c 10 % &c S aS
wheat, b ahoat basis. wore follows No northern
Duluth. S2@4c prompt: No Northern York So. e
Kew York S25sc prompt and 10 > hard New York
$40, prompt CoRNI'rices declined slowly curing
news continued less bulish. The Price current
influence depression wheat, besides
which Liverpool futures lost d there was fair seln
very poor spot demand Chicago BY clock 90 loads
had been taken for export this an"rnt heins later sw t
which closed at low point and T.gic below yeserday
for Frida". No closed AT zoe. prompt: No corn
and juno. iS%tc No white. :ha :; prompt and No -
Vas resula s6@%I6 carly a1mnqS on the
state ard later depression with wheat and c"n
white; @?iec tack mixed sea3ic track Whit M M
20 western so" i and 10 . 2 western sailc 5ch
ahoat state 5l4 TARLEY-Market nominli
c T. New-Yorll.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

A DVERTTSENENTS ard subscriptions The Tribune
"A received their Uptown Ohice Broadway
"a 2Ist-st.. .. m: adverti,e
received at the following branch offices regular
office rates until oclcc< viz: 25i
.3d-st 10. 6th-aNe-. l2th-st.: Macys
and iAin,st ~: Coiutnhus-ave near West 6otha:
West i2t St. 6th-ave- % East
t3dst between 1th and sth 59 47th-st: s2S
3f-ave.. between 10Th IS 3d-aye near
lies S9th-st: 156 fremont
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
folio

Spot quiet and steady. with quotations
changed ca the basis of Sc for mddins upland ana
SIC for inid5nS Gulf Southern markets tele
gTaphed follows NeW Orleans quiet and firm,
changed, ~ Mobile STEADY. unchanged. I@c
Savannah quiet unchanged at Tisc: Charleston
changed. al 1I1c: Wilmington firm unchanged. nc
Norfolk Lice higher. 7zsc; Baltimore nominal
&c higher. 81 firm. unchanged. Lice
ST. Louis steady. unchanged. at Ia-c
Receipts ports and interior points to-day,
90 VI he daY
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

WEST SHORE RAILROAD.
Trains ST. s'atiOn NewYork. follows
min late- West I'D ST.. N r.
NJ interTl. points Albany & Montreal
i'll 70 A. MD Lake H0honk MinnewasSa Saratoga,
Catskl Mountains
100 p M.-Chicago Express
'225 p. M--Cout Ltd. for petro,. Chicago ST.
t345 T. No Fer hudson River Points Albany
s6:l5 Il. M--FOr Rochester Buffalo
p. M-For Rochester. Buffalo Detroit s. ST. Louie
s3:l5 r. M-FO- SYRIA. Rocn.. Falls & Chi.
Daily. TDaily. except sunday Leaves Brooklyn An
No. l. at 10; - a. NJ: p NJ Leaves Jersey
.lty - r r Sta. M l. \ . at p NJ.
ef ecked from hotel residence
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
ERIE RAILROAD.

Through trains leave New York. foot Of Chambers st.
as follows AID inmates earlier from w, 25d ST.;
300 a m D0iy.-Scld train for Bcffalo. ARE p. m.
Binshamton, Waverly. Elmira and Bradford Coaches.
parOr and cafe dining Buffalo.
.-,o p m Daily--Chtcaso LiUited-Fast NaI-Soi,d
train Chicago. arriving $50 Cleveland 80
Seepers Chicago Cleveland. Cincinnati Dining
80 D. Daily.-Buf ao and Cleveland Express-Arr
Buffalo 1OS. Bradford 10 jamestown oo YOUngs
town IO2I a. Cleveland - P H. sieepers 90 Buf-
falo and Cleveland Cafe
9.15 D. m. Daily.-Solid train for Bnghanton. Waver-
ly E!mira. Chicago Seepers Buffalo. Chicago. Gin
cunatL Dining
FINCKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
IL ACCOMMODATIONS AT III. fi3. 261, 500 If59
broadway. 15T East l25th ST. and 2I3 West i25th ST.
Chambers West 23d St. ferries, New York. and
SEQ Fulton ST. es Broadway. Brooklyn le2 River ST..
Hoboken. and Jersey City Station. New York
calls for and checks baggage 20 destination
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
New YORK CENTRAL,

HARLEM DIVISION.
ol@ A VI and 3$5 = NJ Daily, except Sunday to
Pullman all through trains.
r,- Trains Illuminated with Pintseh Light
Union So. W. aT5 Columbus Ave, I33 West 1o5th 81
i25h 81 and 12Stn ST. Stations York: 33S and 7o6
Fulton st. and l0+ Broadway. +. D.. BROOKLYN
Telephone Strest'' To- New YORK Central Cab
service BassaSe checked from hotel residence by
EDGAR VAN ETTEN. GEORGE II. DANIELS
General Superintendent. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
MAM3WR WRG7AMERHGAN LINZ.

HAM8J JRGaAME8IGAN lime,
TWIN-SCFEw EXPRESS SERVICE,
Every Thursday
Pl.YNOUTH-CIIE Observation-Disclosures.
DEI EITSC'IfLAND. l3 2. NJ.
-on,itnhia June 2T. 10 An Columbia. July .. 10 AM
F. bismarck July 4. 20 An r Bismarck Aug. l. 10 AN
TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
Every Saturday
PLYMOUTH-CHERBOUR
FIt Patrtcia June $. $50 AN Pretoria. July g. AN
.RII TaGersee June 10 Pm .Phoenica. July IL $50 PM
Pennsylvania. June % PM Waldersee July 81. PM
sTo Hamburg direct.
SNnMMER GRM1sE@
TO THE LAND Of the MIDNIGHT SUN. from Ham
burg July :" July from v Y June 20D. July ~. and
70 the EALTIC and the principaI cities Of NORWAY.
sN EDEN RUSSIA anu DENMARK. from Hamburg
Aug is. by the yacht PRINZESSIN VICTORIA
Isl.lSE q 600 tens. 450 lOng). and s. s. AU-
GtSIE VICTORIA. All appointments stricty first
class. Attractive ftinerarie. arranged par
tculafs on application
HANBURG-AMERICAN LINE. 81 BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
Railroads.
LaCkaWanna Railroad

seepers open az 1.5U T. NJ
Tickets a 81 Fifth Ave-. 654 Columbus 4o9
and 1s3 Broadway IA Park IT,. 1873 W. 1c5th ST., ard
33S Fulton ST.. Brooklyn
westcotts Express Company call for and check
baggage destination fExcept Sunday. eDaiy.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

1AIIRoA
STATIONS foot Of WEST TwENTY-THIRD STREET
ItaSin TIM, ff"hNsn from .na
sSss si"sn hsisw for T%sass<sh..s Tses ssf ssrsss @
NJ Fssr Ma-Iinitss 70 sw" %%sf% Hast psror
sTs New York to PittsogTs Sleeping Car Ptttsbus to
Es FIN1Ef'RSHE sna flszflaaa COM
@ STsp CeasS Pp 5Ts1 sss and %
s !s9"H. r. ~ ML9eSEs eSId ,,f 81 1 k9p w ,or-,s
Toledo Idasve S wa cnc61arD oSiS I1danaSsiis
P w. ST. ,5 IorE P'PRf F%PFEsFor FfE pttsDurg Ind
F. w. 2TIss St L2qiF Pin1E csE Chicago Fo,
fHefs ~ PacfF saET@y Ppins For Car pittsburr and
RoTt For hn9xys daily via shsnSndSSh Valley
r. W. ETEsyn TST sND s5ceef eycfWN1Tr Ex
PIEssmFoT Pittsburg. Cleveland Nashville tvia Gin
-z sMAssMIsGToS AND THE souTH,
II 6esSopss. @ p1ns D5 Car 55 D.ans ar 3 M az s
essana Ii risTHS All Papor sn Dining esrsS 25 as
s1ndas s9 - ,DnlHG 10 Car, - 25 M le = ~ nIsns @
Congressional Linn eU Parie- and Dining Cars.
70 N -. Dining Carr. 4.55 Dining Carr 925 p m
SOUTHERN 18th t RAILwAY-Express So. 425 IL 10
ATLANTIG a T. COAST LINE.-Express s55 and a2S
sEAB0ASD AIR LINE RAILwAY-.F1orida Met
MGR. T,,,, tAihlted l255 daily Express. izio
NoRF9Lk o5 2IS AND WESTERN RAI1wAy.-For Memphis
cTEsA PEaK re OHIO RAILWhY-ss5 IL S1l!yss a. m and Ass
FU. 3saI 4I;D POINT CoMFoRT and NoRFoLK-755 a.
iI1.--9S1 m. and 255 p. weekdays.
Standard Coaches - NeN A- ~ ~
NJ = N,A - 2. NJ. weekdays.
poh1S on New York Railroad (fronn
70 thrd Street StatiOnl. S55 a. m, IL 40.
- = ~ ami 45J 7. sundays 90 a. H.. 455
y w peshrcsees and CortIandt Srees). $50. 600
o45 a 17'e 20 80 400 and $40 p sundays.
q IN mi, FOR PIiILADEBPIIIA.
Ss6Iand Ps96 1miSs S1fssi ia s % sss-9sss. sss
9rt1ndt Streets. 10 CDinng Carr. Dining
s.r, l a. r. 10 ~ . 10 (Deshrosses Cortiandt
~ i-i-.I --',H 30 $50. Az AS Dining Carl.
o. r,ninE T GaT, 800 Dining CsE) 755 s25. s55.
e IT, ITO Right. Sundays 6.1O. T.55 coaches),
80 30 a2I ~ tI.iutsd(. 955 1Os5 DINING Car,
W. iSSe l15 Dining Carr .25. 355. 4.25 Dining
C2rH 2 - (OinipE Carr. 555 Dining Carl 755 s2s
SaH, 9el m. . night - - -
Ticket Offices nos rert anil os1
- ltth Avenue (beIow ed ST.; Astor House:
LNet1ty-thirf Street Station of
and Cortandt Streets $50 Fulton
Ilett 9s broadway and PENNSYLVANIA Station.
ppohyn; station Jersey City. The New York Transfsr
company will call for check baggage from hotels
anu residences through o destination.
rad Cah - ~
J. b. HIrTCFTTNGON
General Manager General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
THE STATE or TRADE.

Buffalo. June 6Flour quiet and only steady. Wheat
SprnG limits slightly stronger; No Northern old car
loads S2c do new carloads. 7Ssc do cid. f. f9&tc
Winter whea-No rcd offered at I9izc; mixed sold at
+5&c asked; No & do. 45h 045sc asked No corn 45c
asked No do, 4+sc asked. through billed. weak
No white 321s @32fac No do, 3l3.c No mixed. 3lc
No do. 302c. through billed Barley quoted 5I61c
in store. Rye-No in store sold 5sc; track
5sc Canal freghts steady: wheat. 3c; 25sc;
2lsc: rye, 23sc to New-YOrk.
Chicago June 1.-THE leading futures ranged follows
Wheat. No. g Opening. Highest. Closing
5S%: f;5i. s. s. So IS
september .....-...il12U'lA Il7s IOi4 IoI.9!02s
Corn, No. 2:
June ~ ABS ~ 4a
July .44isG444 44as 43i, 43s6IsI.
September .44i4G i4's 44HGii7s At 44h@i4Is
Oats. No. .:
September ss1S sal.SsS. ST. e. g 20. 20:
Mess pork. per Dbl:
September 40 14so l47o IA 70
Lard. per 100
ssa;.as,r ssls ssss sas. s.s s..sss $50 ssS ssa ssa4
Short ribs 100 10:
september 795
Cash quotations follows: Flour steady: No
spring wheat. 6sT2c; No 74IsG16c corn 4ais
us.sc No yellow. 1850 No oats. 2Sd2Sac; No .
white. @i.4Gac, No white, 2s G29i4c: barley fair
choice mating. 50455c No faxseed 81 II: North
grade 81 SO pork bbl S14 60Ns14 s5; lard
100 To- SIS 35a<S 3I short ribs sides oosel 81 s54SS;
ory saed shoulders (boxep. S6 s7I4S7 ia
sides 1boxe IS loass 20 whiskey basis OF high Wines
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
NAVAL STORES.

The market FOR spirits ruled quiet shade
Advices from the South
anticipated. Rosin pitch all frac-
tlonally lower and weak to-day We quote:
TAR-ReRulars. 81 %: do oil bbIs 81.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-3J435iaC
ROSIN-Common good strained. 81 20: f. 81 CO: F.
20 q 10; so 81 %: X, 81 -; VI, 81 co; y.
81 ~ So u: W ", So 80
STOCK ON HAND.
Tosin 81 0el bhls
a o
Savannah June 6Spirits turpentne firm. 32c.
I /. 100 exports. 2si0- Rostn firm
unchanged. receipts, 1858 bhs, exports. so
Charleston June 6.-Turpen,ine firm, Sic Rosin firm,
unchanged.
Wilmington. June 6-spIts turPentne quiet ~ = G32c:
bils crude turpentlne steady 81 O1S2 TO- receipts 81
Ibis. Tar nrm - 30. receipts. rs bbls.
New Orleans June G.-Ileceipts-Rosin. IL hbs:
rentue bills Exports Liverpool Resin. 100 bhls.
turpentlue. 4or bhIs.
London. June G-Turpeutlne-Sp 2Gs &c.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

MORTG0 @[gRElAN 1lOWDa
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE
CHERtiOURG- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Naserin NJ TIL. .June IL Kaisern NJ. Tn. July o
lam June 1S Kaiser VIM. Cir. July 80
Aaser w m Gr.- June 25 Kaisern NJ. Tn. Aug l3
Sailing at 10 ~ NJ. Pier -. North River.
ITO Southampton Bremen only
IWiN-SCtiEW PASSENGER SERVICE.
CHEItBOUEG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RI Ger CiT June ~. PM X. Iuse July H. PM
hurtnrst June ~ AN FIR. der Or July IS IL AM
l'dFbarossa July T. IL AN Kurfirst July % Noon
From New Pier foot of 81 ST. Hohoken.
MF>DITERRANEAN SERVICE.
Observation-Disclosures
iIaVe June II, ? PM AIler July g. II AM
iron zoll n June - IL AM %. II AM
vera June % ; PM tIToh zOITn. Aug. s. 10 AM
f'!Iohen2oilcrnI. formerly Kaiser VIM n.
from Congress St, brooklyn. Take South Ferry.
Ot.L!tlCHS &c co. NO = BROADWAY.
Louis H. Meyer, - Third St, Phila
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07
A MEXICAN LINE.

A MEXICAN LINE.
NEW -Y0RK-SOUTHAMPTO
ST Paul June 10. 10 m St Louis. July II, 10
= IHusJune 20 10 a. m. st. Paul. = 10
st Paul Jelly 10. 10 st. Louis. Aug. IA, 10 n.
RED STAR LINE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Freelan1 June - noon 'Vaderand june 2e
southwark. June 10, noon Ke3s!ngtOn July 3
New Twin Screw Steamers sailing Cherbourg.
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and 10 y. r. Once. 10 Broadway.
Ma'HE STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
DIRECT LINE To PORTLAND MAINE.
connecting with all railroad and steamship lines all
summer Steamships 'Fforatio HAIR North
star ready for business July IsD. Leave Pier 80
East River foot of Pike street Tuesday Thursday
and Saturday at F. NJ. Steamers fitted with every
modern for the comfort and u
passengers Ticket office 300 broadway. Reade
street General office New Pier 80 Horatio Hall.
General Manager.
NADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Intended steamship Sailings from Vancouver
JAPAN, GA'NA, PHlll FPlNE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF JAPAN....-...-. June Il. Aug TO- Nov.
EMfRfSS OF July y. sept
EMPIRES OF INDlA--- Juiy ~. Oct
Imperial Idmtd Montreal 10 Vancouver in Zoo hours
HAMAnnAM ISL ANn& AND AUSTRALIA
NTOWFRA June 2S. AORANGI July &c.
Fer rates apply 353 Broadway and b way.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-07

ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ a their Uptown Once. No. lai2
until O'Clock n
1ents received following branch offices regular
o1ce until 5 O'Clock viz: .J+ Sth-ave..
cor 23d-st 6thave.. l2h-st: Macys. 6th-lve
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08
GEN. SMITH ANNOYED.
Conditions In the Island or Leyte Not Be-
assuring5secretA Aid to Insurgents.
In Samar.s

Manila, Nov. 4.-Advices from Cat
aalogan, Samar,es SAY it is well known
that. in spite of the fact that all ports
of Samar are closed, supplies still
oreach the insurgents. Most of this
work is done during dark nights by
small boats from the island of Leyte.
Every available gunboat is now try
ing to prevent this.
The captures of Lubkan's commits
sary has proved great blow to the
instruction, as it renders future sup
plies very precarious.
Conditions in the island of Leyte
are very annoying to Gen. Smith. A
large number of junks are used with
the express object of aiding the sinsur-
gents in Samar. covering the move
ments af fugitives and landing pro-
visions and clothing.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08
suLTAN's LAVISH PROMISES.
Dispatch OF the French Squadron Causes
an Trade from Abdul. But He Has
Paid No Cash.

Paris, Nov. 4.-The dispatch OF Ad-
miral Caillard's squadron from Toulon
to Turkish waters has already had it's
effect. The French foreign Office has
received telegram from NJ. Bapts,
councillor of the French legation at
Constantinople, announcing that the
sultan yesterday sent him a message
accepting all the French claims, tn
GLIDING the Lorando claim. The porte
Also telegraphed to the French minis
ter of foreign affairs, informing him
that the Lorando claim had been set
tied and that the sultan had signed
an trade accepting the figure fixed
by France for the payment of the
claim. It is understood the French
government also will demand an IN
lerstanding that Turkey will not re-
new the recent interference with the
diplomatic mail bags.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08
DRASTIC ANTI-TREAsoN BILL.
Philippine Commission Would Make Death
the Penalty for Disioyal Acts Against
the United States.
2.-The Philippine

Manila. Nov. 2.-The Philippine
commission has drafted an act against
treason and sedition. The penalty pre-
scribed for treason is death and the
act is framed to include those persons
giving aid and comfort to the insur-.
gents. Persons who utter seditious
words or speeches or who write libels
against the United States govern
ment or the insular government are
punishable by the imposition Of a
fine of $4,000 or two years imprison-
ment. For the breaking of an oath
of allegiance fine of $4,000 or i'm
prisonment for ten years is fixed as
the penalty. Foreigners are placed
under the same laws as are Ameri
cans and natives.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08
EDWARD STOKES DEAD.
Man Who Killed "Jim" Fisk for Love OF
Woman Passes Away In New
York..

New York. Nov. 4.-Edward S.
Stokes, once partner of Jay Gould
and one of a group who once con-
trolled the financial interests of the
country. died Saturday after long
illness at the home of his sister in
this city, soul-strickens by the mem
DRY &of the murder of Jim" Fisk,
whom he killed for love of woman.
It is a memory which ehas lived over
a quarter of a century. Josie Mans
field, adventures, is the only living
figure in the story of a woman's
treachery, of Jim Fisk's weakness
and dishonor and of Edward Stokes
revenge. a
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1901-11-08
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE.
President Roosevelt VIII Soon issue an Inn
portant OrderAnecfing Every Employe
OF Rural Free Delivery.

Washington, Nov. Alt has been
practically decided by President
Roosevelt that he will issue an order
shortly placing the rural free de-
livery service of the United States
under civil service rule. He well
comes the opportunity Of extending
the service to bureau of the post
Office department. already of such
great Importance, and which, if pres
ent plans are carried out, will be one
of the most important. so far as the
volume of business transacted, in the
entire government service. There has
been some talk of creating another
assistant postmaster generals posi-
ton In the post Office department and
placing all free delivery, both rural
and city, and it's dependent systems,
under such an assistant to the post
master general. Such action will re-
quire an act of congress, and while it
may be taken up at the next session,
it will have no bearing at. this time
upon the extension of civil service
rules to rural free delivery.