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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
SHIP STICKS on THE WAYS.
EFFORTS TO LAUNCH A BIG NEW FERRY
BOAT PROVE FUTILE

The launching of the ferryhoat North Beach. Of
the New-York and College Point Ferry Company
at Townsend & Downey's shipyard. on Shooters
Island, did not come of was expected yestey
day Promptly noon the decisive blow was
struck As the gavly decorated vessel started
down the ways. amid the whisting of steamers and
the sponsor. broke the traditional bottle Of cham
impetus. and before she left ways the friction
brought her "A standstiU.
Jacks az applied. but with no results
The tugs Edna V Crew. Of the White Star Line, and
the Oracle then threw lines the ferry boat. but
their combined efforts during half hour failed to
bulge her. The attempt 10 move the boat was then
given up for the day II was expected. however TO
float her at high tide last night. This expectation
was not realized. and another attempt Will he made
to-day.
The North Beach. designed by Henry J. Gieow
and building at the Townsend & Dowuey Ship
building and Repairing Companys yard for the
New-York and College Point Ferry Company. IS
a douhlc-deckei. sidewheel steamer, measuring 10
fett In length and - feet beam over all she Is TO
he equipped with steam steering gear and electric
lights. and VIII have a seating capacity Of one
thousand \ special feature OF her construction Is
Reach VIII he the best of her kind the East
River
Among those present for the launching yesterday
Was the following Earty. which went % shooter 5
muth president Of the Ncw-York and College
Point Ferry Company. Walter e.. Foster vice
president; Harry r. Low. treasurer, q. II Beatcher;
superintendent. Henry !. telOw, designer OF the
North Beach, George Ehrct John HassloCher,
Frank Fichtc.er Edward r. EurEhard Theodore
Stc!uway, William Steinway and George Ehret, IT.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

here up 10 a late hour tonight It probably
will be communicated TO Manchester by the
Sea, Mass, where Count Quadt. German Charge
d'Anaires and most of the officials To
those remaining here the news OF the Empress's
death was not unexpected, recent reports
had indicated fatal termination of her malady
The flag of the embassy placed at half
staff and a period Of official mourning will be
observed. Similar marks of respect Will be
shown by officials OF the British Embassy, as
the late Empress Dowager was greatly beloved
as the oldest daughter of Queen Victoria and
sister TO King Edward VII. The British en-
bassy is at Newport. and no or1cial an
nouncement has been received at the Embassy
here
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
FRANCE AND TURKEY AT ODDS.

Paris, Aug. 5-The Foreign Office here refuses
either 10 confirm or deny the advices from Con-
stantinople saying the French Ambassador there
NJ Constans has handed over the question Of the
right OF a French company known as the Ouavs
company, 10 enjoy rights claimed under conven-
ton 10 his government at the same time recon-
roendlng his own recall and that the passports Of
the Turkish Ambassador Paris Salih MunIr
Bey, be delivered 20 him. The Temps says there
"a reason TO believe the Foreign Office is consider
ing the recall OF NJ. Constsns giving the Turk
ish Ambassador his passports. The "Francais
thinks that instead OF breaking diplomatic rea-
tons with Turkey the French Foreign Office will
suspend them oy giving NJ Constans unlimited
leave Of absence.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
cOuuERcIlL DISTRUsT SPREADING.
CORPORATION BONDS FALLING AS WELL AS
SHARES IN GERMANY

Berlin. Aug. a new development on the Berlin
Boerse is the spread industrial obliga tIons OF
trust heretofore confined chiefly to shares To-day
the Schuckert obligations and of the Klein
bahnen fell sharply.
The difficulties In which the Jakoblaender Bank
of Breslau became involved have been removed by
the raising through a syndicate Of Is 900 0OO marks
for the purposes of liquidation. The Berlin banks
ala not participate
The New-York Life Insurance Company is said
TO have paid 50OO00 marks on policies taken out by
bankers who committed suicide In connection with
the recent Leipziger Bank failure
The Sueddeutsche Elektrische Lokalbahnen Of
Munich has decided into liquidation. IL has
been operating the road from Murnau 70 Oberam-
mergau which proved improbable after the per-
formances OF the Passion Play.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
corRrEsLES TO FRENCR rISITORS.

Berlin Aug 5.-The commission from the French
Clamter which arrived Saturday in Bremen
for the purpose of studying Germany's canals
and harbors is receiving much courtesy The Sen
ate Of Bremen gave the commissioners breakfast
to-day. which Herr Plate. of the North German
IIovd Steamship Company delivered address
of welcome Tonight the directors OF the COM
pany entertained the commission at dinner.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
DIED.

RACbUa-At Ridgedeld Conn. Friday. August .
a0l Rev Brady EIectus Backus u. D., rector OF the
church Of the Holy Apostles this city Funeral ser
vices on TUESDAY August 8. II the church.
2sth st. 9Th The clergy kindly bring vest
with them.
Sons Of the Revolution Once Of the Secretary. No l46
Broadway room +u9l. Nsw-York. August D. 19Ol-Tne
requested attend the funeral
-,tices ~ their late associate member Rev. Brady
Egectus Rackus T. the Church OF the Holy Apos-
9th-ave. II O'Clock Tuesday Au
g. Fltt.llt.ftlt y >, t'esN
MORRIS PATTERSON FERRIS. Secretary
Society OF Colonial the State OF New 1orh,
OF,ca Of 45 William St. New-A ork.
August 5 lVOl-Te members OF this society are requested
services their late associate mem
her rev BRADY Backus u. D. at the Church OF
,be HOLY Apostles and 9th ave at II O'CLOCK on
rrasiav August & FREDERIC j. DE PEsNSTt-tt
WM BI.EECKER SEAMAN. Secretary uoNe'No'-
rARRFTT-In Nev-York City, August .. 1901 s-ilzauei
Rushmore Barrett tnee U-nderhilD In her 500 yesl'
FUNERAL private Intermeat Milton. NsIsr ~~~a'''
~. Y
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
CARNEGIE LIBRARY FOR SAN JUAN.
PORTO RIcAN AUTHORITIES TAKING STEPS TO
SECURE ONE.

San Juan, 2. r. July 3O-Negotiations are under
way between Andrew Carnegie and Education
Commissioner Martin G. Brumbaugh who in this
matter represents the people Of Porto Rico which
will give San Juan and all of Porto Rico one Of
the Carnegie Libraries The San Juan Council me,
to-day and decided appropriate 5000 yearly as
a maintenance fund for the library. Mr. Carnegie's
private secretary, James Bertram. wrote that fl
was the millionaire's custom to give ten times the
amount Of the maintenance fund. However Mr.
Brumbaugh hopes 20 present the claims and
needs OF Porto Rico that Mr.. Carnegie may be in
duced 10 give $4,000. The idea is to have
public library for San Juan and also have dis
trii'uting library for other portions OF the island
II is proposed TO erect 10000 building on tho
Plaza Colon. which directly overlooks the bea1,tJ-
full harbor Here IS located the famous statue ~
Christopher Columbus, and overlooking an is the
historic fortress San criStobai. The library vim
have a lecture auditorium the second honr'
while the library proper will be located on the Ts
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

About one hundred and seventy vessels OF the
British navy were engaged in the operations Two
hostile" fleets were formed. called respectively
'B Fleet" and y Fleet" The former COM
rnanded by Rear-Admiral Noel. aud The latter was
under the command OF Nlce-Admiral Wilson. The
object Of each fleet was to obtain command OF the
English Channel and Of the approaches 60 it, and
to obtain command OF St Georges Channel The
"X Fleet" also try stop the trade IN
those waters. while "E Fleet was try to pro
tect It. 'B Fleet was composed Of about twelve
battleships. fourteen cruisers ana eight torpedo
boat destroyers and other vessels. X Fleet" CON
sisted Of eight battleships. thirteen and
eight torpedo boat destroycrs. "B Fleet" iu adj
dtiOn, had two special squadrous composed Of
cruisers and destrOyers, and ~ Fleet had TWO
similar squadTons 10 support H. "E Fleet" when
the manuuVres began, was IN the North Sea and
~ Fleet was on tho north coast OF Ireland. All
of Great Britain below the Lfty-siNth parallel
belonged to ''B Fleet and all OF ireland. well
the Channel and the Scllly Islands belonged
to N Fleet Tn" prohibition of cCaltng opened
a new element in the problems et for the two
commander the nearest coalin, stations being
far dts-..nt from thu fleets. Portsmouth. Portland
and Plymouth in England. were ranked as forti-
fed, ana the ships Of ''B Elect could coal there
under certain conditions. The ships of TX Fleet
were allowed TO coal at Queenstown. The urst
battle IN the naval manUuvrcs took place during
the afternoon OF July y, when the cruiser squad
Tons of the opposing fleets were engaged OF the
S'ltlN islands. with the theoretical result that
Inc defending "E Fleet was annihilated. eighteen
cruisers being suppoSititiousy sunk and the chan
He4 apparently, was AT the mercy OF the enemy.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
ELECTIONS ~ SERTI4.
CURIOUS DEVICE To PRESERVE SECRECY OF THE
BALLOT
CURIOUS pE'

Belgrade, scrvia Aug 5-'The first elections
der the new constitution have resulted in the
turn Of eighty-threc Ministcralists of which num-
Der seventy-one Radicals The remainder are
Liberals and Independents. Thirty-eight second
ballots necessary. The election laws are
regarded very liberal. The registration
amounted 200. Of 2S50O0 eliglbles Secrecy
Of the ballot was secured by inclosing the voting
slip in a rubber ball. Members of each party
erect their own rubber lined urn. in the voting
booth the voter walks past the and pushes
his fist into the funnel shaped mouth of each
urn the officials do not know where the voter
has dropped his bah.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

Highest temperature yesterday so degrees at = m;
lowest 66 degrees "a degrees average
temperature corresponding date last 40 degrees
average temperature for corresponding date last twenty
five years, T3 degrees.
Forecast for Cloudy. probably the after
night Wednesday rain. fresh "a north
sa1
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
AGAINST TRADES UNIONS.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION RENDERED IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS.

London Aug 5-The House OF Lords to-day
rendered important Judgment affecting trades
unions. The case was brought up on an appeal
from the Judgment of the Irish courts awarding a
wholesale butcher damages against the Butchers
Assistants Association which brought pressure 10
bear on retailers to boycott the plaintiff until he
dismissed a certain non-union employe. threaten
ing otherwise to call out the union employees of
the firms concerned. and, finally, il induced the
n-unionst 10 leave the plaintiff. The lords dis
missed the appeal on the ground that the acts OF
wrongful and malicious conspiracy were not under
taken TO advance III" interests Of the workmen
themselves but solely 10 injure the plaintiff.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
~rgr uIkADo~ At MANHATTAN BEACH.

large crowd witnessed the performance OF
9Th. NuLado'' at the Manhattan Beach Theatre
last evening beginning weeks devoted to the
C,,rlt,-,,, operas The Mikado' and "Pinafore'
the latter to be presented next week. Digby Bell
as E-oko was warmly welcomed, and all the players
shared IN tEe success OF the evening The AIikado
will be presented every evening this week and.
..Pin9 follows i there may be room for
parisons popularity. based on box office receipts.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
N0T 10 REpLlCE 4 HJRNED PIER.

An error crept into the description published in
The Tribune of August g. OF thr FIRE which occurred
the dav before at pier ~ the Hamburg Ameri-
can Line in course Of construction at Hoboken.
Tie pier vas not built to replace the one burned
"a year ago" ns no Hamburg American pier was
burned then The North German Lloyd Line sut-
f,T the referred To-
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
DIED.

COMEY-On August 5. Clara A beloved wife ot George
p Comey. in the 10Th OF her Funeral ar the
family residence No. - Degrav-st. BROOKLYN. on
Wednesday, August {. az 80 p. Intermenr at FOX
boro. Mass.
HOYT-At BadnaCheim. Germany. August 2 1901,
Louis T. H1yt Notice OF funeral hereafter.
HOYT-In this CITY late residence. No. II sst
S9th-st. Monday. August . Maria Alderman be
loved wife OF Dr. Ezra = H0yt and daughter Of the
late jonathan G. Ackerman. % New Brunswick y j.
Funeral services ar No i West 29th-st- Thursday
August 10 a m
KEELER-At New Brighton. Staten Isiand Bradley
Chardavoy ne, infant of David Is ana caroline :.
KeeIer. aged 10 EtHs a1d DAYS. Notice 20 funeral
hereafter
LiTTLEJJHN- ldenlv. n Wiilamstewn. Mass. sat
UIGay August n Is "A. the RI. Rev Ahran
\eWkerk Iittejohn 70 r. ID. e. l.. 8shop Of Long
Island. Funeral services the Cathedral &C the In
Garden CITY y N.. Wednesday. August ..
1880 m. The cle-sy and a,ty invited % oe
present The cler-y Viii bring vestments
SULLIVAN Entered iuy3 reer 6e&1=luC. Gambler,
OGc. August 3 r. ete SoNtlu Sl-iVaI. widow ot tae
late Thomas sullivan. ~ Brc0Elyc y y. in the sstA
of her Funeral t1e church ct the
HOLY SPIRIT Gambler. Es.ia- ar Greenwood Cernetery
Brooklyr. y Y
The WOOatIasvn CeneterS
Borough cf ErorN New YORK city
Once 20 Easr 23d Street. Madison SoGsre South.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
The DECLARATION TO STAND AS IT is.
STAT EMENT BY LORD SALISBURY IN THE
HOUSE OF LORDS

London, aug. Although no division was
challenged al the third reading OF the Kings
declaration bin this evening in the House of
LORDS, il is generally believed that no further
@i'ehpt Nln be made TO pass II, either this ses-
S-oh or the next Lord Salisbury. the Premier,
IeieITlng 10 the statement Of Catholic peers,
Se'e me government now realized that the
t~''-olloS dld not wish the offensive words of
- - 'iislnal declaration 10 be Withdrawn unless
SIe government al the same time withdrew the
1eelaIauon regarding the security OF the Prot
- al az succession. The government never had
S Sne slehtest intention Of Withdrawing that. The
.etl4oAcs regretted that they must be prepared
~ see the declaration stand in its present form.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
SPE1KER HENDERSON N BERLIN,

Berlin. Aug 5-pavid B. Henderson Speaker Of
the United states House OF Representatives. and
Ieprcse entative Frederick H. Guett of MassIchu-
settS are in Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
FAITH ~ BRIrAN'S FLEET SHAKEN.

END OF THE NAVAL MANEUvKEa- HOS
TILE sQrApRoNs WIN.
London. Aug. 5.-The naval man"uvr"s w"r" sud
denly terminated this afternoon hy oro"Tr from
the Admiralty. and the ouemy's feet Nas de-
clarrd TO he the victor. The final results haE"
not yet been given ont, but the defenders are
known 10 have lost a dozen cruisers. TWO gunroats
and eight torpedo boat destroycrs- The enemy
lost only three cruisers. three torpedo boat &c
stroyers and three torpedo boats. while the engm-
a.. ptllr,d an endless number OF mcTchau turU. The
result is taken 10 bo practical confirmation OF
the juStuess of the criticism 10 which the Ad-
miralty has recently been ~ubjcrtcd
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
PnstnRce Notice.

Should he Ally by I'D Interested changes may
occur ar tmej
Foreign nails ending 10 1901 VIII
close promptly all cases. the General Posrof1ce
follows Gar-als Post Mails close earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Pest Nails t- Ger
close at 3. "Wednesday
Regular and Supplementary Mails close az Foreign
Branch half hour than closing shown below.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
THE NEWFOUNDLAND WRECKS.
A LARGE FOUR MAsTED LINER-HEARLY JOINS
THE OTHERS ASHORE.

St Johns " F. Aug. 5.-The Norwegian steam
or Vera which struck the rocks near Renews
Friday night last broke apart last night forward
of her engines. Her hull Is now in two pieces ana
her bottom destroyed by the rocks. The vessel is
listed considera bly,. the decks being level with
the water. All her movable gear has been loaded
into two schooners which were dispatched from
here The weather continues fine.
Salvage operations the steamship Acis, which
went on the rocks nine miles Of Cape Race
about the time. resumed at daybreak
this morning.
a large four masted liner came near running
ashore OF ReneWs Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
YHE WEATHER REPORT.

Washington Nus 5-THe weather in the eastern third
Of the country has been cloudy with Maryland
s.uthwestwHrd TO the Guir Thunderstorm~ ant local
showers the Middle Rocky Mountain
region and central plateau The temperature has
fallen IN the part the and risen In
Tie Northwest where IL IS degrees above the
average cloudy, unsettled weather with rain is
Indicated for tine South Middle Atlantic states Tues
indicated the LAKE region "Wednesday showers are also
indicate for the lake region Wednesday The temperature
Will rise slowly In the majority ot districts on the
Atlantic coas from Virginia northward fresh to brisk
norrheastery Winds prevail Fresh south TO south
v4sr winds Wiz continue the South Atlantic coast
,t,,,u . -r,b,,esterly ON the lower lakes the wind
vii! lie mostly fresh sutheast hey'mng BRISK on
an which
part TUESDAY for European ports VIII nave ttsH oh %
nnrlheast winds and cloudy MralneI Nv IIe .al haLs
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
SAYS HE rs AN ANERTCAN.
CLAIM OF A MAN ARRESTED As A FUGITIVE IN
DANTZIC

Berlin, Aug. "a dispatch from Dantzic to the
'Lokal Anzeiger'' reports the arrest there Of a
man who gives his name as Baumann and as
serts that he is an American journalist from San
Francisco, and was waiting the mannuvres.
The arrest made the basis 4 n alleged
ldentihcation Of Baumann a merchant who fed
from Cologne tWenty-three years ago TO avoid
proceedings for fraudulent bankruptcy.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
I'LL LUCK ATTENDS SANTos-DruoNT,
STRONG WIND PREVENTS HIS MAKING AN
OTHER TRIAL TRIP.

Paris Aug. Another attempt 10 have been
made to-day by the Brazilian aeronaut, Santos
Dumont, TO win the prize OF 10000 francs offered
by Mr.. Deutsch for the aeronaut who should sail
hts flying machine from the Aero Club grounds. at
Suresnes around the EiffeI Tower and back within
a half hour but the journey was prevented by a
wi
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The following official the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last
four hours in comparison corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
ronncAsr roR ro-pAY AND wEnNEsnAY.

For Nav, England fair today, Wednesday cloudy.
, s,o,a rain hight northerIy winds, becoming fresh
east 10 northeas; "Wednesday
For Eastern New-forN cloudy to-day pT'oa''y ram
j., Tho ,r,,n or at night. Wednesday rain fresh east
10 northeast winds.
Far Eastern Pennsylvania. cloudy to-day, probably
rain Wednesday clearing and warmer; fresh east TO
northeast winds
r ,be District Of Columbia. ewJersey. Delaware.
MARYLAND and Virginia. cloudy with rain today and
probably Wed esday; warmer "'lheSDS9' ''eS'' ' "
northeast winds. , -, -, ,,-s,a-- >-s,y yorl,
c1dIGv 10 day Wednesday showers and warmer fresh
sUutheasterly winds.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure Indicated by The Trbunes self
The dotted line shows the tempera
the local Weather Bureau. 80 feet
above the sidewalk
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
FLAGS AT HALFMAsr IN BERLIN.
newspapers OF THE CAPITAL sPEAF
KINDLY OF THE DEAD EMPRESS.

ANIL OF THE DEAD EMPRESS.
Berlin Aug. 5.-The announcement OF the
-ss1h ~ OF the Empress Dowager Frederick was
pu'hshed here too late for comment in the even
'Is papers with the exception Of the ''Freisin-
--ee Zeitung.' which recalls her heroic bearing
sHSilhg her husbands ;ast days, when she
Cyb.,-s thaufed the heartless illusions OF the
S -suFinistic German press" This journal also
de- 6Ses her dignihed self-effacement" since the
Sh ~ OF Frederick the Noble
AsoSN aIlef the announcement was made the
lsssoh On al the public buildings in Berlin were
bs,aii@ IL is taken for granted that the
us "a "ill De al Friedenskirche, Potsdam by
hs sle &c oi Emperor Frederick. but the date OF
Tbuncu0n ls not yet known publicly
aese newspapers assert that the Empress Dow
Ia. lolg ago adopted her husbands motto.
Cent? 70 suffer without complaining" She re-
clussa ordered that the public should be ex-
Inc. Hoin the grounds OF Friedrichshof say
The MI.
ing world shall not learn that / am suffer
VIII not be pitied in my misfortune"
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

SWEDISH GLASS WORKS BURNED
stockholm Sweden. Aug. 5-The Kosta Glass
Works, the largest in Sweden. have been burned
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
RUSSELL SlGE lost MS VOTE,
r1NANcIER MARKED HIS HALLoT DEFECTIvELY
AT THE ELECTION LAST FALL.

At the Bureau Of Elections yesterday It was an
nouuccd that Russell Sage lost his vote last fall
because OF its defective MARKING The bureau is
examining special enrolment certificates. The en-
rolrcut certificate accompanying Mr.. Sage's vote
was likewise thrown ont. auI he had 10 rv-curol,
which hr did. Republican
chief clerk Allen said Yesterday that the de
frcttvr vote on Election Lay does not exceed one
quarter OF ! per cent.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
Inks OF RESPECT ~ wAsHINGroN

O. ,bsass Aug. 5-Omcial announcement
hsa ah OF the Empress Dowager Frederick
peen received at the German Embassy
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The Tribune will mailed 10 Cuba PORTO Rico IT wall
and The Philippines without expense t7reisn
For Points in Europe ali countries in The Universal
Postal Union The Tribune viii mailed following <
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

It was reported last night that Herbert Kelley
ana Miss shannon would devote their entire time
fer the coming season the new play written for
them by Martha Morton entitled Her Lord and
Master
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The Prisoner Of Zenda" and the sequel, Rupert
Of Hentzau." Will be produced at the Metropolis
Theatre in the week OF September =
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
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ne Tribune NAV te found during ME Exposition his
N me reading room Of the Inrernaal Paper Company.
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New-York tribune., 1901-08-06
MOURNING IN ENGLAND.
GRIEF AT THE DEATH OF ENGLAND'S
PRINCESS ROYAL.

vICTORIA'S CHILDREN-THE KINGS
JOURNEY TO CRONBERG.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

II IS q curious Illustration OF the detachment
OF the House Of Lords from the outside world
That il was not until last evening that the Prime
Minister realized what had been evident to
every one in the House Of Commons for many
days past-that the Royal Declaration bill could
not be passed into law during the present ses-
sion. r
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The rehrarsaIs for the engagement Of Arizona
al the Academy of Music we're begun on Wetines-
day All of the actors engaged Tor the NeW-Nork
production have reported and the enlarged scenic
tquipment is well under way.
New-York tribune., 1901-08-06

The IlebIer Company has secured from Hall
Caine the dramatic rights to Hall Gaines novel,
The Eternal city.