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New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
THE SHIPPING AGREEMENTS.
PROVISIONS OF THE SALE OF THE TRANS
ATLANTIC LINES TO THE NOR
GAN CORPORATION.


London, May s-The Associated Press has secured
comics Of the shipping combination agreements
They are called Provisional Agreements for the
Purpose OF the Acquisition. On or Before December
81 1902 Of the White Star. Dominion, American and
Atlantic Transport Lines 10 Be Organized, Under
the Direction OF the Vendors, to the Satisfaction
OF the Bankers Namely. the Morgans, Under the
Laws OF the State Of New York Such Other
State as Shall Be Selected" The vendors. Ismay,
Imrie &, Co. Mills & Co dominion Line) and
Messrs. Widener, Grscom and Bernard Baker, re-
ceVe as consideration for all their capital stock.
$40 10000 Of which 100000 is preferred stock
cumulative at per cent. and S6o,OO000 common
stock. limited 10 per cent. and also 100000 in
collateral trust 41k per cent debentures
The White Star Lines acquisition is antedated to
January J. ISOl, the combination, corporation. as
II is termed taking all the lines profits from that
date. The White Star Line shares exchanged
the basis OF ten times the profits made by
that line in 1901 The arrangement made with the
Dominion Line is similar 10 that made with the
White Star Line, but the net profits for 1900
The American and Transport lines are Jumped in
valuation at 900 subject to sls 63e 600 Of
the American Lines per cent bonds
3 The Leylsnd Line is valued at 81, 1876 600 based
on the understanding that there are or will be
outstanding szo5OOo in per cent preference shares
and $4,000 in per cent debentures" which are
not included in the purchase price
The method OF payment is as follows:
White Star Line, 25 per cent cash. 75 per cent pre-
ferred at par and S7 per cent OF the total amount
In common at par.
Inc Dominion Line payment is exactly the same
ana the American and Transport lines get between
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
POWELL GOING TO HAYTI.
HE CEASES ALL INTERCOURSE WITH THE
REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT.

HE CEASES ALL IN EfNNOOhoE VIII II i TIE
REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT.
San Domingo May s-The United States Minis
ter William F. Powell. owing to the situation OF
affairs here has suspended all intercourse with the
revolutionary government and is preparing to leave
San Domingo for Hayti. to which he is also
credited His departure is due TO the grave difl-
culties existing in Hayti. where revolution is
said to be in progress
The change OF government here has put stop
to the steps taken by Mr.. Powell arrange
settlement of the claims of the Dominican I'm
provement Company, of New-York against San
Domingo. These claims were being favorably
sidered by the government which has just been
overthrown, and were in fair condition for set
tlement.
The Dominican Congress has been dissolved and
a provisional government has been formed. fol-
lows
Supreme Chief OF Northumberland HoRAcIo
VASQUEZ.
Minister of Foreign Ansirs-JUAN FRANCISCO SAN
CHEZ.
Minister Of Fnance-EMILIANO TEJERA
Minister Of War and Marine-MIGUEL A. PICHARDO.
Minister OF Posts and Teegraphs-RAFAEL JUSTINE
CASTILLO.
Minister Of Justice-JOSE MARIA CABRAL BAEZ.
Minister Of Public works-JOSE FRANCISCO GUZMAN
Minister OF the Interior and OF PoliceCAsIMIRo COR
DEPO
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
1h+NI-f -NUI =
AUTHORITATIVE DENIAL THAT ANY OF ITS
LINES IS INTERESTED IN SHIP
COMBINATION.

Philadelphia May S.-The attention OF the off,
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company hav-
ing been called TO the statement printed in a New
York newspaper yesterday that some of the trunk
lines were interested in the so-called steamship
combination, and that their object in this
way to control the rates from the principal points
in this country to leading European centres. The
Associated Press is authorized deny emphatical-
ly that the Pennsylvania Railroad Company or
any company in which it is interested has any
connection whatever with the steamship Combna-
ton, that II or any Of its companies have any
interest in the so-caed underwriting syndicate.
that any subscriptions have been made such
syndicate its their behalf
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
DIED.

make this reveren and aectionats Offering to his
He vas Christian sentlean possessed Of great mtss-
ana Would have shown SisRig in % any walk q life wscs
hs he msh5 d1s have chosen But these wss
world would have been undslvered his spiritual energy
paR 9S Bss S s' oagS f IT'S nia aa sgE fsaasiss %
urisdcticn MALAY IhTorb rentls and se.x SPIRITUAL
power strong in its faith ardent in its hope and self
ana came e that during his life as AsehsishoD
the Archdiocese was eencidsTt with and caused sy
BY accomplishments emphasiEsd the truth mat
6ut hv irs e1usi care for an 81 rs eh
dTen and jh1t he greatest force in lite Whether re-
eounIry and love d our fellow man
Clerk, Board Of trustees
c,l. WseTsas % Aisssy God in His Divine rroyasses has
years bore the shasd the destinies Of this
life as PRIEST Of Goa ana &TcS6shop Ss sSs an m s1sp
devotion to that compelled the unstines admiration
whereas No work ot charity within als vast Archaio
SdIs s him ' a Sv %S GhsT5e w1d 3 saS Rspa
Where's & IN the dssh o cur Ss'ey'd AEsaSissep % sns
a. al +iI0 5r, ma ~ ribri ~ TSrs ~ and deed tSs
work Of the socsty lending hS aid q nusncs
the entire circumscription. therefore. be
Resolved That the members Of the Council attend his
Resolved That Circular letter be addressed 70 each
6 81 for s h of hs oa 3 one
yFRESiIAH FfTzFATRicS PRESIDENT
JOHN J. PULLEYN, Secretary
DELAFIELD-on Tuesday NAY S. 1902 her residence.
No 125 East JIthSt. Of pneumonia, Eliza Bard widow
of Rufus King Delshed, In the S9th year OF her age
25th-st.. Fraay morning. May .. 10 o'clock.
FORD-Suddenly. Thursday morning. MAY 5. 1902. az
No. 3T Esst T1Jh-st. Malcolm Webster Ford. in the
4lst year Of his Funeral private
FORD-SuddenIy Thursday morning May g. 1902.
al No 81 East IIth-st- Paul Leicester Ford. In the
Ssth Of his age. Funeral private
FOWLER-On Wednesday. Z. Charles Fowler. IN the
list OF his Funeral services at his late resi-
dence No l2l South Elliott Place. Brooklyn Friday
evening. May 8. at o'eloek- Interment at Mount
Auburn. Boston. Saturday Nav To- Boston Mass. and
Portland. Me- papers please copy
MoLLER-Johan Moler. his residence. No East
5'th-st on May S. Notice OF funeral hereafter
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
CARNEGIE SCHOLARSHIPS AWARDED

London. May Sat this mornings session OF the
Iron and Steel Institute. II announced that the
Andrew Carnegie scholarships for this year had
been awarded to American TO three English
men to a Partisan and TO a resident of Berlin. TO
carry on researches in metallurgy. Only three
scholarships awarded in 1901, but Mr.. Car
negie was so gratihcd with the results then OBJ
tained that he doubled his gift.
The recipient OF the American scholarship
William Campbell. OF Columbia University New
York.
The institute awarded the Carnegie gold medal
to DR.. ]. A. Mathews, of New-York.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
GETS A CHINESE NEW TESTAMENT.
FACSIMILE OF THE ONE PRESENTED TO THE
EMPRESS DowAGER GIVEN 10 PRINCE
TON SEMINARY

Princeton, y. J.. May (SpeciaD.-It was officially
announced here to-day that at the annual seminary
commencement exercises on Tuesday there pre-
sented to the seminary library copy Of the Chinese
New Testament. The book which is a facsimile
Of the one given 10 the Empress Dowager Of China
was published at the University OF Oxford. and is
bound in full morocco. with gold clasps 1t is the
gift OF Mrs. John Stronach, of Philadelphia to
whom it was presented by the British and Foreign
Bible Society in recognition Of the services OF her
husband In translating the New Testament into
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
BISHOP POTTER BETTER.

Bishop Potter. who seized with fainting
spell Wednesday afternoon, due to fatigue from
overwork Just as he about 10 speak before the
boys Of the choir school Of the Protestant Epis-
copal Cathedral, In the old Leake and Watts Or
phan Asylum, much better yesterday. At his
home. No. 10 Washington Square North it was
said last evening that he resting comfortably
in bed and that anxiety felt TO his con-
diton. His fainting had been due TO overwork, and
IL would be necessary. according 10 the advice of
his physician. Dr. Henry NJ Silver. given on
Wednesday night, for the Bishop to remain quiet
for forty-eight hours az least.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
CARNEGIE TALKS OF TRUSTS
DIVIDENDS MOVE THE SHIPPING COM
BINATION
GREAT BRITAIN TO BECOME A STATE OF
THE AMERICAN FEDERATION SOME DAY.


London May S-Andrew Carnegie arrived in
London to-day and promptly proceeded to console
Great Britain on the subject of the shipping
bination by saying there was no cause for alarm.
ITO combine the shipping traffic" said Mr.. Car
negie, "is a big order There is free right of way
on the ocean, and the tramp steamers are always
with US. The merger may give regular daily sail
ings TO passengers. which would be advantageous.
I in the navigation syndicate. having
tired from business and reformed. so cannot ad-
wise you to the exact character and bearing OF
the combination. But. in my opinion. the
bine is purely matter OF money making. There
is no question Of patriotism in trade II does not
fig for flag. II is dividends that count.
OF course. every citizen worth a cent wishes his
country 10 be first in everything, and peace
full. industrial victory is the only genuine one.
Victory through war generally costs more than 1t
is worth II Great Britain continues her costly
wars for shadowy ascendency in distant parts and
the United States develops her industrial army.
there can only be result-Great Britain will
have the shadow and the United States the sub
I think the. is no prospect Of early legislation
permit British built ships getting American reg
lister. The Americans have resolved 10 become
maritime power commercially. and will soon be
Al nrst the shipping combine win give the present
owners higher returns. but regarding the later
the tinted states are in sympathy with the new
all patriotic Americans which means all Amer
icans are naturally pleased, St Besides we , have
any one else, and there is ground for this belief
Concerning trusts, generally, Mr.. Carnegie said:
mo one will long be allowed 10 enjoy exceptional
returns Counter combina tons will be formed and
competition ana quarrelling will follow. II Presi-
dent Roosevelt thought any trust was calculated 20
conflict with the welfare OF tbs nation @ he could be
ception Of the OF railroads. do not think
legislation will be needed, Congress may hX the
railroad rates before long"
After a reference 10 the steel combination. saying
the United States too prosperous to have any
surplus stocks OF steel for shipment abroad, and
ferring development OF other lands, Mt Car
nege reiterated his belief that Great Britain in the
future would form a State in the American Fed
Grafton.
You must some day, he said. turn your face 10
your kin beyond the You he a
European power IN the future but 20 Join with
your race IN the West Fortunately. the feel
ing toward the old home was never cordial
now and rae" patriotism has taken root"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
syOWsToRus IN SOUTHERN EUROPE.

Paris May S.-A violent hailstorm swept over
the northwestern section OF Paris this afternoon.
II lasted for half an hour.
The heavy snowfalls continue throughout North
eastern and Southwestern France. They are ac-
companied by trosts. and the cereal and fruit
are seriously threatened.
Madrid, May s.-Violent snowstorms are reported
from the northern part of Spain
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
HONOR FOR AMBASSADOR MEYER.
KING VICTOR EMMANUEL PAYS COMPLI-
MENT TO HIM AT TURIN

Copyright; 1902: BY The Tribune Associauon)
Especial The Tribune by French Cable.I
Rome, May Sat the unveiling Of the COM
memoTative monument 10 King Humbert in
Turin. the King called Ambassador Meyer to
the royal stand and conferred the unusual honor
Of having him sign the deed recording the event.
Ambassador Meyer thanked the sovereign. say
ing he considered 1t a compliment to America
which he represents.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY-At a. for Azores Islands p%- q e.
Tartar Prince Cmai for Italy be directed per a.
Tartar Prince'l at ! a. for italy :.
Lain Cnai must be directed per s 8 Lshn'N. a.
1880 a for Netherlands direct per > Rorterda-l
tmail must be directed per ROtterdam''N; $50
a m. Tor scotland direct. 5. Ethiopia
be directed per $ Ethiopa'); 1880 D. SUP
Queenstown. -
PRINTED MATTER ETC--This steamer takes Printed
Matter Commercial Papers Samples FOR Cse-rsanV,
only. The OF mail matter FOR Other na-+ -
Europe will be BY this ship unless specsIiv
directed by -'
After closing the Supplementary Transa,l.nff,
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers American Fng
French German steamers ana remain oosr =n-fii
within Ten Minutes OF the sailing OF steamer
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
TO REPRESENT FREYcH INTELLIGENCE

Paris, May s.-The Temps" to-day points out
editoriaIly that happy innovation has seen made
bv the government in including in the Rocham-
heau mission in addition to representatives OF the
army navy and diplomacy representative OF the
intsiIertual side OF France, In the person of the
dean OF the Paris Faculty ot Letters Alfred Crois
Americans will certainly appreciate
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
LORENZO ULLo, \
JAS. r. FLOYD.
JOHN BURKE.
ED. =. AMEND. }
Committee.

The Trustees OF St Patricks Cathedral a special
meeting called on 9Th day May. 1902
IN the City Ne-Yor ordered the following minute OF
published IN OF the
city on the day funeral OF the Archbishop OF
New-YoTk
The Most Reverend Michael Augustine corTigan vas.
ONCE. president Of this board. which
has charge the temporates OF the Cathedral and the
discharge OF their duties having been In
freouant and close with during hfe
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
PRINCE HENRY AT CORK.

Cork ireland, May s,-Admiral Prince Henry of
Prussia and the Duke of Connaught commander
of the forces in Ireland. visited the Cork Interna-
tional Exhibition this afternoon. They were re-
ceived at the railroad station by the Lord Mayor
and other ofrcIals and We're driven TO the exhibit
ton grounds. where they were welcomed by en-
thusiastic crowd The German national anthem
was played. Prince Henry inaugurated the water
chmte NV starting the first boat
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND TO-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. MAY s--A disturbance was central
Wednesday night Manitoba has moved rapidly east
ward Central Ontario with intensity causing
high winds and showers the upper lakes higher
temperatures generally lakes southwest
ward. This storm Is closely followed by marked high
with much lower temperatures which tonight
into the north upper lake region
In addition the showers above noted
local thunderstorms in portions of tho Middle
Atlantic and south portion OF the Gulf and in
Montana.
The eastward OF the northwest high
dominate the conditions OF the Mississippi River for
days, generally fair comparatively
cool weather may therefore. DO expected There will be
showers Friday In the north and middle slopes and
Rocky Mountain region, probably continuing Satur-
day over northern slorc. In the Southwest the
weather will be fair. It will be Saturday in
the upper Mississippi Valley. the Northwest and Central
West.
on the New-Englaud the winds be fresh
southwest west; the Middle Atlantic fresh
the South Atlantic and Gulf variable;
upper lakes fresh 10 brisk northwest aud the
lower 10 northwest.
which depart for European ports Friday will
fresh southwest west winds and generally fair
Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

There hurrying TO and fro yesterday after
noon, when w y. Lawrence, manager of the new
play Hearts Ahame." which is 20 be produced at
the GarrIck Monday. learned that Miss Rhoda
Cameron had met accident which would pre-
vent her appearance. There a rehearsal set
for o'clock, and by that time Miss Grace Reals.
who has played with Hackett and the Empire
Theatre company, secured TO play the part.
Miss Cameron, who in private life is Mrs. Winfield
Ayres. OF No. 1l2 West ty-fourth st. tripped
while coming downstairs in her home and sprained
her ankle severely.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Miss Clara Barton. who sailed for Europe yester-
day the steamer La Bretagne. had as COM
panions shpboard several members of the
French Opera Company. which ended its season
suddenly last Saturday at the Victoria, short OF
funds. Some of the company Went in the first
cabin. but IL said that the majority of the
chorus went in the
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
THE PASSING THRONG.

The decision OF the United states Government on
the question of isthmian canal route is
rally awaited with a great deal or
FAvORS THE interes, by the inhabitants of the
PANAMA Central American States involved.
ROUTE. TO go back TO Nicarag qua after
having declared that the Panama
route should be selected woIld inviting trouble
said c. S. Mutt at the Imperial Hotel. where he is
staying on his return from trip TO Greytown.
Nicaragua. The Nicarasua Government conh-
IDENTIFY expects that its canal route will be chosen,
ana al II mas even gone so Tar as 10 purchaSe ianGs
wants the canal and looks forward great
the proper route. Engineering questions aside. if
we select the NGaraguan route 5 believe d that
canal az Panama. That canal is partly completed
can be kept open till the time comes to complete il
but II the Nicaraguan project is abandoned by the
No work has been done. and the natural and
states that no other canal but the Panama Will oe
put through. For this reason 1 think we should
and nearer south America Until one has been
teTe ne can form no conception Of what distances
for a few days but found the city quiet and
no hghtng-
Oh, for the days of Onenbach. Sullivan and the
Legitimate! The comic opera hae fallen evil
days, and, rule. is thing
LOCKS FOR of patches The plots all gone;
GREATER the jokes have been arranged in
FASTIDIOUS- every way known TO the science of
NESS. permutations and combinations
and without doubt. there
tunes to be written 1t is sad of af-
fairs truly but who shall say whether the public
is to blame or not? Does the public make the
operas they see, or would they hail with delight
second Ofenbach, or a Gilbert: Reginald De
Koven, Of Washington, speaking in all kindness
and quite without bitterness at the Imperial the
other day. said that he was little afraid the pub
lie taste in light opera just now not UP to
the standard ii should attain and had attained in
the past. From which remark dTew the back
hand inference that comic opera producers turn
out what is demanded rather than what the spirit
said Mr. De KOven the public taste in New
York, the theatrical centre. has not been sound
as II should be in the matter of light opera IL
seems to me. hope TO it raised soon. and for
that reason have made no plans yet for fan work
l don't want my words misconStrued, or taken as
taultnnding, but II does seem as IL a little more
musical sincerity. a little more unity Of mood and
impression. little more charm of effect, might
reasonably be demanded Of light opera by the pub
lie to the betterment OF productions of this
form OF amusement I look personally 10 a
greater fastdiousness in theatregoe in this mat
ter before many years"
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
BURIAL OF BRET HARTE.

London May s.-Bret Harte. who died on May 5
was quietly buried Frimley Surrey to-day in
the presence OF his widow. son. daughter and few
the coffin.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
GENERAL c. II. T. COILS SICK.

General Charles H. T Coils is seriously ill at his
summer home. in Gettysburg. He has been run
down in health for some time, owing to overwork
In a recent lawsuit. The exact cause of the illness
is not stated, but is said be a complication OF
diseases General Coils left this city for Gettys-
burg a few days ago.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

from the French Of Edward Paleron by Dore
Davidson and Katherine Berry di Zerega.
given at en- authors matinee Wallack's yester-
day. The names which appeared in the cast were
better known 10 the large and indulgent audience
than 70 the theatrical world in general
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
Postomce Notice.

tShoud be read DAILY all Interested. changes may
It tiu1el
Foreign mails for the week ending Nav 10 1902
close promptly In all General Postocs as
fellows: Parcels Post Mails close earlier than
closing time shown belC~.
many close al ) .. Monday and Wednesday
regular and Supplementary Mails close
ton half hour later than closing lex
cept that supplementary Mails for
tonl - N~-9-- -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Highest temperature yesterday II degrees lowest 53
average 80 average corresponding last year 62
for corresponding date last twenty-five 81
torecast-Far to-day; stationary temperature:
Saturday cooler fresh southwest TO northwest
winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

The retiring President OF Costa Rica is Rafael
Iglesias He was elected 10 Office for the second
time in November of 1897
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
NEW TRUSTEES OF WILLIAMS

Wiamstown. Mass. May s.-The trustees OF
Williams College to-day chose ]. Edward Simmons.
of New-York and Bentley Warren. OF Boston.
members OF the board.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Lieber & Co. have contracted for the Garrick
Theatre for Miss Viola Aliens appearance there
julia in Sheridan Knowles's comedy, THE
Hunchback" She will close her season with the
New-York engagement. which will be for four per-
formances-Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday even
ings and Wednesday matinee, June ?. and 4.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
IN NEW-YoRK CITY

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man subscribers DAILY and TRI-wEEELY
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New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

San Jose. Costa Rica. May s.-Asuncion Es-
quivel naugurated President of Costa Rica
to-day. He was elected on February H.
The country is quiet and no trouble of a revolu-
tionary character is expected.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09
MARRIED.

QS-BCLkLEY-May 7. by the Rev. Dr. Henry van
DYKE Yula daughter Of DR.. L Duncan FuIEisv ~
Edward Vermilye Cox. -'' W
GREGG-OGDEN-on Wednesday May z 1902 at the
residence OF the brides parents Yonkers y. Y bv tns
Rev David Gregg. D D. Edith Robinson daughter o.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Ogden. David Gregg fr -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

EXCHANGE HOLIDAYS IN ENGLAND.
Liverpool. May S-The Cotton Exchange here
will be closed on May H. 10. @ and ~
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

For New-Engand fair In southern probably showers in
cooler.
For New-Jersey fair Friday: warmer the coast;
Saturday fair. cooler.
For District OF Columbia and Maryland fair. warmer
Friday: Saturday fair, cooler.
Eastern Pennsylvania Delaware and Eastern New
York Friday Saturday fair, cooler.
Pennsylvania. fair Friday cooler In north
e-np portion; SATURDAY. fair.
For Western New-York. partly cloudy and cooler Fri
day probably showers: Saturday fair.
The following onicaI record from the Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for the
tv-our hours comparison with the corresponding
New-York tribune., 1902-05-09

Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address