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New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
: sT4rEuEyT BY ELSIE LESLIE.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR ind that the reports which have been cir
culated as to my recent illness have mlsrepre-
sented It's cause and greatly exaggerated its Sc
verify and are therefore calculated TO DO me con-
siderable professional injury. VIII you obiSe me
by publishing the truth In retutaI OF them
suffered from a severe cold. and Obliged 10
UNDERGO a minor operation 10 cure slight local
inflammation. I entirely well again. The clos
ing OF nv engagement with The CHRISTIAN COM
pauv is NOT because my health prevents my reap
pearance this season. but because Nessrs; Lteoier
X Co chose terminate contract rather than
TO wait until priI H. the date set by physician
T)r I Wilson ShirIs. which could resume act
ing on the ground that il was necessary TO send
some one Ito save the company IN the mean
time E-i-oAE- L|r-0L>AE--
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
- SITUATION BAD AT BOCAs.
PREPARATIONS FOR BATTLE-AMERTCAN
PROPERTY SEIZED

Colon. April 16-A launch belonging TO the
Panama Canal Company returned here this
morning from Bocas del Toro. bringing reports
that the situation there Is growing more seri-
Gus The Liberal troops under General Buendia
have reached Old Bank. settlement ISL
and near the entrance TO Bocas del Toro. Cen
eral Bueudia gave notice to the government
commander at Bocas yesterday that fourteen
hours would be given him in which to surrender
the town, and that his noncompliance with this
ultimatum would result in immediate attack.
The commander of the government forces de-
clined the terms offered by the revolutionary
general The canal company's launch left Bocas
for Colon before the fourteen hours had expired.
The revoluttonists at Bocas have already
seized steam launches, barges, etc, belonging to
the United Fruit Company. which in
dispensable to the banana business of that
town. Bocas del Toro is entirely devoted to the
banana business, and American interests there
are almost supreme. The seizure Of the property
Of the United Fruit Company is receiving the
attention of the United States gunboat MaChias.
which is now the only Warship at BOCas.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

BROOK@OAKLEY-Ou "Wednesday April IS the
Collegiate Church 5th-ave and +sthsJ.. by Rev. DIT.
E B. Coe MARY Ten EyCk daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E Benedict Oakley. to J. Arthur Brooks of Boston,
Mass.
Church. Philadelphia. Alice ,. Samueis to Theo-
dOre Entz
HAVEMEY EYER-RUSSELL-On Wednesday. April Is, at
The Madson-aye Reformed Church. by the Rev. a F..
Kfftridge D. D. Ray McNsster Russell. daughter OF
Mrs James Russell TO Hector Harold HaveneyeT.
JOHNSON-SIEDLER-O Tuesday April IS, at the West
End Collegiate Church. by the Rev Henry Evertson
Comb Charlotte daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Charles Sled
Ter to Arthur Raynor Johnson
E,F-T7T F-Y-4~ARPESTER-At Rochelle n Y, on
Wednesday evening April I6- the First Presbyteran
ChrysIlI. daughter OF Gr and Mrs
Robert p Carpenter Carlisle Norwood Perey.
sNrTFI-CIARK-On Wednesday April rs. high
noon al Grace Church Chapel Cedar Rapids Iowa, by
the rector Thomas E Greene. Frederick Hoffman
smith Sd. Of Newark, n J. 10 Mary AiaH Clark
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

ON THE WAY TO THE IsTHMUs TO TREAT
WITH THE REBELS.
Colon, April 16.-It is believed that the Colom-
bian Government is sending a commission from
Honda. the Magdaena, consisting of three
prominent foreigners. which has fun authority
to arrange terms and treat for peace with the
revOutiOnists.
Besides the government victory at Soacha on
February % and the defeats Of General Tribe
Tribe in the Department Of Tolina. news re
Ceived here from BarranquIlla to-day says the
government general Rivera recently defeated
the fnsurgent general Marin at Ibague and Chi
coral. in the same department
General Marin has expressed n desire TO lay
down his arms Il his life and the lives 0f his
troops he guaranteed by the government.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
PAPAL 4SPIRANTS ACTIVE.
RESULT OF THE INCREASING FEEBLENEss
OF POPE LEO.

Rome. April 16.-The recent signs of the in
creased feebleness of the Pope which led the
end Of last week to alarming reports of his sud
den death, have caused a marked recrudescence
Of activity among the cardinals aspiring to the
Pontiicate The campaign preparatory 10 the
next conclave proceeds necessarily, the Sacred
College being divided into Two distinct forces.
headed respectively by Cardinal RampoIla. the
PapaI Secretary of State and Cardinal Vannu-
telli The latter and Cardinal Gotti now con-
sCttute the most proba ble successors to Leo
XIII.
Those who are not now considered TO be dan
gerous candidates are fond however. of point
ing out that almost one hundred and fifty car
dnals have been buried during the Pontihcate
OF Leo MIL and that the prolongation Of the
life of the Pope for few years is liable to cool,
through death. many more ambitious calcula-
tions.
Archbishop FaIconi. the PapaI Delegate in
Canada has been definitely selected TO succeed
Cardinal Martineli. the Papa1 Delegate to the
United States This appointment will not be
officially announced however. until the meeting
OF the ConsistoFy next October II was felt that
Archbishop Faconi'S experience in Canada his
learning his command of the English language
and his diplomatic abilities especially fitted him
for the Washington post.
Traffic in tickets to the ceremonies at St. Pc
ter'S and the SlStlne Cndpei nTlu III CbHtltttioii
with the Jubilee in honor OF the twenty-fourth
anniversary of the Pope's coronation has as
sumed such proportions that II has developed
into a vertable scandal Americans and Eng
ush people are the principal victims of this
traffic and the barteTing in tickets. of which
from fifty thousand to sixty thousand are often
issued for the ceremonies at St Peters. is car
ried on at all the principal hotels here by groups
Of speculators who are in league with the hotel
employees Monsignor Biseu is Indignant at
this scandal and has spread broadcast notice
that ali tickets to Pontitical ceremonies are alb
solutely gratuitous and that every one trying TO
sell such tickets must be regarded as dishonest
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
DIED.

IpHNaN-At her ate residence No az Washfnston-sf
FIoboken j. April Elizabeth Fisster. beloved VIE
OF C. G.. Lehman. the 62d year Of her age LLnera4
services will be Reformed Church. Bloom
6eIdst Hobokeu. Friday evening April -. az ocIock
wi Ield In the Reformed Cnu-cn,
CatskiH Y Y Saturday April 1S. at $50 p m.
Friends kindly West Shore train leaving est
42d-st. a 11s35 n
LOyEI.I-On Wednesday. April rs. Aaron ovelL IN ais
S5tb a residence NO
Ts3 Keap-s, Brooklyn Friday April IS. $50 p m
sCOVIILE-4t PhfadeInhia. Penn Tuesday April
Is ScoviIe. Funeral services VIII pc
he'll Church Brooklyn. Thursd7ys the
18th. a D. m Congregational Cnurcn.
Stamford conn. Friday. at 3:30 p. m internene
a Cornwall conn
SNOwDEN-Ou April = AZ midnight. Julia Fitz-Hsn7 7
dG!ph SnOWdeu- in the s0th OF her age r1nefal
Presbyterian Church. Easton Penn
Thursday. ITrh April 10 a. Interment private
wERR-At her residence No as Jtn-ave. tuesday
morning April 10 t9e2 Henrietta A. widow OF VIII
lam II Webb. Funeral private
The Woed!awn Cemetery
Borough O Bronx. New York Ciry-
Office 20 East 235 street adj Square South
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.JUNIOR WEEK AT COLGATE.

Hamilton N Y. April 1s.-The functions in con-
nectton with Junior week at Colgate University
taar, this evening with the annual concert by the
I-,a~s,-y elee and mandolin clubs. In Sheldon
80, uouse Tomorrow evening the Grout ora
t-,caI prize contest will be held On Friday morn
o., President A V V. Raymond. Of Union Col
ING delivers the annual patrons day
s+,on before the university faculties students
OF isiards and in the evening the junior prom
ano II Iii he held in the university gymnasium.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

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Havre mail for other Of Europe must
be directed per = $. La Chanpagne'D $50
complementary 10 a. for :. Deutsch-
land Plymouth. Cherbourg Hamburg
SATUFDAY-At a. for Europe. :. $ Staten
dam. via Plymouth mail for Ireland must be directed
per SateudauI''): at $50 a. supplementary
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at $50 for Scotland direct. per 8 Anchoria
be directed per s. AnChOTa'D. II a.
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PRINTED NATTER. ETC.-This steamer takes Printed
Commercial Papers, and Samples
only The lass or mail matter for parts
Europe will be by this ship unless specially
directed By her.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional Suppleel Mails
opened the piers OF the American. English
steamers. and remain
o the Of sailing Of
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FOR 4 MoNUHEN7 TO CECIL RHODES.
HEROIC BRONZE FIGURE TO STAND ON DEVILS
PEAK CAPE TOWN.

Cape Town April ia meeting Of citizens. TO
establish a national memorial In honor Of Cecil
Rhodes was held here to-day. A committee COM
posed of Sir Gordon Sprigg, the Premier; the
MAYOR. of Cape Colony and number Of other
prominent persons was appointed The committee
will Issue an appeal for funds throughout the
rar,,tsh empire for the purpose OF erecting i'm
nnense cairn Devils Peak. overlooking the Cape
Peninsula The cairn is to be surmounted by an
heroic bronze figure of Cecil Rhodes. looking to the
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA WEST
INDIES. ETC.

THURsDAY-At 9 a. m for Cuba. Yucatan. campeche
er parts Of Mexico must be directed per Ds s2r
@ ANA m at for 4 1aaeg AM m os Ps S5a i sd5Is naas & az
and Il saHass gsF su2Sa G l n m n r @
Mexico. per M1tanzas via Tanl2ieo email must De
PaT5 Rco eseao 40 and venszs sr $50 a p, M s9r
phIa mail for Savana and Cartagena be directed
c6Ierige via Bahia and Rio Janero mail for Northern
Brazil Argentine Uruguay and Paraguay uusr bs
nentary 1870 a M for Fortune Island. Jamaica
savania and Cartagena per Alt4i (nnat for Costa
pr a5ir6nasE at ESQ a. % M for ana 4enas Sfa NaTa ar
s bs 'a Per Msxiao via Havaas: az re- 10 10 a. M M tor tor
Haiti per 0ranle Nassau tnlai Tor Curacao vsnez-
directed per oranie Sazzau''}. 10 a. m for
for CUBA Der Oinda Via 1TaTanzas ss : o. q N, n
only. which must be directed per Oltnda'l D
Malls for Newfoundland BY raH to North sydney. and
D m connecting closr here every Monday. Wednesday
and and saH9e ~ sre cos % ms once II RAJ aiy f. sss 81 s
m Mails f t1Ina by 5a4 70 Florida and thence BY
for dispatch via Port Tampa on Mondays Wednesdays
ON Sna Mondays and Saturdays at 80 3 n NAM,
sptsh by steamer at this 5fce daily excep sin r
ana i15G . m Mails Tor Costa Rica BsIize Paerto To
thence bv steamer at this Office 5aiy except sun
& day at b 80 MONDAYS f9r % az = pn p m SSsgnase.sns s
Guatemala and Tuesdays for Costa Rca) Registered
Malls for Tahiti and MarIu-sds Islands.
cisco close daily It Is so p up April flT
elusive for dispatch per :. $ Australia.
Mails for Hawaii Japan and China via san Francisco
close here $50 April f1S Inclusive
FOR dispatch China
Mails Tor and Japan via Seattle close here eailv
per RiOiun Maru- tRegistered mail must be di-
recteJ. Seattle'l-
Mails Tor Australia (except is for
vgarfed via E.uropet Zealand. FIJI. samoa and
Hawaii via Francisco. close here daily $3.50
n m after ApriI IS and April f26 inclusive or
on arrival OF :. = Cnbra. due NeW-Yorx April
Mig fr M AnSaIia Cexcent West Australia which goez
ia europe and Nev-Zealand, which goes San
tY~aDcisco9 Fit Islands Seattle Victoria
n =, close here daily $40 N. up April f2S in
elusive for dispatch ;. Aoaua specially ad-
dressed OnIyl
Mails for Hawaii China Japan. Francisco.
close daily $50 April f26. inclusive.
for > :. Doric-
Mails for China and Japan via Seattle and Victoria.
n c. here daily at $50 m. April T29. IN
for dispatch : Empress OF China
tered mail be specially addressed. Merchandise
FOR U. 5. Postal Agency az Shanghai fos-
via Canada-l
Mails for Philippine Islands Francisco close
daIlv .. m May Inclusive sor
dispatch L :. Transport.
mails forwarded sailing szv
and the schedule closing arranged the presunp-
tion their uninterrupted overland transit tResfn-
tered mail closes at m previous
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmaster
Postofice. New-Iork. y. Z. April II. 1902
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ppooKs FINDS A NEW COMET.

c.aneva E Y. April 1s-Wiiltam r. Brooks. d.
tor of Smith Observatory and professor Of
..+ranou,v at Hobart College announces the dis
q peu, comet II is in the cons; ella ton
- and an observatf ton secured this morning
nae its position right ascension 8 1oars, MN
MAJ "a seconds; declination north q degrees. .
i,,as it, The comet has daily motion OF ABOUT
I'LL degrees southeasterly and toward the sun
LII, ,s he twenty third comet discovered py Dr.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

Should read DAILY all Interested, changes may
ttu1e)
mails ending April 10 1902. will
close promptly all the General Post0ice
follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time below Parcels Post malls for Ger
many close az Z n "Wednesday
Regular Supplementary nails close Foreis1
Branch taIf later than closing time shown Below
Supplementary Malls and Central
America. via Colon close hour later at Foreign
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GLEr ro s4R4ToGA CHTRCH.
fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBrNl

fBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE-l
Saratoga y. Y, April 1G--rhe Second PTesos-
tartan CHURCH has acquired a 5000" parsonage
through the generosity of Mrs J. Bialr Scrloher
~ Nav-York who has a cottage in North Broad-
wav in this village. The formal transfer OF "a. III
nrouartv TO the church society was made to-od3
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

St Petersburg April 16.-Generai Count Bobrt-
koff the Governor Of Finland. proposes issuing
order forbidding the issuance foreign passports
TO Finlanders who have not completed their mill
tarv service The measure is designed 10 place a
check on emigration.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

The first white man cross New-Guinea, II not
the only one is here. He is John o. Brien min
ing prospector. His experiences In
HE CROSSED New-Guinea which he crossed in
NEW 1895, were more thrilling than any
GUINEA thing in The Pines of Lory. and
he came out of it with less on him
than Mr. MftchelPs hero. 81 started out TO cross
New-Guinea with four companions in 1895, ne saiu
at the Imperial Our object was TO discover sol-
If possible or whatever other metal We could nnd-
After getting inland thirty miles We had quarrel
and two of the men returned to the coast n
Scotchman named Mckenzie and kept oh,IT on,
got the divide in the centre oL .l.T .jss,Ts
all right; then came trouble W. Hdu no ~ S- -
left and only dog and TWO guns 70 sT, rs con- On
the dog and ate him. At the base Of the divide
we came 70 the headwaters or a river A. al go
and trust to the river. rather than the woods Inc
float wasn't large enough for two So t ALL VI NJ
not overfriendIy Cfastoning and AlpnOhSins. ~
Kenzie sat the float and swan Win d ,y ZIP Or
the rear OF ft-a human rudder. 1t was aInftzne z7
70 see how soon that river grew great In a short
time whirled about helpless IN a poWe p-
my hold on the float 1t disappeared with le Mchen
zie aboard and ne has never nten seenr ,ffarress
wandered for seven days tnrous1l l4e q e.bed rb1
living berries and the like III 'i reaeheI s rt,
sfaTk naked when they found me. We found no
gold nor do / propose hunt for 1t again theIs r.
FiIninos with Gilmore escaped after ten months
and helped guide the party That rescued t nlIn I'M in
am on my way back TO Manila now 1or am IL
business in Luzon-'
=
versity, is at the Gisey House this Week lheie
has been no change from the reg
RFTTER uIar routine of college work at
HERE THAN Stanford this winter" he said last
AT OXFORD. night There Is no news item 70 70
tell except the fact that there Will
he number Of new buildings erected in the fall TO
provide for the work of the university more ace
c11ataIv The topic of interest when left was the
gift of Cecil Rhodes to Oxford. or rather to Amer
lea But even that not of such lively interest
as in the East You see, California is a ISns
from oxford and il costs a great deal OF money
TO get from one place TO the other More ma. ma
that college education in California for those ti4l
desire it Is practically free so the scholarships 90
not arouse such great interest there w Hdt
would like TO know is these sCholarSn SnlpS
to Re awarded? That is the crucial point OF LneHl
TO nv mind I readily conceive tnat IN ttLl-
fornia at least if they awarded on some pass
If scholarship. the who would quarry ILs7iIC
not be in a position to accept them dCn AkT
10 discuss their effect their merit as glt uCi
I do know the conditions. But can say one LIilIs
As far as scientific education goes no AnltIICaI i
need attend Oxford. for he get petter lrdI-
ing right here at home thar he can there. IN Ihts
side of education. America does not need Ehsli7ii
ofdf
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
5perial Noulcs.

Bangs 4 Co. AuctiOneer~ OF Books.
sut Fifth Avenue
Will sell MONDAH- April list, and
following days,
a splendid collection of
EARI.G ENGLISH LIT 9R ATU RE-
Including chief Flizanethan tacooean. anu
Restoration authors The Books perfect
condition and comprising many items OF UNUSUAL
RARITY. entire collection from
THE LIBRARY OF
MR. MARSH ALI. G.. LEF'F' ERTS
The sale will begin Monday. at 3 p
NJ, and continue every afternoon and
evening at 3 and 7-;}O p NJ
Catalogue pp.. postage Il cents
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

,rp-S NDER-Apr l6 1902. Eliza Jean Alexander sis
Alexander. Funeral services at
place Church. lOth-st-. Thursday
NIL n at ) D. Interment at West Charlton, n Y
As-on Tuesday April 10. Of bronch0 pneumonia
EankIIn Douglas his I6th year at the residence OF
bts -on-in-Iaw. William Scott. No % West SD st
Funeral services the 3+th st Reforme4 Church. No
3OT West 34th-st, Thursday evening. al ) clock
GnfArn,ent at Kensico. Friday morning
not-e.t AsS-Ou April 10 1902. the
Douglass S4J Greene Brooklyn
R4y Francis Arthur Dous.ass aged a. years
Funeral F'riday 2:3O O'Clock. at the Marcy Avenue
tsanffst Brooklyn. N Y Phtlate-phos Council
5sI r. A. invited 70 attend
r,p AKE-SNIITH-At EngIewood. " J.. 8tonLty April
- fan3 Henrietta Maria. widow u Daniel Drake
S1tb Relatives friends are invited attend the
FTrsr,t services Ter residence Hillsfde-ave
ISr,i.vvooJ n ] Thursday afternoon. at
80 will waiting a on
arrival Of train leaving foot Of Chambers-st. $50
and West 25d-st- at 3-20
EAToN-At Tryon. n. C, Monday. April IA. angina
nectnrts Rev Charles Il Eaton. d. d. pastor of the
tq1urrh OF Divine Paternity the fftieth
srt Tsrh-st Friday afternoon. a O'clock RlrfsI
Saturdav at wootawu OF the family
Sat win be for pewhoders until Is minutes
f,-fore the Of service
FRANCKE-Su suddenly at Roosevelt Hospital wsdnes-
dsy Aprti Is. Leopold H Frsncke. son Of the late
p 'Frarcke. aged ~ Funeral from calvary
Church. 4th-ave. and 21st-st-. Friday April Is
10 a. N.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For England increasing cloudiness to-day: fair in
sorth and showers in Friday: fresh south
east winds the coast
For Eastern New-York. Eastern Pennsylvania New
rarsav Delaware District Of Columbia and Maryland.
bo7rars followed by fair weather fair Friday:
variable winds. w.. ~ VII.
For Pennsylvani and western View ork
sboera followed weather. to-day fair Friday;
light winds. becoming west
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

Highest temperature Yesterday, 5s lowest 40 average
AZ temperature for corresponding date last
year A. Average temperature for corresponding date
lasttw twenty-five years. as
Local Observation-Disclosures followed by to-day:
stationary temperature Friday fair; variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17

The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes the temperature for
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
WILL Of DAVID LEVI.
Ionbard-s

GENTLY LEAVES ALL TO FAMILY,
The will of David Levi. who found dead In
his office at No 1874 Chambers-st several days ago,
was filed for probate in the SurrogateS office yes
t.rday The value of the is placed at 100000
in personal property, while the value OF the real
estate is unknown. The petition and will were filed
by Nina Erich daughter. Henrietta Levi, the
widow receives the family home at No. 534 West
One-hundre and-forty-eighth-st.. together with
1880. To his sister Eva LeW1tus who resides in
bohemia the testator gives $500. The remainder Of
The property divided into five equal shares one
share going each Of his children
New-York tribune., 1902-04-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

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MARRIED.

Bururtts Cocoaine promotes the growth Of the
hair and renders dark and glossy
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,Iax,,+sr Eliza J. L.ohman. Elizabeth F.
6nTgias FrankIin. Lowell, Aaron
A. ScOville. Rev. Samuel
49, Henrietta NJ Suowden Julia r. r
Eaton. Rev. Charles n Webb. Henrietta ~
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