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New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
NOWEDDING AT WAKEHURST
so SAYS JAMES ]. VAN ALIEN, FATHER
OF PROSPECTIVE BRIDE OF ROB
ERT J. F. COLLIER
tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Newport R l. July 22-There appears to be
a misunderstanding regarding the wedding of
Robert J. F. Collier and Miss Sara Van Allen.
which, it was reported, would take place at
Wakehurst on Thursday of this week, and be
performed by Bishop Burns, of Kentucky. This
morning James J. Van Allen, father of the pros
pective bride arrived Unexpectedly from Can
ada where he had been fishing excursion.
He had not been expected for at least two
weeks. When attempt was made to see Mr..
Van Allen this morning he declined TO see the
reporter and in response to note sent him
his messenger, purporting to convey Mr.. Van
Aliens answer, said there was to be no wedding
at Wakehurst Thursday. When pressed
further. he said if arrangements had been made
for a wedding there on that day II was without
his knowledge.
When Mr.. Collier arrived from NeW-York to-
night he was met at the steamer, and when
asked in regard to the arrangements said they
had not been completed. and that he would first
be obliged to his fiancee before he could
make any definite statement. When asked if
the wedding would take place on Thursday ne
replied that he expected it would take place this
week Appearances would indicate that Mr..
Van Allen has been consulted in regard to the
affair by the young people. and that it was in
response to information sent him while in can
ada that he hurried back to Newport as it has
been his custom heretofore to spend at least
one month in the woods there fishing. On Mon
day evening Mr.. Collier gave his bachelor din
ner at Sherry's, in New-York, and for 1t
number of his Newport friends accompanied
him to New-York Sunday evening. Among
those at the dinner were J. NJ. waterbury anu
Conde Mast.
Miss Van Allen, who is pronounced brunette,
was introduced TO society at a ball at Wake
hurst. The affair was a brilliant one Almost
Immediately following the ball Miss Van Allen s
name was connected with that of Mr.. Collier
His attentions discouraged by Mr.. Van
Allen, who had other plans for his younger
daughter and in order to break up the attach
ment Miss Van Allen taken to Europe by
| her father and kept there 'uring her minority.
Miss Van Allen aided and abetted in her
love affairs by her elder sister. Miss May Van
Alen whose engagement to Robert r. Reming
ton has been announced. Her championship Of
her sisters cause was the cause of several fam
! fly quarrels which last season reached such a
! point that Miss May Van Allen rented the Fear
| ing cottage here. declining to remain longer at
Wakehurst, her fathers Newport home. This
difficulty was patched up and the cottage was
| not taken. Miss Van Allen later Joining her
father and sister in London, where she spent
last winter with them. This spring Mr.. Collier
went TO Europe and renewed his suit. Miss Van
! Allen having come Of age in the mean time
! Her mother was the daughter OF Mrs William
! Astor and the Misses Van Allen possess fort
J unes in their own right
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
IN READINESS FOR THE PRESIDENT.
HE WILL VISIT CAMP FRANKLIN MURPHY
AT SEA GIRT TO-DAY.

Camp Franklin Murphy, Sea Grit N j.. July e.
Everything is in readiness for President Roose-
vets visit TO Camp Franklin Murphy tomorrow.
General Gilmore has perfected all arrangements
including detail OF the ID Regiment TO act as
special escort and guard Of honor the visiting
President Lieutenant Spellane Of Company Z, ana
Lieutenant Tindeu, of Company D, will be in com
mand of the presidential guard. A large NUMBER
Of secret service men have been detailed at the
camp for the protection Of the Presidnt and his
party on their way from Atlantic Highlands.
All stations along the route will be specially guard
60 70 prevent accidents z,.L s
Governor Murphy to-day received oisPStchd IRON
party would Include Mrs Roosevelt, the President
daughter Miss Alice. and two LADY frlenoos OF the
family. Secretary William Loeb Jr, VIII accom-
pany the President. The President announced IN
the message that he would arrive about noon
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS

Mails and Japan Seattle. close daily
az up July 30. inclusive. dispatch
Maru (Registered mail must be directed VIA
Seattle.
Mails for Philippine Islands Francisco close
daily $50 m. &c July f25 inclusive. for
dispatch per United States Transport.
Mails for Hawaii Japan China for
Philippine Islands. via san Francisco. close here
daily at $3.50 p. m up July 20, inclusive. for dis
patch per s. Peru
Mails for Hawaii Francisco. close here daily
$50 D. m up July t2S. inclusive. for dispatch
$. Alameda
Mails for Hawaii China and hrstcass matter for
the Philippine Islands. san Francisco. close here
daily al $50 p VI. up 10 August "a inclusive. for
dispatch per = Coptc.
Mails for (except West Australia which Is
forwarded via Europe. New-Zeaand, Fill samoa and
Hawaii via san Francisco. close here daily at $50
or on arrival = = Campania- due AT New-York
August to. dispatch per $ Sierra
Mails for Australia except West Australia which goes
via Europe and New-Zealand. which goes via san
Francisco Fiji Islands. via Vancouver aE4 Vic
toria b. C.. here daily at $50 p. after August
70 and up August tic inclusive for dispatch per
$. :. MiOwera
Mails for Tahiti aud MarGuesas Islands. via san Fran
cisco close here daily at $50 TO August flo.
Inclusive. dispatch Mariposa-
mails forwarded TO port OF sailing daily
the schedule of closing is arranged on the pre-
sumption OF their uninterrupted overland transit Tres
istered mail closes at z. N. previous day
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postmastss
Postonncs. New-York. n. Y, July 10. 1907
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
CHARITY BENEFIT SALES.

Every day this week the Segel-Cooper Company
store is setting aside certain percentage of its
sales in behalf of some worthy charity. Since the
big Store" started it has been the custom of the
house to this every summer. The firm does
this only show its appreciation of the efforts
the charities but materially to aid them in
furthering their important labors.
The complete list for the week follows:
Monday" York Herald" Free Ice Fund.
Tuesday-Nazareth Day Nursery and Chdren's
Sanitarium Society of Ethical Culture
Wednesday-The New-York Tribune Fresh Air
Fund.
Thursday-"The Newark News and Jersey City
Journal" Fresh Air funds.
Friday-"The New-York Worlds" Sick Babies
Fund.
Saturday-St. Johns Guild
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
F.S. GIBBS SEES PRESIDENT
STATE AND NATIONAL POLITICS DIS
CUSSED-WHAT HE SAYS AS TO
THE LOCAL SITUATION


oyster Bay. N. Y. July 22-Frederick S.
Gibbs. Republican National Committeeman Of
New-York was the Presidents guest at
luncheon to-day. When the President IN
the Assembly Mr.. Gibbs was in the State Sen
ate. Since their association in the legislature
at Albany, the President and Mr.. Gibbs have
been warm personal friends. They discussed
the forthcoming State elections as well the
marty outlook for 1904. Although he regarded
il as improper to tell what had passed between
himself and the President, referring TO the
local situation he had this to say:
MY own idea is that Governor Odell will
carry the State next fall by awhooping majority
His excellent record throughout his career in
State affairs will insure him overwhelming
vote at the polls. But the situation in the
county OF New-York is extremely bad. There
is an alleged reform in the county government
which the Republicans are supposed TO stand
sponsor for. but We have reformed nothing.
Deveryism is II was. The local administra-
ton has Republican heads of departments.
which are honeycombed with agents of Tam
many.
Mr. Gibbs predicted that President Roosevelt
would carry a solid delegation from the State
Of New York to the next national convention.
There was a luncheon party given here this
afternoon in honor of Miss Alice Roosevelt at
the summer home of Gerard Beekman, Miss
Nellie Beekman, of New-York being the
hostess The young women invited to meet Miss
Roosevelt were Miss Marie A Montant, Miss
Edith B. Weekes, Miss Mary Washburn, Miss
Christine K. Roosevelt. Miss Helen r. Roose-
welt and Miss Appleby, who is visiting here from
New-York. The table was bright and attractive
with the glowing lights of the candelabra. The
menu cards were cut in roseleaf shapes. with
the names OF the guests painted in gold letters.
Coffee was handed around on the lawn. 1t was
the first appearance of Miss Alice Roosevelt in
Oyster Bay society this season
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
FAST RUN OF SPECIAL TRAIN.
COVERED 145 MILES IN 24s MINUTEs-cARRT
ING PHYSICIAN TO PATIENT.
Try TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE !

Try TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
BOSTON July 22.-To get a physician to the
bedside of patient, the Boston and Maine Rail-
road made a record breaking run between White
River Junction and Boston over the Concord and
Southern divisions this morning.
At 11:1O Superintendent Mooney of the Cou-
cord Division received orders from President
Tuttle to furnish special train at White River
Junction for DR. Dudley, of New-York, who was
in Hanover as a lecturer before the Dartmouth
Medical College and who was wanted in New
port R. l. to attend Mrs. Ledyard, the wife OF
Lewis Cass Ledyard, director of the corpora
ton Instructions also given to run the
train with all possible speed consistent with
safety.
The train reached Boston at 2;45. covering
145 miles in 249 minutes. DR.. Dudley stopped
at a hotel for luncheon, and then took the regu-
lar 3:4S train for Newport, arriving there at
$40 p. m. There report among the Bos-
ton and Maine men that the crew of the train
over the Southern Division were to be hand
somely remembered for their work.
Newport, r. l.. July 22.-Word was received
this evening from Mrs. Ledyard's home that
she has suffered no relapse and is improving
Some weeks ago she underwent an operation for
appendicitis
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
MLAURIN'S ACT A SURPRISE.
PEOPLE ARE sPECULATING ON HIS REASON
FOR DECLINING JUDGESHIP
TBx TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Columbia, S. C, July 22.-The surprise at the
declination Of the judgeship by Senator McLaurin
heightened by the reason he gave for refusing
70 accept the Office for which he and his friends
have been working for months. The charge that
he had sold out has been made by dozens of papers
and several times by Senator TiIman.
The editorial which Senator McLaurin doubt
less referred was in 1.-The Yorkville Enquirer a
paper that has supported him for years. The editor
said that he had letter from McLaurin saying
that he would accept office that would take him
away from the State, and he asserted that Il Nc
Laurin did take the judgeship he would be forced
believe the charges against him
In other quarters il is said that McLaurin was
served with q notice that his opponents TO defeat
his confirmation, would go into his private life and
reveal conditions that have existed in Washington.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
CANDIDATES FOR VACANT OFFICE.

Rome. July 22.-To-night the Candidates TOT
the post made vacant by the death of Cardinal
I.edochowski this morning are equal in number
70 the hours which have elapsed since the Car
dinars death In addition to Cardinal Vannu-
teli, Cardinal Francis Satolli. formerly Apos-
tolic Delegate to the United States. is promi-
nently mentioned as a candidate for the Pre-
lecture of the Congregation Of the Propaganda
He is said to be a great favorite OF the Pontin
whose power OF appointing is absolute 1t Is
pointed out that Cardinal satollis thorough
knowledge of American affairs peculiarly hts
him for the prefecture, the United states oelns
the most important country with which the
Propaganda has to deal.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
CARNEGIE LIBRARY SITES CHOSEN.

The Carnegie Library Commission yesterday an
nounced that it had decided upon three of the sites
for the libraries to be established in the Borough
OF Queens with the money presented to the CITY
by Andrew Carnegie One of the sites chosen Is
in Astoria. at Main and Woolsey sts In Flushlns
the present library site Jamaica and Jegger
aves has been selected. The third site decided
upon is in Far Rockaway. The plot is owned ~
the city. 1t is opposite the railroad station, ana
adjoins the magistrates court building. Several
other sites are yet to be chosen.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

judge in the probate and divorce division OF the
High Court of Justice in England.
The petition accompanying the copy of the will
sets forth that the Dowager Countess appointed
her sons the Right Hon. Douglas Mackinnon
Baille Hamilton Cochrane, the twelfth earl and
the Hon Thomas Horatio Arthur Ernest Cochrane
NJ. P, as executors, and that the copy of the will
is filed here in support Of an application by them
here for the purpose of collecting S375 the amount
Of rent due on property which was owned by the
countess in this State.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
PRESIDENT WANTS FACTS AND JUSTICE.
WHAT HE SAID TO THE REV. PETER MACQUEEN
OYSTER BAY.
fly TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.I

Boston, July 22.-This afternoon the Rev. Peter
MacQueen, pastor Of the First Congregational
Church at Charlestovn, sailed from New-York for
Colon, where he will spend a week on the Isthmus,
and then proceed Cuba to visit President Palma.
M MacQueen writes TO q Boston friend that he
called on President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay yes
terday. Continuing he says:
The President was arrayed in a tennis suit, and
Ereefed me cordially. No guards were near him;
merely one man servant, a csnny Scot from Glas-
gov parishioner could not have been more
cordial .r - =, -
''By George," said the President. u am glad you
CANA before went away" The conversation was
~ q nriyate nature. One thing he said may be
ouoted ''I want facts; I want justice. ] want 10
pursue an honorable course toward all questions
and all interests"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
PLANS FOR JERSEY VISIT.

President Roosevelt has accepted the invitation Oh
Governor Murphy and will visit the camp or the
New-Jersey National Guard at Sea Gtrt on next
Thursday. The Executive yacht Mayhower VIII
leave Oyster Bay for the Atlantic Highlands pier
Of the Sandy Hook route, where the Presloe&hI & WIN m
be met by Governor Murphy and stan, VINO VIII ac
company him 70 Sea Grit The party party Isey WI 1 Cen
tral 10 Sea Grit General Manager W u besIer & or
the New-Jersey Central has pacea n!s Prl'"'e Cal
Atlas az the disposal of the PresIdehl'
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
OPENING OPERA AT BAYREUTH.

Bayreuth. July 22.-The Bayreuth season began
at 2 o'clock this afternoon with the performance
OF Der Flegende Hollander." The principal parts
were sung as follows: Der HolAnder, Theodor
Bertram; Senta Emmy Destinn; Daland, Knupfer.
and Marie, Frau Schumann- Heink. Herr Mottl
the conductor. AS usual. nearly half the house
filled by Americans.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
COUyTEsg DUNDONALD'S WILL.
COPY is FILED HERE FOR THE PURPOSE

n DOPK - FILED HFsht HD''
OF COLLECTING RENT.
oonv ne the Mi, Of Louisa Harriet. Dowager
Countess Dundonald. the widow OF Thomas Barnes
seventh Earl of Dundonac, was filed ~ the Once
Of the Surrogate yesterday. The WIN "as
and admitted TO probate IN England hho tie 1o's
10 certified correct by I>oro 'e""''
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
PRESIDENT NOT TO APPOINT AT ONCE.
CIsT BLAIR AND EX-GOVERNOR ATKINSON
OF WEST VIRGINIA MENTIONED FOR
COURT OF CLAIMS VACANCY.
EBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BUNE.l ]

iBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Oyster Bay, Long Island, July 22-Now that
Senator McLaurin has finally refused the va
cant seat in the Court of Claims. the efforts Of
several candidates will be again revived for the
appointment According to reports here. the
most prominent men among the possibilities are
Cist Blair, Of Maryland and the District of
Columbia, and Ex-Governor Atkinson OF West
Virginia Cist Blair is president OF the National
Safe Deposit Company. an old financial institu-
tion in Washington. He is regarded as an able
lawyer, has always been a stanch Republican,
and holds a leading place in Washington social
circles. Ex-Governor Atkinson has been strong
ly recommended TO the President by the Sena-
tors from West Virginia.
AS the Court of Claims does not convene until
late in October. there is no necessity for making
the appointment Immediately. and the President
IS disposed to set aside all affairs that not
urgent, TO await the end Of his vacation.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
PoStomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by interested changes may
time)
Foreign ending July lSo-. VIII
close the General PoStoc
follows: Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier Inan
closing time Parcels Post Mails Tor Ger
close at 3 p m Wednesday.
Supplementary mails close at Foreign STA
ton half hour aser than closing time shown oslow e4
Supplementary Mails for Europe anu NenlIal
America. via Colou. close hour later at Foreign
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
sULTANs GIFT TO GERMAN EMPEROR.

Constantinope. July 22.-In the course OF an au-
dience which he granted to the German charge
d'affairs to-day. the Sultan presented to Emperor
William the ruined fortress Of Kalaat Sherkat,
on the River Tigris, which has long boon desired
b. German Assyriologtsts for excavation
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

Oyster Bay. y. Y. July 22-President Roose-
Welt has determined upon the following appoint
ments for federal offices at New-Orleans La.
and the announcement OF them was made at
Sycamore Hill tonight: Elmer Wood, Naval
officer. vice John Weber. deceased; Henry Nc
Call. Collector Of Customs vice Augustus T.
Wimberley, TO take effect next December; r.
p. Kennedy (colored), Receiver OF Public
Moneys, vice Charles P. Johnston, TO take ef-
feet January i, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-23

Mails for Newfoundland by rail 70 North sydney ard
thence close this Cfce ESQ o. N
Cconnecting close here every Monday Wednesday and
by close this ofice daily
Mails for Cuba by rail 70 Florida and thence
steamers. dispatched daily. Thursday
Connecting closes. for dispatch via Port Tampa on
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Saturdays 1880 a. Tor
dispatch via Miami Mondays and Saturdays ar $50
n m Mails for Mexico City. overland unless specially
addressed for dispatch by at this Office
daily except sunday. 1:SO p. m II 80 D m
SUNDAYS at 1 .. m and IL 80 D m Mails for Costa
Rca Belize. Puerto Cortez and Guatemala,
-Orlsans and thence by close
daily. except Sunday. t1SO 2 n. Sundays at II
D m connecting closes here Mondays Belize Puerto
Cortez and Guatemala and TUESDAYS for Costa Rical
tReeistered mail closes at . m previous day.