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New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
CAsTRo's FORMER SECRETARY TO SAIL
SENIOR RENDILEs WILL VISIT PARIs-HIS
MISSION KEPT SECRET.

Among the passengers who will sail this morn
ing for Paris by the steamer La Savoie is Elfrain
A. Rendiles. who until a few weeks ago pri-
vate secretary to President Castro of Venezuela.
Sehor Rendies arrived here last Monday the
steamer Caracas. and he has kept his mission to
Paris secret from his most intimate friends. One
story is that he has deserted Castro because of the
strength shown by the revolutonists. and has dis
posed of his property. in order to be away when
they invade the pita and another is that he goes
is said TO have large deposits with banking insi-
tuition there
Il a pleasure trip said Senior Rendiles
yesterday. He refused to say anything about the
insurrection.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
ROYAL BANK INCORPORATED.

Papers were filed yesterday with the State Bank
ing Department at Albany Incorporating the Royal
Bank of New-York of the City of New-York with
a paid up cash capital of 100000 In the articles
of association provision is made for establishing
branches and authority is given to increase the
capital to a maximum amount of S1.OOOOOO. The
following the directors Philip Sugerman +.
Cyrus STRAIT. Mark II. Sugerman and Franklin
Pierce, of New-York, and Levi r. Sugerman. of
Pittsburg The officers will he: Philip Sugerman.
president; Mark H. Sugerman, vice-president. and
C. Cyrus STRAIT. cashier. The Royal Bank which
will have its banking rooms in the Bennett Build
ing No 80 Nassau-st., will make special feature
of advancing money on the rents and income of real
estate in Greater New-York
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
DEADLY WORK OF 2,2OO VOLTS.
A LINEMAN OF HUDSON RIVER GAS AND
ELECTRIC COMPANY KILLED AT
DOBBS FERRY.

John Warren, thirty-eight years old, a line
man employed by the Hudson River Gas and
Electric Company was killed in front of Bliss
Brothers Market. in Dobbs Ferry. yesterday
by electric shock. With another lineman he
was at work a pole repairing some wires.
He wore no gloves. and he climbed between
two wires TO get to the top of the pole he
touched one and 1900 volts passed through his
body He died instantly. and his body fell to
the sidewalk below. Warren lived at White
Plains. and had been with the company but a
short time.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
70 TEST ALLEGED LEPRosY CURE

Washington July 23.-The Secretary of the In
terror has forwarded to the Board of Health of
Honolulu samples of alleged for leprosy
submitted by Brooklyn physician in behalf of a
fellow practitioner abroad The board has agreed
TO use the samples in experimental research and
the Treasury Department has authorized the ad-
mission of the samples at Honolulu free of duty.
The boards of health of NeW-Orleans and San
Francisco will be asked to test the alleged cure.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
TO REVIEW SENTENCES IMPOSED.

London. July 23-Lord Alverst0ne. the Lord
Chief Justice of England; Sir John Bigham.
judge of the Kings Bench Division of the High
Court of Justice and Major General Sir John
Ardagh. recently agent OF the government on
the South African Claims Commission. have
been appointed a royal commission to proceed
to South Africa on August 9 and inquire into
the sentences imposed by the military courts
with the view of ascertaining whether II is eX-
pedient that such sentences and fines be re-
mtted or reduced.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
NOW FOR NEW STREET SIGNS.

MR. CANTOR WILL. AT ONCE ADVERTISE FOR BIDS.
Corporation Counsel Rives yesterday afternoon
returned to Borough President Cantor the speci-
fications and contract for the street signs, the
placing OF which promised early in the year.
Mr. Cantor said that the advertising for bids
would begin at once. The advertising will cover
about twenty days. The work of building and
placing the signs must be completed within
ninety days. There will be six thousand of the
simpler styles OF signs twelve hundred sign
boxes OF two different styles and two thousand
signs with reflector attachment.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
col. E. H. LANGFoRD SERIOUSLY I'LL.

HIS PHYSICIAN BELIEVES HIS DEATH Is NEAR.
Colonel Edward l.. Langford. who has heen
seriously i'll the last three months his home
No ISL Schermerhorn-st.. Brooklyn. said to he
at the point OF death last night His physician DIR.
Robert Ormistou. thought that he would probably
not survive the night
Colonel LangSord born al Fall River. Mass.
about siXty-fve years ago ard in the Civil War
was attached the staff OF General John c. New
At the close of the var he settled in Brook
lyn and became prominent as Republican in First
Ward politics. He Deputy Police COmmis
sioner under General James Jourdan He in
secretary. president and receiver of the
Brooklyn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
SENTENCES FOR GERMAN BANKERS.
TWO OF THE LEIPsIc OFFICIALS SENT TO PRISON
AND OTHERS FINED.

Berlin. July 23.-The following sentences have
been pronounced as result OF the criminal pro-
ceedings on charges of fraudulent bankruptcy,
brought against number of officials of the Leip-
Tiger Bank which failed about year ago:
Exner manager of the institution. five years penal
seryitlIde and five years deprivation of civil rights
DIR Gentzsch a director, three years imprson-
ment: BodeI president of the board Of overseers,
to paw fine of 5000 marks; Schr0der, Mayer and
Wolker members OF the board, each to pay fine
OF 1900 marks: Fiebiger, 5000 marks fine. and
Forster and Wilkens 5000 marks fine each. The
defendants are compelled also to pay the cost Of
the prosecution.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
WAR.SHIP SAILS FOR ORINOCO
REPORTED INTERFERENCE WITH AMERICAN
VESSELS TO BE INVESTIGATED

Washington. July 23.-The Navy Department has
taken steps to investigate the reported interference
with American shipping in Venezuelan waters which
is said to have resulted from the recent blockade
declared by President Castro a number of ports
IN the republic. The department has been informed
that Commander Rodgers left La Guayra yesterday
with the gunboat Marietta for the mouth of the
Orinoco River, and will stop at Cumana, CarupanO
ana Trinidad. The work laid out for the Marietta
will keep her busy for several days. and the gun
boat Ranger. at Panama, will be the only sentinel
on the isthmus, the Machias having been ordered
to sail at once from Colon for Cape Haytien.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
ONLY BoERs MAY GO HOME.

London. July 23.-Denying a rumor that Dr.
Leyds, who was the European agent OF the
Transvaal, was returning to South Africa. Mt
Chamberlain, the Colonial Secretary, made the
important announcement to-day that all those
not of African birth who had fought against
the British would not be allowed 10 return TO
Sol1th
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
STILL FIGHTING STEEL TRUST.
JONES & LAUGHLINs REORGANIzE AND IN
CREASE CAPITAL TO 100000.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuSE-l

IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNEl
Pittsburg, July 23--JOnes & Laughlins. Amer
icas largest steel concern outside Of the United
States Steel Corporation. to-day effected re-
organization and increased its capital stock
from S2OOOO.OOO to S5O.OOO.OOO. This was dis
tributed pro rata among the present stockhold-
ers B. F Jones will remain president OF the
company, with Willis King as president of the
executive board The new name will be the
Jones & Laughlins Company
Important improvements are contemplated as
result of the reorganization A new Talbot
furnace blooming mill and two open hearth
furnaces have been planned, and before the
close of the year the company will be turning
out many steel rails.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

King George of saxony, who succeeded the
throne OF his chIdless brother. Albert on June 49,
was born at Pillnitz on August s. 1892. on May H.
1859 he married at Lisbon Marie Anne a sister of
the late King of Portugal. She died on February
5. 1884 There were 1--WE children. who. in order of
eric Augustus the Princess Marie Prince Jean
Georges and Prince Maximillen In the of 1870
German army
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
TRANSPORT SUMNER ARRTVEs.

port Sumner has arrived from Manila. She brought
more than a hundred cabin passengers. mostly Of
fcers and army families, 203 enlisted men of the
17th Infantry. and 226 of the 24th. There two
deaths during the voyage Private Richard John
son. oath Infantry. died from pneumonia, and Ser
geant John Kelly 18th Infantry, who was on his
braa Linz, dnu
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
THE DE MORES MURDER TRIAL.

Tunis July 23.-The trial at Susa here, of
the murderers OF the Marquis de Mores, who
killed Gabes in June. 1885, resumed to-
day, and a number OF witnesses who had been cited
by the government heard Their testimony
generally went to prove that the murder was
nitted by the Touaregs. who hate the French.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
KILLED BY her GRANDSON.

Paducah Ky. July 23--AIrs. Sol c. Vaughan aged
sixtyfOur. one Of the weathiest and most pronni-
nent women OF Paducah. was last night accident
ally shot and killed by her grandson Vaughan
Dabney. aged thirteen The boy. crazed with grief
attempted suicide, and was quieted only with the
administration of opiates-
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
MRS. f. c. INGALLS, DEAD.

MOTHER AND ADMIRER OF THE LATE SEN.
ATOR WAS NINETY YEARS OLD
Atchison KAN July 2S-Mrs Elizabeth Chase
ingalls, mother of the late United States Senator
John J. ingalls, of Kansas. is dead at her home. ar
Haverhm Mass. aged ninety years. Death
unexpected.
Kansas City No. July 2s.-Alrs. Elizabeth Chase
Ingalls, mother of Senator John J. Ingalls,. who
died her home. at Haverhill, Mass. relatsd
TO James A Garfield and 70 Salmon P. Chase. once
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court John J. In
gals her eldest child. She probably spent
time than any other person in reading the
writings OF her brilliant She read speech
he ever made in Congress-. and knew his writings
almost by heart.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
CARDINAL's BODY LYING IN STATE.
BowDs EAGER TO vIBw THE CORPSE AT ROME
GRIEF IN POLAND.

Rome. July Z5.-The body of Cardinal Ledochow-
Ski who died here yesterday. was laid In state this
morning in the chapelle Ardente OF the Palace or
the Propaganda, where IL was visited Dy an the
members OF the Sacred College. The close friends
OF the dead preIate and his secretaries. Fathers
yecca and Zaiewski, insisted on personally per-
forming the last Offices and arranged the BODY for
burial. The chapele Ardente Is now open 10 the
public. The Piazza di spagna, where the Palace
Of the Propa ganda stands is crowded with people.
including many American pilgrims eager ~ , 70 1DtaIn an
admission. Letters and teJegrarns oi f.SIel are
pouring in from all quarters. the erleI Oh 1oana,
Cardinal Ledochowskfs native eouht,k III
70 almost a national demonstration, tne SafolIlai
having been persona grata 70 ,sp5sia 5ia s
e5ermany on account OF his aoVocac' " " '''
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New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
DROWNED ON 4 PLEASURE SAIL.

Savannah. Ga. July 23.-The sloop Lowell Den.
owned and sailed by Captain Allen N Calder of
Thunderbolt. and having board a pleasurs
party, was capsized in the Ogeechee River, near
Hell Gate in a sGuaH yesterday afternoon and
Captain Calder's aged mother and infant daughter
were drowned Captain Calder's father and wife
were seriously injured. and his father may die
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
CUBAN LOAN NOT DECIDED.
LOWER HOUSE WANTS LARGE SUM TO PAY
THE ARMY.

Havana. July 23.-The matter of a loan still
absorbs the attention Of both houses Of Con-
gress. The lower house takes the position that
It will not vote the small loan OF S4.o00OO0
which has been proposed, except as part OF
large loan of S35 100000. to be used in paying
the Cuban army.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
GOLD GOING ABROAD TO-DAY.

The total amount of gold be shipped by to-day's
steamer is 81 10000 of which amount Lazard Freres
WIN ship 100000 and Ladenburg; Thalmann & Co
$4,000 The total far this week Is S.63O00.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

Killed and wounded and deaths other than by dis
ease. S2 officers and Ass enlisted men, total, +tO
A large proportion OF the deaths by drowning
occurred in action in active operations against
the enemy Major Parker makes the percentages
of killed and wounded to the strength OF the
army 81.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
ODELL TO SPEAK TO GRANGERS.

Thousand Island Park, n. Y, July 2S.-Ira B.
Sharpe master of the Grangers for this part of the
State. received letter from Governor Odell to-
day accepting invitation to speak at the meeting
of the State Changers here on August 49,
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
NOT COMMITTED TO NEW BANK.

Asked yesterday for details about the ma
tional bank which II reported was to be es-
tabished near Broadway and Thirty-fourth-st. by
Edwin Gould. +. r. Thomas. William Nelson
Cromwell and their associates. Mr. Cromwell
swered: '"rhere is nothing TO be said about Il at
all because none OF us are committed to It,"
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
POPE HoYORS AMERICAN PRIEST.

Rome. July 23-The Very Rev. Thomas A. Flynn.
Vicar General of the Diocese of Sioux Falls. S. D..
has been appointed domestic preIate of the Pope.
The Right Rev. John Stanley, Bishop of Fargo.
n. D.. will join the American pilgrims tomorrow
when they are received by His Holiness.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
BoERs TO SAIL FOR CAPE TOWN.

sxty-four of the Beers who recently arrived here
from the British prison pens at Bermuda will sail
for Cape Town to-day on the Spartan Prince. OF
the Prince Line The steamer sails from Brooklyn
and carries 1900 tons of merchandise.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

Dresden. July 23.-King George of Saxony.
who succeeded TO the throne on June 10 last. on
the death of his brother Albert is suffering from
pneumonia.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
BOER GENERALS AT THE CAPE.
BOTHA URGES CITIZENS TO WORK WITH
BRITISH-CROWD AT THE STATION

Cape Town. July 23.-Generals Botha and
Dearey, who started from Pretoria Monday
on their way to Europe arrived here to-day, and
We're met at the railway station by large crowds.
At a meeting held in the Dutch Reformed
Church later. in thanking those present for the
welcome extended to them, General Botha said
he wished to impress upon his hearers the
necessity for working hand in hand with the
British. South Africa the only country
they could call home
General Delarey said the Beers had buried
traditions
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
A DEATH SENTENCE CoMMUTED.

Washington, July 2.-President Roosevelt has
commuted dishonOrable discharge and fifteen
years imprisonment the death sentence imposed on
Private Guy Stevenson. Troop NJ, 9th Cavalry, by
court martial in Samar.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
CABLE PLANS TO BE CARRIED OUT.
Mr. MAcKAYs DEATH WILL NOT AFFECT PA
CIFTC SCHEME.

Mr. MACKAYs DEATH WILL NOT AFFECT PA
CIFTc SCHEME
London July 23-George G. Ward the vice-presi-
dent and general manager Of the Commercial Gable
Company, was asked to-day what effect the death
OF John ". Mackay would have on the business of
the company. He replied:
I do not know who will succeed Mr. Mackay as
president That is entirely in the hands OF the
board OF directors. You may say, however that
there will be change of policy The progress
Of the company, and particularly MI Mackay s
plans, will be faithfully carried out The contracts
for the Pacific cable have been let and the enter
prise will proceed precisely as If Mr. Mackay' s
death had not occurred
II is believed in this city that Mr.. Ward himself
will be chosen president of the Commercial Gable
Company TO fill the vacancy caused by Mr.
Mackay's death Mr.. Ward has an international
reputation as an authority on cable construction.
and has also demonstrated that he has the execu-
tive ability required for the management of a
great corporation and for the carrying out or an
enterprise as important the construction oI the
projected Pacific cable. Clarence III. Mackay, IL s.
said by business associates of the late Mr. Mackay,
Is still too young and has had too little practcal
training to take over at this time the resPonslpn-
ties which his father bore; but they believe that
ultimately he will the direction OF the cor
pOrations which the elder Mackay controlled at the
time Of his death.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

1t was announced yesterday that the State De-
partment had taken steps to the life of DR..
Russell Wilson. a young physician of Milan Ohio,
who is under arrest at Blueheds, Nicaragua. Will
son was a member OF hlibustering party which
landed Monkey Point Most of the invaders.
among them Wilson, were captured, and the Mica
raguan commander about to execute Wilson
summariy, but induced by OF the Eng
lish speaking people of Bluefeds to allow the law
10 follow it's course. This meant "a trial by court
martial and an almost ineyta BILE death sentence.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
THE CASE OF DIR. WILSON.

Managua. Nicaragua. July 23.-President Zelaya
says DR. Russell Wilson, of Ohio who
rested at Bluehelds. is compromised with the revo-
lutionists He Is still there. No has been
published here regarding the Bluefelds hlibusters
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

Cincinnati July 23-Ernest Heger left Cincinnati
February 26. 1902. to become teacher in the
Philippines He a graduate Of the Cincinnati
University, class Of 'S5. His father Carl Heger.
informed by the War Department to-day OF the
young teachers death Only an hour before recefv-
ing the dispatch he had received a letter from,
Jessie France, of Berea, Ohio cousin OF Louis 3.
Thomas reported killed with Heger saying that
Thomas was safe in Japan She had received a let
ter from him from Japan dated June s. Mr. Heger
will forward this letter the War Department.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24
THE MURDERED SCHOOL TEACHERS.

Washington July 2S.-The War Department to-
day received the following cable dispatch regard
ing the school teachers who have been missing from
Cebu since June TO-
John E Wells No. a9 MOntgOmery-ave.. Provt-
dence. r. l. and his cousin, Louis A Thomas,
same address; Ernst Heger No LAS Vine-st, en-
cinnati, Ohio and Clyde A. France. Berea- ONO.
missing Cebu. murdered by ladrones, bodies recov-
ered leader murderers killed; eight others captured
by the constabuary.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

A large and fashionable congregation wit
messed the marriage at ST. Georges. Hanover
Square yesterday, OF Major Charles Hall, of the
30 Battalion Of the Oxfordshire Light Infantry,
and Mrs Albert Stevens, Of Long Island, the
eldest daughter Of Judge John r. Brady. The
bride was given away by Mr.. Choate.
l. n. f.
New-York tribune., 1902-07-24

The Daily Express" says thatithas been as
certained that the Morgan trust combination
with the White Star the Dominion and other
lines is not accomplished.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

Food adulteration and food frauds
in the United States" said one Of the
chemists at the department of agri-
culture, ARE a national scandal. Some
of the states have done what they can
to correct the abuses of which every
body has a right to complain, but the
strong hand of the national govern
ment must be laid on the offenders.
at is difficult to get butter that is
butter, lard that is lard. coffee that is
coffee, vinegar that is vinegar, etc.
A man stands a slim chance of getting
maple syrup or honey when he buys
goods labeled with those alluring
names. If man buys bottle of
horseradish he does not get It. and
when he wants to buy pot of mus
tard all that he gets is an acid paste
compounded of -four or fuller's earth.
81 might run over the list of food
stuffs. / would not be sure" he said,
in conclusion, according to the Wash
ington Star, that the market Is not
stocked with fake steaks and spurious
chops"
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
Rev. Morrison's Farewell Sermon.

Rov. Morrison made his farewell ad-
dress to the congregation Of tho Christian
church last Sunday night. He will here
after eontine his pastoral duties to the
congregation in Manzanola and new
man will be called here who will devote
his entire time to the building up Of the
church in Rocky Ford. A congregation
Of good size was assembled Sunday
evening to hear the concluding spiritual
admonitions of their leader. He took for
his text the verse which reads: The
wages Of sin is death. but the gift Of God
is eternal life He said there was COM
ing to be very prevalent notion that the
word death. in the bible and elsewhere.
meant the humiliation Of man, body and
soul. but it did not. He then proceeded
to describe the endless continuation Of a
life of remorse as the punishment or
wages Of life Of sin. Turning to the
other phase Of his topic. he spoke Of the
blessings of eternal life in the presence Of
that which was good, and defined it as
being not the earned wages Of theman but
the free gift OF God.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

Tho pr,c. OF beef. mutton and pork
IL 80 high In Vienna AZ to place these
meats beyond the reach Of tho poorer
classes. and for nearly nfty years
their place has been taken by horse
and donkey meat There are In VI
emma ls5 butcher shops which sell
horse and donkey meat exclusively.
the price for the choicest cuts being
from Ave to ten cents n pound. which
Is much less than half the price
charged for the same cuts Of beef.
During tho last year for which the
figures are available no less than &C. $40
horses were slaughtered for food In
Vienna. The inspection OF the ami
mails Is extremely thorough. and care
full government inspectors are present
Mt each slaughter house with full
power to condemn any animal. Deal
crs In horse and donkey meat and res
taurant-keepcrs who offer II on their
bills OF fare arc Obliged not only to
plainly state the fact, but also to keep
in sight OF customers the government
certificate of inspection.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27
CHURCH NEWS.
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Regular services 4, tho Bsp,is, church
re1, Sunday. Tho subject for tho morn
ing sermon &ill be: What Chris, IS TO
the Believer For tho evening sermon:
Abraham character sseieh.l C.
w. klber; Uill lead tho Young Peoples
meeting in tho tent a. .. m.
Methods, Church. Morning subject.
"a Cody Mother" Evening. Elements
Of Raniinsss." Young men arc especially
invited 70 attend. Hymns, l56. $40.
1866. %. S5T. sal. Epwor,h League
topic, National Prosperity Leader. Mrs.
Curtis, You arc invited 20 all services.
J. T. Knuesoy. Pastor.
Tho Epworih League Of Rocky Ford Is
live organization. Al It's last business
meeting. in addition TO deciding 70 main
tain lecture course. Il was resolved TO
begin a reading course and also extend
an Invitation 20 the state League 10 meet
in Rocky Ford noSt June That's right,
Keep Rocky Ford TO tho front
Morning subject at the First Prosby-
terrain church next Sunday. The Church.
Evening theme. The Kingdom OF the
Mind." All cordially invited.
Episcopal Church: Services cyery Sun
day in the Commercial College hall. south
entrance. Sunday school p. m. Evening
prayer and sermon. T:s5 p. m. Every
body cordially invited.-W. II. Aaup;.
Rector.
German Baptist: Services every Sun
day as follows: Sunday school at 10 q.
m. Preaching services at ! 4. m.
Evening services at 7:5o. Ministers: G..
{. Studabakor. G. Nevingor. j. C. Fun
derburgh. A. p. Talholm. Suporinten-
dent Sunday school.
Christian Science subject next Sunday:
Christian Science. MARY Hartzog.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-06-27

London has shat Ia known as spec.
tael. mission for those who cannot
afford to buy Epcc;ael.s for them.
selves. On certain days each month
the applicants repair To the hcsiqnar-
teri OF the mission for their specta.
el.s. II Is one Of III. most pathetic
sights TO So. the hardworkins seam.
stresses and such men as eompositors.
To whom good sight Ii especially rs
s.ntlai. and who hav. never been able
to make much OF success Of iifc So
eur. the Rpcciacics that will rnabi.
them to earn their livelihood In tho
future mneh easier than In the past.
Tn. mission performs It's work well.
tests the eyes thoroughly. and care Ia
taken that glasses OF the exact
strength are supplied.