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New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Washington. June 4-Durns the last twentyfour hours
there have been showers in New-England New-York.
Northeast Pennsylvania. West Virginia and portions
OF the South Atlantic Coast Conditions also
Mississippi River and there have been
showers in Missouri Middle and Northern slope and
Central Rocky Mountain region Temperatures have
fallen considerably in the lake region New-fork and
Nev-Eugland and Western Missouri and have changed
elsewhere. the Rocky Mountains the
weather mas been fair the Washington coast
Thursday quite general from the
Rocky the Mississippi River and also in the
lake and Lower Ohio Valley snow
win continue Friday in the Upper Mississippi and
valleys. and will extend through the lake
gion and Upper Ohio Valley There Will also be local
showers the South Atlantic Coast; elsewhere the
wi generally Thursday and Friday Tenn
peratures viii not vary greatly although they viii fail
districts indicated
Middle Atlantic the winds
will north the South Allan
light fresh and variable on the Gulf Coast
fresh and mostly southeast ard the Great
northeast. Steamers which depart
for European ports Thursday will have fresh norhery
win weather the Grand Banks
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
BOERS AND BRITONS FRATERNIZE.
REMARKABLE SCENES AT VEREENIGING-
THE VOTE FOR PEACE.

Pretoria, Transvaal, June 4.-The ballot of
ne Beers at Vereeniging resulted in ffty-four
votes in favor of surrender and six against it.
Preparations being made here for the
surrender of the Boer commands, which will take
place on the racecourse. All the Beers are al
lowed perfect freedom
There will be a thanksgiving service on Sun
day, June S. on the Church Square, in which it
is hoped the Beers will participate
The women in the concentration camps
anxious to return to their homes Immediately.
II this will be impossible until system of
Alpply depots for the outlying districts is estab-
iished.
Ine departure Of the Boer commanders from
ssreeniglng for their various districts was
marked by remarkable scenes of determination.
ihe trains conveying the Beers started late
and, the night being extremely cold the sentries
aions the railroad track lighted huge honires
round which groups OF Beers and Rritons gath
ssred' FORMING highly picturesque scene. The
ld'e opponents Joined in such songs as Hard
Times Come Again No More" and ..OId Folks
at Home. the British soldiers and the burghers
"ptNylng one another in their demonstration
u JOY In brief, the scenes at the departure of
ehe trains resembled nothing So much as the
asdruns OF huge picnic parties The 60 me siens
r. isJoiGlhe We're witnessed throughout the
thanksgiving services were beId ~ Ill ~
towns. he'd IN All the
.3eheral BadeIl-Powel is srran1ing for tho
diJIsoution OF mounted constabulary in various
-7Iics; Ine police, railroads and teleeranhs
oeo over to the civil authorities as
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
LAWLESSNESS IN CUBA.
MINISTER sQUIERs TAKES ENERGETIC
STEPS TO PROTECT SPANIARDS.
Copyright. 1902: BY The Tribune Association.) }

Copyright, 1902: BY The Tribune Association.)
[BY c. IE TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Havana June Minister Squiers is to make
a thorough investigation of the kidnapping and
murder of a Spanish boy at Cienfuegos. and OF
the threats against the lives of wealthy Span
iards if a certain amount of money is not paid.
While there has beer no American threatened.
his interest in the situation is because of the
responsibility for life and property assumed by
the United States under the Flatt amendment
President Palma has taken prompt action tow
ard the apprehension of the perpetrators of the
murder and the authors OF these letters He
has made il clear that he will do all In his
power to suppress Iawlessness Two of Ha-
vana's best detectives started for Cienfuegos
to-day to work on the case.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

BALDwIN-wHITHED-onJ June 1. in the Chapel OF OF the tns
Good shepherd. Chelsea Square by the Rev Charles
Eaton, daughter SiaIsna!l
Elizabeth j. Withheld, 10 Charles Sears BALDWIN
DAIJ,EY-REGISTER-A First Unitarian church,
PbadeIphia on June g. 1902, by the Rev James Ecoo.
FLORENCE BartoI daughter Of DR.. Henry C. Register 10
Henry Allen Daley. of New-1ork
r,DCERTON-ARNOLD-O June t. at St George
Church Flushing. Long Island. by the KEY. heh,y
Rtchsrd u and Minnie :. Arnold OF Newport X l.
to DR. Francis CruGer Edgerton, of New-1ork CITY
CHI rs NIuIER-Wednesday, June T. at the Church OF
The Heavenly Rest by the Rev Dr. D. Parker Morgan.
Edith Rush daughter Of Benjamin K Miller 10 Murray
Ogden Giles.
poeINsON-I.EWIS-On Wednesday. May p. at Hlio'
Hawaii Hazel daughter of Mr.. and Mrs jarrett l.
Lewis To Clarence Robinson. OF New-1ork
powIAND-HUBBEIL Tuesday. June s. at 3 p M.
ar Christ Church. Greenwich, Conn by the heT- S
nsv HnhbelI Treat Greenfield, Mass assisted oy te
D.. George Thompson rector, Grace Churchlll f4uo
hi daughter OF George Wocott Huboell. to Dr Henry
Cottreu Rowland.
Tuesday. June 3 1902 at
~ residence of the brides parents No seventh
ou'a o,e fSrookIyu by the J. Douglas ADAM D. D.
Say' ESrancas. daughter OF Mr. and MIS- FRANK SOUTH
t"ortb henderson John Edward Esuston
S,,vru vISWAII-On Tuesday evening. June 3. 1907.
SAi t No ss west 1SOh-st- by the Rev Dr. Edward l.
a. S Eoston Mass, Louise Adeline. daughter OF
SaiN Tv,nam McAIpine wiswan. to Douglas Grahame
Smyth.
49, So>r 1AFFRAY-On Wednesday, June 1, 1907. at
Ta,,aS's Church Madisonave and Seventy hrstst
Sl JaIie Jam pev Edward Wapole Warren. Evelyn Ann
9Iss1rav 10 Theodore Dehon wilson
>-.;,as of marriages and deaths must be in
aOda address,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
REWARDS FOR KITCHENER.
MADE A vIsCoUNT AND TO RECEIVE A
HANDSOME MONEY GRANT.

HANDSOME MONEY GRANT
London, June At was announced this after
noon that Lord Kitchener had been created
viscount by King Edward.
In the House of Commons to-day the govern
rnent leader, A. ]. Balfour, presented a message
from King Edward as follows:
His majesty taking into consideration the
eminent services rendered by Lord Kitchener,
and being desirous in recognition OF such ser
vices. to confer him some signal mark OF
his favor recommends that he tthe KING
should be enabled to grant Lord Kitchener
10000
John Dillon, William Redmond and Swift Mac
NeiH Qrish Nationalists) announced their in
tention of opposing the grant at every stage
resolution giving effect to his maJestys
message will be discussed tomorrow.
The fact that the Kitchener grant Is only
100000 has already created considerable discus
sion in the Parliamentary lobbes, and some
regret has been expressed that 1T was not equal
to the award made to Lord Roberts (floOOUo)
1t is known however, that during the contlnu-
ance of the war the question of granting LORD
Kitchener f10000l seriously discussed py
the authorities but the smaller amount was de-
cided upon on the ground Of Lord ktchener's
lesser rank coupled with the fact that he re-
ceived f30 600 at the close OF the Soudan cam
naign and is still comparatively young, un-
married man. and at the height of his military
career while Lord Roberts is old, has family
and is not likely to have a further chance 10
distinguish himself
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
MISS DE TRET1LLE's DEBUT IN PARIS.

Paris. June miss Yvonne de Treville. who sang
with the Castle Square Opera Company in America
ago, made her debut at the Opera
Comque here last night 'Lakme'' with great
success. She was recalled three times after each
The critics to-day agree in saying that she
has a voice of great purity and power and praise
her highly.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

CHASE-At Dedham. Mass. June George Biselow
chasa IN .ha sixty-seventh OF his Funeral
at St Paups Church. Dedham. June D. on arrival OF
train leaving South Station at 11:S3
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Tuesday. June B. Mrs Sophia
" Johnston services at the residence OF her
sister Mrs H Leach. No 1I6 Macon-st.,
Brooklyn Thursday. June 5. at p m
~NANEE-on Tuesday. June g. Richard MeNaues. in
the Ssth year his Funeral services his late
res,denca No 60th-st-.e Friday, June 8.
ii a. m Interment a convenience of family
RANDOIPH-At PIainhed. N J.. Wednesday June
4 ieOo Willard l. F. OF Thompson E F. and
Marie A. Randolph. in his 3oth year Service at the
residence az his parents No. $40 Centra-ave, Plain
neld on Friday June {, 2:45 p. m. Carriages will
meet 1b boat foot Of Whitehall-st. and 1=20
ast srou Zoo, of Liberty-st. Central R R OF N J.
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PostoHce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by interested. changes
may trne) -
Foreign mails he ending .. 1902. VIII
promptly all the General Postofce as
Mails close hour earlier Inan
closing shown below Parcels Post Mails FOR Ger
2. m. Monday
Regular and supplementary mails close Foreign Sta
ton closing shown below lex
Supplementary and Central
America Colon. close hour later al Foreign sta
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

E S. Willard. who finished his tour of the coun-
try at Milwaukee Saturday, where he gave his
S61st performance of THE Professors Love Story.
sailed for England the st. Paul to-day He VIII
return in September with play.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
CONTRACT FOR TYPEWRITERS.
AUSTRIAN FINANCE MINISTRY ADOPTS AN AMER
ICAN MACHINE.

Vienna June (SpeciaD.-The Austrian Minister
of Finance has awarded to the Smith premier
Tvpewrfter Company, Of Syracuse, Newly orB, an
exclusive contract for the supply of typewriting
machines to the Finance Ministry and It's subordl-
nate branches throughout the entire empire. ThlS.
like contract with the same company 70
supply all the courts of the empire was the result
of a competitive conducted by the government
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
MONTANA co. SUIT HEARING POSTPONED.

The hearing before United States Commissioner
Klein OF the suit brought by E. Rollins Morse of
Boston, against the Montana ore Purchasing Com
pany, which set for yesterday at 10 o'clock.
witnesses out of town and could not be served
SGbpRn2&
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

London, June liking Edward has ordered
that special thanksgiving services for the re
etoratfon of peace in South Africa be held AT all
the military centres on Sunday, June D.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.

For New-Jersey fair to-day Friday. fair. with cooler
on the coast: light fresh north winds
For New-Engand, fair to-day and Friday; fresh north
winds. ,,,-,
For District Of Columbia. Delaware and Maryland
fair Friday. partly cloudy light north winds
to-day and Friday light
to fresh north winds
portion. Friday falr with cooer
in extreme portion: fresh north winds.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

GREAT DOCKS At H4NBURG FINISHED.
Berlin. June 4-After twelve years of labor. the
great docks at Cuxhaven are now COMPLETED They
were built by the State of Hamburg and were
leased by it to the Hamburg-American Steam Pack
at Company for = period of twenty-five yeara
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
A NEW PETROLEUM COMPANY.

Albany. June 4.-The Ohio Crude Petroleum Com
papy, of Rockland County, Incorporated to-
day with capital Of 81. 10000 deal in oil and
natural gas properties. The directors E. H.
Neary, jr. Howard McWillams Charles Osborne.
VI. l.. Doyle and George L. Prentiss all of New
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
KITCHENER ON HIS WAY TO ENGLAND.

Durham Natal June 4.-"The Times of NataF
states that Lord Kitchener has left Pretoria FOR
England and that General Lyttelton is acuns
commander in chief of the British forces IN
South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

Hghest temperature yesterday. s. degrees: lowest CO.
a. Average temperature for corresponding date
last year. IS for corresponding ae
last t1venty-f years. 81.
Local Fair to-day; fair and cooler friday
fresh Winds
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

Mount Vernon n. Y, is to have roof garden.
which is being built by ]. C. Schleider, of that
city. The American Opera Company has been en-
gagged to furnish season of light opera there as
the garden is complete. Mr. Julien Jordan.
of Mount Vernon. Will be the musical director, and
the first opera, it is announced, will be ''The
Mikado''
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

Montreal June 4.-Archbishop Bond, Anglican
prnoate of all Canada, has selected next Sunday
oe a dav Of thanksgiving for the peace IN SoIil
hPrica for all the Anglican congregations through
he
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
Gpeeial Nonres.

For SaIe.-Three large. valuable. original paintings
for sale; selected with Europe; 10 IT. s. Il
5: 5 IT. 3 Address DAY. IS East 42dst- New York
Also
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
DEATH SENTENCES IN RUSSIA.
THE TWO AssAILANTs OF GENERAL. Won VAIL
TO DIE

st. Petersburg June 1.-Two men, named
Hirsch and Leckert. have been sentenced to
death for having inflicted wounds upon Lieu
tenant General Won Wahl. the Governor of
Wilma
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05
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The recent attempt to assassinate Governor Won
WahI in which he was wounded in the hand and
foot arose his wholesale hogging Of political
QriSouGES-
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LATEST >,r-7vs rF INTEREST FROM THE
BRITISH METROPOLIS SOCIAL NOTES
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

a combination Of British engineering firms
1as been formed to secure the South African
rade against German and American rivals
New-York tribune., 1902-06-05

Winston Churchill and Mrs. Churchill sailed
or America on the Teutonic, after remaining
month in London and enjoying much agreeable
1ospitality.
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