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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
GEORGE CROCkER uUCH BETTER
HE IS AT THE WALDORF. RECOVERING
FROM TWO OPERATIONS FOR AN
LIBERATED TOOTH.

George Crocker. VINO was operated on in London
for liberation tooth resulting in blood poison
ing. and again Monday in this city, was consid-
erahly improved last evening With his family he
is staying the WaIdorf-Astoria. No member OF
his family with him yesterday at . p m,
which would in itself show that there is small
reason for worry. At his ONCE, No Is Broad-st.
no date. even approximate, is set for his return.
though IL is believed that he will resume active
business within few days His city home. No
last Si1ty-fourth-st. is still boarded up, though
The workmen are busy IN refttins the rear Of the
houSa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
RICHARD MANSFIELD As BRUTUs.

Chicago, oct 14-Richard Mansfield produced
Julius Cesar" at the Grand Opera House here
tonight before a crowded house. In addition to
the principals there were three hundred people
on the stage IN deliberately planned mob scenes.
The scenery and costumes were from designs b.
Sir Alma Tadema. and presented a panorama OF
color and perspective. Mr. Mansfield enthusi-
asticaly received and his portrayal OF Brutus was
warmly applauded. The supporting company was
raRardad as adenuate
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NEW PLAYS AT THE IRVING PLACE.

Versatility IL the chief characteristics OF Heinrich
Courfed's troupe OF players, and they demon
strated last night that they deserve all the praise
on that score that has been bestowed Oh them.
The actors who on Monday played Don carlos
were seen last evening IN one ACT Ialcs anu a
three act comedy and presented the humorous
parts assigned 70 them so perfectly that II was a
difficult task % fancy them the Spanish grantees
Of the evening preceding. Mr.. Rottmann. who won
new laureIs as the Marquis Posa in Don carlos
was unrecognizable as the passionate Auhsa-laH
s,,iror IN the farce and Miss Dalbert the widow
who gladly subscribed 70 the truth that IT IS not
well 70 be alone was in no way like the Princess
EboH OF the Don Carlos performance
Der IAebescontract' is a work OF no great merit
but II furnished pleasant evening > entertaln-
ment and gave the 'favorite actors, Messrs. Ott-
bert and HaUseIer and Miss Ostermaun. a good
opportunity 70 show themselves az ther oeSI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Miss Maud Furniss makes her final appearance
in The Chinese Honeymoon" at the Casino mari-
nee this afternoon At IL o'clock this morning she
viii be married 70 the president Of the Dow COM
posing Machine COMPANY. Alexander Dow At 2.45
this afternoon she appears before the first mid
week matinee audience of the season at the Casino
as the stage bridge OF Mr. Samuel Pineapple in "A
Chinese Honeymoon" Ar ; O'Clock she presides
al luncneon given by herself and her husband To
the other members Of A Chinese HONEYMOON
company the stage o. the Casino Al 8 o'clock
MI. ana Mrs. Dow start FOR Boston whence they
the West Indies.
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DR. WILLIAM R. WHITEHEAD.

Denver oct i4-Dr William Riddick whitehead
q distinguished physician and author OF many
works on medicine and surgery died here last
night. aged seventy years. He was made knight
q the Imperial order OF s. Stanislaus By the Gar
OF Pt-sf1 ia recognition Of services in the Crnncau
War tie served with dis-.LC lion during the civil
War n ths Ccn'ederat- army. lie established the
dfu4~t.lerts % Medicine IN the University ~ col
crsdo and the University II Denver. His daughter
is the VIE Of Captain Aaire. L. : A. now az
Pattsbcre y Y where Mrs Whitehead Is her
guest
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Mas CORNELTA c. HrTssEY.

Orange. y ]. Oct 14-Nrs Cornena g. Hussey
wife % William r. Hussey. of No IL North Ar
ington-ave. East Orange. died yesterday morning
IN Reading Rtcge Conn. where she visiting
Mrs Hussey sustained second stroke OF paralysis
and never recovered from the effects. About year
ago 9Irs Hussey stricken. and atter7rard broke
her
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
-yr MASSACHUSETTS, LAUNCHED.
frY TELEGRAPH TO rHE' TRIsuNE.l

IBI IELEaHAFH - = II.1l---,-.,- 49,
. y 7 oct 1.-THE steamship Massa-
,.t.I....rss launched az l21 at the yard Of the
'vo,t sbipbuding Company. this city The
NeW- &c Ms Laura NJ Franklin wife Of p. A
SpOl Era,t1in general manager Of the Atlantic
transport company Of New-fork
i., - me FIRST Of feet OF four vessels
me - v,r. company is building for the
Atante transport comPany Il Is s' tSs5 long
y teet We 80, i built under the Llovds survey
go ts risssed as 100 al
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BARD TO GET HERE FROM cUBA.
BROOKLYN RESIDENT COMING HOME FROM
VISIT THERE WAS DEPoRTEp As
TRACHOMA PATIENT

J Cabsllo q Cutsn who has lived in Brooklyn
for the lasr tbree wears recently went hack 10
Cuba for fsv weeks visit and has been having a
hard tine 10 cef hack 10 ms home Six weeks ago
he returned 20 New-lork. and was promptly ae-
tanned an Ellis Island BY she Marine hospta! coo
tr as a IA -h0ma suspect. After the usual period
q Observation at Ellis island u was decided that
he was aflicted with tie disease and he Vas or
oereo deportei, being sent back 10 cuba on snip
oi the same lIe that brought him here 49,
YESTERDAY De WAS found amOng Tho SecofQ-elAss
tatsengels ua ir Ward liner MORO 'aslir, al-u
vas az CuCf ordered 10 Ellis Island for auother OK
~ aatioL. late yesterday Commission y lilaiiis
Sale that AL would allow Cabel.O 20 land aue 90 -
tbs i&rli.v iI BROOKLYN. who have awaited Win
.llch anxiety The action 81 the Treasury Depart
men al Washington % whom they apleaiyl- M,
although Dr. has been here three years "a p~iio
mas nor taken out any uaJura liZation papers
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a O. DAYTON.
lB4 rELEGRApH 10 THE TRIBUNE. ]

lBI TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNEl
randeu y. j. oct. IA. O. Dayton. supeTin-
teudent OF the West Jersey and Seashore Railroad
Company and we'll known resident of Camden.
who was stricken with paralysis Wednesday
ST.. IN fris city Mr.. Dayton had been in poor
health for some time prior 70 being stricken. al
though he able TO attend 70 his duties. He
had been superintendent Of the railroad company
ever since the Camden and Atlantic Railroad was
merged with The West Jersey Railroad In ls,3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
80 1oHN BorRINoT-

Ottawa oct l4-Sir John George Bourinot. clerk
81 the House Of Commons. and authority on
parliamentary procedure IS dead. He was seventy
five years old He was a well known author and
lecturer chiefly on historical subjects He was
native Of Nova Scotia. newspaper man and a re-
porter in the legislature before becoming clerk
of The House ~ Commons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
J. D. ROCKEFELLER. yR., BETTER.
Hs FATHER is SAID TO BE FLANNING
TO BUILD $4,000 MANSION AT
PocANTIco HILLS

The condition ~ John =. Rockefeller, jr-. who
has been seriously 81 with cold and sore throat
FOR two weeks a. his country home al Pocantico
Hills was somewhat improved yesterday. but az
-he Po-kefeuer home il was said last night that
he vould not be able 70 leave the house for a week
A bad cough which has troubled him greatly has
sbste5 somewhat brlt he SIN has high tempera-
ture.
John . Rockefeller visited PocautiCo Hlls yes
t4rssv ans made arrs eernents for clearing away
me ruins OF BoXwoo5 ms manor house, winch ives
DESTROYED bv fire II Is said that he shortly lni~iHs
% erect E Ssito00 granite mansion.
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80, Houa oe rsad DAl1f by al interested changes
may occur AZ tiue-i
rofeisn mails for ending October IS 1902 viii
eos ptcmptlv IN al cases. General Post once
Parcels lst Nails close hour earlier than
CloHlns t+ine SHOWN below Parcels mails Ger
W1hy Gloso a. > D. m Mondav and Wednesday.
-nd supplemental mails close
l. naIl holr later than closing time (eX-
tla- S4p2ierlsntary Mails for Europe and Central
---- '-+-- a. AS'o'7- ''A-
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BY EARLY NrA11. Tram

ats in the United States. Canada and MeXics
the boroughs OF Manhattan and The BIoux.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
DEATH OF 4 WASHINGTON WOMAN

Cobourg Ont. oct 14-Mrs q s Lovett Of
Washington. D C.. a tourist visiting here. left her
room 10 go 20 the bathroom last night. when she
mistook the door and fell down a fight Of stairs
and was instantly killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Maurice Campbell has leased the Academy Of
Music in Philadelphia for Tnanksefvfns, VEL ~
order that the passing Of the Auditorium our OF
the hands Of W. ]. Gilmore may not prevent Miss
Henrietta Crosman from appearing in PhiIadeIpbta
The Sword OF tire King is drawing big houses
AZ WaIlaek $, ana would remain there pro6tab,.
unalterably made "1A iiO' DeSn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

The Hague, OCT 1.-THE Arbitration Court
in the Pious Fund case has condemned Mexico
70 paw 10 the United States Sl.a206S267 in
Mexican currency. The decision Of the court
was unanimous.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
YELLOW FEVER At Gray,or,,

Guayaquil. Ecuador Oct 1.-THE Re-.
Health al a meeting yesterday declared ms .,,,-
10 be infected Sith yellow fever Tber. 49,,
been many cases lately. chiefly among G.
A Jesuit priest named Guerrero who vs. mans
IN the United States and who had been s5r 1Cittsd
tering 20 the sick, died last night 81 yeliov Inns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
REGISTRATION M PoRTo rico.
FEpFRAI. PARTY REFUSES To TAKE AN ACTIVE
PART IN TIE CAMPAIGN

san Juan Porto Rioo oet l-To-dav u,s the
nrst registration CAV for The coming elections a.
Porto Rico Few serious conflicts have ,b,s g.
beer reported but thousands ~ protests have
ueen lodged. In all parts Of the island men,har. !,
the Feder.l party refused 70 register The FL
erals OF Cayey. where there have been r,sn,- -
ton conflicts. made no attempt 20 register 80
telegra phed 70 Acting Governor HarfzafT 49,. 49,
party would retire from the election W."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
FRENCH IMPORTS AND Erpoprs

Paris. Oct. 1.-THE imports Of France for -.
nine months ending with September were So -.
20. compared with SIS 5iS % for The same ns-ia.
OF 1901 The exports were ssls 50 30 srsins,P st59l
90 so in 1891. SI F'A'.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

NJ 0Ffeu baUes even ths wisest physician detect
the cause OF falling health and strength In the great
sforv - cases the presence OF and
where these exist Dr. D JayEes Tomb Nermfuse will
always effect a cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
5psClaI Noh:es.
CasxeII. Nlassev q q.

CasveII. Massey a Co.'S
CREAM OF CUCUMBERS
inparts the skin softness freshness and elasticity
Nhleh cannot De produced by other prenaration.
Junction Broadway. 9Th and 25th st.
Also SIS 9th Ave and 355 Columbus Ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Highest temperature yesterday. s3 degrees lowest a.
average is average for corresponding last year IS
average for corresponding date last twenty-five years S.
Local forecast Fair 70 day and THURSDAY: fresh TO
rgisk west winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15
AUSTRO-HUEGARIAN TROUBLES.
THE LANGUAGE QUESTION AID TIE ArsGLEIcH
LIKELY To CAUSE DISCUSSION.

IItNLI-l TO TAT 81 DI~''f-fSI0N.
Vienna Oct. l-At conference held today be
tween the Austrian Premier Or. won Korber and
delegates representing the German and Czech par
ties II Bohemia and Moravia. the Premier sub
united elaborate propositions for Ierislatirr set
Element - the language question
The proposition now made by she government TO
this end are similar 10 those brought forward in
-" ana DO not SATISFY either party. The Czechs
declare they viii admit Of their risr1tssi,
The Germans might accept them n modified
The goVcrnmett viii not permit the guastfop -
the auSgleich Ohe arrangement betv,asr AUs,ris
and Hungary concs rning F0vernrnertsI a,-vcr A.
fIresl be mixed up with the language ,,f7lerio-
and the attitude OF the Hungarian opposition makes
earned before ChTistmay ' ~"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Mrs. Patrick Campbell viii continue 10 prssent
THE Second Mrs Tanqueray" al ths Garden
Theatre for another week and sudermann's The
day. October q. -i'i' AH1'iS-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-10-15

Miss Elizabeth Iyree viii appear at the head Of
her own company under the direction of t4apr,, :,
Harris. on January d, at the Madison Square inca
ire The play in which Miss Tyree will be pre-
sented IS 'Gretna Green" a cOmedv bv Grace tiv-
lngston furnlss the author % Mrs lack
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KRrEGER STARTS FOR MENToNE

Utrecht. Holland. oct l4-Mr Kruger Ter
here this evening for Mentone. IN the south
France.
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NETWORK CITY

\
Mail subscribers the DAILY TRI-yQEENLsY ~i.l
be charged copy postage sddltioa u
the rates named abOvs
The Tribune viii mailed Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii
and the Philippines without expense for f0rsisn
postage.
For points IN Europe all the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune VIII be mailed the following
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ST. rncEyrS oorERyoR ACCUSED.
NIsGovERNMENr AND nIALADMINlsTRATIoN oF
RELIEF FUNDS ALLEGED.

MEASUREMENT AND MALADMINlsrRATloS 0F
RELIEF FUNDS ALLEGED
Kingston. - Vincent. OCT 1.-THE commission
under A. NJ Ashmore. Government Secretary az
Demerara appointed from England 20 inquire into
The aueged maladmiuistrat.an ~ the relief funds
here. etc. having been cancelled. the people or -
Vincent are anxious Tor The appointment ~ another
Official az high standing 70 investigate the erupton
% Ia Souffriere and relief matters
The community Il unanimously opposed 10 the
alleges miseoverruent 90 Sir Robert LleWellyn.
Governor OF the WindNard Islands and especially
- what they declare 10 he his arbitrary conduct
toward those who suffered from the eruptions
Only ono-sixth OF the - Vincent relief fund has
uoen distributed. Governor l1eweilyn has suspend
&C The relef and has ordered The sufferers 10 emil
CRATE and seek emploYntnf, although there Is an
abundance a. terte LAND ou this island outside q
The devastated area on winch ne sufferers, could
he settled. public meeting VIII b" held here
II vas announced from hilgstcr on September
= that widespread dissatisfaction prevailed In coz
nection with the relief Vurk on 81 Vincent The
distribution ~ ratiors had been STOPPED. ana a
state ~ semi-sfarvation prevailed among some %
he sufferers Many people ~ 81 vincent were
then said 20 be experiencing great priyatior while
over N-"ts' o. the relief tuUd wac stun 81 the
disposal of the government OF the island
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Rurnett's Vanilla

leaves good taste in mouth. II Is pure sH1 whole
soms. Don't be cheated with cheap goods
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In us lagFam he shows INC chanres
pressure indicated BY The Trihunes sef-rscordin
barometer hS dotted line shows the temperature as re-
The following oaeial record from Weather Bureau
the changes in the temperature for the las, entv
four hours IN comparison win the corresponding
f-re
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Washington oct 14.-Oficial news q the
result OF the arbitrations in the Pious Fund
esse was received here to-day from Mr.. Ralston,
The agent for the United States before The
Hague tribunal lie simply said that the con-
,ention OF the United States had been accepted
rs 10 res adjudcata. and The fun amount ~ the
claim a allowed 10 be paid in Mexican silver. The
first statement IS understood 10 mean that the
tribunal took the view that the decision OF the
first court which awarded the claim ~ the
Church for accrued interest, did not prevent
me accumulation Of interest since that award.
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MEXICO MUST PAY.
RAGC-E TRIBUNAL DECIDES ~
THIS COUNTRPS FAVOR.
sun AND MANNER OF PAYMENTS STIPU
LATED-THE VIEW AT WASH
INGTON.

The Hague, oct 1.-THE Arbitration Cour,
in the Pious Fund case has condemned Mexico
70 paw 10 the United States 81 a206s2.67 in
Mexican currency. The decision Of the court
was unanimous.
The tribunal finds:
First-That the claim Of the United states IN
behalf 81 the Archbishop OF san Francisco is
governed uy the principle of res adjudicata in
virtue OF the arbitration decision pronounced b,,
Sir Edward Thornton on November N 1877
and amended by Sir Edward Thornton on Oc-
second-That in conformity with this decision
the government of the United States of Mexico
should pay the government Of the United states
81 A206s2 81 in money 81 the legal currency al
Mexico within the period fixed bv Article Ia 81
the Protocol u Washington. This sum viii
cover The total payment Of annuities due from
and unpaid by the government Of the ETeNicar
Republic, namely. the annual payment of san !
050gs II Mexican currency from February =
1863 20 February >, 1902
Third-The government OF the United States %
Mexico VIII pay 10 the government Of the United
States on February >. 1908. ana every follow
payment Of S4S05oSS az money Of the legal cur
rency Of Mexico.
The decision ~ the tribunal was read hv
Secretary General Ruyssenaers in the presenos
Of the members OF the Diplomatic Corps. their
wives and the Representatives of the liticsnts
Dr. Matzen, president OF the court who de-
olared that revision 81 the sentence was only
possuie iA case vi new lactS coming 10 light,
thanked the representatives Of the United States
and OF Mexico for their assistance in enlightep-
ing the arhitrators. He added that while no
single Judge was infallible. the unaniuitv of the
srbtrators who had so closely examined The
whole question az issue was guarantee that
no mistake had been made
President Matzen concluded with expressing
the best wishes Tor the health 81 Queen VII
helmina and the prosperity Of her people. who
had welcomed the members Of the court so
cordially.
Mr. Raston of Washington, one of the law
vers in the case, ana senior Pardo in behalf
az Mexico. thanked the court for the care il had
given 10 the case. senior Pardo declared ne
was sure thar so soon as his government learned
OF the courts award il would accept il. He
must, however, reserve for his government the
right 10 ayau itself OF the provisions Of tho
protocol
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