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New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
BISHOP FARLEY CHOSEN
uyJL SUCCEED TO THE ARCH
BLSHOPRTC.
--,,oEFTCIAL NOTIFICATION OF HIS AP.
POINTMENT RECEIVED HERE FROM
ROME-SKETCH OF HIS
CAREER.

77ishop John NJ Farley has been appointed by
he Vatican TO succeed the late Archbishop Cor
sqan The news was received yesterday by
,rou7inent Catholics in this city from friends in
Ron,e. where the selection of the Pope becomes
matter Of record. The Vatican does not, how
ever. send any such announcements by cable.
s75 formal notification has yet 20 reach Mon
signor Farley by letter in due form. John D.
-rfrrnins. speaking over the long distance tele-
rbore from his summer home al NorOton, Conn,
said TO The Tribune that there was not the
slightest doubt about the truth of the report
As The decision became a matter of record in
Rome, il was natural that the news should pre-
cade the arrival OF formal notification.
M Crinrirs said that the appointment would
he most welcome 10 the diocesan consultors and
the laity Of the province Bishop Farley has
baen administrator Of the affairs Of the diocese
since the death Of Archbishop Corrigan- He was
understood 10 be the first choice of the irremov-
able rectors and Of the bishops of the province
when II became their duty 10 select three names
for submission TO the Vatican He is popular
among the laity and highly regarded also among
Protestan1s
Bishop Farley, when seen yesterday at his
home. No. sos East Thirty-seventh-st.. he
was starting for Kingston &c attend the fortieth
anniversary Of Dr.. Burtsell's ordination 10 the
priesthood. said that he had received no official
intin1ation Of the PapaI selection.
BISHOP FARLEIS CAREER.
Bishop Farley was born in Ireland about
ffty-two years ago. He came 70 this country
al an early age. He was a student at Troy
Seminary II 1866. There he attracted the at
tention CT Cardinal McCloskey, and was select
ed from among q large number 10 be sent TO the
American College IN Rome. After fully justify
ing the hopes Of his friends. he returned 10 this
r-.-7~-- -a5-,
rnents equalled by few priests so young When
admitted 10 holy orders in 1870, Cardinal Nc
Closkey sent him TO St Peters, in New-Bright-
or Two years later he became the private
secretary Of the cardinal, AT whose request the
Pope appointed him private chamberlain in
1854 In the same year he was unanimously
elected rector Of the American College in Rome
but Cardinal AfcCIoskey so valued his services
that he would not permit him 10 accept the
ofsce-
II 1854 Archbishop Corrigan appointed him
his Own successor as rector OF St Carriers
Church, II East Thirty-seventh-st., one Of the
largest and most important churches in the
city. In the same year he was made Monsignor.
and IN 1856 be was appointed diocesan con-
sultor. In 1881 ne became Vicar General. and
in 1894 Prothonotary Apostolic. In 1896 he
was made Auxiliary Bishop. His long identif-
cation with this city and the intimate acquaiat-
ance his positions have necessarily given him
with the affairs Of the diocese, make him Pc
c11liariy fitted for the high office 10 which he
has been chosen
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

James Joseph Jacques Tissot, whose fllustra-
tons Of The Life Of Christ are the best known
of his works here, they being in the Museum OF
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences was
a genre painter, being born at Nantes, France,
October Is. 1885. He was pupil of Teandrin
and Samothe. and at first initiated the Dutch
masters He had not exhibited in the Salon
since 1870. He had studio in London for many
years In 1866 he received a medal Among
his works are Meeting OF Faust and Mar
guerite' Luxembourg MuseuH); young woman
in church Confessional; Breakfast" retreat
in the garden Of the Tuilieries; young woman
singing, accompanied by organ, Confidence
young woman looking at Japanese articles; Girl
in a Boat Party of Four; Interesting
Story; 'FareweIls''; Captains Daughter;
Too Early; Last Evening; London yis-
itors''; Waiting and Ball on Shipboard.'
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CAPTAIN AUGUST L1NDNER

Captain August Liudner died at his home. No 316
South Tenth-st.. Newark. on Friday night He was
born in Germany eighty-one years ago. came TO the
United States 1851 enlisted in the ID New-Jersey
Regiment when the Civil War broke out, pro-
noted TO first lieutenant for bravery battlededs
and came home to Newark as captain OF his COM
pany.
He was for thirty-six years member Of Ger
mania Lodge No II. L O. 0. E. and was one OK
the Oldest members of Lincoln Post. C. A R He
leaves a widow three daughters, twelve grand
children and two greats ndchiOreu. Three years
ago Mr. and Mrs. LlnGner celebrated their goIden
wedding The funeral takes place at ? O'Clock TO-
day ana the burial will be n Paramount Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
UPRISING ~ SIAN.
MINISTER KING REPORTS TROUBLE
sPREADING-AMERICAN SAID
TO Pc SAFE.

washington Aug 9.-Cnited States Minister
King. at Bangkok Siam. has informed the
State Department by cable that the Siamese up
rising is spreading. Nakawn already having
been captured. ChiengInai also is threatened
Thirty-four Americans thought to be IN danger
are reported safe. An endeavor Will be made
to bring into the capital American women anu
children now in the zone OF disturbance. The
SiaInese Government is cooperating in the at
tempt to protect them. -
Troops are expected 10 arrive on August -
n restore order Telegraphic communication
has been cut for several days
A former dispatch from Minister King said
that the Shans were in rebellion and had capt
l1red the town Of Praa.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
CADETS APPOINTED By THE PRESIDENT

Washington. Aug a-President Roosevelt has
made the following appoint 70 the Military
Academy az West Point for the class beginning
J1ns LIS:
PRINCIPALS.
LEWIS MERRILL SCOTT. son Of Captain Hugh Z
Scott, 7th Cavalry.
EERBERT HAYDEN son Of Lieutenant Commander Ed
ward E Hayden. Z. {. y
LEWIS c ROCKWELL. Of the late Captain Charles
n Rockwell. 9th CaT14ry-
PAIL ALEXANDER LARSED son OF Professor Charles
" Ls-ned, West Point
FH1DERICK =. CRCSE. OF Captain Thomas Cruse,
1epci qaarteTnzaster al Manila
LAX WELL MURRAY, oc Major Arthur Murray,
Artillery Corps
GEORGE a EATILE son Of Lieutenant Colonel L A
AatAe 18th Infantry.
GEORGE MIDDLETON son Of late Major Pzssrnors
Middleton. medical department
CRAIG EARRIs. son OF Senator Harris. Of Kansas.
ALTERNATES.
-cha L Gem. cssaE=srEnssser'E Department
second--EROoP II. WILDER. OF Major W z.
Wilder. a A @. e 6. A
Inna-wALTER R. WEAVER, Of Captain E u.
Weaver Artillery Corps.
Fou1h-JosEPE D. PATCH. Of Captain A. n.
Patch. Z. 6 h (retire6)-
F-rth--JoHS W. BLACVELT. Of Captain ". z.
Elsuvet 18th Infantry
ssxrA-LyDE l. EASTMAN son CT Ms3or Frank F.
Eastman. 18th Infantry
SeyeztA-kLExASDER r. DEAN. Of Alexander T.
DeEn- late lieutenant 9Th CavnlTy.
Aighth-RUsSELL WILSON son OF Sidney /. Wilson.
United States Psus3on agent at washington
Attn-ElLLIEM S. BERGLASD. Of Major Eric
Serglsn1- c s a GetGred)-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
SENATOR ALDRTCH HONE.
SPENT ONLY TWELVE DAYS ABROAD-soN
TO STUDY ARCHITECTURE IN PARIS.

Senator Nelson VI. Aldrich OF Rhode Island. was
among the passengers OF the st. Paul. which arrived
from Southampton yesterday. The Senator said
that he had enjoyable trip The voyage 10 him,
he said, was a novel one, inasmuch ne left here
on July 16. and only twelve days abroad-one
of the quickest Of several trips he had made abroad
The Senator said the reason for this was that Mrs
Aldrich and himself took their son. William who
recently was graduated from the Massachusetts
Institute OF Technology 10 Paris, where he expects
TO spend four five years in the school OF archi-
lecture there He said he spent seven days in
Paris. and said that present he was seeking
rather than giving news on American politics
When questioned regarding the policy OF President
Roosevelt and the Republican party the Cuban
question the Senator said he could not see how
Republicans their representatives in Congress
could be opposed to the policy or the President in
Cuba. Speaking for himself he said he was thor
oughly in accord with it
The Chinese Prince and his suite Senator Aldrfch
added. he often on the trip over, and said he
found them delightful and interesting.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
TRANSPORT BADLY OFERCRoWDED.

Melbourne. Aug. s.-Captain Shields medical Of
acer OF the transport Drayton Grange from South
Africa has made report. in which he says:
-ra ovarrrovy4inz Of the ship was shameful and
srar6alous and without consideration for health
fba decks we're always wet, causing pleurisy and
pneumonia
4 dIspatch to The London Times from Mel
bourne on August : reported that the Drayton
Grange had arrived there from South Africa great
" oyercrowded and with many on board Ill Five
rner died on the voyage. and ninety were taken TO
hnsriraIs In MelDourle.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

in question puTportin authorize their free tran
sit 10 any point in the empire. Actual experience
always accomplish what was expected. The local
authorities in many refused 10 recognize
them, insisting upon their right TO raise revenue
since the additional revenue paid at the custom
house goes directly the treasury OF the general
government while in other cases, where the lkin
is not insisted upon. local taxation IS imposed in
other forms; so that there are still obstaCales to in
ternal traffic through the vexatious ukn and other
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
B. AND o. TO Divert FREIGHT

Baltimore, Aug. 9.-The published report that the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will divert it's freight
traffic from the Western Maryland Railroad to
the Cumberland Valley. beginning September l. is
officially confirmed at the general Offices of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company. The Of
fetal notice TO the Western MARYLAND was sent to
the presidents and FcepresIdents office. at Hillen
Station.
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
PostOffice Notice

l=rs - razs DAILY tv Interested changes nay
a tir1e1
for -ha ending August l5 lS*ss-
vii close Cur-rrp-ly all casesl tns Isneral
oz7-a fellows Mails close one nOtr
serfie- tHan -Iosas shown below Farcsls Pcs
Monday. wednesday
ana ner = 5 ''HahenZoiIsrn'' Frtday- -, -.
ar4 Supplementary rails close at Foreign sls
raTs N9u- -Naa closing tine shown ne-ov to
caot that Supplementary Mails for Europe and saJa-
Aruertca via Colen. close hozr later az Forsisn
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TO TEST WIRELESS TELEGR4PET.
NAVAL BOARD APPOINTED II ACTING sECRE-
TARv DARLING.

Washiagton. Aug 9.-Acting Secretary Darling
today appointed the board which Is to witness
End -eporr or the tests Of the various wireless tele
Eraph systems brought from Europe by Lieutenant
Fzudgtrs. and which TO be placed in operation
fer governmental purposes between this city and
Annapolis The board will consist Of Captain Harry
Knox now on duty the Newport War College;
Commander g. L. Dyer. who is duty the
Annapolis Naval Academy; Lieutenant Commander
William HOGS. who duty az the Washing
Navy Yard. LieZIenauIs Albert n Beecher
and John II Hu6Eirs, wAo are attached 10 the
Bureau OF Equipment
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
GENERAL GPosTEyoR REyouly4TED

Lancaster, Ohio, Aug. 9.-GeneraI Charles H.
Cirosvenor unanimously nominated for Cen
gress to-day by the XIth District Republican Con-
vention. This nomination had been made at
former convention. but the legislature changed the
boundaries of the district and a new convention
all Il
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
NOUyFATy CLIMBERS PERTSE.

CnamoUnix. Aug. e.-Two residents Of Paris re-
Gently pe-ished from exposure On Mont Blanc, and
their two guides we're killed while descending the
mountain in search Of assistance. Twenty-sx
guides have gone from here 70 search for the
bodies OF the mountain climbers and their guides
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
DAVID ". SLOAN.

Baltimore Aug 9-David ". Sloan. Associate
Judge OF the Fourth Judicial Circuit. formerly
State Attorney and Republican leader IN western
Maryland. died to-day at Cumberland, aged nfty-
TWO. He "A Princeton graduate, a proInlneIl.
knight Templar and member OF the order OF
II
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10

Rome. Aug 9.-The Pope gave a private audience
to-day TO the Rev. Henry Hyvernat. acting curator
Of the chronological museum OF the Catholic Uni
versity Of America. at Washington. The Pope ex-
pressed 20 Father Hyvernat MS satisfaction at Lne
progress made by the university
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
AMERICAN WARsRIPs AT CoREAy PORT

Washington Aug s-Rear Admiral Evaas's
squadron. consisting Of the Kentucky, the New
Orleans. the Helena and the Vlcksburg. has ar
rived al ChemuIpo. Corea-
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

For the District Columbia Eastern NewYork East
ern Pennsylvania Nevv-Jersey Delaware Maryland.
local rains to-day and Monday; fresh east winds
F5r <ew-EcHgiand Today. except showers
t-eue portion Monday. showers fresh winds
For Western Pelnsy.v vania Western Nev-Yorh. Ohio.
Indiana plinois to-day and Monday; fresh
New-York tribune., 1902-08-10
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TrEsDATAt $50 N for ErrSps per IS Zen.
a a n for Italy direct per = Sarcesna 'aA
be- directed 8 Sardegna'D
wrTN-So y-At $50 n n cc- Europe per g
Southampton al $50 a n tsuppleL-sncslS
10 nj Europe. Gernan-S va N2ee1as-
THT-RSUAY-Ar 80 A. FOR Eurors. per q Aug1sts
Victoria VIA Plymouth Cheroo,Irz and E1z1nurg Ia
r-arce Switzerland TtaIv SPAIN Portugal Iur-
<ev Fr~pt Greece British Ir.ia ard lorenzo Merqez
must bs directed per = 3 Augusre Elcrorfa y. az
a m for France. Switzerland ITALY SPAN Porrasa-' ga
Ezv-r. British Ind ard Lo-enzo Ma
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parts Of Europe must De directed per $ 3 Ia A0a-
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Pvudarn mall Ne directed peg . 61I-
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F1-ope ne Ca-1,ania. via QusensuoWn- x s-o0
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s5pr>--T7 MATER. =T--Th's steamer takes Printed
Mater Cou--e-cisI and SAMPLES fo- Germany
o1v Tre - nail r-ar--r for ot1er pas
q Europe viii serr BY this ship unless speca-S
9f-ecrnd by re--
Ar-ar the closing OF SuorsEnents-y Transarsn,ic
Mails rar7ea above additional Supplementary Mais
sre ooene1 rHs ufsrs Of the Amer" can Enslisn
E-A-rH and c-Ar--ar steamers ard rs--Tn until
within Ten Minutes the hour Of sailing OF sreansr
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DIED.
Gpeeial Notlces-

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ADVICE CONCERNING THE BEST FORM q
LIFE INSI-PANC-E ADAPTABLE TO YOU.
Aluuitiss. etc. Gail GEORGE 2. JOHNSON.
q Years with Equitable Life.
IS CEDAR ST. STH FLOOR tNots sth F1ooro
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Ebest temperature yesterday. So degrees lowest
average IA for corresponding date last
. ayarare for corresponding twenty-five
years II -, -. 20 5,- .,s ,,o-s. -
win
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows the
IN indicated oy Inc IrlDunes self
-cone barometer The dottec line shows the tenpera-
turs as recorded a PeTry's Pharmacy
a following Official record the Weather Bureau
shows the changes for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the corresponding date or
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DIED.

1yor->s - ss,5rsL1v Ohio, August l. 1902 Georgs
H1ntSr RroT1 IL infant son OF George Hunter and
Brown
MAIOR-On Friday august s. Masioa; onIy child or
nnIHs Fnneral services her late residence sI3
Parls place Erooklvu Monday az 8 o clock
HERRICK-Ou Friday august E Isoz az Tun5ridge
Wells. England Sophia L uo" CT tne late
William T. Hsrrick. OF NeW-A'lA ~i's
MJ-RsIcK-At Jevett N T.. ON August Q. Julia W.,
wifs or the ia4a DR. George 4 Mursick- Notice OF
funeral hereafter. Nyack papers please copy.
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TISSOT, THE PAINTER, DEAD
ILLUSTRATOR OF THE LIFE OF CHRIST
EXPIRES IN FRANCE.

Paris, Aug. 9.-James Joseph Jacques Tissot.
the artist illustrator Of The Life Of Christ" Is
dead He was born in 1886.
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MARRIED.

~ rr--- pr7PRT>s-At Florence italy. July "a
nv Nav daughter Emmett r. and Mary @. OlcIt1.
Of NeW-York 10 Frederic Mason son or Dr. H Mason
and Lucy c. Perkins. OF Boston
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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