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SENATORS DEMAND
REPORT Of ROOT.
GRAVE CHARGES AGAINST
ARMY IN PHILIPPINES.
D"rument Referred r" h" gen.
Vile. IN C"ntro,~r., with
secretary of War.

wASIlINGToN Nprl The hearings
~ IN" Senate Philip7ine> Committee On
ths situation im the Philippine arch!rc!-
AK ~Gc resumed to-day with Major.
Gen Arthur Macarthur on the s:lni.
Senator ,'llhcrson. one II the Demo
cratic members, called attention 10 tho
omission ~ IN" rcr,r. OBJ. m" civil GOV
"rnur ~ one Il the Tnh!pp.n" province.
from ,H" record " Gp,. rars tcs,l.
mnuy
THIS " he r"1o-i lo.crrcd 20 IN the
,prrcsr"ndcnrc between Gen Ml,. and
secretary Root IN which. according TO
Off Root, t5' civil sovernp! of tas
proyIN e OF ra,lri- "in general terms
ami without specifications or names.
made srr'ou, oharg~s against the mil.
ttarN administration in that provine,
md lgaiRs, conduct - the army gem
'raIiy IN it, relations To- the rlyI! gov.
,.umcut
Senator Culhe.sou wanted this rcprr;
included Mr. ioIso ohJcrttd that the
rcp-rt had necn referred to Gen Cnaffee
fnr investigation.
Nj C4rmlrk expressed he opirion
that the Secretary u War had come
into possession oi Information that did
not ,ut' his views ,uI q, trying to sup
I.,,s % um. .s .ur .,an up mothing
90 h-o1k ,ns force " IT.
Senator Cul5rrspn w"'ded a resolution
- - tr.D,'i directly upon the Secretary
f, NnT fur lh' y"rf with rogI.st To
forward ary Information lie may have
from Geu Chnno" md II was adopted.
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ALL rRAMPs vAcc1NATED.

To check the spread Of smallpox All
tramps passing through P!ainheid. J.
are vaccinuted by the local Board ~
rIe.f,h
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DAILY BLOWS
Brought on Appendicitis.

II person will continue To put \
little poison In the body each day, for
instance. like a cup OF coffee each
morning when coffee acts as a poison.
and IL frequently does the result Will
be- an attack some day In some of the
oil gans OF the body. The little dis
turbanccs each day pile up and finally
become - big disturbance.
Many cases ot appendicitis have
been brought on by coffee drinking.
IL first Affects the nerves OF the
stomach. and the disorder travels on
down through the bowels and results
In some kind OF bowel trouble, fire.
qucnt!y appendicitis
\ lady In Fredonia. y. Y. says:
During my school life, both as a
student and teacher. drank coffee
regularly Most OF the time | knew
the coffee was iniuring mo. but did
not feel like giving Il up. First my
nerves felt the effect and later on
constipation developed, and after that.
the last year, had a severe attack
OF appendicitis. My doctor and friends
all agreed that these troubles were
largely caused by coffce drinking.
While was Ill some Postum was
sent me by friends. | supposed IT was
coffee and hcsita'ei at the nrst cup.
but wnen the difference was cx-
planned. and drank as much as |
cared for. VITA such good results, I
concluded Postum WAS Just what
wanted and have used II ever since.
II greatly aids mgestion. is nourish-
ing and refreshing
My food and nourishmert while
getting well from appendicitis were
Postum and Grape Nuts.
III ! had known Of Postum years
ago | might have been saved q tre-
merdous amount OF suffering brought
on by coffee drinking.
Rev. - IL one Of my converts TO
Postum. He suffered greatly from
dyspepsia. but has entirely recovered
since he quit coffee and began using
Postum.
"Dr. -. who suffered long while
from nervous troubles. says Postum
brought him out when he quit coffes.
and he constantly urges It on his
patients who are coffee drinksrs."
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COUNT MATSUKATA
HERE FROM JAPA AN.
Ex.PREMIER ON A TOUR
ROUND THE WORLD.
Aeeompsaied by His Son aud .
Party of weIi-known
Japanese.

Count Matsukata. former Premier ~
Japan. who. with party % friends Is
on tour o. the world. reached New
York to-day.
VITA the Count came his son,
Matsukagh: Y. Fukal. = banker o, Ja-
ran. T. Megata. chic! ~ the Bureau Of
Taxation In the Department OF Finance
at Toxic. ana s kohR former of'iea'
OF tho Japanese Government
The party vas me; by Consul l-Gen-rh
Uchida and went 10 the Hotel Majestic.
The Count Will speri couple of weeks
IN New York, Washington and the
other large cities OF The Bn-', and Will
then go TO Europe. lie Will be enter.
tsined while aerr by his rurtry men
resident here. who viii give q banquet
in his honor
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DEPEW DID NOT
MEET CHRISTMAS
SENATOR DENIES C0NNEC.
Tl0N WITH DANISH SALE.
Nrcresar, ia, Admits Captain >r-
ranged Interview for White In
Copenhagen.

WASHINGTON A9ru senator
Depe~. Of New YotH, APPEARED before
the sT.r 'iai House Committee .uyostiEat-
nis charges in aunn' ton van 'Nn
Danish West Indics negotiations
He expressed a-trnlshncnt At having
seen his name ~ tns 'arlstmas report
Ne I'D rot know Christmas and never
had seen him, as far a. ne was aware
d,hourii h. met thousands Of people
and could not ssy Jus Aho he hnt seen.
Bu; us to thi, DANISH Island question
he had never had n discussion with any
one on the subject
c. ". Knox: O.. jlcnclEe Md aid
h- consented 20 aysist Christmas in
any proper manner IN bringing about
the transfer, Knox 10 Ierclv" ;li,cH IN
case OF saie and So per moa'h.
Mr. Knox denied that b" hsd afro
duced Christmas to ". J. Rrvau Dr that
ne had claimed 20 Christmas that Ne
wac an intimate friend o, Senator
Hanna.
statement that he took great interest in
the purchase Of tho Danish Islands
Chairman palEcil presented letter
from Secretary Of Stat. Hay on the sub.
ject In which Mr. IA. saii Christmas
had called on him In ls9s and lntlms,od
that negotiations nigh, be opened up
with Denmark FOR the purchase ct tn,
isiaBd-. ". gave CHRISTINA. 4 note ..
Introduction 70 Henry White who vas
sent from London to Copenhagen to ind
"ut the feeling ~ the Danish Govern
msnt. and Christmas arranged IN inter
'.iew between Sir. White and member
Il the Danish Government Thl. Sss
she extent OF Christmas connection
sith the affair. and was entirely unori-
,.ai
Sir. Hay appended a note OF mis- oen n
20 the Danish Minister repudia,ing any
srivate claim to commission on the sale.
: and n note from the Danish Minister
declaring that Christmas was unauthor,
xed TO act for the Danish Government.
Sir. Richardson thought Secretary
lay should appear In person and give
setaiis of the use Of Christmas. The
cAnirmin said Mr.. Hay was ready e
~ before the con mi;tee at any time.
E4tIt"
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GROWTH OF QUEENS BOR0'.
More thnn 500 buildings C"p~trnct-
ed There In Three Months.

the borough NJ Qu"cn, In the past
three months taan IN all the other
boroughs ,pmblned. according TO Su.
Tcrint"nd"n, VI buildings Powers, Who
filed his report to-day for the period
from Jan. I to March n In al! ther.
tho borough
The projected tunnel under the East
River. the Bla,kwclls Island bridge
and the proposed trolley across ia
prsntbpal reasons for the unwonted
building activity. The record is q per
cent sreater than for The same time
ln01 WaAR.
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The reason Patrick was At tho head ~
the list NH- thEt nc had been Longer
than auy other man charged vita that
crime iu the Tomhs liz Nas committed
10 tH- prison by III" nov pi>trict..Nt.
toru"l, Whcn he W, , Justice "f special
Sessions ON April u, l!nl 1" was tried
Hiuring IN, u,umr"nsy ui jerome as
District At;prutN ANA % was ar M ole
dehl motion that sentence OF death
was passed
Tnuu.n "a, pIstrlrl- -Attorn-y ms
been thus unusually prominent IN tlT
proceedings which have nut Patrick iu
r = present plight. e is not against him
that the rrI-nn-rs hatred turns. but
trtInsi NsslS' ant Dlriri,i- Attorney o.
borne who nIs proc. rutrd him t'' ~"
Say through Nj bsp'tu' T. nov I'M
Europe resting N'icr ~" l,hors 'nrliont
TO mo lon: trial ~ Pattirk
Following tho t'irri,se In which IA
r.,k rod, va. delivery wagon con
tt.rfuE boo. ptgsagr Tho tfIuk Ms
tagged Albert = pa'-irk. y A'
W+.l F1.ry Ehth street n. hiH "r.
inrsInsr from the Tomb. VIII >" sent
,aW mi',itcs After tn" PRISONER i"tt
Nrs Patrick rrt intn nn"'b'- ,hffI'4'
ard troy' yv town
Far / and th" Sh rins reached nc
Grand trrt.Nl station At I-y Ia.
= X being hAudruncd - one ot IN"
peput, Shcrirfs he was Al once hug
ri-i INTO 'he Cr1tnn local which WAS
standing on track ~
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wit~ on h- rrni".

Mr. patrick rol ,h.d tac station
nomcgt n7 two carl..- than the CON
dHmu-d man. Al the gate q me pat
FORM husband and wSc Kissed - u
other ana said goJi-by ana Nj, Pat
r.rk returned to IN" vai'iug room
y her. ia. took seat uuul tn' sa's-
were again opened md pass ayers
were admitted 20 the train T'1"n I'll"
trik :, scat Vlih woman conpsn u
Iu tn. car Immediately II IN" rear "
the on" occupied hy the 'pndcmn",,
murderer Erum hyr sat sH' ,DiH
tcs tn. back ~ h'r husbands head
Sir- Pair. X Nt- &c. ssi ~ h.N. E
bonnet coat and lre-s, ant Patrick
was also IN soinbro azure ltir rvr.t'
apparently v"r" ar GOOD aS ever, ~ y"
Kept IN lively conversation sita ~"
sheriff and the deputies urtl the rain
steamed out a. 10 O'Clock
~ inc run M Patrick "Aatt'd pleas
nnt', At times iprosc.v rA'scnSsr.
fr1m the rear rars proceed f'-vsr /
into the smoker cur 'us:y oysins the
r1adcnrcd man Patrick 'mlSd aud az.
pNar"d 20 enjoy the n'i'r'"'y his pres
rn-e created
MAY that's my sister -Hil Pat
ri,,y. received l"it"- from sing sing
Saturday IN which she ra' informed
,Gnt the prison Nls under quarantine
suppose n" ndi"f. addressing tho
urN-psper men. that even the presence
~ smallpox wont keep you boys
nyRN
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K. 4. c. GUESTS 70 PLAY.
Next Week. Tourne, win Decide
Clubs Championship.

Ta. hmckcrgpch,r \ 4, Will begin
a billiard tournament 10 lie clubhouse
on next Monda, night tr decide Ih-
championship q; thc club rH" games
OF IN points. il.inch hals line viii h"
played each day rae tournament vii!
open wl'h ~ \ l.. RaIney and y
lCndri. ~ a. competitors. rh' players
entered ~. p~ \ a. Miller, rr. " -
Douglas ~ \ l.. Rauncy. pr G'ors.
Hrywoni /. \ Scrvatius, r Tobias
and \ Hendricks,
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vslet Jones was not present. ~
course. to hear the sentence. The VAL
cts brother. Capt. William Jones, .as
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CAPT. CARTER RECOVERING.

LDNN ESw"RTH kln. .pri. Tn
coalition - .N-,rpr Cb-riu " 'nr'r-
Vh, y. 100 ~ me Fort I."aV'rs 7rtN
r,i.it,rv prison Nttn TYPHOID fever
showed marked improvement
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BRITISH MINISTER TO CHILL

SANTIAGO chill ATru G"ra-l \
I,rv 'h'r tho new Rr,ish Minister ~
'hit has been offic''l'r received by
President RicScu
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REV. DR.. EATON IS ILL.

Rev pr Charles u Eaton. pastor
o, the church Of the Divine Paternity.
sey enty.sirth stree, and Central PARK
West. Is seriously III at Tryon. 4. c.
IL u suffering trcri heart disease.
He IA about nifty years old and has
been In his prose'lt pastorate since ISL.
He went South Ter his health In Jan
uary.
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NIECE TO WED.

PARIS, Ky. Apr:l Announcement
- made q the tHprci h,ns marriage ~
Miss -, clay sIgsht"r u rhs'iI.
Marcellu- clay. ir. and niece OF Henry
clay. the great -onrinner. 10 pr n"oI'
man. - ltni %. England
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TO SERVE IN SOUTH AFRICA.

HNI.iFAN : : s7ri 7-Th~ R0va
canadian Regimen, o, Irrn'rF has col.
!utse-rd 'rr .cr 10 70 south NJ. a.
m. rex msr' ~ st-prc Ir nos ''INr
garrison dut' I1 Utu;1N
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3-cENr CAR LINE ENJoINEp

'IENELts.p n Ar-ii '.--juds" pls.
set" ~ .h" C"min"' peas Court mas
granted ,en0'~'r' lriurr' ~ against
the rit.. 'Ne lu'rd of Control Jolr II.
Irut'lr.I .ri poo Ps'yi Street R,il.
vat. t'tm.1.f preventing mo inauEurt-
'.tu ~ work .u new three. ent-!are
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$4,000 MILL FIRE.

PROVIDENCE. II i Na- Th~
vo-s'ci mnl a. rn>r',s Vas bi-n'i
's,e is, algh' II whs tHr""-s'or,
stone bG.Iiiug shout gh' cas- old
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TOWER TO HAVE VACATION.

ST PET EKSBURG. Apr.i ,.--'hhrl"-
mnrne Tower tho United stat0' Amha--
sador 20 Russia. vii. start from 'ais city
for Lausanne, Switzerland, tomorrow
Later 10 w.il leave for IN. United states
and expects 20 reach Washington carly
in Ma.
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PoPE's JUBILEE.

WASH $GrON. April AT tho Cath
olic University service sas held IN c"ie'
aTitinn o' 'h. iurllec Of Pope Len. The
students q Georgetown I"l.'Sr adopted
resolutions tui sent D .o graiuliforJ
iacs>gg, ir the Fop"
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COMING BRITISH VISITORS.

LONDON. ANril 5.-.VlrI -NdmIf1l SIR
Harry Illdsworth Raws,u fr-m"rly in
command 90, the channel Squadron and
f.1dy RavSou and Sir H. hard Nus
grave tui l.ldv LusFTdv" vii he
anon, the passengers on '1c Whit. star
lu" steamer T,u'"nl, which !s - sail
trlm l.LNnrp .IL Anril . IL ~ Nnrk.
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AMERICAN DOCTOR HoNoREp

REHLfS. April DIR William Keen
~ Philadelphia mas hen elected NJ
honorary member ~ tho Thir,y.Nrs,
congress ~ the German SURE "A. ASso'
.LI finN
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1YNASTFINGION
~A-.A
RESIGNS UNDER CHARGES.

WASHINGTON. hpsu John 4. NJ.
Atec. Associate judge ot the Eisa;h
Circuit Court IN Oklahoma has trnder,d
his resignation to the President l4i -
has been accepted 'HsrEe- had been
prefrrr-l against JUG, MHAt''
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PASSION PLAY.

MONTREAL. Nrru In '"-dar :
fsyus = - srmaisr, Mig Rurrn's!
notifies Tire ',th"'. ri"rEv ~ -" $50.
-ese tHlt It - thsir duty 10 warn mem
r-.-s II their snngrr, ,tipns nn, 70 I'-
tend th. yr'sertltiHu ~ 'hs f1--.'N
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comMANpANT ERASMUS DEAD

LONDON, April Lord Ni ch"r"r re-
potts that BoSr C,mmandant Erasmus
was killed ntar Boshot. Orange River
Colony! April
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oRGAN1sT COMES HERE.

c~cl- VI SewsI FOR man ears ~.
rini-, ~ IN, FIRST Pro7hytc-ian h1rrh
In South orange. has resigned to accept
.irrila- pnStiou New York W Ral
Burroughs = pupil - Wiilism e. car.
= ~ suCsccf him m NAV
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ISpIAN NPOiiS. Ind Apfil Tho
1000 uirrrS II "a" Roc.r~s'"r and
r.''shurg .mpau who arr On strike,
,.a ,-.' 'or-,i -lfn tnc oi',r"rs Il tH"
r-,rrp.uy ari expect - 80 TO work to-
d tf. .,r mann ."HHSs Sslons HNrc tul I.e
.b. gf.l.sr-s
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CREW SAVED FROM FIRE

sAN rNNNCIsTO. Nrr'I Tho bFie
Ga'ilc~ rom Ilnu1iru. -"i-'r'' '1nt she
s,ok. tho schooner u e Wright from
Horo olulu .or this CITY. Wiih t1e crew %;
n N....I 49, . wa. hurnrh AZ zen
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DIDN'T TAKE CAR AHEAD"

p"' strong nsn persuaded pth"- fa-.
>cnrsrs 10 s"riin w''h him IN y prpnt
~, rtr vnsr Al, were ordered to
sharEc ssrS .u houston street The
conductor surrc 1drred and the car went
on ~ '1r Batter,
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SENATOR MASON HOPEFUL.

WASlllNiTpN. N9rll senator
Mason. Who hl. jus, returned from
Illinois, ihinks he Hns won the ngH'
for a second term.
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COMPANY L EUCHRE.

Tn. annual progressive "u--r' a-d
reception 81 Conr,r, = rw,rt, -.
md Regiment engineers = .. y
si'i TAX. place At ~" arm ~. Six
NiEatn street '"d E-0advsy w"iu"'
iiy ov"rins. Nnril ,. a. rclocs Dan
iug -i'i 'rll-r, the -p-Ire sri f"'rsrr
mcnr' pt' b. -~rv'd i7 t1~ comp, ar
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ter'S big automobile was arrested ~
Broadway on the charge ~ booking tn"
entrance n tho Biiou Theatre ~ JET
Ma EistratN Deuel.
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SINGS FOR KAISER.

BERLIN Aprll Ernest sharp. -
hm"r rar 5ssso. sang American m
l.nd"rn German songs hs'oE" Emperl
Wll!In llI the EmG-css ~ the pslac
lss' Nadn~sdiy evening - inp-ril
HafrTr1-
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DIAz MAY COME HERE.

NF.Nl n "TrY- N'-'l -TaIk ~
rr..lirn' ppz .si'inE the United
S','S- AMI EIro1" r"k' ,umn"r - re-
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TH0ITfI IT0T" NTITT- ~ " TITFTIUII1 WV !"
dead AZ his home there. l- said 10 hav"
he~r tho Oldest active railroad .on-
durtor IN the rnit"i State. He vas
stricken on hts train
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NJ CLEMENcEAU ELECTED.

r'T;'S Np-f M C"mcr,",u aas
been elected senator tor ne Dopsrtmor,
y Var
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PATRICK WAS VERY COOL
WHEN SENTENCED TO DEATH


% hani toaeyer TO no,r tn' d"0ui Z
the 'sN-er
long - -, r-iht 'nr lt- ~. Hh~
anNls4s a. d-laN uls .rtNrtErr a- I'as 4
ls possible ia order that he mign, %"
with his Vit- and hr ask,d mat Ne %
Sh-r.r - Hri"n va,"rri pT' nnily
Do del 10 ke.n to his orig ma Ian.
lie lid this on the advice of warden
Flynn, Who said that IN" prisoner ~a'
no longer under his caro- and that tn"
best 'hlrE o'Iiri'n could do was to gc'
him safely IN SlnE sing a. soon a. u"
could This taken WITH IN" fact that
,ae sing sing authnritie- asked that h"
might pe brought up a. early as ron-
vrnient. imptll-d the SheTiN 70 deny the
condemned mans request
Gave Book to Moiineus.
At IN. nppoint~i hour osrriasc -as
driven into the T1mps courtyard Ps'-
rex sAs notified taat al Nas Tcidr
lie slh ne pa- ready t"o h, had it,
posed ~ number - tr'ukcts to iLe
prisoners sith whom b" had hc"u
book 70 Molineus fJr whom he ha-
sh"sn a msrkei liking, OWNS PROBABLY
to thciT community u' interest
f,rrwn n.I % c s n'a.s ni mi. mi 'n~, w S Sr,,sT ,n"
don" hy them both Patrick ysIt e!s
arm around her ant Kissed her .ji.,--
ed, and told her To- 10 ~ good heigi
He kep' himself we'll IN hand ar. IN"
too was brave
when this was over h. was handrun.d
90 one -! tho deputy shcrins and sot
into the cArrraE" with OBrlcn Jni
Kelly The carriage was then driven
into the open without attracting much
attention. and the trip t1 the death
r chamber NaN begun
Atrr Patrick had eft ~" Tamh, an
att tuudlu' drew q blue pencil through his
name. which headed tho list of pri-o
n~r- charged with homicide on n.
margin n. wrote Condemned - die
Nav
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LOCAL..
PROF. zuEBL1N's LECTURES.

Prof. Carrie. zuchlIn. % thn rniver-
sity Of Chicago. will begin oNurs" ~
lectures on American MunielpiI Frog.
rees" at the :. ". e. :. Hall. corner
Of Twenty third street and Fourth ave-
nue. Wedne.day. April .. ~ Z. VI.
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LAST PURITAN LUNCHEON

The Naiiona. Society of ScN E.EliNt
Women will give IN. last luncheon a.
the season on Friday. Apri! II. 90 hoI'
mNrt.O'k
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rHIs RECEPTION DELAYED.

Because he was ordered - South
Africa Immediately after MS marriage
10 Miss Lulu Avernack three years ago.
Hans Petersen. gunner. on the niied
States naE,hi7 Chicago. who has re-
Gently returned is to-day holding a
wedding reception At No. II West w
tesnth street Hnyonrs
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MorE GERMAN MINERS IDLE

RBRLiS. Apr'l THE coal trai
Ettss worse Many NOR. miners 4
Nr.ipaalla viii - discharged April u
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RECOVERING.

Warner T BaltszZi. who fcil from hi'
horse while riding with the Meade =
Brook hounds on SATURDAY, T. recover
ing from the effects of his fall
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Duecesg invariably follows in th
- = ~ ssnda9 World waata
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NEW YORKER DEAD.

SNRAToGA. h?Tl David Ellis. Vao
llcl .Iia,HN At his South iorinth home.
was f'rmr!s = resident ~ Sew Work
Gity. where ~ y speculatrr ne amas's'i
fortune ". NtS cir1ty nine wear. old
sni leaves three children
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MINERS BACK TO WORK.

r.. Ioss on the machinery Is estimated
u, ~ h.nn M on tho hmllhlng ~. 90
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rpwrN KNOWLES BETTER

Edwin knowles, the theatrical mart-
ger. who has been critically III. il slight
iy better.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
DIED.

HAvILAND-suddeny. Fifth month. 18th 1902. At Pur-
chase. " Y. Mary Carpenter. beloved Charles
c Haviland Funeral service at her residence
chase. n Y Fourth day. Fifth month. 2st- 1902
Grand Central Depot sOs a. m White Plains
JONES-At Englewood y. j.. Tuesday. May 90 1902
Winfred wife OF Henry Jones Funeral services 4
May % . Is p m.
Knox. the sOth OF his Funeral services
from ms late residence. Lebanon N J. Thursday.
May p. al $50 Train leaves foot Liberry-st-.
y Y. at l.2O p m
MARVIN-At East Norwalk. Conn. May 20. Clara E..
daughter Of J. Raymond and Mary W. Marvin Funeral
service Friday, May % az ESQ D m from her late
residence
READ-At her residence. No 5osh-st, Tues
day May N Louise c Frost wife OF George E.
ing AT 10 O'Clock.
SEARING-At East Norwalk Conn., on Tuesday May 20
Theodore W. OF Daniel j. and Eliza Coles
Soaring in the saith his Notice funeral
hereafter.
sPENCER-At Bergen Point n. J.. May 90 william
angforo. only child OF Elizabeth
J. spencer. aged 10 months Funeral private
STOCkWELI<-On Tuesday morning May 20 OF pneu-
mona William Hamilton. OF Mary s. anc the lats
william Hamilton StOckwel. aged IS years Internent
az orange. y j. at Thursday May %. tho
arrival Of the 23S train.
VAN BUSKIRK-Suddeniy James Hospital, New-
ark y J.. Roswell Van Busklrk. In the 18th of
ms age Funeral services from the residence OF his
daughter Mrs Francis c. Tucker. No 5Ss High-st..
Newark. Wednesday. the 21st o'clock D m
lnterment at Mount Pleasant Cemetery ccnyenenca
Of the family
New-York tribune., 1902-05-21
WARSHIPS' NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr.. PRENTIS'S BODY RECOVERED
AFTER HEROIC WORK.

Fort de France May 19.-The expedition sent
TO recover the bodies Of the American and
British consuls al St. Pierre to-day nearly re-
suited in a fearful disaster. The vessels TAX
ing part in the expedition were the United
States steamer Potomac and the British cruiser
Indefatigable.
The Potomac under the command of Lieu
tenant BENJAMIN B. Mccormick, arrived there
first. at II O'Clock in the morning. and landed
working parties. One party went TO the site
of the American Consulate, and the other, head
cd by Lieutenant Mccormick, went to the
north end of the town, to the spot where the
British Consulate stood. from where the lieu
tenant could see Mont Pelee. and noticed huge
column of smoke and gas pouring out OF the
crater, in a manner similar TO the eruption OF
May 5. last He thereupon rushed to the site
of the American Consulate and ordered all
hands to the boats The American sailors picked
IN 4 heavy metallic coffin in a wood case, con-
tanning the body of the United States Consul,
Thomas T Prentis. and carried il to a boat
The American party in imminent danger
In the mean while the interchangeable had ar
rived off St Pierre. but left the shore, heading
for the sea, blowing her siren. At that time a
huge stream Of molten matter was pouring into
the sea raising columns Of steam and the
whole sea was hideous, having turned a yellow
green color. while what was apparently smoke
was rushing from the mountain. The detona-
tons were continuous and accompanied by
fearful storm Of lightning, thunder and rain.
The flashes were of terrific violence. and dur
ing the storm new craters opened in Mont
Pelee
Fortunately the wind kept the clouds Of smoke
and gas from enveloping the American and
British warships. or the working party.
The GOODNESS and courage Of the American
sailors were most noteworthy
The body Of Mr.. PTentis is now here. There
VIII be a funeral service on board the United
States cruiser Cincinnati tomorrow. The burial
wiz take place ashore. There will be no special
ceremony.
The volcanic mountain is apparently in great
activity, and the escape of the war vessels
and particularly of the shore party,
Ceedingly narrow.