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New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

in the draughty intervals Of the strenuous me-
plies the cooling ice cream spoon.
The SHOW Girl" which continues at Wallacks'
viii have new song added this week, written oy
Horwitz and Bowers; for Miss k4therXn ena
son and called "Adelina fatti in Disguise
"t<tne Dodo" will abdicate after fortnight
more. or rather will move the seat Of government
TO Chicago where the ruling passion VII size 60 e
Risiev succeeds Miss Marion Ivell as the Queen.
'The Chinese Honeymoon at the Casino con-
tinues peaceful influence in the late theatre Oh
THE Wild Rose at the Knckerbocker responds
to the ping pong fad with addition to the second
Miss Glaser's engagement In Dolly Warden at
the Herald Square ends with two more weeks
THE Chaperons" continues at the New-York
Theatre.
Said Pasha " an opera houfre by Marble and
stahI. Will be revived the Terrace Garden this
week. Mr.. Branson. the original Said Pasha. and
Rele Thorne. the original queen ALL are IN the
cast.
Frank Daniels appeared at Manhattan Beach last
night, the first engagement of his summer season
in Miss Simplicity.
George Ade IS following his satirlcal opera. The
Sultan Of suIu." with Peggy of Paris nearer
akin to the Fables in Slang.
The covered roof garden the New-York The
atre. Cherry Blossom Grove has been pleasantly
redccorated Tho programme includes Caita's dogs
ana cats; Emma Carus in Nancy and other
songs; Les DesbGs4s the European leapers; la
Bell Tortatada Marwig's ballets, Jessie Bartlett
Davis. the Martlnetti troupe OF acrobats; the tour
Cuttys n musical act. La Belle Rlanche IN lini-
tations of famous actors and actresses. and Eulah
Lee. the sougstrcss from t. South
At HammersteIn's Paradise Gardens new ieat-
ures are PiccoIo's troupe OF midsets. the Johnson
Brothers new tricks by GOldin. Arthur Bucker, the
hicyclist. and the Wartemberg Brothers
At Tony Pastors Theatre next week VIII he seen
George Evans Stne and Evans. in James Cor
mans sketch Wanted Divorce. Reidy and
Currier in singing sketch Proposing Smirl and
kessner James and BONNER Farley. George Il.
Austin. Brandon and Crouch, in "A Dead Cinch'; /;
King and Stange IN comedy sketch. Wanted an
Actress; NcCune and Grant. comedy acr0bats and
horizontal bars. Al Coleman, Somedlan ana
mimic: I.evna and Gray. in comedy. mind readlfE
and magic; Miss May Hamilton, Francis WOOD
and the American Nitagraph
At Keiths Clayton White and Marie Stuart Will
produCe the comedy ''Dickey. in one act; Cole and
Johnson the Three Marvelles. James Richmond
GIenrov Alexander Heindl. the Empire City Four.
Hnyes and Wynne and Mitchell and Game are also
in the cast.
The Proctor Stock Company will present next
week at the Fifth Avenue. Captain Swift, with
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
HEN BE4STS or BURDEN N CORE4
ANIMALS Do NOT YET TAKE THEIR
PLACES

ANIMALS Do NOT YET TAKE THEIR
PLACES.
The returned missionary had been talking Corea
for an hour as he walked with a friend through
the park. They finally halted on the edge of the
drive, and a procession of automobiles red and
white devils" whizzed past them.
They had nothing like that when l left this
country" he said. You know, I've been gone
seven <ears."
"A 5Teat Improvement, responded the friend'
another step toward the higher Cviliza ton.
Il was about make the point myself, said
the missionary and IL will apply to COrea. Untll
thcy Improve their means OF transportation the
little Kingdom O the East cannot hope to be civ
iIized With them is still the chief beast of
burden From the time a male of the lower class
can walk his back is acquainted with the wooden
pack saddle. and tho men who max" business OF
II form strong guild. .-
''Corean horses or ponies are miserable creatures
They bite and kick with no provocauon Whatever
and no amount Of training Will make them trust,
worthy. No wonder that they are cruelty treated
by the natives.
.'Corean bulls have easy time of it. owing TO
certain religious Ideas From the day of ms nlrth
he is the family pet, and he never becomes TOO TOO
strong and unruly be unsafe companion 1or
children. When calf. an iron or bone ring is IN,
serted in his nose. ana by this he Is guided Wheh
used a beast of burden
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
ASSISTANTS OF 4ERONAUF ARRITE.

on La Savoie of the French Line. which arrived
in this port yesterday came five assistants of NJ
Santos -Dumont the Brazilian aerOnaut. who will
himself land on these shores again early in July.
All of the assistants are expert mechanics and
have been associated with NJ Santos-DumOnt in all
his previous ventures. They will take up their
quarters near the building now in course of erec-
ton Brighton Beach which the aeronaut will
use for housing hts flying machine.
The complete machine, which will be used In the
flying trips of NJ. Santos-Dumont is already in the
country the airship having arrived III several
tions, packed IN cases. earlier in the week. The
motor received about weeks ago So All
that is necessary Is the completion OF the
building which is being pushed ranl5ly as possl@
bic I'D th.. rrivaL &C -t- n-oramr
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

,,aterans and 1T is declared should have been for
maIly presented to Company + months ago.
A lively contest IS promised in the election OF
captain in Company r. Of the 23d Regiment. soon
10 be held. The position offered to Second
Lieutenant William A Du Bois at a caucus of the
company. over the head of First Lieutenant w H.
Barnum. The majority of the company, it is de
cared favors the second lieutenant, but the friends
of First Lieutenant Barnum actively at work
to secure supporters for him There is a rumor that
first lieutenant intends to resign IN case ne Is
passed over by his subordinates-
Practice Creedmoor for places on the state team
which is to shoot in the interstate match at Sea
Cirt in September next will be held on July 5. 10
and II The competition for places VIII be open To
all members of the National Guard. and the krag-
Iorrensen rife will be used. Brevet Major William
II Palmer inspector of small arms practice. VIII
superintend the shooting
CAPTAIN Wendell. of the First Battery. has ar
rargad ~ hold the annual target practice Of the
o,,,rars of his command at the State camp next
1ruesdav CAPTAIN Wendell will take with him all
his commissioned and non-commissioned officers
ard a detail OF about twelve privates. The shoot
~ viii he with the field pieces, and both solid shot
and shrapnel will be used at the targets
A delegation of members of Company ID. of the 22d
Regiment will visit the list Regiment in camp to-
dav Private Reed of this company. has been pro-
Noted corporaI Captain Dayton. of Company @,
will visit Europe next month on a two months
leave.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
NOTES OF THE STAGE,

The comic operas which while away the close
hours of the city's recreation have entered
on their of endurance. Ptted against the heat
IT becomes a question of how great are the charms
that music has to soothe the savage Thermometer.
and whether the sight of lively motion does not
anneaI too directly to the synpathies of the audi
ences Revolving fans follow the score in an un-
dertone And in one theatre at least the company,
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

with the cross of the Order Of Charles III in rec
ignition of his musical services at the coronation
Joseph Jefferson has engaged Francis CARLYLE Tor
next season for his leading support. Mr.. Carlyle
will appear until Mr.. Jeferson's season opens. IN
a play by Clay NJ. Greene
Miss Rose Coghlan is not to play Alice or Ala
Vincennes" but will tour in repertory OF fanlllar
plavs under the management OF Jules Murfy-
The American Opera Company will produce Ihe
Nikado" on Tuesday evening at the Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
JERSEY GOVERNORS HOUSE
TNFOUNDED CRITICISM OF STATE
HOUSE COMMISSION.

Trenton. y. ], June q (SpecfaD--The state
House Commission. composed OF the Governor.
state Controller and State Treasurer has been
subjected to some criticism throughout the State
for harshness in institutng condemnation proceed
irgs 10 secure the house of Mrs Charles +. Green
for use as an executive mansion This criticism
has been directed particularly against the Gov
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

subject. and this was done with little work ether
for or against It's adoption The egnteen CUES nZ
thirteen that favored the change Inc vote sho%Su %
the Democratic party will endeavor 10 make all
the State capital 1t can out OF II ior me IiS S"'s t
campaign 1t is doubtless true that 1t VIII oe ape
greatly reduce the Republican ma1oTlty IN IN @ niiG
be able to name successor to Senator Platt. whose
position must b~ filled by the coming session
There have been number of important school
district elections in this city the present and last
week. The South School District was made the
centre of interest over two thousand votes having
been members of the district committee.
The contest was caused by the sudden projection
OF the Rev. Magee Pratt. an unattached clergy
man into the field for chairman Of the committee
by the Economic League The attempt to get con
troll of the largest district in the city with an an
nual outlay of something over $loo@p Jailed utter
~ and incidentally revealed the strength Of the
league when unallied with the Democratic party
The vote FOR General Henry c. Dwight the in
cumbent of the Office, man who mas the fullest
confidence Of the district. who has himself been
Mayor Of the city and who is the father OF the
recent Republican candidate for the same Once
was 93i to 236 for Mr.. Pratt. IN the Arsenal
School District and in the Brown school DlstrlCg5
over i'm every instance. The West Middle School
isfdGt Tir nnTy Is On in IJ t CITY on its grand list
had troubles Of its also. bat the old com
I" some eAS hI bfCb u,ss aoainst il but more
largely by the general movement of the Economic
League throughout the city get the patronage.
NOT yerv large best. Of the districts. There was
no pretence that there any desire 10 lnnlroEe
the schools 10 conduct them more economies! J.
II was case Of the trying I" get in, ana the
failure was marked all the way through
An interesting Observance of the week the
comuenoration OF the Tooth anniversary OF the Rev
DR. Horace Bushnell the Park Church OF which
he was pastor. by the General Association of Con
gregationaI Ministers Of the State. There were
large numbers in attendance at all the sessions ana
IpVrf .-F
Winston Walker of Yale Theological Seminary;
and nv Dr. Parker, the Rev. J. II. Twicheli an"
f,ha rles HOPKINS Clark Of this city, were OF un-
usual brilliancy Mrs. Bushnell. widow OF the "a
mons reformer able TO be present. although
She is over ninety years old.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22
NOTES OF THE REGIMENTS.

Members Of Company F. Of the 9th Regiment. are
very much incensed at not receiving the Veterans
Trophy. which they claim they won for recruiting
some time since This trophy is offered by the
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Roof Garden The production set for yes
terday but nreparatorv work on the garden had
been DELAYED The cast will include Randof Rob
erts Grafton Baker, Francis Motley, Harry L.
Williams George Porter Smith, Harriet Haft;
Maud c. Mills Lillian Reese. Jennie cross ana
others
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

however with a plant properly constructed and op-
Grated there is no doubt that the waters OF Bais-
iey's and Springfield ponds would be made whole
some and safe for the city supply.
The Coagulant used at the Springfield and BalsIey
filters is alum in diluted form.
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

'ting Dodo' will abdicate after fortnlsh
more or rather will move the seat of sovernmeh
Studebscker Theatre on August 2. Miss Gretf
RisIev succeeds Miss Marion well as the queen
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Said Pasha." opera hoUffe by Marble and
stahl. will be revived at the Terrace Garden this
week Mr.. Branson. the original Said Pasha. and
Pelle Thorne, the original Queen Alt. are IN the
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

IN the draughty intervals Of the strenuous me-
plies the cooling ice cream spoon.
The "Show Girl" which continues at "alack =
tu b.,,e q new song added this week, written by
IIorv,itz and Bowers, for Miss Katheryn Hutchlh-
son and called "Adelina fatti in Disguise
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

George Ade is following his satirical opera. The
Sultan OF SuIu." with Peggy of Paris nearer
akin to the Fables in Slang
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

Frank Daniels appeared at Manhattan Beach last
night the first engagement of his summer season.
in Simplicity
New-York tribune., 1902-06-22

THE Chinese Honeymoon at the CaSlho c'l'
ttnues its peaceful influence in the late theatre o
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
THE PRINCEss's ELoPEMENT.
Official Statement Made to Offset Saxon
Prejudice.

Berlin Dec 3o-Kirg George OF Saxony has
ordered the preparation of official account OF the
elopement of the Crown Princess Louise and the
circumstances leading up to II for the Saxon peo-
ple among whom the most fantastic stories are IN
circulation, to the detriment of the royal house
especially with reference TO the future King The
scandal Is undermining, according to some opin-
IONS the peoples loyalty and respect for the
throne The dynasty being Catholic and the people
Protestant the affair is being utilized for sectaran
controversy. The Kings statement, doubtless will
follow the line indicated in the intimations sup
piled to the newspapers having court leaninss
published to-day. affirming that the Crown Prtn-
cess's sole reason for elopng her criminal re-
lations with Professor Giron, and that documentary
proofs have been found showing that the elope-
rnent had long in preparation. The stories OF
i'll treatment the part of her husband. of ap-
pressive court ceremonial and of her fettered ex-
istence are cIassed inventions
The Crown PrinceSS'S own account or the IN
mediate cause of her flight from Salzburg, written
Theress of Bavaria was telegraphed from Munich
this morning. 1t says that her father the Grand
Duke of Tuscany. Intended to imprison his daugh-
ter either lunatic asylum in an italian con-
He had already consulted the court phy-
sician and several medical authorities in Vienna
with the object Of obtaining certificates warrant
ing him in shutting her up Her father. the
Crown Princess adds, giving to her no time FOR
delberation. He demanded. first. that she be
taken under guard to Dresden. to apologize to the
confinement in a convent or in a Tnadhouse. The
Crown Princess asks the Bayarfan Court to use its
influence with the Court at Dresden TO permit her
children to choose their vocation in life freely
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
INsURGENT TOWN RETAKEN.
CAPITAL of State of Lara in Government
Possession After Hard Fight

Caracas Dec 29.--Barquisimeto capital of
the State OF Lara. which for some time had been
IN the possession of the Venezuelan revolution
lists has been recaptured by government forces
The towns of San Carlos and Tinaquillo have
also been reoccupied by the government.
The revolutionists at Barquismeto were under
the command of Generals Solagnie and Pena-
loza. They evacuated the town after losing
112 men killed and 325 wounded There was
hard fighting in the streets and suburbs OF
Barquisimeto for two days The government
forces were commanded by General Ceferino
Castillo
1t now seems that President Castro's recent
visit to La Victoria was not of social nature,
as reported here, but for the purpose of con-
Quoting personally. by telegraph. the operations
of his forces at Barquismeto. This victory for
the government appears to be a direct result of
the Presidents initiative. 1t has been most
severe blow for the revolutionsts.
President Castro is expected to reach Caracas
tomorrow, Tuesday. at noon. to confer with
United States Minister Bowen.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
AGED MAN DECLARED COMPETENT.

sheriff's jury yesterday, after only ten minutes
deliberation, decided that Charles c. Richardson
q retired ice dealer of Yonkers, was sane and well
able to for his person and property Mr. Rich
ardson is almost eighty years old Last fall he was
taken Ill. and for some time, 1t is said, he was
Irrational result of his Illness On his recovery
he removed to a sanatorium in Yonkers and
has been 7fned there for the last six weeks
against hi- aesire, he declares
Two weeks ago an application made to the
Supreme Court for the appointment of committee
to care for the person and property of Mr. Rich
ardson. and a commission. consisting of County
Clerk Sutherland, John f. Brennan and Dr. Henry
Moffat, was appointed to inquire into determine
whether or not Mr., RICHARDSON mentally capable
TO care for himself The commission met yester-
day. and, with a sherif's jury. heard witnesses
Mr. Richardson himself went on the stand and stood
a severe cross-eXamination. The retired and
In less than ten minutes returned with unanimous
verdict for Mr. Richardson. The latter is the
father-tn-law Of Alderman Dudley G.. Valentine Of
1onhers. and William Alexander, a prominent cleo
trtcal engineer in this city,
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
NEW CARNEGIE LABORATORY.
Established to Conduct Researches IN Desert
Botany.
rRY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBUNE-l

THE TSlBCNEJ
,xra-,,,g,on Dec Sa-The Carnegie Institution
-, ,roDrlated ss0oO for the establishment and
.irtensnce during the fiscal year OF 19O2-'cS of a
6esert otsnical laboratory. This action is taken
=, tho advice of the botanical advisory board.
whose recommendation published exclusively
in The Tribune of October r. The institution has
reappointed Frederick V. Colve, chief II the di-
vision of botany the Department of Agriculture,
and DR.. D. T. McDougal. director of the labora-
tories of the New-York Botanical Garden, An ad-
visory board in relation to this undertaking.
The purposes Of the laboratory have ALREADY
been described in The Tribune. a resident In
vestigator 10 be placed in immediate charge OF
the laboratory. will begin a series of researches
on certain important problems outlined by the ad-
visory board Mr.. Colville and Dr. McDougal VIII
make a tour in the arid region OF the southwest
al an early date with view to selecting loca-
ton for the laboratory. which will be a modest
building hut probably capable OF accompanying
tTeIve investigators, and facilities will be pro-
Ii6ad bv which few scientists from any part
of world Work on any propieli
connected with desert plants ,---,-
DR. Daniel c. Gilman. president or the 'Jarlesle
restitution to-day compmented the botanical sec
ron of the American Association for the Advance
rnent of Science the modest requests maze pE
the botansts of the country or the carnegie IN
stttufion and the breadth of their views as to the
no1rnose of the Carnegie endowment So meri-
Gilman that they had commanded attention ana
received prompt and favorable action by the eX-
erutiye committee incidentally DIR. Gilman said
that chemists. astronomers and others had ur-
institution be devoted to the advancement Of their
o1,a SPie
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
PANAMA STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
No Disturbance and the Officers Reelected.

Paris. Dec. Gothic annual meeting of the Pan
Canal Company held here this afternoon
The attendance smaller than usual, and the
proceedings were more orderly than those OF last
wear The time mostly occupied with reading
the reports of the directors OF the company. IN
which were given in detail the pending negotia-
tons with the United States looking 10 the sale
OF the canal. The facts set forth in this report
are already known. The hope was expressed
that all difficulties would be overcome. and the
sale completed at early date
The reading of the report was followed by n
brief discussion. in the of which two or
three of the stockholders made the customary
protests against the sale, and asked what would
han anpen If the negotiations with tho United States
fell through President Bo replied that in this
event the stockholders again would be consulted
while, II tEe sale took place. they would have 10
meet ts- s-Tote its ratification.
The directors report approved. the outgoing
officers of the company were reelected and the
meeting then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
MAKE CHURCH HEADQUARTERS.
Father Van Rensselaer,, of St. Francis XsV'
ier's, Has Several Old Women Beg
gars Arrested.

Three women were arrested as vagrants last even
ing in the Church of St Francis Xavier, Stxreenth-
st and Sixth-ave- Father Van Rensselaer,, the pas
tor con,n1siped recently at the West Thirtieth-st
police station OF the practice OF dilapdated women
entering the church early in the morning ana
remaining there most OF the day. Some or them
he said begged IN the shopping district as a means
of livelihood and made the church their head
quarters The pastor asserted they Uttered the
door witE the crumbs OF their luncheonS ana "ere
Uncleanly. . , -
Policeman Neal B-own visited the church ana
arrested Ann Cox. seventy years DID, VINO saia
she had nc nome: Mary Quinn, sixty years ol1
OF No. 234 West Seveuteenth-st-. and Kate ser
nan. hfty-six years old OF No IL west Se'ehlSeAh
st. They were locked I'D. -
When they were taken before Sergeant sweeney
Ann Cox in giving her pedigree, said that sne was
born IN County Donegal Ireland The sergeant
was born there TOO. and so was Policeman Neal
Brown.
What do yon mean by arresttns g1rl from your
own county Brown" asked the sergeant ..
Really / didn't know her birthplace sergeant
replied the officer.
Kate Herman proudly informed sergeant sweeney
that she, too. was born in Donegal
New-York tribune., 1902-12-31
AMERICAN ATTITUDE JUSTIFIED.
The Hague Convention Applicable to the
Venezuelan Controversy.

Washington, Dec 3O-Inasmuch as certain
European pubcists have taken exception to the
effort of the United States to bring about arbi-
tration between Venezuela and the allies, speak
ing of it as violation of all the traditions and
rules of international intercourse, the attention
of one of the American representatives at The
Hague conference who took part in framing The
Hague convention was directed to the crtti-
cisn1s He promptly cleared away the misunder-
standing on this point by pointing to Article
XXvII of The Hague convention as justifying
the attitude of the United States. This article
reads
a serious dispute threatens to break out be-
tween two more of them. to remind these iat-
ter that the permanent court is open TO them
Consequently, they declare that the fact OF re-
minding the conflicting parties OF the provision
of the present convention. and the advice gwen
to them, in the highest interests of peace to
have recourse to the permanent court can only
be regarded friendly actions.
This paragraph was proposed by France. and
singularly enough. opposed principally by
the United States yet the United States is the
first of the nations to take advantage of its pro-
visions The reason for the opposition OF the
American delegates was a fear on their part
that il would seem to be a bestowal OF power on
European countries to intervene in American
affairs and in a manner an infringement OF the
Monroe Doctrine. The French delegates were
exceedingly anxious to have the paragraph
adopted, and they finally succeeded in quiettng
the opposition OF the United States delegates.
through the reservation by the latter of the
right to deal with American affairs in accord
ance with established doctrines This was
thought 10 safeguard the Monroe Doctrine, al
though It is held here that # only recorded the
opinion OF the United States delegates. and did
not bind The Hague tribunal as whole.