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New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
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The CONDEMNED WORK OF LEO Kill.

Rudeston. y Y. August l. 1903 -''''' gu H.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
By SHORE SHOW ENDS.
Mrs. h. @. Vanderbilt Captures Blue
Ribbon an Women's Drifting Class.

b. Shores third annual horse show is over, with
nothing 10 mar and with few features that could
have been bettered. Yesterday the champOnsp
classes came 10 the fore. and were judged with
sran and vigor. The saddle champion was
nounced the Ace Of Spades Harry T. Peters's
magnificent black gelding. one reserve ribbon
given 10 Corinne. Mrs. Edwin Krklands chestnut
mare made champion Long Branch only re
Gently Bay Shores harness champion for 1903 is
r g. Bourne's Indian Queen and the reserve
ribbon went 10 G. Trowbridge Hollister.
F. G. Bourne is the three DAYS big winner. He
has taken seven blue ribbons besides the harness
championship and one white ribbon. Others. how
ever. have numerically more ribbons Herbert
Coppen taking twelve and Harry T. Peters nine
besides his saddle championships. But Mr.. COppell
ard Mr.. Peters have by no means scored many
frss C0ppelTs record is two blues, four reds, FIVE
yellov-s and one white. Mr.. Peters has gathered
III championship. four blue ribbons red, three
yellow 81 white.
The feature Of the afternoon Mrs. Alfred
Randerbilts brilliant capture Of blue ribbon for
her husband. his first and only ribbon of the show,
in the womsn's harness class, driving the Wander
blt four. The afternoon started of with pair to
ordinary harness class for big horses in pairs. Out
Z the six pairs that entered Trowbridge Hollister $
fascination and Elevation, Mrs. Albert Young's Act
q Bit and Step a Bit and James H. Hyde's Honey
f5r the Hollister team and Mr.. Hyde's stable took
second ribbon. There followed really good saddle
class in which Harry 7, Petorss Lady Peggy got
h. blue the field.
The chiiaren's class was prettiy shown. eight
irle miss of bout sxEMiss Dorothy Bersinger
Young Dick" Carman. r. F. Carman g son took
first: Schuyler Parsons third and little Miss Ben
singer fourtl Good jumping came on the green
~ a little after o'clock There were the Tracy
Of Sidney Holloway and the chestnut fusea Of
Frederick W Dixie All save Tracy and CaBPle
were cut Of il before the bar touched g. The
mounts were even a. the six foot. but on form the
blue went 10 Mr. Holloway and Capple.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
MELpfLLES TERM ENDS.
near Admiral Rae Noe Engineer in
Chief of the NaUv.

washington, Aug. 8-Rear Admiral George
W. Melville who was retired for age last Janu-
ary' reiinquished his duties as chief Of the Bu-
reau OF Steam Engineering to-day. and Rear
admiral Charles w. Rae succeeded him Be
cause OF his conspicuous services as engineer
IN chief. Secretary Moody requested Rear Ad-
mlral Melville to serve out his term of duty as
chlef OF bureau, which expired to-day.
Throughout the morning the engineer in chief
was saying goodby to the many navy and army
ofhcers and friends who called to express their
good wishes
1t so happened that the last paper which Rear
Admiral Melville signed as engineer in chief
was tentative plan for the arrangement of the
turbine engines in the proposed scout ships Ad-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
NEGROES NOT BARRED FROM. NAVY
Acting Secretary Darling Says Such a Step
Has Never Been Contemplated

Acting Secretary Darling OF the Navy Depart
ment writes as follows TO The Evening Post in
answer TO an inquiry to the truth OF reports
that the department contemplated Withdrawing
coored men from the service and stopping further
enlistments:
To the Editor OF The Evening Post
Sir: The department is in receipt Of yours OF
August l. The department does not contemplate te
excluding the negro from the service The qUes-
tton has never been proposed nor considered. The
department would not favor taking such a step
and 1t is difficult to understand how person other
wise qualified could be denied nlistment on color
ground alone
CHARLES II. DARLING, Acting Secretary.
Navy Department, Washington, Aug. 8
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

miral Melville has been at work this project
for several years, being the father of the tur
bine idea as applied to the American navy.
The pleasure accorded me this day" said the
admiral more than compensates for all the
trials and tribuations and disappOintments of
the last sixteen years; and the congra tulations
Of my friends sufficient balm to heal the
wounds of parting with them
Admiral Melville left Washington to-day for
Philadelphia, where he viii make his home
In the retirement Of Rear Admiral Melville from
active service the navy loses Of its most pct-
uresque and interesting characters we'll as an
officer who has done much for the Improvement of
the service. He was born in New-York on January
10. 1871, and was educated in the common schools
assistant engineer in the navy in July, 1861, he
served through the Civil War and later on various
stations and AZ yards. In 1879 he sailed with
De Long in the Jeanette from San Francisco, and
commanded the boats crew which escaped from
the wastes of the Lena Delta. He afterward head
ed the expeditions which recovered the Jeanette
records and the bodies of De Long and his com
panions For bravery in the Arctic regions Con
gress voted him gold medal and advanced him
fifteen numbers in rank He was appointed en-
gineer in chief of the navy in August 1881 and has
March T. 1899. he made admiral. In his
term OF Office designs for the machinery of more
than hundred and twenty ships of over 100000
horsepower have been produced. Admiral Melville
is the inventor of many mechanical appliances and
the author of ''In the Lena Delta
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
RESIDENT HAS A REST.
Soends Most of Day Out of Doors
rith Baron ron Sternburg.
Try TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE ]

- Aug S.-President Roose-
=, ,o-aav enioved rest after his much oc-
- AZ. of receiving and entertaining num-
- 80, and official callers at the hill
-, snacz Won sternburg, the newly aecredit-
- Ambassador. is still gust Of the
1,-,stsa,,, and viii probably remain overnight
- - sxception Of the ambassador and
"-1- = ,-ou,les the Presidents brother
1ap'0'" -,,,ed late this afternoon, to stay
:. The Hill. the Chief Executive re-
''s' -,.,,ors taking advantage OF his COM
ceiN 10 ,.is,,re TO spend much Of the day out
pa : company with his diplomatic guest
O -, u,. robert Shaw Oliver. the new Assistant
ooio-i1- % war. who will be acting Secretary
sec -,..snce OF Mr. Root, viii probably ar
4h 'iV - Monday. TO pay his respects to the
-, definitely announced that the oft de-
men air celebration OF the Holy Name
It's Of Long Island will take place here on
week II is understood that the Presi-
has renewed his consent TO address the
orLl-sres from stand erected near st. Dom
f~s Catholic Church, where the celebration
nil be held.
,bis morning went on a picnic with the Presi-
5ent and his family and the members OF the
" Roosevelt and ". Emlen Roosevelt fam
lies The place selected was near Woodbury.
bout six miles from oyster Bay.
This evening the President played several sets
# tennis with his dipomatist guest. Ensign
Earnilin Of the Sylph. was a guest Of the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Roosevelt at dinner this evening.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
PLANS OF LEE SHUBERT.
Mabelle Gilman in Dolly Warden" with
Half English and Half American Chorus

Lee Shubert arrived home from Europe vesterdav
with pocket fun Of plans for Americans and Euro
Pean theatrical enterprises. Among the ventures
IS 20 be a production OF Dolly Warden" in which
Mabele Gilman is 10 star at the Avenue Theatre
London. beginning October l. French version
of The same play Will be put on al the Foes Per
gero. Paris. The RunawRys" will be presented AZ
the Prince OF Wales Theatre in London The en-
man company VIII have q half English. half Arner
iCan chorus, but nearly all the principals will coroa
-rom this side. An historical drama for the use
ot Aubrey Boucicault acquired Last of an
he engaged fifty chorus girls gathered from several
cities IN Europe. These viii De assigned to dif
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
sILAs DOWNING.

silas Downing late of the Buckingham Hotel, Of
the firm of Downing Clark Co. wholesale wool
len merchants at No. SIS Broadway, succumbed TO
an operation at the New-York Post Graduate Hos
pital Yesterday He was born in Columbia County
n Y seventy-two years ago. and came to this city
in 1852 when he entered into the employ of Bran
hall. Abernethy & Collins, becoming partner with
their successors in 1855
He was one of the oldest merchants in his line
Of business and universally respected in the
trade for his integrity.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
TO SEE PATTI AND CALVE.
Robert Grau's Short Trip Abroad Is to Gain
Information About the Singers

Robert Grau and his wife sailed yesterday for
London on the Lucania. They viii spend only
few days in Europe they already have their
passage booked for the return trip Of the Lucania
Directly landing they Will 20 to C-aig-y-Nos
where they viii spend three days with Nine. Patti
During their stay Mr. Grau expects TO arrange all
The details Of PATHS latest farewell" tour
After leaving Craig-y-Nos Mr.. Grau will spend
day in London. attending 10 some private bust
ness From there he win hurry to Paris 10 meet
Nine CGlve He says he is going over to France
simply 10 II the reports that she is losing her
voice have any basis all. He viii leave Pa riG
as soon as he has met Nine. Cave. and rejoin MrE
9rau on The LuCania a. Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
DE WITT c. BLAIR MAKES A GIFT

Blairstown, y. J., Aug. S.-De Witt Clinton Blair
son of the late John l. Blair of this place, has
given Blair Hall. the institution of learning here
S4O0 for an addition to Clinton Hall and the in
stalment of lake the campus. Clinton Hall,
the most imposing building of the group. compos-
ing Blair Hall. completed two years ago. The
monev for its erection given by Mr.. Blair.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC-

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Thursday.
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New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
GENERAL HUGHES AT ASBURY

Asbury Park. y. J.. Aug. S.-General William H.
Hughes the Washington County representative in
the Nsw-York Assembly. is staying with his step
mother. Mrs. Sarah Hughes, at the Grind Avenue
Hotel. They arrived here on July Il. Mr.. Hughes
was a nervous wreck when he first came here but
is now somewhat improved, and his physician DR..
George +. Ackerman. says his illness Is not serious
Mr. Hug hes takes daily wall with his stepmOther,
and occasionally sees his friends He intends re
naming here for several weeks.
General Hughes was reported recently as missing
from Glens Falls n. Y. His mind upset over
business affairs
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
THE NEGRO IN THE NAVY.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: While We understand how it may be
difficult TO drill white mon and black men on the
same war vessel together. we see no reason why
warships should not be set aside especially
10 be manned bv black sailors and Tar pos
sfble commanded by black naval officers The
negro has assisted 10 win some OF the greatest
naval victories in our history and II il a back
ward step for our nation at this time 10 say TO
the negro, No room for you IN tne navy ap-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
ADMIRAL SIMPSONS NIECE MARRIED

fBT TELEGRAPH To TIE TRIBUNE.l
Rochester. Aug S.-Aiiss Catherine Cleveland a
l..ea Of the late Admiral Sampson was married
tonight al Palmyra Wayne County. 70 William z
ros.ing Of New-Y0rk City. The clergyman was
rho Rev d. G. F. Kent OF Yale University The
HIt7e's family is one Of the Oldest in WAYNE
rouaty She j. the granddaughter of the late
David :. Aldrich and niece OF Pny r Sexton
president Of the State Board Of Regents The
bridegroom d son OF the late Colonel Joseph ~
Corning Of this place Is IN business IN New York
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
PHI GAMMA DELTA OFFICERS.

Put-in-Ba Ohio. Aug. Sat the final session OF
the convention of the Phi Gamma Delta frater-
nifty here the following officers were elected; Presi-
dent Senator c W. Fairbanks OF Indiana; secre-
tary Fabus II. Clark of New-York; treasurer,
DR. Wilmer Christian of Indianapolis, and archons,
r / Pogue Of Ohio and ". i. Morgan. Of Kan
sas. A petition for new chapter from Leland
Steuford Jr University granted but that
from Kentucky State College refused
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TOday's Forecast.

Washington. Aug s-Weather conditions and general
forecast: Conditions generally unsettled tonight and
been local showers over nearly all dsulcts
ercsut newfoundland. Middle Atlantic States, the
lower lake region and the Southwest Temperatures
have fallen in the Rocky Mountain region. the
Upper Mississippi Valley and upper lake region and along
the Atlantic Coast They risen in the lower lake
region and have but little elsewhere There
are indications tropical disturbance east OF barpados
Nth an apparent northWes.ward movement over the
Windward islards advisory messages to this eject
the districts ilape 10 pe aiecte1 aiu
also TO Gulf Atlantic ports
West Of Rocky Mountains the weather has been
gereraIv fair with high temperatures in the interior
There viii showers Sunday quite generally east OF
tba River the West Gulf states ana
on Mon5av In the South states the north upper lake
regions Showers are also probable
SundsT In the Central Rocky Mountain region and the
N slope. o. - D-oz-
Middle Atlantic Goa As WINS VII ce 4Iss
Gulf coasts fresh south
lakes fresh and mostly west
fresh south = southwest beconl
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
| NEAT CHARACTERIZATION OF y CHEAE
DEMAGOGUE.
rrom TIE lNsw York Evening Post.

Mr. W. J. Bryan requires little attention eXcept
IA mark the stages of his descent. From his nrst
rhase as reckless agitator he rapidly passed into
mar Of PARTY boss Next he up party
sc1itler naSng il evident in his insane Jealousy
mat he would prefer to the Democrats beaten
"a tbar tbnu win with another This role or
an envenoned mischief maker seemed about the
most contemplate he could assume. but YESTERDAY
~ added a final touch of shamelessness by out
rIIrsing Shimei in his hlackguard attacks upon MT
cleveland Mr. BRYAN apparently wishes to make
himself unmentionable-
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
DATES OF COINS.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
Sir; Although the matter may not be of very
general interest vet. for the sake Of accuracy. I
beg to say that of the four old coins illustrated IN
your issue Of the % inst recently dug up. with
two iintlock pistols at Fort George the first the
Roman gold coin presumably ''aureus') is GER
tainiy of the Emperor Hadrian, the copper coin
next TO il being ably Of King George III and
the of King George while the last is in the
print at least. unidentifable by
r. HOBART SMITH
Rudeston 4 Y August 4 1909
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
RnRERT N. WoLEE.

Nyack n. Y. Aug. S.-Robert n. Wolfe. chairman
OF the Republican County Committee died at his
home at Hillburn to-day, aged ffty-two years He
was superintendent of construction of the Ramapo
Iron Works for many years. and was one of the
best known men in Rockland County. He leaves
wife one daughter and a son, DR.. Robert Milton
Wolfe ofS South NOrWalk Conn
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
Mr.. BELMONT NOT BADLY HURT.

Saratoga. y. Y. Aug (Special.-August Bel
mont painfully bruised his shoulder in practice
Tto game yesterday afternoon. but the accident
Cd not appear TO trouble him to-day to any great
Nat His pony ran into &. n. Mackn's horse
20 falling rolled on Mr.. Bemont's shoulder.
re report that Mr.. Belmont was seriously injured
vas greatly exaggerated
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

should be read DAILY by all interested as changes
may any
Foreign mails for the week ending August 10 1908.
VIII close promptly IN all at the General Pcsoce
as follows Parcels-Post Mails close earlier
than closing time shown below. ParCels-post mails
Germany close D. m Monday. per ''KrOnprina
Willie I'm; Wednesday. per = = &c KurfursJ''. ald
Friday, s ''Prinz Sgismund-'
Rear and supplementary mails close az Foreign sta
ton half hour later than closing Iie shown below
trat Supplementary Malls for Europe Central
America via Colon. close later Foreign sta
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
ROBERT G0ELET FINED.
His Automobile Went Too Fast, and He
Pleaded that It Was Out of Order.

Newport r. l., Aug. (SpeciaD-Robert Goelet
was fined IT. the police court this morning for
overspeeding his automobile in Broadway Wednes-
day evening Mr.. Goelet pleaded that the machine
was out OF order and not easily managed His ex-
PLANTATION not accepted and he paid fine of
so and costs amounting to $12 60.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
WILLIAM n. SAKE.

Burlington, Vt. Aug S-Willam H. SAKE, who
died suddenly Vergennes. Vt, and was buried at
St Albans to-day member of the we'll known
literary family of his He a of the
late James SAKE and a nephew of John G. Sake, the
poet and lecturer who lived in Burlington before
the Civil War MI SAKE was fOrty-seven.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

CONKILN-OVERTON-O Wednesday. August 5 1908
the bride Cold Sp ing HarbOr. Long
Island. By the Rev. Charles T. Granger. Of Newark
Mrs Emma A Overton TO Mr.. David WO0dhul COnkiin
Of Huntington. Long Island.
GROSS-BEEKMAN-On Thursday. July 80 1903, az All
Angels Church, New-York City. by the Rev. James
Lewis Lasher. Adelaide Louise Beekman and Samuel
Lane Gross.
Mrs. s F. Winn. Of St. Louis, No, TO William Deni-
Young Of New-YOrk- st Louis papers please
copy
Notices of Marriages and Dea tbs must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
roREcAsr roR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.

For District Of Columbia MarraI d. cloudy to-day
nrohabIv showers and warmer; Monday fair: light TO
fresh south winds.
For Delaware, showers TO-DAY AlohGay iAlf lsht u
frezb sorth To southwest winds.
Eoy TsT- England Increasing cloudihess today FOL
,oa-e5 br showers except IN Eastern Name Monday
.rcant showers IN extreme eastern portion; fresh
south 10 southwest winds -. aa,-. .,-.,a IN
For Eastern Pennsylvania showers to-day warmer IN
sou heastern portion; Monday far resh south Nnas,
f,- Western Pennsylvania. showers to-cay: Monday
,ai warmer in southern portion light 70 fresh south
winds becoming variable -- % .-.,. ,ton5av fair.
For Eastern NeH-1 ork, shoH'IS 10 -sf' -4''"' -0
fresb south 10 southwest WINDS - III.
For Western York showers lo-daS anu pionaOIy
Monday light fresh south WInds ,o- - ir.+e-ior
For Jersey. showers tp-id "-.4''
southern coast AlvN-It Ia.'' 'is'' ~
fresh south 10 southwest "lnos
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
COLONEL SCHIEL.

Munich Aug. S-Colonel schiel, who COM
mandant in the Boer Army during the Transvaal
war died in a hospital at Reichenhan this morning
His health was shattered by the privations of
the war and his confinement on the island of St.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09
THANKS FROM JOHN WILLIS sAER

To the Editor of The Tribune.
Sir: 1 want to thank you for the way YOU are
reporting the Mortified Bible conferences.
know there are thousands of people rejoicing with
satisfaction In what you doing Yours truly
JOHN WILLIS BAER.
East Northfeld. Mass. Aug. 6 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

the vigorous exponent of patriotism who fills the
post that Washington and Lincoln have honored
in days gone BY as commander in chief OF the
army and navy. WILLIAM h. PALMER
New-Rocheile n. Y Aug g. 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

RALDWIN-On August = 1903. No. 113 West s6th-st.
Corneia Baldwin mother OF Edwin Baldwin, Of this
city. S2d OF her Funeral private.
is requested that no flowers be sent
EIRD-On August : az AIenhnrst J.. Mary Elizabeth
Bird beloved William II. Bird and daughter OF
Marv H and the NJ n her a4th
Services viii bs held the residence Of Dr
James K Bird No. PAT GsJes-ave.. Brooklyn Time
e noted Mondays
BITC,II ANAN-At Tarrytown. y. Y. August 1893
years Funeral from her home, South Broadway. Mon
10th the arrival Of the train leaving
New-YOrk at 10 p. m.
CEIEElSMAN-At her home Ridgeheld. Conn. Thurs
day 9th OF August. 1907 Maria Louisa. widow
Of T. Matlac1 Cheesman. NJ D. ana daughter % the
invited attend the funeral services at
calvary Church. 4th-ave and 2ist-st. Monday
10th day OF August, ~ 10 O'Clock a. NJ
CoLIINS-On THURSDAY August 6 1893 Margaret widow
OF Charles Collins Funeral from her late
dence No % Franklin ave. Monday, August 10.
s:3O o'clock. thence 70 ST. Patrick's Church
COMMUNICATIONS on August & 1895 sIas DoSring
aged - years. Notice OF funeral hereafter.
F5uLARp-In New-York City. on August G. 1903 Of
pneumonia Oliver g. Hilard. in the year OF his
services viii be Field ct the residence %
Mr. " A. White, No I5s Columbia Heights. Brooklyn.
On sunday. August Q. al 3 O'Clock
Jones suddenly at East Orange y. J. on August :
1893 Mary o.. widow ct the late Samuel - Jones
funeral hereafter.
Amelia beloved OF John Eill Pyper and Youngest
OF George baui- Funeral services
SUNDAY a . p n the residence o her mother Mrs
Catherine Daub. No. 4is sackrtt-s ST. brooklyn
WIN HrT5-In BROOKLYN August Elizabeth dauGhtcr
of the late Jonathan Winarth. aged - years
Morton Nu 4s4 Jefferson-ave. On sunday. August g.
2.3o o'clock
New-York tribune., 1903-08-09

HIGHEST temperature yesterday 80 oes'.s' - ..
average 63. average for correspondents oIe , ary ne
a. se FOR corresponding cate q last twenty ''e
years "a =, e,,o-,e-. to-day Monday. fair tfrsA
-, - southwest winds