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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
CHINA'S LOSS OF YANCHURIA.
RECOGNIZED IN REBUFF TO FOR
EIGN ENTERPRISES.
Prince Ching. Head Of the Foreign Once
Resumes Duties After an Interview
With tho RUssian Minister-Dossy
On the Treaty With This Country
Special cask Ds.pstsA 70 TIE svS.

WIN tuO HU00sou "UsssVs ~S
On the Treaty with This Country
Specie, caoh DsspsteA 70 THs SUS.
PEk1N, June ll.-After an ostensible ILL
ness Of several weeks Prince Ching, the head
Of the Foreign Office. resumed his duties
to-day. He had an interview yesterday
with M. Paul Lessar, the Russian Ministe
who has just returned to Pekin, and 1t u
thought by some that the return OF the
Prince to his duties may have had some
connection with his talk with the Minister.
During the time Prince Ching has been
Ill three Of the most important points in
the protocol have been under consideration,
namely the question Of the payment OF
the indemnity in gold or silver. the com
mercial treaties with various countries
and the preservation Of the integrity OF
China
In regard to the first point, Chang Chih
Tung, the Southern Viceroy, who, although
temporarily rebufed on account OF his
extravagant pretenoe Of independence OF
the protocol, particularly in the matter OF
the payment Of the indemnity, in which
he went further than what Is called the
false position OF the United States, and rem
dered himself ridiculous before the lega-
tions, has now prepared an original solution
OF the question Of the payment OF this
money, which he will offer to the Ministers.
He has no authority to act inthe matter
however, as he was simply summoned here
because Of his services in suppressing the
Boxer uprising in the Yangtse Valley in
1900
As to the second point, China. after six
months Of negotiation in regard to the
commercial treaty with the United States,
has merely accepted the prelminaries
Professionally.
In connection with the third question,
the preservation of the integrity Of China.
the consent of America to negotiate ques-
tions OF trade in Manchuria at Washing
ton without the participation of China in
the arguments has greatly weakened the
position Of the Empire, the people Of which
are helpless, although patriotic. The con-
Germ felt even among the Manchus does
not inspire any sympathy here. Neither
does the deliberate procedure OF Russia
in dealing separately with China and elimi-
mating America, England and Japan from
the conclusion Of the aggrandizement Of
Manchuria excite any feeling Of pity.
The recognition of the loss of Manchuria
by China has resulted during the past year
in a formidable rebuff to foreign enter
prises, such as the prevention Of the open
ing of mines, concessions for which had
already been granted to foreigners. This
shows that there is a growing conviction
that the partition of the Empire is con-
templated and that the allies will be unable
to maintain the integrity of the Empire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
CHIEF JUSTICE CRITICISED.
Other Members Of the Illinois Court Dis
approve Q Semi.Political Act.

Other Members Of the Illinois Court Dis
approve . semi.PoliticaI Act.
CHICAGO, June Informal disapproval
Of An act Of Justice D. B. Magruder, Chief
Justice Of the Supreme Court, was placed
on file in writing this afternoon by the
other Judges Of the Supreme Court. Jus
tice Magruder 10 criticised severely BY his
six oollea CUES. and indirectly he is accused
Of assisting In the defeat Of Justice Carter
In the Fourth district.
When the last Legislature rearranged
this district the Democrats sought from
the Supreme Court mandamus to compel
Secretary Of State Rose to certify the
nomination OF W. L. vandeventer OF Quincy
as their nominee from the old district.
The court refused to grant the petition,
but filed no opinion. Justice Magruder
Immediately field a dissenting opinion.
and II was circulated all over the Carter
district and did much TO defeat him.
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MARRIED..

BENJAMIN PRIME.-on Thursday. June H.
1908, at Grace Church, New York, BY the Rev.
William II. Huntington, d. o.. assisted by
the Rev. William II. Benjamin. D. n. Charlotte
Hoffman. daughter Of the late William H.
Prime and William Msssena BENZ amin.
PATTERSON On Tuesday. June Q.
In Trinity Church Hewlett, L. L., by the Rt.
Rev. Frederick Burgess, Bishop Of Long Island.
assisted BY the Rev Thomas Martin, Frances
Louise, daughter OF Mrs. James Augustus
Hewlett, 10 Edward Liddon Patterson.
wARE-IMLACH.--on Thursday. June IL. 1905,
AZ the First Reformed Episcopal Church. New
York, by Bishop Sabine, Grace. daughter OF
Mrs. Louise Imlach and the late Wili am Dundas
Imlach, to Franklin Backus Ware.
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GOV. ODELL SAILS AROUND.

Vista Quarantine, the House Of Refuge
and the State Hospital.
Gov. Odell, with party which included
Health Oficer Doty, ex-Congreeeman Will
liam H. Moore and Charles l.. Boyd. State
Superintendent of Public Works. visited
the Quarantine islands yesterday on the
Quarantine boat Gov. Flower. and then
went to Randall's Island. Supt. Sage Of
the House of Refuge conducted the party
through the buildings, and the Governor
gave a ten-minute talk to the boys.
Visit was also paid to the Manhattan State
Hospital, Wards Island. In the evening the
Governor had dinner with Congressman
James 6. Sherman and Supreme Court
Judge Warren B. Hooker, and then went
to the theatre.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
A Banner Prohibition Town Votes FOL
Hotel License.

LocKpoRT. n. Y, June ll.-For the first
time in its history. Newfane. the banner
prohibition town of Western New York,
voted for license. By special law passed
last winter, the license applies only to Olcott,
a summer resort on Lake Ontario. Hotel
license for Olcott was carried by 723 ma
iority, but ths other three propositions,
saloon, drug store and wholesale, were
defeated.
The International Railway, OF which the
Hon. W. Caryl Fly is president, led in the
license fight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
FILIPINO CHIEF CAPTURED.
Cuillermo. Daring Ladrone Leader, Causnt
by Stratagem.

BY etratageni.
Special CaAs DsspAseh to TIE SON.
MANILA, June 1.-The constabulary.
through some clever work on the style OF
that adopted by Gen. Funston In the capt
ure OF Aguinaldo, has arrested Gen. Gun
lermo, the ladrons leader who succeeded
Gen. San Miguel when the latter was killed.
They also captured his adjutant. SANTIAGO
and three ladrones and seized some valu-
able papers.
During the provincial enlistments for tho
ladrpnss . native inspector Of constabulary
formed . friendship with tho bandits by
pretending that he was anxious to Join
them. He obtained tho freedom OF the
camp In the Rial mountains. He led an
attack by volunteers who were disguised as
lsdrons recruits and captured the outht.
Few Of the bandits escaped.
Guillermo has been one Of the most daring
OF the outlaws. He evaded capture by the
Spanisrds for fifteen years.
Only two strong leaders Of the iadrones
now remain on the island Of Luzon. and both
Of these are in the province Of Cavite.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
WAIT IN VAIN FOR MONEY GIVER
Hoboes Fail to Find Bryant Parks Mid
nlght PhilanthrOpist.

Several hundred hoboes appeared last
night In Bryant Park, and sat around on
the benches waiting for the midnight phil
anthropist to appear with his roll OF money
They had read in yesterdays newspapers
that stranger nightly gave away quarters
and dollar bills to the poor.
They sat on the benches until the rain
drove them to seek shelter under the avn
ings along Sixth avenue, but when the rain
ceased they returned and waited. He
did not come, however, and at midnight the
men went away much disappointed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
EXCLUDED FROM THE MAILS.
Fraud Order Against Another Turf In.
yestment Concern.

torney- General Robb Of the Post ONCE
to-day issued an order denying the use Of
the mails to the United Turf Investment
Company. Thomas Walsh manager. Of
st. Louis. This is one Of the concerns pat
termed after the Arnold and Ryan turf
investment companies, which were allowed
to continue in business by the Assistant
Attorney Generals Office under the ad-
ministration of Gen. James n. Tyner, until
closed up by the police authorities Of St.
Louis. Post Office inspectors are now in
vestigating Gen. Tyners administration OF
his Office
A fraud order was also issued against
A. j. Noichus and F. s. Temple of Buffalo,
N. Y. proprietors Of the Hulonius Magnetic
Institute Of Buffalo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
CROWD CHAsES A NEGRO.
He'd unsulted Two Women and Slashed
Their Escort With q Ra Tor.

A negro insulted two women who were
walking on Eighth avenue at Thirty-ninth
street with Robert Russell OF 1852 West
Thirty-seventh street last night. Russell
started to thrash the negro and the later
slashed him with a razor, cutting his clothes
but doing no other injury.
The negro ran. followed by a crowd OF
white men. and things were going hard
with him when two policemen arrested
him and drove the crowd OFF At the West
Thirty-seventh street station the negro
said he was Ge1: ge Smith OF slS West
Thirty-seventh street
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Watson's Bail Reduced to $40, 600.

WARRINGTON, June lion application OF
the defendants counsel, Judge Pritchard
this AFTERNOON reduced bail in the case of
James NJ. A. Watson, Dr., the District en-
ployee accused of embezzling SIS 900 from
the Permit and Assessment fund, from
$4,000 to $4,000. Watson has secured
bondsmen. The amount named in the
warrant upon which Watson was arrested
is only trife over 5000.
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"Get the Habit...go to"
Bill 8zeAes4
WROTE "PROVED ABILITY"
Gen. Dick Didn't Say "Practicability''
in the Ohio Platform.


in the Ohio Platform.
AKRON, Ohio. June 1.-THE editorial
article in THE Sun few days ago in which
a little fun was poked at Gen. Charles Dick
Of this city, who wrote the platform Of the
Republican party at the recent convention
brought forth a statement from that man
to-day.
THE Sun is in error, said he, -in regard
to the use OF the word 'practicability /
did not use the word. What did use were
the words proved ability. The paragraph
to which THE Sun refers reads as follows:
We commend President Roosevelts fidelity
to duty, his adherence to President Mckln-
ley's policies and his own proved ability
in his high office, showing him in every
way worthy Of election by the people to
be their Chief Magistrates. We favor his
nomination for President in 1904
so you see" he continued, that the
report which THE Sun received
was not correct in that one particular.
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Army and Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON June ll.-These army orders were
issued 10 day:
Tese Q, SSsTs recently
airy to Fh SsysIry MaS Ssc PANEL souse,Tn
Cavalry. Troop Troop B.; FRS, Lieut., solomon L. Jeiiers.
from Twelfth Cavalry TO Seventh Cavalry IrGop
infantry to twenty eighth Infantry.
Capt, William V. Judson. Engineers. from Eng-
neer School Of Application to ONCE Chief OF Eng-
FRS, Lieut.. Clement c. Whtcomb. Assistant
Sfn poRs
Fort o 4 hs ,ro
twenty eighth Infantry to Twenty first Infantry.
leaves Of absence granted; Second Lieut.. Fred
Iegb A'lisTD two days Contract Surgeon
These naval orders were issued:
PORT ROYAL Ssvai Station but n' Continue duties as
commandment naval station az Charleston.
Commander C. Perkins Pc. from command OF the
Lieutenant, Commander r, NJ. Hughes. from the
Boston e rs eonsD,a % GIBSON, from
once Naval Intelligence, Washington, TO command
w Lieut.. A. H. Scales. from the Boston to the
Lieut. NJ. A, Anderson. from the Boston to tho
eo nrsSns Il podd Z H. FoTmRan and c p
Hun from the Boston 10 the Concord
MidShip,aan c, i. Ijiakcly. to the baltimore.
Medical Director c. L, GraNatt. placed on re .
tired list.
Medical Inspector F. Anderson. from the Ala +.
banla 10 the Brooklyn
surgeon J. C. Byrnss, to the Texas; ...un,,,.
station. San Francisco. to the Alabama.
Surgeon c. T, Stokes. TO L,ague island Navy
with the outbreak Of contagious diseases.
Surgeon G. Pickrell. from the Texas to the Iowa.
Passed Assistant Surgeon X. X. Smith, from the
Independence to naval and Marine recruiting
stations. San Francisco.
from the Iowa to homo and await orders.
Passed Assistant Surgeon a. Farenholt. from the
Boston TO the Concord.
Assistant Surgeon NJ K. Elmer. previous orders
modified: from the Ranger 10 the lndcpen dence.
Passed Assistant Paymaster J. Brooks. from
the Boston " the Concord
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Divorce for Mrs. Charles 4. Fox.

Justice Giegerich in the Supreme Court
on Tuesday signed the final decree of divorce
in the action brought by Louise Greer Fox
against her husband, Charles A. Fox. a
contractor. They were married six years
ago in st Matthew's Episcopal Church and
until last winter lived in West Seventy
seventh street. Fox, it is said. is now
living at the New York Athletic Club. The
divorce was granted on statutory grounda
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
CLAYTON IS FOR ROOSEVELT.
Ambassador to Mexico Also Says He Will
Soon Quit Public Life.

LITTLE Rock, Ark. June ll.-Chairman
H. L. Remmel of the Republican State
Central Committee received a letter to-day
from Ambassador Powell Clayton. written
in the City of Mexico on June S, saying he
not only favored the nomination OF Presi.
dent Roosevelt in 1904, but would do all
in his power to secure both his nomina-
ton and election. In conclusion Gen, Clay
ton says:
1T IL my fixed and unalterable determine
ton to retire permanently to private life
at the end, II not before. of President Roose-
velt's present administration"
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they did come around. but he gave them
-hot air
The Commissioner committed Upton
and McGregor In 5000 bail for the action
nished satisfactory bond, but McGregor's
was not accepted and he is still held.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
Killing Frost In the Northwest.

ST. PAUL, June IA heavy frost visited
Wisconsin, Minnesota and the Dakotas
last night, doing great damage to growing
crops. Reports from fifty localities show
that ice formed half an inch thick. and that
corn, vegetables, fax and fruit were killed;
Small grain was nipped severely and will
be set back a week. 1t was the severeet
late frost ever known and the temperature
fell to 10 degrees in many places. ..
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Credit Men Elect Omcers.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-. June 1.-THE eighth
annual convention Of the National Associa-
ton Of Credit Men concluded it's sessions
to-day and adjourned to meet in New York
city next year. j. Harry Tregoe of Balti-
more was reelected President and William
A. Prendergast secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
100000 FIRE IN ROCHESTER
The Brick Presbyt ertan Church and the
PancOst Building Destroyed.

PancOst Building Destroyed.
ROCHESTER,, June ia fire on State
street this morning destroyed the Brick
Presbyterian Church. the five-story Pan
cost Building and several smaller eetab-
lishments. The fire department faced the
alternative Of seeing the church go up or
saving State street with its many stores
and business blocks.
Il saw that l must choose said Fire
Commissioner Gilman to SUN reporter,
so let the church go up in smoke"
The department saved State street, but
II was only BY the hardest work. The
church will be rebuilt. The insurers put
the total insurance at $4,000. The total
loss is $500 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
Corduan-BensOn.

Miss Blossom Benson, daughter Of Mrs.
NJ. L. Benson. and Mr.. Frank Vaudeville
Corduan were married at q o'clock last night
in the home Of the brides mother at 427
Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn. The bride was
given away by her brother. Frank l., Benson.
gre gationaI Church performed the cerr-
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SAVED 4 CHINESE TOWN.
Heroic Work OF the Omcers and Crew Of
the Gunboat Calla0 at . Fire In Fu.Ti.

the GunbOat CaIIaO nj q Fire In Fu'TI.
WARRINGTON, June lin a report to
the State Department y bert NJ. McWade,
United States Consll-General at Canton.
China, says that the large town Of Flu Tt
would have been dest Dyed by fire except
for the heroic work Of Lieut.. E. A. Ander-
son. Ensign F. ". Sterling and the crew
of the United States ginboat Callao Half
the town had been destroyed when Ander-
son and his men began to fight the fire.
They saved many lives, but 20 persons
and 10 houses were burned.
The Consul-General praises highly the
work of Anderson, Sterling and the Callao's
crew. Secretary OF the Navy Moody to-
day sent the two officers ccmmendafory
trying to rescue an American who was
kidnapped by Chinese pirates near Canton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
The Canals Doing an Increased Business

ALBANY. June 1.-THE business done on
the canal for the first week Of June was
greater than for the corresponding week Of
any previous year for several years, the
total being l47. 377 tons this year, as against
s3,2l2 tons last year. The greatest te,a
of increase was anthracite coal, the ship
ments being 18. 22s tons this year. as against
lib tons last year.
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O4S. 600 for Gen. Harrison's Monument.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 1.-THE executive
committee of the Benjamin Harrison Me-
mortal Association held meeting to-day
and decided to proceed at once to erect a
monument to the memory OF the late ex-
President The commission now has
S45 900 on hand and the amount will doubt
less be increased to $4,000.
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ADMIRAL VISITS CONSUL.

Formal Exchange OF Visits Between once
and French Cruiser.
Admiral Rivet of the French Atlantic
squadron, whose flagship, the Tage, anch-
ored in the North River at the foot of
Twenty-seventh street on Wednesday,
paid his respects to the French Consul
General yesterday morning. In the after
noon NJ. de Magny returned the visit \
salute Of nine guns was fired as he boarded
the cruiser. The Tage will stay here until
the latter part of the month.
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The President Back From Hanna wedding.

WASHINGTON, June II -President Roose-
welt returned to Washington from Ceve-
land at 2 o'clock this afternoon, accom-
panied by Miss Roosevelt and Secretary
Loeb. He went to the White House, and
after remaining there short time went to
his office, where he took up for considera-
ton a large amount of correspondence
that had accumulated during his absence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
Mr.. Markham Explains .

Mr. Edward Markham writes to say that
the poem h Tbs reaa at me ene regent ami
appeared originally In Golfers Weekly. to
which publication credit should have been
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Rushing Millions Of Brick to This City.

Rushing Millions OF Brick to This City.
PouoHKERPsIE, June lin anticipa-
ton Of the reopening Of the building ma
terial yards in New York millions OF bricks
are being rushed to the metropolis from
the Hudson River district. The tug Mead
passed this city going south early this
morning with nineteen barges in tow,
loaded with I 1000, 900 bricks. Twenty more
loaded barges from the upper Hudson went
down tonight and as many more barges
left the yards from Reset on south. Work
will be resumed in all the Hudson River
Backwards on full time in a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-06-12
NJ. DOURN0vOS SUDDEN DEATH
On . Train in Prussian Terrftory-Body
Taken to Berlin.

IUkoH 10 ttTHU.
Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.
BERLIN, June I'm. Dournovo. the Rus
sian President Of the Committee of Minis
tiers, formerly chief Of the Civil Cabinet
Of the Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna,
and Minister of the Interior, and one Of the
Cars personal Secretaries of State, died
suddenly to-day on train between K6nigs-
berg and Marienburg, in Prussian terri
tory. while on his way to st. Petersburg.
The body was brought to Berlin.
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spain Interested In St. Lsuis Fair.

Special Cabls Dssposeh to TEE SUN.
MApnIp, June 11.--A. j. Buchanan. the
representative Of the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition, had an audience with King
Alfonso to-day. The King manifested
deep interest in the coming exposition
and reiterated his previous assurances
that Spain would participate In it.
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TO PRODUCE "PARSIFAL" HERE.
Mr. Conried win BE Able to Make
Negotiations.
Special Cable Despatch to THE SUN.

Special Cable Despatch TO THE SUN.
BAYREuTH, June lit is learned that
Frau Cosima wagners representative is
willing to negotiate with MIR. Conried
regarding the proposed performance Of
.Parsifal" in New York. Mr.. Conried u now
In Berlin
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Mrs. Window Soothing syrup for children
teethinG. softens the gums. reduces Inflammation.
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DIR. ROCKERS CONSIDERATION
To Take Place Next Sunday-Banquet at
American Catholic College.

ROME. June ll.--There was housewarm-
ing at the American Catholic College here
to-day. Cardinals Satoli and Martineli
and Mgrs. Rocker and Seton, well-known
American ecclesiastics, were guests at the
banquet Mgr. Kennedy, the head of the
college. proposed tho health of the Pope.
DR. Hooker will be consecrated Eishop
Of Nueva Caceres IN the Philippines next
Sunday.
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Patrick Conklin to BE Put to Death on
July ~.

ALBANY. June ll-Patrick Conk lin, who
killed his wife in New York city, Is to be
put to death on July 81 at Sing Sing prison.
The Court Of Appeals denied Conklin new
trial.
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Boys, 69c.

AS far as straw hats are con-
cerned this is an excellent time
to