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New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
ROCK IsIAND-FRIsCo DEAL CLOSED
= Becomes Operative, Announces ]. P Nor
gan & Co.

IL the Office of J. ?. Morgan q % IL was an
rounced yesterday that the oeai y " - g
-, Ts,,-d Gets control Of the St Louis and San
T-ra-c,sco Railroad Company is operative Inc
r-ndtcate has already obtained the deposit q Z
,ns srriry of the Frisco stock, and there was no
rest os any extension Of the time 1or oeIoSi'iNs
stock -. =
N his ope-ation J ?. Morgan & Co acted for the
chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Com
rs7v their offer being follows; For each snare
q Frisco common stock $50 (paT Falue3 III tne
Ter cent gold bonds OF 1913 OF the Onfcso, & i-oen ~
Island and Pacific Railroad Company, and $50 ipar
vslve5 II the common stock OF the Rock 1slaho
Company {of New-Jersey). The chicago hocA
Island and Pacihc Railroad Company reserved Ile
,tzh nor 10 cor,srrrnate the proposed purchase IN
less a least Z5.G00 shares OF the FRISCO corn coiSL u
stock fcotal outstanding %I40S9 snaresj' shoN4a 10
deposited Oh or before June /
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
WAITING FoR EUROPEAN STOCK.

Ia regard to the United States Steel conversion
syndicate il was said yesterday afternoon al inc
ofhce Of J. P Morgan & Co. the synolcste HaEA
ayers that they not yet ready 10 give hs
urex iu regard 70 the conversion plan, yesterday
being the last Gay for the deposit OF prelelISu
stock asserting II was explained that the oeids
N issuing an official statement due to the Laci
thar q number Of preferred shareholders living IN
Europe were stiI 70 be heard from Inc sl1te
t1eat about $4,000 60 cl preferred STOCK .a1
been turned for bonds by holoerh hot ii' ii+>
eyn6icsts Is substantially correct
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

THE PASSING THRONG.

New-orieans is bound to catch most Central Amer
lean trade. according to ". J. Dugan. native
OF the Crescent City. who has in
CENTRAL terests in the land OF revolutions
AMERICAN Yesterday, the Park Avenue
TRADE FOR Hotel. he gave his reasons for so
NEW thinking Said he AT present
ORLEANS very little Central American trade,
by comparison. passes through
New-OrIeans. most going TO New-York or San
Francisco. Guatemalan trade. in which 1 am In
terested for instance. using the port Of San Fran
cisco with goods going either way. American
caeta is building railroad from Porto BarriOs TO
Guatemala City and when this is completed it VIII
divert our trade, which is largely coffee. TO New
Orleans c LOIS OF ana 1 IN 0 reoItionar1 ion eisment
has not been overactive recently We nave SUI
They seemed to be more frequent than usual On
the whole however, trade has been good
Carlos zaldo. Cuban Secretary OF State. who
came TO this city few days ago because OF the
illness of his daughter Isabelle.
EXPRESSES now rapidly recovering. talked on
CONFIDENCE Cuban topics yesterday at the
IN CJJBA's Cherbourg apartments Regarding
FINANCES the disposition Of the Isle Of Pines
which is soon TO be settled by
treaty between the United States and Cuts, senior
zaIdo said: .I don't expect much opposition to
Cuha's claim to the island It has always been
regarded as a part of Cuba and, OF course we
wish to retain IT, I sure the Cni1ed states
will recognize our claim to 1T On the question
of the sS5 o0o 600 for which Cuba is to negotiate
the Secretary OF State said that the country must
prove the financial world lts aolg 70
payment Of the interest and the prIncIpal oeloLe
attenpting to borrow. This, he declared the re-
public could do. And, he added; % e P1esiosI1s ts
Palma is conservative man and VIII not issue
any bonds unless be is certain thst IE9y MI PC }s
paid when due The natlorat To- fbe Gii,hsn Con-
gress will not become q law, salo Senor ZaIag J;
veto the measure. If passed. which means us
death.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
GENERAL A. MD. M'cooK STRICKEN.

DAYTON Ohio, June 1.-Major General A4exaIdel
Med. Mccook. O S. A, retired. is IN a critical con-
dition at the home Of his so-in-law Charles craig
head in this city. He was stricken with paralysis
last Tuesday and has been growing. sradually
worse. Mrs. Chauncey Baker and Mrs DunIap' MS
daughters, who summoned from W asllIisIon,
are by MS bedside General McCooks frnrneolat7
death is not expected.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
PERKINS SEES PRussIAN MINISTER.

Chicago June l-Baron Won Rheinoaoeh' rus
sian Minister OF Finance, accompanies oy EatNs
,1i ,Tori,z von Booker Of Remscheid. Ger
- = Won Kersen United States deputy con-
srIl general in Berlin Secretary Won scheHer stem
ygsrrz of the Germany Embassy In washington,
and ] K Hand. of New-York a representative ' %
r7iarnont Morgan nave arrived here from a l lo1.I
9h-ongb the West, and VIII remain ioI So'140
days .--a 49, D- yUaIther Viewer.
c-srn9ap Consul here. Baron Won khein @ ososh s-TT
$1,000 George W Perkins. VINO came ifoiH 4'sh
TeSeLL TTL 70 meet tiae Prussian Minister
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

The shuberts yesterday signed ten-year star
-, .o,,+ract with Jefferson De Angels. He may
be seen in an English importation next season but
81 Is more likely TO be American made musical
comedy They have also signed Miss helen hed-
~ - --Sse ,,e,,+ ees son In her new musical comedy
e" 70 1ateSoyrpv leS % Both Miss Redmond and Mr
Sariefon are ''FTlorofora" graduates.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
TO UNvEIL c. A. HOBART STATUE.

Paterson N J.. June 1.-The statue Of the late Vice
President Hobart will be unveiled here on Wednes-
day Governor Murphy, United States Senators
Kean and Dryden, and most Of the State officers
are expected to be present. The statue Will be IN
veiIed by Fontaine B. Bell and the presentation
speech will be made by Vice-Chancellor Stevenson
The speech of acceptance will be delivered by
Mayor HinchIiffe. The opening prayer will be de-
uvere6 bv the Rev David Magic pastor Of the
Church Of the Redeemer. The orator Of the day
will be ex-Attorney General Grisgs, who Will re-
I-ieyy he of Mr.. Hobart
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
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Russis Berlin Russis. Munich; Grand Hotel.
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Hotel. Berlin; Continental Hotsl Munich; Hotel
Disch. Cologne.
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cd. Hotel National Lucsrne. Grand Hotsl Pupp.
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New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
JAPAN,s MINISTER TO MEXICO.

San Francisco. June k SugiInura, the newly
appointed Japanese Minister 70 Mexico has arrived
here on the steamer America Maru. en- route to
the City of Mexico to take up the duties Of his
new office Accompanying him is K Suduma. who
is the head Of large Japanese immigration COM
nany engaged in establishing japanese colonies at
various places. He is going TO Mexico to study
industrial conditions for the guidance OF his COM
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
INTERNATIONAL FELLOWSHIP AWARDED

The first award OF an international le-4S"si41P
fo- s+r,s, "a France recently established between
Columbia and the University of France was an
bounced yesterday b. ColumbIa's university coufl-
c. The holder Of the award is Frederick curry
Ozrrznder of Cornwall. -. I He was grad4s7te 47
wftE - dsrree OF 4 3 in the class Of s5 at Wes-
lepsn University and has mad fellowship III 1'o-
r.srce lerE,rIaces q Col.EnaiA I-Is year.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast.

Washington June The southwest disturbance still
ssists over Missouri steadily diminishing intensity
although rain Is falling in that vicinity Il has not
however been very heavy except ST. Lous where 364
inches have fallen since Sunday night Rain also con
tinued In the middle slope. the Ohio Valley South At
ntic states and the south portion OF the upper lake
region In the Central Rocky Mountain region and south
plateau there showers
Temperatures have fallen from the Ohio Valley south
ward except in Florida and they 70 % degrees be
low the seasonal this district the central
valley and the extreme Southwest. West Of the
Rocky Mountains pressure with comparatively high
temperatures except the coast and there were local
thunderstorms in the middle and north plateau
There viii be showers to-day in the Ohio Middle Mtsss-
sippi and Lower Missouri valleys. the South Atlantic
states s4d the middle south plateau. and showers
"wednesday in the middle slope and Central Rocky iou
tain region Elsewhere weather viii he generally faI
TO-DAY an Wednesday -,
II viii be warmer to-day the slope and Central ROCKY
Nour in region cooler in the middle plateau.
II will be warmer Wednesday the central valleys ana
cooler in the Northwest and extreme Central West.
fresh and mostly the Mi-dIe Atlantic Coast
fresh east; on South Atlantic Coast fresh east 10
south: on fresh south to southwest on the
upper northeast TO east and on the lower
lakes fresh "a,
have fresh south winds and fair weather TO the
Banks.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
r. =. j. Barring IN SAN FRANCISCO.

San Francisco, June Harold H. J. Barring.
member Of the London family Of bankers OF that
name has arrived on the steamer America Maru
from the Orient In company with Mrs Barring
he is making a tour of the world. Mrs. Barring IS
= daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Churchill OF
E~-1r
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
THEOLOGICAL sEMINARY's PLANS.
To Use Two Million Dollars to Enlarge Cur
riculum and Later for Buildings.

Princeton, June 1-President Patton referring to
the vast amount of money that has come to the
theological seminary through the bequest Of Mrs
Mary j winthrop, OF New York said to-day: The
seminary will not definitely determine the use TO
which the money is to be put until it is actually in
its possession From another high source the
statement was elected that 4 large part Of the
SEQ eoo VIII be used in the enlargement Of The
curriculum. and later in the erection Of a chapel
Z gymnasium and dOrIutOrtes.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
DR.. LoRIMER INVITES THE DEACoNs.
At Dinner They Can Talk Over the Call to
fremont Temple.

Boston, June 1 (SpeciaD.--Dr. Loriner, who has
been IN Chicago The last week. has replied 70 the
call from fremont Temple by q letter inviting
Deacons O. NJ Wentworth, L II. Rhodes and
NJ. A. Maks to dine with him and At the same time
discuss the Temples call. There has been con-
siderable criticism Of the committees determine
tion TO go to New York, and the feeling IS that
DR.. Lorrner's call having been sent by mail the
reply should be sent the way instead OF
verbally through the committee.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
NAVAL WAR COLLEGE TO OPEN.

Newport r. I. June (SpeciaD-The otncers Or
dered TO attend the summer course Of instruction
at the Naval War College reported to Captain r, +
Chadwick president of the college, so-day, ana
were assigned 10 various committees for the sum-
ners work The War College will be torrnalIy
opened tomorrow. when Rear Admiral stephen y.
Luce the founder Of the institution, will make the
address.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Postomce Notice

Should be read DAILY b. all interested Changes
may any trne.1
Foreign malls for week ending June 8 1908, VIII
close tro-,ptly cases. General PosJc os
follows: Mails close earlier than
closing below. Parcels Nails Ger
many close al 5 .. Wednesday,.
Regular Supplementary Mails close Foreign Sta
half closing snoUu oeicT tsx
cept Supplementary Mails and Cerrrsl
America via Colon close Forsign STA
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
w r. MACY, JR., GIVES A HOUSE.

william H. Macy. jr. gave as gift yesterday
.,t1e n No Ct West Fifty y-second-st. brownstone
dwelling house on plot 20xlO04 feet 10 feet east
oF Sixth-ave-, 10 Josephine NJ GhaLlOeIA-4'
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Died.

into ,,es ss Z, 8 9na E HSsrs srTos. J1s al
atheFing = nasv ; @Ie June ~ s from her late residencs
HiIlside-ave Metpchea. y J.
BOs-wrcK-At her residence wara-ave.. stapletpn.
staten r. I5and s Nay & o lg 1ae aBd aaa q the
9 Cortlandt Livingston Funeral private
coRB1EREon Saturday May %. At Seattle chaEosts
niSgfon. Vt Notice Of funeral hereafter.
F1LLER-on Monday June l. residence, No.
coavsnience Of family New-Hampznire papers please
copy.
1.AwRENcs-At Summit N. J.. MAY 60 1909. Estslls.
Of Brooklyn. Y = Services 70 he'd the wess-
minister Presbyterian Church corner OF FIRST Place ana
CInton-st-. Brooklyn. Tuesday. June 2 al 1:45 ? m
LAIn Paers9n = j. % on Mo- Monday Jqne Rs,ifSs, lg3
amy -1gS ATo%sn nj fs we s6 ii T are Invited to attend the
funeral Wednss3ay june 3 ls09 sron9 ner ia's & r
p m Inter1nent at the convenience Of the family
PATTERsoN-E Gilbert Patterson born at @ agd-
Say Say ae. 10 1sos S''''v' % -7''' ''' -
sMITHERs-On May 81. Glen Cove Long Island ALICE
smftherz. Funeral private
sToRM-1n sad and loving memory of my Harold T.
Storm. who passed away at Bad Nauheim, Germany
June . 1901.
c6TgstaI Wife Of Frederick Caldwell Thomas funeral
services At her late residence No 4S rank
O'Clock Interment private.
TURNER-At his residence. Florence. Italy. Sun
TeT york cay c.ty. o. D'''1 -''1 -----'' ''''-'''
wALLACE-on Sunday. at the Methodist EPtscopsI assI
nuP'9 @ aa tng FIn9ral at Xehodist Episcopal Church
Home Tuesday evening at O'Clock.
The w o wn
IS the most accessible cemetery OF the unetrUp-
oils By Harlem trains. trolley .or carriage
Thirty minutes from Grand Central Lots
sold at s125 up. Send for Illustrated Book
let. by request a representative viii cali
OFFICE % EAST 28D-sr N Y CITY.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
Mr.. MEYER VISITS QUEEN MOTHER.

Rome June The queen mother received the
United States Ambassador Mr. Meyer. to-day in
nrtyate audience. and showed great interest in
the St Louis Exposition, asking for particulars re-
sardipg its extent and Importance.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

F1ben PIympton. because OF the break in the tour
will not play the final performances In Providence
ard Foston Of Romeo and Juliet" with Miss Rob
son and Bellew. Accordingly, I1ienler I" Co nave
ns IN Ta-oes O'Neiu and he Will play AIer
Ito at the four final performances. beginning
Thursday In Providence
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Yocian Comes to the Aid of Duss, or th'
Other Wav-O'Neiu as Mercutio.

Eociau will play once more in public before he
rst,,rns to Prague. Duss has engaged him for a
snecial appearance next Sunday evening In Venice
otherwise known the Madison Square Garden.
i Is doubtful II he plays the Guarnerius, how
ever. much as he and the public, and Duss, might
desire that to be-
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

! Eghesl IempeTature yeEteTaag. %
average average corresponding date last year. 63
average for corresponding date twenty-five
6e.
| winds
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

Groton Mass. June 1.--Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt
who came here last Friday visit her sons at the
C,rotop school left here to-day her way back to
washington. Mrs. Roosevelt was accompanied by
her maid Mrs Cowles. who came with Mrs. Roose-
welt left yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
CHARLES NJ. PEPPER IN CHILL.

ssrtiaxo- Chill. June l--ChaTles NJ Pepper, spe-
cial Intercontineutal Railroad Commissioner Of the
Tinted States arrived here yesterday, and was re-
oeived by President Resco.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

At the Circle Nine. Adelaide Hermann is appear
ing in several acts, called THE Sleeping
Beauty; or, & Dream in Mtdair," being the mos
novel Illusion.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

Miss Lillian Burkhart, always favoF1te IN Vau-
devile is the feature at Keiths this week IN new
sketch called "A Strenuous Daisy"
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
VoT-RS. Morning.. Night.

In this diagram the white line shows the
changes i pressure by the Tribunes self
recording The dotted line shows the tepera-
ture as recorded by the Weather Bureau.
The following record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes in the temperature for the last
hours comparison with the corresponding data OF
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

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New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
IIarried.

AINIIEY-SHELDON-At ChiddingfoId. England June
! 1908 MISS Suzanne H Sheldon daughter q Ny 1 and
10 Mr. Henry Atnley. Of London
cAPTE-7P ASK-Ou June ! at St Georges Church. In
this city by the Rev. Percy s Grant Mrs Irene
Emerson Tras daughter of the late Samuel H Ran
som of Albany. y. Y. the Rev. William Henry
Garth rector of St AIchaeIs Church NaugatUck. Conn
Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
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At OTHER HOUSES.

Miss Kate Claxton. IN the perennial revival Of
The Two Orphans was seen by a large and en-
thusiastic house at the West End last night
The last weeks of the Murray Hill stock company
are AT hand Last night the bill presented for the
week was the comedy Our Boys and the one-act
farce. "A Moment of Terror" Henry V. Donnelly
appears in the cast
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

Augustin Days The Lottery Of Love- was re-
uived by the stock company at ProctoTs Fifth
Avenue Theatre yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

John Quincy Adams may be seen this week at
the Eden Musee, in
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02
MRS ROOSEVELT LEAVES eRoToN.

At Pastors the leaders on the bill are Sullivan
New-York tribune., 1903-06-02

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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND WEDNESDAY.
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