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New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
ENGLISH "PARslFALp SINGERS HERE.

A number of the singers engaged by Henry w
Savage for his production Of "ParsifaI' in ERgIsh,
arrived yesterday from Europe. Christian De Noss.
who has been engaged to sing the role of Par
sifal. the Finland. Mr. De VosS made his
debut in 1898 Walther. in ''Tannhauser" and for
the last years ne has been tenor of the Meth
erIaads Royal Opera. IN Amsterdam Franz Egenierr,
who the Germanic, is a pupil of Nine.
I.iln Lehman and Victor Maurel. and made his
debut in Berlin two years ago Germont, la
Travlata" He will sing the role Of Amfortas. on
the Grosser Kurftrst were Hanna Mara, Johannes
Bischoff and Putnam Griswold Nine Mara, who
will be one of the three kundrys engaged by Mr.
Savage was a mezzo-sOprano with the Stadt The
atre at Breslau Johannes BischoT. who will also
sing Amfortas. spent several years under Herr
Betz In 1889 the director of the Stadt Theatre at
Cologne heard him sing. ard engaged him immedi-
stev and since then he has been with that theatre
Putnam Ciriswold who will be the Gurnemanz in
Mr. Savage's production of ''Parsifal is an Amer
lean For the last year he has been a bass ut the
stadt Theatre at Frankfort. Nine. Kirkby Lunn
sailed from England Saturday. and will be here
in time for the orchestral rehearsals OF Parsifal
which will begin September g. the Garden
Theatre There will be no postponement OF the first
performance of "I'arsifal.' which will take place
ae original Iy announced, at the fremont Theatre in
roston on October Y. The first performance in
New-York will be on November Z
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
T4NGLE CLEARED UP.
State and Novy Departments in
Charge of the Lena Case.

Washington, Sept, 13.-The development of
the day in the case of the Russian cruiser Lena
at San Francisco the clearing up of the
official mudde arising out of the doubt to
which Of i've departments of the government
should deal with it, 1t was finally decided by
the President that the State and Navy de-
partments should treat the case. acting joint
ly, decision calculated greatly to expedite
handling il.
The Navy Department received a telegram
from Rear Admiral Goodrich. at San Francisco.
showing that on his own Initiative he had
caused one Of his expert officers to make a pre-
liminary examination Of the Lena. and that tenn
porary repairs would take six weeks and new
boilers would involve delay of eight months
The President approved the admirars action.
and decided that he should continue 10 handle
the case IN san Francisco under instructions
from the State and Navy departments This in
volved a further expert examination OF the ship
The Russian government did not object-at
least the Russian consul at San Francisco gave
that understanding and within a day or two
with the assistance Of expert mechanics from
the Union Iron Works. Admiral Goodrich will
be abIe TO report more fully on the repairs. The
admiral also adopted the precaution Of guard
ing the Lena with ais own vessels, and this ac-
tion was approved by the department
Under the Presidents instructions Acting Sec
retary Adee for the State Department, and Cap
tain PiIlsbury. for the Navy Department, hau
TWO conferences. and the result was the prepa-
ration Of instructions 70 Admiral Goodrich
which IL IS understood. were first telegraphed
10 the President for his approval These IN
srructions contemplate allowing sufficient time
10 the Lena 10 make temporary repairs. There
is however. "A growing belief here that the yes
sci will b. Obliged 10 remain at san Francisco
until the end OF the war. for ii is likely that by
the time she could be made ready TO go 10 sea
one or more Japanese cruisers would he OF the
Golden Gate ready to sink capture her Fore
seeing a request for the vessel 10 remain, the
officials have been considering what shaA be
done with the crew-whether they may De al
lowed TO return 10 Russia on parole or must De
kept on their ship in san Francisco Haroor On
MS point no decision has been reached
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.


The schedule OF closing Transparthc ofails Is ar
transit 70 pert sailing TIE connecting rrafIs
fsxcept Registered. Trsns-Pachc Mails which close
,. previous dayl close AZ the General Pasroeics.
York. follows;
close ,. September 15. Tor dispatch per $
HAWAII japan Korea China and PhliDptne Islands via
san Francisco, close a. $50 m Sep-snaSsr Is.
1aoag ,sxeeDt Parces-Posr Mal,s). Korea china and
Specially addressed mail for Philippine ISazds. VIA
Vancouver and Victoria, 3 c. close a. $50 D. m.
for dispatch pe- s Empress Il1ia-
Japan Korea china and specially addressed mail s8r
PbFfppne Islands via Tacoma. close at $50 . n.
September -. dispatch per 3 Machaon-
Australia teEcept WeStl. Nssv-Cal-doHa
samoa Hawaii and Fiji lsls-ds via san Francisco.
cI5se a. 80 o. m September - Dispatch nsr
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mail for New-Zeaand does not arrive ! time
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n N ESQ q n. and $50 = SUNDAYS 4.30
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Hawaii Japan China and Phillppine Islands
san Francisco. close A 60 P. n Ssptenhs- 26 tor
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eco 10 m, September @6 for dispatch per Transport
F Islands Australia texcept Westl AMI Nev-Caledora.
Via Vancouver and Victoria. B. C. close ESQ ?.
October for dtSp4xch Per s. > AoranEL
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Naachuria Eastern Siberia forwarded
Russia instead of via Japan. the usGal route.
NCrE.-Jnless otherwise addressed. Australia IS
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ana certain places the Chinese Provinces q
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CORNELIUS VAN COTT. PostmastG.
Fostcric- New York. y. J.. September 1904
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Mr.. HANSEN TO REPRESENT RUSSIA.

Bar Harbor. Me. Sept. 1S-Mr Hansen the FIRST
Secretary Of the Russian Embassy. started for
Washington tonight represent Count Cassnt.
the Ambassador. in the Lena affair. Beyond this
the count said this afternoon. nothing has been
done b. him. He had received advices from
Washington nor had he sent any. The only COM
muncation received by him was that from the
Russian consul-general san Francisco, telling
of the arrival of the Lena out of repair. Count
Cassini repeated what he said last night. that he
was confident the President would deal fairly with
the case. that ii would be necessary for the
Amba ssador to leave here present Count CasSni
observed that the report of Rear Admiral Good
rich with reference TO the Lena'S boilers sig
nfdcant only because IL confirmed the reports
the vessel OF rpair. 1t taken evil
dence also that the United States government
intended do what right.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
MUST GO OR DISMANTLE.
Continued frem first page.

ed rifles and belts filed with ammunition. are
keeping close watch over the Lena, and will do
so while she remains in port. TO see that the
neutrality laws rigidly enforced. both for
and against her. A vigilant watch is being kept
70 see that no fanatic creeps up on the Lena for
the purpose of possibly repeating the Maine in
cident in this port. and TO make sure that the
ship receives no help in the shape of arms am
munition. men or equipment, or any coal be-
yond enough 10 carry her to the nearest home
port. Every boat that approaches the Lena is
held UP until the officers in charge are satisfied
that it's errand is legitimate.
War risks on cargOes to Japan have Jumped
from a quarter Of 1 per cent to from ; to = per
cent, as q result Of the arrival OF the Lena in
this port.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TRANsATLANTIC MArLs.

WEDNESDAY tt4thl-At $50 a so- Europ4 per
MalsStlc via Queenstown and Liverpool: $50
FOR Italy direct. Per CIUJa d TornO (ruaiI
directed per : CIrta Ii Torfac'). a m for
denmark direct, per : HslliS Oav d.
rected Per s Hellg Olavl
4HGh hSDAI (Jtll-Ar g. for France. Switzerland.
ltaly, spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Greece and Brit
tsh india. Per Ia T1uraIns, via Havrs mail for
TeUrane.''l
FRIDAY d6thlAs 1o:se D m for Azores Islands. Per
s 3 Ronlani-. frcIa Boston
SATURDAY GIthi-Ar a for Europe. per Ger
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Per s. EtrUr1a, via Queenstown and Liverpool $50
a II ror Belgium direct 5 Finland mail
ne directed per :. s Finlandl 10:30 a N. fc-
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N0IICE-Fivs cents per haif ounce addition ths
regular postage must be prepaid all letters for
WaTded BY the Supplementary MGis and letters de-
POSTED n the drops marked Lersls for Foreign Coul
tr-es after the closing % the Regular Mail. dis
patch 5y particular vessel viii be forwarded
less such additional postage Is fully prepaid by
stamps. supplementary IrauSzta1-1C Mails
opsusS On tle piers q the American. English and
trencE steamers. Whenever the Sailgs 9-0U
a n q later. and late mail be deposited the
mail boxes On ire piers - The German sailing
from Hoooksn The mails On the piers open hour
ana nalt before sailing time and close minutes
before sailing time Only regular postage letters s
cents half ounce Is required articles mated
ne piers or the American. White star and German
tSea osft steamers double postage Csttsrs 10
ha-t ounce q other lines
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
TO RESUME THE sLoCUM INQUIRY.
Government Commission to Take Further
Testimony Here This Week.

Washington Sept. IS-Ths government commits
sion appointed 10 investigate the Slocura disaster
and examine into the condition OF the steamboat
inspection service in New-York. Will resume the
taking Of testimony in that city Thursday morn
ing When the commission adjourned. the reinspec-
tIon OF the excursion steamers in and around New
York had not been completed. bat this work having
been finished. the commission viii meet TO gather
such further facts questioning may develop
Acting Secretary Murray, the chairman of the
commission. said to-day that he hoped 70 close
me hearings hv Saturday. when the COMMISSION VIII
at once begin the preparation OF its report
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPACIFIC

CUBA-Via Port Tampa. FIa. closes this o-Hcs daily
except ThErsday AZ f'59 a n Ghe eo1ascsing mails
MEXIC0 CTTT-OvaraId. unless specially asdr-ssed
disoatch by closes this daily exc-r-
Sunday. a 1;30 2. and 10-3o D. at i
= n 1880 ..
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North sydney and thence by steamer. closes vnts
daily ESQ connecting mails
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closes al ofice $50 D nd
MOI ELON-By rail Boston, thence b. stsarus-
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BRITISH HONDURAS. HONDURAS East Cozse3 Al
GCATEMALA-BY rail @ New-Orieans.
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at fIO.S9 p M.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES. ETC

WEDNESDAY L4thlAt $50 a 2. Complementary 1870
for Inasus Haiti santa Marta and o-5sr uiacss
in Nagdalsna DEPARTMENT o. Colombia per FIsu-
uEla a = = IoF Arse1itIIe T,1suay and Paraguay.
Per 3 Afghan Prince. az 12-30 D (suppierneut-
sry p M tor Turks Island and Dominican he
public, per ; s Seminole
THURSDAY tI5thl-Ar 5 a for Cuba. Yucatan ar4
Campeche, per Mo1terey Gua-I for other parts %
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for Mexico per $ ElassTa via TaEnpico mail
De directed > ) Niagara NoErhsra
Brazil Pc : Bernard, via Para and Maaaos-
FRIDAY q6tal-At = supplementary 1880 ,.
for bahamas. r O-iza5a. Nassau mail for
Santiago must be directed .'per ; Orzabal; AZ $50
= m for Bermuda. per steamer from Halifax
SATURDAY Q1Jhl-At o a for Argentine. Uruguay
and Paraguay, = 5. Arabstan: 7.3o a m So-
Newfoundland, Re= = : Silvia; $50 (sI5ue-
nantaTy 9-Su a nj fer Porto Rico. Curacao and
Venezuela = : Colombia via
Curacao. must De directed Per 9 Ca-zc4s1: q
a m Porto Rico 3 A-ka6ia.
0rGnaTy mail onyl; go a supplementary &c 80
d for Fortune Island. Jamaica Columbia
cept Masislela Department, per 5 AIrai tnaiI to-
Costa Rica must BE directed ''psr 4 AcaTs}.
$50 m (supPeusntsry 1870 a ny for
81, Thomas, ST Crcix Lsews-d and Wizdvs-1
Islands. British Dutch and French Guiana Per
FoarabeI,s mail for Grenada and Trinidad a.
per FonabeIle'l- 70 a cuba pr
Nero Castle. via Havana. 10 a II 11r Gran
ada Trinidad AID Ciudad Bolivar British. Dutch ard
French Guiana. Per s : Grenada. 1880 D. n for
cuba. per Oilnds. Natanzas Cnau raus. b H.
rected per >. : Oltnda'
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
MRS. CLARKE TO WE'D AGAIN.

lBT TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE-I
Atlanta. Ca, Sept. li-At go O'Clock Tomorrow
afternoon. i'm New-York. Mrs. Alre Stocking Clarke
VIII Dc welded Charles Donnclly jr. son Of a
wealthy PittsburE man Mrs. Clarke is one OF the
eaudSoTnest and best known In the South
and her wedding, following closely her divorce
viii cause g1elt social dutter in the Southern
States Mrs. Clarke IS from Atlanta. and is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Stocking
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Republican campaign meetings. @as sol aad sss
BrOs5ws~. noon.
Convention q the American Banker Association
Waldorf. - a reception, Waldorf. .. II
International Geographic Ccugr~ss ~. West
Egnty-a.st st dinner eTeGi0g
Democratic ratification meetings in and around Tam
many Hail. evening
Meeting Central Republican Club tt- %E.fst
and -s4s~nth-st. aua
Le1oX- ave. ?
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
The PRESIDENTS LETTER.
VIGOROUS AND AGGRESSIVE

From The Washington Post GndependenU
The Presidents letter of acceptance is Roose-
veltian II reveals the vigorous. aggressive man.
no longer entrammeled by the conservatism OF the
cautious candidate. He challenges the opposition
fearlessly, and writes who feels his calling
and election
There Is enough spirit in the document tn arouse
the partisan masses. 1t Is verttabIe keynote tor
the stump Many OF his utterances Will be com
bated-some Of them. doubt. succeSsfulIv-but
on the whole. they will appeal to Republican pride
and kindlA anew the party te-vor. Roosevelt is
strongest when he is himself His personality has
carried him 10 high place. The Inconsistencies of
his career have never endured confront him as
obstacles his way TO greatness and In giving
full and free expression 20 his sentiments now he
takes risk. iE The Posts opinion.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
JOSEF HorMANN HERE FOR TOUR.

Josef Hoffman. the pianist arrived yesterday
the crosser urfarst. for his fourth American tour
under the nlanag cement OF Henry wolfson ITof-
mann. after tour Of the Middle West. win arrive
IN Seyv- York in time for the first OF the Philhar
,,onic concerts or November ls. One week later
he will give his first piano recital here He vii!
main IN this country until the end OF April. and
will give one hundred concerts.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

ATBEMARLE-C II sabire Albany. O H
Csrosrenq- Washington. Edward Bok Philadelphia.
CA&BRiDGE- Richard Maurer. Iisnorer. Holland,
EARLTNGTO%-Profsssor ". Watson Boston.
EOEFMAN-P. r QuiIisn Syracuse. HOLLASD
-Fx-Cfo7ernor John Lind Minnesota; Sena tor
FsoIes PenrosA. Pennsylvania; Professor 7. Mehll.
Zurich. AfAJESTIC-John ". Maclean. Utica.
MANIA TIA N-Professor D r. Zwlkel. Berlin,
Or. F. Mursterburg. Leipzig
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Postomcs Notice.

Should be read DAILY By all interested as chazx.s
may occur JIne)
fOelsn mails for the week ending September II 1904
VIII close promptly in all General Posro.
= Ioi1oWs- Parcels Post Mails close sa-sr
tash cIoslns time shown below
germany close az D p September - ard Il
SesaiaF anu supp Foreign
corner oL West and Morton Streets half hour Ias-
time shown below except
ary Malls for Europe Central America Colon.
e'ose cne hour later a. Foreign S5ation)-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
OPERATION ON NORTON ?. OTIS.

Congressman &ortsa ? Olis Is in St John S
Hospital Yoz-kers. where this week h. underwent
an operation Sor internal cancer The physicians
say the operation Is successful.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

=, this diagram continuous white line shows the
--a1gee IN pressure Indicated by The Trfbune's
eT- -r.cord,ng barometer TIE dotted line shows the
.,,neraftir1 recorded by Weather Bureau
Jocul Oscial Rerora.-The following oiciai record
s,ona fse Weather Bureau SHOWS changes IN
tsnpsr.ture for the last hours. In
,,arson with the corresponding date OF last year:
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
DR.. E. w DoNALD's SUCCESSOR.
lar TELEGRAPH y TIE rRlsr,

sT TELEGRAPH ID THE TRlBUNEI
Boston. sept 1.-THE report that the Rev FLOYD
ToukiTs. rector % Holy Trinity Church. PhlladeI-
phia. Is 70 succeed the late Rev. Or z Winchester
Dorald rector Of Trinity Church here *
lieved oy ulany OF the Trinity congregs Jou despite
tenfafe
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Highest temperature yesterday. 81 d.grsss: lowest,
-: nyssass CO. average corresponding date last
gear ~ Averages for corresponding date last twenty
n.a yeaTs, CO.
tssraf Foreeast cloudy to-day rain by night;
THURSDAY. ram and cooler frcab 10 brisk northeast
Ia north Hinds.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

" w4TERS-JACKSON-Miss Dorothy IA 'kscr daughtel
~ the late Stanway Jackson cf Manchester. England
ana Mr. Harold 4. Waters CT Scranton. Penn We're
married this afternoon the Ensievocd PTesoyteTtar
church Eaglewood y. J.. BY the Rev. = IL. Ham
Ltou.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

RARNrs-su5dsnIv On Second day 1904 Esther H,
beloved wife Robert Barnes, aged 90 years Feela-
ssr-icSs Al Purchase meeting house Fifth Gav.
Eighth month 1904 IL Carriages VIII re
a White Plains station on ARRIVAL or tran
leaving Grand Centra! Station at S'uo m
CT-rHBERT-At Riverdse- Hudson. September II.
1904 after illness. C1artssa Beilsny widow OF
iafe CUthbert. IN 18th OF her
funeral from residence Riverdsls on
"Wednesday, September H. at 1880 a. m.
FosTER--At Nevburs y. Y September L. 1904, Fercy
Iobn son Of Mary 4 William Foster in the =tth
~ his age Funeral Will be held Thurs
Is. at r'. at his Ste home corner
North and Liberty sts InJsrnsnt at cedar Hi3 New
burg. y. y
ARpINER-At Maraaroneci y Y. cu Sindsy. Sept an
t;ar5Iner requiem St- Johns Chapel.
Greene ara Clermout eves- Erooklyn. Wednesday
morning, at 10 o clocS
II .yyr ryAt Stanford. Gem. Sunday September
~ Ila4 t~aarIss A. t1awlsy, the SSd
FUNERAL services wI be held az St LASes Church on
Wednesday, ~ @:5O p M
1AZAPB-At jackson. Mich-. September Is. after a
short Illness, NJ Hazard. daughter OF the late
Ss+hanial NJ and sarah Hazard.
y5EEDERsON-At BloonGeld. y J.. O, Tuesday septe--
her 1854 ATabela v puryee wife Of the James
Henderson. Notice OF funeral hereafter
H1cKs-At his late home. IN Rqsiyn. Long Island. on
the naornng of September l. John Hicks. 62d
year Funeral VIII De from the Westbury Afeetfn-
House on Fourth day. Wednesday, September IA al
? m Carriages will meet friends at .syestbury ieav-
ing I.on= Island City at 2;O4 ?.
IyMAN-At Burlington. Vt, sunday, September IL
1904 Minerva Briggs Lyman widow OF Edward LYMAN
W STfRI-RNAt st. Barnaaass Hospital On Nr,,sav
Santernber 1904 Clartssa. Wife o Charley Wash
h,Sn in her Funeral from Wesr a4sTs[
dist Episcopal Church. Pleasantville on Weines
s-e,,,saTy Mount Kisco. y Y Carriages vgiU y,ea.
train leaving Grand Central Depot Ii 40 A.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Burnetts Vanilla Extract
Married.

Is the best best IL coed for your food
and drink Insist having BUrnettS
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CEMETERIES.
UNDEEIAKEKs.

Great Pinelswn Cerneery-3Sl5 acres the iarges. 4,
the whole world At West S4th ST.. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14

Notices of marriages and deaths must be IN
dorsed with full name and address.
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STRENGTHENS PARTY CONVICTION;
From The Baltimore News Gndependeno.

FROM Inc Baltimore News tilNleFendehtl
What Mr.. Roosevelt is banking on Is the unde-
niable fact that the Republican party has behind IL
record Of highly prosperous administration o1
the nations affairs, achieved by party untroubed
with practically serious dissenSOns, and the equal
ly undeniabie fact that the Democrats party is
going through the inevitably disagreed BILE and un-
tnspiriting process of getting together after a
division which has been Of the most fundamental
character These two circumstances Mr. Rcose-
velt works for all that they are worth; and there
is no question that those who are air adv deter
mined 10 the Republican ticket, and those
who have n leaning in that direction. viii hnd in
his letter plenty OF material for the streng heniug
OF their belief II the party and in its chief
New-York tribune., 1904-09-14
Twelve Months.

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TESI-WEE<LY viii be cSarSed COPY ezra
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esd st. Frank r Can;pbcii- stephen Merritt,
Enbrs Inst -4i-S west I'D St Tel 1895 Chelsea
Rev stephen Merritt, the world known un-
only one place OF business sth-ave
St: largest in ths To-id Tel 1a4 Ari la5 Chelsea
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WHAT WILL PARKER DO?
From The philadelphia Press.


President Roosevelt's mastery letter puts Judge
Parker 20 his trumps. He must make ap-
proach its trenchant force, it's clear policies
and its aggressive leadership or suffer enormously
in the comparison. But how he begin to
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