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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
Army and NAVY NEWS.
IRON THE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington. April IL.
NAVY WANTS no iNCORRIGIBLES.-T
Brooklyn police ma gistrate who reported in
the newspapers as having sentenced" youthful
offender against a municipal ordinance TO serve
a term OF enlistment in the navy has informed the
Navy Department that he imposed no such obliga-
ton the boy brought before him When the
statement that the magistrate had required an in
corrigibie youth TO go into the navy go to jail
was made. Secretary Moody determined that due
publicity should given the incident, II 1t could
be proved that such thing occurred. \ letter
was prepared and made ready to be sent to the
Brooklyn official. with the intention of publishing
II in the newspapers later The department first
took steps ascertain whether the magistrate
really offered the cUlprlt his choice between going
to prison and going TO the navy Instructions were
also sent to recruiting officers to look out for the
young man ana Illustrate ms attempt TO eIIlsI as
ne was likely 10 90 under the circums tanceS, by
story by the Brooklyn magistrate makes further
action by the Navy Department unnecessary OF
reaching the magistrate who had resorted to such
method of Furnishing offenders but 1t was possible
to give wide publicity TO the departments senti-
ment on such matter. and this the Secretary OF
rants it, The papers frequently contain accounts
OF the action Of a magistrate who gives prisoner
hard labor and Of going into the naval service as
an enlisted man The department has decided that
such incidents shall lead to a vigorous protest.
MAYFLOWER TO MFDITERRANEAN.-S ecre-
tary Moody issued order to-day attaching the
that she may accompany that command on it's
practice cruise 10 the Mediterranean this summer
ORDERS IssUED-The following army and navy
orders have been issued;
ARMY.
Captain ARTHUR THAyER counrnissary. "a Cavalry.
with jefferson Guard at Louisiana Purchase EK-
First Ileutenants SAMUEL NJ WAREHOUSE and
RENJAMIN EDGER tpnio, q'g5s -..7t, surgeons
animation FOR promotion.
Assessment Of Captain CHARLES B; WHEELER.
once chief n ordnance. vice Captain Edwin b.
Major BEECHER Z, RAY. paymaster. from New
York City. 10 Chicago.
NAVY.
Captain H. KNOX. detached the Brooklyn; to Naval
Hospital Washington.
Captain J. VI. HAWLEY. TO command the Brooklyn.
Lieutenant Commando H. 7. MAYO home; thence 20
navy yard Boston. as assistant of equipment on
Ensign II. 9. Cooke. detached tho Franklin. 20 the
Cleveland
Passed Assistant Paynaster F. r. COLBY. Chesa-
peake.
Second 1L,ieqssqantss W. T HoApLEY. R R. HoGAX.
NEWToN, Jr. " !. BU-RacHFIELp, J. Il.
WHITE. J. II THOMPSON and F a. BARKER.
appointed in Marine Corps.
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSEI,S.-T'he fol-
lowing movements OF vessels have been reported
TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
April 1.-THE Hannibal AZ Newport News
April 1S-The Des Mo'nes. at Tompkinsvhle: the
coma and The Mohican At San Francisco: tho 1sla
De cuba. Port said
April 1.-THE Gloucester. at san Juan
SAILED.
the sa De CUBA from Port Tssfd'9 FOR Malta
April 1s--The Albany. from Cavite Nirnrod Sound.
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'Pe-runa Keeps Me in Perfect Health. .
JEROME WILL NOT DROP KNAK CASE
Will Continue Investigation if Grand Jury
Does Not Indict

District Attorney Jerome said yesterday after
noon that even IL the grand jury fails to ndict any
one tho investigation into the death Of Ludwig
Knak. who said TO have died OF Ineumonia-
but who in reality had several ribs broken, while a
patient on Wards Island would not be dropped
The case Is one" said Mr.. jerome. which can
not be allowed drop. and this Office viii make the
fullest investg cation. and Will see to II that any
abuses which are prevalent at the Manhattan State
Hospital Will be corrected"
DIR. Knapp Of the hospital. told the District At
torney that when Knak died Dr. Roe came to him
and asked him whether he should state IN the dee tn
certificate that Knak's ribs and sttrCyun were
broken He said he referred Roe to DR.. Mcdonald.
the superintendent OF the hospital
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RAPID TRANSIT BILLS FAVORED.

Mayor Mcclellan yesterday gave public hearings
on four legislative bills. Two were the rapid tran
sit bills taking off the limit OF $5O,O0.OO on the
money which the Rapid Transit Commission may
spend and giving to the Board OF Estimate and APP
pOrtonment the power to fix the limit and the right
TO Law out routes over bridges and VaductS. Under
the law been hitherto. the jurisdiction OF
the commission stopped at bridge or Vladuct.
There was no oppustiOn 20 either bill, and one man
alone spoke I'm favor OF them. In bill which Ger
tain nlniciDai clerks who want their pay
raised had passed at Albany. giving to the Board
OF Estimate and Apportionment the right TO grant
the Increases the Mayors name was left out This
seemed TO anger him. He seemed 10 think the
legislation asked for unnecessary.
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YACHT HAS A CLOSE SHAVE.

10y TELEGRAPH THE TRTBUNEI
Newport News, Va, April 19-Wilson Marshall OF
the New-York Yacht Club. arrived here this morn
ing his yacht. the Atlantic. after tempestuous
VOYAGE I'D the coast from Cuba The spars and
sails Of the yacht considerably damaged from
a severe blow that was encountered OF Hatteras,
in which the vessel was nearly wrecked. only good
seamanshp and the hardest work the part Of
the crew prevented her from going down.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO MISSOURI FUND.

Washington. April 1s.-Paymaster General Har-
ris OF the Navy has received about $500 in sub
scriptions tho fund for tho benefit OF the de-
pendent relatives Of the who lost their lives on
the Missouri This does not include the proceeds
OF the entertainment given yesterday at the La
fayette Square Theatre estimated NJ about 900
Admiral Harris says this is special fund In the
Of the Missouri. and cannot be used FOR the
relief Of the dependent relatives Of men who lost
their lives in similar accidents the h7tti.Ships
Iowa and Massachusetts, He also says that, unless
otherwise specified I'm the subscriptions the entire
fund for the Missouri Will 10 distributed go the roa-
tiyss Of the dead enlisted Ia several Instances
the subscriptions for Tho benefit of the reIa-
uves - officers and men such subscriptions viii
be equally divided between the two classes. Where
men only specified. II will be- construed To
mean enlisted men only. and not officers.
Additional subscriptions Co the fund an
nOuuCed follows.
". ErIen Roosevelt. - New 500 90
Rear Admiral II Observation-Disclosures. 500
WhltpI4w 100 uD
Nav- ~
Dlra-s 1G 80
Officers and men Of
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FUNERAL OF MISSOURI VICTIMS.

Oswego. y. Y. April l9-The joint funeral Of
AIidshpmen Ward and Neumaun. who were killed
on the battleshp Missouri at Pensacola last week.
was held here this afternoon at the home OF Gen
eral Ward. The Rev. Lewis Morris. OF Christ
Episcopal Church of3ciated. A floral ship from
the crew OF the Alabama among the floral
tributes. and the 4sth Separate Company attended
in a body. The bodies OF both .nidshipmen
taken 10 Annapolis tonight for burial Wednesday
in the national naval cemetery. General Ward and
family accompanied them.
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FRENCH TREATY IN HOUSE OF LORDS.

London April l9-The House OF Lords reason
bled this afternoon Earl Spencer. the Liberal
leader congratulated the government carrying
out the AngIo-French treaty. and asked IL further
papers would be laid before the House. The For
eign Minister. Lord Lansdowne. expressed his
pleasure at the favorable reception OF the treaty
and said the House would be asked to legislate on
certain clauses in Il. When the bill intro
duced fliIl Information would be afforded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20

Annapolis. Nd. April 19.-The bodies of late
AIidshipman William +. T Neumann and IAeuten-
ant Thomas Ward. Jr.. will arrive in Annapolis
100 o'clock tomorrow for burial In the Naval
Academy cemetery. The bodies will lie met at the
detachment OF seamen. Accompanied by this
cort. the corteRe will proceed at once TO the
eteTy where the service will be conducted by Chap
lain II. II. Clarke. Of the Naval Academy. There
will be no service in the chapel, and all officers,
civilian professors and Instructors have been re-
ouested o attend.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
ELDER DIES IN COURSE OF PRAYER
Body Discovered at End of Meeting of Steu-
ben County Presbytery.

Elmira. y. Y. April 19.-Samuel f. Woodwork
sXty-nve years old, prominent farmer. residing
near Cohocton. attended the meeting OF the Steu-
ben County Presbytery at CohOCtou to-day
delegate. During prayer he bowed his head on
the and dieu in suDpliCauou. His death was
not discovered until the close of the service. Wood
worth had been elder in the Presbyterian Church
for ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
THOUSANDS GET TO SNEEzING
High Wind Carries Dust from Baltimore
Ruins All Over City.

Baltimore April 1s.-Clouds OF binding dust from
the ruins in the burned district swept over thir
city to-day, driven by a furious gale. Travel was
almost impossible in the vicinity OF the burned
secti H. The fine particles Of dirt and cinder so
irritated noses and Threats that In a few hours
hundreds OF people were sneeZing and coughing as
though affected with Influenza
The city authorities criticised for not
taking vigorous steps To abate the nuisance. The
sidew alks I'm the burned district covered with
debris. The Street Cleaning Department has no
funds TO pay for extra help 10 clean the city.
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NEw.eEpFoRp CALLS NEW-YoRkER.

!BY TEL EGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE.
New Bedford Mass, April 19.-The First Baptist
Church, of this city has just called the Rev Clar-
ence Mason Gallup, Of the Baptist City Mission.
New-York to take the place Of the Rev. j. s.
Swain. recently resigned. Mr.. Gallup is graduate
of Brown University and the Chicago Theological
Gav,
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CONFERENCE ON PosToFFrcE SITE.

washington. April 1s-The first conference the
Fostoface Appropriation bill. held to-day. de-
voted principally TO hearings given to Secretary
Shaw Representative Douglass, OF New-York.
ga Counsel for the PENNSYLVANIA Railroad in re-
gard 10 the New-York postofflce site. No action
was taken Tho conferrees VIII meet again to-
NM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
MONUMENT TO THE eRIDLEYs PROPOSED

Washington. April 19-Representative Bates. Of
Pennsylvania, to-day introduced a bill appropriate
ing So 900 for the erection OF a monument Erie
Penn. to the memory Of Captain Charles Vernon
Gridley who commanded the Olympia at the battle
OF Manila Bay and his son. Lieutenant John T. Y.
Grdley. who Of the victims OF the Mis-
souri, explosion. Father and buried side
by sid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20

under this appointment, and finally fee OF 1880
Tor closing Up the business and selling the road.
ms was declared to be an exorbtant fee.
professor Nurts practised law in Jacksonville
from TO 1SQs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
CRUISING STEAMER ON TIME.

The steamship Prinzessin Victoria Louise. OF the
Hamburg American Line. Captain Ruser. from
New-York for Mediterranean cruise, arrived at
q nd lied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20

~ you do not receive prompt and satis-
factory results from the Of Peruna,
write at once to Or. Hartman, giving full
statement of your case, and ne viii Dc
pleased to give you his valuable advice
gratis.
\ Address Dr.. Hartmn, President OF The
j Hartman Sanitariun1, Columbus, Ohio
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CYCLONE ROBBED THE SOLDIERS.
Captain Phillips Disclaims Responsibility for
the Acts of Providence.
my rrLEonAru To THE TRIBUNE.


Chicago. April 19-Captsin ". J. Phillips OF @
Company, 9th Infantry. IS under guard at Fort
Sheridan, charged with appropriatinE money in
trusted 10 him by private soldiers Of his company
while stationed in the Philippines. The captain
alleges that his tent and belongings together with
the soldiers money. We're blown away by q cyclone
and that he is not Responsible for the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
INJURIES BY AUTOMOBILE FATAL.

Bridgeport. Conn. April 19-Dr. George Cornelius
Eighme a dentist OF prominence. who was crushed
under his automobile, which bank
Sunday afternoon. died this afternoon He
forty YEAR, old. a native OF Cambria, y. Y. and
had lived here about twenty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
TREAsuRYs DAILY TRANSACTIONS.

Washington, April ie.-Nationsl bank notes re-
oeived to-day for redemption. 1880: government
receipts from internal revenue, $s4ss72; customs.
t7s "a: rnsceIlaneous sc $50: expenditures 81 $50
OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
Tired. Nervous Women

There are thousands OF them everywhere
A few bottles Of Peruna would do them untold
benefit
As a tonic and nerve invfgorator it has no
equal
II builds UP the nerves. IT gives strength 20
the circulation and at once restores the appetite
and digestion. No feeble woman should be
without Peruna-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
7 AM TIRED.
Everybody Is Tired-Spring Weather Doe
LIVERY One Should Be Cautious.

Depression OF the nervous system at the ap-
proach of spring is the cause
General lassitude. dull. heavy sensations.
continual tired feeling, with irregular appetite.
and sometimes loss OF sleep. Peruna meets
every indication and proves itself to be per-
fectly adapted 10 all their varied peculiarites.
Peruna invigorates the system, reiuvenates the
feelings. restores the normal appetite and pro-
duCes regular sleep.
That tired feeling. which Is the natural re-
suit Of the depressing effect Of warm weather
Immediately after the invigOrating cold of win
ter. quietly disa appears when Peruna Is taken
Thousands are daily testifying TO its priceless
benefit
''Pe-runa Keeps Me in Perfect Health
Mrs. II Kassatt 1909 W. 18th street. Des
Moines Ia. writes. Il am happy to give my
Endorsement for your valuable medicine. Pc
runa, as l consider IL a valuable medicine to
take when the system is run down from over
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20
WEST SIDE REPUBLICAN COMMITTEES.

Committees were announced last night at meet
ing Of the West Side Republican Club. at No. 2aO7
Broadway. Ex-JudSe ". NJ X Ocott Is the
chairman Of committee political affairs. the
other. members are NJ Linn Bruce Arrnitasa
Mathews r. A. Wjse willis Plimley Martin SAKE
and William II. Douglas Robert Mazet will head
the campaign committee, which has . uaauabsrshlp
az dfy-
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RELIABLE HELP

RELIABLE HELP
of all kinds advertised In to-dnys the
Little Ada OF the People"
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Il Recommend Pe-ru-ns TO Al Veal
Women"

Miss Daisy P VI. Baisolk. 40 5. Iona strest.
San Antonio. Texas. writes:
About year ago / was weak and exhausted
and suffered severe pains My sister brought
me a bottle Of Peruna and said that would
get we'll II 1 would take Il. The very first Spoon
ful seemed to help me, and atter~taSing five
bottles OF Peruua and one Of Manalin can
say Z am entirely cured. 1 especially recon-
mend Peruua 70 all weak women thank you
for what Peruna has done FOR me. and wtsh you
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20

work About two years ago I felt that muse
take a long rest as I had been unable to Work
for over a month and could not regain my
strength I could not sleep at night and was n
a very nervous, high-strung condition de-
clded TO try what Peruna would do TO build up
my strength. and am pleased 90 say that
began to improve very shortly, and IN less than
two months I was able to take up my work and
felt better than / have for years. take II now
twice a year. and find that IL keeps me IN per
feet health Mrs Kassatt was for over tan
years the manager OF plant furnishing lactaa'
wear and employing hundreds OF women
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-20

April ls-Ths Nina from Pensacola for New York;
the Isla de Cuba from Port Said for Malta
April 1s--The Albany from Cavite Ninrod Sound
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HOTEL APARTMENTS.


THE HIGHLANDS.
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from JAN Is, Groom and bath furnished apart
ment Apply to WEAVER BROS, 1416 ST..
NV. agents or to E. L. WESTON, Manager.
ja6-tf
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Elevators running day and night.
Best Of hotel service, being under new and ex.
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