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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-23
CHINESE PRINCE LEAVES CHICAGO.

Chicago. April 22-Prince Lun But Tsee, nephew
OF the Emperor Of China. and in line OF succession
to the throne passed through this city to-day from
San Francisco on his way 10 Washington Thirty
Chinese dignitarfes accompany him An elaborate
breakfast given the prince by Chinese OF this
city The prince will go to St Louis 10 take part
in the ceremonies at the opening OF the exposi-
ton. The departure Of the Baltimore and Ohio
limited express was delayed half hour. owing
TO the fact that the princes special car Cahaba
became lost in the transfer from the Northwestern
road II not having arrived at the scheduled start
ing time. the limited got under way without the
Chinese travellers aboard. and was caught at Six
feminist. by telegraph, and returned to the Har-
rson-st station. the special car having been found
the last moment.
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BAc sas ws'h APRIL 90 IL ?"s h. E ss T5SE
and Eiizsbeth Bach. OF NeW-TOrz city
BALDwTN-At Newark. ~ j., suddenly. on April "a
leC4 Julia r Baldwin daughter q the late Charles
fencs No 81 s0uth-s;.. Monday April IS. at p. m
BEpELLAt somsrs Centre, y y on :, THURSDAY cy April
81 years. Funeral private.
BRYANr-In Springfield Mass, April %. Sarah Blrnis
EfaR be- h ws az Of her aso home No q Mubey on
saturday. April q at go p
& Ss7 7ss /, n! . AR q y his oe s A VIII
tam D. Cragin Funeral services and inteFment from
April Is on the arrival train leaving Grand Central
Depot ESQ Brooklyn Peekskiu please copy
DE vAUGRIGNEUsE-On Friday April -. 1901 Sarah
Norris. widow OF Baron De vausTisneuss and laugh.
Grace Church Monday. Apri %. at 10 O'Clock
FITLER-In Philadelphia. suddenly. Wednesday, Apr.
~ JoseP1h b T , rssISenrs So ieo walnut St Phil
adeIphia Saturday at p m precisely IntsFmsns
HoPPoCK-On Friday April -, Lsvinia Garrison HOP
pock. widow Of William II HeppoSS o. sSmsry Vile
city on sunday. April "a. at p. N
HULA Morristown: n J. Soth Inst. q heart cart
damsheer II the late jacob and Hannah ods burysr
her 10th Funeral services from her late resi-
oeIosk- Carriases win meet train leaving New
York at l; 20 via D.. u & W. r. H.
HUILsqddeny TUESDAY evening April ~ 1901 ia, az
held at ST. john Episcopal church Getty square: Yon-
Members Of the LSyai legion Lafayette Post G. a r
IN ksse1t war ssTatsd Trains or New
York Central trains Yonkers Internsut private
MILITARY ORDER LoT4I LSI2N TSTTGD
are informed death q Captain Jotn Henry Hull
az 81 loans Episcopal church Getty square. Yonker
Companions requested atepa by order OF General
MAN, Paymaster Z. S. Navy. Recorder.
SOCIETY OF WAR VETERANS. TIN REGIMEN t
Henry Hull i74tb n y V. 81 johns Church, Getty
StGUsTTs 'sciIERMnRHoFN President. capt RICH
ARD HENRY GREENE Secretary
April FL 9 r. H9TaSs Or S5'' 5S
IIasey-st Brooklyn. sunday afternoon. April "a ut
o'clock
son OF the late Charles Edward and Eliza j. Morris in
tSd tb fun.rai services 10 be held at o'clock on
saturday AgrI q at the home 9 MS oFTtsr Ews5d
waite.
in tho town OF Hamptonhurg n Y. William Henry
Pierson. in the 74th year Of his age
RITCH-Entered into rest Greenwich Conn. Fri
day morning April o. after insesing Illness Thomas
his late residence sunday April "a 1874 at $50
f:oI p. m Carriages win be in waiting.
sANBpRD-At Seneca Falls April q 1904. Adele y.
SANFORD nee Ahoey WIDOW W., o. hs Ss 49, sVa sanford
Brooklyn. y. Y. Saturday. April - at Inter-
private
sTOIrT-On Wednesday evening. April 30 AZ her resi-
dence Scotch Plains n j. in the sIh year OF her
Services Saturday. I'D inst. ?. Funeral pr-
wIDMAYER-or Thursday April 81 Hannah Bianchi
her late residence. No 81 West o2d-st. SATURDAY,
April q. at p. Interment private.
CEMETERIES.
Great Pnelawn Cemetery Offers superior advantages
TO the public As West saith St. New York
|. UNDEKTAKERs-
asa ST Tel issi or ISIS Chelsea Frank e Campbell
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SENATOR RAINES ACTING GOVERNOR
0dell Is in Virginia and Higgins Is Out of
State

Albany, April 22-Senator John Raines. Of On
iaro. is acting Governor Of the State Of New
York to-day Governor Odell being in Virginia and
Lieutenant Governor Higgins his way 10 Hot
Springs. Ark
Under the provisions Of the constitution. the
President pro TEN. Of the Senate succeeds. and
would in turn be succeeded by Speaker Nixon.
There is provision for succession If all four
should die or be otherwise incapacitated. and the
possibilities in such discussed here to-
day with interest. 1t was even declared by some
that one Of the coroners OF Albany would have 10
call the Senate together in extraordinary session
10 elect new president pro TEN.
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EX-ALDERMAN WINS FROM M. S. R
Gets $4,000 on Sixth Trial of Damage Suit
Because of Accident.

Ex-AldernGn Robert Hall, OF the old XvIIIth
Assembly District. recovered verdict for S25oo
against the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
in the Supreme Court yesterday. 1t was the sixth
trial Of the action. tho five former trials having
resulted IN disagreements. The accident occurred
at Madison-ave. and Sixty-sXth-st., In 1899 Mr..
Han driving across the tracks, when a car hit
his carriage and h ard his wife thrown out.
Injuries
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DR.. CHAPLIN TO GO TO ROCHESTER.

The Rev. Or. Charles 3. Chaplin pastor Of the
Hamilton Grange Reformed Church. in West One
hUndred-and-forty -hfth-st. and Convent-ave has
received two unanimous calls, from the West
minister Church, OF Rochester. y. y. and the
other from the Jefferson Park Presbyterian Church.
o. chicago. from which the Rev. D.. Frank DE Witt
TalmaEc recently resigned lie has decided 20 ac-
Ccpt the Rochester call.
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CHARITY ORGANIZATION APPEALS.

The Charity Organization Society appeals for
s. a month for year, for woman with four
Young children, who deserted by her husband
four years ago She cannot earn enough for all
her expenses The society also appeals for $50 to
helD support an aged woman for one year She is
feeble and unable TO earn anything She IS alone
in the world Her church pays her rent Any
money for these cases may be sent to the Charity
ORGANIZATION Society, No. los East Twenty second
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nearly one-thfrd Of the entire population OF
Chinese there about hundred and OF Euro
peans probably a score OF the L. 142 vessels
entering that port in 1902. 1,62S were japanese
OF imports. 30 per cent were from Japan, ID per
cent from China and about > per cent from
America, the Russian proportion being less than
one-half of per cent OF exports. 90 per cent
went to japan.
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DEAKIN ART SALE CONTINUES.

The total OF the second afternoon sale of the art
objects Of the II. Deakin collection held yesterday
AZ the American Art Galleries vas s2sl7. The sale
consisted Of pa pieces of Janan,. pottery and
porcelains. \ mammoth temple gong. which brought
the highest price. sold u q. Reid for Se0
The next highest was beaker-shaped vase in
sang de boeuf' glaze. which sold for 500
To- :. CrydeT. The third sale consisting OF a COL
lection ~ bowls viii Ia held this afternoon $50
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Postomce Notice.

Should read DAILY by al interested. changes
may any timel
FOREIGN mails for ending April 3. 1904 VIII
close promptly IN all cases. az the General Potofce as
follows: Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing shown below. Parcels Post Nails for Ger
many close .. Wednesday
Regular Supplementary Mails close az Foretgn STA
ton o. West and Morton ss) half hour atsF
than closing below that Supplemental
airy Mails Europe Central America. VIA Col0n~
close hour later FOREIGN Statfou)-
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CROWN PRINCE HAS MEASLES.

Washington April 72.-Crown Prince Euiwha. OF
Corea, Is confined to his room az the Corean Lega-
ton with measles. The attack Is not serious. \
dispatch announcing the destruction OF the I'M
periaI palace has been received at the legation. IL
also stated that orders had been given 70 have 1t
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E. @. SNOW, JR., TO MARRY.
Gets License IN Philadelphia to Wed
hrs Hoppe.
IBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. !

by TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
Philadelphia April 22.-E1bridge Gerry Snow. jr.
Of No. 155 West Fifty-eighth-st.. New-York, OBJ
tanned from the Orphans Court in the City Hall
to-day license to wed Marie Antoinette Hoppe. of
No. III West Seventy-frst-st, New-YOrk. In the
last week both have been divorced by the Supreme
Court Of New-York. Charges made against
Snow by his former wife and Mrs. Hoppe made
charges against her husband Accompanying Mr.
Shows application for a license to-day afil
davit by Snow that his wife to be not the Co
respondent named In the divorce proceeding lnStl-
tuted by his former wife.
The prospective marriage Of Mrs. Marie Antoin-
cite Hoppe and Elbridge Gerry Snow, jr.. recalls
the fight made by Mrs Snow TO retain the
custody OF her two children last December. In
December 1903. an interlOcutory decree Of divorce
was granted to Mrs Fanny r. Snow against her
husband. Elbrdge Gerry Snow, 1r Justice Truax
announced in his decree that Mrs. Snow would
have to make a choice to which Of her
two children she wished keep. leave the
choice to Mr. Snow. Meanwhile Mrs. Snow kept
both children. Her husband out a writ of
habeas corpus. compelling the mother to produce
the children in the Supreme Court. but Mrs. Snow
avoided the serving Of a writ by shutting herself
up in her apartments at No. 81 West Seventy-dfth-
ST, and detectives and process servers were sta
uoned about the house day and night TO prevent
Mrs. Snow taking the children away: -
Mr. Snow is a cousin of Elbridge I. Gerry. His
former Vile was a Miss FRANCES PICKETT daughter
of a Montana ranch owner. Her sister married one
of the Clarke family.
Mrs Marie A Hoppe received her final decree Of
divorce from her husband, Oscar Hoppe, last
Wednesday. I'm the Supreme Court, from Justice
Mccall. Tho decree contained no provision regard
ing alimouv but the mother received the custody
their seven-year-old child. the father having per-
mission to visit his offspring at reasonable intervals
Making maple in Vermont See to-mOr-
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PRINCES OF HOHENLOHE.

A great European house with American well as
imperial affiliations members of which arrive here this
week to attend the Louis Exposition opening
MONIES BY "Ex-Attaehe" See tO-morrows Tribune
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENTE-Chares c. Prick, York.
Penn: W B. Clark. Hartford; Governor Ahlram
Chamberlain. Connecticut HOLLAND ahce
MCCORMICK Harrisburg: Larz Anderson. Washing
ton: A J. Drexel Paul Philadelphia IMPERIA AL
Frederick Condo. Oswego. MANHATTAN-tzen
eral George NJ Sternberg. I. :. A, retired; LADY
Van Horne. Montreal. NETHERIAND -8aronesS
F3uddcbe Washington WALDORF-ASTORIA-
Senator A. J. Beverdge Indiana. Jerome Bona
narfa Washington.
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SATURDAT-At 8 n n. for Europe per $. Phfiadsi~
phia, via Plymouth and Cherbourg mail for Lvsrpoo
Scotland Ireland be directed per Phta-
delphia'D; $50 for Europe. per San1paate.
Queenstown. at so a. FOR Belgium direct peH
tnnaiI oe directed per 8 Zae--
Iani'O. at a Italy direct. Per konigfz
Iuss mail directed per Korigin Lusefla
at II a. for Denmark direct. s. Island mail
must be directed per .. s Island
the Supplementary Transatlanfiol
Mails named above additional Supplementary Malls
ouened on the piers OF American English Fre1cni
and German steamers and remain open until vfthtal
Ten Minutes OF hour OF sailing Of steamer.
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MRS. WILLIAM JERVIs.

Florence. April 22.-Mrs William Jervis. nee Ben
ham. % New-YOrk, died here yesterday from con-
sumption She seventy years old
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GOLDEN CROZTER

which the Catholics of ST. Teresn's parish IN
this city going present 20 the Rev. Thomas A.
Cusack the newly appointed Auxiliary Bishop Of this
diocese. see tO-mOrrow's Tribune.
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N4kheA1 teitatAre Ec-teraaE % Degrees lowest 90
average as average for corresponding date last year. AZ
average For correspcn51r twenty-five years 81.
Local forecost.fUlr ard warmer today showers to-
night and sunday: Asht 10 fresh south WINDS.
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NAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. wEs1
INDIES ETC.

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Cart via Naceio, Rio JaneirO and santos trnaf
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nsT : : NaracaibO (uaii for Savanfla and Carta-
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m for Porto Rico. per 3 s. Ponce. via san Juan
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Tsland jamaica Savanilla and Cartsgsna per
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Sibra''l: at 10 a. for Cuba. per 8 Mexico. vie
Havana: 40 p. m ror Argentine. UruguRy ana
Paraguay per 8 9. Hydaspes
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Sailing to-day on the Philadelphia will be:
NJ and Mrs. AdeIbert II. Franklin Murphy. jr
Alden Governor franklin Murphy.
r. jackson. Richard Jones.
on the K5ngen Luise viii sail:
Mr. and Mrs stephen Bird. Or f. l. Keye-.
a. II. Duer. Mr.. and Mrs. Cass GILBERT
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ANCIENT AR,roR

bought in Europe the Metropolitan Museum Of
arf. See to-morrou's Tdbana-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
toseph Jefferson's Granddaughter Will Co on
the Stage-ward and Kidder Next Season.

1oseph JeffeTsons Granddaughter VIII TO on
the Stage-ward and Kidder Next Season.
Miss Loretta Jefferson. the eighteen-year-old
daughter OF Thomas jefferson and a granddaughter
Of Joseph Jefferson. viii make her stage debut next
I'll in her fathers company. Her first part viii
H. Mini in Pin Her father has for some seasons
aeen appearing in rip and other plays from his
gathers repertoire.
Next season Frederick Tarde viii appear
Ftar with Miss Katherine Kiddsr instead OF with
s.oUis James. with whom he has so long been
riated Dir. James has been engaged to play Jaques
sn The Two Orphans" when the AL star pro-
auction at present playing in this CITY is taken on
The road. Charles Warner is az present cast in
The part
Miss Jessie Mirvard will rext season make a tour
~ this country unaer the management Of Wage
nails e Kempuer. managers Of Miss Blanche
Walsh. and i'm an probability the play in which she
VII appear viii he 'Liseotte." which was shown
n German al the Irving Place Theatre recently.
Lew Fields came down from Boston yesterday
end held a meeting in Brooklyn with Louis Beers
ana the other men who going 10 back him in
bis new independent enterprise. II was there fully
decided 10 accept plans for a theatre the south
east corner Of Forty-third-st. Manhattan. and the
contracts may be let Monday Fields win be the
star and the supervisor IS well OF all the burlesgue
productions made AT tbe house. which viii be
finished 50 il is hoped. by next fan Joseph Weber
may keen on with the old music hall. or he may
star IN a musical production. At any rate there is
no longer any doubt that the famous combination
q Weber ana Fields is thing Of the past
Tonight viii mark the 10th performance OF The
Secret or PoichineIle" which, after three moves
has finally settled down at the Princess Theatre
L0r The 7rltIIler OF NE season
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To-nieht viii mark the 10th performance OF The
Secret OF Polchineue" which. after three moves.
has finally settled down at the Princess Theatre
f0r the remainder OF the season
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this diagram the cont nuous white line shows tho
pressure indicated by The Tribunes SELF
recording barometer The dotted ne shows the tepera-
tare recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
Local Official Eecord.-The following Official record
from Weather shows the changes the
perature for the last trentyfour hours comparison
corresponding Of year:
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