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New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
FFRom TIE TRIBUNE BuRrAu.l

Washington, June q
NAVAL BASE IN PHILIPPINES-The Naval
General Board has carried it's point with the Presi-
dent in favor of establishing possible a
naval base, dockyard, repair plant and coelng
staten at Olongapo. Philippine Islands. There
has been some question among the naval authori-
ties in Washington TO the wisdom OF this action,
so long as ii would interfere in any way with the
maintenance OF the efficiency Of the navy yard at
Ca,ite. Members of the General Board. however,
have urged that every possible advantage be
shown the plant at olongapo. to the end that
there may be prepared at that place the best pos
s;ha means OF putting vessels in readiness for
var. At present there is too much dependence
mon foreign sources Of supply and upon the Hong
Kong dockyaris Tor repairs. OF course, this cam
Ill there is large drydock available the
go waters of the new steel floating dock which
has heea a n %e viii be taken at once to oongapo
instead OF Cavite. originally intended, ana VIII
sfTnSt sf-Se 'graving dock, This latter work Of
course will occupy several Eeas ncfed 9ut IN ce and
additional funds for the equipment Will De asked
OF Congress.
ORDERS IsSUED.-The folliwing army and
,avr orders have been issued:
ARMY
s.,,na Lieutenant ROY W. AsHBRooK. 18th Infantry
70 Fort AoPherson
Colonel JAMES KERR military seeTea5y; lAegsnant
Nam Ss52F 5szoRcE W READ 9th Cavalry. detailed
Members General STAFF Corps.
c..s,- MARSHALL. CFILDs to 25th Infantry.
o.,.,,n EDWARD ANDERSON. 7th Cavalry. to Philip
So Lieutenant CHESTER H LOOP. 4th to 18th
CAPTAIN WILLIAM D coNNoR 2. engineers to
" Van 6 Lucas. corps OF engineers
NAVY
Rear Admiral KNOX. retired and Passed Assistant Sur
reon I. BELL. placed on retired list
Lieutenant Commander ORCHARD detached the Mis-
souri. home, await ofoers
surgeon T N sHIPP detached Naval Medical School;
10 Naval Hospital New-Hork.
PASSED Assistant Surgeon J. IDEN, detached Naval
Medical School. Washington; home, await orders
Acting Assistant Surgeon r A. CAMPBELL. detached
the Wor6en Navy Recruiting Party No o.
Acting Assistant Surgeon II. ". JUDD detached naval
1oyinE movements of vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department
ARRIVED.
Juue 2-Te Saturn at Port Angeles: the Macdonough'
a Newport News
SAILED.
yuns 21-The Eagle. from San Juan for Portsmouth n
Norfolk the Maryland, Newport TO cruise; Ile
Hannibal Philadelphia for Newport the
Cbusetts League Island Tor NeVV-hork; Ihe 1dt
-1s from Monte Christi Guantanamo; the steT-
Monte Christi for Philadelphia: the Mac
E5-fgh from Norfolk for Newport News; the IerTor'
from Newport News for Gardiner's Bay
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

METALs-TIN-The London tin market was again again
, fs oas n 60 but nq hdde3E are at @ s Sd
f for sP 9na 7an 1s %t6 and
lyto quoted at 15e and easng at 5o 6oc locaIIy
sPLT closed f24 in London but was weak K here @ at az
IN MiddIesboro Locally the iron market pnehanged
}SDd1 So foS6aF So9ESerS NohE at s6s6 IS @ No
and No foundry sOnheSn S sg 9 81 go re market for
regular pig iron certificates on the Produce
nSt aate eds ss6 aG9f and Jnn s14 S9a4
S2 5osi4 S. October NoventeT S14 5eqS14 20; De-
% bid and oS14v s4 Sss pqsdes 81 Of olasses
were quiet but steady firm in tone at full but unv
grades however had good sales movement ns at e a
and such such sog 6S ws follow:
se esnFfpgS 5Ss 9e6 open Kettle
9Ss5c g9Sa sTRURscommon, 1aiSe fair 1ea1sc good
l'S steady hogs the strength tfbag r in
fa ifine % increased however the arys Of
n9on the baase ma5e recopfs For Friday 900
u 600 PORK steady; quoted: Mess slS 81 zsgSis 49,
dag auotaG: siSSSl' ss siif 5o 5O$Si4
S12 5oq$8 $s extra sGias2 !nas mS 5o DREssE1 HOGS s
;i. Sa6%3 asa &C. - Il lSS e
quoted: Smoking s%Q1ec 10 H. 9g8o ~ 70 s5sc:
od hams Gnet o@i9S III, TALLoW d5Sss seeay cay
prime Add5s 4sneS Tfs, sa Pr@sa rtssay andIsd
a 4s4os qgStsd S onnen Sf s s. 81
Compound Arm quoted: South -, AmeTiea eric lar
sUGAhe for refined sugar was @ snia bpoP 5q Pc
hat The country is looking for further
esiSe in prices Prices quoted net less per cent
Cubes oU 58oc powdered Toe powdered
TanuiaJe SOC; eagle coarse and extra 5. ane ss n
iaIee h fne granuated 5.7Oc; Eagle fine standard
snuated pas and Diamond 565c confeCtioners A. e49c;
No No & 29Sc No T. 490c; No Soc No O. 4Etc; @ o NO
IN 4 roc. No IL 460o; No T. 415c NO Id, 45oc' NOs
IA and 15 440c The local raw sugar market Tss ss
seaaS @ f duty paid prices follows: Centrifugal
as Test 5-i6c Muscovedo So test 55sGS Lille ana
Ret for sugar vas steady with prices o re at sne
Which put and July at los lOsd end the rs etos
d visible supply is 2340O0o tons, against 265oooo
tons same time last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New-York. June = lyoo.,
enng because Of the rather Of
State and Michigan than any extra demand al {e @ same d
S ttas there Marrow rs haSo had few sales
SDsiness T in pea is holders are asking
tte 4Fs o ask Ks s. So for the finest lots
varieties quotGbly changed PTne sCoeH q p ,s
es9 espore4s 'ts woad Probably % nave pay
s S? ao ?"G6s G6 meda 6HASs s. '!% ESPs
81 90 SS ys0w f9 ~?'s eHe 81 81 lima california So 5Ssa so
PEAS green Scotch per bush o s. rkrs Under the call
change this morning 70 tubs extra 1 &C ersa%e ZANE 90 s0a tubs @
q S4iS soopg 2nd At 40 30 s9s o IN BGyGrs IN the Street
Pet ha up & sOsoG come 0 n the casscaon Of 2o
which the official quotation epI & when wanted for
Storage The 90 score butter which there is com.
gebefa spr sa Of 'tRRy R
ness is shown distributing points sd g09d
are loo high for free movement while they taking
goods, their operations are on 9 sas a
Medium to sRoiso dgIaS g52Ses , aIe
tation creamery renovated hold about STEADY but
SRs a auos S:eSTy oryaes TsnE alF Ss TO
3e Merca1e 1ehahge m o6 oG qispi9e do thirds i78
Z s.e State aT 2S1 d9 Fsts IS as 1s5s9
imitation l835ai;ss ,SAa g nrsts is !ss leg
dnds i4sgi5c: do thirds islsasc western factory
@ s padns sS e3c DO Ne :e'2nds o. &c Nc lao
FRUITS FREsHAppIes in good demand Pears SELL SELL
fGr fancy slow ss weak plenty ge aaa
steady Gooseberree higher Oranges and Lemons
firm Pineapples higher Auzkmelqns plen5y a ahG lev,
Watermelons dull We quote: APPdEs3 90 RadWi 9sss per
stock all varieties 81 594s2 5o do reg As
traehan Southern 81 5oQsS oo CO gree ~ rp
PEARS Florida lie Conte per 63I S4gSS; S 60 Saa1o %
lima per carrier sqsl So Go Georgia slQs2 20 do CAL
forna, per box 5ocS1 80; PI-UMS georgia per GITe5
75cd$l %: California per box 50cgS2 5o @
California, box. 25cGSi so: CHERRIES BLACK ana rec
per sQ12c; red and white 5sc 90 sour 4
white 25a50c; sour 25g4Oc do California per oo1'
S1@$4: GRAPES. Florida per carrier 81 %; X w
BERRIES Western New-York. per quart lSQ14e 90 up
river 6G14e: Staten island. 9q12c; do Hilton and
Irvingon 1O913c do Paterson l0gl3c 90 other upper
Maryland 3G6c: BLAcKBEITtIE1s Delaware and naIy
BERRIES Jersey. red. per pint 5gSe do De DeaTare: M
land blackcaps, 4a6c; HUCkLEBERRIES. Pennsysa1 va
Maryland 6g1oe do North Carolina sgi4G; % G00Sh s5
California per box 81 5og$9' TANGEIuNEs CSf2rns ls "a
per half box s1G$3: Porto Ftico per box 81
GRAPEFRUIT California per box ~.
California per box, 81 s5S3 40 DO FeeImoL ~ '21s4 2oi
PTNEAPPLEs Cuban crate 81 Ioass 20 90 feI,as.
81 T5Is3 25; MUSKMELONS, Georgia fancy per statld
ard cIafe 81 Florida 81 2Sasi 90; 90 Ge9gia SRd
best Per crate 2oc
MELONS Georgls and ForidA' per carload si2aas@o'
90 potatoes AND vEGErABLEs~-Nsw potatoes more
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
EXPORTS TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-Yoriz. June % 1905.
COFFEE-The coffee market opened steady at un-
changed prices 70 decline of points. There not
much fresh business switching from late months
being the leading feature. and the decline the
near months. rejecting the desire of nearby longs to
ayoid deliveries contract But at the increased diff
ierences these offerings well absorbed
the late trading fair buying movement part Of It from
european houses helped the market The close was
steady net unchanged 10 points higher Sales inciud
ing switches. about 46. Receipts at Bra
lillian points full but there idea that
there might be renewal Of labor troubles in the near
future and this probably had tendency TO check Offer
ngs while reports Of cold weather Santos also
encouraged in connection
with the idea that European shorts covering The
spot market steady, with quotations the basis of
11-16c Rio No Z.
The range contract prices IN the local market oday
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

The for spot cotton closed quiet 20
points higher the basis Of 920o for middling upland
and middiing Gulf Sales 20o bales. Southern
spot markets were telegraphed follows: Baltimore
nominal 91sc. Augusta steady, Mc higher
Lice sales 22e bales St louis quiet &c lower at
Gales e47 bales Savannah steady. unchanged at S3sc
Norfolyk steady at 9c sales SS bales. Calves
ton steady 1-16c higher 3-16c; sales 1858
bales New-Orleans firm. 1-16c higher at
$50 bales. Memphis firm, Nc higher 91sc; 700
bales Estimated receipts at leading points for to-day: At
1.500 1000 bales, against 2204 last week
1sO last year at Galveston. 1000 to $500 bales
Orleans 1900 1000 bales against 92T last week and
1917 last year
pared with day last week last year
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
nEW YORK. NEH HAVEN & HiRTEnRn R- /

from Grand Central station I'D St
18th Ave, as follows for
1890 * l1o;o2 TO- 4 M l:oo 'xIi1;ol 'xIisOO
RosTSS ~ via W1iliimantic~+ts 30 A NJ 1900 PM
BOSTON via sprngheld-t9oO A NJ. tFa12:oO q 400.
PORTLAND and BAR HARBOR-tTs:02 P. NJ
LAKEvfLIE and KIta;oe A N. ts:s1 P II
GT. HARRINGTON. STOCkBRJDGE. LENOX. PITTS
FIELDLf4:5o. 1902 A. NJ, s1:24; 1874 P NJ
St. also e96 c261. 11s5. e1 %z34 broadway g PARK
Innnb,s Ave 649 Madison Ave- c273 West 18th ST.
res Third Ave. Brooklyn. c3f2 $50 Fulton St..
500 Broadway. z. u.
sDaiy. Except Sundays. STOPS at xS:ops
at f25h St Sundays only. saturdays only
Limited. HAS dining ePa-lor and Sleeping car
ckets ais
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
THIRST TO GO At MANHATTAN BEACH
Hotels May Get Mcenses-Brighton Beach
May Apply.

Building superintendent Collins has reported to
Deputy Excise Commissioner Michel. OF Brook
iyn, that the Oriental and Manhattan Beach
hotels have conformed TO the requirements OF
the building law Hotel licenses permitting them TO
sell liquor on Sunday viii therefore be given them
As they were built before 1892 they do not come
under the requirements OF the law providing that
al hotels over thirty-hve feet high shall be fire.
proof.
Z. C King, proprietor OF the Brighton Beach
Hotel has applied for a hotel license 10 Deputy
Commissioner Michel, although II had been report
ed that he intended try 10 get along without such
6 license
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
BO 6 T ON AER AER f2EaEz RaaTzFb u

FALL RIVER LINE Newport Fea fSeT tds2r 5GSt1n
and ali Eastern and Northern Polhts SteaitetS
PR1sCILLA and PURITAN orchessEa T sa on eaen doys
Leave Pier 49, N r., foot OF "aI'e-i 49, "' N~'0
Sundays, at $50 P. NJ 80. u,stor East and
Hn-(b sra PT2oVTDENCE (newl and PLY L1MOUTH
Leave Pier 1s n. r.. Murray ST. week Gays oniy
new BEDFORD LINE for New BedfoTd Cottage CITY s
week dags only. at 600 p. NJ strs MAINE and NE"
NoRWICH LINE for New London, Block Island Nor Nor
wch stonngton, Watch Hill fTT 3F 61v
and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN I've PieT 40 N H. H.
Ciarkson St week days only, 6:0O p M
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven e9 Springneid , and
North I've Pier 90, E r. foot Peck SIP, week DAYS
Str RICHARD PECK leaves 400 p NJ, Sundays $3.50
a ii (E. 31st 1000 A M. returning due New
Work S.45 p M Two hours New Haven
Tickets stateroonls, all Lines az 20 zSi elS
9is Coiumbus Ave 2T3 W. 125th ST. 27ss Sd Ave. and
at Piers. New York, 342 and 500 Fulton ST. and $50
Broadway. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
WEST SHORE z. r.

New York Central e Hudson & r, Lessec)
Trains leave Franklin station, New York fols
lows, 15 minutes foot West 42d ST., N RI
s11 20 A M--NountaIn Express.
f12:45 P. M.-Rip Van Wrinkle Flyer
81 100 P. M-Chicago Express
.2:25 P. M-Con Linn. for Detroit, Chi & St Louis
IS :25 P. Muster Express.
5000 P. M.-FOr Roch.. Euftalo. Cleverd & Chicago
rs 90 p. M-For ROch., Buffalo Detroit & St Louis.
"s:45 P. M-For syra-. Roch. Ma Falls. Det. & Chit
sDaiI Dahl except Sunday. Baggage ed
from hotel residence by Westcott Express.
a. H. SMITH, c. E. LAMBERT
GenI Manager Gen'l Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
NAVAL STORES.

The market spirits turpentne ruled steady Early
machine barrels sold at 6sc and could
bought CSC. with asking above that.
ruled steady firm, with common to good strained
closing SO TO- early in the day II quoted
So 656S3 40. Tar ruled steady and unchanged We
sPfRIrs TURPENTINE-on machine barrels esq
6S1tc.
TAR-s5 90
ROsIN-Common to good strained, So 20; p SO So r,
So 90; So 95; S4 81 S0 K, 50; NJ, 50 30 n. so 30;
" G, SO so: W W. IS so.
STOCK ON HAND.
Rosin Dds 9'd5a
Tar. bbs. 1Zd0
Wilmington, june 22-SPIRITS TURPENT1NB dull
Coo: receipts ROSIN steady. unchanged;
oeipts, I58 bbls. 81 bid; receipts II bbls.
CRUDE TURPENT1NE firm, 81 So 81 % and 81 rs; re-
ceipts. 22S bbls. -
CSC bbs; receipts 1904; shipments. 3s2 ROSIN quiet;
sales 1seo bblsi receipts 2S2: shipments 4649 A. B.
/ ST. K 81 20: NJ 81 3Oi N 81 30: w c. 81 75 W w. So
June 22.--ReceiptS-ROSIN, 110 bbls;
TURPENTINE, 122 bbls. Exports Observation-Disclosures,
300 bbls; Port Lmor. 10; Belize, 2.
London, June 22--TURPENTINE-Spirit 4es Sd.
ROSIN--Conmon 9s Cd: fine. i2s 3D.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo. June %. FLOUR firm. WHEAT - Spring
firm No Northern, 81 16@. CORN quiet: No ye-
low 60&c: No 2 corn, 591ac OATS strong; No white,
35jkc; 30 2 mixed, SAC. RYE. No l. 773kc- CANAL
FREIGETS steady.
c1ninar Luna 2tIhs leading futures ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

Foreign Coffee Market-Rio-Conee markek quiet! NJ
Rio 1850; exchange 10 5-16d receipts 6,oo0 bass
hoday receipts 1000 bags; shipments for Europe 1Oo
stock 1874 600 bags. Sa1tos-Conee market weak
good 4soo receipts. 1900 bags; stock
changed y pfenng higher; at 2:80 m as net gl-
changed, sales 1900 bags. Havre-Conee market
opened quiet, unchanged; at u m unchanged at
advanced franc; at $50 unchanged: total sales,
1 bag
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23
PEHNSYLVA
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH

H.
159. S25 1925 1855 .1O55 a. m. % .1255 .1o
<'325, Congressional Lirnied'O 1925 'i25 "a S. Is
p m y 10 night Sunday. S25 .s.25 .1055 a.
l225 '12 So ('3.25 Congressional Lirnited) s3 25
SOUTHERN RAILWAYEsi5.55 % 25 a rs D. m. 12 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-.s25 a m and s25 D. m.
sEABoARD AIR L1NE.-1225 p. m. and 121o a. m
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-.3.25 p. m.
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a. m week
days, ABB p. m. daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFoRT and NoRFoLK.-7.55 a. m.
weekdays. s. 2j p. m. daily.
ATLANTIC CTTY-955 a. m and . So .. N. weekdays.
SundeyF, "I.55 q. m.
cape MAY.-12.55 D. m. weekdays.
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK North Asoury PARK
undays and Point Pleasant $3.50 from Desorosses and
345 from Cortandt Streets only) s.55 m II 25
(l.23 Saturdays only. 225. 3.25 (425 except Long
Branch) and 80 weekdays. Sundays. S25. g. %.
10.55 a. and ass D. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
eos 725. .7.55 s25 SOS .925 .s55. .t1o55 80 IS.
1i65 m. Y. .25 1925 '1.55. 210. 255 rs 355.
425. '425 '455 CLASS for North philadelphia ony),
$3.50 ESQ., 100. S.25 25 20 IS North Philadelphia
s25 1925 955 sf1655 .1O55 a. M. 225 s1255 81. SO.
'325 $50. .425 ('1455 North Philadelphia ony).
.465 '555. 755 S25 925 cs.55 for North Philadelphia
Dining Car. tExtra-fare train ,.o
Fifth Avenue below 23d Stl Fifth Avenue corner
Brooklyn $40 Fulton Street. SEQ Fulton Street 800
Broadway, and Pennsylvania Annex Station. The New
York Transfer Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through to destination
Telephone 543 Chelsea for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
Service
w W. ATTERBURY, j. R. WOOD.
General Manager. Passr Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

waEAr fh5h auS So spEns 9sg$I No 9o@$H slo 0T
5544c; OATS No 32e No White a2za ag rs NO Soo5 :
td asS42c fair to choice mailing. 46q4sc FLAX
sEf5p prime S8 CLOVER contract grade $l1 loa$52 ~
S0PE mess per bbL 451SI2 so; LARD per 1UO ID
s. 15@s7 III CUT MEATS short ribs sdes Gose{ "a %
KEY basis OF high wines, 81 q On the PIoaaSe 1e1
oobonsa to-day BUTTER steady; ereainerles, log
eas1se siriss 15GIIso: EGGS easy mark. in
ag9d isa: irsts 131sc prime frss, 1oc; extras 4'c
firm Q1a ll1OlRc.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-23

yuns 21-The Eagle. from Juan for Portsmouth n
=. the standsfl and Talbot, from Annapolis for
TorfoIk The Maryland, Newport TO cruise; the
T5annibal from Philadelphia for Newport; the Mass-
rruserrs from League Island for New-Hork the 1lt-
zas from Monte Christi for Guantanamo; the SteT-
Ing from Monte Christi for Philadelphia: the Mac
s9tllsh from Norfolk for Newport News; the 1eTToT'
fro-o Newport News for Gardeners Bay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06

Chinese Minister; Chekib Bey, Turkish
Minister, and Gen. Morteza Khan, Persian
Minister Every embassy and legation
In Washington was represented.
Acting Secretary of State Peirce and
w. l.. Penfeld solicitor for the State De-
partment. occupied front pew. represent
ing the State Department. Other Govern
ment officers present were Fourth Assistant
General De Graw Associate JUS
toe McKenna OF the United States Supreme
Court and the Hon. James r. Garfield, Com
missioner of Corporations. Representatives
of the army and navy attended in full
uniform.
The pulpit and choir loft were heavily
draped in mourning and on either side Of
tho pulpit we're great wreaths of flowers
Chiefs Of the bureaus in the State Depart
ment acted as ushers. When the services
began every pew was crowded. A quartet
sang a hymn, after which DR.. Hamlin read
several selections from the Scriptures and
delivered an address Of fifteen minutes,
which was an eloquent eulogy on the late
Secretary. The quartet sang Lead, Kindly
Light" The Rev. DR.. Hamlin then de-
livered the benediotion.
In his address the Rev. DR.. Hamlin
said that the late Secretary had raised
diplomacy to higher plane. Before his
advent It had meant deception inslncerity
and mutual distrlst. Mr.. Hays firm policy.
he reiterated, had lifted diplomacy to a
plane where it now meant candor and
frankness.
The remark caused the diplomatic rep
resentatives present to exchange surprised
looks, which we're not lost on the balance
OF the congregation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
LONDON SERVICE FOR NAY.
His Daughter. Mrs. Payne whitney. One
OF Those in Attendance.
Special Gable Despatch to THE srS.

Special Gable Despatch to THE SrS.
LONDON, July Sat the service in
memory Of the late Secretary Hay, held in
st. Paul's Cathedral to-day, Mrs. Payne
Whitney, daughter Of the Secretary, who
received the news Of her fathers death on
Monday night. entered on the arm Of her
husband She seemed broken down with
grief.
There was large attendance. The
entire nave was filed with English and
Americans In the chancel were the Earl
of Dcnbigh. representing the King; Lord
and Lady Lansdowne. the Dukes Of Marl-
borough and Portland, Earl Spencer, Earls
of Pembroke and Clarendon, Earls of
Waldegrave and Ashburnham, the Earl Of
Aberdeen, j. Pierpont Morgan. Malcolm
Ramsey, representing Premier Balfour;
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid, Secretary
Carter and other members of the Ameri-
can Embassy. Senator Allison the Mexican
and Cuban ministers and the Ladies Paunce-
fote, st. Heller and Strathcona, and the
Lord Mayor and the Sheriff in full state.
The service was fully choral. After an
organ prelude and the playing of Chopin 9
funeral march the choir entered singing
hymn 4Ol. Special prayers wore offered
for the bereaved family. The service
ended with the singing OF the hymn Lead
Kindly Light" and blessing by the Arch
bishop of Canterbury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
POSTUM CEREAL.
POSVVTM CENEAL.
IN cOLONEL'S TOWN
Things Happen.

From the home of the famous 'Keyhnel
Keeyartah Of Cartersville," away down
South, comes an enthusiastic letter about
Postum.
FL was in very delicate health, suffering
from indigestion and nervous trouble
so severe that could hardly sleep. The
doctor ordered me to discontinue the use
of the old kind Of coffee, which was like
poison to me. producing such extreme
disturbance that could not control my
self. But such was my love for it that I
could not get my own consent to give 1t
I'D for some time. and continued to suffer.
till my father one day brought home a
package of Postum Food Coffee.
u had the new food drink carefully pre-
pared according to directions. and gave
it fair trial 1t proved to have a Iich
favor and made a healthy, wholesome
and delightful drink. To my taste the ad-
dtion of cream greatly improves it.
my health began to improve as soon as
the drug effect of the old coffee was re-
moved and the Postum Coffee had time
to make It's influence felt. My nervous
troubles we're speedily relieved and the
sleep which the old coffee drove from my
pillow always came to soothe and strengthen
me after had drunk Postum-in a very
short time began to sleep letter than l
had for years before. have now used
Postum Coffee for several years and like
it better and find it more beneficial than
when first began. Ii is an unspeakable
Joy to he relieved OF the old distress and
sickness" Name given by Postum Com
panv, Battle Creek, Mich
there's a reason.
Read the little hook, ".ihe Road to Well
villc," in each pkg.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
SERVICES IN WASHINGTON.
The Diplomatic Corps Attend-All Public
Business Suspended.

WASHINGTON, July 5.-The general sus-
pension of business in Washington. which
was begun yesterday in observance OF the
national holiday. was continued to-day out
of respect to the memory of the late Secre-
tary of State All the executive depart
ments of the Government were closed and
the flags on all public buildings and on
many business blocks and private houses
were at half mast. All the members Of the
Cabinet are attending the Hay funeral in
Cleveland.
Brief but impressive were the cere-
,,on;ea in the Church of the Covenant at
IA. Nj. to-day in honor of the late Mr..
Hay. who had been a member of the church
for many years.
The Diplomatic Corps was fully repre-
sented by Count Cassini, Ambassador from
Russia; Baron Mayor des Panches, Italian
Ambassador: Mr.. Takahira, Japanese Min
ister; Mr.. Hugh OBierne. First Secretary
of the British Embassy Sir LANG Cheng,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-06
Found Dead With Gas Tube In Mouth.

When the early employees Of the Queen
Neckwear Manufacturing Company, at 20
Mercer street, reached the factory yesterday
morning they found, lying on n table, with
a gas tube in the mouth the body Of Israel
Falkenberg, proprietor Of the shop: As he
had not been at the home at 1919 Madison
avenue, where he lived with his wife and
two daughters. since Monday, il is thought
he killed himself some time on July 4. There
was no clue to the reason for suicide,
Business had been good and Falkenberg
scanned happy at home.