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New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

1.-THE Tribune Fresh Air Fund was the first
movement Of the kind in the country. Every
other one, here or elsewhere, has been started
in imitation of this pioneer. The Tribune cord
tally welcomes all co-laborers in the field, but
without wishing TO depreciate in the least the
work OF Others thinks it its duty to remind
readers that The Tribune Fresh Air Fund is so
far as known. the only one in which absolutely
every dollar contributed by the public goes d.
rectly TO the work of sending a poor child to the
country, keeping him there for two weeks and
bringing him back again. Every SO insures
such a vacation to at least one child. There
have been years in which. owing to the magni-
tude Of the operations of The Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, such result insured by every So so
No collectors are ever employed, and all collec-
tions made for the fund purely voluntary
All expenses for the organization agents and
the general machinery of the charity are pri-
vately betrayed by The Tribune itself and by
the trustees Of the fund. There are no per-
centages TO collectors 10 come out of the contri-
buttons of the public. and no payments to
agents, managers. secretary or others Every
dollar goes straight TO the benefit Of childl
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
LoNDoN's WELCOME TO VISITORS.
Dinner at the Guildhall-Provincia Papers
Print Editorials in French.

london, Aug. 10-The visit of the French
squadron and the happenings connected with
this visit are receiving unusual attention. To-
day the French naval officers will visit London
IS the guests Of the city. They will be guests at
dinner at the Guildhall. where covers will be
laid for 500 The decorations through the city
are even more elaborate than on the occasion Of
visits OF foreign rulers to London.
The provincial papers continue TO speak en-
Enthusiastically in their editorials on the entente
cor6iale. many of them even printing their
editorial in the French language.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TO TALK OF INTERcHURcH LEAGUE.

Twenty-four religious denominations, with eigh-
teen million communicates. have appointed five
delegates each meet in this city November
IS next take part in the interchurch conference
on federation The meeting will be held in Carnegie
Hall DR.. William Henry Roberts. of Philadelphia
is chairman. and DIR. E B. Sanford. of this city
secretary. The conference will continue for one
week. addresses being made by some of the fore
most men in the country
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

gave the following statement to Tribune reporter
last night at his home. No. 142 East 2eth-st.:
In the death of Archbishop chape1le the Catholic
Cnurch IN this country sustans great loss He
was one OF the great preates of this country large
minded generous in his sympathies, a theologisn
whose opinion was always carefully listened 10 and
an orator whose sincerity and earnestness i'm
pressed the people He was man Of the people
as is evidenced by his death among the neopIe f'
he he was associated for long time With Arch
pshop Spalding, of Baltimore, and held innortaD+
positions there before being raised to the epscopate
Archbishop Farley and several of the prfests
from this city will attend the funeral also Bishon
Mcdonnell, of Brooklyn, and the other blshons in
the province Of New-York. The Catholic Club will
prelate's death - 'N0
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
LORD CURzoN LIKELY TO RESIGN.
Another Report of Strained Relations Be-
tween Viceroy and Lord Kitchener.

London. Aug. 10.-"The Daily Telegraph -
which. in this matter. may be regarded semi
official. says that the reports Of the forthcom-
ing resignation OF Lord Curzon are at least
premature, but il says it has reason to believe
that that contingency is not improbable"
The afternoon papers have revived a report of
strained relations getween Lord Curzon and
Lord Kitchener. which, they say. coupled with
Lord CUrzon's indisposition and his worry over
Indian affairs. are likely 70 result in the Vice
roy's retirement. even before the Prince of
Wales visits India
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
VAUDEVILLE ON A STEAMBOAT,

vaudeville performance Long Island Sound
with novel features. was given by F. A stratton
president of the Westchester Lighting Company
yesterday for rs editors. public officials and citi-
zens OF Westchester County. The show was given
on the Sound steamer Sea Gull, and the come
dans and singers consisted vaudeville stars from
New-York. assisted by an orchestra OF ten pieces
After three hours sail from New-RocheIIe the
party landed Roton Point Conn. where thew
were guests at clambake. The souvenirs Of the
occasion were gold seal watch fobs.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MRS. HENRY n. RIGGS.

Boston Aug s-The American Board of Com
msstoners for Foreign Missions to-day received
news Of the death in Harpoot Turkey of Mrs
Riggs. the wife of Henry H. Riggs the president
of Euphrates College. Mrs Riggs was the daugh-
ter of the Rev. DR. c. c. Tracy. president Of Ana
tolia College, Marsovan. Turkey. She formerly
resided al Tioga, N Y, and was married TO Pro-
lessor Riggs in this country about a year ago.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
GABRIEL BAUM.

Gabriel Baum, proprietor of millinery estab-
lshment in Brooklyn for forty years died at his
home, No. SO Garfield Place. that borough
Tuesday. Death due to septic pneumonia, follow
ing injuries his left leg in Mount Clemens, Mich
ten days ago, Mr.. Baum born in New-York City
IN 1872. He was a member of King Solomon
Lodge, F. and A NJ, and of the Montauk Council
Royal Arcanums and a trustee of Temple Israel. in
13edford-ave. Mr.. Baum leaves a widow and
daughter The funeral will be held at 10 80 this
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
rp .SsPAcIFIC MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY.

The cheuls OF closing OF Transpacihc Mails is arranged
on rb presumption % their uninterrupted overland tran
sit 10 nort of sailing The nnal connecting mails Tex
Transpacihc Mails dispatched VIA Van
previous eay) at the General Postofice NewNor
as follows:
Francisco close II ? IL august II 4o ~s-aecn
I.Pps Eovss china and Philippine Islands. Tacoma.
close a. s D. N. August II for dispatch per
s,t 49,. Australia (except and New-Caleaonia
yts Vancouver Victoria. b c. close at .. N.
August y for dispatch per 3 Moana
ra1s Korea china Philippine Islands. VIA Seattle.
close p August lS Tor dispateh Per > . KAMA
taSii Via san Francisco close ? August "A sor
dispatch per ;. Alameda
mail for Philippine Islands Via San Francisco close
4 n N August 81 for dispatch per Mongolia
Australia fexcept Westl- New-Caletorts.
sar1oa Hawaii Fiji Islands. via san Francisco.
Close at s D. m August % for dispatch = e Ven
tra Cff 6nard carrying The British mail FOR
New-Zealaad arrive IN time 20 connect win
ths dispatch extra mails-eosins AZ $50 a 9so
& n - m@wili be made up ana forwarded until tas
rival OF Cunard steamer
Lt,o1ns ISLANDS ami Guam. Francisco. Al
6 q m August 81 for dispatch per u > Transport
a. 4 n m September for dispatch per . Ma-rposa
>ssnchurfa (excspt Mukden. New-Chwang and Port
Arthur and Eastern siberia Is at present forwarded via
NGTE-J-nless otherwise addressed. West Australia "a
forwarded via Europe NevZealane via san Francisco
ana certain places IN Chinese Province q xunnan
spectair addressed via Europe must De fully
al the foreign rates Hawaii : forwarded via San
Francisco exclusively FEreels-Post mails for New
zsaiand and Australia Cnclnding West Ausralia)
forwarded via Francisco exclusively
possorncs Ss~-yofx \: T.. August a iso<,
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,zrp,y mouRNED I'M THIS CITY.

-z NJ Archbishop Chapelle's death caused
Tornd sorrow among the priests and the many
ioe of this city who were intimately acquainted
with the dead prelate. Archoishop Faries al',s.nS -
sIend,np his vacation alternately at the Thousand
I1nd. and the Catholic Summer School on Lake
(.ban1plain Before leaving the city he was kept
IN constant communication with New-Orleans. IN
his absence Auxiliary Bishop Thomas =. CusacA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
MISS KATIE BARRY TO SUE.
Threatens to Bring Action to Retain Her
Part in "Fantana''

Miss Katie Barry the actress has brought suit
against Lee Shubert restrain him from giving the
role now played by her in "Fantana" TO Miss
George Brighton Yesterday Charles E. lie Bar
her her counsel obtained from Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaun order for the theatrical
manager 10 show cause before Justice Amend in
Special Term, Part !, OF the court why an injunc-
ton should not be granted. The argument on the
Injunction will take place to-day. Miss Barry holds
that she is under q contract with Mr.. Shubert, the
terms OF which do not expire for some months. She
also alleges that much % the success OF Fantana
N the absence of Lee shupert. Claiming Pollock
hs representative. said last night that neisner @ MI
shubeTt any one connected with the IiI II -leu "a
been served with papers IN any SUIT proug or 3 30
he Knew otbfng about the matter until The Tribune
representative brought il 70 his nouce s,d .eN5ss
Brighton who is Miss Bsrrys understudy, dld sing
her part this afternoon This is the afternoon tht
the time and said nothing 70 me or 10 any any one T
year az rom next ocfober and she viii sing her
part 'Fantana' the entire time, II me opera CON-
Neither Charles Le Barber or Justice Samuel
sfeenhaum in town last evening
Rehearsals for The Bad Samaritan have begun
and vii continue until the comedy is given IN
"3snlngton on September 4
An effort is being made 10 get together unusual
contest al Manhattan Beach II is purposed 10
hold e meeting Of the different bands connected
with the various orphan asylums. and TO 1uoee
them b. The same methods that are used In otner
band contests. For judges, Professors shannon ana
Slater, OF the 23d Regiment and Marine bands are
70 be invited. with some other band master ana
composer. preferably John Philip Sousa or victor
t1eroert II is intended 10 give three prizes sucn
as tle band masters Of the various Dands may
select The contest will take place in Pains Am
p9llaeatres hn6 those holding tickets VIII nave lie
advantage OF seeing the fireworks
The three hundredth performance OF "Fantana'
VIII be given the evening OF Tuesday. September
u. al the Lyric Theatre. Sterling silver LEAD
pencils VIII be given souvenirs.
For the first concert at which Calve will sing IN
Aew-Hork, the New-York Symphony Orchestra,
under the direction of Walter Damrosch, has been
engaged. Derrick Won Norden. the Swedish. Am@eri- @
car tenor: II. Bouxuan, barytone, and Mile.
schmitt-Bernard. a Continental pianist, will also
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
COLUMBIA YACHT CLUB CHALLENGER.

The regatta committee of the Columbia Yacht
Club of New-York has selected as the club chal-
lenge boat for the American Power Boat Assoca-
zion Challenge Cup which is TO be raced for on
August a. Is and rs, at the Thousand Islands, the
motor boat Panhard ILL., owned by Andre Massenet
1rbroughout the contests the boat will be handled
nv Joseph Devantry. who has an enviable reputa-
tton in handling high speed boats in contests Of
.t.ae lxfD
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
WILLIAM r. STORRS.

Scranton, Penn. Aug e.-WiIliam r. Storrs for
merly general coal agent for the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western Company. died to-day aged
eighty-one years. He was one of the oldest rail
road company officials in the United States having
been connected with the old New-London, Will
mantle and Palmer road in the early 40s He was
with the LaCkawanna for thirty-three years
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

Departure of New-York Yacht Clubs fleet. morning
Special meeting 2sth Assembly District Republican
mittee at No. 165 East s1st-st.. p. N.
Free day museums of Art and Natural History.
Band Hamilton Fish, East River Madison
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
DECISION IN MAUD CONNIE CASE.
French Court Renders Decree of Separation
from Major MacBride.

Paris. Aug. 9.-The Civil Tribunal OF the Seine
to-day gave judgment OF separation in the case
Of Major John MacBride, who was member Of
the Irish Brigade OF the Boer army in the South
African war. and his wife. formerly Maud Come,
the well known Irish agitator. Mrs. MacBride
retains the custody OF their child, whom the
major will be permitted TO visit periodically.
The question of an absolute divorce will be heard
F1rT1re eiffing
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
HENRY G. HILTON.

Henry G. Hilton, son Of ex-Judge Henry Hilton.
and husband of Sylvia Gerrish, who was well
known in New-York several years ago as an actress
Heights.
AT the time of his death his wife was with him
as well as his brother-in-law George Rollins. Mr..
HIton was fOrty-eight wears old.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

FIFTH AVENUE-Dr. Charles W. Needham.
president Columbian University. Washington.
HOLLAND-Mrs George NJ. Pullman, Chicago.
MANHATTAN-F. o. Saunders, Cleveland and
George B. Cortelyou, Postmaster General, Wash
ington. WALDORF-ASTORIA-Se Don Joaquin
WaIker-Martinez Envoy Extraordinary and Min
lister Plenipotentary from Chill, Washington
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
VINCENT WALSH FINED FOR SPEEDING

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Newport, Aug. Sin the police court to-day Vim
cent Walsh, of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F. Walsh
who are occupying Beauleu this season, was fined
$50 and costs for speeding his automobile through
the country roads the island. complaint having
been made by the Middletown town authorities
Mr.. Walsh made no protest. but paid his fine.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURSDAY 00>-At a m. for France. Switzerland.
italy Spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt. Greece and Brit
ish India, per La Gascogne. via (also
parts OF Europe when specially addressed for this
SATURDAY O2(-At a m. for g
York. via Plymouth and Cherbourg Gncludiug LIVER
pool scotland Ireland and South Africa specially
addressed for this stearneE1 at $50 for Belgium
GParcels-Eost Matsl g. s. Eaderand
mail for Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer: at ESQ a supplementary II a MI for
Europe. s. Lucania. via Queenstown and LIVER
pool at 1890 m. for Scotland direct Especially at-
dressed only) per S. : Columbia
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Mr.. ROOT OFF FOR LABRADOR.

St Johns N F. Aug. s.-secretary Root sailed
tonight for Labrador. He hopes to meet Governor
McGregor. who sailed a few days ago and will
probably cruise along part of the coast with him
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
7uE CITY OF WASHINGTON AFLoAT.

Havana. Aug. 9.-The steamer City of Wash
,neton. which stranded on the reefs five miles
south of Fowey Rock Light of the Florida
coast. was spoken by the captain Of the Ward
Zine steamer MORO Castle at o'clock yester-
dsv The vessel had lightered and released her
se,f and was on the way to Key West without
assistance.
Kew west. Aug s.-The City Of Washington ar
rived at this port to- day. ---------------------
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
FEVER KILLS CHAPELLE.
archbishop Victim to Disease No10
Raging in Nesc-Orleans.

New-Orleans, Aug. 9.-Archbishop P. L.
ChapeHe, of the diocese Of Louisiana, died from
yellow fever to-day. sudden change in his
condition speedily eliminated in death
Monsgnor ChapeIle was taken i'll on Friday.
He had returned TO the city three days before.
having just completed tour of Louisiana He
announced on his arrival his intention of
operating in the efforts then in full swing, to
stamp out the fever The Archbishop, however.
iert his house only on one occasion before he
was taken sick. That was to take drive with
his niece
On Friday he complained of symptoms indi
eating yellow fever. Dr. Larue diagnosed tho
case as yellow fever
rum ule hrst Dr. Larue was apprehensive as
" the result Archbishop Chapelle being fleshy,
fuil blooded and past sixty years old.
The disease made steady inroads and yester-
day he was found to be in critical condition.
When DR.. Larue saw him to-day the patient
showed increased weakness. Before noon there
was an alarming change for the worse Emil
nent physicians were Immediately summoned for
consultation, but the Archbishop was beyond
succor. The end came with great rapidity. dis
solution ensuing at 1880 p. m.
Archbishop ChaDelle is to have a public
funeral at the Catholic Cathedral on Saturday
morning at o'clock. The services will be con-
quoted by Monsignor Lavalle. the vicar general
of the diocese and the intimate friend of the
dead preate.
Messages of coincidence are being received
from this and other countries. The Pope has
oeen informed of the death and is expected to
send message of coincidence Owing to the
shortness of time between the death and the
funeral none of the high officials of the Church
will be present.
The Most Rev. Placide Louis Chapelle. Roman
Catholic Archbishop of New-Oreans WHOSE illness
with yellow fever excited widespread interest, was
almost sxty-three years old He was born in
Mente in the Diocese of Mende. France August
Is, 1872 While young man studying at Enahien.
College, Belgium, his uncle the Very Rev. Canon
Chapele, destined him to a diplomatic career. and
two years later when that ecclesastic was directed
by Cardinal AntonelH to negotiate a concordat
with the Republic OF Hayt. he brought his nephew
with him to the United States and placed him in
ST. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, prepare be-
missionary in Hayti On the death OF his
uncle. in 1861, the eve Of his appointment as
Archbishop Of Port au Prince the nephew aban-
doned the idea Of going to Hayti, and became
affiliated with the archdiocese of Baltimore. He
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
Total, August 9, 1908.

The Tribune Fresh Air Fund to-day needs $3.50 90
10 pay for sending $50 children the country,
tomorrow August L. 81 ,263 will be needed to pro-
vide for 4A children, all of whom are ready and
anXiously waiting for the hour of depa
Reu1ittances, preferably by check express order
or pOstoflce money order. should be drawn the
order Of and addressed to the Tribune Fresh Air
Fund, New York City.
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ANOTHER BENNINGTON VICTIM DEAD.

Washington, Aug. 9-The Navy Department has
received a telegram from San Diego announcing
the death OF Frederick J. Muller, sailmaker's
who was seriously injured by the explosion on the
Bennington.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10

Highest temperature yesterday II degrees lowest T2;
"a average corresponding date last year. 7o
average for corresponding date last twenty-five years "a
Local forecesPartly cloudy to-day and Friday. Aghs
10 fresh southerly wlndA
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
OFFER MADE FOR HYDE ESTATE.

The rurnor that James Hazen Hyde was anxious
70 dispose of his country place at Bay shore Long
Island. received confirmation yesterday, when an
Officer OF the Automobile Club OF America said
Gst offer had been made OF sSye.ooo and declined
New-York tribune., 1905-08-10
CEMETERIES.
THE wOODLAWN CEMETERY

accessible by Harlem trains
Webster and Jerome trolleys
riaKe Telephone Graercy) for Book
ofV or
Orice. 20 East 23rd St. N. Y City
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures. Aug. 3
A combination OF low pressure the upper lake
region and the Northwest high pressure of
Middle Atlantic has general showers
IN the Atlantic Gulf Very heavy rains fell
during Wednesday the south portion Middle
ana East Gulf States There thunder showers
in Tennessee Iowa. northern Illinois, north
ern and upper lake region. Utah. Southwest
ern Colorado Arizona. Temperatures higher
valleys and the lake region
high in the West. although they have fallen consdera-
bly, districts west of the Rocky Mountains
cept In the East and South there
but little change.
Another low area Is moving portion the
country being central tonight over northwest North
Dakota II will continuance Of the high temper
lures IN the C. central m a yaes n ana s Fn rising
Showers continue Thursday in the South Atlantic
end south portion OF the East Gulf States and the
There Will be showers Thursday Thursday night in
;rr5iaI in eastern Montana and western North Iako-
Ia and cooler FRIDAY in the Northwest generally.
TIE winds along the New-England and Middle Atlantic
Coast will be Ight to south Allan
tI Coast 1ght 10 fresh southeast south; Gulf
Coast light fresh south; on the lower lakes light 10
Steamers departing Thursday FOR European ports win
to cloudy weather. to the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For NewE England.
Eastern New-York Eastern Pennsylvania. New-Jersey
and Delaware partly cloudy to-day and Friday; light
20 fresh winds
For District Columbia. partly cloudy. warmer to-
day Friday fair. light south winds
For Western Psnnsivanla ANA, ana weSteTn % Ne"lofK'
Local Official Record.-The following Official record
from the Weather Bureau shows the changes
a-a,re for the last twenty-four hours comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year;
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