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New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
Mr.. DALRYMPLE IN CHICAGO.
Eron The MINNEAPOLIS Journal


Master jeans Dalrymple. after looking l., over yer
port There arc many indications that he will de-
eide against Chicago undertaking the running OF
Etreetcars. In the first place, he found no evil
dence that Chicago has any streets on which to
run cars True he found some openings between
the buildings, but these did not belong TO the city
and exclusive possession OF Mr.. Cornelius p Shea.
Mr. Shea obligingly gave the President OF the
United States the privilege of riding over them a
few weeks ago. He also permitted Mr. Dalrympis
to walk through few of them under guard. but
he did not say whether he was going TO LET ne i,
Mayor and Council run streetcars through his
thoroughfares or not. We rather believe Mr.. Shea
VIII be obliged to refuse this privilege. There Is
scarcely room in the streets for his men to
riot in Resides. streetcars ere a nuisance In a
street They have tendency to spoil the shoot
ing. Several times Mr. shea's own men were
brought III wounded, and every time II was found
that some green strikers aim had been spoiled by
a passing car and he had hit brother striker in
Stead of n citizen Such incidents have made Mr..
Shea pretty sore on cars.
Another count which Mr. Dalrymple win be
likely 10 decide against Chicago is politics. IN
Glasgow they do not have any politics II, the
streetcar business, while in Chicago they have
everything except streetcar business in their poll
ties This is all they lack, and this they propose
have
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
MARRIES FAIR MOUNTAIN GUIDE.
New-York Undertaken Lost in Catskills
Found by Girl He Marries.

courtship begun by meeting in the Catskiis
last fall between Miss Amelia Margaret Klutz and
Frank E Campbell of this city, ended yesterday
in their marriage here Mr. Campbell is an undeS-
taker Last fall he was called to the Catskills on
business Going up from the station he lost his
way and was directed by a young woman whom
he chanced to meet
Many meetings followed and finally a proposal
They were married yesterday in the Marble Co.
legiate Church by the Rev. David ]. Burren. About
fifteen hundred invitations for the wedding were
issued L was followed by a reception at the 81
Regis. Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. klutz sail for
Europe and the Far East
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
nNoTHING LIKE LEATHER
7ronn Tit-Bits.

From Ilt-5tS' ,,
Tho relatives of wealthy Austrian nobleman
1ernn @ szeknicki recently sought TO have him de-
ISoS insane on the ground that his usual wear
el bona Is a leather suit patterned like that OF g.
AT In the course OF his defence which was
sonvincng that he won his case and was declared
osrfectIy sane, the baron brought forward
70 pc iPehie array OF instances of wealthy men now
i,Sine who are eccentric in their dress Among
them aiS eyar three hundred uniforms; a Madrid
se;Ifonaire who dresses his servant girls as now
yiolets tulips, etc, and his servants
G erS trees. and Partisan who never wears hat
Which seems decline IN the merely rely t
~ dee Otto Hanan, wealthy sugar manufacturer oT
pudapest. who selects his suits to match MS wan
papers
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures June Is.
Conditions unsettled tonight throughout the
try, with pressure except IN New-England
Pacific Coast There is marked disturbance central
over Colorado and Western Kansas. and there
have been showers thunderstorns Valley
South East Gulf States. tho Upper Missis
sppi Valley, northern and upper region the
Northwest the Rocky Mountain region.
High temperatures continued except in the north upper
lake region the Northwest and the Rocky Mountain
gion where they fallen considerably.
There will showers and thunderstorms Friday Fri
day night practically the entire country the
Rocky Mountain region eastward except IN New-England
continuing Saturday from the Mississippi Valley east
ward West Mississippi the weather will be
orally fair Saturday
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
PROMINENT ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

ALBEMARLE-AdmiraI F. 7. Bowles, I. S, A.
HOTEL ASTOR-Captain Charles G. Treat .. S. a,
and Leslie Pantin, Havana. BUCkINGHAM-Ex-
President Grover CIeyeland. trinceton. FIFTH
ner, GLASGOW. and E P. Beverley. Panama. GRAND
Major ]. S. Parks. 7: S. A GREGORIAN-A. II;
Chase Montreal. HOLLAND-Sr William and
Lady Mather, and Colonel Coulrough, London. M
PERIAL-T Kabayashi and n. Kato Toxic. Japan.
Glasgow; and CAPTAIN ain z, Corey Melbourne. Aus
don NAVARRRT. S. Whyte Hong Kong, China.
NETHERLAND-N. s Dimoek. Toronto. WALL
DORF-ASTORIAt~@2ount F, Massglia. Italy, ard
William Mackenzie. Toronto, WESTMINSTER
Lieutenant W. NJ. Hunt U. S. n.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
ALEXANDER r. TURNsULL.

Alexander R Turnbul who for twenty-four
years was a bookkeeper in the National Bank OF
Commerce. stricken with heart disease a
Nostrand-ave. trolley in Brooklyn, yesterday,
died the stoop at the home of DR.. George Ham
lin. No. 1850 Pacfc-st.. that borough. He had left
his homo. al No. s15 Sterling Place. only a few
minutes before The conductor. noticing that he
was in great distress. stopped the car. and was
helping Mr.. Turnbull into the house OF the physi-
clan. when he died. Mr.. Turnbur. who fifty
one years DID, member OF the Royal Area
mum. He leaves wife and two children.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

June Il Jennie e beloved an vfs I s os
2:So .. m. No. ss5 stl-st. Brooklyn.
coLLINs-on THURSDAY. June IT, 1906 at Mount kisco;
Philip EsTnha & Gs ss sos eb o b FUHsTa pva
residence No. 14 Halsey-s. Brooklyn, Benjamn Hep
Dewey aged Ts years Funeral services SATURDAY
evening at O'Clock
Eliza Presiok daughter late Jacob Garrett and
Mary Prcswick Dycknan, IN her sSth year. Funeral
private.
9Tneral ON sasurda1 evening at ociooE No 24s
East 126th-st.
HALPINE-suddsnly the residence OF his oroeherin-
Is 1906 Charles Camac aged Il years OF the late
General Charles Halpne. Funeral services at Curoh
WaSerleS SnP Plaos Nea-York city gridsy Juns is
II a n. washington %. c) papers please copy
HAsEL-on juno 15 1aO5 In ths AdlTondaeks 1 Nsw-
Crlger HaseI1 and Mary Mason Hasell Funeral from
St lanes Church corner Madison-amDs 70 nfs5 1aa ndSs
Kensico Cemetery European apd Charleston Is CO
papers please copy.
Ssya5s !, lis Tune SE Is nsa ns Esus 5sTca a.
his home Me- 1.074 Broad-st. Newark on Friday
June 16 p Intermant In Mount Pleasant Gem
etery.
Widow Of zophar Mead and daughter of the late
Charles Mead. Funeral services az her late residence
at 9 o'clock Carriages Will meet train leaving Grand
Central Depot at 149 p
SAVER. Goshen June ID 1905 Esaasss wilaEd
Funeral from St. Jaraess Church, Goshen N Il Satur-
day morning June e. at iso oGs:S rsins ain sasss sr
leaves Goshen at o'clock
sAYER-A Goshen June L. 1s22 Fam RshaId @ SssFs
iI:sO ociccS frain leaves Channters-st. Erie R..
at s15 a m; returning leaves Goshen at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

CURTIS-M LANAHAN-At ST. Nartins-in-ths-FieIdA
London, England, Wednesday June IL 1905 Cor
nea Day McIanahan daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs: Georgia
w McLanahan. OF Washington. D. c.. TO F. Ktnssbury
Curtis New-YorE-.
JENNINGs-PATTEN-on Thursday. June IS 1908 q.
Christ Church. Poughkeepsis, n. T., by tho Rev,
Spencer NJ. Rice. D. D. Of Jersey CITY grandfather OF
the bride, assisted by Rev. Alexander GTiswold Cum
Minis the rector Edna Seymour Patton, daughter OF
George Melville Patten, Lieutenant Charles Howard
Jennings. T. s. A. stationed at Fort ayer. Virginia
KELLOGG-ROBINSON--At ths residence BRIDES
parents No. $40 West soth-st, IN the city OF New
York, Wednesday, June IA. 1905, by Rev. s. de-
Lancey Townsend. D. D., Gensvisve Morss Robinson.
Intosh Kellogg. Of Neu-York City,
PATTERSON-HOWE-At St Luke's Church, Roselle,
N J., on Wednesday afternoon. June l4, Miss Dearus
Kpllng Howe daughter OF Mr.. John Howe TO Arthur
Wellesley Patterson.
Notices of marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full and address.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
STOPPED THE CLOCK.
From The indianapolis Star.

A nigeon roosting on the minute hand OF the
town clock in the Caxs County Courthouse tower
last evening stopped the clock at precisely $40 and
caused many people In Logansport TO be an hour
late. A., -
The electric light turned on in the tower
and although the dial was suddenly illuminated
the pigeon not in the least disturbed and re-
fused to move. A janitar obliged TO climb the
dizzy height and "shoo'' the bird away 1t was 7:15
O'Clock when the mechanism again In notion
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
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Gar: faotei De IA Paix Geneva: Eosl Beau Rivaae,
ens.d. 6.sso,rafh Marienbad; Hotel Weiriar. Mari
fote Ensen Hotel JungfraGblick In.ssaken Grand
lo.sI lu6erae; Hotel Bernerhof Berne Grand Hotel
Hosaho; Hotel Kursaal MaloJa. Engadns.
iT~15Y AND SOUTH OF FRANCD-Grand Hotel. veniceg
Gntnqq cAotel. Rome: Eden Palace, Genoa GRAND
5iotei 9uirrsi Rome; Hotel Daniel. Venice; Hotel
Ti.Ie Fiorence Grand Hotel. Florence; Savoy Hotel.
nnIorence; Hotel Royal. Reno: Hotel Grands
aLetasne Nice; Savoy Hotel. San Renno Grand Hotsl
gonte Cario: Sun Palace Hotel. Monte Carlo: Grand
les-Safns
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w. H. BALDWIN LEFT s2o5,a14 81.

Mineola Long Island June 15-The official appraise
rnent of the estate of William H Baldwin. made by
the County Treasurer and filed with the Surrogate
for the collection of the inheritance taxes shows
Mr. Baldwin left SOP S4 81 personal and $500 real
total of sa15,31 81. There obligations of
ses 497 O5 The estate is to be divided follows:
Emma L. NJ Baldwin, a sister, S,Os7 IS; Harvard
College 5000; Tuskegee Institute a.e0; Ruth S.
Baldwin widow, s132,3 Ruth S. Baldwin. deugh-
ter S27 7sl and William Fl. Baldwin, son, S2!.7sl.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
Special Notices.
To Art Collectors

Mr.. LOUIS r. ENRICH. Of ths Enrich
Galleries, No. west 35a Street. who Will
spend the summer abroad. VIII be glad TO
place his expert kaowiecge as 10 the
rcnuineness and value OF Antique Paint
ipr. at TIE se-vic. OF American collectors
who may contemplate the purchase IN
Euroue OF "oli Masters" Letters viii
drly reach NJ. Enrich IL addressed care
s~or He.srs Brown. shipley & Co, London
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
FOUR DEAD ON THE MAGNIFICENT.

Gibraltar June 15.-The explosion of a six-inch
shell beard the British battleship Magnificent
yesterday Off Tetuan was due. It is said, to the
cartridge OF the she'll missing fire. On opening the
breech to ascertain the cause the cartridge
pioded and ignited two other cartridges lying in
the casemate- AL of the four officers and four
teen men injured burned. Three of the men
md ono Of the officers have died.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
MASON cRUGER HAsELI.

Mason Cruger Hasell, son Of Lewis C. Haser, OF
No. 12s East Tst-st. drygoods merchant, died
yesterday IN the Adirondack Mountains Mr.
Hasen graduate OF Columbia University. He
was a member of the Delta Phi Fraternity and Of
the Badminton Club.
About year ago he caught cold This turned
into pneumonia and consumption developed. He
was sent to the Adirondacks some time ago. but
steadily WOrSe.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

rf,est temperature yesterday 81 degrees lowest &C.
III average corresponding date last year. eS
-. for corresponding twenty-five years. eS
rooal ForecastTo-dny partly cloudy, thunderstorm
osssr,noon or evesing tomorrow showers; light 10
,-osb xind mostly south.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
rRANsPAcIFIc MAILS. FORWARDED OVERLAND
DAILY


The schedule Of closing Of rrans-raeihc Mails
land transit to port OF sailing The Connecting
sal. Cexcept registered T.nsPachc Mails dispatched
Via Vancouver Victoria Tacoma SEATTLE. which
.. previous dayo close at the General Postoiiee.
New York. follows:
Hawaii via san Francisco eoze at II Tor
s. g Ne5raSkan.
F Islands Australia except west and New Caledonia
yia Vancouver Victoria b. c.. close D IA.
Tune Il dispatch > 5. Aoransi
ranan Korea China Philippine Islands. Sea.sie
tiose al p June II for dispatch fremont
Neyg-Zealaud Australia Except West) New-Caiesoni.
Close az @ D. m. "a dispatch per Ventura
ff the Cunard carrying the British
Sew-Zeaiand arrive in time connect with
iris dispatch, mailsclosinS at ESQ a. ~.
a m and D. m Sundays at a:So y m. m. and
9 o m.-wil be made up and forwarded until tbs
arrival OF the Crnare steansrl.
philipp!ne Islands and Guam via San Francisco
%. m . Tor dispatch u S
Hawaii Japan. Korea China and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco. close at q p June &c for dispatch
5 Dcre.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands via Francisco close q,
s n. m. June 20 for dispatch per s. Mariposa
Iapan (excapt Parceis-Post Mailzl. korea ara
Phiippne Islands. via Vancouver and yictoris II e
close .. June y foE Dispatch per Empress
Yanckr9a texeept Mukden Newchwang Port Arthur
and Eastern siberia is forwarded Russia
NOTT-Unies3 otherwise addressed. West Australia ID
forwarded Europe New Zealand via San Francisco
British Indthe quickest routes Philippines spe
addressed via Europe be fully prepaid
foreign Hawaii Ia forwarded via san Franz
WIILIAM r. WILCOX PossuAstaA
Postoasce, New York. y. Y. June q 1908
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

KING I.EOPOLD'S ANARCHIST CHAUFFEUR
in general and of monarchs in particular has once
more been demonstrated by the attempt made at
Paris the other day TO subject the nineteen-year-
old King Of Spain to the appalling fate as
that which fell TO the share OF Grand Duke Sergius
last winter, and which nearly quarter of a
century previously had overtaken his father. the
III fated Emperor Alexander II. Yet there is ono
ruler who is apparently indifferent to the danger
which these foes of law and order constitute to
svery throne For King Leopold of Belgium actual
ly employs a man known to be imbued with
anarchist doctrines as his trusted chauffeur True,
Marcc!-that is the individuals name-has never
beec implicated in any outrage. But the police.
nor only OF Belgium. but also Of France and OF
GERMANY have warned tho King that Marcel has
all sorts of anarchist affiliations and that he has
,rofessed both in writing and at anarchist and
socialist meetings his entire sympathy with
anarchist doctrines. Yet all the notice that Leopold
has taken Of these warnings has been to give q
cynical smile and Invariably use the word
ctoven' Cctizerl in addressing his chauffeur, that
being the title which by official decree supplanted
al others-even that OF Monsieur the days
o. the Terror after the first great revolution IN
France at the close OF the eighteenth century
When one reflects upon the extent TO which one
is obliged to depend upon ones chauffeur in motor
unexpectedly st the tremendous rate OF speed at
which Leopold always uaVels-lt must De con-
fessee that there is something particularly daring
on the part Of this King in intrusting ms safety
to man such as MARCEL. inlbued with those doc
rines which lead anarchists readily to sacrlhce
their OWL lives IN endeavorfng 10 temper tyranny
by assassinat ton
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Racing Sheepshead Bay, 2:3o D. m
Free day geological Park. Bronx; Museum o Art
Annual prize speaking contest the City College Hall
of the Board Of Education, p. m.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

oinerent courses: at o'clock sort OF '.gouter''
consisting OF tea lioueurs. sandwiches and cakes
ana slices of cold chicken game birds, while at
O'clock there is dinner which lasts until past J.
sometimes he takes few moro sandwiches or bis
cults before retiring for the night
MARQUISE De FONTDNOY
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among the passengers who arrived yesterday on
the Deutschland were:
Robert Tod. Mr. and Mrs. spencer Bor-
Edward E4gaTl Gen. j.
Lady ElEar.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
Special Notices.

Mail suhscriberz in New-Yorx City tho DAILI asA
TRI-WEEKLY will Dc charged copy sxsrof
postage in addition above.
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rarseast for speeial Locs.llales-Eor Eastern Nev

York partly cloudy Friday hunderstorms afternoon
or evening; cooler interior; Saturday light
to fresh wnds, mostly south
For Delaware New-Jersey. partly cloudy Friday;
showers at night Saturday; light to fresh winds
For the District Of Columbia ard Maryland partly
cloudy Friday; thunderstorms in afternoon evening;
saturday showers light fresh winds mostly south
For Eastern Pennsylvania partly cloudy Friday: tnu
e- showers and cooler afternoon evening" Satur-
day showers: light 10 fresh winds mostly south
For Nsw-Englsnd. fair Friday: Saturday. partly CLOUDY;
shovsrs In portion cooler In southwestern por-
,,on. light to fresh southeast south winds.
For Western New-York and Western Pennsylvania,
thndershowers Friday and probably Saturday; cooler
ETridav: variable winds.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
CEMETERIES,
THE wcoDLAwN CEMETERY

is readily accessible by trains from Grand Gem
traI Station webster and Jerome avenue troIleys ano
Lots S126 Telepnohe t4eoo Irdliiefcy3
FOR Book O Views representative.
Office, 20 East 23rd St. N Y CITY
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
HORSFORD,s ACID PHOSPHATE

Cures Nervous Disorders
Headache, Insomnia, Exhaustion and Rcstieseness-
Rebuilds the system.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

For points Europe all countries ths Universal
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE Will be naflesi the fol-
lowing
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Born.
Married.

RoBINsON-At Carmelita Fresno. Cal, the wife Of
Herbert Polexfen Robinson. 4 son. Juno T.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16

Marriage notices appearing in THE TRIBUNE win
be repubfshed In The Tri-Weekiy Tribune without
extra charge.
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SINGLE COPIES

Domestic Rates
BY EARLY MAII. TRAIN.
E-or MI ,,otnts In the United states Mexico
outside OF Manhattan and The Bronx.
Also 10 Cuba Rico. Hawaii IND the Philippines,
without extra expense foreign postage.
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Postomce Notice.

Should ba read DAILY by all interested as chansss
tirle0 -
EoFeiSn mails FOR the week ending June II 1906 VIII
ye promptly IN all casesl the General Postonca
% sgisered and pareels-Post Mails close at tbs
June IL 81. - -
ParcelsPost MaiIs Grea. Britain and Ireland ars
dispatched by the White Line Wednesdays
the American Lns Saturdays. additional dispstcr
Is made by tho Cunard Line when
on saturday later than the American tho
same day The ParcelsPost mails
land CANNOT be registered.
Regular and supplementary mails close at Foreign Sta
ton Corner of West half later
than closing time Except that Supplement-
Mails for Europe Central America via Colon
close hour later Foreign station)
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use on the R5nig Albert were:

~ and Mrs w z Bab- C. Russell Hewlett,
coct The Rev. FValiing Clark
Mr. and Mrs J. ". Don William lamp Laumsn.
nelly
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UNDERTAKERS

FRANK E. CAMPBELL. 241-3 West ssd ST.
2sd st Stephen EIbg Inst Tel lSe4 Chelsea.
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC. EXCEPT
TRANSPAcIFIC.

Mails faxren+ Jamaica Baharnas) rorxar.eA
daily to ports sailing Tns connecting mails close at
the General Postofice. Ne~-fork. as follows:
cITBA via Port Tampa AT a 30 a m Monday. Wednes-
day and Saturday. tAIso ifoih new ioGH. IhuFScny
and Saturday-see above)
MEXICO CITY. overland ct l;So p m and 1880 p M
NtsW FOJTNpLAND except Pereeis-Fost AaiIs> via
Srnrt5 Svdnev at D. Monday, Wednesday and SAT-
,rdoy 1sso occasionally from New York and Phllaee-
nina abovel.
MtoI1E1oN via Boston and North sydney, eco p m
a;erv nther sunday June ) Is. etc-).
ira via D. Tuesday ma
IaIsa from New York on Saturday See ahove)
-fSSTSS E}ICA Orleans f10:3O N, Tiesdav
3D1ITisIi HONDURAS. HONDURAS Cast coastS ana
er1 .TFMAI,A via New-Orleans az 1lO:SO D m Mo-,
day west Coast OF Honduras is dispatched from New
York Via Panama-see ebove)
NTSAPAGUA (sast Cosst). New-orleans at +1O3o
We (West Coast ,TTe-
ratched from above
ptsNSWI and CANAL. ZONE via New-OrIeans AZ 41c-s,
N M sunday latter 1880 D. Sunday and until saIi
ing Of New-York steamer mail for Panama and Canal
zone Is held for the New-York steaEne---see abovs)
fRegistered Mail overland dispatches closes D. m
previous day
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on the Baltic which arrived last night. were;


seeratary and Mrs John Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Bright
Hay MI aaa MIS- W. J. sles"sss
e,olonaI and Mrs Wlliami Talcott-
Bsrboun Lr. and MIS- J. Frederick
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Local Official Record--The following Official record
+,o the weather shows the changes in the tenn
,rature for the twentyfour hours in comparison
with the corresponding date of last year:
New-York tribune., 1905-06-16
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

SATURDAY QD-At 6 a. m for Europe. 8 ST.
Louis Plymouth Cherbourg Gncluding Liverpool
Scotland Ireland Africa when specially ad-
dressed this $50 Scotland d.
rect Especially addressed only) Columbia: az
$50 a. for Belgium Parcels-Poet raiis). $ s.
Vaderland taso regular mail for Belgium when Specially
addressed for this $50 a for Italy
direct Especially addressed oniy1 per s Roens Al
bert; at u 80 supplementary p NIL for EUROPE
Per s. Lucania. via Queenstown and Liverpool.