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Th Right W John J P0-u Bishop yfstsrday In Bt-

Patricks Cathedral Nark In the pras-

Bce of lug aaaembla of prslateapriests layman Tha papal mandatecrsatlnt him aucctsaor to the late Wigs ml-

Mich i WUnr Bishop of the diocese ol-

Xswark wsa frorn the altar and upon

waa conferred the mate a aymbol of

kit power the croaler In allusion to hi shep-

herds duty and the episcopal aytnbollc

of his mrrla tp the Roman ChurchThe ediflcf In which the ceremony look

place WM altotether Inadequate forassembled to wltneai the exalta

former VIcarOeneral ofdloceo An hour before the time set fortb bfflanln of the eeraraony which was

oclock In the a throne hadastsmbled In the the Cathedraland minT who were unable to gain entranceremained thrre until the WMover A squad of policemento preserve order but they had nothing to

do ptrftct order being maintained at alltimes

At 941 the procession of BIshops priestsand scohtes formed In the school adjoiningthe Cathedral and marched tothat edificepreceded by the croM bearer the RevThomas A Conroy of Kearny The cere-mony begin before the celebration ot low

maa br the conaeerator Archbishop Corrlcanwho was assisted throughout the eonMcrstlnn by Bishop McDonnell of Brooklynsod Bishop MoFaul ot Trenton The Arch-

bishop first walked to the chapel on the eplstlside and put on the vestments necessary forthe ceremony The Bishopelect wearln-ih I Iretu woe led In by the assistant con-

s both of whom were vested andmitred and took a seat taping the coniferstor The candidate was then presented tothe Archbishop and after the papal mandatehad been read the oath ot allegiance to theChurch administered the consecratorholding In Ms lap the Rook of

the who was Kneeling

electsVbnn the examination was flnUhrd the

then put aside his mitre the nialatantaloud the con

fetlor Tho Archbishop ascended the altarsign that they were at peace with the world

After th s9 preliminaries were disposed ofthe celebration mssaerator sod the saying It

look the ceremony completedon of hands rhe

and his assistant stood close togetherthe foot of the The WJH

when t e litany was said the Bishopupon his head shoulders

no word being spoken ThoArohblshop and Jils placed

It Is words that the BUCcession conferred the candidateand the uttering of them la the vital ofthe ceremony It Is has beenthe form or the the

he had said a ofthanksgiving the conservator

hands withcriatn The pastoral staff and the episco-

pal uere an

preach to the people committedhe arose A and theconsecrator and his assistants gave mm tho

peace-Accompanied by Ihe assist-

ants new walkedthe church bfanlng the congregationoho IT sang urnand

sit who were cr his ringto the new Bishop was

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enthroned on the episcopal seatAt the the roaM

preached a sermon on the dignityand episcopacy

BISHOP MVtDOOX COXdCCBATXl

Cardinal Asttita at Ssrftces ta theCathedral

Cnicioo July M The Rev Peter J Muldoon pastor of St Charles Borromeoa RomanCatholic Church of this city was this morn-Ing consecrated an auxiliary Bishop of chiago at Name Cathedral Cardinal

officiated and function wasattended with such pomp and ceremony nalave not been seen stare the

celebration In ofArchbishop Feehana elevation to the epis-copacy

LAST DAI TO iff ST XVVg3 HfllCr-

rlMti ef St Jean Baptlste TfflUg ef FireCures Ttsterday

This Is the last day oh which the relic ofSt Anne will be on view at the Church of StiJean Baptist In gut Seventysixth streetand a Ug crowd Is expected to visit the church

The prlesta reported several remarkable-cures yewterday Dorothy Quirk tl yearsold of 423 East Sixtyninth street was one ofthose cured it was said fine was run overny I Cat and her leg haa sincewen In a braco has had to wear aspoclil shoe was able to walk with-out after church yester-day the

Mcflraun of JMl Eighth avenuemid to have been cured of trouble

A old who has hadorrie was reporteds hiving relieved

cripple whose mother JIB been bringingto the church since the novena

b nn The has been cured no thepriests say but will not tell hit name

his mother has asked them not to

XWSnBALJSM HViVT A BillTe TAt Tlitin Pat Standi Under the Eterated

sad B M Pelltltal lloldrpiThe New york Newsdealers and Stationers

Protective and Benevolent Association metlast nIght In Mnennerchor Haliln Fiftyitith strrst to take acibn on de-cision of Appellate Division ot the Su-preme Court that the Municipal Assembly

n authority to l ueUnas under stairways of the eleratmiroads lttiout the consent of the nearest

ownertheir counsel told the

new dalers that no matter what werefntned would be constitutional If It

ni leo toIn the street without the

owners consent but a bill drawn with

Mutt and would tike the standf the clutch of politicIans It was the

present thatsuch a bill be drown

WBA1SEK WAKBHAX MARKS KKPLY-

KitmUtrs CompUtard of only Tsinp rary-llaidi II 871-

Apprn r Wilbur F Wakeman gave out-a natninnnt ye terd y anxwcrlng chargesbroujbt nsalnit him by th New Vofk hoardvf TS1 and Transportation and thin New

the nMjgiirncnt of IIIPIIMr Wnfcenian ay that

tmvenlenm n few rlencfd examInersfrom the Stores be n trnn

to the dockS for tho n li period whileiourlst nre rrturnlng fruni hintvmn appointments

nude to xupplr the tho xam iprs thuttni tra11 fi l Wakeman con

ti traiintlnntlo travel It Is possible It U-protmblr that name men bo

t it b c In their old places next winter

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X w OntiAK U July Mtk4 Loaauar Interesta are ap In tttstatement of Mr R Ohalf a oenl a pound dut on eagar WOT

protect American produeera Thy aeethis tbe probability that the Amerlceva SugRefining Company or Trust will faToroverhauling of the sugar tarts and wiltsteps to try to prevent It

James C Murphy President of theOrleans Sugar Exchange speaking formerchant and planters declares that Mrllavomeyera hatfacentapound protectionwould be wholly InsuRldent Re aay-

It would suit him and the manufacturerwho want to get cheap raw sugar but I

would not be enough for the producers Thbeet sugar countries of Europe1 give a pro

of two and a half cents to three CentsR pound on saw sugar but we have been ablto compete under a duty of andIf our Government would glv the producersthe same protection that la given the Eu-

ropean producers by their governmentwe ire confident that In a short time we couldproduce all the sugar consumed In thla

But this protection should be tableao that thoprodurer might to aaauredafter he had begun the bualneea on an et-

tensive cate a of Admlntatratloiwould not change the policy led ruinbusiness Mr Havemeyer may know

lie refiner need In his business but troutthe viewpoint of the producer he Is talkiniwildly

IKiVITKB itft AND JUfJT MfT T

Wesaaai Kills Vke Casae te Be-

BaUlag to a CreekF J MKUX lad July MWllUam B Oriy-

a wellknown stool contractor of oilywas shot and instantly killed this aftemooinear Boggatown br Mr Martin TreeeeThe woman waa visiting relatives near thereand had gone to the creek to flab She aletook a beth dray came upon her whileshe was bathing and Insulted her flhescaped and came to town secured avolver and accompanied by her husbandn former employee of the murdered roanreturned to the place where he wasand without warning shot him twiCesecond bullet piercing his heart causingInstant death Free la atlll at lug

HIXKS A nfOVHB BABY

The Eighth sofa Mr Mrs LestProbably JtoeotABrsaJje-

xCotonibo SrBiifOR Col July 13 A Ionhis Just been born to Mr and Mrs frankLeaf Herman whose weight la n poundswhose height Is M Inches and whose cheatmeasurement 1 UW Inches Dr D HRice attending physician pronounces thchild normal except In site He Is strongand vigorous-

Mr and Mrs I af are of average size as-

Is each of seven other children born to themDr Rice says the child Is the largest everborn In Colorado and perhaps In this country

BIO CAKOVSAL or MLBtXM-

AbotltlM at CaatMB Oaasee Oebaackny Afterrarday at Put BfcerUa-

aCnicino July The oMlereof fortSherIdan received their pay for June yesterdayIJeutCol Whipple distributed tltMX amongthe 1100 men of the th Infantry and thflattery The paymentwaafoltowedlaatnlght-by a rush to Hlghwood

In spite of the fact that 400 soldierwere sent from the post to Columbus Barrackon Tuesday there were at least MO In Highwood last night Most of the saloons werecrowded until late andthere an unusualamount of brawling In the streetsr Vrofrisionai rambler lt tdthe post In mimbers and at one tlme last hlgntten gambling games were running Pour of

the veranda-at the barracksone In the woods seat ofwood and three In cardsand varIous other of gambling gamewere conducted

The who la publishing abook recommending the thecanteen was In theend last night speaking of his observationsduring the Mr Defter

the number of soldiers nowat the fort I believe that tonight Is as aa

I have ever seengambling and an Increased amount of drunkenHIM

There was desertion and a ofwithout leave yesterday and four

tights followed by

ATaeit XVD ROY IN FATAL

Betk Fomad Dead l Their HemeThe May

Have Shot His Talker an Killed Blnuelt-

OALTMTOS Te Jnly M A despatch fromrifAsantoh thirty miles south of Ban Antonio that last night Judge W O

a prominent lawyer and his son Oscar20 years of age had a violent quarrel

about the young mans extravagance Thequarrel became so violent that Reed

the Judge went the nightat a neighbors She returned ata and tofind room Oscar her son deadIn the adjoining Judge Used the fatherlivy gasping In the

of death He a timeand never spoke after Mm Reed entered

whether there was a duel or not Is not

the other and then killed himself ho hot

hole through the head thatmutant which gives rlo to the theorythat he shot father and thensell

OREKK COnVKTTE AT QVAKAXTHtK

Going testay Here Tea Das Deter RtiralngHome bj nf Bermada

The Greek corvette Xauarchos Mlaulln

which line been maKlng a cruise of the worldarrived yesterday from Havana Hhe willbe detained until this afternoon when hewill have been five out of n yellow feverport Is the training cadets

navy and Is under command-of Capt She portlast The mrvottewlll stay hero ten days

will return home by way of Bermudaand tho Azores

460970O lOft FOKTO RICO

he Trtasary Tarns Over Pities CoDsct4the Pstttge ot the Peraktr Act

WASIIINOTOX July JJ Tho Treasury De-

partment today turned over to the Insularlovernmrnt of Porto Rico the sum of M097M

representing tho duties collected on goodsPorto Rico between the dates of the

allocation of the treaty of peace and thepassage of tho Fnrnker act which a recentIscUlon of the Supreme Court declared to

be n iubwfully collected The sumwas In four drnfti three of Mioooo each andone of ninth pnynbln to the Annlntjuit

In Now t ork in trust forurcr of Islajid of 1orto IlitM

load ilcnnlnjs Sold Out

The machinery patterns boot accountsetoif the John Oooi Jrnnlnirs iutynt nclilneCordage Company Brooklyn were sold at

horlrt auction yusterday iitornlng toit JuJ niiTit ic lnst the company held byA for IIWVM 3

Lhullrm A O Jitirilnifn was the only bidderThe properly wai knocked to forIJjOiW low twIce was u

inlit ti ht creditor thatwould in high enough to pay some

f

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lelcr la yosteriUy front Bremen had

ilil nnliv IMvll Pfpifttr Ill smallpoxIho win f with motherit Urotlier Island and rngers whoud occupied the compartment with himrrre sent toThe ship was disinfected and released In the

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A eourt of Inquiry convened at the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday afternoon to i

Into certain matters affecting officerMarine Corps Dispatch from

Waahlngton yesterday stated that theof the courts deliberations U n faintly

quarrel In the Marine Corps between ColRobert lj Meade the commanding ofSoei-ot marine barrack In Brooklyn on theon hand and Col frank L Quarterneater at yard and HLsmchelmer inspector of the Marine Corpson other None of the members of

none of the officer whoso nameswho were eeen yesterday

would a word about the courts businessTh member of the court are Capt Phllli-HJCooper U 8 X President Col Ferclvn0 ope U B M C and Commander Cllffon-H Wsst U 8 y with Capt hen II FullerU 8 M C as Judge Advocate

According to the Washington despatchesMajor iuohelmer has charged Cot Mendwith being Intoxicated the occasion ofrecent inspection of the Brooklyn barracksby Major Lauchelmer Col Dennycharged Meade with Intoxication 01

another Col Meade chargestwo offlcera with making the charges mallclously with conspiring together to Injurehim and charges Col Denny separately

Irregularities In connection nltlfor repair and construction

work at the barracksTh court sat behind closed doors The

witnesses and stenographer were thepersona the members of the courtwho were admitted But while thewu sitting there were many other personabout the airy yard were sittingJudgment on the matter rather more In

Wherever the trouble betweenand the other two officers was

under consIderatIon moreover there wereand chuckles and not a few broad

laughs The controvery has not been onewhich has Its serious side uponthe naval community In Brooklyn

The trouble began according to th stortatold In the barracks In the middle of Junelast Major Lauchelmer came on from

to Inspect Col Meadra commandCol Meade received hInt with great apparentcordiality and Major Lauchrlmer apparentlyreciprocated Col Meades feelings Col

certain hospl-lalltlea to the Major during thebarracks which were received according to

In the same spirit In

offlcera much during th term of the Majorsay that no one who uw two together

worn of

were best and most mutually appreciative-of friends It was also

stay Inbe eeemed to confidence of

between whom timehad some friction but which had notcc of an n breach

When Laucholmer returned toWashington he prepared a report whichwas In duoUrns In which he Mid that on one occasionduring the visit of of June

and JO a closed order battalion drill ofthe under Col Meadoa command

same time Col Independentcharges to the effect that Col

the Influence nf aboutfour months ago Col Meads friendsnniarkmi with mime yesterday onthe coincidence of the tiling nf

nt tlie eame timethough the occurrences alleged In them were

InIt Is understood that when Col

wax apprised the charges ho madespirited made counter charge

hU accusers said thathad handled Government money improperly-and for court of on ownconduct It was his the accusation

Meade Is understood to have takenthe ground In hs to the charges that heIs not a abstainer and nm bonIn years Marino

It cannot ascertained that In thatperiod he has become aware of any traditionof service which requires to

Is held toof two drinks of

whiskey do not constitute Intoxication andthat admits that did take two

of whiskey before the drill whichwas adversely IAU

further and insertedthat he had two thinks In his own boutat his own sideboard and In company withMajor Uuchnlmyr his guest

d Is It be true as I heinspector says that the commanding office

wasfor the quantity of liquor he had con

capacitated for of judgingthe creditable or not

the Adjutant and Inspector hadconsumed the name of

Is evidence that they are aconspiracy to him

was easy enough to get Cal Meadesof the ease 69 old andsomewhat Impulsive by nature He has

younger to aremarkable them aroopenly partisans There aro some

amongwho Is to give against Col Jleadoas Judoa

one at the yard yesterday waswilting to discuss Coltitle ot the case as none of the officerswhose conduct Is the subject of the courtsInquiry It proper to ear anything for

rs3nmn thecourt which wilt be made ti the Navy De-partment due season must be

other side of case van beknown

DOltSH KXPI OSIO KILLS ftRXJIAX

Badly lajvea Anethsr aad Caases Paolo la aCliecelate factory

Two men were so seriously Injured by aboiler explosion In Poyeta chocolate andcandy factory at 413 Tenth avenue yesterdaymorning that one of them died In the hospitalThe explosion caused a panic atnotii the 709

men and women employed nt the plies Themen Injured were two threaten Charter Iorotto of 17 Sullivan street and Joseph Dooley

of 8JI Tenth avenue They were standingIn front of the boiler when It exploded

badly scalded by the hot water andsteam They were taken t Bellevuo Hos-

pital Dooley died In Btllovueafternoon

The explosion was caused by the burstingof a nipple at the bun of the water columnThla forced all the water In the ulpo Into theboiler tube blowing out tho Jioad Thereport of tbe explosion could be hoard block

two were covered withthe scalding attam and root that caino fronttile boiler lIme engIneer II Goodwillof S34 East 1 street was inroom but was nut He was arrestedon n technical of niKllcenco iind Incourt was tilt Katurduy-

llio cUnm and soot tim

sttri Ihrre woe n scramble toget out but no unit else was Injured

rOw York Hark Comp njThe New York hock Company which Wits

formed by the reorganization Corrmltton ofthe Brooklyn Wharf and Warehouse Companyilll begin active work on Aug I ut whichlime David H King Jr will assume thaPresidency of the nompany Among themany tinder oonsldoratlon Isone for construction of a pier whichwill b able to ucconmiodat vi ncvnn

at thn sarm tlmu ThU will luconstructed as HIHIH as Iliilternillk ChannelIs deepened All of the minuetitocUn two and a half miles water

ul DrTrambull Iravelands Nnn-

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ceaof aibM louthis morning CroekttV manager o

plies countia MM nights receiptwhets four maaked stated aaeaand oonpaUedj Cre kett to band overhis cash nearly Mioo Aa the robber withdrew with the bat ef money one of Croeketta men opened and on banditwith a bullet In hi A fuslllads followedCrockett and other garneetne joining l-

ithe fight of the robbers shot outlights and all three eecaped carryingwounded comrade and the plunderstrong posse was put on the trail and

the bandit Into the mountainsCrockett he rccognlitd one of

robbers a Burt Alward a famous stageand express robber who I wanted for compllclty In holdup on Bonthsrn Iscinand a doien other crimes

raviT AND rxegTABi rittcfM UP

DM t Bro ht hat Mere I theThat Leeal Crete Are LaU

Owing In part to the drought throughoutthe oountry but in a greater degree tocauses the price of mill and vegetablehave gone up all around In this city andsupply aa a whole la neither ao lariye nor agood In quality as It usually Is at thisof the year The Increase 1s not likely toof long continuance and Use fall cropanot materially affected but at present prIcesare on an average M per cent higherin most at this time

Th trouble I not much the droughton the markets

It la principally dq thatthe maturedhot weather exhausted

New crop whichrain than thy needed In the seeso

and more sun was th after-ward late time between seasons

the now havegone up allaround

whlcn sell for tt a barrelof the cost In the neighbor-

hood of M because theard the crop not In yet Later how

thereof rotators than usual

crops and the supplyMichigan and upper tart

come ID

The of green vegetables lire huhpriced In proportioncause even scarcer and dearerbecause the supply from California la late

crop la backward aa wellWatermelons than they havebeen In years because the crop haso large a long time hunt raid

to the the wMsrmelM acreagehat largely decreased 1

art for to SaM a car

toAccording to the lon

Mtrket while this Isn

reaping benefit Itbeen making much out nf truck farm

In In recent yean because theInrreaned In of the demand and folkhave become used to prices andexpect them always

Dr Arahelt Killed nimselt Beraue of a Threa-of Criminal Proscatloa

Jnly H Dr M A Arnholtwealthy pliyslclanof Plttahurg committedstilclde this morning by shooting himselfthrough the heart It was learned this afternoon that the doctor killed himself to escapethn notoriety that would come to him fromn prosecution for a criminal operation thatwas threatened against him Dr Arnholtwas U years old and had been In the City

and the State Legislature II shotlylnv on a couch In the bedroom

adjoining hiwho Is to have died

on tho result of an operation performed by thedoctor wan Mrsof Mrs Mary Maurice of Carson otreet Mr

her nn Arthur de-clared today that Mrs who was a

had confessed to them beforeher death on July 17 that doctorperformed her on July4 physicians attended womanwhen oho but on Monday beforeshe died the family antiwhen he arrived Maurice accused him

the cause nf her daughter con-dition After the the family admit

told Arnholt that he would to provide fund of

The story however and last nightDr Arnholt told Dr nossmnn his formerstudent that he was crimeand that It was a case of blackmail

COP ACClafD OF ASSAULT

Injuries ef a WUIIamibnrg Weman aad HerSun Laid to a Pelltemaa

Mrs Ieah Famlnaky of 104 Varet streetWllllnniaburg and her sevenyearold sonAbraham are In St Catherines Hospitalsuffering from Injuries Inflicted It Is alleged-by Policeman of the Stagg streetstation The has a scalp hlamother a broken wrist

Mr Alice wentto 1ollco Commissioner Yanks offlceyesterday and made a complaint against

knocked her brother down at Grahamand Moore street on and that whenher mother yesterday he recalved the same treatment

The narused iiollceman sold last nightthat the woman downbroke her and that when he offered tor nll an ambulance for tier accused himof hitting her

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Attachment AgatnU Albert M Shook for10786 Lent to Him

An attachment has been granted againstAlbert M Shook for S1079S Justice finnchard of the Supreme In ofJoseph H on an aligned claim

Mr Shook for mnnny which she lent himat various tlmea from Jan I leiS to Jan-I ISM The attachment was obtained on

ground ofabsent from home and was

last heard from at Melbourne Australia

OBITCARV

Daniel S Slawson President of the AtlanticRealty Company tiled on Wednesday nightnt hit homo 1M Lexington avenue of pneu-monia He was born 43 years ago In Ornngecounty N J He and his brothers John andAndrew came to this city In lU and wentInto the retail milk busIness under the firmname of Slawson Drum John died fifteen

hut Danish Hlawwm remained In the milkbusiness years retiringmonths ago front the helpedto to become oflantic Realty Company He had been forseveral Intcrented In someof the estate transactions In the upperWest Hide He married forty yearsSarah K of N shennd IIvo children survive him children

Mrs 0 A of N Jnnd Mrs F O hobbs Iilx ton H Slawson Wallace Hlavraun ofthis city

Isabella Kldrlve Iimlwrt wife oflAmbert the N J

hlllc manufactursr died yesterday morningat her home

born at Mass iw lierfamily name beIng Hlatiurk Is ur

bv her husband two childrenhello louise wife of William

of york city and WalterHtauley Lambert

leor ti K lAwton for five an as-

tronomer at the United States Naval Ob-nervatory Wa died In that on

night lie wo born In JacksonMich and from Uni-versity of and later from the Unl

of Chicago lie In of theexpedition from time Naval Observatory

the eclipse of the sun athimt last year

Robert II Jordan a Veteran of the Mexicanand Civil ware at In AnacostlaIi C on night 08 yearsHe was born In Wa hln ton while a merelioy served as a ilr r In theWitr Hitb e h In theiind ilurlns th Civil War wits a member ofihi District Volunteers

William Uaton who died In Astoriaon after an operation rot ap-pendicitis was n

of the Hudson County RepublicanCommittee He wits a veteran CivilWar and volunteer fireman

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rreteetwit nweh He lays htat taMeUty at Open BIsbcHef te Pastf tke BMU I Tamght U IU He-

ka the Cathello Charletter which follows was written

recently to the citizen ofwho Is not a member of the Roman

Cnthollo Church For personal reasonho declines to allow his name to be pubIhhed although he lays ho firmly believesIn every sentiment expressed In the letterTo Me Uolg tetiitr Pop Xlll Horn

MOlT RcvKnexD AND UOIT FxTnyit Ithe you because I anmuch Interested In tho and growthor the Roman Church In theState for the following reason

First That tho Church trainsyoung in a way to secure good morals

a respect propertyana the

SecondBecause of the firm faith ofChurch In Christ the Hoi

Bible nf the relIgionof the Savlourwlthout which clvlllzatloi

eventually disappearbelieve It I necessary for the

Is fast drifting Into Infidelity In innn-nf the great of thatChurch of tin

Is taught Thousands of ministeror denninlnitlons armwho believe that certain anti bootsof the Bible nut be accepted

and work have hastened growthOf In all relltn-

Reoause of my position before the publicteem that I for

this letter thousands ofstrongest men In tho United madeapprehensive by the spread of socialism

eyes the Church owhich reverend head Thigreatest banker In the one of

of our told merecently that ho believed the Roman

was a necessity for tho preoorvatloiof our society

I with a very numberof our ablest men who be

as he does on that questionthere a feeling mosses p-

our people the authoritiesChurch liavo o

antagonism against thin ITnllnd oAmerica If feeling could bnI believe next ten would see

movement of our best I

Into your Thor are at healII 000000 In the It lied HAL sThe buildings and edifices on

the finest The attendance atmany men as women aro religious services

schools taught year 8S30O-cholars at a cost of at Inast

of the Hoinun CatholicChurch here mu t hUll been at a lowestimate eooooooo francs more making atotal of francs which the RomanCatholics of the United Htatcs paid for thesupport nf their religion last year without

aid whateverWhen our people SPO this ort of devotion

to faith see Roman Catholio men Insuch laris attending church cerviceson nnd look about to whatRoman Catholics of the Inlted recelve the lead of the Church

Itates encouragedIn such a as should tw by the au

In Home and this loads to the con-clusion that there Is im antagonism between

authorities at Rome and the Americanspirit and nation American poople think

I destined to ono of the facton In shaping the of the world

Yours one of the most wonder-ful II vns the world ever saw During itgreater changes have taken place than Inthe same number of InYou Mon Napoleon dethroned and

Down Into the have broughtgreat learning and love of CLt onehumanity If you could do tblncs

you shall be removed from this earthto the of the Savior that would aid Inadding millions to your Church In greatenergetic and

VM1JII1will help to Into true Faith mill-Ions who am now In danver of beinglevers In all religion

With continued healthI am most respectfully and

TOCB Mown I T

JIlL waiTxaKAD WKKPS v COURT

nnibiad flays That by thor Own ConfeiilonShe Daa Not lIen True to Him

The adjourned examination In the ofLydell Whitehead wh Is accused by Ills wife

Elizabeth C Whltehead of nonsupport was

concluded yesterday before Magistrate HoganIn the West Side police court A decisionwill bo handed down on Juy 3-

1Whltehead denied the statements of hiswife and her sister Mrs Loulso Terhune

the house at Camelot where ho had In-

vited tier to live was unfurnished and out ofrepair lie had for divorce from hiswife said and lost the suithe paid her pending a decision In thecase afterward on of counselstopped the Afterward he real

said that a man take turn ofhU he wrote tier that he willingto provide Ho denied thatever n residence

That was to paying taxes saidIn n

and wllllnz to support my wifehe said I must ob the

Have you anything to say as to yourwas

1 feel toward my wife he answered

and trusted his wife and found by her ownconfession that she was an

This statement created quite a stir anti MrsWhltehead anti

Do now declare to his askedMrs Whiteheads counsel that you are

call an adulteresa into your family to live withyour mother your son young dauchter

to the question but the Court onthe It tended to show whether-or not was In his offerto support his wife Whltelirad however

an answeror wouldnt give any

Idea ax to the amount of his Income butthat It was as munch us Kltno Ills

counsel conceded that he wns able tomeet obligation the Court might linponeon him

nro DEAL IV ADIRONDACK 4miTb Raqaetta Tails Land Company Parrhaiei4-

KOOO Acres of Torett-

OLINS FALl X Y July 2i0ne of thlargest deals In Adirondack lands In manyyears has Just been consummated In the purchase by thn nnwiftto Fails Ijnd Com-

pany of William West Durnnt nf New Vnrkiitte I il of 40 i acres of forot

land This purchase Includes nil of tho-I hi n small tract onflue Mountain and Utuwatm lakes

Treason head PurchaseWASIIIXOTOX July M The Hecrotary of

tho today purchased MTW 4 per-

cent bonds at UJufl KM si at1090870

The Weather

There was a partial break In the orouelit hat Inthe Sho tr Ml In JilnnewUWisconsin llllagln northern and rastrrn NfbM kaand the Dakota Ttine was aluo a slightly lower

kmptraturf In these dlatilcts Shuirrrs fell also In

the Ohio Vallty and the hAke rrclon southern Flor-

ida the Arkanui and lower Mtus lppl valleys andAUbau lleaty showers ol from onr two turtleswere reported In the lower Ulululppl vctlon

It was cooler from New Jersey northward throughthe New Kntland SUtes anil Like regions At-

llo um the temperature drnpprtl IS dtstttn In theother districts tail from I to i ifgrres

In ibis slat was partly rloudy nnd muchcooler wind fresh eaiterly humidity 70

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Wa ixoroi J ly TheBtat Departasentoday lasued proolamatloadeclaring tree trade to saM between tkeUnited States Pert Rtoo Under tU

I graphic Instructions from OCT AMes of PortoI Woo proolamatloa was leaued todai

at San Juan by William M Bust secretaryof the Insular Government and acting Gov-

ernor This Is th anniversary of the landingof the first American troops on Porto Weartoil In the war with Spain and at the roquetof the Porto Rican legislature expressed Inthe resolution declaring that the island hadprovided for enough revenuesto permit theestablishment of free trade the Issue of theproclamation was delayed until today

Tho prod imatl m recites the at of Congrrss approved April 12 icoo providing that

nliensv r tho Legislative Asuembly of Portomoo shall have enacted and put Into opera-tion a system of local taxation to meet thebecewltlos of lion government ot Porto Blotand shall by resolution so notify the Presidentbe shall make orodamatlon thereofthereupon all tariff duties on merchandise-and articles going Into lorta Rico theUnited btace or iambi Into the UnitedbUU from torO Rico be entered Mseveral MirtH of tree f and

the Joint reolutlona of the lstive-Assemuiy ut ivloi notlf lag the Vrtsl-Utnt tact tie L gsiatlvd AM nanenactedof local taxation to meet the necessities nt thellovernment ol Iorto Klco and as

Voff I William MckinleyProildcnt of the United States In pursuance-of the of law aboveupon the due notification doissue this my proclamation and do declareand make afor Porto Rico has In o-

oordanoe with provisions of the said actT Congress

has enacted and put into operation a systemof local taxation to meet toethe of Porto RIco

In witness whereof I havemy hand and caused the seal or the UnitedStates to be affixed

Done at the of Washington thisof July the of our

ono thousand nine hundred and oneof the Independence of the United litotes

tbe oneWILLIAM McKtNtrr

the President DaviD J HiLtActing

Acting under authority of Presidentsiin trade between

Porto Rico and time United Htate the Seers

rtutle on m rchall Prto RicoTh order takes Immediately ann allPorto Rican goods arriving will beentered fret of

APPOIXTUKXTJI BV TUB PRKSIOKXT

Hatch ef Naval Appolatmsats Aaaeanced-Maajr New Knitgai-

WjisHLsniox July President today made the following naval appointments

Commanders Albert F Dixon and George

t DyerLleutenantsAllon M Cook Raymond

D Hnsbrouck Henry B Price StanfordE Mows and Andre M Procter

Lieutenants Junior Oradn Kenneth 0Cattleman William I Mttlafleld Pope WashIncton Arthur Crenshaw BurtAlbert W and Thomas 1 Parker

Allen Buchanan John Tncr Claude C flinch Ii BrlnnerJohn T Bowers W Cole CharlesK Courtney James W I Clement James

W Iormnn John V QreentUne J nM B

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Charles II lintel Jr Frederick J HomeW Johnson Victor A Kimberly

K Ijwlp Kdirnr ItFarmer Morrison Samuel I M Major

William H Miller Hchnrlah H Madison

William 11 Saylosford Herbert C Sparrow Event J Mailer

ward Ariolplius and AlexanderK H

Slid for Postal Cards Called ForWjuinivnrox July 2i The Post Offlce

Department has called for bids for furnishingthe Government about 8000000000 postalcards during the four years beginning Deo Inext During the lout quarter of the fiscalyear ended June M Ml I034I2450 cardswere used by the Department an of87MO8V a however

umber required for abelli necessitating themanufacture and printing by contractorof about 1500000 month In andmonth out or 710000000 a The presentcontract IM held by Alfred W Daggett ofPiedmont W Va

Russian Tariff am Our PredictsWAIIUSOTOH July J4 A report front

Consul Heenan of Odessa just received atthe State Department gives the new rates

Htisln on rosin bicycles AoImported from the United States Thaduty bn or white rosinand pitch for brewers has been Increased20 per cent and on velocipedes JO per cent

paragraph 82pay W kop nk per pond U0 cents per

91112 enter under pointa of paragraph 171 of said tariff and pay37 rubles 11390

Army and Nary OrdersWASHINGTON July M Then array orders

hate been IssuedMain Frank R ArUud Surgeon honorably

chartedAn array board to at Fort Leaven

worth wIth following detail IJeutCol JruaM lee With Infantry Chants RichardBurgeon AdrIan S Surgeon and IrancU

Fourteenth Cavalry Jo TLI tut clarence

cT Infantryfrom to ron Leaveoworth for riarnlnaUonfor retirement

tints Lieut Charles V Brownie Assistant Son

temporary duStWilliam P Woo um AssIstant Sur-

Ceon recently appointed to Fort clack temporacy duty

Capt Thirtieth Infantry traniferreitto the Inlantry Uurapany

de-

tailed as an addltlontl member cf me courtm ttl l at ron Col urn bin

Vmnd Inrnea R Ware Fourteenth ID-

fantry from New Vomit to rums PorttrThe lette of absence ibis IJeul J rt-

IXvereaui asiunt Surgeon extended Un days

These natal orders hare beenCapt T F Jewell from the War College to Wash

asn inerntr Naval HoardCommander J I Adams Itnm thi ot

Itsyilower to Mmmand the AlertCommander J A II Nickels front th War College

lo command fopekt-LteuUriiant Commanilf r K K Wrtfht from tIme

to home and wall ordersIJiulcnaatConinMDittr W XeLesn from the

Mayflower to the u eicullietItuS T linker from E M hone and

IJcut C R Evans from UarCower lo lime

FJUW-IIJeul C C Marsh frost Uayflower to lbs

F Uljwr from the Etui lo borne andwait orders

Ueuu J V Holden and C S Wllllama treatthe Torpedo station li Naral Academy

lIenS K L llearb from the Euex lo borne andthence to ills Naval Academy

Lieut II rAn from tote to home and wall

U lit A llulnlii dlicharzed from naval MovIeswith car years arcoidlnr to hw-

Uiit w WtIK from the JlnjrflcviPr lo theolympIa

KTsljn 7 K rim from the lf yflo r to thelwx ts welch mind f mr r

Naval Citt II t Sp rro from lIme Vlien to the1X as watch arid ilul Ion oWr r-

Hurireon I T Sirlth turn the Mayflowt to homeant wall urrim

1 Mrt AwliUnl Surjrnn P N Carpenterthe fhrlva to the

AMltkiitl It It KlrharUwn fromNrofit MolllUl toliie ItcxplUI-

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us dullerter w H Wlrot Iron the Pnurola yard

to hr uri ilo itollo-MI Awt tanl Pivna fr II It lUIlhli

th York yard to the Pttarolm yard as payomi r Ac-

CMrf Knilnrer H n SlanJord from the tintlwo iratnliiK stall n to She Iiland erd

Chief Knzlaetr P U Mailman trout the Itoatoaraid to rumir anti iticnce to iittr station

Crlf Knflarrr H i from time Marelilnrt tu the lki lon yni-

dfhantn la the 11ut Kdwtrd-ntlalo lime SamariT V ltr rmiu n tram tile lltili-

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sizes 3 to 10 125200 wuh stuff sailor suits

sizes 8 to 8 125100 double breasted jacket

suits sizes 8 to 15 375100 boys sailor suits sizes 3

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14TrarOld Vane Went After Her WithKaUe and rtitollle Arrested and IMdVincent Salome n snlennian of 2uo East

Fourteenth street was held for trial yesterdayIn the MorrlMiila pollro court on n charge ofattempted felonioiiM assault preferred byPoliceman Corey of the Morrlnanln Malion-Saloma has a Antolnutt Salome whomade her homo with family for severalyears The Is II years old and veryprolly Six months mice she mot JosephBavter the oh of a contractor of Van NestIn Tlie Uroni antI fell In love with him Heruncle objected to her goIng out with Baxterso last Monday she ran away from homo andwent with Dustier to the City hull wherethey were married by an Alderman Theyoung p ple then wont to llaxtorn home InVan Vest

Salome did not tike Baxter antI hind vowedthat hit tilcce should never marry him WhenAntoinette did not conic homo last Mondayhe had the pollen annul out n general alarmfor the girl On Vodnr dny lie wentto Van Nest mind said that he would take his

back homo iliwd or alive If lie foundher He went to the home of Danielwhich Is next door to the Baxter andtrr to vet In throuch lbs rear flliuk sawSalome climb the frncn and thought n birilarwas coming to rob the

Whnt fin von lit hpr ns filmI want niece wild Satanic 8h

ran away with n young named Baxterand I men to have hack

Well I dont know about yourtilec The Darters live nixt door HO

had better out of here In a hurry maidGluck

went in thou Baxter hnusn and gotIn by the rear door At the name timemon Corny appeared at time house underinstructions the girl and Baxter

that they were not legally mar-ried The girl the hernmrrlnco certifIcate and wild that wets

contented Just then Salerno burstInto the room

At last I have found You mustcome home with mn he exclaimed

The girl to scream for her husbandand Baxter came In Whnn Knlonio sawhint hn n revolver and knife

Now I have grit You will stealmy niece will cried

jumped In front of padknocked Baxter helpedaftor a strufffln they sunrnnd d in disarmingSalome He wins to violent thatman arrested klan and locked him up forsafety

AOAIXST RELIGIOUS COXFEJtKXCKS

president Harper Says Such Jtrrtlajj la theSamraer Haraifal-

CitlCAon July 35 President harper hasan editorial article for the Biblical Worlda publication nt the UnIversity of Chicagoof which he 1s the editor In which he criticismthe summer religious conferences He de-

clares that there are In thesebornuse they encourage superfIcialities antienforce 4

Vr the religious workerstu this conferences to rest to have

a good time With thn exception of listening-to o sHform and views of their op-ponents lie n do little They

he declares becausediscuss technical on which their

oppose them without fortifying their utiteOr

for their views for heurern all agree anyhow and so thus wholn tendency of the

I to foster narrow andmike weaker instead ofstronger

From the very fact thnt the lecturer nd-drn es a inl e nuillenw Dr

he Is toto prejudice anti In once hn Is brought faceto ome of the real ofBiblical to If not to ridiculeopinions riot acceptable to those to whom

H II harriman o a Vachtlni TrIp

E II Harriman left New York on Mondaya weeks yachting trip He will go usas Newport but expects lo spend the

greater part of the on the forpurpose of getting oonipleto rest

Woman Killed by Trolley CarFanny Smith of UKMrUU street Man-

hattan was run over and killed last nightjy a Island cur at Coney Islandavenue and Aveniio I

Busints 31otirtJ

Sirs Wln li Soothing Syrup tie rhtldrssremind aoffns Ibr gums rrdiiets Innammatlai-ilUri cures wind colOr dlarrbiej Jlc a bolllt

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oOKKR On TUuriday July 2 I OI luddenlyat m Teajulals plaw bronx borough JamesPhilip HfMtir-

Notlrt of funeral hereafter

IIXHOX4a Wedneidir July N IIMI Josephft HUvin In the tad year of his ct

funeral at his l tr rwldcurr 110 WestJersey St Rlltabrth V J on Friday eveningJuly tOol at 8 irloek Tate trains aj fol-

lows Via feniwylvanla II It from Cortlandtor IVsbrmvs eW at 7 I M from d St 6JSI if tla C It It nf X J Liberty t 700 P

l Inttrnrnl prltalr at 1rtnchtown X JOIIXSTOX At S lle I I uOdrnly Thoous

1 Johnston aged SO yearsfuneral cervices ot M llslwy t llrooilyn on-

Fridayeveblnir July M IMIalt oclock lidstImes and frlendi sad nirmptn of Aranthus-lx l r T tad A M Aurora data Seotllnh-Illlr KLimrl Temple Mystle Klirlnr and IX-

Witt Clinton foimell Xo 4ll are respectfullyIntltrd In attend Inrrmrnt rlfitr pleatsimll Ioeri-

AMUIIIT On Thursday mornlnr July IW-

Ilubrlli Kldrtrr twluveu ol CitrtoIlM Urnbert med 01

Funeral tier late rraUUnrr llrlle Vl U Ialer-Mm N J on Esturilay afternoon July 77 lOCH

at 2 oclock CarilacM wilt tie In waiting atlatlonof I I i W n It train

inning Xe York foot nf llarrlay and ChrisInpher mitt at I U

twVWSUX On Tuesday July 14 I OI suddenlyDanIel H SUvun-

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