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irrionollj and Professionally In Conllni-

on Robertson Cornede on of roofKnrdcn vaudeville ihow-

bejsn at The wither was unpro

tltlou niu t1H start was moro

nominal than actual The tops of theatrewere too cool nn damp for com-

fort At the Victoria thrrr was a etifflcicnof gaY vivacity to keep Urn oceanic

from anything IH n cli rosnod stnte

when the floclrio lleliti wont out and Hie

was suspended In Inrkmtw

the peopl mad merry ovor tilt iiiUhap

Venetian Terraw n tho uolqiiely attractive

itructure over tho Victoria named had

put Into spick and span condition and

but heat Mow was lacking to make It a do

Ufhtful up there Time central platform

sii e of an ordinary nta o us

been dono last und the porformnnathereon win to a corHdernbl extent a circus

I It Included JiiRKllni by Sntsnnio acrobatlifeats by the Xnvnrrort remarkable btcyrllni

I br the Jolirnton0 brothers n burlecquc prirrlleht by the Uossow mldcets-

wrMtllnc and other by Morriss ponies

eccentricities by the long Hftyp urn

tli hort Healy tmnhllnc by thowoman and the two taco Ilvln ton-

I nd the Wormwood rlrcit of do r ammonkey Theso tlilne ranging from Prettyfair In eitreniily gOod were more suitableeffi clu nn openair show than the ordinaryipcchltes of vimdovillp Reside themUere were tiptoe dance by n tnl

nd violent Mnrlan Winchester come dancingof more conventional grace liy Czarina tenorrccallim by Olovnnnl Portonova withnrom orcheMra and negro songs and dancrf-

bjr IIIIIM Dresaor nnd her pickaninniesThe other roof cnrden open lothe air the one

ato Kiwtfr A Hints Mit lc Hall was nn

nounred to open Saturday but It did not otthe rain of tho sum-

mer neivon was ndvancid to liv t nlclit-biitasainpoitponed because the ninnacemeiicon ldereJ time weather too cold for comfort Itthe nltilit air The garden I much handsomerthan last year though Its chief attraction itsroolmtw l A blu fountain haben built In the centre of tho root nod colcretl-

lchta flay on ltn waters Moreplants linen In tront of the boxesthat down each hide of theMt for reserved Bert Idlms haysbeen In convenient comersmure colored llulitu have been put on tinarcher If satin enough cud clear the roolwill trwnlirht when lluninriniifrom eiife will dotIng the Intennlwlonand after the show nt iho back nnd the enterulnmont from the musio hall will ho elreii nithe ta The show which In excellent startswith a clever clay modeller Hilands a few a board onto whlct-no throws soft which IIP forums

prominent m n Mile Olive n Juiciernod others on the programme

Mile Emmy an nnlmnl trainer EdwinlatcH a clever musical comedian Kinuia-Caru whose voice had the deep tones of

Georen 0 Davit and Le-

land William and Adam Mohr sisters oill ttl und nnd Trovollo a vnntrilmiulst

Th breezy weather had no effect on time

third root that wu announced t-

orn the om drove on ol-

tlm New York nnd Criterion theatres Idglass and Iron roof warms under tho nunso that last night the placw was comparatively-warm A ntmo livenat In time new decorations Tho rustic brlUKnthat Hnmmer teln built have been re-moved and bamboo ones put In their placeThee gardens covering hem beauilfledartificial cherry and wisteria

e decorations wasballet from to Toklo whichwas given on reducedThe rest of the show wn excellentfamiliar vaudeville acts nnd gpo

poor importations Of time formerwere Stone Nollla 0 ellHenri French MatthcwH Marguerite Conallle Stuart cud Genero and Valley

Actors who havn irnlnc matrimonial dlUnction personally cannot iepiirati1 It frontheir professional fame Koine of theta wouldniIf they could Ie Wnlf Jlopixr Joked atLamlM gambol at ho Is wont to on the Matrc-

tbniil his marrying habit and Lillian Ru eloften makes nn audience laugh by referencesto wedlock Two player who made transitfromlreltlmate drama to vaudeville yesterdayJohn Mason and Victory llat man had laUljbeen published far and wide In divorce eusonew marriages nnd other nffalM of the heart-It Is unlikely that their salaries were any theI M on that account It is certain that

objects of extrn Interest IndividuallyJlr Iati man Me tner acted at ProctorsFiflhAvenue in theHlbertcomedette of Hwecthearts with her husband Harry MestayerShe had gained In plumpness to a pudgy decreeand lost nothing In cleverness since seen lastbefore on the New York stage She will berecalled by many reader BS a handsome youngwrnnnn with a lovely volco and u tfcliiilrilCommand of tho b t method In acting Duringher absence she had been a leader In Southernand Western resident companies In St LouIssV had met Mr Mestnyer and time ensuingcruirt hlp and marrlaire had been nttrndedbr readable episode The audience yesterday

gavn to husband a1ioklritf over upon Ills entrance He wax npreventable young fellow seemingly aboutr nn than wilt andImpressive In the play with

Mvne of u girls porting withardent lover and Its second

after thirty yearn U timl that wasand trump the burden waxMrs Mentayer little help front her com-panion He got through part In barely-rftwtable mediocrity whilerather mature a girtwas o and pathetic inthe Kuie of the middleaged woman KIA

the uncommon tribute of tears from no w mblage This fact is riot

In nlKre tK ct to the people who KC to the mntjniious shows are up to the generalthwitricnl average In andfnre Tie Hflh Avenue was at this tunic

occupied limit multi prevails Inth e hmises I not to so

n piece an SweetheartsMrs Mesinyer Mr Mestayer was of no

save as a

odd essay at Keiths TheJrogramrne announced him In a medium ofNson make with assistance from Grant Stewrt and gave Us titla ns Ills Lifes Lesson

aotnrs recent doings have been exploitedsad a hint hnd been given that this monologuewould treat of his personal affairs But It didriot In the character of a social degenerateth actor returned to Ms home from a meeting

omen friends at 3 oclock In the morningB entered roonm singing jovially butwithout a sign of Intoxication AH he opened

mall that consisted entirely of duns he ex-plained that ho had promised to return at mid

anti much contrition for hismisbehavior resort to a decanter ofIlQuor he told naughty ho had beon andhow his Indulgent fattier had refused further tosupport him A later recourse to the decanterturned him to talking of the friends he hadJ t left and to telling an Incident of one ofthem that wits rather weak in ltn comicalityThee there was more contrition followed by

assertion that the end had come Thistinted of suicide but It was explained that the

P ndthrlft hod enlisted In the army In orderthee hii father might know that money set

for the young wifes support would KO toFrom remorseful suicide to donning

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Pour melodramas of u many distinct kinpersisted further against the lateness ofseason last night James K Hackettvaliantly In the sentimental romance ofPrIde of Jennlco at tho CriterionOllletto In the detective wonders of Sherloc-HolmeH at the flarrick FJIta Proctor Otisthe passionate furies of Woman and Winethe Academy of Mualo and William llaworththe Christian martyrdom of Quo VadU atNew York

The Donnelly stock company at tho MurrayHill began the final week of Its withHohcrtMin comedy of Caste AVri-wiw V with unction

yesterday H continuous shows were notlceabsuccessions of variety with

nnd there brief dramatic Wl

Some motionor Houth African war scenes were new at

At Proctors Street tho Cohanwere a farce that twicetime of a specialty a point that of requires

Ethel and Yorke and Adams weretho variety folk

IsaMIe played a familiar comedl-tt at Proctors there were live

Moeclaltles Zono and Curt Jess DandyFanny Fields

Performer to the fore at Proctor FifthAvenue wre tho Hawaiianwhose sketch Is to condo orra what the vaudevllle short farce Is to aMcintyre and Heath who are laughable 1mltutors forlorn

Iockhiirts elephants small onra this tlniowere an at Keiths where Willsand I oretto and the Johnsons were specialists

lllR TOPICS AtlOVT

Some of the larger stores on upper Broodwaare now rented for the greater part of the timealthough in accordance with a practice whichhas only become general during recentThis rule holds good especially in thestores of great al7e and conspicuous sltnatlorTheir rents are HO high that only the pros

concerns could afford to occupy thenpermanently The result of this

a new form of tenancybig stores will be

concern anxious to bring IU products to the attontlou of the clime ofand down certain sections of Broadwaynever Intended to occupy these for morethan a few condition ii

by both landlord and tenant Manythe large stores on Broadwaythrough this experience times beforen rmsn nt the building fothe regular of their businessbe found This class of tenancy Intransient nature is popular landlord

excellent and profitable occupants are founduntil tenants are tosuch high prices corn along

Mrs Frnnx Knltcnborn wife of the conductorhas always been held responsible fortile success and It was through her tact and enorgy that the concerts at the St Nicholas Oarden succeeded last summer when various otherbettorknown conductors had tried theexperiment and failed It began to look asthe for good muilo at popular priceswith the opportunity of re

not exist here In spitethe repeated declarations to time contraryThe hultenborn concertslUhfd the of the demandand the audience on night waslarge anotheryear for the enterprise Mr Kaltenborn was

as auditorium as herhusband was on the She was busilydirecting the to find seats for late ar-rivals looking after their comfort in varlous other ways Mrs Kaltenbornshave rewarded with such aof succ n s that she has earned the dIstinctionwhich Is given to her this year Her photo

hangs in of the hull K

her Under It is the word Manaser and everybody firnlllar withIn the concerts realizes that she is entitledhave her picture displayed this fashion

CUVALHO AT A COVRTXARTIAL

Handwriting Expert Against Meat

Time prosecution courtmartial trialLieut Edward M Martin of the Fifthsprung another surprise on the defence by In

traducing David U the handwritingexpert when the hearing of testimony wasresumed at Fort Hamilton yesterday MrCarvalho wild be had been engaged by JudgeAdvocate Lieut Brooke Payne to make ill

examination and comparison of the allseefalsified receipts and the account booksby Iteut Martin while Martin was Treasurerof the post exchange and canteen at Fort Han-

cock He had spent over six hour sin theexamination and In his opinion the handwritingon certain paR In the books where the signsture of Meut Martha appeared was that of tinperson who wrote the receiptsIn the examination Carvalho furtherhe had used a microscope and protractorhad found similarity peculiarity and variationsIn Ihe receipt of the Alexander Campbell MilkCompany the name of Schwartz

the manner of holding the and used moreon tbe letters In the small

there wax a poor attempt at disguiseIn tho Kedeved payment on bills the somepeculiarity of Bs existed In

for the benefit of the madean Illustration of the cifpltal andand pointed out tho movement which he

used In answer to aby the Court he snld that he had made chemicaltest of the Ink used In signing the receipts and

of the writing In the books had foundthey were The red Ink used In

the Charles was alho foundIn Martins records Illlliarz week

that he never used red ink Inand that name had been forged on

receipt-In the crossexamination J Kdwnrd

limiter gut Cnrvallw to say that he had differed

pitted mini caw lie furthersaid had found dissimilarities Inhandwriting In question lie laid stress

tlis placewhere they were found In the personhad written differently

iroorflov COMPAXVS KKFL-

Yt Aerates the Arbnrklrs of Trrlng to liTrade Xrrreti Improperly

TotrDO Ohio Juno t The Woolson SpiceCompany filed Its answer this afltmoon Inutt brought by John Arbuckle William V K

James N Ganle and William A Jamiefor an order to Inspect the companys bookscase wilt be heard on its merits on July 2

Judge Pugsley Among other things theanswer says

That shortly before Dec 31 1M 6 the newsaid stock Inaugurated n policy

f extending the business of told WooljonCompany by reducing the selling ofwhich had been maintained tf hereafter

shown at an exorbitant and extravagant priceprofit That with full knowledge of Ihe

purchase of said stock and the Inaugurationf the policy of tho new owners tbe

Induced said John Sr to refuse to sell or deliver his stock

under the terms of said and by offersaid Acklln ItooWW for stock

thereupon without any notice to said Woolson-Iplcei directors or

iimiti or any kind InnnedllUly Instructed lo a petitionagainst rtild Wnobon Spice to

t from to declare Its charterforfeited to appoint a receiver for It to sell its

lifeAnd defendants aver that saidother purpose In seeking an examination of

Company thanunlawful one of seeking cause

against said company andn their own Interest as to

obtain for time

Hplrc Company Information ofciislomers of

contracts and tr n aotlois whichi their rivalry lo muse for the Injury

Woolson Spice Company

New York Imaranr Broker Arrested

PintAniLPituJune4 James RAtkln onan-uurance broker who Is a member of the firm of

S Atkinson A Co of New York wns requiredafternoon for further

insurance lows of Pennsylvania It Is allegedthat he Insurance firms withcompanies not authorized to do business In

Ilsmrnirh to Conduct at the Opera Unite

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DROPS Off AT KOAS HOOKTilL WAY TO ALOAXY

Catches Ip With the Tweatjrfecond ltrmeat Harrhlng to the New Camp am

In at IU IleadOne MSB Fall bthe WajildeSalute for the lovrronr

CAMI Pceksklll June 4H was i

Informal visit CloY Itoosovelt madeto tho State camp today He merely droppedIn for half a day on his way up to Albany 1

the big 12poundcr brass gun on time hi

crest above the ferry landing had kept nulet

the fact that time Governor had arrived would

hardly have boen known even in camp to saynothing of over In Poeksklll town

Hut exactly at 10 oclock In the morolnithe gun started In on it salute of nineteenand then all the country for miles around knew

he bad got hero He kept to his programmiexactly as It lund been outlined on Saturday

The fast through train which he took at tinGrand Central Station at 815 In tho morningnod which Is scheduled to make Its first stopat Poughkeepsle woes halted at Itoau hookfor his special benefit nod awaiting Urn wereGen lIce Col Henry and Major Green who

had ridden down from the camp to meet him

Two or three grooms acnompanlod them withBlack Prince which was the horse Klectet

for the Governors use together with othersaddle horses for those who might accompanyhim

There were party be-

sides himself AdjutnntGeneral Hoffman who

went down to Now York from Albany on Satur-

day was one of them and Col Trcadwell tiemilitary private secretary was the other Only

Col Treadwell was In Dm AdjutantGeneral had his military clothes with himwent Into the While Ht headquarterand put them on as soon OH he to tech

of Tho Governor onlyshoes for a of riding und then was

for thu road over which time

second Hegiment was at that moment inarch-ing on its to the new camp at Lake MolieKim seven mullen

Tho Sixtyninth Heglment was engaged Iitime am

went right on with their work OH If ho wereJust an ordinary visitor They were still hardat Gen lineHotTman Major llenry gallopedacross time ground on the way to time lake

It was and thebeen tolling over the steep hllln

of the for two hotirs Time regimentgot away in line The teamsters werestirring as early OH 4 oclock In tho morningThe were that tho work of loading time

wagons should begin at 8 oclock and ut oneminute before 0 the first of baggajnwas thrown In Tents were struck underthe Inspection of C Lyon of time Twentysecond Army who onday before Imd given time Instruc-tions In that matter and hehimself iw much pleased with the way Inthe work win

Tho mardi was mad In four since thefirst holt of twenty minutes being mndo frcmHU to 935 halt was nmde from1021 to 1041 and still mioth r from 1124 to1149 The regiment reached time crimpingground at seven men had outduring the march One of tbwho who wily

110 pounds found time steep hillsthe fiftytwo burden to carry-so hits that h tobe curried Into In ambulance Timother six ciiine struggling In a little after tho

arrived said this wasan admirable showing considering tho factthat many of the omen had come out ofotllws stores and were practically with-

out trainingjoy and his escort came with

the regiment nt time lost at 1148 and rodeat the need of the column camping groundground he watched the work pitch-Ing tents until 1 oclock mind then rodeto State arriving at 2 oclock In theafternoon He remained until about 4 oclockand then In company with time Adjutant Gen-

eral and Into nn ambu-

lance and rode to Roes Hook where ho gota train at 430 for Albany

camp Is 6n a hillsidewith time wind In TOM direction or

with no wino nt nil to tine traininggrounds fur soldiering in the but doesrot much in the of comfort

men There Is practically no shade ofkind In the field and sun In time after-

noon flown with great Intensity Thelake In the distance loots time

of this trots that border Its edit rindthat t a consolation mid It tintThe will remain until Wednes-day and then the Sixtyninth take Its turnat marching and testing time advantages ofthe lake shore camp

Just before Governor caught withthe regiment today hn found two companiesof the Iike School drawnorder by the roadside to greet him The boy

arms mimi Ihn Governorcomplimented them on their tine npi earance

The weddnc of Miss Mai lingersand William R COt was celebrated yesterdayafternoon The ceremony wits performed bythe Rev Robert Collyer mind only relatives andsome close friends tf the families were present atthe ceremony and reception afterward at thehome of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Henry

Rogers Jfi Ka t street TheIs their youngest daughter The

was to yesterdaysa widower hiss

his homo In New York for the past sevenyears Mr Coe In n member of tin Colonial

clubs aId of the Staten Islntid CricketClub and time Merlon Cricket Club of Phila-delphia

iondman Vail

The wedding of Ml Hawleno Olnxteid Vaildaughter of Mr and Mrs 1 William Vail toGeorge Goodman of California took place

til htfnlhrist Protestant ChurchIledforn avenue Brooklyn lIme Ifev

lames II TlirlliiBtnn rector the church tierformed ceremony Min Ituth Anna Hrldge-sjf Newark X J wa maid nf lime

rlde tiinlds worn Miss Mnffmi Kmerv fwd Mistlloinan Dr wa test

man and the ushers were Dr Jesn II StoneLeslie Muynard James Cunwar nnd C Edwards-of Manhattan and llolinti M Nurwood aridArthur of Brooklyn

llepew AdamiMrs Perry Adams rnd Mitchell Depow were

married yesterday altrrroon at time home ofthe bride 100 West Seventy sixth surest TheRev Or lichen Itus el Booth thinceremonv wore no bridesmaids

hum brother as lest milanWllli iin Tnvlor GtorecSWeaver and Frederick II were the

Intimate friends were bridewidow of Clinton Adams of this

was formerly of Norfolk VaDepew Is a nephew of Senator Chuiincey

I Depew

HaraetWbeelan-Mls I Wheelan and Harry Kvert-

laynei were married last night at tIme home ofbrides mother Mrs Mary Wheelan

street Brooklyn The ceremony i

Irector St George ProtestantChurch Miss Ida r Wheeinn and MissJosephine Shannon were bridesmaids and

of was best omen

KeltaySmlthMiss Mends Smith and Ralph Lyford Kelsay

of the llev Dr R I Kelsay were marriedyesterday afternoon at thus home of brides

Mr and Mm Carl Valentine SmithSouth Fifth street The Rev Dr

lames H Darlington Clirist rrotcsant Church rerformed Ihenony Miss Blanchehonor and Dr Harry Y Kelsay best oman

rmf and Navy OrderWAsnmoTOM June 4TheM naval orders hue

IssuedraTa Cadet W 1 Roper tram the Potter In con

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avalC Cruap to Naval War

for eouiae i fMfutfn iiiCijmni ndrr 1 J Holler In at

Navy asrdlrl of Unit SmithIlful II C works of George

I M Kfar sr eN M drtarhnl Icom Navy Yard fins

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listed out of mmmlvun toatal War follfcr Nrwpmt of Instrue

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SSXATX PROCBED1X0-

3Pronoer neaolotlon AntiTrial hut nclv J

WASIIINQTON Junta 4 Tlio Senate met10 oclock this morning A resolution offeredby Mr Moon hop HI expressesof the Senate that the war In South Africacease at an early day upon terms satIsfactoryto those engaged therein Including Indo

icndence for tho South African Stateswas laid on tho table temporarily-

In an effort lo have a special

made for private pension bills Mr PettlcrcvPop 8 I protested against It He

that more pension bills hud been passedsession than at any other for yearsand that that Indicated conclusively eltheithat the pension laws are defective and unjustor that special favors Ire granted for polltl-

cul purposesA substitute was reported from the 1lnanci

Committee by Mr Aldrlch Rep K I

chairman for the House bill to provide betterfaculties for tho safe keeping and disbursementof public moneys In the Philippine IslandsCuba and Porto Wee and it was passedauthorizes the Secretary of time Treasurydesignate one or more banks or bankers tinPhlllpplno Islands Cuba and Porto Ricowhich public moneys may bo deposited

satisfactory security bo given by deposit-Ing bonds In the Treasury to an amount not lessthan time aggregate sum at any lima on deposit

In having recommitted to the Comrnlttoe 01

Post Onice a bill for the claislIlcuUoii of clerksIn the tint and second class post oQlces MrWolcott Hep Col chairman of the Post OfficeCommittee mentioned as a warning and

that clerks of first and secondpost offices had been contributing 10 centof their as a fund to Influence tinlegislation of Congress In their behalf The

been able to he sonicmen but h know of some notoriously badmen whom theyvi iiiimuu rooms aim viiriuuigained by such action No such sum a-

M0 which bfn contributed could bused by the agents of these

urn co clerksMr huller Pop N C n member Post

OUloo said that the assessmentswent paid they would amount to

Mr Itman who was to have a pull him-self employed by thesis and

the supposition that time

wero lngTho bill wildThe House bill to for the use of timber

and hton for domestic and lndu trlal purposeIn tlu Indian was niamendment Joint resolution to em-power the Spanish Porto Rico to

The House AntiTrust hill hovlne been Inkthe Senate Mr Pop 8 D

moved that It bo on time calendar with-out reference to a committee Congress h-

Kild not adjourn until the becomo a law

Mr Giilllnger Rep N II sold that thewas ncttvi upon without conslderatlon a committee he movedreference to the on time Judiciary

Mr IVtilnrHW demanded the yeanon the motion to refer

Without taking n vote on time motionSenate went Into executive

When tho doors were reopened Mr Hoara time underrule the House AntiTrust bill could go tocalendar without reference to aHIt by unanimous consent until It

two sepnrnto readings on two separHUdave

President pro toni Mr Krye repliedIn thn negative

In other words said Mr Hoar It willrequire unanimous consent to take up UKAntiTrust bill tomorrow or next day

The President ItMr Will not M motlun to pro-

ceed to Its consideration be In order tomorrowThe President tern Nn because tinbill must Ho on time table until It has hail twoseparate readings and the rule that

It has been read once todayJlr AlIen Iop suppose a mil

of the Senate con ChairThe President pro tem If an appeal

from the of thedecision be overruled then I suppose th

Mr Alltn I ask unanimous consent toth reading now

Mr Aldrich It 1 HI object It Isevident that this bill cannot taken atsession and tills attempt to do so III simplyfarce

Mr IVttJsrow will call for Its second readmug tomorrow

action token th Senatn onDistrict of Columbia Appropriation bill

At M the Senate a recess till 8 withthe undcrrttiindlng that after a apnech from MrIVtilgrew no buslneNM b In order excent conference reports und bills unoblected to

Senate session opened withch In

attacked tlm Administration for things It haddOM arid thliiBs It hud undone

House bill relating lo certain streetIn thu of Columbia wa

the nmalgamatlon ofstreet railroad companies the Washing-ton Traction Company u general companyto be known o the nrw GreatKlectrlo Company with a capital of Ii5oooooo

The conference on Sundry Clvlbill was presented at half 9

Time was to a furtherconference ordered

Tho conference report onand was presenter

and agreed loAt half past in the memorial proceedings

Keprp iiMtlvererebeuiin end nt their conclusion

idjoitrned till tomorrow nt 10 A M

SVITIES TilE FILIPINOS

ien MacArthur Reporti 10THO Killed 310Wounded and 1043ft Taken Prisoners

WASHINGTON June 4 Secretary Root tc

day fTll to tin item nit a reply to the rwnlutu-uf Hint body tailing for u statement showing

rminlxT of Filipinos killed till numbe-voiimlcd nnd the number taken prisonersinert the Philippine outbreak Time War De

iirlment did not hut this Infommtlon ot

mid mid cabled On MacArthur at Manila

It wa ri c Ivr d arid theanswer to time resolution prepared lien SineIrthur says

107W wounded 1104lured nnd surrendered 1015 Number of

In our lon about 2U Noysteinntle record of Filipino at then

Time compiled fromaw number of reports

mitten eiiKiiKonntiti I n CI M an Hpprnxlmnion AN now po nwlne tolion of nciurnte would

weeks to prepare Tho niiinbT rcporlid-lilled I In xfeiN of ucitiriite llKiires

lumber reported wounded probibly mucht to remove most

wounded nell nnd comprNW fell Into our hand Ofllcers of nl h rank

mill duriBcroun men have PIn re-

nlneil as most other morn dischargedni tin lipid as soon as rtl arm d-

XOXIXATIOXS nr THF rnrsinEXTi-

irto Rico ludlrlil and Other Offlrera NamedNaval rrnmotleniW-

ASIIISOTON June 4Tin President todaythe following nominations to time Senate

Jose Severn of Inrtn film to b Cblefand Ixmls Huhbarher of Missouri Jose C

trrnaintei of Potto Itlco Jose M of Portolire and Noeto y Abelllc of Porto Illro to

Juatlrra ol time Supreme Court ol Porto

wnilam It unit o Kentueky lo he United Statestr1rt Indie for the dlMtlrt of Porto Him Kdwatd-

L ttllson III Ohio b be United States District iturhal time instruct ol Iniln Illro and Noab II Ii

etllntlll of Iono Illro to be Inlted States IHatrUtfor time Dlatrlrt of Iorto Rico

Joseph F laity ot Ver York Io H Howe olnail luan lletnandet ol Sun Juan

orlo Him mrmbfrs of the CnmmlMlon to compilerevise the taws ot Iorto Illro

Jour C ll ibo of San Juan Itosendo Matlenui1nnre Jose Dteroof Maya Manuel

amunaa and ot tanto be members of time executive rouucll of Poito

Martin flrore Diumbauth of to beCommissioner of Education ol Porto Rico

John E to be United states Marshal forDWtrlctor Hhodc

Second Lieut flobtrl C Corliss Thtrtyfoiiilhlo be Klral Lieutenant

Corporal John II hull Company II Thirtyfourth-ifinttv tn lie SecondNaval Cedrls John II llnllliran Jr Wllllnri C

alts lirorite I Smith lletman J hi on Wilburlitters Fletcher SlietneH N Marhl

r Henry C James A Hand Jr lynmnCotton Edward Wnorts Alexander X Mitchell

hiirles lioone l iuls Shane hdward W Mrlnljrerank I Ilnnry William P Cronan Siaray Ztno K Walter H Tardy William

W FnllcMlarrnreA WilliamWills Vancey H Williams Hdwnril T Consllen-

homKS I Johnson T 1ettenilll John Arofleld Jroree i Sweet Francis T Ktana Morrla

llrown David C Iohn K llahrnrkrlsl Nelson tobeenslsrs-

NnvilCiiliUsllinrj llliairs and Henry Tbe

Wrllhl-be Aslstant Naval CnnalrucWm

Naval Cadet Walter I to he Second lleuIn the Marine Corps

lluld Mops an Klihtllollar Poker Game

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RKVfXVK OF ABOUT IMOCORPORATIONS

Thli DotsComp nleiA List of

In That ntateTbtlr CaplUllutloiand They Conlrlbnt In Taxes

TIIENTONN BoardAiwessors today flied In the office of

Hancock a partial schedule of theassessments on miscellaneous corporationsthe year itwonot in this class The list filed embraceabout 0 cent of the companies to be taxedthis year but as all the big trusts are inschedule It Is estimated that the assessmentrepresent about 90 per cent of nil the taxes

imposed under this bead The whole

companies the schedule Is and theirUie ngitregatetliMl2 01 which is MMOOi

more than the amount of last years scheduleFollowing is a summary

79 IMSU4 Life Insurance

Ji other insurance companies7 Surety i254 Oil pipe llnea companies l1 company 144J7I-

JJ Telegraph telephone cable and

3CS2 Miscellaneous companies 118518051

Total f 19541280

The two companies that will pay the Statelargest amount of tax are the Prudential Insuranco Company and the Mutual Benefit

Insurance Company The former Is

11179783 and the latter tS428932 The follow-

Ing figures show the capitalization of sometho trusts Incorporated In this State andamount of tax assessed against each

Cavltalltathn TatAmerican Alkali Company 5JJAmerican bicycle 30000000 8ISIAmerican Cotton Oil Company 30067000 8J5American Hide and

MiOOOOO 487Amalgamated Oojiper Com-

pany 7looOftOO 750i13387000Ice i

American Llaneeil Oil Cornpony

American any3380000028940000

Kaiiwavs Company 23000000AmeriCAn Soielllne

54785000Wire

80000000SuSan RefinIng Com-

pany 7J891800American Tin Plate Company 48323000American Tobacco Company 8sSOHflOO-Ameilran Woollen Company 42 2800Asphalt Company of 73213000

uteri CompanyGluooM Com-

pany 36841600City lloboben and Pat

eraoa Street Hallway Com20000000

Kentucky Dlttlllerles and Ware2900rt000-

L k Consolidated IronMines BS8744-

Marulen Company 38530000National Company 20808400National Steel S8OOAuOONational Tube Company snnnnonoNorth American Company 39778304-1reved Steel Car Company 23M000H-epubllc Iron

41204000Rubber roods Manufacturing

company 22763800Standard and DhUlb

24oco000Company 9488I7UO

Union liar and Paper Com-pany 27000000

states Cast Iron Pipe ao424SSJ iSO

Pulled Leather ooUntied States Kubber Company 46961501

MUST FOLD TIlE PHILIPPINES

Hr Teller Say He WouU Not Glee Them Upbut lie Wont Support th BevnbllraB Party

WASHINGTON June a speech deliveredIn the Senate today Mr Teller of Coloradosaid that he saw no way to surrender the Philippine Islands no way to give up control overthem The obligations of the United States ttime world required the maintenance of

sovereignty and he believed thatsovereignty could be maintained consistentlywith the traditions of tile Government Hi

believed that time United States could givethe Klllplnos political Kclfgoverument and In

in the proper sense of time termwhile the United States continued to hold soy

erelcn iniwers He did not know that any-

body hud ever nuggestod that the United Slateshould abandon the Philippine Islandsleave them to be the prey of other powersEven this senior Senator from MassacliiiKttiMr Hoar had declared that they should

be turned over to Spain but that time LnltoiStates should stand between them and tinworld until they were able to take corn of them-

selves There would be ho declared no quiplion of Imperialism In the next unless party made It time seniorSenator from had predicted-In hula riot only time

the policy but whatseemed to hurt him much more destruc

Senator got through Mr Tellercontinued I was unable to whether his

on which he had expended so muchand anomIe of hula inter

entlii time cause of liberty and freedom and In-

tho oiil of those Islands or whether It arosesimply trnm fear that course being

thing wa striking In that speech It was time

Sprinters to liLa not tobut U change their policy which he declaredlo be of defeat That IsIn keeping with the which have comefrom everywhere Everywheretimers has lawn more concern aboutthe salvation of the In the coming cam

than about whether and rightshould be meted out to these jieople who havefallen under our Jurisdiction-

I Mhiill not support the petty Incontinued

not support Its and I would notpolicy foreshadowed in the Philip

bill I not give up the Islandseither Tiny should be a source of great advantage to UK When we shall mute outto this r and recognize time great funda-mental principle that to self

wo shall find It toHold those islands They stand In the greatpathway of this commerce of thin world and

can be mnde of Infinite value lo us

HAZELS VOJflVmoy RKPORTKD-

lenate Judiciary Committee Favors rondrmaton but Action Ii Postponed

WASIIISOTON June The Senate Committeein Judiciary today made a favorable report onhe nomination of John R Hazel of Buffalo to-

w tnltcd States Judge of the nowly creatediVmtem Judicial District New York The

vote on reporting the nomination was notinanimate one Senator Mr Pcttus ofMabuma being recorded against it Thelomlnntlon was later reported to thin Senate Inexecutive session and an attempt made to ron

but objection was taste wtilch under-lie rules carried It over without action until

next executive session

Movements of Naval VeueliW-

ASHINOTON June 4 The South Atlanticsquadron under Hear Admiral Schleys cornnand from Rio de Janeiro to

will return to RioThe naval transport Scindla which arrived

t SUM today will proceed to Boston by wayf lltirnltttr where she will meet the cruiserbtny The Scindln It hrlnelng n number nf-

flloTs stud enli ted rumor who have been Inervlm In the Philippines

Admiral time NavyDepartment today

had been unknown to th-

Jeparttnent for some time was stationed at

rh gunboat Koalo ices sailed from Santiagoh from

Southampton Knglaiul arid etaInn shlii from Yokohama for Xntrn-Hhl which left

yeterda nn her totilled Stiitns put today

Gee Death Report

WASIMMITON Jutes 4Oen Wood nhl d time

War Department this morning the following

loath reportAt Columbia Barracks Quemsdoa firstclous-

iergt Charles E Sherwood Signal Corps diedSI yellow fever Private Frank RllekK

drowned M Plnnr del Bio Mayx At Snntinuo Inckmaster Jams J

Kl May S pernicious malariat tiara Sergeant

Edward MurDhr died May 25 yellow fever

There l Mo Dlepntlni-hedejlrable formed through mini the

dTerllsIn of A reader olmay be relied upon tnlcdependiat AmerlcaaI-

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t Cannon Attacks U fteaate for Ita Amead

meats to the Sundry Civil Hill

WAnniNQTON June 4 A further conferenco report was to the House todayon the District of Columbia appropriation billIncluding a disagreement on an Item of 100

000 for a site for a municipal hospitalMr Fitzgerald Hem MOMS addressed

House on sectarian appropriations support-Ing them Ho predicted the rise of a Cathollparty If the persecution of the Catholic sec-

tarian Institutions continuedMr Blngham Rep Pa who lund Uvi

charged with opposing time appropriationSt Josephs Asylum of the District nf Colum-

bla said he had acted while on the ConferenceCommittee simply In accordance with tIme In

structlons of the HouseThe Housn voted 80 to M to recede from

disagreement to the amendment and the Sen-

ate amendment was agreed toMr Cannon Rep Ill presented the

report on time Sundry Civil bill

made on attack on time Senate for attachingto the bill so many new provisions which were

unauthorized by law The Senate he saidhad time House at a disadvantage as It couldhold up great appropriation bills untilamendments were adopted He wouldcharacterize the situation infamousbut would say ho thought thoroughly bad

Separate votes were demanded on a num-

ber of the Senate amendments still In disputeOn the amendment appropriating tlOnOftfor a light and fog outerend of entrance to the Toledo har-bor time House by a vote of M to 03 refusedto concur The lotus refused to 131 Uconcur In this amendment appropriatingI3000UO for beginning time work ofn memorial bridge between Washington amthe Arlington National

The Senate amendment000 the work of improvingMississippi River was advocated

next vote was had on time amendmentappropriating 15000000 toward time

St Louis In IDOl In celebration uthe Louisiana Purchase and It wax to1J7 to 73 A further conference wason the Items still In

Time Senate amendments to the EmergentRiver mind wererind time bill sent to conference

The conference report on the bill Incorporat-Ing the National Red Cross won am

to Time Senate conferees acceptedHouse amendment

to press of business eulogies onlate Hornier of Pennsylvaniarind of New wereDecember next

An was nimbi fo send to conferencethe Senates amendments In the Military Acnd

andbills but objections carried them over till tomorrow-

At 7 P M time House adjourned until tomor-row at noon

XAVAL CADETS ASSIOXKD

Orders for Sea Service for Members ofGraduating Class

ANNAPOLIS Md Juno 4 The members o1

the Board of Visitors to time Naval Academywere received officially today Today procdeal exercises Included seamanship drill on tinnow boat Chesapeake which will take tincadets on their summer voyage this yearthe first time At dress parade this ufternooia flag was presented to the second company ocadets of which Daniel P Mannlx Is cornmsnder It having won the distinction forgeneral excellence during the yeara concert was to the of Visitors ujthe Naval Academy band

Nearly all cadets have received orders forThe orders are at follows

To their homes first and urn to Manila R A

Abernathy G U Arnold II C Cocks J 1L ContortP

To their homes Brit and then to the PhiladelphiaF D Uerrten K 11 Dodd K P Swart

Te the Kentucky It I Derry 9 11 R Doric0 B Landeabetcer C li D P Miinnlx-F II Null

To the SUMonW F IPrlclier II KCage J 0 Church J II Drfrene W I FcrcusonJr 8 deacon K S Jaekwn ft Keer A It-

Keallnf W McKnlee W O Mitchell W Smith C

CaVe W K Riddle W K WnrlmauTo time KeariarrePaul I Ksa H W Oa

J W Ttrnmoni J I WalnwrUhiTo their homes and then to the lowaC Huff P-

MorrK K K Scranton 11 T Winstonll me walling order W V Tomb I R Wright

Jr

Jkarltx F Ada Arrested for AbandonmentCharles F Adae living at the Hotel Roland li

Fiftyfirst street was arrested last nIghtin a warrant charging him with abandoning

wife Mlllnn Adae of 207 Weststreet and was locked In time West Sixtyfirst street station Ills wife is said to anactress

lira Soothing Syrup for childrenteething softens the reduceUaya p ln cures wind colic dlarrlioa Me bottle

EHMANSCOTTOn Monday Tune 4 1900

by the llev E C J Kraellnir IxinU C llehmnnof Brooklyn N V to Evelyn P Phllv-delphla Pa

inCHEII PAIEAHIOn Monday June 4

100 at noon In the chantry of Grace Churchthis city by time R William R Iluntlnfton D-

U Henry J Hurchell Jr ol New York and Candida dnuthtr of Palearl and the late Antonlclla de Month Talearl of Milan Italy

tlAHlIllSSKArtlr June 4 tu0at thechantry til Grace Church New York by time

Rev Rr Huntington DeorieShoenbtrter Chainbliss to Harriet Woodward Karl-

eOEnOllFRSOn June 4 1010 at the residence

rf the bride father 2 7tb s ty the RevRobert Collyer William Robertson Coe to Mat

Iluttletlon Roce-

riMHlEWS Suddenlyof pneumoniaNathan Willis Andrews

interment June A 1090 North Adams Maw fu-

neral private

UARKEOn Sunday evening June 1 1900 attime Hotel Empire Broadway and OSd si HoraceII Clarkeln the 4 lh year of his are

Relatives and friends members of Chancellor Wai

worth No 271 F and A M the New

York Athletic Club and members of time hotelincited to attend the fu-

neral at lime lintel Kmplre Wednesday JuneIliOi at 11 A M Interment at convenienceot family

7KOWK SwIiliily uti Sunday June JI oo Alex-

ander ll mlll n Crowe arcd II years and inmiitin

Services today Tuesday at 1 P M Funeralprivate

ARHANI m Sunday June1 l 00sl lbs resi-

dence f her brotherinlaw Dr W K nimpmn05 Iexlnfton av Slims rtauthter nf the lateJo epn Stcevens and Klltabeth Carrel Karraud

Interment at Ilinlwn N V-

OIINSOX Suddenly mi Sunday IBtifl lathis city HIlMbeth Nel on wife of the late Rev

John li JohiuHiu of IPlier tied Hook N V

Funeral rvlrei wll he h ld at her horn 107-

Mrlwi av Perkuklll N Y on Wedne d y Junet at 41 U

TfllocnOn June 4 190H Marrarel JaneHall belted dnurhler of hughHall and aged I a years

Funeral services will be held In Trlilly Chapeltath nt near Broidway nn Wednesday June II

19110 at lo A M Ola cow Helfal and Callfor

mitt pa tiers phase ropyMomliy Mine 4 inca Mary

widow f John OOnnnell mother rf MichaelJ and Ih Inte Hfv P teDIkiini II

Funrral trim l 5j Co i M Jersey City on

Wcdneidi lime o I0 al 10 AM thencelo SI Mlrhaeli Church where lolenn requiem

tendered

ElMANOn Monday Jiyie 4 1900 Frank A

WelmanFuneral from hIs late re l lence Datb av and flay

cth t Hath Beach I I Wednesday June 6

Ionic alOAD AM Frlendi and relatives are In-

vited to attend

rillTEAI Menands near Alhiny N V onMonday June 1900 Arthur Ullmour youngestvm nf Doutlas I arid Siphla Whit aged in-

yenrtFuneral service al the residence ol

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And if we dont think alikethere are others at 25 28 and

30 that we must agree uponEverything man or wears

ROGERS PEET COMPANY

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Zf jwiny fields Remit FowleiVerno-

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LAST I WOMANWEEK WINES

SOUVEMlA Friday Rvenlni-PricesZ5SO7JIOO Mat tt Sat i Cv

THE PACKARD COMMERCIAL SCHOOLAnniversary arid Commencement mixer

rises at June 7 at M-

Addreuea wilt be made lr St Clalr MrKilwarand Rev Hussell 11 Conwel DI Mr 9 C T fledwilt preside

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Venetian TerraceROQF GARDENand Aerial Circus

hii tIM 42d Street and BroadwayWormwoods ClrcuPontes Ho ow Uldtetllayef-c HealyCtartoa 3

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SEATS 29 It 30 CENT DAY AND NIOI1T-WUIUrn A Tucker Flab Warns

U Carduwnle Sister McWatten AJolUa Rose Vltagraph SpeedwayUIIIRiY HIM TIIKATHK

last Week of time SeasonT W Robertsons

Comedy Successile

KO8TER irnst MUSIC HALL ft

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ENTIRE NEW VARIETY BILL gM SOc

GARRICK MATWM GILLETTE Sherlock Holies

Mats Wednesday A Saturday 21-

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JOHN MASONMcAvoy The JabnionfMorton Wills Loretto Howard A BlandBT NICHOLAS GARDEN 9 th 8t A Col

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ROOK Opens nit Sat withSU

Morning and Afternoon Concertsand charmIng sail on the majestic Hudoo SeaDay Line aclva steamboat and esc

wnmo IN WAX CINEMATOORAPH-

NfW UROUIa Orchestral Concervt

For loy llrnClty A Country

Princeton Unliersltj Eiamlnitlons 1900

to the Freshman and

OU IIIKftlPA 1r fu rrw

ANt IB Iliou commencing on Thursday at 9A U on Friday al 0 A U In theHoomot the NKW YORK LAW HOIIOOL 8 NV-

IIICATi IB NASSAU NTNtudenls Intending to enter the

laid at hits lime a preliminaryexamination covering a portion ol the entrance renulrcroen-

tPHI7B OF IOO will he THB-

ntlMTTOM CIUII OF NEW VOIIK to the apChOSe Mated time and place shall

the lull entrance nomination to AcademicKreshmau Oast the pries to be alter malrlcullion

For catalogues examination papers and luitherapply to

THACV II 4H Cedar sLWM lllRLRinil 11 William

T K HIFMPRHKY ID William StC l at-

nrtoProl WILLIAM LIDRBY Princeton N J

TRINITY COLLEGEHARTFORD CONN

iiamln llon for admission to time Freshman Classwill be hell at TRINITY SCHOOL UBU7 WritCut Surest New York City THURSDAY FRI

arid nd and JSrd

CEO WILLIAMSON SMITH

Madison School n-

nn N J A N Y K H branch ot Eric ft mllej out41111 sieve sea leie-

lsonilili srssiHNt wortime 111 aiipllcd Colum-

bia and llentenia a Kitrnir Rnutn-Iliders coming shooting aiOvid I YON Iflnrlpal

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