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I hes li i I SA2 FRANCISCO CHB02aCLE TUESDAY JULY 9 1901 if i7 fnJ MISS CONGER WILL MARRY LIEUTENANT Her Engagement to Fred Buchan of the Third Cavalry Is Announced 1 0 4 MINT NOW A BUS PLACE a the stakeboats doing away with all buoys It was decided that a charge of JI would te made for admission to the stakeboata as well at to the tug and A Palmer was giv en the management ot this detail Entries to the race will close at 6 on September 3d and the first clasjj will bo started at noon on the 9th Every Piece of Gold Is Being Inspected and the Employes Examined IRACE HORSE KILLED BY LIGHTNING AT BUTTE THE ANXOl nVLT gdgpmcnt hi 1 i i it i Luhuti ol tm 1 1 Miss Laura uiigtr hA i i 1 exiitiit initrtst in lotal rn ft the en 1 il I Irs di1 tin an i among mm frit nds of the tun prn i als Both are well kmvvn in ban Frau sen the propoitii gruoi tspiciallv tor hi was btationed hen 3 at whiihtnie he was nit i apt of the Tvvenieth Kansas oluntttis Wntn til band ot btsiegtd fnrtiqit rs at It king li Hi ib giv pe of seeing thtii i countrjei tgiin th boom nt irtillr anil rattle of muskttrv in the tlstam was music dear to iheti ear ft it tola of the allies iomu to their relict troo i of American i ivalrv In inns word fi mi Gentril 1hiPtt it tli i rtath th grr no aIii li ha i Mubbt rni tit lultd uh tl it li ttvontl 1 uti int is I I li uh Th romann iin ami tin rt Mi i itiK i Is th li of oins lit nam i nt ri I i ng me his bet tbi riis of mui ula lion among her lru nls i nit ht as a most tligible idiilate nn ltrinio MTARLAND TOO SPEEDY FOR THE WELSH CYCLIST Tom Linton Handicapped in a Fifteen Mile Rare by th Collapse of His Motor Pacer Nm i Ji i 1 i Md i nl the ilitu ni i hici i cibIK ib fi ttnl Pum 1 mt of Wni in i nft i mile i I ice on ilie lap lv in i i ir larten li i far ni il honors Howeer her thoughts were elMwlnre for sie had begun to lake an ittive interest in her fathers work and tit i lg his iral jears 0 Minister to rizl in iatei to China she had been tit 0 as his LOnRdential aecretarj In I i he is legarded as much of a diplo it Lieutenant Buchan was the hero of a prt ii romance as many will recall that during his da at Camp Slerritt he is mimed to an old schoomate who cime from her home in Kansas to join tht i tpi nn Later she with Mrs General 1 ui stir sir ggUd themsMes on board the Inn ina that the might accompan thti hiiunis to Manlt Mrs Buchan dKti that cit earlj in ls59 fter tting se eral months constant it ith his regiment which was in the mi of titneral Macrthurs division the adv tuie from Manila to San Fer i ii In apmn Buchan was named oloiit I alt ab tht candidate of the Kanas olunlers for the regular Army i i i srIi nt Mi Kinlej decided to commission one officer from each regiment i Hitters in the Philippines He passed i ninations and on Jul 21 1S99 be unt sicintl Lieutenant In the Sixth Ca alr In the reorganisation of February rn he obtained his promotion and transf COLES STORY OF THE CHANGED COMBINATION is NOT SURE THAT DIMMICK NOT HAVE SEEN THE NUMBERS MAY Government May Be Asked to Be Easy on Bondsmen on Account of Its Own Neglect inoor Ma tis Ian 1 lap SIXt 1 in unit i and i li I i was ii i llllallil loti I 11 tl an i tli tliirj mil i tli lipj ed i tii i i i i I it i ii I 1 ti tl is ii i 1 1 rl in i of i i tit ii rn i Hi I will Mi lul i in i WTs Inn I Ji fol UMPIRE ODAY MOBBED BY ANGRY MISSOURIANS Prompt Action by Players and Police i Saved him From More Sencus I Iniury Than a Split Lip SI Lai i Mo Jul A division I ni ire Oliay gave Brooklyn the in in ht eikntl innli Hutu mobbed at tl nl of the ninth inning Iri mpt action on Hit fii of the St Louis plat ers anil the thee Mini him from an lnjur except a I split up Attendance 3500 Score If I 1 I i is 6 I 1 1 1 I i 7 12 The Mint was a busy place jester day Director Roberts Superintendent Leach and Secret Service Agent Hazen were engaged in examining emplojes concerning the alsappeaiance of 30 000 from the cashier vault Charles II More cashiei of the New Orleans Mint was at the head of a fone charged with emptjing inspecting and weighing all the gold in the Mint In I still another department an expert be I gan wot on the books All this acti it was called foith by the theft of the six bags of gold the end of the la work the officials declared that i tuning had transpired or been dirtoered to bring them an neater to the thief I The amount of gold weighed jest day as 36000000 More than 47 000 00 are to be weighed The task will consume about ten oaj Eaeh bag is emptied and the pieces of gold inspected all being then weighed and returned to the bag hit is rcealed and etaggtd There is no counting of individual coins the process ot weighing being much more expeditious ana exaci But the inspector in charge requires that eerj coin be placed in iew so that when the work is finished he will be able to swear that all the bags contain gold and not substitutions of lead oi feiler The work of substituting other metal for gold find striking the same weight is so dithcult that a thief would nnd it much easier simplj to steal the gold bag and all The Mint officials therefoie do not expect to find any more shortages in the cash as the tequired number of bags ison hand Cashier Cole was among the emptojea examined Sundaj He was asked particularlj concerning the combination of the vault and whether it was possible for Chief Clerk Dimmick to have gained knowledge of the combination In the course of the examination it developed that when Dimmick was assisting cole to change the combination and Cole haa set the numbers to suit him Dimmick stepped out of th vault Cole then shut the door and tiid the lock bj the new combination Cole cannot ittall with certainty Jut where Dimmick ttood during this trial of the lock The cashier was busj at the dial and Dimmick may have stood looking over his shoulder for alt that Cole can remember He said he did not think Dimmick could have seen the numbers on the dial Other emplojes were examined yesterday but the sum of their testimony was of small nnpoi tance according to the officials 1hey said one emploje was found who had played the laces with consideiable freedom spending I moie monej than his portion jielded I Hut this emploje Is not in any way connected with the deptitment from which the money was stolen nor is it I possible that he could have token the 1 coin I It is said on pretty good authoritj that Dnectoi Huberts concedes that the Government itself is largely re i sponsible foi the laxitj in counting that nude the re em robbery possible If the Government had provided storage I room for the surplus coin the daily chetking up ould have made the I ineii in me money oui in iiie cjuesiion Midsummer of the Johnson Stable Is Struck Deed in His Stall and a Jockey Slightly Hurt BlTTL iMont ju Threatening weather kept the attendance down at the race track to da and the rain made tne track heavy A hear thunder and lightning storm tookplart just before th races began Midsummer of the Johnson stable was killed instantly by lightning white in a stall A stable boy known as Sisquuc was knocked from a stall box but not seriously Injured 2 20 pace Oregon Bull won Captain second Lady Ammer third Time I 26H Four furlongePirates Maid won Ai line second Peppersauce third Time 0 49 One mile Julietta won Old Fox sec i uioouiig noiu line ioji One mile and a sixteenth Nobleman won Rio hko second Lindeirella third Time 1 51 One mile St Germain won Mission sec ond Ida third Time 1 4 Five furlongs High Ho Mortal lade second Ieiapo third Time 1 03 NEW ORK Jalj 8 Brighton I Beach One mile and a sixteenth Llcnm won i Lucky Star fe md Alsike third Time 1 4S 2 5 Five and a halt furlongs Dixie Line1 won Faranlass ec nd Bj rne of Rostoa I third Time 1 00 One mile Vltellius won Hindwork sec 1 ond Time 1 41 i 5 Two starters Si furlong I Miit won Sinners sec ond Mtri incent third Time 1 It Five fu longs Min War win Ju 1 second Suciacunin third Time 1 Oj One mile and a eghth Kthios wet Hammock second fatahst third Tmr 1 54 3 5 HlfAOO Julv 8 Washington Park summary One mlk nnd a quarter Lgv ptian Prince iwon Ala iha nnd Tamnrnnv hief thud rim i I 1 Flu furlong Rtd Tip won Pronta sec ond Approved thirl Timi 1 01 I One mile Mi Rr jw John Bright econd Kavonius third lime 1 41 Six furlongs Tin Rush won Tavonsec I md Sevov third me 1 I One mil an 1 fiftv vai ds Specific won The Coniiut ror II set ond Anthracite thill Tim 1 14 One tm lo md 1 Quarter Ioes won Leo 1 Nevvdl second third Time 4 5 1 IiLFF VLO iN July Fo 1 I Erie Six furlong The Tfoer won Greit American second John McGurck third Time 1 Four and a half furlongs Paul Creigh ton won Ei Street ei ond Frank 1 third I Ime 11 I One mile i 1 1 ghth Dollv Wagner won Totidv La lltr scconl Warranted third Time 1 5J1 Seven furlongs Satire won Guesswoik second Filibuster third Time 1 J74 Half a mile Dixie cjueen won Silk 1 Cord second Bronze Metal third Tirne 0 49 Six furlongs Gold Lace won Edinbor I ough set on 1 Lofter third Tin 1 11 ST LOl IS July At Delmar Park Five and a half fui longs Sister Sara 1 won Monte Hlmyar second udiphone third Time 1 lOVs Seven furlongs Laso won Annolef second Mrs Grannan third Time 1 i9 One mile and three sixteenths Barbee won Kid McCov second Random thin1 Time 2 04 1 Six furlongs Tim Collins won Matt Hogan second Icie ance third Tirre 1 to One mile and event vards Genenl McGrudet won Hirdlv set ond rns third Time lMh seven turiongs am uazarus won 1 Aurea seconti lien i iniru lime 1 CINt INNATI iO 1 Julv At Newport Seven furlongs Brown Vail won Pollv Bixbj ond mnie third Time 1 303 4 Six furlongs Remark won Times Star second Caloocan thin Time 1 15V2 I One mile Eitholin won Ignis second Fox third Time 1 421 I Six furlongs Grandma II won Arriba I econd Fairv Dell third Time 1 15H Five furlongs Person won Insolence second Dr Worth third Time 1 02 One mile Alii Scorpion won Dr 1 Aires se ond Tree dmisslon third Time 1 44 I DFTROIT Mich Julv At Windso Park I Pacing 2 class Stir Hugh won in hree Mr itht hfats Time 2 12W 2 L1 2 lS3 Mtsotts Ch it lie Iiiwnire Ld Le in and Ratah also tarti tl Tiottine 17 clas Meitillis won in hree straight he its linn 2 2 114 Ghirln Mat St iikton Tin Svbil ilso sirteil Iaclng 12 lass Hirild won in tnree straight heats Time 2 ll 3 2 M1 11 Twinkle Mv 1 hofce 1 urioso Ma or Captain Sphinx Emma Irene and Tex is Jessie also tarto1 I PUBLIC FUNERAL FOR LE CONTE Services Will Be Held Thursday in Hearst Hall on OBSEQUIES WILL BE OF SIMPLE CHARACTER PAUL NEUMANN DIES 11 HONOLULU After Months of Illness He Succumbs to Paralysis of the Brain WAS PROMINENT IN POLITICS OF HAWAII PALLBEARERS WILL REPRESENT ALL DEPARTMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY Message of Condolence Is Received by the State Institution From the Acting President of Stanford 11 II 11 I 1 il 1 li 1 ii it il 1 I i 1 il 1 lv I Iloll 111 1 Inn 1 ir I 1 1 1 I 1 I 1 1 I uT I I ml Majoi app i 1 mil ss 1 aw 1 tdtil 1 Fr 1 1 nit mot blcvi 1 of iui ii 1 1 1 ir 1 dav in 1 nl mow Ifi ilia 1 nectnl 1 string mu 1 on liis motm in bin 01 control to ii tin 1 ur 1 tlon ma a uecisli 11 will ii davx mile pi ott sitn 1 i WISon Pitt bin Til Ha1 note lrcuit 1 1 ti ij lni I 1 mk Kraim 1 tranji 11 111 it 1 One tli 1 ofessi mal in Mcai by 1 axles Hannilu Time 2 a 1JI11 VS is 1 1 li Ini In Oils 11 A 11 oil aid in I irk lrdsi I 1 in hi 11 11 ll Hill 1 Hill iii I it Tirii Fitn en nille motor 1 1 Mci 1 in 1 I ntt I 11 29 tl 4 5 GARDEN CITY MEN TO RACE IN NEVADA Make Up of the Team Which Will Ride in the Reno Relay Lace Downing Going to the East VN JOSE Jub The Garden City htselmen will takt a ilrst cliss team to IJeno Nev next Sundav to inter 111 the relay race that takis 10c there Tiey hive been raining tnitluillv lor tht co test ami thvufeh the Itiiunt ill be a ft ere handicap on ilmi tin expect to make a KOtxl shoeing 1 ollowing cie tin riders Captain lttrmodv will take with him Burton Downing Jat Wing Ed Was tie Arthur McDonald Homer Iyjvve Letcher Frances arl irtv I ir ber Waltci DaMdson uni Norton Ma hon fjice ilowninc number of the CJ irden Citv Wheelmen and one of the a test facing men in Anuria leavtb Inn to lhorrov fpr New ork Hi has bit sent for by his brother llardv who is winnng Hloryand com on the Eastern circuit 1 Michael Beafs McEachern REVERB iMa Julv Jimmy Michael won the 25 llve mile motor pac MCcl race to night friin Archie Mc pichern three laps in 11 il Broke Two Swimming Records I BL FFAXO iN 1 July Two records Aere broken in uie Amateur inieiic Ginrc Empire Day io nilv Although for eight aning iav gamt was a iltchers hat lie tin icrftct support accorded both iv il is made it thi cleinest nd pro ti nttsi vutntssed here this seasoi Mil i 1 2lJ tfcoe it 2 lij 0 I Itlolin 1 Ha tiiifs I ison and Kluig IJuggleby 1 1 Mi Ijrlml Empire Cunuingh tm riNnNNAT1 iO July Jake Beckh is 1 it oil the hi ad ith a hod ball 11 th vi li inning to dav and it requlied ti nil me 1 ett irts of sev era ph sicians to brni him to Attendant 3Xi Scofe I 1 1 I it iflinatl 3 6 0 i lirk 10 2 1 atttiit Siott ami Bergan Matthew si in ainei I nipire Behle PI 1 lbrl RG i Pi I July Pittsburg 1 put up a nappv md errorless game and 1 only two Bostonlans reached third base 1 Attendance JOi Score PMsburg 9 0 Rt on 0 5 1 liiinn Poole and Aminer Nichols Kitt ig I mp re Nah I Americans Win at Nottingham IOMioN Jul 1 em si tie Hmptnn rnlt illnm won the lring ti plan it the iitinsti in Julv mictlng 1 iv in in 1 wis sn ml a ml 1II1 im A I It nev Iiickls till I Rcilfi nil down bienoKriphii ally 1 hcd third rib lobt 1 Ruffinvon I it irnnin selling pi ie ippcnn ii nf I iiini Re Tl tne I lire te ue iiiriu it kh ni IonR iuni wor tho New the Governments own neglect ami 1 FlMj Abbev plate thus causing the Treasury Department 1 to deal gently with ipTintendent Ieach antl ashiei ole hose offli lal lint with 25 C00t00 piled up where not uno 111 0 should hav been store attriB Iowell and Rvan DonaniT0 i icr ih 1 lC CTAUIIllllUIil 11 lllf CWIIUUV IVM is all taken and it is sain will be hiu on to a I hnrHmin inust stfmtl iroiid for the Srt 000 shorue The two officials hope that the Governmt will be made to see that the whole icsponsibility should i not be shifted to theii shouldei since I tomplaint was made to the Treasury I Department long ago of the crowded condition of the vaults Chief Clerk Dimmick pursues the I 1 even tenor of his way at the Mint though he i well aware of his unpleasant position He chats affably on the situation in general ana denies as a whole the imputations against him including the charge that he knew the combination of the cashiers safe It as said yesterday about the Mint that Superintendent Leach gave Dimmick notice to leave the place about three months ago but as not anxious to have Canmore Starts To Day Th I I sfjkt at one mile is to bp run this iflt rim Rot nldt I win ncr if th American 1 rb starts wuh 121 pounds in the sTdtlle faninore is among the st rters with I1 pounds up also Rolling Boer cirri log but 110 pourds This 1 the fonrifnth ninwal of th Drexcl which his bet io los mn Ine times by alifornla horsi In tVi Votante nn secord in the second exol ever run Baldwin wrin the ra In 1SSS with Fmperor of Vorfol loe Court nev captured tile race in lstS whib Hani win again won ir lct1 with mtingo Tambien proved the winner In 1892 fol lowed home by the Santa Anit 1 bred horse Gallndo The best three vear old hlh in the Eart Is Janice who raced out hero th past si a hon Pouente recently changed hands at a pubic auction in New ork fo yvi American Leaaue Games litloN July larks muff of a Dimmick depart until after the annual nrnii 1111 riinrnnD HRnPRQ iriwn balbin the fourth allow ing Free I settlement which comes at the end of UCnnflHill LIlrLnUn ImUrno 11111 in 1 JiPTiipniu to scoie gav Boston June At tnis settlement ine money is tn sim Both pitchers were ver1 effect I counted and any shortage is at once tivc At tend nice 3070 Score discovered 1 Director Roberts has no expectation vTrihntron a that the work of the expert will reveal vv asnirgton 1 li 4V kic Tk Latienes Cjppy and Criger Carrick AN AMERICAN YACHT an larK PHILADELPHIA July Baltimore had the better luck on slippery ground rlays to day and proved the victor In an Interesting game Attendance 2578 Score Piltimore 8 10 5 Jt iladolphla 7 10 3 Batteries Nops and Robinson Plank and Powers No Trace of Pilcher Whittendge Pitcher Whttteridge has not shown up in San Francisco and Manager Morley of the Los Angeles baseball nine Is sorely rpi od it was intended to nave hit it ridge pitch in one of the Sunday games Int it is no cinch that he will be here for th series with OaKland this week Mor lev 11 is bei 11 trying to get hittericlgo since the opening of the season and when the twirler telegraphed from Minneapolis for a tit kct the L03 Angeles baseball magnate lost no time in sending one The new aiquisltion of the Los Angeles team mar turn up mv iv but he has everybody guMjIng at pnsnt anything new in the books The expert is working for nothing at his own instance and on a part of the books not connected with the shortage He was permitted to work by Superintendent Leach more from courtesy than In the hope that anything would be devloped as the Government experts have gone over the books several times already The examination of employes il consume seveial dais more and in the meantime the officials say they do not vraperor rP expect to have the pi in3 and A Representative of a Well Known Firm of Naval Architects Offcially I Confirms the Report NEW YORK July 8 The report that the German Emperor had ordered an American jacht was confirmed to day by a representative of the firm of arej fmlth Barbey naval architects who said We have received orders for plans anc specifications of a schooner yacht 12o reel long on ine ater line for the German expect to take any action MEETING OF YACHTSMEN Inter Club Association Appoints Committees for the Big Regatta The members of the Pacific Interclub tpeclftcations ready in about six weeks Then they will be submitted to the naval attache of the German Embassy at Wash ington and after his approval tenders will be advertised for in the regular wijv Wo expect to have the yacht ready for sea ibout April next Union handicap swimming contest in the of colonials only Canada furnishing a full Pin American Park lake this afternoon JnT eeUS tlccif1ed day wre un IJ tS a nnHiiHtn shJniT Important jn the Zy yards handicap Shaeffer ef the National Sjwlmruing Associatio Philadelphia lowered iC American rtcord for the distance formerly held hmself fronr2 53 3 5 to 2 50 3 5 He a si broke the American record in the 0 yard handicap Schaeftars time was 6 31 5 The former record for the distance was McFadden to Meet Solly Smith 1 James Morley representing the Century aht Association held a meeting at the Club of Los Angelea secured Kid Mi Merchants Exchange la3t nemug when Tadden yesurday to meet Solly Smith at some of the deta is in regard to the annual Los Angeles some time In August The rhp Macdonniieh tronhleV on mi ar to do bttle at US pounds sjollj regatta fir the Macaonougn tropniea on Sraltn rtCintlv fought a draw with Joe September 9th were attended The re Bernstein gatta committee appointed consists ufT Kavanaugh Whltelaw 1Hommedieu Dr Tisdale George Warford ind a member of the South Bay Club Committee to revise the codea A Clav aim It 1 Honimedieu Trophy committee 3 Marshall Kava naneh A Lee Landsbergcr A Chapman and A Moody Tracy was appointed a committee of one on tugs Orlo Eastwood will look after the printing A Palmer will attend to the flags and numbers mid RR 1Hommedieu will art as the committee on nollce tho nuxt itinu nii mafuruu fur nip Thd stakchoat commit tee will be A 1 1 a VTir hll nn lure irue more nanuui imu ncr 1 i niuunaiu tja xui ine mail popular route aua ine iatw are aou I lnuuea ana aij iea tor au iinia ot mi iwmu 1 uvwiuii vu toe lowest lit It Ml Market atree fur parties Opening of the Btsley Meeting LONDON July 8 The forty second an nuji meeting of the National Rifle Aso ci it ion opened at Risley to day In brilliant weather The entries generally are sat isfaitorv bui there is a notable absence porta A BEAUTY SMILES she looks at you out a background tbat makes a proper sitting for ber loTellness We Leave for General Babcock Adjutart General Babcock has been granted one month leave of absent ipon surgeons certificate of disability General Babcock will spend the time at the Hotel Rafael recruiting his health and resting from his duties BEST WAY TO THE vOSEMITE Tbe ban I a to Merced and stage tbenee via Merced Kails CouItrrTilli IlaielUretD VIerced lltz Trees Cascade sails auu biiijal Veil 1 sils arriving at bentlnd lltlel a the 11 xt afieruuuu Joseph Conte will be buried on Thursday afternoon The University of California will give the dead scientist a public funeral hlch afl his friends may attend and at which it is possible they may be permitted once more to look upon his face The services will be held in Hearst Hall at 3 oclock in the afternoon or if that building is not laige enough they will be at the Har men Gymrasium There will be 10 pomp in the obsequies All of the eer vires will be of the simplest character In keeping with the life of the gieat teat ht 1 Bishop illiam Ford Nichols wtl1 read the Episcopal burial service arid mere vvll be ical miiMi No ad di esses ill be made and no eulogies are to be cleliv ered Foi the family a private service will be hld at the ipsilerce at 1 lock in the afterm 1 The service theie will be of the simplest kind Bishop Nichols and Rev George Swan rector of Maiks Church aie to officiate Tne pnv ait serv ice is expec teo to end in time foi the public funi ral at the Lnneifcity The remains will be taken to the Lni veisitv building and will He there thiough the services Twelve pall beaiers hav been 1 husen It is the itn of Mfs Le Conte that they represent the various parts of the versity and accoidance with her desires they have been elected from the Regents fat ultv alumni and students Theyare Wiliam Llav is and harles Wheeler fiom the alumni Regents Charles black aril Heinstetn both of whom weie old pui lis tf Le Cone Professor Andrew Lawon and Professor William Hitter from Le Conte own department Profe or Martin Kellogg and Professor Eugene Hilgard of the older members of the faculty Professor George Davidson and Professor Frederick Hesse and Charle3 Frjei and John Eshleman fiom the studert body old is expei ted to come at any moment from Joseph Le Conte for hum mc genders are now searching in he Kings river tanvun It is hoped that lit was found yesterday and that he mav be able to reach the railroad tomorrow right in which case he will be able to attei his father funeral Arm 1 th telegrams of condolence nich 1 am vesterdav was one to President Wheeler expi eesing the sorrow of Ptanfird I niverity It read as fol lov The 1 resident and facultv of the Leland Minford Ji I niversitv leirn with deep gret of the deith of Professor Joseph onte ami beg to extend their sympa tnv to his family and to the I niversity of alifornla BRANNER Aetlng President tudents of th University who are in the oserrit telegraphed to suggest that then fturd be laid under the Le Conte oik on the campus NO SUCCESSOrTFOR LE CONTE Geology and Zoology Departments Remain Under Present Heads BKRKI I Jul No change in the ndm of tw lepartments of geology and nattiral histnrv 111 the 1 nliersity of 1 alifornla will 1 cme as a result of the deith of their former head Professor Jo rpb let int Thev will however no 1 inger be 1 ontined under a single head nev will be fondmted hereafter as sep a ate driartnents eai with its own thief otiate Prifessor William Uitter of the chair of 7oologv will be the ad of he former department of natural 1st rv im1 Prof sor Andrew Law son will dirc 1 thedojartmcntf geology Thi si paratioii nallv makes no change whatever Pr fessor Le onte had bt roi srrre ears practlcalv retired and thoucrh ho still held the headhip of the Iwc departments their work went on un cut the dirtition of Professors RittPr and I aw is it will hf rt tfter Professor I onte eaic such Instruction as he was ille to rMid wn free to follow out the stu lis to whnh he had set his declining ears His death then prattiially leaves no varinc in the ficultv of the I nivei Mtv ami no tpn stion of a successor to his ehalr has arisen There is reallv no vacancy created by Profcsho Le nte ifath said Presl teiit hielr to tlay Professor Lawson md Proft ssor Ritter are at the head of he two departments I rofessor Le Conte riv lectures but for ome time thev ha I erf rmi 11 the executive work The two departments will never again be united hder a single head Verv few men had the range of Professor Le fonte and scl 1 ntists nowadays are too specialized to fill such a broad position The original de inrtment has griduallv bifurcated The two pntts ire now entlrey separated and must remain so Le 1 nte professorship was one of the 1 erv hr in the 1 niiefsfty He and his rohT Jfhn were two of the firt three tailed to the taeultv if the new 1nl 1 versiti i nl he has htld th position con tinuo islv ever since HI chair now dies ith him 1 CAME WELL RECOMMENDED Two Applicants for Warrants Tell of Their Connections A warrant was issued yesterday by Police Judge Megan for the arrest of A Corrigan who is accused of embezzling beveril alua documents by rourne8 an oil broker jFourness alleges that he gave corrigan ine papers to deliver to a thrd party in Seattle Corrigan it was alleged did not do so and now refuses to return the papers until he is paid St0 There was some question about Issuing the warrant as the controversy appeared to Judge Mogan to have a civil side Fourness was equal to the emergency and iiplomaticallv intimated that he handled alt of thief Sullivan oil interests and that the hief was interested in the project to which the embezzled papers referred Another applicant for a warrant was almost as fortunatelj connected That was Martin Kurtzlg a dancing teacher at Wi Market street who wanted a warrant for the arrest if Vndj Reek for disturbing the peace i In urging his claim for consideration he remarked incidently that he was one of Mavnr I helan best paying tenants The warrant was issued DEFENDED QUEEN LILIUOKALANI IN THE TREASON TRIAL AFTER HER OVERTHROW Spent Earlier Years of His Life in California Where He Was a State Senator for Three Terms bueclsl Correspondence of tbe Chronicle HONOLULU July 2 Paul Neumann lawyer diplomat and boo vlvant died laai night of paralysis of the brain The funeral will be held at 4 oclock this afternoon He had been in failing health for some months but at the last his death was sudden and unexpected Paul Neumann was born in Prussia In 1839 and came to tne United States when he wm 13 locating in California He was admitted to the practice of the law in 1861 and sen ed in the Legislature of California es a Senator three terms In 1SS3 he came to Hawal taking up the practice of law and occupying for the remainder of his life a prominent position in the life of ths islands He was Attorney General under Kalakaua and for a short time under Llli uokalani He was created a member of the House of Nobles and received a decoration of the order of Kalakaua In 18S4 went to Mexico as Hawaiian envoy In 1S0 he was sent on a diplomatic mission to Japan in connection with the convention under which laborers were Introduced from Japan Still later he was the representative of the Republic of Hawaii to the Central American state5 He married in 173 Elise Dinklage of Mexico who with six children survives him His children are Mrs Herman Eocke of Honolulu Mrs Hasson ol Honolulu Mrs Alfred Fowler whose husband is a member of the manufacturing firm of Fowler Brothers of Leeds and Manchester Miss Lillian Neumann now with her sister Mrs Fowler Paul Neumann Jr a student in medicine at the University of Edinburgh and Edwcrd Neumann a cadet at the Naval Academy Annapolis Paul Neumann was a great friend and companion of Robert Louis Steventoii during the latter visits here and Paul Neumann Jr has recently published in London a poem of considerable merit about Stevenso At the time ol the overthrow Neumann went to Washington as the representative cf the ex Queen Lilluokalani to oppose the first treaty of annexation and to secure her restoration Following the conspiracy of 1895 Neumann was counsel for the ex Queen and for the more prominent of the royalist defendants in the triais for treason before the military court Neumann was a well known member of the Bohemian Club of San Francisco The paralysis of the brain which eaused his death first manifested itself at noon 1 yesterday A physician was summoned and the stricken man was removed to his I home Here he sank rapidly soon becom ing unconscious and never regaining con sciousness Mrs Hasson Paul Neumann a daugnter is at present visiting her cousn Miss Pauline Neumann In San Francisco ard to salaries also in two months unless scmsrcllef is afforded It is thought that the sum of 235000 now in the possession of the Government as deposits made by Chinese immigrants under fhe old Government the deposits twing made as guaranties by immigrants that tney would comply with the conditions under which they were brought here and return to China In due time may be used for the expenses of the Territory Each immigrant put up 35 which was returned to any who wanted to go bak to pay pasfaga expenses The money is now In a privato bank and is being called for very slowly by fehineae as only a few are returning to China If the money is not used for the expenses of the Government most of it it is thought vill never be called for Attorney General Dole lias rendered an opinion to the effect that the Territory has the right to make use of the funds In question and i the J235000 is used It will aid greatly in tiding over the present crisis Government Land at Cheap Rates HONOLULU July 2 Land Cornmis sibner Boyd has announced that it vill be the policy of his department to sell as much of the public land the Territory as possible He says that it will nut on the market at very reasonable rates He gives as an instance of what he means by reasonable rats that land worth Sira ndll sold for 112 He gives as a reason for this policy that In view of the failure of the Legislature to provide revenue this course has become necessary to sui ply money for government expenses a 1 on siderable number of leases of Government landr have expired within the past year ir Will expire within the coming year Ml the land included in these leases will either be leased again or sold MRS SAMUEL PARKER DEAD STILL CONSIDERING APPROPRIATION BILLS Hawaiian Legislature Making Little Progress Home Rulers Working for an Extra Session HONOLULU July 2 The Legislature is still tn session considering appropriation bills 1 he House has passed two such bills one for salaries and the other for current expenditures and for public orks The Senate is at work on similar bills of its own having made short work of the House bills by laying them on the table The home rulers have not been able far to adopt a stable or definite policy on the subject of appropriations The home rulers are very anxious that there shall be a special session of the Legislature called and are using everv effort they can command to that end The regular and the present extra session of the Legislature have already cost nearly Jluu 000 Bills appropriating J75O00 for expenses of the Legislature have been passed and all the money spent and expenses amounting to 15 uOO have already accumulated and another appropriation bill is now pending which will bring the total cost of the Legislature up to J100 000 The journal of the House of Representa tves for the regular session of the Legislature is being printed It will contain about 300 000 words and ill make a olume of about 1200 pages The copies whit the law directs shall be sent to Congress and the President will be bound in law calf The Journal of the Senate will be nearly as large a volume Governor Dole is still absent on the island of Hawaii for tho benefit of his health and Secretary of the Territory Cooper Is Acting Governor TREASURY OF HAWAII SERIOUSLY DEPLETED Proposition Entertained to Use Chinese Immigrants Deposits to Tide Over the Deficit HONOLULU July 2 The Treasury of Hawaii is In a serious condition of depletion At the present time only salary warrants are being paid and it is estimated that in two months there will be no money left for these Warrants issued for other purposes than to pay salaries aro now be big registered to be paid in their order when taxes are collected next November This action will have to be taken with re I MISCELLANEOUS THE rc tlDgS Sanborn Vail Co 741 Market st Meiggs wharf Two scows will be used 1 Urs sod a foldsr Information Wanted of Cowley Coroner Leiand hat been adv ised by th Chief of Police of Victoria that Mrs owlev has reported to him the absence of her son Henrv He is five feet ten Inches in height has brown wavy hair nnd brown eyes and walks slightly iame iwhig to the loss of all the toes of il left foot lie is well educated of a musical bent and 21 years old He left Seattle 1 on April 24 1900 for San Francisco and the last word received from him was on June 12th of the same year when he expected to leave for Russia in a few days Auaiei MA trv BARGAIN CENTER of San Francisco In Cameras Photo Supplies and Optical Goods Our line of Cameras is one of the best on the Coast Poco Pe mo Korona Hawkeye Cycle Wizards and Monroe Cameras are among the standard goods we sell Our prices are always the lowest and we guarantee perfect satisfaction We do kodak developing for amateurs as followsi AH sizes photos up to and including 4x5 25c a doz Wife of Well Known Hawaiian Passes Away in New York Mrs Samuel Parker wife of Samuel Parker the well known Hawaiian who was the Republican candidat Delegate to CongTPSS from thr rm Territ ry died in New York esterdiy ittra paratlvely short illness Witn her husband she came from thir hi Tie Hi no lulu dome weelis igo with the mten i of going to li isbad 1 il tl rs but thetr journev is int rn i New York by the wife1 in nth and despite the itt minus i tin most celebrated phvscipns of i it rliv he passed awn in the lr band and one son Mrs Parker was a Miss Hn irds i he fore her mirrage ird i im rr the best native familn of Hiwajt Shr was an intimate of fornn I iln kttinl and a distinguish 1 fipun it th rt if that monarrh when isimuel Parlor aj In the Queen She ghly esteemed for her man extell nt ihties and was her husbands adviser ii all things Mr Parker telegraphed veterdi to John Spreckels the news rs 1irk er death 1 asked that the stean 1 ip ventur hnh ii i ktl tnlnn hir fir Honolulu Thurs 1 noon or ld it il the arrival of tht nine nurlnii is he wished to have hs wif bod tonwved to her home oi th essel ord was sent to Pirker that it would impi ssible to detain the eituri Result hi band seveial childrt uriit th dead woman Discrimination Is Alleged riannigan i pr heep raiser of Nevada brought sui the United States i in int ourt ly against Sierra ouitv and Aug i rii ii is its License oil tT for a restraint order to prev tnt the colli lion of jmi license tax on sheep pdturol bv mm in that countv He ulb ges th loft iiVi airs of land in Sierra oupt hive teen lesei bv him in wl ich to pasti re iij mn she am thit bv ar ordinance passtd bv its Supervisors on Miv iri the i umv eeeks to tax him at tht i it of 1 cents a head for the 1 ipp It is lalmed to be special legislation is no grazing ix Is assessed on 1 rsi or iattb ind roi on the sheep ow neo tht jiinti Tie complaint alleges tha tins is i dis nmn a ion against sheepmen outside the i ountv fnd an order hat bin Issued for the defendants to aopiai nn August th 1 show cause whv an lnjum tlon sh luld not issue He Makes No Defense Arthur Beer hi i waiter who robbed his landladv Jlr Amy Johnstone of 411 Farrell street and who was brought back from Portland Saturdav bv Detective Thomas Rvan was held to answer yesterday by Police Judge onlan on a charge of grand larceny tohei declined the services of an aitornt and refused to make any defense Ilia bonds were fixed at 30no MISCELLANEOUS CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought has borne the signature of Clias Fletcher and has been made under his personal supervision for over 33 years Allow no one to deceive yo i in this Counterfeits Imitations and Just as good are but Experiments and er danger the health of Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its age is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates the Food regulates tha 3tomach and Bowels giving healthy ind natural sleep The Childrens Panacea The Mothers Friend be Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of 24255T Use For Over SO Years thc ccntauh cosnar new ros CURSE DRINK JlllM DOTS rrmi nerer falls to destroy craving lor strong drink appetite for which cannot exist arter aaJng thla remedy Glrcn Io any liquid wim WMnont knowledge of patient Tasi eleaa 1 st wi Urng Co anil No Pereeotage Drag CAFE ROYAL Rtnet Amiauoltloa i lab lag Tackle BporliQ Gating Goods Largest eock UnMt Prices Send for a alcxrue and Joti Shsek SHRLYE BAKBEB CO 739 Mjarket 111 Kearnr COHM tl HH KT1I AN MXftKr FKiMISCO Try Our Special Brew Htesiu and Iae Beer Beents Overcoats and valises checked fnt MEDICAL nrr Dr Gibbons Dispensary IM UKtRvr ST Established lu 14 fur the treatment of Irl ValeDlseiueii Luat llautiood lability or Diseases wearing on bndv and mind All singes of vri aLiiess coujtetjuent inoii the errnm aI inorum if the and Sttln tlenatea nt yearx utdinj biitxessully treated Ttie sflUrted slttHiId call iiki linn The doctor li wirjv eled exleiisiveh in I urope and Inspected tltoroiiKlilr the vtul ui utspitJ tliere niualnlns a srreal deil uf inlnnole Information which lie is competent I Imparl in louse in need nt hn vrvlces The lltinrtum lien others fal Try him nil IHRlinv nlll iiake no chare unless heefTecIs a cure Persons ft I dlstsuce may IwCDKKII AT 1 1 oil iiresaiiaj antei Ail commimiciitkuis utrtolv crniJiomil fhargf renMtl tlil or will Tlie tnot nrceas fnl Snoriaiisu Address 11K UIBIMIN Keairaty Mtrect Nsss IFraaelK Vaal lih j1 tfA ti 3 tt s9r ibssu fesg lbi mmmji Ci 3 iSSssn a.