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THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THUBSBAT. 1G, 1901. ENGLAND HAS AN DEATHS. SHIP BEINGS IN J. W.

GATES SEEKS A REST RECTOR ELECTED BY ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S. BEST WARSHIPS IN WORLD NOW PLANNED BY BRITAIN. MORRIS William k.hon INDEMNITY PLAN NEEDED STOCK. SAILS FOR EUROPE ON THE STEAMSHIP ST.

LOUIS. Rev. M. E. Fawcett, rector of the Redeemer Church of Elgin, who has been elected rector of the parish of St.

Bartholomew In Englewood, has as yet made no reply, but Is expected to accept the new charge. St. Bartholomew's parish has one of the largest churches and most prosperous congregations the Episcopal denomination Three Vessels of 18,000 Tons Will Be Constructed at Once Novel Change in Armament to Re Given a Test. Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. Said to Have Submitted Pro posal to Chinese Whereby Difficulty Is Solved." Oceanic Comes Over with a Big Block of Northern Pacific Shares.

LONDON, May 16, 3 m. The Telegraph Says He Has No Set Plans and Asks How Northern Pacific Affairs Are Pro-greidng Denies Haling- Lost Any thing: In Wall Street Panic Describe All Reports of New Combines and Political Projects as Works of Fiction. of Alice Morris, at his residence. 1284 E. Ravens-wood Park Wednesday, May 15.

aged 70 years. uneral Friday. Mav 17. at 2 o'clock. London and Jorthamptonehire (England) papers please copy.

RTCKMAN-Mother of F. W. and Mana Rvrk-rnan. Monday, at Port Arthur. aged 88 years.

Kuneral from Church of Our Savior. Thursday, 2 p. to Grace-land. Hamilton (Ont.) pa pars please copy. xcf ATi'LEY Winfleld N.

Sattley. 77 E. L13- Funeral services Thursday. Mav 16. at p.

by Apollo Commandery Nx 1. K. in asylum. 7S Monros-st. Services at GraceUnd Cemetery by Oriental Lodge No.

33. A. F. A. M.

SA'1rLEJ' N. Sattley. 77 E. Mal' 13. Funeral service Thursday.

May 16. et J---J0 p. at Apollo Commanderv Asylum No. 1. T- '8 Monroe-st.

Services at Graceland Cemetery by Oriental Lodge No. 33. A. F. A.

M. SMITH At Chicago Hospital Tuesdav. May 14. Helen (Nellie) Hoyt, only daughter of Carrol and Jennie Fitch Smith. Funeral private.

SALINGER Mrs. H. beloved mother of Ed, Morris, and Max Salinger. Funeral Thursday, n. irom Grand-blvd.

WAITE At Portland, May 13. Mary S. Waite. aged 75 years and 9 months, wife of George Waite of La Grange, IiL. mother of Charles Georea William W.

Waits and Mrs. E. T. Merrill. Funeral notice later.

says it learns that the Admiralty will lay down, in 1901 three battles'hips of 18,000 tons each, which will be the largest and most powerful vessels of their class- ever built. Each will carry four fifty-ton 12-inch guns, and ten Instead of twelve 6-inch rapid fire NATIVES MUST PAY" ALL. GO TO LEADING BROKERS. guns. The reduction in the number of six-inch guns is due to the introduction of an entirely new weapon namely: the7.5-inch wire wound breech loader, which Is adoDted Ministers Consider Reply to the because 8-inch guns are too heavy for rapid work and something is needed between the JTJND ER TAKES S.

Terms of Final Settlement Regard (riff Control' of Road Said to Be Progressing. Joint Demand as an Attempt at Evasion. J. WHITTIER BUFFUM J20 YEARS WITH THH late C. H.

Jordan 1. and A. B. Perrigo. under-takers.

1722 telephone South B. E. ARNTZEN. SUCCESSOR TO BARTLETT Co. Fine funeral furnishings.

Est. lfcsa 251 N. Telephone 56 North. twelve and six Inchers. Each hip will cost fully 1,250,000.

The paper cites Captain Mahan and naval authorities In favor of big. ships, and it predicts that battleships will soon reach a displacement of from 20,000 to 30,000 tons. GERMAN SOLDIERS BLOWN UP SITUATION GROWS EASIER. TOOJiATSTOCZASSlTr. mcf rector of St.

Bartholomew's, the Rev. E. F. Matrau, resigned eovral weeks ago and has gone away ln search of health. Thosa friends of tha Rev.

Mr. Fawcett who believe that he will ao-; cept the call to St. Bartholomew's parish, which has the-neighborhood of 700 Members, declare that as th Elgin man represents the high church element in the Episcopal clergy he will be acceptable to a large proportion of the members of St. Bartholomew's Church, which Is one of the high Episcopal churches of Chicago. The Rev.

Mr. Fawcett Is a son of the Rev. William Fawcett of River Forest. He formerly was a Methodist clergyman, but left the denomlnalion in 1896 while pastor of Grace Church In Elgin. The fact that he went to the pulpit of ail Episcopal church in the same cfty attracted considerable attention at the time.

In leaving the Methodist denomination the Rev. Mr. Fawcett declared his belief that HEALTH DEPARTMENT OH CITY WATZIL TO RENT 10-ROOM STONE FRONT HOUSE. New York, May 15. Special.

John W. Gates of Chicago sailed for Europe this morning on the steamship St. Louis. He was accompanied by his wife. Mr.

Gates, when seen this morning on the St. Louis, said that he was going abroad simply for rest and recreation. He will go first to England, spending three or four weeks there, and thence to the Scandlrfavlan peninsula. Further than that Mr. Gates' movements are aa yet undecided.

I never go abroad with any set plans," he said. I am tired and need a good rest. By the way," he added, has Northern Pa cine quieted down yet?" When It was suggested that he ought to know Mr. Gates seemed surprised. It is said that you lost $3,000,000 in Northern Pacific, Mr.

Gates," was said in explanation. No such thing," he replied. I have not traded a share of stock in three weeks. Wall street has not bothered me much lately. Do you suppose that a man making plans to go abroad would put his fingers In a vise? Waited to Meet Friends.

I would have sailed a week ago," he continued, "but I Was obliged to postpone my trip in order to attend a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Colorado Fuel and Iron company. I also wanted to meet some friends who were coming to this city. No, I am not in the market at alk and, as I say. sizo orest-av. Special CaMa to The Chicago Tribune.

INAUGURAL. MEETING. Worth Jockey Cliib LONDON, May 16, 3 a. m. A dispatch to cruCAM LAKE HYDw I 143 UJAwt; view jji.ax.

the Dally Mall from Pekin dated Tuesday I iUay W. ays tbat Great Britain submits an important proposal to me ioreign Ministers that China pay the Indemnity out of her own native resources on a 'system affording- her Lake View station all territory north of Fullerton avenue. Chicago avenu tat Ion up-plie ail territory between FuiJerton avenue and Klnzie street. Fourteenth street station supplies all territory between Klnzie and Thirty-ninth streets, and Hyde Park all territory south of Thirty-ninth tnet except the Ptopk-Yarrte. May 2 to May 25.

Six races daily. First rac at 2:15 p. m. Muslo by Cregler's full Orchestra. Epeclal trains oa Wabash R.

Dearborn Station Polk street, direct to grand stand In a minutes at 12:10, 12:45. 1:03. 1:1.8. 1:35 p. and new special at 2 p.

stopping at and E.iglewood. Special train for horsemen and others at 7:50 a m. Recular Suburban trains to Chicago Riige at 6:05 an 0:15 m. and 1:25. 2:30 and 2:55 p.

m. Returnlre one special train leaves grand stand after the fifth race and others after the races. Sunday trains to Chicago Ridge at 8:45 a. m. nd 1:25.

4:35. and 9:15 p. m. Fare for round trio on ereetat trains, 25o ADMISSION. SI.

special facilities. The proposal entails no 'increase of the maritime customs. Reply Thought Too Evasive. China's reply to the demand of the paw era Is considered as an acknowledgment her indebtedness and of her willing 55! ness to discuss the question of payment but not as a solution of the matter, New York. May 15.

Special. When the Oceanic steamed into the harbor today and the news of Its arrival was reported in Wall street hope and happiness returned to the hearts of the arbitrage brokers who had sold Northern Pacific stock here for London account last week, and who had been forced by the unexpected corner In that stock Into the position of shorts." In the safes of that vessel were between 0,000 and 00,000 shares of the common stock that railroad consigned to four or five of the most prominent arbitrage houses in this city. Among these houses were L. von Hoffman Ladenburg, Thalman I. S.

WoTmser, Probst, Wetzlar and one or two smaller firms. A large part of the amount received was delivered to Kuhn, Loeb Co. for the account of the Harriman syndicate. Relieves Burden of Borrowing. The shares received on the Oceanic are only a part of the total amount which is coming from London and Europe, but it was enough to relieve -the minds of those who had sold it here and who had been forced to borrow stock at high rates in order to make good delivery.

A representative of one of the houses mentioned above said in speaking of the matter: We have received the entire amount of stock due us, and we are not borowing a share of it tonight. Some of the FOREIGN KAIL SCHEDULE. Foreign mails will close at the Chicago Postofflc today as follows: For Switzerland, Belgium. Spain. Portugal.

Turkey, Egypt, Greece. British India, and Cape Colony, 4:30 p. m. For Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay. 4:30 p.

m. For Porto Rico. Venezuela, and Curacoa. 4:30 p. m.

For Bahamas and Cuba, 6 p. m. 1 For Hawaii, Japan, China, Core, and Philippines, 9 p.m. For Jamaica, Savanilla, and Carthago 12 p. m.

For Hayti and Santa. Martha, 12 p. m. For Austria. Denmark.

Great. Britain. Germany. Ireland, Norway. Netherlands.

France, Italy. Russia, and Pweden. 12 p. m. v.

poyvf prvrtmp.str. 2t is understood that no source of revenue requiring to be collected Dy tnecmnese, such as the Likin, will be satisfactory to the Min isters. The reform of the customs Is gener LAST WEEK OFS'UR SOUSA'S STIRRINC CC.VfC OPERA SUCCESS, EL CAPITAN Nights 25.50.75c.Jl; Mats. Wed. 25.50c: Sat.

25. SO. 75o Closed Next Week in Prep- Sf ft PS fi fl ration for Monday. May AliZi! UUUUa 27, Scats Now on Sale ally approved. It Is expected that formidable difficulties are now beginning.

It is reported that a regular corps of rnfi and 0t tbe Methodist EPlscPal. represented the historic Christian church. His chief reason for changing from one denomination to another, he stated, was that lie believed in apostolic doctrines and When in 1807 Dr. Fawcett was elected rector of the Church of Redeemer In Elgin the parish was badly disorganized, but through his efforts now is a strong church with several hundred communicants. Dr.

Fawcett Is said to be particularly popular with the younger element. He is a capable athlete and leads in the aquatic sports. He Is S5 years old, and both he and his wife, who is the author of several religious stories, are well liked in Elgin. A member of the vestrv of St. HAYCJA viii ua.v an answer was expected from Dr.

Fawcett any moment. "We have every reason to nope that the Rev. Mr. Fawcett will accept," he declared. The parish needs him and I believe he would, find the wnrk tn his llklnir." Twice Dally at 2 and 8 p.

m. Spectacular Production of Jay Rial's uncle Torrs cab in Star Cast Gorgeously Beautiful Transformation. IOC. 15c, 25c and 50e for Reserved Seats. MATINEE 25c THE HIGHEST PRICE.

other houses are in the same position, and OFFICIAI. WEATHER FORECAST, OFFICE OF CHIEF OF WBATHERBDBEAu Washington. D. C. May 15.

Forecast for Thursday and Friday: Illinois Fair Thursday with warmer in northern portion Friday, fair, fresh southerly winds. Wisconsin Fair Thursday. Friday increasing cloudiness, probably rain In northern portion, fresh southeasterly Ohio and Indiana Fair and warmT Thursday. Friday fair, light northjrly winds Decoming variable. Lower Michigan Fair and warmer Thursday, Friday fair, except probably rain in northern portion, light southwesterly winds.

Upper Michigan Partly cloudy, probably showers Thursday and Friday, light south to southwest winds. Iowa Showers In western and central portions, fair in eastern portion Thursday, Friday probably fair, southeasterly winds. Missouri Partly cloudy Thursday with showers in western portion, Friday probably fair, southeasterly winds. Minnesota Fair. Thursday and Friday, fresh southerly winds.

North Dakota and Fouth Dakota -Fair Thursday. Friday probably showers and cooler, southeasterly winds. NAVY OFFICERS IN A FEUD LONDON SAFE OVER PANIC we are all thankful for it. hat the exact amount was which each house received could not be learned. In regard to the settlement of the difficulties of the warring factions, there will be no further developments for a few months.

SERIOUS DIFFERENCES DEVELOP CO.VIIXLOLS VAUDEVILLE. Otis Harlan. Gardner. Maddern A Co. PAY DAY PASSES WITHOUT A IN CAVITE HEADQUARTERS.

Teshow's Wonderful Cats Hal Stephens. Chinese troops from southern Chill, who occupied Chentmg-Fu after a review by General Balllou. the French commander, and the evaluation of that place by the French, lately had a severe encounter with a large force of Boxers. Two Boxer organizations exist in the Pao-Ting-Fu district. One of these recently burned three villages that refused to Join them.

It Is probable that this band, which consists of 300 or 400 men, was the force which engaged the' Chinese-troops. A Chinese spy who was sent by General Ton Ketteler into the Province of Shansi reports that the Chinese troops are still retreating from the eastern border of that province, pillaging" villages along their route. The passes leading Into the province from Chili are deserted. The country is practically defenseless. Germans Killed in Explosion.

An explosion at the arsenal In Kalgan today wounded one German officer and four privates. Three German privates are missing. It Is supposed that they were blown to pieces. The' Germans generally believe that the Chinese intentionally committed the outrage, although evidence to substantiate this view is lacking. A thorough Investigation will be made.

REICHSTAG SESSION CLOSES. Spirits Law Remains in Force Until Next September, When It Expires by Limitation. In the meantime the feeling of bitterness will, if is believed, subside, so as to leave open a friendly arrangement of the difficulties. J. P.

Morgan as well as Kuhn, Loeb Co. and other principals, refuse to make any further statements about the situation on the ground that the less Colonel Cochrane Imprisons Lieuten Adelma Koatuno. ulilvan ener. Ravmond Clark. Mauri Kelly.

Amiel. Kilroy Brltton. Gil more BroshelL. Chaa. H.

Duncan. Louise Henry. Vontello Nina. Van Fossan Kayne. Jimmy Jamfs.

PRICES JO SO SO CEXTS. Parquet Chain, 50c Reserved In Adnace. 5 have not been for some time. I had nothing to do with the heavy liquidation of Union Pacific stock in yesterday's market." A report from Chicago was then shown to Mr. Gates to the effect that a combination of outside steel concerns with a Capital Of was being formed to fight the American Steel- and Wire company.

According to the report those interested were Mr. Gates, John Lambert, and Isaac Ellwood, all of whom organized the American Steel and Wire company. That is news to me," said Mr. Gates. That is a piece of imaginative writing that should be preserved.

I know nothing of that reported combine." Not Candidate for Senate. Some of your friends from Mr. "Gates, have been talking about political honors for ou. It has even been suggested by Congressman William Lorimer that you should be a United States Senator from Illinois," said the reporter. There you are again.

Hot air," replied Gates. I suppose that started from the fact that Congressmen Billy Lorimer and Hopkins were in New York to see me last week. They are both good friends of mine." John Lambert said today; The intimation that we seek to fight the United States Steel corporation is manifestly absurd. We are largely interested in that corporation and intend to hold all -our interests in it. The only company mentioned in the Western dispatches in which we are interested is Colorado Fuel and Iron.

We are in that company to do business and not to fight United States Steel or pell out to it." Gates Has Yachting Aspirations. John W. Gates some time ago aspired to be a yachtsman. He talked yacht bo mucn that brokers began to bother him, offering vessels of all kinds and sizes to him either for charter or purchase. be a yachtsman Mr.

Gates felt that it was necessary to belong to a big yacht club, preferably the New York Yacht club, so he sought to gain admission to that organization, and some of his friends proposed and seconded him for membership. At the same time his son Charles was also proposed. There is to be a meeting of the club tomorrow evening, and last week the Committee on Admissions prepared the list of those who were to be voted on, but in that list neither John W. Gates' name nor that of his son is seen. The committee for reasons best known to the.

members decided that Mr. Gates was not desirable as a member of the yacht club. The officers of the club declined to talk about the matter tonight, and those members who were seen said that they had full confidence in the Committee on Admissionsi DEFENDS L0ND0ND0CK SYSTEM British Official Denies Statements Made by President Baker of the Atlantic Transport Company. QQ ft pa 0 II. said Booner will the old friendly relations be CD Place obser- FJ5" vatlon.

a Time taken: eo May 15. 8 p. m. Fredlcted Disasters Fall to Materialise; as tbe Larger Banks and Brokerage Firms Come to the Asltauce of Those Canght Short on Xorthern Pacific Act Ion of Moneyed Interests Make Conor ions and Avert 000,000 Crash. ant Colonel Goodrell, Sent to Relieve Charging Intoxication Accusation Regardlnjc Affair at Olonn-po Brings About the ttnarrel Rear Admiral Kempfl Denies AnthorliiuK i the Arrest.

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Terms of the adjustment between the two Interests in Northern Pacific are not obtainable. It Is reported, however, that capitalists in control of the Northern Pacific company have acquired, a large block of Union Pacific stock at about 5, and that they will be given representation in the management of the company. On the other hand. Union Pacific holders of Northern Pacific will be given representation in the directory of that company. If this is the.

program it would seem to indicate an alliance, which, among other things, would tend to strangle the ef-fortf to parallel a part of the Union Pacific have developed at the headquarters of ma Gus Williams. Mrs. Gardner Crana Ida Van Rlclin Co. Ravmond Musical Trio. Ada Henry Henry Fr Ben Hunn.

Powell Portelle. Kste Hammond. 30c. Beserred Seats, 60c Clody Truly Shattuck. Wavne CaldwelL Damm Brothers.

Morrissey Rich. Marsh Sartella. Ladd Dreyfus. The Wings. HstIs prices 10c, 20c, rines in Cavite.

Colonl Henry C. Cochrane atr Clear was ordered hnmp and Ijipntenant Clo'dy Colonel Mancll C. Qoodrell. ormerlv com iear Clear Clear mander under Colonel Cochrane at Oionga- Clo'dy po, was oraeTed to relieve mm. nen j-iieu-tonsnt rtnlnnl' Onndretl arrived to succeed Jrfc Clear Clo'dy i i rrr 1 SS .10 ".28 Tr.

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3. WHIard's Iay-, Veek THE MIDDLEMAN. longapo command. Colonel Cochrane reported to Bear Admiral lear Fair Clear Clear Clear Fair Fair 15. The Reichstag today, after disposing of the remaining business, was prorogued until November.

Owing to a victory of the obstructionists Left in the Reichstag today, the present spirits law remains unchanged. It expires on Sept. SO, 1901, after which there will be a lapse until the Reichstag, which reconvenes on Nov. 2t, passes a new law, for which the government, immediately after the reconvening of the house, will introduce a bill with retroforce until Oct.l;190L 52 58 62 72 80 80 74 76 Kempff that Lieutenant Colonel Goodrell Abilene Albany Alpena Atlanta Amarillo Battleford Bismarck Buffalo Boston Cairo Calgary Charlotte Cheyenne Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Concordia Davenport Denver Des Moines Detroit Dodga City Di' "Jnue Du.uth El Paso Edmonton Galveston Grand Haven Green Bay Havre Helen Huron Indianapolis Jacksonville Kansas City Lander Little Rock Los Angeles Marquette Memphis Medicine Hat Minnedosa Montgomery Montreal Nashville New Orleans New York City Norfolk North Platte Oklahoma Omaha Oswego Palestine Parkersburg Philadelphia Pittsburg Pueblo Qa' Appelle KnlH Cltv as intoxicated and that night he arrested system from Nevada to the Pacific coast. The impression gained ground in the street today that the recent large purchases of Northern Pacific stock in opposition to the present management the company were actually for account Of the Union Pacific company or will be turned over to it and financed by a further issue of the convertible 4 per cent bonds of that company.

If this plan is carried out it means a further large issue of Union Pacific stock whenever holders of the convertible bonds see fit to exercise their option to exchange the bonds for stock. LIQUIDATE ON A LARGE SCALE. Chicago Investors Get Rid of Much Long Stock Prices Start with a Drop and Close Under a Rally. .12 Clo'dy him. ostensibly on the authority of Rear Admlraf Kempff.

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N.W. GREAT NORTHERN Last 3 Days ot the Fun Fad, THE HEAD WAITERS. ing given such an order and reported the situation to Washington, with the result that untenant Colonel Goodrell remains in cus tody and Lieutenant Colonel Allan C. Kelton has been placed in command at Cavite, re IRISH FIGHT FOR JURY LAWS. Timothy Healy and Other Nationalists Insist Present System Is Simply Jury Packing.

lieving Colonel Cochrane. All are ndw awaiting the result of a court of Inquiry. EVERYTHING XBW IN FUN AND SONG. WARD VOKES af.X 25o Mats. Sun-.

Wed. and 25c Next Sun. Mat. THE VILLAGE POSTMASTER. Previous to this incident Colonel Cochrane 76 84 70 72 74 84 76 78 74 76 78 82 62 70 fiO 80 82 78 SO 74 78 82 SS 56 64 -76 82 84 9 64 72 62 72 74 76 64 78 66 78 50 54 82 88 66 72 76 64 70 62 66 72 78 SO 84 54 58-76 80 SO 82 78 SO 62 6-8 i imnrisnned' Major and Assistant Quar termaster Thomas C.

Prince for alleged dis .34 .00 McVICKER'S Lcssm and Mgr. The Safest Theater In the World-30 Exits. air Fair Fair Fair Clo'dy Fair Clear Clear Clo'dy Fair Clear Fair Clear Fair Fair Clear Fair Rain Clo'dy Clear Fair Clear Clear Clear Clo'dy Clo'dy Clear Clear Fair Fair Clear Fair Clear Clo'dy Clo'dy Clear Clear Clo'dy obedience In reference to requisitions, but Major Prince was vindicated unanimously by the court, and continues his duties as Assist- 125th Performance in Chicago- Unique aad'Beau .12 nt Quartermaster. rnlnnol f'nfhrane also complained of Major MAY 20 tlful Souvenirs. ..30.

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Paul Salt Lake City Sto Marie turbance by Gardner of a dinner party at Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. LONDON, May 15. Pay day at the Stock Exchange passed without the announcement of any failur.es, despite some genuine apprehension and many wild predictions. When the hours between 11 ad 3 o'clock; in which defaulters could, be hammered, passed a ringing cheer, testified to the relief of the A few of the members had their checks returned in the evening, but this does not necessarily mean that failures will occur. At any rate, there was no important default.

It is believed that many of the leading; financial houses gave generous support, and that Individual members of the exchange also considerably assisted stricken brokers. J. S. Morgan among otherhouses, receive grateful praise. They allowed many who owed them Northern Pacific shares at the making-up price of 140 to rebuy for the new account at 153, the approximate parity with New York.

Considerable advances were obtained from them on other stocks than their own, and It is recorded to their credit that they showed greater considera-tibnfor the "distressed market than others on whom there was a stronger, claim. Close Call for London. Some details regarding Knglish action during the panic In American stocks have just become known. Last Sunday the senior partner of the largest arbitrage concern in London summoned a meeting at a private house, where Mr. Morgan, Lord Rothschild, and others were present.

He declared that, If the buying in of Northern Pacific shares was not stopped, his firm must announce themselves defaulters. Such a step would mean an immediate loss of to tho London Stock Kxchange. Lord Rothschild and Mr. Morgan pledged their word, that there would be no further buying in of Northern Pacifies. Meant Failure for Many.

It is generally realized that, if this arbitrage concern-had not been able to get Its needs met, London would have felt the effects for three years, and houses whowfe names are historic would have been compelled to go to the wall, despite the fact that none of the parties in question had taken any serious initiative in the fight between the American roads. At Sunday's meeting, when the situation was presented in all its gravity, Lord Rothschild said: "London must be saved," and when those present agreed that the buyljvg in of Northern Pacifies must hi stopped he remarked, We have gained the day." One of the leading London stock brokers said today: The whole development of the last few days merely shows how much we are in the power of New York." MORGAN IS FORCED TO REST. London Newspaper Asserts His Physician Has Told Him It Was Absolutely Necessary. Springfield. Ill Major Waller's house.

Gardner has just been tried and acquitted, and this, according bpringneia. aio Vicksburg Washington HOUSE Tr. "Tr! 84 88 7o 78 82 84 68 76 THIS WEEK AND NEXT Including Sunday. Wllliston Winnipeg MATINEES WEUKEbUAI 4b. MltHUAI, WEBER AND FIELDS And their All -Star Stock Company, direct fxaut Colonel Cochrane, strengthens the'aliega-tion against Major Waller.

VICTORIAN SHERRY TO BE SOLD. Five Thousand Dozen Bottles in Royal Cellars Going at Auction in June. WEATHER IN CHICAGO. The temperature as observed yesterday by L. Manasse.

optician, was as follows: Thermometer 8 a. 53: 9 a. 53: 10 a. 53: 11 a. 54: 12 55: 1 p.

67: 3 p. 58: 6 p. Go. Barometer 8 a. 29.67; 6 p.

29 W. their New lork ineaterin FIDDLE-DEE-DEE And Burlesques of "The Royal Family" and "Tha Gay Lord (Juex. Last performance Funday.llay 21. ORPHEON MUSIC HALL. opp.

City Hall. DAILY at 2:15 ft EVENINGS at 8: IS Orchestra SjC Reserved Seats SMOKING AND REFRESHMENTS. mukbTs little lambs. Returns ROOT-CARTER Fight Tonight. Special' Cable to The Chicago Tritnine.

LONDON, May 13. It is announced that 5,000 dozens of old bottled sherries, purchased by Queen Victoria prior to 18SX), will sold at auction at the end of June. The sale is likely to occupy a week. The wine is now in the cellars of Buckingham and St. James Palaces, Windsor Castle, and Marlborough and Sandringham Houses.

NEW GOLD CRAZE IN RUSSIA. Reported Finds, in Northern Manchuria Starts Stampede from Biagovec chensk and Vladivostock. II I I Kl THE ABSOLUTELY ILL-llNUlO FIREPROOF THEATER. MARY nAUUEMUG Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. LONDON, May 13.

An official of the India Docks company, who was Interviewed today, said that the statement made In New York by President of the Atlantic Transport company that the Leyland line and the Atlantic Transport company carry 5.000,000 tons of freight yearly to London is a great exaggeration. The entire tonnage landed at the London docks is about 15,000,000 yearly, and it Is claimed that the cost of- landing freight is 21 pence per ton and not 36 pence, as stated. This official stated that grain elevators and labor-saving machinery had been Installed at every point where It was possible to do so. In conclusion, this official said: Mr. Pierpont Morgan is going to become another Hooley.

He has too many things in hand. There is no room for new docks at London, and the latest additions at Tilbury don't pay." G. Laurence Gomme, clerk of the London County Council, speaking unofficially today, said if Mr. Baker had already obtained Parliamentary powers to build docks he must have acquired the East India Dock company's powers for an extensive scheme at Tilbury. Certainly no other powers had been granted.

SULTAN'S SIGN OF REGRET. Porte Addresses Note to the Envoys of the Powers, but Maintains Its Original Attitude. CONSTANTINOPLE. May 15. The foreign embassies have received a note from the Porte in connection with the recent controversy regarding the foreign postoffices in Constantinople, regretting that the susceptibilities of the -embassies were wounded by the previous notes, and hoping that the embassies will cooperate in bringing about a settlement of the question in accordance with the desires of the Porte.

To Ratify Postal Convention. Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. VIENNA, May 15. It is stated here that the Porte has instructed the Turkish Minister at Washington to ratify the international postal convention which was concluded there years ago. This Is Interpreted as meaning that the Porte recognizes that It made a faux pas in the Constantinople postal affair and is seeking to arrange a satisfactory settlement.

CHOSEN TO AID MR. DENEEN. Harry F. Atwood Made Assistant State's Attorney Graduate from the University of Chicago. LONDON, May 15.

The House of Commons today, by 226 to 102 votes, rejected the second reading of the bill amending legal procedure in, Ireland. Timothy Healy and other Nationalists vigorously denonunced the system of packing Juries obtaining, by which Catholics were placed outside the pale of the law. They advocated the abolftion of grand and the coercin act, declaring they preter open, honest tyranny and the abolition 'of the right of trial, by Jury to the Present procedure. The Attorney General for Ireland, Mr. At-bm 'tfongly condemned the 11131 80 lon as the Nationalist the House of Commons preached ani 1 the Uw and aPProved of maiming xlLT 11 was absolutely necessary to use the power of Jury selections.

DRAWING CASH FROM LONDON: Taris Banks Withdraw $25,000,000 ior the Russian Loan and Will Take More Today. tSpscfal Cable to The Chicago Tribune. loan 77' May 13In vlw of the Russian taken 42i'm'm francs, which has been Pan. the Rothschilds, the Bank, of UrdLm Credlt Lypnnais of Parls yes-the toda- withdrew $25,000,000 from oe London market It Is thought probable dral addltlonal 15.O00.0OQ will be withdrawn tomorrow. Bonds to Sell at Discount.

Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. RusstTnS', May 15 The Pedus of the 2 "St Wl11 be 0Dened on May 25. The SPrJCe has been fid at 98,. being 492 nomt. Centlmes Per bond of 500 francs.

A francs when the allotment: Is SnH00'011 Ct- 2 and 142 francs 50 cenume on Dec. 2. SUGAR BOUNTIES MAY GO. Hint Given by Sir Michael Hicks-Beach a hat International Conference May Discuss Plan. Wh1' May 15--s Michael r- of the Exchequer, in t0 the of the West Indian Infill Jor a bate on colonial sugars, forlftf at the wwrnmtnt has official Infer tt that an lnternational conference r.ef.w.SUPPreSs!on of 8USar bounties is t0 me1 shortly for the purpose of con-View having such an object In OFFICIAL DEATH RECORD.

TXIEFLOVING BURIAL, PERMITS WERE lsiued vesterdav by the Health department: Adams. Charles 45: 4434 May 13. Anderson. Ruth 791 N. May 14 Clemens.

Henrietta. 50; 51 May 14. Cleary. William. 34; 4615 May 14.

Cosgrove. Henry 1.882 DIversey-av. May 14. Cahill Ellen 59: 39 May 13. Daly John.

15; 4i3 May 14. Viirhorn 83: Harrison and May 13. Franc. M.t 66; i6 W. May 14.

Fallori Edward. 12: 5614 May 14. Frasxe'wskT, 46: 2S Blue May 14. Toss, John. 20; Irving Park-blvd.

and Milwaukee- May 14. -Gales James. 28: 446 May 14. Golcz John. 701 S.

May 13. Gisel. John. 57; 21 N. Green-st May 13 Gleason.

Anna. 62; 15 N. May 14. Huggard Walter. 27: 3211 Waldn-place.

May 14. Heelan. Edward. 0: 56 May 14 Isaacs. D.

31; 71st and S-ipp-av. May 15. Johnv. Emil. 42: 651 N.

May 14. Jarnupe. John 60; 201 W. -May 13. Kent.

Mrs, 44: 258 S. St. May 13. Kern Alvert. 3i Lakeside Hospital.

May 13. Lawnkowski. John. 31: 716 May 14 Magowan. Archie.

11: 34.t 48th-place May 13. Mann Frank. 45 5438 May 12. Mailov. Patrick.

40; 977 May 14. filff Max 4: 4314 May 14. pederson. Lenora. 15: 289 Hlrsch-st.

May 13. pteron 37; 765 May 13. Pink. Frank. 74: 283 May 14 Peacock Frank 45; 23 May 14.

Rneers Samuel 63: 5623 May 13. Hichter. Ida. 38; 210 May 13. Mary.

56; 1834 W. May 14. K.iilinrer Amalla. 84; 3549 May 15. Smith Ella Lehmann.

38: 1942 Deering-sc, May 14. sterling M. 37; 1724 May 15. WmD Marianna, 19; 381 May 12. Sloan John.

37: 1438 May 12. Tlghe Marv. Stf: 226 May 13. Voituro. Rosa.

60; 474 W. May 14. Wurh. Hermina, 13; 2356 N. May 13.

TTa 2Q- 79 Frr-t-st Mav14 In the Intensely Interest- JANICE lng Revolutionary Play. rR EDITH MATINEE SATURDAY. ASOFilG TEMPLE ffi. FILSON ERROL THE DUMOEiQS HAWTHORN SISTERS And Six Other Comedy and Novelty Acts. Next Week-SAM BERNARD.

BY H. T. WHITE. La Salle street was In the dumps yesterday when stocks began the day with a steady slide. Customers were advised to get out of long stock, and in particular instances heavy traders were taken into the private office known at present on the street as the operating table "and given some good advice.

The result was liquidation on a largo scale, and by noon Chicago had less interest in the market than for months. Then cam a rally and nearly everything closed around the top. This was literally true of Steel preferred. Tobacco, Burlington, and Chicago Gas. each of which had a wide range, and on the last tick of the clock the bulls were getting Into the market again.

In one office a broker sits all day In from of a telephone. He wears a headpiece like a professional hello artist and Is busy most of the time. His business is to repeat the quotations as fast as they come fo a rich man In Wisconsin who has large Interests in the market and who has leased a private wire by the day until the present flurry is over. That Is called the absent treatment," a speculator, and I guess it works better than the scheme after which it is named." Rich Chlcagoans did a good deal of Investing yesterday. One man bought 2,000 New York Central on Tuesday afound 143, and two friends, who have fat accounts with the bank in which he is a director, followed suit to the extent of 1,000 shares apiece.

There was also investment buying of People's Gas for Chicago account. This accounted in a measure for the strength of that stock as New York reported little forale. On the other side of the question there was short selling of the whole list by confirmed bears, who think the trouble not over. Carlie Singer, once prominent on the Board of Trade but of late years living in Paris, made a good turn last week, sending his orders by cable. Singer Is naturally a bear and made most of his money playing that Bide of the wheat market in bygone years.

The last of a big line of steel stocks, common and preferred, was gotten rid of In the earlv part of the session, two Chicago houses looking after the deal. Morgan brokers were supporting steel in a moderate way, but the rhicago order snowed them under for a while and when the New-Yorkers saw the source of the selling they withdrew all support and let the unhappy Wseterners take tnelr medicine in allopathic doses A New Vnrk bank also took a hand In the selling. Lcording to gossip, calling a big loan that had Steel for collateral. The first Installment of 10 per cent on the Burlington underwriting was called yesterday which indicates the deal Is to go through. It was on the strength of this that Burlington sod up to 195 and closed at the top.

after Vn been quoted at 180. A lot of long from some of the wisest Burlington tullf wenfout on the rise, the holders argu-ini that it was better to take yesterday's Irfce than accept bonds for the stock even ha 13 of 200 for the latter, something might happen to dull the market for the bonds. De wet A Rain In Cape Colony, rspecial Cabls to The Chicago Tribune. nviviv Mar 15. An unofficial telegram from Rmiad 'report, that Genial De Wet is Sn lVth? Cape Colony.

1 now in tl Zuurbor mountain, with a Landslide Buries House. Special Cable to The Chicago. Tribune. ROME May 15. A portion of a mountain iar Acerenza.

fell today, burying ten hout. Eightttn persona were killed. HOPKINS Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. LONDON, May 16. A story has been received by mail from St.

Petersburg to the effect that the inhabitants of Blagovec-chensk, Vladivostock, and the Amur Valley have become crazed by repeaed discoveries of gold in northern Manchuria and are rushing to the supposed auriferous district, which has been dubbed yellow Russia." COMING TO UNITED STATES. Six Thousand Ruthenian Farmer Emigrants to Start Within a Few Days. WAR OF WEALTH." WATERBURf BROS. ANT) TENNET KELLT AND VIOLETTE THE HOOPERS. Next Lights o' London.

PRICES 50c to $1.50. Qen'l Adm. 75C. POWERS' Nightly Inelading Bundsys at 8:33. Rich Harris' Funny Farce.

ARE YOU A MASON? DEATHS. Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. LONDON, May 16, 3 a. m. A newspaper here professes to know lhat Mr.

J. Pierpont Morgan Is returning to AIx-les-Bains because his physician assured him that if he attempted to continue working as he did during the last few day in London his life would be endangered. It adds that before leaving London Mr. Morgan told a frie-nd here there was a good fight left in him yet, and when he settled the situation in the United States and got things as he wanted them he would rest. PARIS, May 15.

J. P. Morgan arrived here today. MARCONI PLANS NOVEL TEST, Promises to Travel in Steam Motor Car and Keep in Communication with Fixed Office. SAM T.

JACK'S Madison-st. nr. State. Tel. Cent.

2193. Chicago Original Home of Burlesque. 2 Big Shows Every Day at 2 anl 8. 8tm. T.

Jack's Big Hew York LIVING PICTURES. Prices lO 20 30 BERLIN, May 15. The Prussian railways have been informed that there will be a large this spring of Ruthenian farmers to the United States, and that 6,000 will pass to Hamburg in the course of the next few days. LONDON POPULATION 6.578,78 Outer Ring of Greater City Contains 2,042,750 Persons, a. Notable Increase in Ten Years.

I ANDERSON John W. Anderson, May 15. at R-20 a. aged 71 years. Funeral from late residence.

359 Fulton-st. Friday, 17th. at 1 p. m. BOYINGTON Arthur Marble Boytngton.

May 15 aged 48 years 23 days. Funeral. Baptist Church. Highland Park, 1 o'clock, Friday. CHAPIN William E.

Chapin. aged 75 years, at the residence of his daughter. Mrs. W. R.

Dewey, La Grange. 111.. Wednesday. May 15. 1901.

Funeral Thursday at li a. m. Interment at La-Sane, 111. COSGROVE Mr. Henrv J.

Coserore, aged 40 Sears, at 1882 at 4:30 p. m. May 14. niaha and Lincoln paper please copy. COOPER May 15.

Emmalina C. Cooper, aged 77 years. Funeral from 3830 Indiana-av. Thui-day at 2:30 p. m.

Burial at Kingsvllle. O. FULLER Josiephene. beloved wife ot Dr. George Fuller, North Chicago.

May 14. Funeral Friday! 10 a. m. Burial at Waukegan. HAMMEL Louis J.

Hammel. husband of Ea-lomae Hammel. nee Voltz. aged 40, at Pasadena. Cal Funeral Thursday.

May 16, 1 p. from re4dence, 554 Austin, to H4N RON Marie Glory, widow of Frank lin S. 'Hanson Mav 15. Funeral from late residence. 250 E.

Friday. 1 p. m. Private. MURPHY Lieutenant P.

M. Murphy, member of Chicago Fire department, at his residence, 11 the beloved brother of Miss B. Murphy. Mrs Daniel Toomev, and Mrs. P.

J. Meaney. Funeral Friday, at 10 a. to t. Patrick's Church and thence by Chicago.

Milwaukee and St- Paul xailroad to Calvary Cemetery. Franel. Paget Bishop of Oxford. LONrv bl9 The Chica Xrilmiie. 13 -The Very Rev.

Francis i-rnk. ot rUt Church, Oxford, ha Rt. iv fhop of frd in succession to 22 last iUlam Stubbs, who died on April TROCA State and Van Buren St. Tel. Har.

2097. STAGE ALWAYS FILLED WITH LOVELY WOME5 Mat. Dally. Prices 10, 20. 30, 50.

Sraoko If Ton Llks Miss New' Ycrk, Burlesqusrs Extra THE ZULU BABES Warm. Isn't It Baseball Today CH'CJGO VS. MILWAUKEE. State's Attorney Deneen yesterday morning appointed Harry F. Atwood to fill the remaining vacancy on his staff of assistants, and the appointee will assume the duties of his office at once.

Mr. Atwood was born on a farm near Blue Island, in 1870. He graduated from the University of Chicago in 187. He is also a graduate of the Illinois College of Law and the Chicago College of Law. Mr.

Atwood was a sergeant in the First Illinois Cavalry during the Spanish-American war. He is an active Republican and has done considerable campaign work as a speaker. He Is to deliver an oration at Oak-woods Cemetery, Memorial day, on the invitation of the Union Veteran Association of Chicago. LONDON, May 16. The population of the outer ring of the suburbs, of London is as against 1.40o,4S9 in.

1801, 950,957 In 1881, and 631,831 in 1871. The total population of Greater London, including the outer ring of suburbs, is now 6,578,784. Kaiser Koeblda Snapshots. BERLIN. May 15.

The Emperor has forbidden snap photographs of himself, because many pictures thus obtained havs been turned to improper Special Cable to The Chicago Tribune. LONDON, May 16, 3 a. m. Slg. Marconi announces that he has Installed successfully his system of wireless telegraphy In a steam motor car, and that he is able thereby to communicate with a base while traveling.

The War office officials are about to witness a demonstration of the claim. Rnssta Build, a Submarine Iloat. st PtCial CaWe t0 Th Chicago Tribune. May 15-An trtcany boat- Lieutenant S.kth9 navy. Is being built to ht Vby "ler of th It la 8U) be delivered by the end of June I Game Called 3:30 D.

to. 39th and Wentwortb. Vuses..