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LUNG CAVITY AGAIN

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ation Will Be Necessary

Pitlrnt Sot Expected to Survive That Long

Ioctor Amazed at the Continued

StrrnKth of the Heart Action Car-

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He Admitted to the Popes

Illrcel News of the IontllTi Con-

dition Some Criticism of Cardinal

Million for Starting for Rome

Sfttlal CaMe Dripattlt to THE SUN

from TUB SfN Corr sponilent at Rome

Rom July 10 By sheer will powerthe mere shadow of u man nt

the Vatican struggle with deathwhole world Is watching defies oil

laws holies tho prophecies of his

rhywelriM and HVCH on Ho not only

thM but with uridimlnishcd virility ha-

diiiooiirfW with those around him on agreat variety of

ytvt Mday he reminiscences of

fcvuityflve years ago with the new phys-

ician who had been called in for consult-

ation Today after again submitting to

a painful puncturing of the chest he urgedsummoning all tho College of Car-

dinal to consult as to tho best Interests of

lli Church regarding his successor His

doctor Insisted upon vetoing this growingof mind over matter but

tin of this wonderful Intellect

Xo fuel remains In tho exhausted bodyand its functions have almost ceasedMedical men who are able to prophesyalmost with certainty In an ordinary caseof tho same nature hero confess all theirknowledge at fault The Pope has noright to bo alive scientifically speaking

yet nobody now ventures to say when thoend wilt comeThis DRAVE STnUOOLB WINS NEW FRIENDS

There has been an Important changethe sentiment toward the dying Pontiff

In the last day or two nmore the large sec-

tion of Italians who aro no longer sincereCatholics It has long been their habit to

slurringly almost contemptuously of

mans sufferings his splendidunrelenting struggle with

death and hit sincere devotion to thecni o of the Church shown dally sincehe wna stricken down all havo compelledthe almlratlon of every class In the com-

munity Ho la recognized at the momentif Mi departure as a grand figure evenin the history of tho groat institution ofwhich he Is the head

There is striking evidence of this tardyrecognition on all aides Newspapers whichridiculed him speak now of him with re-

spect which is obviously sincere It flndsexpression ia the ordinary intercourse oftho common people In the streets and cafesIt Is evident in a word Uvxt deadwill be honored by his own asnever was Pope Leo living

CRITICISM OP CABUIKAIj OIDIION-

SCardinil Gibbons of Baltimore Is

en route to Rome and there is unfavorablecontinent on this fact as it is contrary tothe etiquette of the situation for a Cardinalto btnrt from his homo before a Popes

Inasmuch as dlscuwion of approachingconclave in now universal in Rome thiscriticism IK scarcely consistent

SECOND OrliRVTIOJJ CUVE RELIEF

Amcond operation for tho removal of thoaicumulntiiig liquid from tho pleura wasperformed upon tho Pope this morning-The Pontiff stood tho ordeal well and gainedImmediate relief from it

The operation was announced by thephysicians in their morning bulletin which

as an followsThe Popes condition during the Brut

part of night was peaceful but histwilling was uneasy and ho had a feelingof oppression Ilia pulse was weak therate being 02 It was decided to extractthe bloody serum and 1000 grams weretaken away The patient stood tho secondoperation very well and his breathing atonce became ensler MAZZON-

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Thn doctors said that the operationaa very successful and that the patient

considerably relieved Tho cyanosisotheliandshadalmostdisappeared When

physicians entered tlo sickroom theyfowid the Pontiff sitting in his armchairThey made him go to bed at once

After tho operation his Holiness wishedt-o see the Cardinals but tho doctors would-not allow it

It was stated this afternoon that thodoctors would drain tho pleural cavityonce more hut that they scarcely hoped

tho Pope would survive the operationTILE EVENING BULLETIN

bulletin Issued at 0 oclock tonightwy

During tw day the severalreat without pulse ro-

kha its frequency and strength ThlH-

wrnlng after tho puncture the pulsation92 the respiration 38 and tho tempera

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INSISTED ON 8HEINU TIlE BUUKTIKBTho Pontiffs mind today was

lucid and ho insisted on conversing withthose about him He asked today if KingVictor Emmanuel was Going to ParisInsisted on rending tho doctors bulletinsIn regard to Ida condition Somo of thosehanded to him were genuine but othershad been concocted especially for hisperusal

In the afternoon the Popo was removed tolarger rooms In tho Vatican Palace illsonly suffering was caused by tho sup-

pressed action of tho kidneysDB ROSSONI snnriusKD AT POPES VITALITY

Dr Rossoiii who examined tho patientyesterday says ho was astonished at theremarkable heart action Tho valvularaction WHsperfect There were two dangersit was said to be feared in a in the

conditionof those was heart failure which was

remote In view of the wonderful strength ofthat organ The other danger was that thelungs might bo overwhelmed with an accu-

mulation of liquid but todays operationIt WON thought had removed this danger-for another two days

Dr Hossonl is oIs quoted as sayingthat he expected to find a dying man whenho visited the but on thu contrarythe clear and alert that

experienced physician mighteasily bo misled as to tho gravity of hiscondition

Thursday night passed without special in-

cident at the Vatican The Popo was veryweak Thn doctors Injected caffeine twiceDuring tho night the Pope took somebeef tea and some very finely minced meat

An altar was erected In tho sick-

room and mass was celebrated there againthis morning The Pope seemed to notice

tho ceremonySPECIAL COPIES OF TIIR PAPERS FOR HIM

Special copies of the Osserralore Romano

and tho Voce delta Vcrita are printed daily

for the benefit of his Holiness All un-

pleasant such na tho suddenof Mgr Volplni yesterday Is suppressedTills morning the Pontiff did not ask tohave the papers read to him

Telegrams of Inquiry us ti tho Popescondition poured In todity from sovereigns

Pi incog and Cardinals abroad as well asfrom tho Eastern patriarchs Many werereceived from the United States

The Popo was adroitly asked today whyhe had called the Cardinals to meet him last

the huddcn Ills Holi-

ness that he to thankthem for tho interest they had displayedthe condition of his health Tho Cardinals-

were unable to see the Pope because of hischanged condition

CARDINALS WANT DIRECT NEWS

A deputation from tho Sacred Collegeconsisting of Cardinals Gottl di Pletro andFcrrntn called today and Insisted that aCardinal should be admitted into the sickroom every day to verify tho reports as to

the Holy Fathers health instead of hearingthe report in the anteroom aa heretofore

Another Vatican prelate Mgr Ungarlnl-

is dying in the Vatican PalaceMESSAGE FPOM TUB KAIBEH

A special messenger frcm EmperorWilliam has arrived hero bringing nn airto-

gruph letter of sympathy and inquiry fromlila Majesty Mgr Bislotl Master of theChamber received tho letter and gavefull details of the Popes condition He

said he regretted that ho was unable toallow the messenger to present the letterto his HoliuesH personally

The newspapers say that owing to theillness of the Pope Kim Victor Emmanuelsvisit to Paris hoc been postponed untilSeptember but that his Majestys motives-

are purely moral not political

CONFUSION AT rlTUIVCharge That Mgr Vnlplnr Hotly Was

NeBlcnteil a Whole HaySpecial Cable Utiptiich to THE SUN

LONDON July ll A despatch to thoStandard from Rome says uncerUlnity rrgurding tho issue of the PopesIllness huts caued much confusionVatican arid that discipline is sufferingowing to tho waning power of CardinalItampolla nrul the growing authority ofCardinal Orcglia di Santo Stefano

There was nn Instance of this in the caseof tho death of Mgr Volplni whoso bodylay neglected throughout Wednesday without tilt Insignia of n prelates rank nod

ten without tho usual candles A lady

who brought flowers reproached tho officialsbitterly for abandoning tho body

namiiollnR Slrtwnite to Washington

WASHINGTON July lOTho following

cable despatch from Cardinal Uarnpolln-

tho Papnl Secretary of State was received

nt tho Apostolic Legation this morningNight sufficiently calm The Holy Father

withstood well the new operation for tho

extraction of water HAMPOLLA

Pro Papa Ordered In All the Diocese

Mgr MoonY the VicarGeneral of theNew York dlocpse nnd the presiding

in tie absence ofin retreat a litter yesterday to nil

the In the arclidlocf w of New Yorkdirecting them to have tie wlstaiitduring tIn IllinKK of odd Pro

to the regular of the masswhenever the It

CAMPAWXS OV A TllOUKY CMt

Mr Dooley NtriiKSlc to Speak and IllsFollowers Join In None

The Mr Dooley who Is fighting for adistrict leadership and thirty of his followers

boarded an AmHtcrdam avenue trolley carlast night on their way to a picnic at 109th

street and Amsterdam avenueThe was crowded with men

and woolen for Fort Tuclinging to thin steps etnink

up the Dooley song and one in tho

called for Dooley whowas pulled from tho dash-

board Introduced Two young womenmade a for him andMr Dooley struggled t make his voiceheard above of tIle car Thenhis followers came to Us aid and sangagain

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UUSItAXi WHO TIlE KEYJOHN

Mrs Barker Accused the Clcroman ofAisnultliift Her and Barker WaylaidHim on a Sunday MornuiR Wife WasNot Allowed to Tell Story at Trial

TRENTON July 10 Thomas G Barkerwho was sentenced to five years in StatePrison for shooting the Rev John Kellerof Arlington watt paroled by tho Board ofPardons at a session held in Jersey Citytoday Ho was convicted in Hudsoncounty In Juno 1001 after a sensationaltrial It was said but not admitted OH

testimony that had been promptedKeller the

latter assaulted Mrs BarkerTho conviction was followed by an appeal

to tho Court of Errors which sustainedthe judgment of tide trial court and set

tho contention of Barkers counselwas Insane During his Incarcera-

tion Barker has held the position of chiefmechanic Ho was allowed practically-the freedom of the prison going about theinstitution almost

The pardon was th rcBult of a generaleffort to save Barker who had the symprtlty of many persons in thin northernsection of the State

The hearth refused to pardon Lizzie Oarrabrandt the Paterson murdertHS who isserving a life sentence for killing hermour when she was a girl of seventeen-

A parole was granted to the Rev ClarenceYoung of Newark who was convicted ofbigamy in January 1001 and sentencedto five years About a yar ago he at-

tempted suicide by eating glass

Thomas O Barker shot the Rev JohnKeller early on the morning of SundayFeb 3 1901 in Arlington N J Burlwr-wns ono of the towns most respected eltl-

wnf and Keller woo vicar of Trinity Protes-tant Episcopal Church In the sam placeand secretary of tho dlocesu of Newark

The prominence of tho two men butmore particularly the reason given byBarker and his friends for the murderousattack on the clergyman made the affilrone of the most sensational and widelydiscussed crimes In recent years

Keller was on his way to take a car toFort Lee where ho was to assist BishopKtarky at an ordination service whenBarker who had been in ambush confronted him and four shots at closerange

Ont bullet destroyed tho clergymansright eye nnd for somo time conditionwcs very serious Barker hastened to the

ldll und gave himself up saying thatho was justified In hU act by a coiifefslonthat his wife had made the previous nightthat Keller had assaulted her eighteenmonths before

At tho trial which was held tho follow-ing Juno before Judge Blair hi Jersey Cityand which lasted four days every effortvan madn by Barkers lawyers to got hU-

wifes story of tho alleged assault on therecord butall testimony tending to showthat Barltpr did the shooting bccauso ofthis alleged act of Keller was rigorouslyexcluded

Barkers technical defence was temporaryinsanity but his attorney in summing upappealed to the jurors as husbands andurged thorn to throw the law to the windsand find the defendant guiltless of assaultwith latent to kill with which ho wascharged

The jury readied nn adverse verdict-in night minutepnnd Barker was sentencedn week later and nt once began serving

term of five years An appeal wwdenied Although Mrs Barkers story wasnot admitted at tho trinl typewrittencopies of it wore distributed hiring thecourt sessions and got into print

ciEnarMAS SVDDEX MEATII

A Ilepnrt flint tlio Ilev John ClmrctiwooilWilson Wus Asphyxiated

Tlio Rev John Churchwcod Wilsonassistant pastor of the South Congregationalchurch In Court and President streetsBrooklyn died on Thursday A notice intho Brooklyn paprs yesterday simply an-

nounced his death an inquirer-at th Wilson home 30 Strong place westold by a woman evidently a maid in theemploy of the family that Mr WiUon hadboen found dead in hi room Kho saidthat after repeated knocking at tho doorof Mr Wilsons room which broughtresponse entrance was forced and the min-

ister wits found lying dead fully dressedon bin lied with an open Bible beside him

At this point of her story a man who saidhe a in South Congrega-

tional Church appeared nt tho leer andf rbacle the woman to say anything furtherMrs Wilson came out at same wrymuch overwrought and fxclulmul

Its a Ho its a lip my husband nevercommitted fiuicidyl No further informa-tion was obtainable

Tho novo J Lyman pastor of theSouth Congregational Church when asked-

if his committed suicidesaid hi could not discuss tho matter

A telegram from a paper la a Connecticuttown whero Mr Wilson had had a chargeseine years ago Was received at a localnews bureau last night asking for particu-lars of Mr Wilsons denth which was re-

ferred to as an asphyxiation At theCoronets ofllco no record of the clergymans death could be found on the bookslast night but Coroner Flaherty when coiledup at his homo said ho had hoard of thedeath of a minister by asphyxiation butcould not recall tho name

The lies John Churehwood Wilson was31 years old n Plilladilphlun and a graduate

f Amherst College elnss of 85 He gradiinted from the Yule divinity18S8 and haul charges in StonlnKton andMeridon coming to Brook

of the PurilnnCongregational Church from 1SOO to 1001

In 1001 ho resigned and went abroad for-

a year He cumo back to take tho assist-

ant pastorship if the South Congregationalnot in good health

for two years A ono child sur-

vive him

If HOIIIIK HAT DEAD

1 Feet H Incites Tall Wrlicht 345 Pound23

BELLEVILLE July 10 WilliamHobbo of Brooklyn tho Southom Illinoisgiant died hero today Hobbo was only23 old He was 7 feet 5 Inches tallard weighed 315 pounds Both lu motherand father are of and are stillliving

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Tells liar If She Were a Man HeTake Her Camera Away Front HerNEWPORT R I July ioHarry Lohi

was again brought into prominence thisafternoon on the avenue in a controversyhe had with two women who had been In-

discreet enough to point a camera at himTho Incident occurred during the fashion-

able driving hour and attracted thetion of a large crowd who scornedsympathy with tho women

Two women fashionably dressed woredriving down the avenue in anoponcarriageIn order to enjoy the sights the horse wasshriven slowly and ono of the women wasarmed wirh a camera taking snapshotsat whatever struck her fancy

Just btlow the Casino they saw a fashion-able trap coming up the avenue and thewoman with the camera decided that itwould bo nice to have a picture of ono ofthe smart I rt p for which Newport if noted

She had no idea who was In tho trapand it probably would have niadu no dif-

ference If she had und proceeded toget tho camera ready for a picture

rite driver of their horso was told todrive slowly and the fashionable trap cameon As it cnme abreast of the carriage thowoman pointed her camera at tim occu-pants of the trap who proved to be Mrand Mrs Harry Lohr and pressed the

Lehr saw what bad been lone andhe was up In arms at once He called tohis driver to stop and jumping from histrap ran to tho team occupied by the womenand began to expostulate with them fordaring to take hUt picture

You have no right to do that I do notwant my picture taken If you were aman said Mr Lehr to the woman Iwould take tho camera away from youand have it examined to see If my pictureU Inside

The woman told him that ho might be alittlo more civil about the matter to whichMr 1ehr replied that she would not boplvil If eho wore constantly being annoyed-by Ho asked her what

had nnd she tokj himthat It probably was not n very good otis

she was an amateurWith this Mr Ixhr reCntered his trap

anti drovo ofT while tho woman with thocamera went on her way

TOOK OATH H7rTTKV 1ILOOD

Indiana Ooilysnatclicn Swore Not to GiveOther Away

iNDlANAPOUfl Id July 10 Rufus Cantroll king of tho colored ghouls wasbrought from tho Indiana Reformatory-and testified at Noblesvillo in tim prose-

cution of Hampton West white man whoin charged with stealing the body of NewtonBrocken from tho Beaver cemetery

Control sworo that he had metIn several cemeteries and pnid himBrocknnH body

A letter was produced from West toCantroll asking not to testifyagainst him and referring to a bloodyoath that tho ghouls had taken Asked-

to explain what Went mnnt Cantrell saidthat WitCh a mal joined tao gang of ghoulsho wait required to take an oath writtenwith his own blood nevor to testify againstmembers of tho gang He saiddrawn from the arm of the now memberand tho oath was then written out Hesaid that WeJt had signed such an oathwhen he joined the gong three ago

OCEAX HEATS VOYAdEIt

apt HlaeUliurn Abandons Ills Trip AcrossIn un 17Foot Open float

HALIFAX N S July 10A despatchfrom Sydney states that Cnpt HowardBlackburn who sot out some time ago ona voyage from Gloucester Mass to HavreFrance in a 17foot dory and whoWOK reported the schooner Coloniaexpressing determination to persevereIn in at C B today badly used up and thoroughly dto-

coiHe encountered tempestuous weather

luring the few was not ableto get fur from tho Nova Scotia roost

On ono occasion the boat In whichho sailed was upnot and tho lonecaTtle within an ace of drownediiis stores were badly damaged

fnpt Blackburn says it unlikelythat will continue attempt to cresstliu ictiin thought lu Inthin en a former and h will prob-ably return to c wester vwwl Ifnot to get a paswigo In that wny hewill go by

ATTACKS CllltISTIA SCIEXCE-

DaiiRliter Kays Cruelty Practised InICTurl to Cure Her Mother

CiiATTANoodA Tonn July 10 MrsHelen Watkiim severely arraigned thefaith of the Christian Sclentistn today atthe trial involving tho will of her motherMrs Harriot L Whitesiiie who died leav-

ing an estate valued at 100000 to her grand-

children mal tin local Christian ScientistChurch

The IK being contested three sonsof MM Whltesido who allege that theirmother unduly Influenced

Whitefide a daughter who wasalso u Christian

Mr Watkins tertifiVd that her motherwits under the complete domination ofher tM T MJHK Florence that she and

Christian Scientists crueltyin endeavoring to curt her motherChristian Science treatment

nnonXEU SPEEDWELL LAKE

Two Hoys Ileyoml Their Depth andCould Sw Im One Iloily Recovered

MoiimsTOWN N J July 10JohnMorrison and Edward Ketch 16 and 18

years old respectively were drowned InDeep Hole In Speedwell Lake this even-

ing The body of Ketch was recovered-

nt 930 oclock tonight but that of Mor

ron lion not iMen foundNeither Morrison not Ketch It is said

and when ventured outlake and got beyond their

they wero unable to get despite theefforts of tho were withthorn They drifted Into deeper wateranti sank

XEORO ESCORTED WHITE

Sloh Nearly Killed Him Ileforo He WM-

Ilncunl by Holrtlein-

JUniNETTE Wis July ip A negro

named Deb Flynn was nearly killed atthe street carnival here

Several men his walking witha lie talked back a large

started after himTim was rescued by Company I of

Second RegimentGuard the of which are at thocarnival In a was In hiding

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RECOMMENDED TO ROOSEVELTFOR ITALY 11Y PLATT

Appointment Would Please exOovand Would Mean the Healing of an

Mlint Send Louis P toEurope Leaving Solid Utlcnatlon

President Roosevelt it was made knownyesterday had a conversation a shorttlmo ago with Senator Platt as to the ad-

visability of appointing Charles S Francisof Troy recently Minister to Greece asAmbassador to Italy in place of QeorgoVon Lingen Meyer of Boston Mr Meyerresigned his post some time ago and MrFrancis rettignod hlx at the Grecian court

ExGov Frank S Black it was also madeknown has had a long talk with SenatorPlatt in which Mr Black advocated theselection of Mr Francis as Ambassadorto Italy Tho fact that Mr Black hastalked with Senator Platt about this matterand that Senator Platt has conferred withthe President concerning it was consid-ered yesterday quite an Important featurein politics in this State

All remembnr the Republican Guber-natorial campaign of 1804 The incidentsof those days have a bearing on the thingsthat nn now being considered In 189ft

Senator Platt and liLt frlnmla bcllovrdthat Gov Black could not bo reflected if

and Mr Platt and Mr Blackhad a number of consultations the

Platt said at the time to SupremeCourt Justice Woodward and others of MrBlacks real friends that if Mr Black wouldnot make a fight for ronomlnation if thoLegislature was Republican he would cer-

tainly bo elected United States Senator tosucceed Edward Murphy Jr of Troy

Judge Woodward and the personal friends-of Mr Black went to Albany and madothat promise for Senator Platt LouisF Pnyn then State Superintendent ofInsurance Insisted so it has declaredthat Mr Black should not the situa-tion but should make a fight for renomination

Mr Black went into the convention andreceived 285 votes but Mr Roosevelt wasnominated for Governor and Chauncey MDepow was elected United States Senatorthe following wlriterto succeed Mr Murphy

The feeling between Mr Roosevelt andMr Black and for that between-Mr Platt Mr Pnyn and was notaltogether friendly for some time but itwns ascertained yesterday on indubitableauthority that Mr Black has reiteratedtho words that he was quoted in SUNas two or threo weeks ago ThePresident is in command of tho shipand wo aro all good soldiers and sailorsand Mr Payn said at the Holland houselast night that while ho had no more likingfor President Roosevelt titan he ever hadhe might consider it advisable to take atrip to Europe during tho Republican Na-

tional Convention next yearPresident Roosevelt in his comments

recently has had very kind words to sayof cxGov Black ami ifteoka now as ifthe candidacy of Charles S Francis of Troy-to bo Ambassador to Italy might bo mic-CCHSflll

Another complication should Ixs consid-ered however so it was said last kightThe President seems to bo partial to thoelection of Mr Black to bn United StatesSenator to succeed Mr Dopow and SenatorPlatt has declared over and over againthat ho will stand by Senator Depew forreelection until tho last gun Is fired

swoiutrisH WOUDS MAN

lie Sword Through Iloat RippedOpen Ilstierniin Leg

BLOCK ISLAND July 10 ChristopherNorwaugh of the bestknown fisher-

men of the hoot which halls from tho islandwas hurt In a yesterday with a sword-

fish pounds and is havinglila attended to at a hospital In

Norwaugh was ono of the crew of time

catboat Lindsey commanded by CaptEdwin Dodge When six miles south ofthe island the man at time masthead sawthe swordfish and the boat was headedfor It

When the boat neared tho CaptDodge sighting tIme monster about threefoot below the surface harpooned it andNorwaugh went ofT in a small boat to finish-it

The fish dived deep and turning quicklycame up directly under the stern of the boatNorwaugh was Htundlnu In tim stern

The sword struck the bottom of the boatpenetrated it entered tho fishermansleft leg was forced through the fleshypart of leg The point of the swordwatt pushed entirely through the fleshcoming out at tho hip

Tho weapon wit i which the fightingfish cut the man was over three feet longand the wound It made was a jagged onenearly thirty inches long Time flesh ofNorwaughu log was torn from the bone

rue struggle between man and fish wanobserved by those in the fishing andtho crew of the Lindsey went to res-

cue as soon OH poshible She arrived hereshortly after noon Drs limitedChamplirt attended Norwaugh whoremoved to a licupita-

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News of by drowning In theHudson River on Thursday of Paddy Smiththe Wllllamsburg life saver reachedrelatives and frlaiuis yesterday He wait24 yearslold and lived with a married sisterMm John W Kelly at 45 South Fourthstreet Ho was an ironworker hut ho

most of his tlmo In summer on thoFifth street plor from which ex-

cursions leave daily It was said of himthat ho had rescued at least 100 Personsfrom drowning from that pier and placesnear it in the last five years Ho was anexpert swimmer

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dren on tho barge harks Spear Whenthe was reached some difficulty washad In effecting a because two erexcursions were already th re

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Colombian Senate HM Not Yet TakerIt Up Officially

Special Dupatch 10 Timid SUN

COLON July 10 Bogota advices to JulyS aro to the effect that the Sonata is still

discussing tho matter of tho abaenco oftho Presidents signature from tho Panamatreaty Time document has not yet beersubmitted for discussion

Tho prospects for tho passage of thetreaty continue gloomy Panama Is ex-

tremely anxious for a solution of theTelegraphic communcation

Bogota and Buena Ventura IH frequentlyinterrupted

IIItAVE COP PVLLED HIM OUT

Omen HucKncr Has a Close Shine WithHey In Hell Gate Current

Mounted Policeman Fred Bucknerthe Morrlsanla station abandoned his horsat Hunts Point yesterday afternoon longenough to swim to the rescue of a smallboy who got a cramp andwns slakingAftr ho limit scn the hftlfdrowned boyon the way to Lebanon HcsplfAl nnd hadliud an ugly cut on his swed up hurode to tho Morrlsania station put on dryclothing und rvfeumed his patrol

Elevenyearold Willlo Votrella of 1312

Seventh avenue was fifty yards out fromshore wl on he yoilol for help Bruckner spurred down to tIme waters edgetaking ofT his coat as ho rode Ho throwthe bridle over his horses heed anti

in clothed except for hishelmet

wont under before flruckncr got tothe policeman dived and

found him after several trinh HP theboy at the surfrco when Chriscame up in a rowboat

McSherry pulled time unconscious ladaboard und then dragged limo policeman-over the gunwale Krucltner was aboutexhausted

TROUBLE TilE WYOM1XG

Monitors Crew Complain of the Officersanil Threaten to Desert

SAN FRANCISCO July 10 There is troubleon the monitor Wyoming now in thisharbor duo to wluit the men call the iujustice and severity of the officers Theysay that Gunners Weiverdell wasput on bread and water for thirty daysbecause he failed to clean his hammockwhen the officers knew his wrist wits soreThey also complain because they were notallowed to give a sword to Gunner QeorgoNewman who is a favorite They chargethat MaBteratArms I C Hansom in

such a martinet that unless ho is removedthnru will bo wlvjlesalo desertions

The officers say that Weiverdell wasinsolent to the Captain and that it was forthis he wits imprisoned whilo tho rulesforbid any officer to receive a presentfrom tho The will bo taken toMare prevent desertions rs sheis already hilthanded

ORE AT STONES FOR CATHEDRAL

Two nf time Giant olimn In the lItterQuarried In Sections

Two of time big columns which are to beput in tho sanctuary arch of time Cathedral-of St John the Divine reached 1131 streetand Hudson River on the lighter BenFranklin yesterday front Boston being-In tow by the tug ClnHetta of time BostonTowboat Company

These columns are In two parts onepiece weighing 87 tons and time pedestal 40

torts The sections are 8 feet in diameterand ono piece of each column Is 38 feetlong and the other 18 In addition twopedestals are each about 10 feet diameter

TlicRO stows have taken nine mouthsto quarry anti are the largest ever Hhipjwd

from Maine left CorMts HarborFox Island on July I coming by tIme in-

side routo On account of hid weather time

captain put into Boston ImrLor for twodays

ThiBo toots are two of eight to IH usedat the Cathedral but on account of theirsize only two con be shipped nt oiicn Tocarry the stones up tho step grade to thoCathedral Heights an Immense wteel truckhrs exprtwiy built It in fifty fItlong and tout feet wide with wheelhaving a tire trend of twenty Inches Anengine mounted nt tIme top of the hill willhaul the truck to the top

tOOL COP THIS EVERETT

Attends to Mad I OK In n Sensible Way

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Policeman Everett of tIme Tenderloinstation found a crowd of boys yelling Middogl und teasing a niiswrnblo yellow curyesterday afternoon on tho front stops oftho old Wlllett mansion nt 11 West Thirtyfourth street which la directly across fromtho WaldorfAstoria Everett shooed theboys away and seized tho dog by the neck

The dog bit time policemans thumb alittle but Everett didnt mind that Hetook time dog to a nearby hack yard gaveit a good cool bath and then hind tho animalsent to tlio Borgh society The dog wasntmod at all

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Murderers Annul to Uc Executed Speaktu Yoime Mm-

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SUNS HEAT CAlSKD SCICIDlf-

nilllani Davidson shoots IllniRcir After-a Day on the Water

William Davidson 2D years old a col-

lector for tIme American Ice Company com-

mitted suicldo last night nt Ills homo811Park avenue by shouting himself In thhead He out flailing nil day under time

hot sun und time members df saythey think tho Jit at uffoctcd his mind

Woiniir Ill From heat Takes IoltnnMrs Mdor Murlthelm of 500 Brook ave

nit got out of Nd nt I oclock last even-Ing complaining that the heat had mniloher dizzy and saying that she was going togt some Sue then swallow dHomo carbolic acid appfirpntly In inlitakoShe was taken to the Hospital Ina critical condition

Puts fhlpnios Population at 22ttlflOOCHICAGO July 10 Tli new city directory

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Iliimnnn anti Ilorstn lluili wiltcil Afterhard MKht loatlm nnd Prostra-tions Incrcnaeil May lie Cooler Today Thu Making or Heat Horrori

Yesterday was another hottest July dayThe big town baked and steamed under ItNever a thunderstorm came to break Itsextremity It did cloud up Jerseywnrd

in the afternoon butthe blackest clouds nil went to time southSonic folks In high oflloe buildings couldsee from their perches flvhc of lightningcoming out of time cloud banks somewheresouth of Stolen Island lint rain did notfail to cool tiny pirt of the city

Showers and a fresh west wind are prom-ised to lumper time heat to dIY

Tiif Weather lluniau announced thathind been the hottest July 10 on record

by three degrees nnd that with three ex-ceptions it was time hoHnt July day OnJuly 0 187 on July 1 180H and on July1H01 the thermometer got up to 03 dpgroeaTime best or wont it did yesterday was 01

The hottest day over citywas 718S1 whnn tho mercury touchedtime lKdoroR nwrlc

Tho police reported eleven death duo toheat yeeterday and hixtyflvo heat prof-ltrallonn In Manhattan and The BronxAt time Brooklyn headquarters four deathsarid fifteen prostrations were recorded

Folks who went to the Weather Bureaufor sympathy got mighty little of It ThoWeather Bureau is up in a iilou high build-ing which cntclips every breeze that straysby If It in possible to escnpn tho suffer-ing which hot weather brings the weather-man escapes Therefore he felt war-

ranted in saying mutest cheer-fully that yesterday was no hotter thanThursday haul been and that there was nomoor humidity

It ia to be doubted whether any lay ob-server agreed with him Perhaps becausetho night had boon FO hot with time moonlooking out on the sweltering town with analmost brazen tinge in while glare folkswere not an well prepared to stand tho heatas they hind on perhapsBlvepIMsiipsa madn thorn nervous But

most of those to whom thoWeather DurcnuH assurances came feltquito confident that the thermometer waslying

liy tho hum tutu city was fairly astiryesterday mrmlng the thermometer hadtrendy renchcd XI It rose each houruntil at noon it humid reached 8 For nnhour it ftnod still hut lit mado nni-Kiiproni effort nail reached 14 the lu liiM-txint of TMirwIny flrodimllv hut very

grnduclly ih retreat hegnn At 5 oclocki I ho thermouieter in thn Wrnther Bureau

olliees wns at 01 In tlio next hour theren drop to NO

you notice how much cooler itis now titan it was at tho same time lustnight asked a Wenilmr Bureau volooover Tnii SUNS telephone at 0 oclockThen by way of refitting time torture cnnnithe ndded conunont There Is such abreeze you know

Every littlo while somebody thoughthat ho hud caught a little private brcoziof his own ihi untierUoii was alwuydtact with worn und derision by others

Them wore no delusion on time Kiibjjctin time tvnemtnt on both sides oftIme town Women lit their work andgathered in doorways and on steps andwherever there was shelter from the directheat of time sun and nt tho same titus mootair tlmn there was In time ownlike tene-ment room There thy read to onanother horror extras of time nveniiiK newsliapors took mutual comfort that thecriivl SIlOS blaughter hadnt readiedthem yet

In iho streets on tho sidewalks on thecare In the restaurants iivn shid theirtats and looked toady to bite the headoff any one who dand so much as to raisehh eyebrows in uhjictiun Park iKncheseven in Hunny potn were filled all

long with foll who were oxhaiwted-nnd a n st ovin thought it was ahot ml

of tho moro cheering sights of thelwlnv U t iiwersby in Park

IMW a little after notn A very solemnfat reporter cumo down out of a news-paper with n camera and a thormomelor Ho vandercd about the open

andiiiK for tho hottest After a whiloho fouiul a place near the Franklinmonument whleh seemed to be time focusof amore sun rays than any other Tlmre-ho solemnly set up the thermometer waiteduitll time mercury refused to rise any highermeet then the record Thensolemnly and dripping lie retired to the

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nato from a rival newspaper appeared In asecluded In street near thaBridge arches anti likewise jiroduced atliennonictiT lie however produced

which he liKhtod andbull of tin another re-porter with a camera u picture Thusurn scored by great

The lioiwH felt tin effects of the heat adtiil morn than most omen presum-

ably befuiiFi human hud not Averagemans Iveidoin and opportunity tohis work limo un

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tliu did what they couldto initiKatci the nuflYriiiK cf the

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