The Sun (New York [N.Y.])
March 22, 1904

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I e Bajre i i f4I f4Ib I b t HHl HlEKl HMnHI HuMlH Wb TL TreSbAr Tuz bAt MARCH Wn II a1 a1Rain M MRain C 3ia5It1t Rain today and tomorrow followed tell wtd by byclearing bycle byVOL A clearing cle tlng tbmbrrov t m rroVlift rroVliftA rroVliftVOL aftmwfcn aftmwfcnVOL VOL LXXfNO 204 NEW YORK TUESDAY MARCH 22 190400Jlrl lll 1904 byThiun v ThSI 1 rIltnp Inri I1Jbj piIMng I Aa1ocIon Aocl ll h PRICE TtVO CENTS fJF TS HEARS HEARS IiiORTARTHURISTAKEN IiiORTARTHURISTAKENTOM PORT ARTHUR IS TAKEN TAKENTOKIO TAKENTOIUO TOKIO TOM HAS II REPORT OF LAND LAND4VJ LtilDUD LAND4Nfl 4VJ SEA SE ATTACK THERE THEttEnimltni THEnEuulnl THEREfluIflI nimltni uulnl Say No O Landing Hat lIa Deen Made MadeSome ftldeliiome MadbSomo Some Fighting In n Northern Corea CoreaWhere CoreaWhtre CorciAthaneing Where the 1It Japanese Army Arm II Advancing AdvancingRussian AdflnclncRunlan Athaneingflusslan Russian I loss ss or OOO Reported ReportedWhile nrportedhlo ReportedS While S hlo thy t Russians declare that tho Jap Japanese JapaneM Japanee anese have not landed on the coast of Man Manchurin Ma1churln MaichuiI churin Toklo has ha a report that a forco did didget didIetllllhore didge Ietllllhore ge get ashore behind Port Arthur on Saturday Saturdaynight Saturdaynight Saturiayngh night and captured the place The fleet fleetcooperated fleotcooperatl fleetcooperated cooperated In the attack attackThis attackThis attackflts This statement atat tat mont stands alone and ap apparently apparently apparently parently little faith is put In It even In tho theJapanese thoJapanEEe thoJapanese Japanese capital capitalThe cnpltlllThe capitalThe The Russian commander at the Yalu Yaluadmits Yaludmits Yaluadmita admits that the Japanese army in Corea Coreais 4 is advancing toward the river and has hasoccupied hMoccupied haaoccupied occupied Anju north or Ping Yang the theprevious theprevloUll thoprevious previous base Unofficial reports tell ot ofsome otlome oteorne some fighting In one engagement the thoRussian theRtiMlnn theRussIan Russian loss is wet to have been 000 000TOKIO 800TOKIO eooTOKIO TOKIO HEARS OF VICTORY VICTORYrnronflrmrd VICTORtnconflrmtd ICTOmrnconnrmrd rnronflrmrd Report That Port Arthur Was WasTaken WaiTaken al alTtken Taken Sunday SundaySpteial Hunda HundaSptrlal Sundaycpeat Spteial Cablt Cab Detpalch to THE SUN KmTOKIO SUNTOKIO SUNT0RI0 TOKIO March 31 11A A newspaper prints printsa a report that a Japanese division landed landedon on the he Llaotung Peninsula last Saturday Saturdayand and engaged the Russians Ru lans in the rear of ofPort otPort ofPort Port Arthur while the Japanese fleet fleetconsisting fleetcondMlng I consisting of sixteen ships bombarded the thetown thotown thetown town and harbor harborThe harborThe I IThe The action Is said to have commenced commencedat at 8 oclock clock Saturday evening evenl g and to have haveluted havoluted haveIated luted until 10 oclock Sunday morning morningIt It resulted according to the newspaper newspaperin newspaperin r rin in the Japanese occupying Port Arthur ArthurThe ArthurI ArthurThe I The story Is not confirmed confirmedVO confirmedO VO O LANDING SAY RUSSIANS ItVSSIANSJspanese RUSSIAlISJipntle RUSSIANSiapanee Jspanese Coving ovtJI ovthtJptnCorea tp In Corea bnt Are AreNot AreNot AreNot Not In Manchuria ManchuriaSpecial ManchuriaSpecfoi Ianchurloptrlal Special CaKl Diipalclt to Tax SON SONST StINBr SV SVBr Br PETEBSBUKO March 21 21en Gen Zlllnsky Zlllnskyreports ZlIInskyreports Zilinakyreports reports from Mukden under date of yester yesterday yesterday yesterday day that the troops are in good spirits and andthere andthere andN N there Is no sickness among them H Hadds m madds IThadda adds that the f roatjer guard on the Chinese ChineseEastern ChineseEll8tern ChineseEastern Eastern Railway reports that everything everythingIs Is orderly Capt Uksenoff Ul enol with sevonty seventymen sevontymen sevontymen men repulsed a hundred chunchuses or orbandit orbandits orbandite bandit at the Udsiml station stationGen stationGen stationCan Gen Zilinaky adds dds that the th reports of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Japanese Japan llo occupation of Anju and andPing andPing andPing Ping Yang are oonflrmed An Increased Increasedmovement IncreModmoveJ11ent incroaaodmov movement mov p2ent of troops and transport on the theroad thElroad theroad road from fromPinglangto Ping Tang to Anju is noticeable noticeableThirteen noticeableThIrteen noticeableThirteen Thirteen of othe in the enemyn transports recently recentlyunloaded reoentlyunloaded recentlyunloaded unloaded at Chlnampho ChlnamphoSo So far as a the reports go there are no nopreparations nopreparations nopreparations preparations to land on the coast of Man Manchuria ManhtJrla Manhbrla churia opposite Klnchau All reports in inforeign inforelsn Inforeign foreign newspapers new papen of the Japanese land landtag landfrii landfdj tag In various varl us u places lacee on the coast are in Inentiollll Inventiona I Iventions ventions It la sagaLn again declared d 1ared that it IB the Inten Intention Intentlon Lot en enu u s tion of the he Czar to go to Manchuria and andpersonallyKMume andJ andpereonallyseapzne personallyKMume J IIonaiIYM8 rue command co nd or the forces forcesIt It is expected that he will start in August AugustThe AugustThe AugustThe The Czarina C Ai1 rlri is sending an Easter gift giftIn gifto In o every Russian R slan soldier in Manchuria Manchuriathe ManchuriaThe ManchuriaFhe the Fhe Czar has placed an unlimited amount amountof of money at her h r disposal for the purchase purchaseof of thA t hI gifts s ittl The presents prMentllwlll will be personal personalanfl ana dint cllHtlnct I net from thoso provided by other otherfunds otherlundA otherFunds funds over which tho Crarlna is presiding presidingThey presidingTho presidIngThcy They Tho will iII consUt of a parcel of dainties daintiescigarettes da daintiescigarettes ntlN ntlNrlgarelltl cigarettes and housewives housewivesMltllK housewlesIW housewivesitoi MltllK IW FIGHTING nc W IITIYO HEPORTED HEPORTEDKnziRf 1tlImrrlJHntumrnts ItIORTIDJnpgeniciits KnziRf Hntumrnts niriitg In Manchuria and In Northern NorthernCorea Sorthfrllorra ortIiernores Corea CoreaHptdul ores orra8prrlll oresptChi Hptdul ptChi Ciibe il r VeipatcH to Tns Tu Sex SexIxiNDON SCNOSDON Sv SviMNDo IxiNDON OSDON March Mar h 22 2ZA A despatch to the theChronicle theIrollide thehronfrl Chronicle hronfrl from Shanghai states that a aNewchwang awchwung aNewcliwung Newchwang telegram says the Japanese Japanesehave JapanJSehave Japanesehave have crossed Tolling T tllng pass It is reported reportedi i hat fighting I hting has occurred resulting in inrlrarliiR Inrlrllrinr inckring rlrarliiR tli3 th way wa for the Japanese to ad adv adIIt adaree v nrw IIt on Muottenling which the Russians Russianshold Ru Russianshold slan8 slan8hold hold Several trainloads of Russian Russianwwirded RU Etissiatisqurded IIlall IIlallurded wwirded urded are ar reported revorl to han passed passedTnshlchia pa pavedTahlcliia d dTa Tnshlchia Ta hichia going to Llaoyang Tashlclila Tashlclilali li I on the line north from Port Arthur ArthurA ArthurdeKfatth A despatch to the Telegraph from Toklo Tokloit rokiosays IIII says S it U I reported that a sharp encounter encounterhas cncounterbas encounterocI2rred has occurred at Chyongsyong In which whichIho whichIho whichhe Iho he Kuffiians lost COO t killed or wounded woundedNo i iSo S No date i Is given There are several place placenames place1Imell placeflames names In northern Corea resembling resemblinghrongsyong resemblingOIOnisong resemblingUiyongsyong hrongsyong nnd the place where the thefight thefihht theflgh fight is said to have occurred cannot be bedetermined bedetermined bedetermined determined DOUBTED IN LONDON LONDONThe LONDONThe LONDONThe The reports of the capture of Fort AVthur AVthurAnd Athur Athurlnd At hut hutand And fighting in Iouthern Manchuria are not notonly notonl notonly only onl not confirmed officially but they iwuo iwuofromdoubtful 1f6tlCtrom IsstaIromdoubtful fromdoubtful trom doubtfullo1fCCl sources It will be recalled that thata a rumor of the evacuation eva uatlon of Port Arthur Arthurwhich Arthurwhich ArthurwhIch which was cabled to THE SUN on March 14 14proved 16provd 14proved proved groundless II and todays story storyappears storyIIPItarR storyappears appears based on imagination strength strengthened strengthpn strengthened pn ened 1 by the dally expectation eXpe Jtation than another anotherRN ano anohorsauIt hor hor1I4l1lt RN 1I4l1lt ault will lU be b made on the Russian strong stronghold stronghold stronghold hold Tatung Pans which according to re report roo rooport roport port the JapanMo Japan o have h ve crossed crO ed Is about aboutforty aboutrori aboutfoiy forty rori y miles from Halohen in southern southernManchuria southernIanhuria southernManchuria Manchuria and therto is every reason to totloubt todoubt todoubt doubt that there has been any fighting In Inthat Inthat inthat that neighborhood neighborhoodA A despatch to the Times from Seoul Scbuliwyn Se Seoulsays ul ulM says M that the latest news from the front frontprecludes fronlprecludCII frontprecludes precludes belief in the rumors that are arecirculating arecirculating arecirculating circulating in regard to renewed fighting fightingIt It appears certain c rtaln that the only fighting fightingthat fightingthat fightingthat that has taken place to date U that of which whichnews whlohnell1 whichfleT5 news was wa telegraphed tan t n days ago re resulting r rlulling resuiting lulling in a single Japanese casualty cMualt The TheRussians TheRUAsianll TheRussians Russians are slowly retiring Their total totalnumber totalnumber totaLnumbor number south of the Yalu River Is believed believednot belleoednot believednot not to exceed 1509 The unconcerned unconcernedmanner unconcernedrnanner unconcernedrna3iner manner In Ii which the Japanese ore ad advancing adanclng adanctog vancing Indicates that no serious coil collision c01l1IIlon coilsian sion U i likely In the immediate future futureBUBSUN lutureUSIII4N futureaUSsIAN BUBSUN COnRUPTIOK COnRUPTIOKThe conRUMIONThe cOnnupTIoNThe The St Petersburg r t rllburg correspiindent tJorre6p ndent of the theExprtt theEzprue theS theEzprcte Exprtt mails a a long story of official cor y ruption In Russia I uS8Ia which hch seems oo S from his hisaccount blsacoount hisaccount account to be equal to that In China He HeInstances HeInstanccs lieinstances Instances scandalous scamping at the thedockyards thedocky thedockyards dockyards docky rd8 and says that money allotted allottedfor alloltedfor allottedfor for military and naval stores has been beenpocketed beenpockoted beenpocketed pocketed The officiate all altaround around misap misappropriate mlBapproprlato misapproprinto propriate part of the funds f nd9 passing through throughtheir thro throughtheir gh ghtheir their hands handsTho handsTho handsThu Tho correspondent declares that corrup corruption corruptlon corruption tion has been responsible for tho succession successionof of defeats that Russia has suffered Ho Hoasserts Hoa88erts Hoasserts asserts that the official assurances that there therewere therowero therewere were coal and provisions enough at Port PortArthur PortArthur PortArthur Arthur to enable that place to withstand withstanda a two year siege were untrue When 10000 tons of coal wero ordered to Port PortArthur PortArthur I Arthur only 6000 would reach tho place placetho placethe tho officials dividing the cost of tho re remainder romalnder remainder mainder There are thousands of sacks at atPort atPort atPort Port Arthur supposed to contain sugar sugarbut sugarbut sugarbut but which In reality are filled with clipped clippedbrick clippedbrick clippedbrick brick The correspondent adds that tho thoCzar thoCzar theCzar Czar has taken a firm stand and Is deter determined determined determmcd mined to stop tho corruption cornsptlonspr cornlptlonU corruptionSPY SPY U nvaiun lJUiU 1J ALIVE ALIVEJapanese ALUEJapante tLlEEJapaneae Japanese Traitor Said to Have Ileen Killed Killedat at Tientsin TientsinSpecial TllntllnSpulal TiOntlinSpeciot Special Cabs Detpalcli to 0 TUB Sex SexLONDON SUIfLONDON ScatLoNDON LONDON March 22 22A A despatch to the theDaily theDailll theDaily Daily Mall from Tientsin Tlerit ln says 1 that a Jap Japanese Japane8 Japanese anese ane8 merchant of the name of Katacka Katackawho Katackawho Katackawho who was acting actng as a 1 spy for the Russians Russianshas RUslan Russianshas has been murdered muered In Tientsin Tlentln by being bing bingburle beingburied i iburled burled burle alive alve The Japanese residents rsidents show showuniversal showuniverl showuniversal universal univerl joy over the punishment meted metedout met metedout out to the traitor traior The Japanese JapanC officials olclal omeinladieclalm disclaim any knowledge of the assassins assassinsWARNED assa88lnsWABNED assassinsIFARNED WARNED TO LEAVE NEWCHWANG NEWCHWANGHerman NEJCmVANO NEJCmVANOOrrmn NE WCU WANG WANGOerman Herman Consul Tells Tels Compatriots Comptrlo The TheStay Te TeSa They TheySta Stay Sa at Their Teir Own Risk nikEl Rlk RlkSpcal Riskn El Special Spcal Cable Cab Deipatch to Tan SUN SDKYINOKOW SUNYINOKOW SVNYINGX0w YINOKOW March 21 21Tho 21The The German Oermn Con Conul Conlul Consul lul ul baa haf warned warne his hil compatriots compatrots that If they theyremain theyrema theyremain remain rema in Nowohwang they thoywldo will do so s at their theirown ter terOWI theirown own OWI risk r k He says 8YS it is doubtful If they theywill thy thywl theywill will wl be able to recover reocr any an losses 108s they may mayIncur mayInour mayIncur Incur IncurIt It Is to be b expected expte that if I Russia is l de defeated defCte defoaled foaled fCte recovery revery will wi be b only possible po8lblo If Ifat Ifat itat at all al after ater long delay dela It will wl be b easier easierto C811r C811rto to recover reoer If tho Japanese Japne are defeated defeatedJAPS derCted derCtedJAPS defeatedJArS JAPS STOP GEN ALLEN ALLENAsk AILENAk ALLENAsk Ask Ak Our Attache At cle Not to toGo Go North or Pine PineYang Pinsn PingTans Yang n at Present PresentSpidai Pesent PesentSprla IresentSpChiX Spidai Sprla Cable Cab Deipatth Dtlp4h to TBI T Ta SUN SCNSEOOI SUNBEOUI SUNBroci SEOOI March 21 21The lThe The Japanese Japnes com commander commnder cornmander mander mnder at Ping Yang stopped stopp Oen Allen Allenthe Alen Alentho Allenthe the American Military Ulary Attach Atnl when he hereached herehe horeached reached rehe that place plae and asked aske that he go no nofurther nofurtber nofurther further toward towar the front rlt at present presentTho presentTho presentThe Tho Emperor Epror has hal conferred confered a Corean Coreandecoration Crean Creandecoratun Coreandecoration decoration decoratun of the first frst class clas on Dr Horace HoraceN Horae HoraeN N Allen len tho American Minister here hereThis hereThis hereThis This is an honor that Is seldom Ildom conferred conferredIt cnfered cnferedIt It marks his h8 Majestys great esteem est om for a adiplomatist t adiplomatist diplomatist diplomtst with wih whom he has b been bn friendly frendly frendlyfor friendlyfor for twentT years The TheOrderof Order of the Plum Blossom Bossm has been beenbestowed bD bDbestwe beenbestowed bestowed bestwe by tho Emperor Eprr upon up Marquis MarquisI Maruis MaruisIt Marquis1tethe I It 1tethe to the special plal envoy en y of the Mikado Mlkldo Tills Tillsis Tideis is an unusual unWual distinction disincton the order orer being beingusually beingusualy beingtisuall usually usualy tisuall reserved for members of royal royalfamilies royalfanles royalfamilies families familiesDENIES fanles fanlesDElIIES familiesDENIES DENIES DISMANTLING DISU TLNO SHIPS SHIPSMakarnfT 51111SMakaroff UlIS UlISIkarof MakarnfT Ikarof Says 8a No NGGUOIWCTC Gun Were tre Taken Tkr From Fromthe Fom Fomttlc Fromthe the Itetvlzan nehlzn and nd Tsarevltch Tsarevltchfipeclat Tarnlcl Tarnlcl8puol TsarewlteliSpectat fipeclat Cable Cab Deipatch la Tai SUN SUNPARIS SUNPAR Su SuPioze PARIS PAR March 21 2JTe 21The The Eclair Ecair hai ha 1 a de despatch despatch despatch spatch from St Petersburg stating statng that thatAdmiral thatAdmiral thatAdmiral Admiral MakarofT Makarol declares that no guns gunshave gunshvo gunshave have hvo been taken from the Retvizan Rtvlzan or orTgarnvltch orTsarvltch orTsarevltch Tgarnvltch in order to fortify Pigeon Bay Bayas BayM as has hl been reported He Je says saOS that the thetwo thotwo thetwo two battleships are still sti fully flly armed and andore andare andare are ready for a 1 fight fightThe tightfhe fightThe The St Petersburg Peterburg correspondent corre pondent of ofthe oftM ofthe the Petit Pcr ParUien Par ien telegraphs that ion OenPflug Oonug ionPfiug Pflug ug Alexleffs Chief of Staff Stal reports reportsthat reportstht reportsthat that tht all ni is 11 well wel aboard tho Skorl the de destroyer destroyer destroyer stroyer reported lost lot by contact with lh n nfloating nfoatng afloating floating foatng mine at Port Arthur ArthurTO ArthurTO ArthurTO TO ClT OFF JAPANESE APt EJE ARMY ARMYRussia AR ARnUSla AR1lRussia Russia nUSla Planning pianngngTo to Semi a Rig Jll Fleet Fee to toPar toFar toFar Far East EastSpitlal Eat Eatpllol EastpsctaS Spitlal pllol cable Cab Deipttch Dptell la Tns Sun SunST SUIfST SUNSr ST PKTEHBDDBO I TERIDU March arch 21 21Propar 21Prepara 21Preparations Prepara Preparations tions t lorl are ao being made to 0 despatch de patch n big bigfleet bigfet bigfleet fleet fet to the Far East vast ast In tho hummer It Itis ItI ItIs is I understood undorltood that It will wi aim at the an annihilation annihiation annihilation nihilation nihiation of the Japanese JapanOe fleet feot for the thepurpose thepurple thepurpose purpose purple of preventing the retreat retret of tho thoJapanese thoJapanCo thoJapanese Japanese JapanCo army to Japan JapanCHINESli JapanCII JapanC11IESIi CHINESli CII ESf SHIPS SllP TO NEWCHWANG NEWCHWANGFour EWCIIW O Oour Four our Cruisers Crltrr Now No at hobo Will Wi Go to toKxpectert tl toExpected Expected Expced Scene fee oene of Trouble Troublespecial TroublrPtrol TroubleSpectai special Ptrol Cablt Cab Dtiptlck la 0 THE TE SUN SUNCHEroo SUI SUNCnaroo CHEroo March 21 21A A Chinese Chines squadron squadronof of four cruisers cnt T arrived arvo here yesterday yesterdayand yestrday yestrdayand yesterdayand and will wi proceed pred to t Newchwang as soon son aa aathe Mtho asthe the ice clears clar away awayRUSSIA awayBlSSI awayRUSSI1 RUSSIA BlSSI RENEWS nEI PROTEST PROTESTShelling pnOTESTShrlns PROTESTShelling Shrlns Shelling of 8hamhantao 8hamhntao and Seizure Izue of ofFishing ofFlhlnl ofFishing Fishing Flhlnl Beau Dotl Objected Objctt To TdSpecial ToSptral To9peda Sptral Special Cabli Dtipalcb la 0 TBS s Sex SexPARIS SU SctPARIS PARIS March Marh 21 21Te 21The The Temp Tcmpl says 8 that thatthe thattht thatthe the French Minister Mlnllt r at Toklo has hl protested protestedat protete at tho request r qu t of Russia RU8ia against the born bombard bm bmbardmrnt bornbardment bard bardmrnt bardment ment of Bhannhantao Hhanthantao near ner Port Arthur Arthurby Arhur Arhurhy Arthurby by the Japanese Japant on March 10 Quarantine Quarantinebuildings qarntne qarntnebuidings Quarantinebuildings buildings buidings are ar situated 8ltuat there and the Japan Japanese Japanc ese c shells hels killed kied and wounded wouded many of the theInmates theInmate theinmates Inmates InmatesThe InmateTe inmatesThe The Te Minister Mlnilter also lso protested protete against againt the theseizure theIzr theseizure seizure Izr of Russian fishing fbing boats which whichaccording whichaccording hich hichaoring according aoring to custom were ere wintering Interng near nearNagasaki nearNagai nearNagasaki Nagasaki NagasakiThe Nagai NagaiThe NagasakiThe The Japanese Japanl8 Government replied repled that thatas thatM thatas as the decision deillion of a prize court has been beenrendered bn bnrendere beenrendered rendered rendere the ho question qUIton has ha ceased Cted to be bodiplomatic bedlplomato bediplomatic diplomatic dlplomato and has h8 become bome judicial udlolal The TheRussian TheRUlan Theflussian Russian RUlan Government doennot dG does not accept Bet this thisview thll thisview view of the case and has renewed renewe its It protest protestANGLORUSSIAN prtet prtett0011USSIN protestANGLOIWSSI4N ANGLORUSSIAN t0011USSIN SENTIMENT SENTIMENTHI St Petersburg Press PI See Stt Hope lope or New NewRapprochement NewRpproellemrnt NewRapprochement Rapprochement Rpproellemrnt With lth French Frneh Aid AidSptclal Aldprlal AidSpictai Sptclal prlal CoW Cb ntpalI Despotch Dr i patch la THE SUN SUNST SUNST SUNST ST PerKRsnuRO PETEnlnURO March Marh 21 21Te 21The The No Novotti Norll Novoeti votti rll attaches atachc great grat Importance Importno to the thoAngloFrench theAnlloFren theAnghoFren AngloFrench h treaty trty It I says 8 it may lead leadto leadto leadto to a t rapprochement rpprohement between btween Russia IUla and andEngland andEngland andEngland England whose whO interests Intolts Ho lo In universal universalpeace univerl univerlpacc universalpeace peace peaceTho pacc peaceThe The Journal hopes hop that the idea Ido of a triple triplealliance trple triplealliance alioo alliance between bet1en Russia Rl Rti 4a l Franco Frnc and Great GreatBritain GreatBrti GreatBritain 1 t Britain Brti will wl bo b realized rz ROOSEVELT ROOSBVELTBUSY BUSY IN POLITICS POLITICSTRYING POLIT1s POLIT1sTRIIO POLITICSTRYING TRYING TO FIND FIN A CHAIRMAN CHAIRMANOF CUIA CUIAOF OF NATIONAL NfTIONH COMMITTEE COMMITTEEHe COUflTTEF COUflTTEFle He le and Ills I IrltniU Ilrnd Also dying Glllnr Attention Attentionto A trnlon trnlonto to the IhoTask Tank Tlk of Arranging Arranrlnr the Personnel Personnelof of tho New Committee Commitee Which bleh Will 11 De DeSelected DeSelecte ReSelected Selected Selecte at the Chicago CIOro Convention ConventionWASHINGTON ConnntlonWABINOTON ConentionYABIIINQT0N WASHINGTON WABINOTON March Mah 21 President PresidentRoosevelt President10elt PresidentRoosevelt Roosevelt 10elt and his friends are again giving givingattention givingattenton givingattention attention attenton to the subject subjet of arranging aranging the thepersonnel thopenonnel thepersonnel personnel of tho new Republican Republcan national nationalcommittee Itional Itionalcommitee nationalcornmitteo committee commitee which will wi bo b selected selet d by the thenational thonatonal thenational national natonal convention convonton at Chicago Chicao In Juno JunoThe JunoThe JunoThe The chairmanship chalrman hlp and secretaryship seretarblp are areboth aroboth areboth both vacant owing to t the death of Senator SenatorHanna BenatorHanna Senatorifanna Hanna nnd the resignation ralgaton of Perry Pery S SHeath SHe4th SHeath Heath and of course cune their successors successorswill eucCor successorswill will wil bo b men who are ar personally pernally agree agreeable agr agreeable able to tho President Pre ldent and In complete ac accord ac accord cord crd with wib the policy poloy and acts ats of his admin administration adminIstraton admItistratlon istration istrationExOov Istraton istratlonExGov ExOov W V Murray Mury Crane of Masse Massachusetts 1Ia8 Massechusetta chusetts chusets has definitely decided not to accept accepttho acpt acpttho accepttho tho chairmanship notwithstanding notwithtandIg the thePresidents thePrldent8 thePresidents Presidents Prldent8 ardent desire deir to have hve him at attho atthe attho tho head of tho committee cmntt and ad exSecro exSecrotaryRoot eSero eSerotry exSecretaryfloot taryRoot try Root Senator Aldrich of Rhode Rhoe Island Islandand Ilad Iladad Islandand and ad other Influential In uential men who have been beenfrom bn bnfrom beenfrom from time tme to time tme urged to take to the place placehave placehavo placehave have declined delned owing chiefly ciefy to press pr of ofother ofother ofother I other duties dutes public publo and private privateTho prlvatoTho privateThe Tho latest name nao under uder consideration conelderton is isthat Isthat isthat that of Senatr Senator J II I dalllnger Oalngor of New NewHampshire NewHapshir NewHampshire Hampshire Hapshir Ho has hl been ben strongly recom recommended rem remmended recommended mended for tho place pla as 8 a man of ability abilityand 1blt 1bltand abilityand and a politician pltcian of cleverness cloorne and experi experience experlenoo experience ence Dr Qalllnger Galnger It is thought would wouldbo wouldbo wouldbe bo willing to t accept IOpt the place pl should the thecommittee thecommitee thecommittee committee commitee request reulst him to do so but there thereis tlere tlereIs is reason reaon to believe belee that they will wi not look lookupon lookupon lookupon upon him with favor for two reasons He Hehaa Heha Hehas has ha been a bitter bltor and outspoken outpoko enemy enem of oftho oftho ofthe tho Roman Catholic Church and Is Catholc Curch more moreover mor moreover over a 1 medium through which the notori notorious notoriOUI notoriOUR OUR OUI Dr Wilbur Wibur F Crafts head hea of the Na National Natonal Natlonal tional tonal Reform Rfon Bureau with headquarters heaquarter In InWashington InWnhlngtn inWashington Washington Wnhlngtn unloads unlona upon Oongress Ongress his hisnever hisneer hisnever never ending propositions propositons for curtailing curtailingtho crlng crlngthe the liberty of American citizens ctzens No al alleged alleged allogel leged social evil escapes ecpe the vigilant vigiant ro reformers roformers roformers formers eagle eye and a largo lrge part of the thecommittee thecomlt thecommittee committee comlt work of the two to houses ho ee Is con concerned concerne eoncerned cerned cerne with lh his attacks ataks on Intemperance Intemperanceinfidelity Intemperanc intemperanceInfidelity infidelity Intldelty and moral shortcomings shortcminGs of all allsorts al allsorts sorts sortsDr sortsDr sortDr Dr Crafts Calt has hl not always awaY8 been ben able to toshow toshow toshow show the te wisdom or the justification justtlcatlon of ofhis ofhis ofhis his assaults Ilt upon those Who In his opinion opiniondefy opiniondefy opiniondefy defy the laws of God Go and ad of man and ad Dr DrQallinger DrOalnger DrGahlinger Qallinger Oalnger would if i placed pla at tho head of ofthe otthe ofthe the national natonal committee commite be credited crie right rightfully rght rghtfully rightfully fully or wrongfully Jngtuly with wih indorsing much muchof muchor muchof of the proposed prope crank legislation legle ton to tothe tothe o othe the embarrassment embarassment of the committee cmitee and andimpairment andImpalnncnt andimpaIrment impairment of his influence Infuenc as 8 chairman chairmanIt chalrm chalrmI It I is now the plan of those who are ar ad advising advising advising vising with WJl the President Prident on this subject subjectto to pass pB over the claims of Dr Qallinger Qallingerand GQUnger GQUngerand and select slect some good goo but Inconspicuous InconspicuousRepublican InconsplcouR InconsplcouRRepublcan inconspicuousRepublican Republican Republcan for chairman charma with an executive executiveand eauthe eautheand executiveand and advisory ahlsry committee commitee mode mae up of some someof someof someof of the ablest ablet and most mo t prominent Republi Republicans Repubhioane publ cans oe to bo found in or out of Congress CongressCov C CongressGob ngre Gob Crone and Senator Aldrich are both likely lkely to t be b members of the committee committeeAmong cmltU committeeAmong Among the Republicans Republcs of Influence Influencehere influencehere here ber it Is said that thlt it I Is now nwpnctclly nwpnctcllyIttl practically practicallysettled practicallyNettled settled Ittl that ta Senator Snatr Charles Cale Warren War Warr Pair Falrbanks Pairbanks banks baks of Indiana will wi be b nominated nominat for forVIoePrflsldent forVloPrMident forVicePresident VIoePrflsldent VloPrMident The letter lettr which whlc he wrote wrotelast wrotelt wrofolast last lt week to tho Seventh Sventh Indiana Jndlaa Congress Congressconvention Congressconvention convention conventon has been h carefully careruly examined examinedand and ad found not to bo a declaration delantlon that ho hodoes hodonot hodoes does donot not want tho nomination nominaton but merely merelythat mnelyUlat merelythat that he does doe not seek sk it I If I It seeks eks him himhe blmhe himhe he will wi not be found in hiding bldl and it is well wellunderstood wel wellunderstood understood undertoo that the thl wires wir wireshave Tiave ave all Al been beenlaid beenlaid beenlaid laid to make makohimlloosovelts him Roosevelts running mate mateIMAN matoUlN mateJMAN IMAN UlN TO CORE4 COItEAMarquis CORE4larlul1 CORE4Marquis Marquis larlul1 Ho Io Has 11 Its Promised One Onl In Japans JapansName JJnl JJnlName JapsusName Name NameIpeetal Nameprlal NamepedaS Ipeetal Cablt Cab Deipatch 10 o THE TR TuaToxto Sex SexTOKIO U UTOKIO TOKIO March 21 21Maruls 21Marquis Marquis Ito Io the Spe Special Spoelal 8pecml cial Ambassador Ambldor of the Mikado has in informed Inforrie infonited formed forrie tho Emperor of Corea Coro that Japan Japanaims Japanalm Japanaims aims alm to preserve prelnoe Coreas Integrity and aridindependence andIndependenc andindependence independence Independenc and to place her finances financeson fnanc on a sound basis blls Therefore Japan will willloan wi willloan loan Corea 6000000 60000 yen and place pla good goodadvisera god godndvilers goodadvisers advisers ndvilers at her disposal disposalj dlsp081 j It It is stated etted that these the assurances auranC have haveremoved haoremove haveremoved removed remove the Corean Cre suspicions of the ob object object object ject of the Marquis Mlruls Itos IOII visit viit to Seoul SeoulLONDON Soul SeoulLONDON LONDON LONDN March 22 2A A despatch depatdl to the theTimes theTime theTimes Times Time from Seoul Sul says that the tactful taCtful be behavior b behaior havior h8lor of Marquis Ito Io excites general gonerl ap approbation ap opprobation probation probton II I is obvious that Japan does doesnot dot doesnot not Intend to leave a stone unturned unturn9 tn tnappol toappease n nappease appease appol Corean feeling Success In this thisdirection thf thisdirection direction direcion will wi be of treble value Inasmuch Inasmuchas as it I will wi insure to tho Japanese free tre use u of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Corean resources give security securty to their theirlines theirlnes theirlines lines lnes of communication communicaton from predatory predatoryattacks proatory proatoryatacks predatoryattacks attacks atacks and make mko the Coreans contented contentedto content contentto to accept the Japanese Japantse suggestions of ofreform otreform ofreform reform reformCOAL reformCOAl COAL OAI FOR on JAPANS NAVY NAVYPoor NA1I NA1IFonr NAITFour Poor Cargoes Crsot From Fom Norfolk Declared Drolae to toDe toD toRe De D Destined Drltnt for Warships WarshipsNORFOLK WUlbp arshlpsNoitpo NORFOLK NOIF1 Noitpo tK Va March 21 21Tentyve 21Tentyvethoulad 21TwentyfIve 21TwentyfIvethousand Twentyflve Twentyflvethousand thousand thoulad tons of coal at are being beln shipped shippedfor shippe shippedfor for the Japanese Japant6 Navy from frm the Lamberts LambertsPoint Lbrte LbrtePoint LambertsPoint Point coal ca piers The four or vessel veel which whichwill whc which whichwill will wi carry cary tho fuel fly fy the te British Brthi flag Three Threeof 1ro 1roof of the te cargoes crgoes will i be delivered delver at Singapore Singaporeand and the fourth fourt at Sasebo Bebo Japan JapA The Thevessels Th8vee81 Pbsvese1s vessels vee81 are the te Dunbar Lodovldo Loldo Queen QueenOlg QueenOg QueenOlga Olg Og Olga and ad Queen Qu n Eleanor EleanorCapt Eleaor EleaorCat EleanorCapt Capt Cat Barclay Dalar of the to Lodovldo Lovd which whichgoes whichgoel vthichgoes goes goel direct to Japan Japa expressed exprEe the te belief beliefthat blef blefthlt beliefthat that thlt he could elude the vigilance Ilnanc of f the theRussian theRu theRussIan Russian Ru la warships and deliver delver the coal coalwithout coalWllOUt coalwithout without WllOUt trouble All Al of the te coal cal Is II con consigned conRlgne consigned signed Rlgne to the China Cina and ad Japan Trading TradingCompany Tring TringCmpay TradingCompany Company Cmpay which whlo will wi forward forar the fuel fuelLargo fel felLarge fuelLarge Large quantities quanUte of coal oal are ar being belfg vent ventfrom sentfrom entfrom from here to t the United States St naval navaltton navalttonat elation elationat at bottoms Cavte Cvlte All Al of this iis coal oalls Is sent in British Britishbottoms Brtish Brtishbotoms BritIshbottoms botoms botomsOIlNA CHINA OIlNA WANTS WA TS MONEV MONEVmil MOsVEltlIl 10NEI mil 111 AsU Aie for a Years far Extension Extfnllon in n Payment Paymentor Pmentor or Indemnity IndemnitySpecial Indemnl indemnitySptdai Special Cable Cab Dclpart Vpa cl la Tat SON SONLONDON SUNLNDN SeNLONDON LONDON LNDN March 22 nTe 22The The TlenUln Tientin corre correspondent correIpondent corrospondent spondent Ipondent of the Standard Stanard aayi BYB that tht the theChinese theChinee theChinese Chinese Chinee Board Dord of Foreign Forign Affairs Aalll U appeal appealIng appealIngo appealIng Ing Ingo to the foreign Governments GOornenta for a years yearHextension year yearextension yearsextension extension of the period pero for paying the theBoxer theBoxer dieBoxer Boxer indemnity so that tha China lnR may have haveat he heat haveat at her disposal dlspol the to Installments Intallont otherwise otherwisepayable otenleo otenleoparable otherwisopayable payable this yoar yoarThe yoarThe oar oarTo To The expenses exp nrs of the Dowager Empresss Empresssevontlcth Eprls Eprlsleontlcth Empresssievontioth leontlcth evontlcth birthday celebrations olebratons are ar esti estimated lt estimated mated mate to cost Ot 25000000 26O01 Inch but It is prob probably probeably probably ably Intended Intendl1 to devote the larger part of ofthe 01the ofthe the money mone to 0 military mlt4ry preparations preparationsIlobnn preparaton Ilobnn lobn iiobn Homeopathic lom olathlo Luitlrts Lua ntvrr ant race FIUMUftiittt raceIlIrtitefl au au8trbten Uftiittt 8trbten vttff vttffIsssRL nausea nusea discomfort dcomton or Inconvenient Inconvenientvttff IcVDleDC IcVDleDCl incoventncI l I M IsssRL RAID BAlI SCARES WOMEN A EN nETTORS nETTORSThey BETTOnSTe nETTORSThe They Te The Scamper Seam Seampeito rr to Hoof and Out of Window WindowWhen WindowlIhen Indo Indolrn When lrn Police Polee Make Poolroom Raid RaidTho Rid RidThe flldThe The first frlt floor foor flat flt at It 503 6 West Thirty Thirtyninth Tirty Tirtyninth Thirtyninth ninth street at has had rot a suspiciously large largenumber IrRo IrRonumbr largenumber number numbr of women callers caler recently reenty during tho hours when tho races raell are on onLate onIte onLate Late yesterday afternoon afteroon Detectives DetectivesFry Dtethel DetectivesFry Fry Kuhn and Donahue Dnohue who Vad had ad watched watchedabout watchedabout watchedabout about forty women womln enter the place plae pushed pushedIn In behind bhind a late visitor vlelornnd visitorand and found a poolroom poolroomIn polrom polromIn In full tul awing A man In front of the tele telephone telephono telephone phone wassinging Wi singing out the tie doings at a aWestern aWestern aWestern Western track trak while another was busy 1 sy filling tiling In the prices on racing raing cards cardsthird A Athird Athird third man toted the bankroll bnkrol around among the women womenThere womenThere womenThere There was as a panic among tho women womenwhen womenwhen womenwhen when the detectives detetvC burst In on the quiet quietsession quet quetsclon quietsession session sclon Before ltore the cops eop could block blak tho thoroar tboror thoroar roar ror door and the windows a small smal sized sizedmob 1171 1171ob sizedmob mob ob had swarmed aarme oit Olt into the back yard yardand yardand yardand and up the stairs to the roof roofTho roofTho roofThe Tho police polco contented contente themselves with withcorralling wih wihcorrain withcorralling corralling corrain tho three thre men and the women womenwho womenho womenwho who ho didnt get out In the first frt rush Tsh The Thefuss Thefuss Tuefuss fuss In tho flat fat created create a diversion for the theyoung thoyoung theyoung young women 1omen boarders bnrdor in SoubrettoRow SoubrettoRowacross foubrete Soubrotto Iow Iowaor0 Row Rowacross across aor0 the street IItrt They crowded crowde the thewindows thewlndo thewindows windows wlndo 8 and guyed guye the women who ho had hadtaken hadtaken hadtaken taken refuge rruO on the 1m roof of the thl flathouse flathouseand flathou80and flathousoand and couldnt find a way down through the thohouse thehoual thehouse house houal next door doorTho door1ho doorThe The names nae of the women prisoners prisoner were weretaken wtro weretaken I taken at tho station IItaton house and they were wereallowed wereaIowl wereallowed allowed aIowl to go goHenry goHenry 0 0Henry Henry Holdin who said lald he was a race racetrack rae racetrack track commissioner of 41 1 Seventh Sveth street streetwas streetwas treetWi was Wi held ax I the proprietor prprietr and his bank bankroll hankrol bankroil roll rol of II 180 was Wi confiscated contleotl The man at attho attho atthe tho phone phoh said he was wo Moses MOlce Curtln Curti of 207 27 West Thirtyeighth Thlrtyel hth street Rlrpt Ho and andBtevcnGilbert andBtcenOlbert aridStevenOulbert BtevcnGilbert BtcenOlbert of 131 East Et Fortythird street streetwho Rtrt Rtrtwho streetwho who presided prldl over the racing rcng cards were werelocked werelocke werelocked locked locke up too tooRURNING toonURlIIO tooRURNINJ RURNING OF OFIIU1IIN HUMAN 11EINGS 11EINGSMississippi nI0818lllppl REIXGSMIssissippi Mississippi 18lllppl Veterans rtrranl Denounce Drnlunre That Form Formof Formof Formof of Lynching Inrtltnr Practices PracticesNEW Practcs PractcsNE PraotlcesNEW NEW NE OKLEAKS March 21 21The 1The The Confed Confederate Conle Confedorate orate erte veterans of Mississippi are determined determinedto to glvo their assistance litano to try to stop top lynch lynching lynchIng lynching ing by burning burnln The W R Barksdale BarksdaleCamp BarksdaleCamp BarlisdaleCamp Camp of Confederate Veterans of Missis Mississippi MI88lselppl Mississippi sippi has ha adopted adopte resolutions rlsolutlons calling calng for forthe rorthe forthe the strict enforcement enrorcment of law and order orderand orderand orderand and denouncing denounclnl mob violence Ioloce as R antagon antagonistic antagonIto antagonlatin latin Ito to liberty lborty and leading Ifalng ultimately to toanarchy toImBchr toanarchy anarchy ImBchr desolation desolaton and ruin The resolu resolutions re80luton resoiutions tions ton say sayWe sy syWo sayWe We are unalterably unalerbly opposed oPPOe to the thelynching thalynching thelynching lynching of a human being except perhaps perhapsfor perhps perhpsfor for the one unmentionable unment onable crime As AsConfederate A AsConfederate Confederate veterans etern and law la abiding abidingcitizens abIdingctzens abidingcitizens citizens ctzens of Mississippi MlslSlppl and of tho United UnitedState Unite UnitedStatee State Sta we are violently Iolenty vehemently ehomonty and andeternally andeterly andeternally eternally eterly opposed to the practice of burn burning burnIng burnlog ing a human being beln for any crime what whatsoever whatsover whatsoever soever sover We appeal to all al Confederate Confederateveterans Confeerato Confeeratovetorans Confederateveterans veterans their wives lvl and daughters daugher and ald to tothat tothat tothat that great gret and glorious organization organliton the theDaughters tboDaughten theDaughters Daughters of the Confederacy Conreeracy one and andall andal andall all al to arise In their might and by precept preceptand preept preeptand preceptand and example eamplo examplovoke voice and pen moral force forceand fotcoand forceand and influence help put a stop to this dia diabolical dlabolcal diabohical bolical bolcal barbaric unlawful Inhuman and andungodly Ind andungodlycrimoofburning ungodly ungodlycrimoofburning crimo of burning human beings NO POCKETS IN y TilE TROUSERS TROUSERSMen TnOUSER Men llrll orthe or tie the Marine Maine Corps Corp Objecting ObJrclns to toChange 0 a aanlC aaisnie Change anlC In I Their Ttlr linlfOhm linlfOhmPniLADBtHiu Unl fl11 fl11PUILADELPhLI ti PniLADBtHiu PILEttU March Mar 21 21A A pocketieas pocketieasuniform pokelB pocketlessuniform uniform unlfons Is worrying worrin the members memher of the theMarino thoMarino theMarine Marino Corps and nd there ther is 1 indignation Indlgnt n at atLeague atLgue atLeague League Lgue Island It has been ben approvedby approvedbythe approei approeitho the commandant of the thi corps Gen Elliott Elliottnnd Elot Elliottand and an the Secretory Seretary of the Navy Tho now noworder neworder noworder order declares delare that thattousen trousers are ar to fit fitsnug ft fltsnug i isnug snug about tho waist without wihout pockets pokets or orbuckle orbuoklo orbuckle buckle straps strapsJust strapeJust trap Just how tho marines marin3 are to carry carr their theirspare theirparo theirsparo spare change chano seems 8c not to have hlvo entered enteredInto enter enteredinto Into tho consideration of tho board of ofofficers Ofomcera f foffior officers offior that recommended reonuemle the alterations alterationsTho altertons altertonsTho alterationsThe Tho resentment is not alone with the men menbut menhut menbut but is shared share by b officers ofce who are wondering wonderingif worderlngI if I wrist bags bagl for the eervleo will wi be ordered orderedThe ordore orderedThe The officers officer have their own oon trouble troubleSome troublSme troublesSonie Some Sme tailors tllorl Idea of beauty beaut hAS dictati dictatithe dictatIthe 1 1the the recommendation recomllonatiol that their mess Itqe juakets juaketsshall jloket jsoketsshall shall shal be shortened fhortenld HO as notto nlto Out to extend extendbelow Ixteld Ixteldbolow extendbelow below the hip bones hone at the sides sldo This Thisthey fh rhisthey I they declare will wi make them thf1 look like likebellboys Iko Ikobolbys likebellboys bellboys bellboysEDINnVROll bolbys bolbysFDI bellboysEDINIJUIWII EDINnVROll FDI ntnOI HOORS 11OBS CHOATE CHOATEFreedom IO4TE IO4TEFfrdom liGATEFrrecloni Freedom Ffrdom of the City nt iffy Conferred onrerrtd on In the theAmerican tIleAmerIcan le lemrrlcan American Ambassador AmbassadorSpecial AmbassadorSpechui nlblldor nlblldorptela Special ptela Cabli C C netpalch ntpalch to TBB fBI msEDInsunau SUN SUKEDINBURGH SUNEDINBUROU EDINBURGH March 21 31Tho 1The The freedom rredom of ofjhe ofJhe ofthe jhe city was aa presented prsente to Joseph JOIJh Choate Choatethe Choatethe Choatothe the American Ambassador Ambdor today toda The TheLord ThoIord TheLord Lord Provost Prootsaid said the honor was conferred conferredIn conrerrd conrerrdIn In recognition recogniion of the recipients recpients high hl h per personal persOlol persoiial sonal sOlol qualities qualtes uahIties his public publo gifts glra and the theservices thosonlee theserviced services sonlee ho had rendered render in promoting prmotng the thefriendship thofrllJidehlp thefriendship I friendship frllJidehlp that exists between betwen the empire empireand empireand empireand and the American republic republicMr republo republoMr Mr Choate Chote in reply referred Nferr to the thepoints thepoints thepoints points of similarity similariy between bltwen Scotland Scotlnd and andhis andhis andhis his native Now England and the common commonties eommontlea commonties ties of religious relgious liberty l rty and education that thatexisted thatexilted thatexisted existed exilted between Britain and America Amerca Ha HaBald H Hesaid Bald ho was 11 overwhelmed overholm with wlh a sense ens eehse of ofhis ofhis ofhis his own unworthiness uoorthlnC when he recalled rle the thenames thename thenames names name of those thol who had signed the roll rl of ofEdinburghs ofEinburghs ofEdinburghs Edinburghs Einburghs burgesses burgrM before brore him and andrecalled ad adrnld andrecalled recalled rnld that tat only one of all al his fellow fellowcountrymen felow felowcountrme fellowcountrymen countrymen countrme had been bn so s honored honoredGOV honor GOV MURPHYS UURPIIS AUTO HIDE HIDEFrom IDT IDTFom hIDEFrom From Fom Atlantic City Ciy to 0 Trenton Tenton In R 34 34Hour 3 34hour Hour lourl and the tie Law Vnfraetnred VnfraetnredTRBNTON tnrrotnrrd tnrrotnrrdTRENTON VnfrsotnredTOCNTON TRENTON March 21 21Go Gov Murphy and andSecretary andSretary andSecretary Secretary Sretary of Senate Snte Walter Walte Edge arrived arrivedhere arhed arhedhre arrivedhere here hre this thll evening ovenng from Atlantic Atantic City Ciy In Mr MrEdges MrEgs MrEdges Edges Egs automobile automobie making the run in five fiveand 1e 1eand fiveand and threequarter threquarter hours llourf Gov 00 Murphy Murphydenied Murphydenied durphydenied denied that tht they had hd attempted atempted to o break breakthe brek brekthe breakthe the record ror To do eo successfully 8ucBruiy would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave have been bn to break bftak the Automobile Speed Speedlaw Speed19w law which he signed last lat year yearWAVlirtr yrorItJ yearitt Bp WAVlirtr ItJ itt 1 IS l REPENTANT REPENTANTCame RPETUTame REPLT4NTCame Came ame Here lte to See the he Sight Sllltl and Wants Wantsto anl anlto to lie lie Sent Stit flack Drk te o Dalton DostonA A fifteenyearold tlrenyearld boy by who sold he was wasEdward wallEward wasEdward Edward Eward J Perry Perr of 39 3 Way ay street ftrt str et Boston Bostonasked 88ton 88tonaske Bostonasked asked aske the sergeant lrgeant In the tl Detective D totve Bu Bureau Burlau flurenu reau rlau at Police Polco Headquarters HeadUlrterl last night nightto nightto to rend nd him home homE Ho said Id he had IJld left leftBoston lef leftBoston Boston Bstn with wih his sayings on Thursday Thuray last lastto laBtto lastto to see 8 the sights of 8Tnll New York His HIl money moneywas moneywall moneywas was gone he sold and he knew his hl mother motherRutila motherall motherwas was all worrying Mn iie e was sent nt t to the Oery Oerysiety Jerry Jerrysociety siety sietynuula society societyRussIa RussIa Duy DUl Steamer 8temr at t Vladivostok VladivostokSpecial TIsdIostokvpcctat lldlvOltokpula Special pula cabli cab txipalck lfP4lr espstct to Tax Sew SenHAMBtmo SU SewHaatntnrn HAMBtmo H4MDtO March Marh 21 2tIt 21It It In II understood understoodthat udestod udestodthat understoodthat that Russia has bought bught the tle German Oerm steamer steamerHafls stemer stemerHfis steamerHafis Hafls Hfis now at Vladivostok 1 advolltk for f r 2SO000 2SO000She ZMO 25OOShe She has been ben renamed rename the Alexel AlexelDEITETH AlexI AlexIponT AlezelDEWEYS DEITETH PORT WINE WNE AND GRAPE OHAIE JUICE JUICEArt JUC JUICEAre Art A superior au for your rick ones onesH aDesI onesH H I Atr ArjIEAnLDENT AdrJPEARL0DENTO T newey lew f 4 I Sons Son ror Co C IM Kplton N NrEARLODKNTO alan uItom St NeW York YorkAtr YorkAr YorkAdr jIEAnLDENT JPEARL0DENTO rEARLODKNTO at a Cwwelt ctl a aT5e ttfuirte ttfuirteTfco a j Tfco o JdMJ lee Tooth Toot Paste Pul 2S 2 cull cOt TrTltrAdt TAd TRAIN HITS BOARDING BOARDNG HOUSE HOUSEA A Y CENTRAL CARS BREAK BnMK OUT OUTAND OUTAND OUTAND AND CROSS CROSS 4TH STREET STREETWere SREETrre STREBWere Were rre Climbing Clmblns Cllmbin Out or the Dirt Drt Pit Pt to o the theNorth theNortll theNorth North When ben n Coupling Couplnt Broke Irole and anilThey andThey nd i They 1 Did Ud the Gravity Ornl Railroad Ralrod Act Aetto Actto Actto to the South 80utlSmahe SouthSmashed Smashed a Stoop StoopThe 8toopThe StoopThe The boarders larders In the e hfch hih stoop Itoop house houseat houAeat houseat at 118 18 East Et Fortyfifth rartyffth street opposite opp le tho thonew thonew thenew new railroad riroad yards rds of the Grand Central Centralterminal Controlterminal ntral ntraltolnai tolnai terminal were thinking about abut dinner about abut abutoclook 9 oclock yesterday yrsUrday afternoon afternon when a loco locomotive 100 boomotive motive whistle whlsto over In the yard began begln to toshriek t toshriek shriek wildly wildlySomething willy willySomething wildlySomething Something must have happened happne to t that thatChicago thatChicgo thatChicago Chicago Chicgo special sPolal again agin suggested sUgget one oneyoung oneyoug oneyoung young youg woman who like lke most of the board boardera bard bardeT boardera era eT tells tll the th time by ly the departure deprture of the thetrains thetrains thetrains trains and knows their whistles whistlesThe whlstea whlsteaTho whistlesThe The next moment tho warding house housoshrieked hous houseshrieked shrieked wildly widly OH al the tall tl board bArd fence fencesurrounding fe fencosurrounding co cosurounding surrounding surounding the excavation on the oppo opposite opp opposite site lit side of the street came down with wih a acrash acrMh acrash crash and a train tain tEam of flying lylng dirt cars car emerged emergedand emerge emergedand and headed hfne over the asphalt for the house houseOn houl houseOn On different dlfernt parts prts of the train trin laborers laborerswere lbrers lbrerswere laborerswere were trying tring to 1 hold her with the brakes brakesThey brakE brakesThey They couldnt couldntThe culdnt couldntThe The first fnt flat fatcr car which had h onco been beentho ben bentho beenthe tho last hit the stoop stp of tho house houe knocked knockedIt knocke It to t smithereens Imlthern and poked pke Its Is tailboard tailboardInto tnlbard tnlbardInt tailboardInto Into Int tho baftcmont blemoqt door There It stopped stoppedThosecond stpp steppedThioecond Thosecond Thoond caryrafi carran up on top tOi of the first firstand OTt OTtand firstand and after ater that car cr after IUer car piled ple up When Whenthey Whenthey Whenthey they had ha all al stopped coming cming the house housolooked house10okl houselooked looked as 1 though stpp it had been bn hit by a shell shellThe shel shellThe The remains of tho top tOI of thp heavy heystone heystonestoop stone stonestoop stonestoop stoop were on top of tho first frat car cr and the thebasement theb thebasement basement b ment en entrance trance was a mass 8 of wreckage wreckageThe wrekage wrekageTho wreckageThe The shock ehok knocked knoke over ornaments ornamentsinside ornamentllIn8d ornamentsinallO inside In8d the house hOUB and knocked knokfd down some someof sme smeof someof of the boarders barders some ama of whom promptly promptlylost prmpty prmpty10llt promptlylost lost their appetites apptel and went to bed bedFred b bedFred Fred rre Oracle Gralo a boarder barder who waaleaving waaleavingthe was leaving leavingthe the house hou9 when the train come flying fylng across acrosshad RfA acrosshad I had his foot on the top of the stoop when whenit it went crumbling crumblng beneath btneath him lm His H foot footwas rootwas footwas was slightly slghty hurt hurtOne hurt hurtOne One of these thos In the house houl who saw IW the thotrain thetrain thetrain train coming comg jjas as George Oerge Decker Deker who whowas whofM whowas was fM in his roomon room on the top floor toor Decker Deckersaw Deker Dekersw DockerSaw saw sw the fence go down and just had time timeto timeto timeto to yell yel when he was as knocked knoke over overby overb overby by b tho shock shok Mrs Corcoran who was wassewing wassewing 8 sewing eewng on a machine Ihlno in the back bak parlor parlorof paror paroror of tho house hous was thrown half haI way over overthe overthe overthe the machine machineIt mhine mhineI It I took tk the train Just ju t a fraction rraton of a asecond asond asecond second sond said sld Decker DOler to cross the th street streetafter Itret Itretaftr streetafter after aftr getting gettng through the board fence and andit andIt andIt it seemed seeme to gain al Impetus Instead of los losing losIng losing ing any ar y I thought the whole house was wasgono wasgone wasono gone ono but blt I guess gueS some eoro of the rear cars carshelped carah carshlelfNd shock helped h to pull pul her back bak and lessen the theshock theshock The train was W one of fifteen ft n cars which whlohwere whichwere were carrying out rock and dirtfrom dirt 1rom the theexcavation tbeeXCnton theexcavation excavation eXCnton crryng the ORourko Construction Com Company Cm Cmny Cornpany pany ny Is making for the th railroad raiload The Th entire entireblock entre entreblock entireblock block opposite opposie the house houe that tht was wa dam damaged da darnaged aged age has h ha boon bon cleared cered and a six foot ex excftvatlon excvtlon cxeavatlon cftvatlon cvtlon dug on In 10 the south luth side An engine engineWas engineW Was W as hauling haulng the train tain of loaded loa1e cars cr out outof outot outof of this up a t considerable Cnsiderable Incline Inclne toward towardthe towar towarth towardth the th th Fortyrsixth Portysixthstroet street ltot end ed when wb n a coupling couplingbroke cuplng cuplngbroke cOuplingbroke broke and ad the th cars c Itrt started tart d down do the Incline Inclineinto inol IncUrsintO e eInw into fits Ue excavationagalrii aaaI tTho Tho riM to tohe tothe tothe Jcf t he the riorthtwaa ror ht 4sh sharp ahar peug1 enough to t speedthe speedthetrain s speed the thetrain thetrain train out o t on the thlouih aoUth aide ald ld of cf tho tepjt tepjtT pit pitTwo pitTwo Two T o of tho biggest Iggest engines eugln i la the yard yardpulled yardpuled yardpulled pulled puled the train wrecked wrecke cars Cr and all allback al allback back Into Int the te hole hol again Tli Tllm then r a lot of ofcarpenters ofcarpnters ofcarpenters carpenters carpnters made mdo a temporary tet rry front stoop stoopfor lltp lltptor stoopfortlui for fortlui tho boarding 10 rl g house houle whIch is kept by byMrs byMrs byMrs Mrs Lydia Forshner Foreher and an Miss llFs Clara For Forrester Forrester or orrcter rester resterWOMEN rcter rcterJrUEV resterWOIIEN WOMEN JrUEV AFTER UEVERIDGE UEVERIDGEBringing mtIEnDOE mtIEnDOEDrlnllnl liE VEIIDGEUrInIng Bringing Pressure to ti l Dear on on Him 1111 to Vole VoleAgalmt VoleAisinat ote oteAlln1t Agalmt Alln1t need Rrtd Smoot SmootINDIANAPOLIS SmootINDINAPLIS SnrnotINDIANAPOLIS INDIANAPOLIS INDINAPLIS March Marh 21 21Wel 21Well Well known knownwomen knownwomel knownwomen women womel of Indiana and other States today todayappealed tday tdayappalod todayappealod appealed appalod to the ministers mlnistor of this thll city at attheir attheir attheir their regular rgnl monthly mouthl meeting rnEtlng to t attempt attemptto attmpt attmptto to bring their congregations ongregatons into sympathy sympathywith lympthy lympthyIth sympathywith with Ith a movomont loyomt whloh whl h Is designed delgnod to toforco toforo toforco forco foro United Unitd flato States Senator Snator Beveridge Borldg to tochange toohango tochange change his hil attitude attudo toward towar Senator Snatr Reed ReedSmoot Red RedSmot ReedSmoot Smoot Smot and vote to unseat unst himj himjThe him himTe him5The The Te plan proposed propos Is to bring pressure pressureto pre ra rato to bear upon the th Senator Snator through his con constituents OD ODstueuts constituenta stituents stueuts and iriftke 11 ke It so o strong that he hewill hewi Itowill will wi not dare dar to vote for Smoot SmootMrs SmootMr SrnootMrs Mrs Mr F f V f MoCrea MoCr1 an n active ttoa worker in inthe Inthe inthe the Young Wornets Wot Christian Association Associationcalled AMolatlou AMolatloucaled Associationcalled called caled the tlo matter matar to t the te attention atenton of the theminlstera themlnl8ter theministers ministers mlnl8ter She has received rehed a letter leter from fromMrs fromMrs fromIdts Mrs Darwin Darin R IL James president of the theBoard theBor theBoard Board Bor of Foreign Forign Missions of the Prosby Prosbyterlaii Prlby Prlbyterlai Prosbytenon tenon terlai Church In Now No York YOk whloh says saysthat 8YS saysthat that Senator Snator Bovorldge o dge Intends to vote votefor votofor votefor for Smoot Making this letter leter the basis basisfor bulsfor basisfor for her appeal appnl Mrs McCroa asked aked the theministers themlnlster theministers ministers to take the matter mattr up and preach preachon on tho subject subjet from frm their pulpits pulpitsThe pulpit pulpitsThe The matter matlr Is to be hid l d before thochurohea thochuroheaand thochurhfll thochurhflland thochurc lies liesand and womens societies alet all i ovet the State Stt she shedeclared 1ho 1hodelare ehedeclared declared delare In the effort eor to Influence Infuenco Senator SenatorBeveridge Seatr SenatorBeverldge i ioerldge Beveridge oerldge to stand etad against rg nst Smoot In Indiana Indana Indiana diana dana cltizsns ctlzns are asked to voice olOetheir their pro protest protest protest test by letter leter and ad telegram to t the junior juniorSenator juior juior80nator juniorSenator Senator SenatorMrs 80natorMr SenatorMrs Mrs Mr James In her letter lettr takes te exception exceptionto excepton exceptonto to the conduct of Senator Renaor Beveridge ev rldge through throughthe throughthe throughthe the entire entre hearing and says 111 aay that Senator SenatorDubola Seatr SeatrDubls SenatorDubola Dubola Dubls of Idaho had h threatened threat n nOd him lm with withcensure wth wthcensure withcensure censure from frm the people plQ of Idaho Idao on ac account a account count of his hil conduct In the affair dar Mrs MrsJames MrsJames MrsJames James said that even In the committee committeeroom committeeroom oomtt room rom Senator nntor Beveridge D8erdle had acted ate like liketho lke lketho likethe tho paid plid attorney atornoy for the Mormon Iormn Church ChurchHE ChurohIlE4CHED C2iurchI1E4CHED HE IlE4CHED ACHED HOSPITAL IOSPITAIJ TOO LATE LATEMr LATEMrs Mr Mrs Irl filngiburgi On burs Child Cid Qlrs In Her Irr Arms ArmsWhile Arml1tlle ArmsUhile While 1tlle She 8tf Hurries lure to Have It ItMrs I ItMrs Mrs MI David Glngsburg Onglburg of 1849 1841 First Firt ave avenue aTenuo ayeflue flue started etarte for the Lebanon Lbanon Hospital HospitalWestohester HopltalWetohflltcr RoapitalWestchester Wetohflltcr Westohester and Caldwell Caldwel avenues avonue The TheBrori TheBron TheDeco Deco yesterday yteray with wih her h r twoyearold twoyearoldchild twoyearoldchid twoyearoldchild child chid The To child chid had hrq pneumonia pnemonia and the thefamily thefamly thefamily family famly physician phYlclan had advised advise removing It Itto Itto itto to a Jewish Jeish hospital hospitl at oncd Mrs Clings Glngsburg Gngs Gngsburg Clingsburg burg carried taed tho boy In If her arms ar and ad got goton goton goton on a Second Sond avenue elevated elev d train tnn at a Ninety Ninetysecond Nlnet NlnetIcnd Ninetysecondatreet second Icnd secondatreet secondatreetAs street streetAs etr As A she he was WI leaving the train trin at 149th 149thstreet IPh IPhstrt 149thstreet street strt some one told her that the child childwas ohld ohldWM childwas was dead She ran down the steps tep and Just Justcaught Jut Jutcaught justcaught caught a Westohester Wetchetr avenue avenu oar She Shebegged Shebgge Shebegged begged bgge the oonduotor to hurry hul and the themotorman themotormn themotorman motorman motormn turned on full ful speed The Te car cardidnt cardldnt oardidnt didnt stop to let le passengers asngen lp on or off O and andran andrn andran ran rn the seven leven blocks to the hospital hosplt1 in lees leesthan 1 leesthan 8 8tha than tha two minutes minutesThere minute minutesThere There T er arc ar four flights tlght of itono steps stepsleading IItep stepsleading leading from tho street st to tho hospital hospitaland h0plll h0pllland hospitaland and Mrs MT Glnsgburg ran rn up as a fast aa 8 she shecould sheoould sheoould oould She thought that the boy was wa still stillalive stillalive tl alive alvo because boae he had asked 8ke for some water watera a few fe minutes mlnutO before befoNo She wa wa was too late latehowever latehowever latehowever however for as she Iho reached raht the door one oneof onoof oneof of the house hou surgeons surgens walked wakfd out looked lookedat looke at a the child chld and ad pronounced pronoU itdeed itdea I ORDERLIES ORDEnLI 5 ACT ot AS DOCTORS DO D E3TOIIS E3TOIISCharges TOnS TOnSCrles f fCharge Charge Crles Against Apmt the tle Jamaica amaic Hospital Hospitalto to Be Taken Ten tip by b the Police PolicePolice Pol PolleePolice Police Poleo Inspector Jambs Ja s Kane It Is II said saidU saidii qld qldIs U about abut to t Inptr investigate iDvctgat a 1 report reprt that orderlies orderliesconnected ordorhi6econneoted connected connet with wit tho Jamaica Jam lcl Hospital Ho lt l have havebeen havehen havebOch been hen Bent out ori Dr ri ambulance atbttarco calls ol to t act aa aadoctors ai aidOctors doctors d ctol Rumors Runt r to that effect efet reached reachedthe rOhed reachedthe the ears eaT of former Deputy Commissioner CommissionerHaggerty Cmml88loner Cmml88lonerlag Commissionerllaggerty Haggerty lag ery and ad he wa W about to make mae an onexamination aneJmlntQn anexamination examination eJmlntQn It la said Bld when he was wn re removed reo reomoved removed moved It I h 1 said that th t the th present prent In Investigation Ihv0tgatonl iiiveatigation vestigation v0tgatonl Is to be made by order of Com Commissioner Cm Cmmlloner Cornmissictner missioner McAdoo McAdooTho McAdo McAdooThe The Tht hospital hORpltl1 authorities said yesterday yesterdaythat yostordaythal yesterdaythat that there is I no truth in tho report reprt that thatorderlies thatordorl thatorderlies orderlies orderliesvaro ordorl varo ar are ever allowed alowe to perform peron or orattempt oratempt orattempt attempt atempt to t perform prorm tho duties dutM of doctors doctorsTho dotr doctorsibo Tlc ibo superintendent suprintendent said Id that In the absence absenceof of a physician phYllclan an a orderly was wa sometimes fomotlmessent sometimessent omotme omotmefent sent fent out to answer ahWer a acalorbrlng call or bring In a patient apaUantbut patientbut patienthut but that an orderly was never allowed atowe to togive togive togive give a 1 patient medical treatment treatmentJEROME tre treatmentIRflOME tmont tmontEnOfR JEROME EnOfR JUT FOR PARKER PARKERHe pnKIJ pnKIJle He le Also Alo Favors an n Instructed Delegation DelegationProm DrlrstlonFtom DelegationFrom Prom This TI State StateALBANIT stl stlALDANY StateALSANY ALBANIT March Marh 21 21District UDlltrict District Attorney AttorneyJerome Atorney AtorneyJeromE AttorneyJerome Jerome JeromE who Is in Albany to see that the thoLegislature thelgl theLegislature Legislature lgl latum doesnt dolnt monkey further with withhis withhis withhis his Canfleld Cfeld bill h l tonight came out flatly flatlyin tlaty tlatyIn in favor 6f ff the nomination of Chief Chltr Judge JudgeAlton Judg JudgeAlton Alton R Parker and also als for an aJ Instructed Instructeddelegation Instrolod Instroloddolelaton instructeddelegation delegation dolelaton from fr m this State to o tho St Louis Louisconvention Luis Luisconventon Lodisconvention convention Ho sold soldJudge wdJud saIdJudge conventon Judge Jud Parker Is II tho only man who whosizes whosizes I sizes Ilzel Up to tho position psiton He 10 Is I the only onlyman onlymal onlymare man mal who cant be b regarded an I a I summer summercandidate summercandiato summercanditlato candidate candiato For twenty years yeai he has served servedthe ored oredtho noedthe the State honorably in a judicial capacity capacityand capacityand capacityand and to my mind I cant Clft see e any ono who whocan whocan ho hoc can c come up to him In the matter maler As Al for forCleveland forCleveiad forCleveland Cleveland Cleveiad while wbie I am a great admirer of ofthe ofthe ofthe the old man yet I dont have any Idea he hewill howi hewill will wi run and believe blevo he is I f saying eylng what hn hnmeans hI hImennll hemenhs means when he declares dftarC he Isnt 111t a candidate1 acandldat acandldatDNmITI acandidateDIN4MITIC candidate1DVXA1HITE DVXA1HITE DNmITI ON TIlE HIGHWAY HIGHWAYMore IlOIVAY IlOIVAYUore Y YMere More or the Explosive Left Lf Around Mys Mysteriously 11 11frloll Iyi Iyiterlorsly teriously frloll In Western Itrm Connecticut ConnecticutDfcftliYi conneetout conneetoutDlrR ConncethtutDknnY DfcftliYi DlrR 1 Conn March 1aroh 21 21To 21The The reckless recklessway r recklessway less lessway way in which dynamite dymunlt is being left around aroundon aroud aroudon on railroads r lroads and highways In this neighbor neighborhood neighbr neighbrho neighborhood hood ho Is Ii creating oreatng a panicky feeling felng Yes Yeelerday YMtorday Yesterday lerday afternoon aftrnoon a boy named nafd Edward EdwardQuMnan EdwardQueenan QuMnan Qu na picked up a 1 bunch of six lx sticks Itlckl of ofdynamite ofdyalt ofdynamite dynamite dyalt on the Woodbridge Wobrdge road roaiover roaioverwhich over ovorwhich overwhich which there tere is a good go deal dea of heavy hOV trucking truckingA tlckln8 tlckln8A A A box of percussion plrcflon caps was found on top topof topof topof of the bundle bundleThe bundlt bundltThe bundluThe The dynamite dyait lay in the centre cntr of the theroad te teroad theroad road where wher a team tea would woud have been sure sureto sureto sureto to strike strlo It I It I waa WI turned tred over to the thepolloo te tepolo thepolice police polo and ld was wa sunk In the te Naugatuck NaugatuckRiver NaugatuckRver NaugatuckRiver River Rver The Te number nutber nut bOr of sticks tcks of the ex explosive explolv8 oxplocive plosive plolv8 which have been be found tOld on o tho New NewHaven NewHavon NewHaven Haven roads ron1 main naln add branch bro lines InO to together tosiber together gether siber with wih this quantity qunty on 0 on the highway highwayIs Is causing c uneasiness SOUTH SEA ISLES FOR ENGLAND ENGLANDTonga ENOLADTors ENGLANDTongs Tonga Tors and nd Tahltlan Taian Groups GroU to De Taken TakenIt Tkr It Is Reported ReportedSAN nepttr ReportedSAN SAN FRANCISCO FRANCISC March Marl 21 21Acorlng 21Acorlngto 21According 21Accordingto According Accordingto to private advices advlc from fror the South Sea Bu It Itappears Itapper itappeArs appears apper certain crin that the Tonga or Prl Friendly PrlendlyIsln FriendlyIslands ndly ndlyIslands Islands Isln now row rifled l le Independently Indedenty by King KingOeorgo Krig KrigOroi KingOeogo Oeorgo Oroi are at to be b made rd over ltd i theBHUsh theBHUshThe tba ten I1XIh I1XIhThe h hTe The Te Friendly Fredly group lies Icet beWfcoh ntle theFfjI theFfjIand theFIjiahd FIJI FIJIahd ahd Coolc CO Island leld The ThoHlil High Cummlsaldner Cummlsaldner6f Csldnr Csldnror 6f the Western W tet OtiI Padflo Pafo in Fiji will I soort SoOdtake soorttake o take over possession sion of the group groupA grup A letter leter p8 from Tahiti Tablt also al0 says say ss that th the theFrench theFrnch theFrench French Frnch have h VI agreed agre to exchange oxcange the te Told Tahltlan Tai Taitan Toldtian tlan tan or Society Sety Islands for some ms English Englishislands Engllb EngllbJlnds EnglishJdtands islands Jdtands near New Ne Caledonia Cleonia Cal donl This Tis report reportcornea reportoorneo cornea Jlnds oome from tho gossip of French Frneh officials ofolals at atTahiti atTailiti atTahiti Tahiti It Itis is known knownthat that the Tahltlans Tahtan would wouldwelcome stouldwelcome oud oudwelcome welcome British Britsh control as a their highest highestchief hlgl8 hlgl8chler hlgbestchief chief is a great grat admirer admrer of the thdnglsh theEngllah English and andwas andwa andwas was wa educated educate In England EnglandFRANCE Englnd EnglndIBANC EnglandFRANCE FRANCE SUMMONS RESERVES RESERVESSubjects RESEnES RESEnESSubJrcl RESERVESSubjects Subjects In Canada Heoelre Rrorn Orders Ordrl to toReport tonepr toReport Report nepr for Duly DulyMONTREAL Out OutMONTREL DulyMoNxnaaL MONTREAL MONTREL March Mah 21 21lt It is not often oftenthat otlenII oftenthat that II at the French Government Goerment orders oren any anyof ay ayof anyof of its Is citizens ctzen to return rtur from a foreign foreigncountry foreigncountry foreigncountry country for military mitry duty Mr Huchery Hucherywho lucher Hucherywho who ia employed in a department store storehere st storehere ro rohere here has been bn summoned to report to his hismilitary hiemiiary hismilitary military miiary district dlstrot In France Immediately ImmediatelyMr Imebtely ImebtelyMr Mr HUchery H chery declines delno point blank blan to go goand goand goand and says IYS ho will wi go to the United Unite States Statesand Statesand and ad become bome an American Americn citizen citizenOther ctizn ctiznoher citizenOther Other oher old country residents reldent of this city oltyj oUyallo cityalso j also have received reeived notice notie to report for formilitary tormitary formilitary military mitary duty dutyMAYOH duty1AIOR dutyMAYOR MAYOR 1AIOR MCLELLAN SICK SICKWent SIK SIKWtnt SICKWent Went to fled Yesterday Yttrnla With nlh a Heavy Ilrv Cold ColdSlay Cold3Iay I IUa Slay Ua Stay Sta at t Homo lome a Day D or Two TwoMayor TC TwoMayor I IMayor Mayor McClellan Mclelan was sick abed with witha wit v1tha a heavy h ay cold c ld yesterday Y8terday He 1e didnt work workyesterday workyeterday workyesterday yesterday yeterday and andDr Dr Edward Ewar P Fowler of orWest S8 S8West 38West West Fortieth street stret who Is attending attendinghim atending atendinghim him says it Is quite likely Ikol that at the te city citywill citywi citywill will wi be without wihout its It skipper for about two twomore twomordays twomore more mordays mordaysThe days daysThe daysThe The Mayor Myor Mid Dr Fowler FOler last night nighthasnt nighthasnt nighthasnt hasnt got got the grip grp but he feels fels a bit bitgrlppy bitgtlppy bitgrippy grlppy With a little lte home care or and rest resthe ret rethe resthe he will wi no doubt bo b able to go to the City CityHalllnafewdays CityHalin CityHall Halllnafewdays HalllnafewdaysCHEERING Halin Hall in a fe few days dysCHEIO daysCHEERING CHEERING CHEIO TO WHEAT GROWERS GROWERSHeavy OnOWERSIea GROWERSHeavy Heavy Iea Rain In Nebraska NebrukCop Nebraakatop Crop Conditions ConditionsWere Condllonl CondllonlWrre ConditionsWere Were Never Better BetterOMAHA netterOMAILt Ur UrOWI I OMAHA OWI Nob March 21 21Rln 2tRain Rain fell fel to today t today I day throughout thrughout the entire entre winter wheat wheatsection what whatseton wheatsection I section seton of the te State Stte Within the past two twoweeks twok twoweha weeks k the rainfall rainfal has ha been bn greater than thanthroughout l1Ia thanthroughout throughout the winter and an farmers farmrN and andgrain andgrin andgrain grain grin men are well wel pleased plet at the to prolpt prospects prospectsfor for a large Ilrge crop Winter wheat never neverpromised neverpromlee neverpromised promised promlee better bette returns rtUrns than at present pretontFine prnt prntFne presentFine Fine Fne Shooting 8hoGUnr on Dattleshlp Dtlehp Kearikrge KearikrgeWASHINGTON UeariargeWASflINQTON eanrle eanrleWAnNQTON WASHINGTON WAnNQTON March 21 21A A private letter letterreceived leter leterrel letterreceived received rel by a naval hoal officer tolls tol of some someremarkably somerlmarkab1y someremarkably remarkably rlmarkab1y fine target practice practco by the thebattleship thebatlehip thebattleship battleship batlehip Kearsarge Ketsrge Capt CaptJ CaptJN JN N Hemphill Hemphillat Hemphi at Perwaoola Peno1a One 13Inch gun made mae six aixhltfi sixhlll sixhits hits hlll out ou of seven shots fired tir in five fve minutes minutesand minut minutesand and 20 2 seconds sonM and In the same Ime time tme one ono8lnch oneSInch one8inch 8lnch SInch gun made moe ten hits hlt In ten shots shol One Oneof Onecf Oneof of tho 5inch 6lnch guns gns fired fr eighteen eighten shots shos In Intwo Intwo intwo two minute mlut8 and hit the target targo every oor time timeAll tme timeAll All Al the shots were olose together on the thetarget thetarget thetarget target Tr Trln Ing Nagles Nrle Raid Lieutenant LieutenantLawyer letnnt letnntLwyer LieutenantLawyer Lawyer Lwyer Martin Conlon Cnlon who is a political politicallieutenant pltcl pltclleutonant politicallieutenant lieutenant leutonant in Harlem of Percy Nagle and andwho a andwho d dwho who hasnt bnt a hair on hit head la I on trial trialbefore tl tlblroro trialbefore before blroro Judge Newburger in the General GeneralSessions Oeeral OeeralSlons GeneralSeSSions Sessions Slons upon a charge oaro of grand larceny larcenypreferred lrcen larcenypreferred preferred preferrd by James Jae N Darrah Darr a manu manufacturer manufi roanuf facturer fi f turer of 20 2 Broad Dr0d street atret who says 8YII that thatConlon tat tatCenlon thatCordon Cordon obtained obtaine and an would not give up upthe upte upthe the te proceeds pres of a note not that that Darrah Darh had hadgiven hadglve badgiven given glve out for f r discount diut Nasla Na le la I under undersubpoena uer uersb underaubpTna subpoena sb Inthocoa I o 1 JLTJM t SULLYS CREDITORS OREDhT HESITATE HESITATECOURTS HESITATEcounTS COURTS INVOKED TO 0 GET OE AT HIS HISALLEGED HI HISALLEGED ALLEGED ALL OED BACKERS BACKERSWho n hACKERSiTho b EBS Who 110 Are Said fald aId to o De Rich Rc and Eminent EminentNervous Emtl EmlnentNervous Nervous Nelou Time 1me Tlm for or Several Cotton CottonFirms cot CotOnflrrni n nFrm Firms Frm Which lle Are Art Creditors LetorA LThlItorsA A PhlU PhlUdflphla P Philadilphls dflphla Attachment Atchh rnt SBOOOOO SIOo Bail BailObjections DWObjetons BaliObjections Objections Objetons were raised r 1 by bysdme edme e of Daniel DanielJ Daiel DaielJ J Sully d A COB Cos creditor cyeditors to the 10 offer ol r of ofsettlement ofetlement Ofsettlement settlement etlement laid lid before ojltr them yesterday yesterdayand yetrdq yetrdqand yesterdgrand and and the th creditors celtN cdrnmlttae omlto took tk until untilthis wU 5 5this this afternoon aftron to t say sy yes y ll or r no to t It Mt Mean Meanwhile j jWhile while there tero are reports report that several voratfmll voratfmllthat firms firmsthat fIrmsthat that haVe haoe been bn stuck by the Sully Suly sue suspension IU suepensIon pension pnion are more or lefts lef le on the thonxoU anxious anxiousscat anxiousscat scat l lTwo seil scatTwo Two firms frms were mentioned mentione one of which whichwas whichWi whichwOi was Wi sold ad to bo 100 soootioo 000000 to the bad ba by reason rcaonof ron ronof reasonof of the suspension and lour oilier concerns concernswere concr concernswere were wer said sad to be involved Involvaln In the troubled troubledof truble of the two twoNegotiations twoNegotiatoR twoNegotiations Negotiations NegotiatoR went on orrm from 310 oclock oclockyesterday oolok oolokycterday oclockyesterday yesterday ycterday afternoon arenlon until ut 10 oclock oclok last lastevening laatoenlng lastevening evening oenlng between a committee committe representing representingtho reprenUg reprenUgtho tho creditors creHor of D J Sully Buly k Co arid ard repre representatives represnttlyes reprosentatives sentatives snttlyes of the firm Irm A meeting meting of the thecreditors theoredltrs thecreditors creditors oredltrs was herd han Immediately Immeiately after aftr the theclone tbol theclOse clone l 8 of tho Cotton Coton Exchange Ecbange and the thefollowing thetollowlng thefoUowing following committee commlt was wa appointed nppoite to torepressnt t toreprea3nt repressnt prlsmt the creditors orelors at a meeting meotlg with withMr wth wthMt WithMf Mr Bullys Sulya representatives representativesR representatvcl R Sledenburg C A A Shearson Shelron George GeorgeChapman Oeorg GeorgeChapman Chapman D S Clark and J 1 Temple TempleQwathmey TemploGwathmey TempleOwathmey Qwathmey This committee comlf was wa met In Inthe I Itthe the governors goveror room of the Cotton Coton Ex Exchange E Lxchange change at 4 oclock by Mr Sully Buly his at attorney attornoy t tornoy Mr CUtcheon and George Georg S SQraham SOra 8Graham Graham Ora hm attorney atorney for tho firms assignee assigneeJoseph Mlgo assigneeJoseph Joseph J0eph II I Hoadley HoadleyMr Mr Siedonburg Slecnburg acted acte a as the chairman chairmanof ohalrmn ohalrmnof of the creditors credior committee cmmit and stated statedwhen ltt statedwhen when the conferees cnfers got together togthor that tht ho hounderstood houndertoo hounderstood understood undertoo the meeting metng had ha been bn called calledto ce to listen lstn to a proposition propion for the settlement settlementof settomet of the liabilities labit of the defunct d unct firm fr Mr MrCutcheon M MrCutcheon Cutcheon Cthlon said Ild that tht Mr Sledenburga in information hifonton iiiformation formation fonton was wa correct corct and he then inodo inodoon i on behalf bbJ of D J Sully Suly A d Co the following followingproposition f010w1g f010w1gpropition followingproposition proposition propositionThat propition propitionTat propositionThat That Tat provided Mr Stilly Buly was reinstated reinstatedIn rlnateW rlnateWIn In membership In the Cotton Cottn Exchange ExchangeImmediately Echge EchgeImmeiately ExchangeImmediately Immediately Immeiately the firm fn was prepared prepa1 to tosettle I tosettle settle stUe the claims calmR of all al creditors cltn dollar dola for fordollar forlol1r fOrdollar dollar lol1r on the te following folowln8 bMls Forty per percent percnt percent cent cnt of the to total liabilities lablllUC to t be paid pad In Incash Incn incash cn cash on Thursday Thurday morning and ad for the te re remaining rl rem m maining nlng 00 0 per cent cnt the tle unsecured uneer notes notesof of the firm fn to be b given to run for for such suchperiods soh sohperiods suchperiods periods as would be satisfactory satsfactry to t both boththe bot bothtate the te creditors critr and ad members member of the te firm firmthat fr firmthat that Joseph H Hoadlcy the temporary temporaryassignee tpcrar temporaryassIgnee 81lgne assignee should houl Mr Sully Buly so request requestshould requ requestshould t thould should bo succeeded succeedo by two assignees assigneesone 48lgne one to be selected solect by the creditors crior and ad ono onoby oneby by Mr Holly Mr Cutoheon Ctobon further etated that he un understood undert Understood derstood dert that an n assignee BIRno who would ould bo bofavorablo bolavorablo hofavorable favorable to the creditors credior Would Wlur be b David DavidMiller DavidMiar DavidMiller Miller Miar He sold d that Mr Hoadley had asked askedthat ake 7 7that that he be relieved releved of his job as 8 soon as I sails satisfactory sats satsfactry sailsfactory factory factry arrangements arangmets could be b made madeand we wead madeanti and ad that Evans Evan R Dick of the firm frm of Dick DickBros DickBrO DickBros Bros BrO k Co C would wold bo b satisfactory ltsfatry to tMr tMrSuly toMr toMrSully Mr MrSully Sully Suly an a tho additional aditonal assignee assigneeIt lgn lgnI It was further stated that the tb estimated estimatedJotal estimatedbisftka I furer iip etmted etmtedtt liAbmtlen bisftka prtljAflrowflreftooutfcMOO prtljAflrowflreftooutfcMOOOoo flrawerbeutilOQ Jotal UY r t tlUIO l lode tt ode 0 With wih nominal nomla1 onsets Mt BufNaJent 8f s ert to dls dlscharge dlschrgo I Iphrge charge chrgo all al the obligation obliatlon Mr Cutcheon Cutcheoniaid Cthcn Cthcnbid Cutheoii4aid bid that tht certified crttfe cliecls c1 ch cha h for Or 1240000 1200 or orwhatever orwbatver orwhatever whatever wbatver larger ller amount out 40 per cent cut of the thetotal thetotl thetotal total totl liabilities labltie would be b would be b ready rady readyOr lor Or distribution dlstrlbuton among Bog the le creditors clOT at the theopening thebpenlng j i iOpening opening of tho Cotton Coton Exchange Echoge on 01 Thurs Thursday Tur 1 1day day dy morning morningAt morningAt At At this thi point poit Mr Graham took A hand handIn handIn handIn In the discussion dlcslon and ad td lie le pointed polntl out that thatthe thattbe thatthe the only way Mr Sully Suly had of settling settlingwith BOttng BOttngwih settlingwith with wih his creditors was wa to t resume business businessas busiess busiessI I Ias as I a cotton coton broker Unless Unlee he could coud do dothat dothat 4 4that that his Income would be cut off 01 and there therewould tberewoutd therewould would bo b little ltle possibility pollblty of the thl creditors creditorsmaking creltoT creltoTmaking creditorsmaking making anything like Ike a favorablo settle settlement stte sttement settlemont ment with him himHe blmIe himlie He Ie said that Mr Bullys Sulys friends had hadguaranteed hal hadguaranteed guaranteed Ka8tc to provide him with wih the cash cashnecessary cfh cfhne cpshnecessary necessary to liquidate 0 per cent of the thecreditors theorelors thecreditors ne lry t lquidate pr creditors claims and nd all al Sully wanted was wa a achance achanco achance orelors clams Suly wante 1l chance to earn the rest restThe ret f fTe 1 1The The Te proposition propoiton was regarded with wit fa fiTe fayor or orby 1by by some of the members member of the committee committeerepresenting cmite cornniltteerepresenting representing reprMontng the th creditors creior while whie others othersdid oter othersdid did not sO 0 regard rega rd It One of the conferees confereestold conel confereestold told a SUN man late last llt evening eening that tat those thosewho OOe OOewho thosewho who opposed OPPOe the te proposition propoiton did not feel feelthai fet fetthat feelthat that they had any guarantee gUrante that tat the te notes noteswould n6to not notwould would be met m t at maturity matUrty since the thOr prdponl prdponltion pol i itlon tion ton carried carrie with wit It no guarantee gUrnto that tat Mr MrStilly MrBuly MrSully Stilly Buly would refrain from speculating speultng in incotton Incoton incotton cotton coton in the future futureThe tture ttureThe futureThe The upshot of the conference WM wa that thatthe thatthe i the committee oommlte of the creditors crediors told Mr MrSully MrSully Sully Suly and his hl associate Ilat that tht it would be beimpossible beImp0lble I Iimpossible impossible Imp0lble for them to give either ap approval ape apeproval approval j proval or disapproval of the proposition propositionlUbmltted propositon propositonumlted propositionsumitted lUbmltted umlted beforo this thl afternoon afternoonIt afernon afernonjt It was as learned leare last It night from one of t the thecreditors thecto thecreditors creditors cto to whom the Bully Sul firm frm owes owessomething Owes Owessomething e something somCthing more mor than 1100 100000 that ht another anotherreason anot adoth r rlon rreason reason lon why the creditors crdltn felt disinclined6 fel foltdisinohinadoaccept disinclined6i dlslnoll i accept pt the proposition propiton was the beliefthat beliefthatthey bler beliofthiitthey t t tthoy they could make better bttr terms tor by holding holdingout bolJg bolJgout out and forcing rorcng certain ortn men me alleged aleged to t have havebexm Mebn haveboon boon bn associated aolated With Itf Mr bl Sully Suy to come cmo la lathe iotho fothe the front with enough cash ch to pay all U the theclaims th thclalt theclaims py clalt claims at once When Won this creditor critor was wasaskod w wMked wasasked asked to t bo b more explicit rxplcll he told the fol following foll ol ollowing lowing l lng story storyWe stor storyWe We have learned learne that three thre very ery promi prominent prom prorninent nent men In the financial fnancal world were uso aiso aisociated auoelated elated elate with wih Mr Sully Hul ns members membr of a n pool poolto Pl pea I Ito to bull cotton One of these thee men is the thepresident theprldent thepresident president prldent of one of the moat important importantcommon Imporant Imporantcommon lmpoitancommon common carriers In the United Unie State Stateanother s Stateanother atO another is the president prsident of three thre railroads railroadsand ralros ralrosand railroadsand and a director dlrrtor in some somt fourteen fourten other im importantcorporations Impornt 1i 1iportent portantcorporations pornt portent corporatons corporatIons and the third Is an anofficer anomor anofficer officer omor In all al of the companies which make makeup mik mikup makeup up one of the biggest trusts tru t In the United UnitedStates UnltlJ UnltlJStatrl 1 1States States StatesWo Statrl StatesWo Wo understand underltand that this man and the therailroad therairad 1 1railroad railroad rairad man were wtre really ral partners pltner with withMr tdthAr withMr Mr Ar Sully Buly In all al of his cotton coton speculation speculationand spclton I Iand and that thlt Mr Sully Suly has h s the documents doclren to tohow toIhow toshow how that n 1 copartnership coprteThlp existed existedMore oxlst oxlstMore existedMore More than tha all allhll this we have Information Informationwhich Informationwhich inlormetionwhich which seems lefml absolutely authentic luthontc that thatIt thatit j It was wa at tho suggestion euggeeton of the railroad railroadman ralrod ralrodman railroadrOan man and the to trust trst magnate that Sully Sullysuspended Sul Sullysuspended suspended fulTenda when he did tho big men agree agreeing agro agroIng f i ilag ing to see RO tho smaller ImaUer and tho younger youngerthrough youngertrough youngerthrough through trough his hl difficulties dlffloultleThese dlf9u1tN dlf9u1tNThe difficultiesThese These The men have now laid down on onSully onSufly i iBIII Sully leaving leavig him to get et out of the mess mciiaa messas J Ja aa a BIII best bt he can ca We purpose prOB to find fd out outwith outwith i iwt with wt absolute ablut definiteness defleMss If this Inform Information informsdon I don be b correct corret and if I It i II these the threa threagentlemen thrNIfntlmen threagentlemen gentlemen Ifntlmen will wi have hloo plenty of entertalti entertaltimerifc entortaiitmeih ntortalt ntortaltment merifc for themselves thtm5hop before broro they get getthrough getthrugh getthrough through throughOne thrugh throughOne One of the men l n mentioned menontt by b bytiiis this thli creditor creditorhaa crl creditorhas lnr lnrha has ha had bd his hil name mixed up 11 with wih Sullys SullysWiners SUJ1 SUJ1Vber SullysUsber Winers Scotchflood Stcbo04 at AU aeitMt aeitMtbat 8e 8ebut SU SUtnefleil bat espccUUr led btneflcUl btnecl 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ii c J iPoU SuTifctWii lli IA 1 ai 4 S L ate ffNffSfcittSAffi jiM i r i3ifiA T I I i j f fj j I IIii Iii j i I 1 I 1 I i 1 f fI I I n i lI peoujations eol atiotlll for forlOtII some time but he hestrenuously he1 has hasstrenuously h hBtlcnUoU1y strenuously denied denledrJhnt41 den1edtbnt thntho ever had hd on onhiislneM ay ayb any anyh b hiislneM ale 8the transactions trane ona with Sully Suly of on onkind ay aykid any anykind kind kid shape shpe or description descriptionA dtcrlpUon dtcrlpUonmember A member of tho conference cnCerenc commute commutetold committeetoad told A SUN SU Su man shortly shorly before midnight midnlghlast midight midighthut midnightlM3t last night that one pne ne of tho creditors coltoJ ha haobtained had hadoJtaln hadotta1neci obtained oJtaln 1 a court cour order yesterday restrdny afternoon afternooito atemoon atemoonto to examine two oftho or tho three thre men men mentloned mentoned mentioned tloned toned by b the t hI creditor creitor quoted qUot above for th thpurpose the thepUro thepurpoac purpose pUro e of o f ruining fra lnp a aompmlln oomplcmt In on a action actloito acton actonto actionto to recover reOIT reoy the amount or J i II claim aealnsSully against aRlllt aRllltRuBy against81111y Sully A Co C The man mn who S1 hr mipplled Hupple this tils In Information Informaton information formation formaton stated HtlW that up Ip ip to 11 1 oclock oolok i iprocess a aprOs aproceiss process prOs server fprer had not been nen able to serve eervteither serverlther eervoaither either rlther man manEver mnnE manEver Ever E r Mina lnC Sully Ruly t Co C4 suspended sU8pndld Wal Wall Wallhtre Val ValStreet 6trlt htre Street Imn ha been be1 anxious oxlus to know just how hovmucli howmuch howmuch much spot cotton coton the firm fr had and what whafeneaulatlon whatas whatwas was as its liability on account or Its it coffoo coffoo4peulatIon Is labilty feneaulatlon It I was wnl wa learned llarr yosterdaj Jot yoatsrdayafternoon yosterdajafternoon rd a aaf afternoon af pculatlon noon that tlat the books hool1 showed that the thefirm thelrm thofirm cotton cottonIt firm lrm IUon IUonI ottonIt has an at equity Iqlly In 80000 300 bales of spot epolcotton spototton pt ptIUon It wa va a also learned leamld that Sullys SulY1 Suliy losRCf losRCfon I08 loseeon on I account RCOlnt of his coffee cot Bpeculation 8pculnton woud woudamOllnt wouldamount would wouldamount amount to nqt far from 800000 0 Between Betweerthe Btween Btweenthe Betweenthe the latter later pnrt of January Jnnlary and ad tho early earlyportof Inrb InrbJrof earlypartotFebriiary portof Jrof partotFebriiary February Sully Sul bought about 300000 300000bags 300000bags bags bgs of coffee coffeeHe corlP coffeelie He hogan b nn buying buylnl when the price was a alittle altle alittle prce little ltle less Ie 111 than nine cent a a pound and andcontinued andcontlnlM andcontinued continued contlnlM to buy until unt the price was wl some something lomE eomething thing over nine 110 cents cent a pound Coffee Coffeethen COrE Coffeotheii then thln took a drop and It has hlJI ha not been ben BOhigh BO 80hllh ooblab high hllh since RinoeIt Inpl It wfiH also Il a learned that a day da or 01 two twoafter twodtlr twoafter after dtlr I Sully Suly joined Iplrnl the Chicago ClcaJo Board Bord of ofTrade ofTrndr ofTrnd Trade a few weeks clks ago nlo he bought 100000 100000bushels 100000hueholq bushels of wheat at not far from 1107 107 a abushel aIulh a1ushei bushel II nl nlo o bought bOllht a considerable considerablenunntlty considerableqUAntity considerablequantity qUAntity Iulh I of oats ots Wheat WJMt and oats oati have haveUPtJIHIWl haverelnlo haveqUciinud UPtJIHIWl qUciinud If In JUIU price niuutj Hlnc since mull then DW so Vilcvio thp these e iwrn iwrnaro 10IRf 10IRfarn loss lossare are relnlo Included of course COUT O In his hi total lia liabilities la lahUllps hahiliths bilities hilithsThere bilitiesThero hUllps There has hal ha been hEcn a very crv r general eneral impression impressionthat Impre5lonthat impressionthat that the house hOI6 in which whl1 Mr lr Sully SulV lIves lves at atit ati it i East FJt SIslyMoond Rht lond street trelt which hich he pave paveto gaveto nvo I Ito 1 to his hil wife wfA a R aa a Christmas ChrKtmaa Rift Ii stood stoodin In her hername hernamA hername name and therefore ould not be reached reachedby reaehed reaehedhy reaehedby by hiscredltorf IRcrPHor ThisIt Til I was wnl wasald Mid yesterday yesterdaywas was a not true trueIt tMleI trueIt It was 1 said that when Sullyfi 5ulY8 firm ln assigned assignedSully Ilglld IlglldSully nssigned8ulIy Sully I also olR made la a perform pfr011 perorisl assignment Rolgnment to toMr toMr toMr Mr Hoadley I od 1 el of everything Irthln ho possessed possessedand pOltscd pOltscdad possessedand and ad thi thiM included incudld the Sixtysecond Slxtflcond Stty econd street streethoufio 8treethOUKl streethouso houfio hOUKl tho title to which has ha not yet vet passed paxsedto palRld palRldtn to Mr Ir Sully It was 1 added aedld that when whenhlch whenIr whenlrs I Ir lrs Suly Sully Suly rOlnd found out the predic predicament ment In Inwhich inwhich which hlch her Imshami II h nd was a she insisted upon uponturning uponturnllE uponturning turning over for his hll own OWI use her own per personal porFonal personal sonal turnllE bank hlnl account alcoUlt and her jowels jewelMin which whichhA whichsue Min hA asked l kld him to turn tur into cash cashWhen cah cahWllln cashWlcn When Wllln some of tho creditors Iredlor who ho are aropersonal ar arprol11 arepersonal personal friends frlpndl of Mr Ir Sully Sul learned learnedwhnt leamedhnt learnedwhat what prol11 hnt Mrs Ir Sully wanted to do they pointed pointedout pointedout pointednut out to her that if her hlr wishes lslle8 were wlro carried carriedout crried crriedo carriedout out o sho ho would make It Impossible Impssible for her herhusband herhUbod herhusband husband t ever toget upon his hil feet because becauseif nur hUbod if he were wprllhlo ere eVlr able tolet to do ro BO 0 he might migh need nef his hiswifes hiswife hiswifes wifes wife assets to relmbilltato rchablltatl him When Whentho Whenthe Whentho tho matter nAetl r Was os put before Mrs Irs Sully Ruly in inthlfl Inthll inthis this thll light mat lght she fho concluded to keep her jewels jewelsand jewelslnd jewelsand and lnd hc hpr r bank blnk account accountBefore fcount fcountlrorAhe accountBefore Before lrorAhe the conferee onfer met yesterday y terday after afternooh Ifer IferIooh afteriioah nooh Iooh there was a I disposition di llon on tho part partof partor partof to insist that the thelialiilitlfw theliabi1itIo of Mr Ir Sullys SllY1 attorneys Inlst tht lialiilitlfw bo nettled on 011 a basis of the average averageprices lVlrage lVlragepr averagepricc Hele prices labitll pr pricc f of May Tay nnd July Jul July cotton coton on Friday Fridayej Fr ay ayQ ej last lalt weckinstead wlk week tnstlad Instead of the thl average Ivprge prices priceson price priceon Q on Saturday They were inclined Inclle to In Insist InHisl insist sist Hisl on 01 atrn this thi because lwv ltie they lwv learned IPrm that the thecommunication theomnumlcatlon thecomnitmicatton communication to the thl Cotton Coton Exchange Exchangeannouncing ExchnngoInnolncln Exchangeannouncing announcing Innolncln the 11 firms frm suspension BIlISion reached reachedtho reachedtho reachedthe tho exchange exchnnlp at five minutes mllutl before blCor l 2 2oclock 2ocok 2oclock oclock on Friday afternoon afternoonIf Iremoon IremoonI ocok If that tha were Wlre true according accring to the rules rulesof MIle MIleIf rulesof of If I the thl exchange exhan e a n settlement setlement would have haveto to he hE made on a basis ha lI of the average averge price priceof prc prcof priceof of Friday Frlray This Thl It I was n ciphered clpherl out was Wa 1415 125 142 cents Cntl a pound The Th average nvtrpA price pric of ofSalurdav o n nSaturday Saturday wan M not far from 1373 cents a apound apound apound pound Hatura Tho difference dilerence In favor of Fridays Fridaysaverage FridaysIverl1 Fridaysavernc average would leave 1111 Mr Ir Sully Sulv with wih about aboutf aboutfOOO aboutI0000O0 f Iverl1 fOOO 1000000 less le8 liabilities labltlll than tha thahe if he settled settledon lette So far fariu on n basis of Saturdays Satura1 average aerlge lost nl ht this tech technicality technlldlt technicality iu 11 could he learned lean1 lat night nicality nlldlt was wa not brought brugh up at the meeting meetingof mrtng mrtngor of the conferees confereesShortly confereesShortly olforeM olforeMShurtlv Shortly l before hefor midnight midnfght Mr Ir Sully Suly gave gavenut gavenut gavenut nut the thl folowing following statement regarding rlJarlng the thework thevnrk e ework work of the conference conferenc committee committeeWe commltp We e met a committee of the creditors crediors of ofDaniel oflnll1 oflantel WI commltle Daniel lnll1 1 Sully A Co this thl afternoon Irer n and Ind sub submitted sub tib tibmitted mitted to Sll them a I proposition propo llon for the thl settle settlement settlemen1 Itlp Itlpmenl ment milId of thn thl tli affairs nralr of that firm Irm which hlcl if ifcarried Ifrarrld Itearri carried earri d out will we WI believe bllen secure eleurl to the theoffered th thredltorl theerediters erediters redltorl plmEnt payment 1 of their claims In rul full and andorErpr andcffred offered if that settlement pttcment should houlr be ac acoeptert IC ICrptlr accepted oeptert orErpr by b the creditors to cooperate eoprlto with withthan withthAm wIththem rptlr than in placing the affairs of the firm rm In the thehand th thMnd thehand5 hand or nlaens persons perons admittedly admi Italt8 edh acceptable aecpptble to toAll toslI All Interests InterestsWe Intlrste IntlrsteWI InterestsWe 11 WI We have heard herd th thlt that t this proposition propositon was wasreceived wasreceived TS TStpplved received Ia In a favorahln rlOrl11A spirit and that If IfrerUIn Ifrtin Itiertaln rerUIn legal Ie I technicalities can l he nrransred nrransredIt Irrared IrraredIt It rtin will probably 11 be b accepted aCcpted At the thl moment momentwe we 1 are le delaying action ncton awaltlnc laltnl a solution solutionof oluton olutonof of these th legal plal ouestlons fuItone by the counsel repre repreKontlne reprenllr represcrntlna Kontlne the various arlol Interests Intlrpst concerned concernedIn eoncmer nllr In spite of the rumors r1mOrR of more failures failuresthe faiure failuresthe the cottonirnarket cot on mlrket closed clo stronger Itron er by sev several P eevral eral Iral ral points olnt8 lust llet night than on Saturday SaturdayATTACHMENT Saturay Saturay4TTAC Saturday4TT4C11VENT ATTACHMENT 4TTAC HVENT FOR SULLY SUL11 SUL11HatiFlxed fLI fLInat 1111 nat HatiFlxed Flert Fud atMOOOOOGeo at 8200Geo n McFiridcn McFiridcnJt JleFadden JleFaddenk Jt Co Summoned Summonlc as a GarnIshees OarnlshecsPHILADELPHIA Garnihees GarniheesPRILADELrHIA GarnIsheesPRILADEICUIA PHILADELPHIA March 21 21FJdlrck 21FJdlrck7lre 21FrederIck 21FrederIckZerega Frederick Frederickerega 7lre Zerega erega a Jk t Co obtained here htre todaya a foreign foreignattachment foreignatachment foreignattachment attachment atachment against Daniel J T Sully Sul i Co CoBail C Cal coBall Bail al is fixed lxl at at 200000 200 and George H HMcFadden I HMcFadden McFadden lcFaddln A d Co are ae summoned ns I garnl garnlfchew gamlJhe garnishees fchew Jhe John G Johnson Joh on the lawyer who whoobtained whoobtained I obtained obklne the attachment atachment refused rffused to discuss discussthe disc discussthe s sthe the suit beyond saying Blng that it was WI a case casewhere c caMwhere where B owed owA money to A and C Cwas was thought thoughtto to I owe money to t H so A sued sled B Band and at attached atlachA attached tached lachA any money mony that C might have hlve owing owingto to 0 B George McFadden head hea of the tholocal thelol thelocal local lol firm fr went ent to New ew York this afternoon afternoonSoon atmon atmonSoon afternoonSoon Soon after ater the failure faiure of Sully Suly a statement statementwas statem statementmade nt ntwa was wa made mdl by McFadden it Co that they theywere theYwer theywere were were not Interested Intersted In Sullys Rulys operations operationsor or his fate n JEROMES ilmO1El BILL BIL REPORTED REPORTEDIt It I Cones Cme Up trt tl Senate Selte Today TodlY for Passage PassagePool Pasae PasaeI PassagePool I Pool Formed Forme to tl Defeat Der 1 It I In Assembly AssemblyAUUNT AssemblALINl AssemblyATuAir AUUNT ALINl March lach 21 2tRlchard 21Richard Richard A Can Canflclds Canfeldl canflelds flclds feldl friends frand in the Legislature Lglslaturo have not notdeserted notI notdeserted deserted him hlma as would appear from the theproceeding theI theocedhn eed appr I I proceeding ocedhn lng in i the Senate Sllate tonight tnight when whentho whenI whentlt I 1r tho U A Dowllng D lng bill bi desired by b District Attor Attorney Atr Atrr Attore ney r e Jerome of New ew York Yor city clt was al reported reportedfavorably rpportedfa reportedfavorably favorably fa rahl from the thl Committee CmmltP en Codes Codesas as originally introduced This Tis means that thatthe thatthe thatthe I i R orlnaly itoduced the bill bi If passed takes effect clet at once onceBut onceBut nce nceBut But this thll session FMlon so 1 far has hl not 10t only onlyfiee1 onlytEep 4 fiee1 tEep unimportant unimportat asregards as rpgads regards legislation legislationbut legislaton legislatonj also flndncial So Mr MrJandolds Mri MrntioJds j but from a I fdnclal standpoint stadpoint S i Jandolds lheJds ntioJds legislative friends Crends have formed forme a ajtool apol apool pool pol which whlCh they tho think thik will wi defeat dpreat the te bill billm hi billIn m 11 the Assembly As mbly even evel though It passes plses the theSenate theI theSenate I Senate naJe tomorrow tomorow as Is I expected A few fewof fewof If of the th Senators natorl who ho have ha expt been hrl unfriendly unfriendlyto to the bill bi are arl it was wa asserted l erted tonight tonightto to te 1etakln taken care CUI of through throlgh the Assembly Assemblypool Aaembh Aaembhro Assemblypool pool Mr Ir Canfields Canfeld8 legislative Ilglllathe friends friendsbelieve fried friendsbelieve believe ro elpvt that they th can successfully Ilcce fuly throttle throttleUwDowlinfj throtle throtlethf throttlethrDowling UwDowlinfj thf Dowlng bill h1 in the Assembly Ambl through throughthe though thoughthe throughthe the aid of the Committee CommiUo on 01 Times Hulls which whichwill whichwill vhch I will I have hnvf full fii coi 01 trol of all al legislation leglelaton in intho i inthe i ithe the lower house h use during the last ten days dayso daysthe o the session sesflonCol Fslon FslonCol sessionCol Col Col Jerome came to t Albany today t da cx expecting cxpetng cxpecting pecting to witness itn the passage of the Dow Dowilng DowHng DowRag Rag petng bill bi tonight tonlgh and ad psage to listen lstn to the dis discussion dlscU5lon discuion cussion cU5lon on the th measure meauro in i the Senate SDat But Butalthough ButalhoUJh Butalthough although alhoUJh the thf bill hi was reported from the theCodes theCodes t Codes Cde Committee Commlt and restored reftored reprte to its Is place placeon plac on third thir reading rcadin it was 1 decided deldf that it itcould Itcould Itcould could not b bl bo passed 6ed tonight tnlght as 1 it had ha not notbeen notMo notbeen been Mo engrossed engroed After much sparring sparing for formom Cormor formoretimebycanfleids mom mor moretimebycanfleids time by Canfields fllds friends the blllwas blllwason bl bill wa was wason on Senator Snatr Dowllngs Dowlngs motion moton made a aipecial aial apecial ipecial ial order for tomorrow tomoro to morrow Then Ten Mr Mrfowling MrJ MrPowling J fowling gave the necessary necear notices notcs re required requlrd requtred quired qulrd by the rules rlC which will wl permit prmit the thepassage thoI thepassage I passage page of the bill bi tomorrow to morow even though thoughit thoughttlsnotengroesed it ttlsnotengroesed ttlsnotengroesedCity Is II not nt engrossed engrossedCity engrfd engrfdI I j City CI Beautlncrs Duutner Oreanlze OreanlzeThe Orsanll OrsanllThe OranizcThe The commission cmmision appointed appolnted to suggest suggestplans sugge suggestplans plans pll for beautifying b6utflnp the te city held Its first firstmeeting frt firstmeeting I meeting meting yesterday Ylteray In the City Ciy Hall Hal F FK FK FK K Pendleton presided pride Whitney Whltnl War Warren WarJ Warron ren wag chosen as 8 temporary secretary secretaryand eecretaryand secretaryand J and Nelson Xllion P Lewis engineer enllner of the theBoard tn tnBoar theBoard Board Boar of Estimate tmle permanent secretary seretar Mr rr Lament Lmont Jacob Jacb A Cantor Frank Bailey Baileytw Ble Blenr Beileynti tw nti Mr fr Pendleton were appointed 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TwentiethStrcetWHAT Street StreetWHAT StreetWHA WHAT r JAPAN IS FIGHTING FIHTING FOR FORAOT FORJOT FORExOr AOT JOT CIIIXESE OHINESETERnTORl TEItlllTORr DE DECLARES DEltlES DECIARES CLARES ltlES MINISTER 1IISTER TAKiIIinA TAKiIIinAHe TAUnrA TAUnrAIl He Il niscuue Dllcnlu DIacuuesln In the Worlds Wlrils Work the theCauses theCaules theCauses Causes or tile tlD War norRUlal UneUhisslas nusslag Menace Alenaoeto leace leaceto to Cores Cre and Qnl Therefore Thlrdore to Japan Japantho Japn Japnthe Japanthe the Most Grae Feature Featue of oUheSluaton oUheSluatonKogor the Situation SltuatlonKogoro SituationKogoro Kogoro Kogor Taliahlra Takalra Japanese Japanes Minister Ministerto to the United Unll States Stats has hal contributed cntributed the thefollowing theColowlng thefollowing following Colowlng article artl le to the World Worlds Work on onWhat onWbatJapan onWhatJapan What WbatJapan Japan Is I Fighting Fightng For ForI I have already taken public publc occasion occasionto o8lon o8lonto to explain explin the the motives motve which have actuated actuatedmy my Government In the course COUle it adopted adoptedwith adoptedih adoptedwith with ih reference rfernce to tothe the he events e ts leading up to tothe tothe tothe the present prsen t crisis In the Far East Et In Indoing Indoing Indoing doing so I have had no thought of violating violatingthe Iolatng Iolatngthe the proprieties proprete of diplomatic diplomatc usage ulge by byappearing byappeang byappearing appearing appeang as I an advocate adoate of Japans J pans cause causeMy caus causeMy My ly only purpose puros has hl been bn to t give wider widerpublicity widerpublcity widerpublicity publicity publcity to Ole salient Mlent features of the ex exposition exposition exposition position of its It motives motve which hich my Govern Government Goer Goerment Governmeat ment has already aleady made public publc and ad to do dothis doUIIs dotitle this not In my m official ofcal capacity but as a aprivate aprhat aprivate private prhat subject lubject of the Empire Enlplr of Japan Japandesirous Japandesirous desirous deflroul of having the tle true motives motvc of his hiscountrys hiscotmtrys i icountr countrys countr policy polcy thoroughly well 11 under understood understood I IItood stood Itood by b the people who have shown It BO BOmany 0 0many omany many evidences of disinterested dlRin trtP kirftlness kirftlnessin kleB in i tho past pastOne past pastOne MOno One fact should be b strongly emphasized emphasizedat emphaizId emphaizIdat at the outset outeet The Government Gvernment of o Japan Japanhas Japahas Japanhas has disavowed disowedln In the most formal foral and andsolemn ad adsolemn andsolemn solemn manner maner in the reply rply to Chinas Chinasdeclaration Cblas Cblasdlcaratiol Chinasdeclaration declaration dlcaratiol of neutrality netrlt the tlO purpose purpol of ofacquiring oCaquirng ofacquiring acquiring aquirng any a part of Chinas Chias territory terrkror terrkrorof or orof orof of occupying ocupying it to the te detriment detrment of Chinese Chinesesovereignty Chines Chinesvprelgnty Chinesesovereignty sovereignty In an equally eualy bindingmanner bindingmannerIt blndlngm ner nerIt It has hiI declared decled Its Ia willingness wligneM to respect respectthe r respectthe pot potthe the lawful exercise exerel of the rights vfhich vfhichRussia hlch hlchRURsl1 hichRussia Russia RURsl1 had acquired oculre in Manchuria inManehuriaBut ManchuriaBut Iochurla IochurlaRut But it could not close cose its 11 eyes eye to t the fact factplainly fat fatplanly factplainly plainly planly demonstrated derlon tratd by events event In the theimmediate IheImmeiate theitninediato immediate Immeiate past pat that Russia Russia seemed 6lle to have haveanother haveaother haveanother another aother object in view than tan the legitimate legitimatedevelopment legitmate legitmatedeveloPJent legitimatederelopnent development develoPJent of the interests Interplte acquired acquire underthose under underthose underthose those rights rghts The course cnUrO of those events eventslainly oveDtplanly eventsplainly plainly planly pointed polnt to t designs desigs on Russias RUfias part partthreatening partthretening partthreatening thretening threatening the Ile principle prnciple of equal eua oppor opportunity opportunity opportunity tunity for the development of the te interests interestsof Interlts InterltsoC of all al the Powers Power in Manchuria Machura and tending tendingaven tendingeven tendingeven even to endanger endager the Ile territorial terrtoral Integrity ilwgrty of ofChina ofCina ofChina Cina China As the Japanese Jopoelo Government Goverment has haspointed In haspointed polntf pointed out this could not hut have been he en a aierious a aserious serious disappointment dlsppolntment to t all 01 who had ha been beened he beenled en enle Rerous ed to entertain more mor or less le hopeful views viewsregarding vicwsregaring viewsregarding le entertan regarding the Ile future of Manchuria Iachurl by the theepeated therepeated e erptat repeated regaring and ad unequivocal ueuivoal declarations delaratons of tbe tbeKussian tbeRussia theBussian rptat Kussian Russia Government Goverment itself itselfButwhatwasa Itelf ItelfBut itselfBut Butwhatwasa But what was R a matter mater of far more serious serioussoncem serous serouscncm seriousconcern concern cncm to Japan Japa the Indefinite indefit occupation occupationf oopaton oopatonof of f Manchuria Man lauria hurla by b Russia RU611 would ould be bl a continual continualnenace contnual contnualmlna continualmenace menace mlna to the te Corean Crea Empire Epir whose inde independence Indepedenc mdcpendence pedenc pendence Japan Japa regards rgars as a absolutely essen essenial e essentini tini ial to her own ow repose rpoe and ad security sOrty As was wasurther wasfurther 8 ta further furthpr stated on behalf behal of Japan Japa It wan wanvith waswith M Mwith with the stte object objet of removing just justand and natural naturalmxlety natura naturalanxiety anxiety axlet resulting resuling from unsettled unsetlf conditions conditionsn cndiions cndiionsin in n Manchuria Iachura as 1 well wel as I in Corea and ad of ofirrivtng oCarriving ofarriving arriving at an a amicable aicable adjustment aju8tmeDt of the thonutualinterests tbemutualintort themutualinterests nutualinterests mutualintort of Japan Japa and ad Russia RUia in the theeglon thAregion thisregion region in the te Far East Et where those thoe Interests Interestsneet Interest Interestsmeet meet that the Japanese Jlpae Government GOVlmment ap aproached apprahe appreached prahe preached roached the te Government of Russia RUla in inlucust InAugust InAugust August lucust last lastThe lat latThe lastThe The Minister then reviews the t negotia negotiaiona negota negotatons negotiations Mnister rvews te iona which hlch have been fully Culy described decrnje In InSpans InJapas inJapens tons Spans Japas official ofcal statement etateent Coming Cming down downo dow ht he t to o is the te says saysAccordingly severance 1erc seerance of diplomatic diplomatc relations relationsis rllatol Accordingly Acordingly on the 5th of February Februaryinder Febrry Febrryunder Februaryunder under instructions Ittrctlons he te the Japanese Min Minster MlnI Mm Mmister I ister ster ter at St 51 Petersburg Plt4Tburll presented prente the e note noteevering not8Ieerlng notesevering severing Ieerlng diplomatic dlplomto relations relntlot and Ind ordering orderingils orerlng orerlnghi or iering ieringhis hi his ils withdrawal wlthdraal That Tat note notf after afer reciting recitinghe rltlnp recitingthe he various efforts which Japan had made madeo madto to o secure leure varous an elor agreement agr ment on matters mater vitally vitallyouchlng vialY vialYtouchin vitallytouching touching touchin her wellbeing welbllnp stated state that the theefusal therfU1 therefusal refusal rfU1 of Russia RU8ia had ha made madl it necessary necessaryor ntary ntaryfor seriously to tooailder tocon toconsider for or the Japanese Japanee Government Goverment seriouly consider con lder what wat measures me ura of selfdefence selfdefencehey selfdefencethey hey thp are called cale upon to take tke The com comnunlcation communication cornmunication munication concluded concude with the following followingsignificant folowing folowingsmlfcant followingsignificant smlfcant significant words wordsIn wordRIn wordsIn In the presence pre of delays which remain remainarcely remainlarlel remainlargely largely larlel te unexplained unexplaine ecl and of naval and mill millary ml milltory tar tory ary activities acthlle which bch it is i difficult difcult to recon reconcile ron roncie reconchic aims the Imperial ImperialGovernment ImperialGovernment chic cie with entirely entirly pacific pacifc alml Impral ImpralGovernent Governent Government have exercised IXerlRe In the te pending pendingleBotiations pendlDp pendingnegotiations negotiations neotlatons a degree delrl of forbearance which whichhey whichthey whichthey they believe to be abundant abundnt proof prot of their theiroVal theirloyal 10 loyal oVal al desire dMlr to remove rmove from their thei relations relationsvith rlton relationswith with h the Imperial Russian RU8lan Government Governmentvery Gvernment Gvernmentevery Governmentevery ImprR every cause for future misunderstanding misunderstandingiut ml undertndlng undertndlngbut but iut finding fnd In In their teir efforts elom no prospect proplt of ofecuring ofseurt ofsecuring securing from frm the Imperial Russian RUlan Gov Govrnmeht Go Goermtnt Government seurt ermtnt rnmeht an adhesion adielon Imprial either eithlr to Japans Japansioderate Japana Japanamoerate Japansmoderate moderate moerate and unselfish unel h propl proposals or to tony toany toany any ny other proposals likely lielY to establish etlblhlh a arm afirm firm rm and peace In the Extreme East the Imperial Government Goverent have n nother no noother noother other Et alternative than to terminate th thpresent the thopr thepresent present pr sent futile Cutle negotiations nERQtatoM In adopting adoptingthat adoptng adoptngthat adoptingthat that course cnure the Imperial Imperal Government Goverment re reserve 1 reserve serve servl to themselves themlhe the right ht to take such suchIndependent RuchIndependent suchindependent Independent action as te they r may deem best bestto bet betto bestto to consolidate conooldate acton and defend their menaced menacedposition menacedposition position pO1lon as al well n ns nFto to protect protlt their teir estab established Itab Itabnhfd establlshed lished nhfd rights rtht and interests interestsIn Interot In view iew of the fact that It has been beengravely ben benIrer beengravely gravely contended contEnde that the Japanese Japlnee at attack attack attack tack Irer upon the Russian Ru lan squadron fquRdron at Port PortArthur PortArthur Arthur at midnight mldnhiht on Feb 8 was WI In viola violation violaton violathou thou of International Interntonal law the te language lanRuae of ofthe oCthe ofthe ton the foregoing Coregonp communication communlcltlon assumes M um spe special speclal pl clal importflnce ImpCrlnce If r it were the thefao fact that thatthe thRtto thatthe the to attack attck was an 1 offence ofencA aealnst aalnlt the law lawand lawoC lawof oC nton nations whih which most cert certainly lnly It was noti notiand not notand and even If it were not the fact as it was wasthat wasthat as astha te that tha t the first flt shot of the war was al fired fr by bya b ba a Russian RUMlln vessel ve lat at a Japanese JnplnCe vessel veelof off offthe offthe the harbor habor of Chemulpho on the afternoon afternoonof afernoon afernoonof of Feb 8 the above communication communICton and andtho andto andthe the to consequent coneeuent severance of diplomatic diplomaticrelations diplomatc diplomatcrelntol diplomaticrelations relations relntol were ere ample notice to Russia that thatJapan thRtJapan thatJapan Japan Intended Intende to have recourse reor e to other otherthan otherthan otherthan than a peaceful pe ceCl mode moe of settling sottlng the ques questions qUMlons questhorn thorn lons In dispute between blweD them themI I true I rus hat I this t his s aement a emnt brief as it itnecessarily Itneessriy itnecessarIly rl necessarily neessriy must mUFI be explains explain explrtinswithsufflciert explrtinswithsufflciertclearness witheufflcicrt witheufflcicrtclearness wiheufclelt wiheufcleltClearnEs8 clearness ClearnEs8 the reasons ronl which have governed governedJapans lovemfd lovemfdJapans governedJapans Japans affion aclln Our one Cne desire de lro has ha been beento bln blnt beenIA to t secure 6curo an In agreement arelmnt furnishing Cumlll reason reasonable rElon rElonable reaconable able guarantees aratnst alalnlt eventualities evenlualHlelclearly evenlualHlelclearlythrMened clearly clearlythreatened clearlyIhrca4ened threatened by b Russias RUEIlaa recent rrcnt course couu in inthe Inthe Inthe the Far Ease E8 As s has been ben pointed pClnted out outother nutother other 11 her IVwerp Pwe rrt Jrt least rf f all al the Unlcd UnlcdSaes UnrdS Saes S alesarp aes are equally eual Interesed Interesld wlh Ih ourselves ourselvesIn ours lve In three Ih ies fcr preserving rppcrtuni ppcrtunlls com commercial commArcal cornmercial mercial mArcal and indusrial develrpment to towhich towhlcb towhich which they are on onl I led by their treaies treaieswl treal trealtl wl tl h China Cina in the region rElnn affected afeted by Russias Russiasacinn Rl Rusiasacinn slas slasaclnn acinn But our sittia Hualon Ion gave rise to toher toIher toother Iher other her and nvro serious MrOUI conMderalf Cnlderl consideraknsThe ns nsThe ni The Te independence Indppcndence of Corea not alone from froma a commercial cmmercial and industrial Indusral eandprintbut eandprint andpClntbut but also al for strategical 8 rat glcal reasins reans is II of Jf the thegravest thegraveRt thegravest gravest graveRt importance Imprrancl to the wellbeing welbing of ofrur oCur ofrur rur ur pe pepload people plo and tho safety Cety of our country The Power Powlr that connls Cnrls Corea C rea can not notonly notonly notonly only rcerict Tsrc our progress prgr8 al llng ng the lines linosof Unesd linesof of peaceful peaceul enterprise eDterrs uprn which much muchof muchcf muchef of cf the future prosperity prosperty of he nation de deends de depenris pends ends but can ca also als keep kep us upon the de deensive defenive defensive ensive fenive and ad thereby therby imprso Impcl the heavy heanburdon heav heavburden burden cf CC incessant watchfulness watchulness and anHconsant an anConKant andconsant consant ConKant preparation prparalrn We have no desire desireto to Interfere Interfe wih Ih the independence of the thoterrivrial Ihetlrr theIerrjirial terrivrial tlrr rial integrity Inte rtJ of cf our neighbors nclphblrs and andno ad adno andno no purpose purcs as we nave shown Iho conclusively ncluFIII ncluFIIIto to I bsruct the devnUpment of the hlrct dtdr pment com commercial C1 C1mlrlal oemmercial mercial mlrlal and nd Indusrial Indus rial interests rnlellt of other othernations olhernalloll oiliernations nations nalloll within their tlelr territories terrE Hut lut the thopreservation thepreservatirn I preservation rf their political prUtcal nxlsronce nxlsronceespecially oxlenceMPtcal oxisenceespecially especially MPtcal the maintenance cf c the thl Inde Independence In lnd lndpendence de pendence cf o Corea Corpi is I another matter mter and andwhen andwhen andwhen I when that i is threacned motives motve f an ar Imperative Itpertvo nature demand demnd that our nation nationshall nationshall shall rhalinterene intervene or else elJe run rn ihe certain nton risk riskof riskof riskof I of jeopardizing j padlzlnl its is mcst vital via interests Itersts I Ii i I X IA L r P J 1 o i J 1c I II IBM I nE1lf r4V AN NP TWI TWIflLID T BM TJOp TJOpRLBD RllLBD P1 NEW N1W YORK YORKCame YBK YBKme lORKcanie Came me Hero Hee With mt S1O SJOtn 1O In 111 n Jili Pocket leketRd leketRdundt PoeketlLnd PoeketlLndUnaided MU MUUruUded Unaided undt Won YonWealth Wealth WethaId01tBlt WethaId01tBltUp andPown and Ioss erUnIlt erUnIltVp Dnnt DnntUp Up New Ne ew York YorkT yorkTrdY1thsouUzAmrIe yorkTrdY1thsouUzAmrIeUti Tradie de With thionUAnrie SontiAroeric SontiAroericHli Hli Curcfr c te ee SoUble NO iotabI ble In Many JlaiY W Wlf Wbl WblExMayor ji jiExMayor I ExMayor WilliamRussell lGnd Grace dledat dledatIMS dIdatl1loclck at I Illroclek EZlyor WlliR IMS llroclek l1loclck oclock r yeseiIar eelCTiiay ayrmlrgath Tnorningai orn1ng Us hIhome liot home e 1 31 Eaat t 8avehtyinfltnetreetaf Baventynthateea er lr twenty twentyfour h twentyrfour nty ntyqur four qur hours hqlorU houmotupcppc1ouRnt ofunconsciousness CP c ln had nt ended endeda eld d dalong a along long Illness In Mr Graces Grs wife his hbr brother brotherMichael brotherMIohaelPGre Michael MIohaelPGre lcha JPGr PGrace and andl andhbchlldrefl his children chlr n badbeen badbeensummoned had been beenumonrd n nummonl summoned ummonl for the end ardwerA add nd were at lt the thebedside thebslde thebedside bedside bedsideMrGrace bslde bsldeMrGrae bedsideMrGraee MrGrace MrGrae went enthomo homo from froD his hi office olo oce in inHanover InHanovr8quare inHanover Hanover Hanovr8quare Square on Doo7 Do Doe 7 and went Wnt to t bed bedvery b bedvery very sick He had been fighting ofTacold ofTacoldfor ofacld ofacldfor off a cold coldfor ha bn fghtng for er several daysand d days Y and it was wa found that lhathe thatpneumonia ht htpneumona pneumonia had d developed veloped hi bth both lung lungs lungsThe pneumona The 1he he patients plnts lU n yeans ean made mdeh1lruggle mdeh1lruggleIth his struggle strugglewith strugglewith with Ith the disease dl e a long and doubtful one onebut onebut onebut but he was wa brought brught safely elv through the thecrisis thecr1 thecrisis crisis cr1 and ad It was wal thought he would w uld recover recoverThe reoer reoerThe recoverThe The Improvement however howeve did notilast notilastHo notda notrIastHe Ho 10 seemed gradually grduly to to t lose lo loe his h grip p on onlife In InI onlife eme three weeks relapsed relapsedinto relapsedInto life I Ct and in the last las thrE wek relape into Ino an tn asthenlo condition cndition from frm which ho hocould heculd hocould could not be rallied ralliedHe ralliedHe culd b ilo He bele beciune ecame rapidly raidly worse WOI and ad at length lengthhis lengthhis lengthhis failed to respond respondto his weakened system 8Slm falo respnd respndtltlmulants to tltlmulants stimulants and an he lapped lam Into the tho state stateof stahof stateof of coma In i which hlch he died di Oxygen Oxygn was wasadministered wasadministered B administered cma repeatedly and ad Dr Edward Ewad L LKeyes LKeyes iiKeyes Keyes Jr son reptedly n of the family famiy physician physicianremained physicIa physicianremained remained at the house hous I It was WI known knownthat kow knownthat remaine that the patient could not recoverbut but it itwas itwas thepalent Iotreovr was 8 thought he would continue conUn e to fight fightA fght fghtof fightoff of off death for a faw d days yslonger yslongerA longer longerA A public funeral fuaral will wi be b held at St Francis FrancisXviers FracIs FracIsXaVifrR FrancisXaviers Xviers XaVifrR Church ChUrh In West Wt Sixteenth Slxtent1 street streetat Rtrft Rtrftat streetat at 10 oclock on Wednesday WEnea The Rev Rv Dr DrHenry DrHenry DrHenry Henry A Brann rector rtor of f St Agnes Afes churchin Church Churchiu iu 11 East F Fortythird orttlrd street will V officiate qf at at atthe atthlIQ atthe thlIQ the low requIem ultm m mass which wl wifl onst4e onst4eteserlee onettqfe onettqfetheserviee the teserlee theserviee service r There Therewliibe herewlbo will be a private prvate bui buiIn bural burial burialin In 11 Holy Cross COM Cemetery Cfl ter Flathush Flathush vhere vheretwo whemtwo hp r two to of Mr Graces Oraes daughters daughttr areburled areburledGeorgo arEbure areburledGeorge George G rge E Kent Ket theexrMayors the exMayore sonin soninlaw eoninlaw law Inw said last ast night nightthat that these th would he the thepallbearers thealbearr tuepallbearers pallbearers Gen Thomas ThomaJ L James JajneaCharles JamE JamesCharles Charles C albearr arlfRSFa S Fairchild hldY Vertion rton Hi n Brown BrownDr Brown BrownDr Dr Edward L Keyw Keyf Col Robert Rbert Grler GrlerMonroe OrlerMonroo GrlerMonroe Monroe EwarL J J D Layng David McClure McClureJustice McClureJustce McClureJustice Justice FrancisM FraclsM Layg Scott1 Soti ott Eugene fugl Kelly KellyJohn KelYI KellyJohn John Justce A McCpll GeorgeA George A Morrison Morron and andJames aa aaJlme and andJanice James Jlme McGovtrn lcovtm McCfl Mr McGovern fcQern was wa6r wa6rGrs Mr MrGraces MrGraces Graces Grs broker brokerfar for many mayyra mayyraWhen years yearsWhen yearsWhen When the newsof flW5i wB or exMayor Graces Gracesdeath GracR GracRdeahN Gracesdeath ten death deahN reached hethe the City it Hall at noon the theMayors th theISlavorS Mayors laor secretary eto In In n we e absence abno ofMayor ofMayorMcClollan QftMayr QftMayrMc QftMayirMclohlan McClollan Mc who islllathom IsIathol is illathonie ordered the theflag thenag theflag orde flag Jola halfmasted la1m8 d at once onc It I will wi remain remainat rmain at halfmast till the funeral 411 n afternoon afernon til telegrams t teiegrampoured tl legramspured fuarf poured into It the theGrace theqra theGrace Grace qra residence rsldeno and d many m syel ie knot koownKen koW knotNe Ken Nv Ne Yorkers York Called caliedtoofrorcondoIenoe to odor condolences William WiHam Russ Russhi H Grace lr co c landed I in h ix UjKcJty UjKcJtyas as 8 a cabin calln Rtln boy b from rt p ship sip at the age lclty of ofH 14 14He UHe He Hehad had 110 to in IT his pocket pket f a arngdiaps roving roving te ai dlspoa dlspoaition pos posIt It Ilonand ition Ion and plenty of plu plutk k tH tHt that thnnadlrih blhn btuha4 in Lnher Lnheried r rited rII ited II from his hll Irish Iri parents prnt I Frorn Frop that thathumble thathumble thathumble humble beginning ulglnnig he roseto rQ to bo b the he head headof headof of ofa a groattrading grMt trading flrmthat frthat for years y yearswielded yearswieldedan rs wielded wieldedan wlpdedanlmlnenf an anlmlnenf immense influence In uenc in South Sut America AmericaAnd AmericaAnd meria meriaAd And Ad he was twice elected elcte Mayor laor of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York once one with wit Tammanys support suppr arid aridonco ard ardonr andonce once onr as if Is its opponent opponentMr Tammaryi oppnent oppnentGrA Mr Grace GrA wasbom aorat at a wateringplace wateringplacenear watrlngplce watrlngplcenear near Cork Ireland Irend in 1S32 18 Hla Jli Iis parents parentswere parentswere Dt were ere welltordo eltoo Irish landowners ldoWers They Theywanted Te Tewantlto Theywanted wanted wantlto to brine brig him up tobe tob an alr1h Irish coun country cou country try gentleman genlemnuut gentlemanbut put young Grace Gra had other otherviews otherIews otherviews views and ran ra away to sea He became becamean ble bleaerrnd an aerrnd errand boy in New ew York Ma and then hoe borrowed br brrowt hoerowed rowed 5000 000 and went to Peru Per There Tere he hemet hemet hemet 10 met rowt a shrewd ibrwd Scotchman Sothman named Bryce Bryceand Bryceand Bryceand name and the two went ent into the ship chandlery chandlerybusiness chandlerybusiness handerybU8iDeB business bU8iDeB In Callao CHao Their Teir business Ilsil was wasrapidly W Wrapidly wasrapidly rapidly extended exwnde under ud rthe the name naeof of Bryce BryceGrace Brt BryceGrace Grace Grce k t Co C In 1865 Mr Grace Ora came came back backto bockto backto to New York this time with plenty flent of money moneyand mony monyad moneyand and ad started starte the firm fm of William Wiim II Grace Grce A ACo A ACo Co to do a a general genral shipping and ad trading tradingbusiness tradig tradighURlness tradingbusiness business with branches brches at San Francisco FranciscoChile Freio FreioCie FranciscoChile Chile Cie Peru PEr and Brazil BrazilThe Bra BrazilIiie l The Grace Grlc6 firm fr established fRtablsho the first ft line lineof lne lneof lineof of vessels VOAI on the west Wet coast coat of South SouthAmerica SouthAmerica SouthAmerica America America and it W Wil was H through their thelropriol operations operationsthat that American goods first ftbga began to make maketheir makethtlr maketheir their thtlr way Into South Suth SouthAnierica loS America Amfrca whore Eng En Enland land up to that time tme had hld had afree a fre free field fieldWhen feld felden flel flelWhen When en Peru was Wlllft left without wthout credit tatrher tatrherar afterher afterherwar war ar with Chile Cie Cbliewlth vlth a debt cr of SI8OOO 160000000 160000000Mr Mr Grace Grcf wth went lnt wth to work ork for th the Peruvian PeruvianGovernment Perva PeruvianGovernment Government and or got gotthe the bondholders bndhnld r to toconsent t tocontent consent conSnt to a scheme fheme whereby whereb in return returnfor rtum rtumCor returnfor for valuable vauamAconcelon concessions from Peru Per which whichhave whichhl whichhave have hl A since netted nett fortune f runN the te debt was wnspaid WIS WISpaid waspaid paid off 01 and the country cOlntry made mae prosperous prosperousagain prosperousagain again Mr M Grace Grce was as also a instrumental instrumentalIn Instrmlntal Instrmlntalin proprus proprusagain In getting getiDgconctlons concessions from Nicaragua Icara a for forthe forthe forthe the construction of a canal when thatroute thatroutewas tbnlrout tbnlroutwal that route routewastalked conMrcton was wal wastalked talked take about abut Thnflrmsofflce TA Theflrrnsofflcebuildlng Theflrrnsofflcebuildlngin frm s ofe building buildingin buldlnl in Hanover Hoer Square Squae has become brome a landmark landmarkand landmk landmkad landmarkand and ad South Suth its It America AmericaIn Ulrca UlrcaIn Influence Infuence has been bn felt Cllt over all al of ofSouth ofSuth ofSouth In 1880 18Mr Mr Grace Grceas was wa s picked plckl by Tammany TIJmar Hall Hal out of a list tet of twelve men suggested suggestedby sugg t tbrth90ld by brth90ld theold Irving Iring Hall Halorganlztlonl HalForganizationas organization as men menupon menIpn menupon upon whom that organisation orpanlit D would agree agreeto agreeta Ipn to t unite with wih Tammany Tlan in a campaign for forMajoracainst Corlayoraganlt forMayoraainst Majoracainst layoraganlt William Wila WhlhiamDowd Dowd camIlg the Republi Republican RepublIcan can can candidate The campaign camplgn was a8 a bitter bitterone blter blterone bitterone one Mr Ir Grace being bing accused of too great greata a friendship fr ndship with It John acure Kelly Kely and ateo ateoana aO atasa ana 8 a Roman Roma Catholic Cat holc of being hiDg an a asienemyof asienemyofthe enemy eemy of ofthe orthe the schools snool a bitter blt r question que tJon in those days daysMr daYI daysMr Mr fr Grace won on by 2900 29 votes votesIn votesIn otp otpIn In the theadfldnWr administration alnitralon tion that followed folowe Mr MrGrace MrGrAce MrGrace Grace made mae John Kelly Kely his hi enemy enmy by re refualng refusing fusing fu lng to be a party at to a deal del with wth some someRepublican eomeRepubU someflepubU Republican RepubU an n Aldermen dere by which whch Kelly Kly was wasto wasto to retain retan the Ccmptrpllership Cemptrolerhlprm from which whichthe whl whichthe h hthe the Irving Irlg Hall Ha Democraor Democroy wanted wantl to oust oustwas mathim ousthtm him Whenthlold When the old C Cbtinty nty Uemocrac7 Uemocrac7was was W8 formed form Mr lr Grace Grce at once on aaaumeaa aaaumea Mle asixneda a leading leadtngpiace tflaoe In In1t It and became b its I candi date for Mayor Grant Grnt who hoe waa as the Tammany candidate candidateHe cndfdate cndfdateH candidateHe He H won over bothGrantand bth both Grt Grant Tammay and Fred Fr Glbbs Glbbstho Gbb Gibbsthe the Republican Rpublcn candidate cndldate polling polDg 11000 11000votes 11000votes votes vote more Ior than Grant GrantMr GrantI GrantMr Mr I Grace GrCp throughout thrghouhJs his term ter aa Mayor Mayorand Mayorand ayor ayorand and for the th rest rPt of his hlscarMr career in politics politicsnever pltc politicsnever never nver healed the breach brech with Tammany In 1894 189 he formed forme the New Ne York Tamny Stats Statf De Democracy Demcrro Democracy mocracy mcrro in an attempt attelpt to overthrow overlrow Tam Tammany Tamman Tammany many man and get recognition reogniton as 8 the tht Demo Democratic Democatc Democratic cratic catc organization organizion of ih the city cty in in State Statecouncils Statl Statecouncils councils 0Jcis of the party Tammany refused refusedto refle refusedto to unite on any pry candidates can idate nnme namN named i by b the thenew thenew thenew new organization organizton and Mr tr Grace and at his hiei hi hifollowng hisfollowing i following followng came out for Strong in the cam campaign campalgn I paign that fall fallIt fal fallU It was wMatr after that tbt campaign campign that tht Mr MrGrace MrGrace r I IGrac Grace Grac announced announC his hi permanent peranent with withactive withcirawal lth i drawal from fUt1s politics but whie while DO longer longeractive i ia active a tve as I a politician plican politiclanhe no frequently Crequnty made madeknown madeknown madeknown known his views vie9 and an only in the last 18t cam campaign cm cmpign campaign paign pign came cme out for Low Lw He was a strong atrng Democrat Democrat in national ntonal campaigns but re refused re reCUO refused fused CUO to support Bryan BryanMr Bran BranIr BryanMr cmpgl suppr Mr Ir Grace Gr was WI one of the leading leding Catholic Catholiclaymen C Catholiclaymen thoUc thoUcIByen laymen IByen of the et city and gave glve liberally lDly to toCatholic toCatholo toCatholic Catholic Catholo charities charitlc In 1897 he and his hi wife wifefounded wfe wfefounde wifefounded founded founde the Grace Institute Instiute an 8 a manual manualtraining mnn1al mnn1altmlnlng manualtraining training school for girls irl starting Itarlng It with wib 200000 200 It Is now in InEt East Sixteenth SlxtlDth street streetThe strtt strttThe streetThe The school schol was W8 designed dolge as I nonsectarian nonsectarianalthough nonsotarlan nonsotarlanalthough nonsectarianalthough although the teachers tlache are Sisters Sit of Charity CharitvMre Chartv CharityMrs Mrs 11 Grace was 8 a Miss fs Gllchrist Gicht the daughter daughterof da ughttr ughttrof of a Maine Maie merchant merhant She Is i not a I Roman RomanCatholic Romn RomnCathoUc RomanCatholic Catholic but the children cbldren have all al been beenreared bn bnrere beenreared reared in that thlt faith fath Five are living lvnJthr livinjtthree livinjtthreedaughters three threemember rere daughter daughters Ind and two lons eons JOSIjh Josejh P Grace GmceandW Graceand andW and W R Grace Jr Joseph P Gre Grace i is a amembr amember member membr of his hi fathers firm frm now n w an lacer Incorporated Incr Incrprate lacerporated porated prate company compny Besides Bldl the city cty house houseat hOle hOleat at 31 31 East Est Seventyninth street Itrllt the Grace Gracefamily Grae Graefally Gracefamily family fally has hl a country cuntry place Jlae of thirtyfive thirtyfiveacres thlryfvo thlryfvoacrM acres at Great Neck Xek Ij I 1 Mr tr Grace Grac spent spentas spentall 11 all but the winter montbl months at Graclftld GraclftldI Gracefield Gracefieldas ePnt as I the he country cutr home in II called callednOUERT clle clleROBERT calledROBERT ROBERT FULLERTON DEAD DEADKept DE4DKept DEADKept Kept the Famous Famou Old Curiosity Culosl Shop ShopEal ShopEalDllcoeer ShopEarly ShopEarlyDiscoverer Early EarlyDiscoverer Discoverer Dllcoeer of niakclock niakclockRobert DIIelock DlakelockRobert I Robert Rober Fullerton Fllron whose who Old Curiosity CuriosityShop CuriosityStop CuriosityShopin Shop Shopin In Third Ti avenue woe Wl a ahauntofcol ahauntofcolleotore haunt hunt of col collectors cl clletore lectors letore in its Ia long day died die on Sunday S nday of ofheartdisease oChenrdls ofheortdheeaze heartdisease henrdls He was only 57 yearn yelI old oldFullerton oldFler oldFullerton Fullerton Fler on Is credited creit with havingbeen hlng ben one oneof oneoC oneof of the tle first frst to t appreciate apprllat Blakelocks laeloks pict pictures plt picturea I urea and ad to have induced Inducd the late Senator Glbbs Gibb to buy the th examples which adorned adornedhis adomedI adornedhis his hil collection cllton Fullerton Fulerton himself hlmslC It Is Ispaid II israid paid Id once oncehad had fifty ffty of BlakelockH Blaklockl pictures pictureson Icturel I on hand which he persuaded plrluaEfacquafntancf1 acquaintances acquaintancesto to buy bUTho The buyers buer were mostly poll politicians pol pollhelens helens and lawyers lawJ On a wager he painted painteda palnto a landscape lan ape himself himsl which wa was 8 unsalable unsalableas unfiahle unfiahleas as by b an unknown artist rtt but b1t when hn put up upat upnt upat at auction auoton as I an Itmess InnelRlld sold readily rldly Mr Ir children chlde childrena Fullerton Fleron leaves lctl a wife and ad several severalchildren Bral Bralchlde severalchildren a i jiUiljiiwiipiRhEcEn Yn u 1 nE4 t J1 l tJlWi 1 1 1IIeXIidPuiilOre t fteliad IIeXIidPuiilOre 1 rl Pat p More MorelUker Jt l 1OOtirC1 1OOtirC1s tn I IHo s I II ReseT11 lnJOyorkaty workC I p I J I Ho 4 BIIPI BtodatzaloJ JJ r March trc I lGeorgt lGeorgtElka Ger Gerl lUker oniydf on el 1afthe Nhe Hhe Beet Irt t knownbiillder ko knownlflhllIer5bfburohcsJn 11 erlr erlrc ol olcburohes l r cburohes c burohcsJn jni NOW ewJerssy Jersey dled5atr dle t1 His homfc homfcher bom hoinh her 1 h ule f e Jkte JSuIY late Sunday I night at atte the ago of otM tty ttyMr e4 e4frRikredath Mr M frRikredath Rlk Rk rs r death tethwi waadue wafi dU diio J tdold td oldnge oldngee old age ageThe ageThei The e NeyWrK4phurches NYOK9h qhee e which w lcb he e bullj bulljaccording b bu1l bu1laccording h har ar according g to o members mm JoC of his hiJarlr family Wis Wisthe Ar Artkle the tkle the Madison MJn Square Squl e Presbyterian Pmbyera All AllSbiflii4UnltaflSriVBt AllRoads Sbiflii4UnltaflSriVBt Roads Tn1tatlrin l n t t Twentieth l l th street tret apfl apflF a af aujFcurthaveuipetle F Fcurthaveuipetle ftirth rh Uft aVaniie1the asperWeChurcl Church of 8f S vncet vncetdo Vincent Vincentdo do Paul l LI In WesrTwentythln3 W Vpit Twentythird PIIY street e t f f3i f3iThoasTrLty tj tjThornaflJaJr ThornaflJaJr Tel ThoasTrLty Tihilt tjlty Chapel Chapl thiR arid fiC St Augva Augvatines Aug Augti Augu4 Augu4ttren tines ti cjia c cuspal el Others OtheJ are ar St Jsoeas ai s s16wiJid a aev nwUordorf 16wiJid ev wUordorf jotidtitft aR1 rltot Coifn iSt St Pauls P UI iat at t Buffali BuffaliSt 1uta1p 1uta1pSt IkiffalSfr St Petersat Peters tl 8 lAlbar at AH Albany any St Stephens Stpbln StpblnPvldlncei p pProyldence e eproviciencei Proyldence Pvldlncei R I I the Cranston Crnston stree streeBaptist stret stresBertist Baptist Bpti dhujdi Chucii hurciofryl of Pro Providence dence Dce St PaUlliarid Paul Pauland PaUlli Pnulpand and St fL Georgen Gorge Cheorgesin In Brooklyn Brooldy and ad St Via ViaceHt VJ VJbut ViecetChaPel ceHt but cetChaPel ChapeVatXbnkers Cha htY at Y otikrs otikrsMr lkm j I IMfnkr Mri Mfnkr Hiker also ilbuli built the National N toal Bapk BapkBuilding Bap BapBuilding Building BuldIng in ItBloqmfeldand Bloomfleld and a number numbr of ofresidences ofresid residences relden resid ncci in mall nalrPrl all parts aris of ofJev Kew e Jersey JeJey and In Insererol mseyerl iraseyeral sererol seyerl other OU States SttM He H wan W born br her h hera heraand r rand i iand and wait a a member m e mbrot of ofhe he he old OIPR1 Biker er famllT famllTofEssex farnU farnUof ofEssex of sscx ex county c nty He woe 8 a Republican a aflepublicanMr RpubIC j Mr Biker Rktr was a member mer1r of the theold old First FirstPresbyterian Fi FirstPresbyterian Presbyterian wa Church Hcs Hc H was a widower widowerand widowerand widowerand and PrlbreinChuth is survived Illurho by two sons ione and d a daughter daughterMr daughteMrRkpr daiirhterMr Thursday Tureda ThursdayTIlE Mr MrRkpr Riker wlllbo wi 0 bhurle burled on 01 Ills hIl iaI birthday birhday hirtfida hirtfidaThursday I ITin ITIn Tin RivroHN II u ix P MORRISDEADL MORRISDEADLThe UORIJ 1IORRIN PEA 11 11ih T The ih Pastor lstorof of St Mara Mar Ia I at Nutley Nutc Nutle N NDrewNo J7 a Drew DrewNo No Salary 8alar Silaryfor far His U Work HorKThe WorkTe ork orkThe The Te Rev Il Father John P Morris lorri the thepastor th thator thapester pastor ator of 8 Marys Marl Catholic ctholo Churh Church ajt ajtNutley a aNuttyN Nutley NutpN NuttyN X Jdied 1 died at the home of his hil nlece nleceMrs nleciMrs Mrs MJ Em Emi Emil 11 lA 1s Bel 1 In Nutley Nutey yesterday lst4r ay after afteron ater aterun sitean on operation for diabetes Father Aiorrit Aiorrithad Morl Morlhfl 1orri 1orrihcI had hfl oprton been bn pastor of diafefttpr tlo the bo church for twentytwo twenty twent4two wlntf two year yearHo to ycaT Ho o was lori hor fu Paterson lalnol nlxtythree nlxtythreeyears Ilxtyth sixtythreeyears i iYfa years Yfa ago wl and ant was wil educated euCltedat nt St Charles CharlesCoUegeEllicottXItv Chales Chalesol CharlesCoUegeEhlicettity CoUegeEllicottXItv ol gfEIOtt lb Md and later litfr went wentto wentto wentto to Rome me wfiere ivre ho h studied studl theology thlolog H4 H4was Hi I14waq was w orctalnednt oralldat wlere the samo time tme its R a the Iat0 Iat0BWioti latl lat4Btstioi lam BWioti Blthop Wlgger WlggerFatter Wg S igger iggerFathor r rFaUl Fatter FaUl r Niorrjs never ne r drew any salary salaryrom sahfryfrom a1 from rom r m the th oliurph clTh iurh He had a 1 private in income i inuome come rhprf r m rthan thun thl sufficient eufcento to provide for forhis forhis forhits COql his needs and ad i II is known that he h gave gavel gavelirl gaveiJeIy l iJeIy fiely nfs t foi for t benevpforit bneolont and charitable ch ria M pur purponeti pu purposes poses lirl His HI first frHt clerical cllrlC1 work wor was wa as 1 an anassistant anallstat anassistant allstat assistant p at St Sf P Per lerft Church Chnrh In Jersey JerseyCity JerseyCity City From Fr m that tb t lie went weit to St Mnry Marysin ar 8 8in 6inhpsl in Ct inhpsl in jhesanini city onil aruilaterto later to St Patrick Patricksto Patrl Patrlat Patrickat at Elzabeth Eiizabeth IlI8joh In ant 1810 he b became A QsIIWJ assistM assistMto ttb to thri th R Ites v Jofin J Connelly In Plalnfield Plalnfieldand Plallfeld Plallfeldand Ilahifieldand and vrhenjthe wh whnthe ni the Jol1 latter Iater iattrdied COnfIrn died i d Father faUl r Morris Morriswas Morl Morlal Morriewas was al made J ade paitor r Ho e also n was LR Instru Instrucneptalinerecfiog 1tr Instruinaptal meptln inaptal cneptalinerecfiog in frIQI reciog pt the ChUrch Chlrh of oC8t St John Johnthe Jobnthe Johnthe the Evangelist in Dunell Dunele9 n wt Jl rfT i1ji1x t m4 DE41flOeihtSenator Y YB BooBhtSenator B flht Itor I IrJ Iepess rn 8 Iathrl Fathers 8tnrf 8tnrfIn Stor StorIn 8torIn In Pltkkl PCekkttl PcrksklllTears Yr1 e Ago ABOPEEKSKiti AgoPErxsic1LL lo lo1EfXKILL PEEKSKiti 1EfXKILL X Y March I r h 2iWIlam 2J 21William William 8 8Tomkins BTomklnl SToinkins Tomkins Tomklnl died re last Ilt night rlgJt of old age ape at 32Q 32QSmith 36 36Smih 3211Smith Smith Smih streettho strt street the homo of his sonfnlaw sonfnlawWilliam sonInlawWilliam onInIawWiiam William A Baker Bhr He wan WI lit at one time a avery Bv avery Wiiam It very v r Influential ifurUa citizen cltizll He wa W was born bomln In InYork I IYorktonon IYorktown York Yorktonon Yorktown town on March larh 15 1821 I1 came to Peek Peekkllltn18OTarid Peke Pekekil Peekskill kllltn18OTarid kil kill In 161 l61I at atid ouglfrr houiglifroin DouglitfroinHenatorDepews DouglitfroinHenatorDepewsfather ln Senator to Depews DepewsCatlr Deiewsfattier father Catlr dipt llt Isaac Itlc Dew Dero the thl latters lattersgeneral laters latersgoel lattersgeneral general goel store str on WatPrstreetwhich WAtprstrt which he heconducted hecnnductpd hecondiited conducted cnnductpd for many mal ypara yparaHe Yf ytarsi1o S SJe He established etahlshed later lot r It freight trlght line lie be between betwen between tween Je New w York and Peekskill Icklki Then Thln ho heembarked hoembrked hoembarked embarked embrked in brick manufacturing manufaturng and andbrick nndhnek andbrick brick hnek carrying and made mde money moneyHe mone moneHe moneyHe He caryng was wa one on of the first frt water commis commissioners commi commissinners sinners lioilr of Peckskill Plcklkl by legislative IpgisllvA enact enactment enat enatment enactmeet ment and served sered servedslx six Ix years yeaT one year e4r as aspresident I aspresident president prsident of the board boai He was M also alsoroad alo alord alsoroad road rd commissioner commlNllner of Yorktown for f r several severalterms assera asseraterms eral eraltene terms tene He was a5 n Democrat DMorat Ho retired retiredfrom rtred rtredfrom retiredfrom from all al active business In i 1802 1802He 18021e 1802He He 1e leaves leat four daughters daughtcr all 01 married marriedand marrlc4and and living Ihll here her His HI wife whom he h marre mar married mar marrl marned ned rl on Oct 4 1813 died die five jr years a aRol ago agoRsalo oi oiwill He340 Rsalo leave leaves two aled aged IletCJ sisters The Cuneral Cuneralwi ftinerawill will wi be bt held h ld on Wednesday WeedlY at 2 P M MOhUnary MOhtnar f fObloa OhUnary Obloa Ohtnar Notes NotesJudtroSt Xot XotJI NotesJulge JudtroSt JI Julge dQ St MauriceBeraultDistrict MatirlceBerault IR1rl IR rault PI Dl9trlct lrict Jud JudXew JUdRt JUdRtIn Juda JudaIn In oulllnlR dllrnl ditririe the cd1 civil war 3r dlld died li I INew New ew Orleans OrlelDs yest yestrdnv estrll rdav tlA He 11 wn seas horn li liNew II I INew New SeW York cltj In 1816 Hit father aoc aocmother aDd aDdmGlher somether mother Garpllne Clrol CI De Desabeye Dab were pr refueeet refueeetfrom rptlileu rptlileuI reftiureestroni from frl Haytf where her his hl grandfather IrandfRther Berault BeraultFranr HerauIdc lraul lrauld I d dc Rt MaurIce who ho came from I3rhttany I3rhttanyI rit4nr rit4nrI I Franr 1rMr rsnce was a one pf oftbefoundersottheoohon oftbefoundersottheoohonTudge f the founders of tlm th colony colonyludge clony clonyI I ludge Tudlt Berault was wat as educated IduCtll nt the IHoomlncr noomlnRr noomlnRrI DloomtngrI I dale Academy In New ew York city U and wai waiappointed ws wsI a aITplnt Ane I I appointed a midshipman In the Ihl navy 011 nzi but ho hodeclired 1 declined ITplnt to serve because bCU81 of the th contro controversy contr contreverei I dpclle versy between het President Pr ldent Jnckron Tkrn and th thFrench th thFrenchllovrnmlnt thi thiFrench len French Frenchllovrnmlnt Government at the thl time tmp which hlh h hfpared hI hifeared feared might develop deplol Info war ar and rom oorritpel cornpsi I pel rarE him to right Ilht ntralnst Ilalltlb the country cuntnl of hl hlnnrestors hinnrlsnn hitarrestors arrestors 11 He moved movEto to New P9 Or Orleans pn In Iniat9 Ini Inlass i nnrlsnn lass 189 In 1861 he hI was appointed appinte District DistrictludK DiatrleTOI8 Distrlcludge ludK by hI iov llo o Allen Alln the Confederate Cnerate war warGovernor WI seatUovernor Governor 110pmoror TOI8 of Louisiana LuI1Iana andheld and hel court curt until untildriven unt untildriven driven drhnout out by btb the Federal Flpral Invasion of th t thi thiState i iStuLe State StuLeMrs Slu StateMrs i Mrs Elizabeth Foot who ho had been hpln a ateaoh ateaohlr ateaahr teaoh teaohlr teaahr r r Elzbeth In tj tl the Jersey JIrFey City public publc schools schoolsfor schoolsor hools hoolsfor for or thirtyfour years died die of pneumonia pneumoniaon on Sunday In her home hor at 102 Oak 8neumoll ak street streetthat ete etetbat streetthat that city olt Bh She was born 76 years ago anq anqtaught a allIlht and andtaught llIlht taught for 8lral esreral ver l ia year r In thl thlr this State SIJtf alo prior priorto pror to 0 her arrival Arrlvalln In Jersey Jerle City Ciy She Sh wan WI prin prinJpal cnn cnnlpaI IJpRI Jpal 111 of the th primary department of Publl PubllSchool Publ PubifSchool prilf School 24 2 In Virginia lrAllla avenue at atthe the tl time tmo tmohlr of ofher o oher ShDOI her hlr death det Her Ulr school elhoOI will wi be closed c08 c today todayIn toa toaIn In respect t for her memory memor Funeral ser services serT setvIces vices rlsp s will be b held hel In the First Conrefar Conrefartlonal Cnlrlear Cnlrleartlonl tnnegarttonsi T wi tlonal tlonl Church Boyd and an Bergen BprQen avenues avenuesHI ovfnu ovfnuat Six 8cbool 8cboolprlncipsl schoo schooprincipals oocloek this afternoon HI at 1 ItC lrtf Vf lJtfViv thll lll n trativl kJ kJprincipals principals prlncipsl will 1 act BCtAS as pallbearers pallbearersJohn pslhearrs pslhearrsJobn pallbearerslobn John Vanderveer who ho wns 01 for many man years yearsconnected yeareoncted connected withVanderveers with Vaderveers Hotel at YIf th thterminal tM tMtermlsl th4terminal terminal eonlctwithValderveerl oftheSmith of f the Smih Smith street strttcAr streetcars car at lt COM Conorss COMlsnd ConsIsland Island lsnd and who ho was A membr member of th the 019 oh ohIiieg I Iiieg ialald Islqd ramly family otlt of that name aml died sudr eud eudrienir den rienir I yesterday rdIY malng morning In his home At a ss Bergen Rlrlen ls street Brooklyn of heart hEArt fallura falluraHewas ralur ralurHe faliurRe Hewas He wits in hi his flftyflrnt year Ar He was waswidower waswirlowen aa aawldowpr widower la his hil wife wlf Orytr having hlvlnl died about SI SImonths U Umonths I Imoathe months ago He Is survived eurlvo by b B brother brotherfamous brother brotherGeorge George W 110 Vanderveer RndeTlrwhole who Is th the proprtlt proprtltof propriet4 propriet4of GNrQe of the hl old toteI tlist has madl made th tim faml famllamous famIi famIifamous famous and tollthat a I sister Ilster Mrs Paul Plul Baumer BaumerJames 1lumlr BaumerJames I James V A Shields Shleldl a veteran vetran of the MexV MexVresident MXtlean tc lean n and chU wars and for man many years yearsresident esrl esrlreeldentof resident reeldentof of f WA Washington V shlnztondied hlnlon war rIled ted at his hi liopie 10 11 Ixf i 1wae iIhat Ithat that cit city on Sundl Sunday In thi the tllhtthlr elehtvthtrd yea yeaof U Uot ot hi his Ile age le lie was aa horn In onnEtc onnertlcu onnertlcuwas was eraduated Iradulted from Brookyllle Academy rdlm ati atiNorwich 81 auNotwich Norwich University Unitlrlt Broolyie and enlisted lnlted for th thMexican thtian lbMerican Mexican War brine bplns m mmt mtietsred Rtred d out with wth th thrank lbs lbsrank ht htrJk rank rJk tian of O f sergeant ereMnt m mdor Jor He was as In bunlnes bunlnesIn In New XIW York YorJ city ctr until unti US le and then removed removedto tmo tmoto removedto bUllnl81 to Washington During Qurlnl the thf civil civi war sr he hI wa wain wai a atn in the Quartermasters OUlrermlllfrl Department JPpRrlment under underren undoCcii ren Ger iRucker He 11 retired from business bulne ted tedyears lel Ic Icyears years Iarl ago alD alDThf agoThe j jThe The Thf Rev Re Edward rdar J Hart rector rNtor of St StFranciss StFronc8s StFranciss Franciss Fronc8s Catholics Catholo Church Churc of Chicago Clcalo ChIeao Kyi Kyihis Ij Ky Kydied died of acancr a cancer on Sunday at the homlOI home o olila dll his hi brother brlher Thomas A A Hart 85 Charles Chnrlejstreet Chnrllt ChnrlltMr Charlesstreet street Mr t Jersey JerslY Cite He HI attended fit Feteri FeteriOolleee Peters PlterlleRe Oolleee lleRe in that Ct city and and8eton Seton Hall Hnl College ColleceOran Coleze ColezeOranll CollegeOran Oran Oranll e He HI wn WI was ordained ordline At St MnryiKemlnnry Mary MarySeminary Mnryi tarrlfpmlnan Seminary fpmlnan I Maryland Ilrytan In lK 180 He HI left Ilft hli hliKentucky hliKentuck hi hiKentuck Kentucky Kentuck ch chArI charge re lat lnt May Mi knowing kno v1 ni that thathe thathl thahe he hl was wa hopelessly 10IIIMV III I nnd returned returnld to hli hliJertey hl hlfte hiJrsey Jertey fte City noro hme horqe to die dl amone his relatives relativesAdam relotheAdnm relativesAdam Adam Orant rant head of the firm Irm of Murphst MurphstiJrant Murphtrant Iurph IurphlHRnt iJrant 4 Co one of the be bet t known San Frank Franfclfco Fran Franc Frankdeco clfco deco millionaire merchant died yesterday yesterdajflceid yesterdayaged eatera eateraaJe aged c 77 mllonalrl He was wal a Scotchman SrtcbmBn and In th thearly tht thearly aJe early days dlJ of San Francisco Frlncc formed formN a partner partnership Ilrnert IlrnertIhlp partnenhtp ship Ihlp 1011 htp with wth Etieene EUlnl Kelly Kllh KetI In wholesale ho 1 Ie dry dryroods dr drygoods roods Mr Kelly returned to t New ew Yor Yorland Yorand Yorand and 100 became bfamA a 11 banker banklr rturnt Mr Ir Grant remained remainedns remAIDAl ns Al the thl head h adof of the thl firm He was also Als pre pre1 pre1dpntof presidentof l ldentof dentof the DonohoeKelly JonohOIpl bank and a dlrertoi dlrertoiof directoof Irto Irtoof of the te Bniik Ballkof of California CnllfornlaWilliam CAloria CAloriaWil CaliforniaWilliam William Wil m Hathaway Hha I Stiles Stlel who ho died dllr 01 01Saturday a aaturdRY oPaturday Saturday at his hIl home hor 1210 Dean street streetBrooklyn streeDraokln streets Brooklyn In his hil seventyninth 1flntntnth year was wasmember as asmember a amember member Draokln of the cloth importing firm Irm of Halt Haltstead 11 11slead Hal Halstead stead A A Stiles StiI Ho WAS 8 the th first Iret president prldlnt prldlntthelnle of f fthe the thelnle xlllnce of Flushing Flu hlnl H 1 He sees Illonl lone proniif proniifnent prOT proinent nent in the Methodist Methalet denomination de nomlnatOn A widow widowfour widosdfour four i sons 80nl a dauRhter and sixteen Itxteln KMndf KMndfchildren Irlnd Irlndhldrn grand grandchIldren children hldrn survive lurvlve him himDr himDr I IDr Dr Amos mo Selp SIi died at lt Easton Fsltn Pa Paday yetterr day seed SI S years eus H 11 Be had practiced practct yPsuri medlt medltcln mel melCIM medicine cln cine aie for more mre than thanhalf half hsl a century when a astroke aatreke stroke srke of paralysis pallrlil three thrl1 years lars ago alO caused causedprominence cale calehim causedhim hend him tl to retre retire from Acl active work Il lie alall attatqetj attatqetjprominence prominence during the cholera epldemio epidemlOnth epidemtin In Ilrmlnenoedl11 nth the Lehlch LthllhIIlY LehtghValfry Valley In 1855 IS55jan l85 and wAlin was In charaii charaiiof charRof of a a soldiers Ol Ierl hoepltal hoe plll at Easton raslon keaton during dlrin the theclrll Ii Iidcli clrll cMI war warJsrea WarJames f James Jsrea Care Car one of the best blst known kO resf re rca rcadent tbt dents of the old Sixth Slxt ward 1rd in Brooklyn Brokly dleH dleHon die dieon dle4on rlnts on Sunday at hliborne hIBibomt his borne 3M 3 Union street It et HS HSrnftde R Rmade Rimade made made a fortune In the saloon business Ife Ifewas 110srae was W8 a familiar fnmllr figure tlr on the racetracks reftrCks and andwas nd ndwas n nwB wB was a member membrof of the Parkway Parkwy Driving Clu Clulfit CluRt CluSt JZ fit Pitrick Tatrcks s So Snlet Snoisty l ty the thl Brooklyn IxxiBacr IxxiBacrElka Lodge LodgeElks Ll6 Ll6Elka Elka and the te Knights Knllbte of Columbus ColumbusEiSherlff Cnltmbul ColqmbusExShenifi I EiSherlff ExSherif Rnlph Rlph Etre Eil of Mercer Merclr counW court New SP Jersey JeTel died dll suddenly yesterday count at thp t home of nBurrolae Surrogate John W Cornell Cornll In Teen Trertton Tre TreIon Teenton ton He e was WIS 81 I years old and one on of the thelimit h hmOBt hmast limit prominent politicians pltclnnB In the rural cilsV cilsVtrlcts JI JIIrJC d dtricts trlcts IrJC ethic of Ibe county cnunt He Is II survived Iurvlve hy bjrwife hywife t twirf wirf wife and two t o children childrenGeorge chUdrenGeorl childrenGeorge George Georl Cunningham who had been hln entrageb engage In the thllnrsl general constructing CnereUJ censtructtn business bslnesl in t en8SII Brook Brookthe Ilro Irn for forthirty thirty yearsdied ear dled on Sundlv Sunday at h his hm237 hornra7 Baltic ltoLltreet street In his sixtysec lxt a e9 e9ear riB riBithe ear U S al e In Democrato Democratic poll i ii I ithe the Siith ward 1lrd polt 1 1I I I 1I i 4 I of t tI c Ih I I I 5 51it 1 i 1it f j 0 I L o I ii tN HA H fb L L LL 1 1I a aLu I s t Lu 1 t tt tRE t L LEe E GTU C T URE U R RRE KH H RE KECITAL Cl T A AFRI AL ALt t t 1 E EETllOvEN EETllOvENI ET HOVEN HOVENI 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I U SPECIAL NOTICE NovzczCards Cwds Ca of ofadmiaioI admUiion tothu to t t this Lecture cte Recital Recitalwill Reta RedtalHI I f HI will wi be given by b tu gratuitously gattously and ad uenet aenot areiiot sold Jc s4 To Topreent Topreentthei Topresent TopresentI prevent preventtheir I II their thei tile sle by others othe each ticket tcket wall wi admit adit onlythe only te personto persontowhom peon to towhom toAlL AlL whom it it i issued isued and will wi not be transferable tanfeable These Thesetickets Thee TheeI TheseI I I tickets tckets can be obtained obtcd only by personal pero a application appJic t n at our ourwarerooms ourI ourwaeooms ourwarerooms I warerooms wareroomsTfte waeooms waeoomsI wareroomsAeolian I 2 Uth o oL Tfte Aeolian Company N Dr h 5t L SADDLES SADD ES 1600000 ON CITY CITYZIOVX CTY CTYDlO CITY5MONX ZIOVX DlO IMPROVEMENT nIPR01EJIETIILL HILL AD ADVANCE ADVANOED ADVANCED VANCE D IN SENATE SENATESenator SEN4TESenator m 4TE 4TEt Senator t nltor Grady Grad Charers CIUr That Tt a I a Lobby LbbY o olAwyrra or ofIawyers lAwyrra 1 wtrl Are to Get GI Onethird Onethti of th thMoney the theIoney theMoney Money If They The Can Put the th Bill DI Throne ThroneAnother Tr ThroughAnother ulh ulhAn Another An thfr nil nl to Pension lenion Judge JudgeALDANT J JudgesALBAty di5 di5AL ALDANT AL March 21 21In 21In In the feetmJ0 Sellito ertto to tonight tonIght 0 0night night Senator Slnator Grady the 10 minority mlnpntl leader leadereald leadersaid aar aarMid Mid that hat a syndicate sydicate of lawyerp had h d banded bandeitogether bded bdedtogether bandedtogether together I to toptt put through the bill bi Rlaclni pllng 1aing 75 per p r o Ct cent nt of the cost COlt of Improvingth ImprovingthWhite Improving the theWhile he heWblt White Wblt Plains road rod in The Bronx STOUt Brcn boroug borougon brQugh b rough roughon on New York YOk city cty at large He addej addejthat addithat q qtht that tht the thetiawyera lawyers lawyer who are ar behind bhlDd the bl bJ bJwere jl jlwere of oCtho oCthomone th thmoney the themoney were to got onethird onthird of the te amount aowlt wer money mone Involved Ioled If they could clld jjetf iet et the WI WItlirougb bil hllthrough through the tle Legislature LegislatureWhen LgiRatur LegislatureThen When contradicted ontradicte by Senator Scnatr White Whitewho Wie Wieho Whitewho who ho said sdthe the lawyers Iavyer had appeared appr Bimplas simply simplya simplyas as a representatives rprentalel of the property prpery owners owneninterested oner ownersinterested interested I trtM Senator Grady Gray said sid they thtY repre represented rpr rpreimte reproaented sented eimte the people who had rnade ne such i icontract a acntra acontract contract cntra with them and theywould they would get geltheir gettheir gettheir their percentago perntgo ol o onethird onthlrd of 11I0 1600000 1600000ns 1toO000asthe ns asthe the assessment n6ment la II estimated estimate at t 2000000 sooooooSeruutir 2000000Serialcr 00 Serialcr Srlnt4r White cliairniau of the ho Cities CiliwCoaimitteoi CHIp CHIpCommt CitiesCornrnIttb Coaimitteoi which hich reported tho Carpenter Carpenteibill Cnrentr Cnrentrhi Carpenterbill bill Commt hi providing pr ldlg for placing placng the cost 08t upon upn the thecity thoetr thincity city said sld that the men who bo had appearcc appearccbefore appard appardbfere appeared appearedbefcre etr before bfere the committee cmmitee were lawyers 1pra slmj slmjly slmjlyrprPntng aim Ij Ijrepresenting ly lyrepresenting representing rprPntng their ther clients cllensSenator elen elenSnator clientsSenator Senator Snator Grady Grdy shouted Ihoute I object objet tcthis to tothlo tothis this bunco game gam These Tes men len are ae not notto n notto t tt to t get paid p ld for legal services srlce rendered renderedbut render rendeedbut but for conducting cnducting a lobby in Albany Aby I am amopposed a aopp amopposed opposed to these tese men who go to property propertyowners propry propryowers propertyowners owners opp owers and say say they have a legal grievance grievanceagainst grievanceagalMt grievanceagainst against the city ciy and then get them to sign signa 81gnc6ntract signcontract a contract paying pying them onethird onthir of the theBBKesument the81Mi theassessment assessment 81Mi mtnt if they got legislative leglslt e enact enaottnerit enMI enMImlnl enactmath math mlnl placing pla lng the cost upon the thA city cityTlie cty cItyTile I ITie Tile Tie bill b1 came Cme up In general generl orders OrlJ and anddespite ad add anddespite despite d Senator Snatr Gradys Grays objections objeloD It was waaadvanced Wa Waa wasadvanced pie The bill billoriginall billorig4nuilW advanced a hBnce to a 0 third reading reing Te originall orig4nuilW provided prlde that the entire eDtie coat coatfihould ct ctthoul costaliould fihould or n41 M bl borne by tho city cty but as 1 it now nowstands nowftandt flowstands brn thoul stands ftandt the property ropentY owners owner will wi pay one onequarter onequarter onequarter quarter of tlie t ii cost costis cOt cOtTh costThe Th The Randala Randalls tll 1Iand Island HOWe House of Rfge RfgeIs Refuge Refugeis not for fortoalcht forfour forfour is t to o be removed to the country countr but four or rmove five years yet If a bl bill Introuc Introduced Introducedtouieht Ylari toalcht fve by b Senator George Gerge R Malby Malbychalrmanof MahY MahYchalnanonh Malbychairrnanof chalrmanof chalnanonh the Senate SeMII Finance Finn Committee Committeeis S SIt is passed passedIt It provide for the establishment of the theNew theNew theNew New York State training school for boys boysA ooyfllte boysA A Rite for forlbe the Institution of a thousandaorea thousandaoreasomewhere thOusandMressomewhere thousandacreesomewhere somewhere in the Second Judicial district districtis is ui be selected by a commission named namedIn namedhl In the bill This commission Is iBtoreport iBtoreportuPQn to report reportupon reportupen upon uPQn the cost co t of the land to the next Legis Legislature L6g1elature Legislature lature together with the plans and esti estimates letlmatfol estimktes mates Cot the buildings buildingsAnother buildingsJlother buildingsutother Another and likely successful suoc ful effort Is Isaupreiuo Isto Isto to be made to p J3S ss a bill pensioning Judges Judgesof Judeeof of the Court of 0 Appea1s APPfais and Justices or the theSupreme tueSupreme The he Finch bill wblob wblobpaseed whlohpassed Supreme aupreiuo uuuru Court ino t mvu mvupassed passed the Assembly semblv was killed In the theSenate theSenata theenato Senate Republican caucus a cua although twelve twelveRepublican twelveRepublican twelveRepublican Republican Senators were in favor of it itNearly ItNearly itearly Nearly early all of the Democratlo Senators Willvote willvote will willvote vote for it A A new pension bill was in introduced Introduced introduced troduced tonight by Senator Brackett Brackettwhich Brackettwhloh Brackettwhich which it Is a said will pass both houses housesIt b uses usesIt It gives a pension of a half years yearsl8lary yearsl8laryat salary salaryat salaryat at the time of retirement I tlrement to any anyJudze Judge of oflent oCthe ofthe the C Court ot Appeals or a Supreme Court CourtJlUltice courtJustice Justice r retiring on reaching the t e age limit limitoC limitof oC 70 either through expiration expirat on or abridg abridgment abridgmeat meat lent of term provided he shall have haveleryed h haveserved ve veserved served as a Judge or Justice In any former formerir or o1 ir existing court of record for more than thanixteen th thansixteen n nsixteen sixteen years continuously or having havingStained havingnttainedtheagt havingattained Stained nttainedtheagt the age of sUtyflve gi tyfive shall 6baUat at least leasthree leastthree leastthree three months before toro the expiration of their theirarms theirterms theirterfls arms voluntarily oluntar bi Iy retire from office after afteri a i similar service I of more than twenty twentylye twentye twentylive lye e yean or on account of permanent permanentjodlly permlltlentbodily pernsacontbodily bodily or mental disability shall voluntarily voluntarilyotire voluntarUyretire voluntarilyretire retire or be removed from office after such suchKsntinuoiis mcboontlnuo suchcontInuous oontlnuo contInuous s service serviceA A bill Introduced by Senator Plunlcitt Plunlcittonlghtat Plunkltttonigbtat Plunlcitttonightat onlghtat the request rB of the West End EndVsftoclation EndAfIOClatlon EndAssociation Association provides that the Mayor or oriorough orBorough orBorough Borough President of Manhattan may mayause lDaycause maycause cause cause two of the four tracks not now used usedin usedon usedon on in Amsterdam avenue to be removed at the theixpense theq3enee theexpense expense of the railroad company in case casehe C88ethe casethe the he railroad company does not obey obe an anirder anorder anorder order of the Mayor or Borough President Presidento Pros dent dentto to o remove them forthwith forthwithIhe CortbwlthIbe forthwithThe The final adjournment of the Legislature LegislatureB Ie B still In doubt the more conservative conservativeRepublican oonservativeRepubU conservativeRepublican RepubU Republican members being In favcr of ofpril ofApril ofApril April pril 8 Senator Malhy nays that so far faris farae faras is the fit Aiclal legislation is concerned concernedhe concernedthe the LegiMa Iegi la ure can adjourn on that da dajut dale dalebut datebut but jut Gov Go br Odell all along has Insisted on the thelegislature theLeglllillture theLegislature legislature staying 11jt here until his plans nla a to tocontrol tocontrol tocontrol control the be Republican State machine are arejornpleted arecomfJletld arecompleted completed even though there is nothing nothingor notHingfrr nothingfor for or the Legislature to do and has blllltrld bastnidhis bastnidhisfriends to Id his hisriends hisfrienns friends that there would be an adjourn adjournnent adjournment adjournmont mont abdut April 20 20fOT 20ZItOT 20Nor Nor ZItOT A 4 1 JAN ONLY O L1 A CORSET STEEL STEELIt It t Snapped and the t thectrl G Girl Thought i iHadSlabbed a JUan JUanHad ManfadStabbed HadSlabbed Had S lbbed Her In the Thigh ThighJosepbino ThtlhJosephJne ThighToeephne Josepbino tssenberger enberger 19 yean old olda oldaservant i iervant servant In the family of Paul Nielenberger Nielenbergert I I t 777 Bushwick avenue Willlamsburg Willlamsburgrent WlUlam burg burgwent went to the cellar late on Sunday night nightor nighttor nightfor for or coal Preeently her screams attracted attractedhefamiljj attractedtbefamllx attractedthefam hefamiljj thefam and they found the girl In intdnics hys hyserics hystri tri tdnics erics She a declared that she had been beenittackedby beenattacked beenattackedby ittackedby attacked by a man She was carried C rried up upo to o her herr room roomand mand and word was sent to the Hara Haraurg Hamburg Rainburg burg urg avenue police station stationAn stationAn stationAn An ambulance rice was summoned from from the theJerman theO theGerman German Hospital and Dr Webber Weib dill diaovared dillrovered diecovered covered that the girl had a deep d p gash In Inlex inher inbar her lex iright thigh A further investigation investigationllsclosed IneetlgatlonlsclO investigationdisclosed disclosed lsclO 6 a broken steel band in her corset corsetrhe coJ1letThe corsetThepoll The Thepoll police ie made de a thorough search of the thell theIJr thecellar cellar ll IJr r but bt1 failed to find anybody Neither Neitherisdany NeithlranYj bad isdany anYj any door cr windows been tampered tamperednth tamperedWith tamperedwith With WithCl withCapt nthCapt Capt Cl pt f Becker tr of the Hamburg avenue avenueKHice aVlnueIce avenuerlmce KHice Ice station became satisfied after an annvtetlgatlon annv annvtIgation rlmce nvtetlgatlon nv tllt8tlon that while hile the girl was bend bendng bendng bendng ng over In the coal bin the steel band In Inler Iner iner er corset ooJ1le broke and one of the tb ends pane penorated penetrab panetiated rated trab trabted ted her thigh She Sh evidently thought thoughtha IS ha e was 88 being attacked by b a man and andcreamed andre andecreame4 re ecreame4 ecreame4C creamed mecl meclI j I meclJ 5 5r J r I I EXTERMINATION XDOXR DONE TO OOnDER OOnDERAn O ORDER ORDERAn An Irt lrIJh h Aerial WarshIp H IIOl Offered rd to tonosiu toRll8Ita toRoasts Roasts nosiuHidden Rll8ItaHidden Roastsflid4en Hidden awjiy aw ay y somewhere In inNe New York Yorkbebjpd Yorkbel1J1d Yorkbel1pd bebjpd bel1pd the assumed name of Frank J JFarrell JFarrell JFaniell Farrell and a letterbox l address la an anorganization anorg anorganization organization org nlZ tlon of nine men who are trying tryingto to secure a contract with the Russian Gov Government GOTemlDellt Goveminent eminent to wipe theentlrer theentirerJapane118 Japanese Ann Annand A Army Armyaiid y yand and fleet put of existence Should t the theRU68ll1n theRussian e eRussian Russian Bear be particularly vindictive vindictiveandbloodthlrsty v vindictiveandbloodthlratythla 1d1otlveandbloodthl andbloodthlrsty andbloodthl t1ty thl thla organisation orga liaton U willing willingto to add a aCurther further clatlseto clause to the tbecontract tbecontractproviding contract contractproviding contractproviding providing for the removal r moval of any riny orall orallJapanese or ortlJapanee tln tlnJl1pal1e Japanese ec1t1ea cities from thefac thefaceot of the globe globeAsAnearnest 8tobeAsanearnost globeAa AsAnearnest Aa xaearnest oftheirgood ofthelr good faith C ltb they ny nytbatthey saytbattluey ay aythatthey thatthey will take tak theJob onVa on ona contingent contingentfee contingentfeedo f feedo fee do money to be paid until an anl8carat anl8caratcataClysmhaa 18carat 18caratcataclysm 18caratcatalysmhas cataclysm cataClysmhaa haa beenpourod be np urrd out outot of the I Sky SkyInto skyInto akyintoths Into intoths the mldstof midst of tho thaJapanCIIA Japanese forces forcesThe forcesThe forcesthe The possibility lblUty preuch of euch wholesale destruc destruction detroctlon destructlon tlon wasfirst was first reVealed reveal d to Franeja J Ne Nekarda NeIcarda e ekarda karda a lawyer of 309 SOOBroachray Broadway and chair chairman chairman chairman man of the Slavic SlavioLeaguo League wl which ch has been beenrecently b elir beenrecently recently r formed toralo to rl fundsfor the Red RedCross RCcJCraM RexiCrtM Cross work in the Russian Arnjy ArnjyAbout ArnyAbout r rAbout About a week ago two men entered Mr MrNlkardas MrNIkarrla8 MrNikardas Nlkardas office One Oneot of them took a seat seatin seatIn seatin in the outer office oftloeIhlletJ1e while the other Trent Trentinto w wentinto t tInto into the lawyers private room roomIm roomMIm roomIm Im sorry sir that I cannot introdqoe introducemyself introdqoemyeelf introdqoemyself myself by myreal name said the stranger strangerbut stranger5but but for the present I must go under the thename then thenane name n e of Frank J Farrell I have come cometo cometo i ito to you as a friend Criendof of Russia to nee e if you youwill youwill I will use your good offices to secure me an aninterview anlnten1ew aninterview interview with Count Casslnl the Russian RussianAmbassador RuMlanAmbassador RussianAmbassador Ambassador I have a plan planwblch which I wish w1shto wishto wishto to lay before him by which whl h I can extermi exterminate exterminate rml rmlnate nate the Japanese or any part of them In Inan inau inan an inconsiderable length of time timeI I am afraid to go to the Ambassador Ambassadordirect Ambassadordirect 8ador 8adordirect direct for fear he may think me a Japanese Japanesespy spy J am one of nine men all of us ex experienced experIenCed experlen000 perienced marine engineers engl 1eeJ1l who hci Have Haveinvented li liAveinvented V VinVfntcd invented an airship and anda a high explosive explosiveWe explosiveWe We Intended to offer It to tothe the United States Statesin in its struggle with Spain S but the war warclosed warclo8ed warclosed closed just as we finished fin hed the construction constructionof oollltructionofthel of ofthel theairship rsblp Since then three of ofushave ofushavemade uahavemade uahave UIIMvemade made a round trip in It from Virginia where whereit it was built to South BouthAmerica America by way of ofMartinique ofMartinique ofMartinique Martinique So you see It Itpractical its absolutely abIIolute1ypractical absolutelypractical practical When passing over over6 a mountain mountainthat mountallithat mountainthat that I need not name nlll 1e we tried trledlIOme some of our ourexplosive ourexplosive ourexplosive explosive Annihilation sir Is the only onlyword onlyword onlyword word that will describe deacrlbethe the result resultIn resultIn resultf In f the present struggle between Russia Russiaand Russiaand and Japan we WABee see our opportunity to dis dispose dise diepose pose e of our Invention with profit to our ourdropping ourIlelv88 ourselves selves and also In k keeping plng With our national nationalfriendships natIonalfriendships friendships By the simple method of ofdropping ofdropping dropping that explosive from the airship airshipwe alJ1lhlpwecan we wecan can exterminate extermlnatefleets fleta armies or entire entirecities tlntirecltlNl entirecities cities cltlNlMWe citiesWe We dont ask for any carfare between betweenhere betweenhere betweenhere here and tho scene oene of action acUonwecan actionwe we can take takecare takecare taliecare care of that ourselves onr elvlJ5 All that we want wantis wantIII wantis is an agreement thatwell be bepaid paid when whenwe whenwe whenwe we do the work As I am an American Americancitizen Americancltlzen Americancitizen citizen you ou of coursecan course can see that I must mustuse mustulle mustuse use an assumed name to avoid arrest for forviolation forylolatlon forviolation violation of the neutrality laws lawsMr 1awMrNekarda lawsMr Mr MrNekarda Nekarda was waslIO so Impressed with the themans themans themans mans earnestness eam 4tnes and hla apparent sanity sanitythat eant eantthat sanitythat that he toldhim to teputlh toput put his propositionin propositioninthe the form of a letter to be forwarded totho tothoRussian 0 the theRU881n theRussian Russian Ambassador Ambassadord basiador basiadorAoouple Aoouple A couple ofdar of day Ko Lawyer Nekarda Nekardagot Nekazdagot got a reply fromWaablngton from Washington Count CountCaMInJ CountCaselni CaMInJ d wrote 8tbatunder that under the thelws lawn of RutetaFrank Russia RUle1Frank RussiaFrank Frank J Farrells oervloea I18rv1C18oould could not ba baaccepted bllaocepted beccepted accepted aahels aahe is a foreigner foreignerBut foreignerBut foreignerBut But the theaeria1des theaerlaldeotrcyer aerial destroyer er says esysthat that h be bejtlng bgoing to togoing going on ono to Washington WasblnJtonfor for a personal personalInterview personalInterview al alIntemsw Interview POBTUM POSTTJM0RAND CKREAli CKREAliGRAND cEaEAL cEaEALORAN GRAND WIFE WIFETh iFE iFEThe Th The Kind Worth Darlnf DarlnfA DaTtAA A veilknown lady la y of Carthage Mo Mosays Mo84yt1 Mosays says Although I do not drink tea t or orcoffee orcotree orcoffee coffee myself I Ihave hare had a moetlntere rnostintereetlog t ting tIng ing experience in my family family for about abfJutyear a ayear a ayear year ago my husband began to fail II IIhealth In Inhealth inhealth health He would get so very nervous nervousat at times he would have to give giTeup up his hawork haworkIUId work workand workand and come home His eyes ye were were falling fallinghim fallinghim fallinghim him and the thedocter doctor became alarmed ala 1nedWIUl 1nedWIUlafraid alarmedwasafraid was wasafraid afraid he was w18 going to lo lOaehl8Blght lose o his eight Ho Hoalso HealB Realso also got very yellow yell 0 In complexion at attime attimes attimes times his blood ran ranoold cold from nervous nervouschills nerv011llchllta nervouschills chills the doctor said saidIn ealdIn saidIn In a a few days he would return muroto to work workstill w iit iitUU rkstill still UU in that dull chilly chl1 y condition oondltl n He Hewould Hewould Rewould would drink coffee coffee o tree coffee for a astimulant aIItimulant astimulant stimulant he would say as he drank no noliquor noUquor noliquor liquor liquorHis UquorBla liquorHis His condition gradually got woreoin woreoinstead worselnstead woreeInstead stead of oCbetterunt1llDaUy better until finally I made upmy upmymind up my mymind mymind mind coffeo had something to do with it itso so I bought a package g of Postum without withouttelling without withouttelling telling telUnghllD him and andmade made madeit it according to tadl tadlreptlone di directions direptIorie rections He drank It and seemed a emed to like likeit UkeIt likeit it so I continued to make It and befors beforsthe befoNtbe befoisuthe the first package was gone he began to toget toget toget get so clear of complexion and feel so well wellgaining weUgaining wellgaining gaining fast in flesh he was so delighted delightedhe he would wou get weighed every day dayFinally dayFinally Finally he talked eo much about it ithe itbe he had gained 10 pounds in 10 days I Icould Icould could not keep it a secret any longer and andtold andtold told him to give Postum thecredlt The Thoconsequences Theconsequences consequences are there has been no more morecoffee morecoffee coffee In the house since and no doctor doctoreither doctoreither either eitherPostum eitherIostum Postum Is a delightful drink made rnad ac according socording cording to directions I have found no nobetter nobetter better way as it is a rich golden brown brownwhen brownwhen when cream is added addedI I forgot to say husbands ayes are as asstrong asstrong strong as they ever were he Is well and andhearty andhearty hearty does not sit around the stove chilled chilledair Chilledall air the time as ha did before Name Namegiven Namegiven given by Pontum Co Battle Creek Mich MichCoffee MicijCoffee Coffee poison causes eye trouble in many manycases manycases cases as well as other alls and is a never neversuspected neversuspected suspected A 10 days trial proves things thingsyou thingyou you will never forget forgetLook forgetLook Look in each package for the famous famouslittle famouslittle little book The Biad Road to Wellvllle Up against the Spring suit suitproblem suitproblem problem problemA A cpyple of pointers pointersGray pQlntersGray Gray once more is nearly the thewhole thewhole whole thing but gray means meanssuch meanssuch such a variety of shades and andpatterns andpatterns patterns thatyou begin to won wonder wonder der how howso so many changes can be berung b brung rung on one theme themeWorsteds themeWorsteds Worsteds are even more moreprominent moreproiiinent prominent than last year yeara yearalucky a alucky lucky thing for men who want wantsuits wantsuits suits for hard wear wearBut wearBut But after all the theeaiest easiest way to tosolve tosolve solve the problem is to look lookover lookover over the suits 16 to30 to30Quartersize to30Q Quartersize Q uartersize collars give no noquarter n nquarter quarter to discomfort todiscomfortTheyuit discomfortThey They Theyuit TheyuitROGERS fit fitROOEBS ROGERS PEET COMPAJTT COMPAJTTJM 25 JM Broadway oppotlle City Hall Halland HUand and 7 and 9 Warren St Stto Stass to Broadway cot lath We W flit ardor ordtriand ardorand and l 0 to MS 4th th Ar Lvi by mall mallKOO KOO Broadway preadWycor ieorJM ieorJMand 324 324and and M West WestThe MdSt MdStThe a The TheModern TheModern Modern Modernimtlto ModernIV IV IVlithe imtlto imtltoTolephono lithe litheTIephone Tolephono TolephonoWay TIephonewai WayHCW Way wai1ToRk HCW 1ToRk YORK TCtCPHOKffOO TCtCPHOKffOOJOTTINGS TELEPHONE 00 00ia ia o k kJOTTINGS JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN TOIFATHI TOWNTal THI SON bu received tlO 10 from Wall Street Streetfor Streerfor for the btnent of the family of Policeman Enrlftit Enrlftitwho nrtbt nrtbtwbo who wOe killed by atblef athteton on Sunday SundayDUSIWES8 SundayBUSINESS BUSINESS NOTICES NOTICESMn Mn Wlnslow Soothing Syrup for children childrentoethlnr childrenteething teething soft Softens u the gums reduces tanammailou tanammailouallays Iafiamxnsttouallays allays pain cures wind colic dUrrhtrarZic a bottle bottlfDIED bottleDJEt DIED DIEDBBULIN DJEtBflL1NOn BflL1NOn BBULIN On Saturday the tMi at hU home homeMl honei Ml i West 85th 9tb it Harry Iarr W beloved husband hmbaatlof of Sarah A i and onlyaoa of Henry C Berlin BerlinFuneral BerlinFuneral Funeral wrvlcrs will wiUbeheldat It held at the Fourth Prrn Prrnbytertan Presbylertan bytertan Church Blat at and West End av avon aron on Wednesda morning March 23at 23 at io to oclock oclockInterment oclockThterznent Interment private Kindly omit flower flowerBROWNOn S S3ROW2lOn BROWNOn MOnday the th 2lat test at Deoatur DeoaturA DeotrAla A Ala of pneumonia Harry Oliver Brown BraimNotice BrownNoticed Notice of funeral hereafter hereafterBB7AKT hereafterflYArTOn BB7AKT flYArTOn On Saturday March IR Alexander AlexanderBryant AlexanderBryant Bryant aged 43 years yearsFriends yflrarienda Friends are Invited l to attand tb funeral services awicesat at Ms late residence Graham Court HCth llttbSt St 1 and 7th av Tuesday evening at 8 oclock oclockIntermentat ockXuiterthentat Intermentat WoodJawn at convenience of th thfatnUy lbfaitly fatnUy fatnUyCHILES faitlyCUjUISOn CUjUISOn CHILES On Monday March 31 at her residence residenceW8Washln restdeneoS8SWaalaIn W8Washln glen ay av Brooklyn Harriett Evenly Evenlywidow vera1ywidow widow of William H H Child ChildFuneral ChIMeunerl Funeral services on Wednesday Kerch 231004 231004at 23 1504 1504at at 3 P M MEGBERT 15EODEBTOn EODEBTOn EGBERT On Monday March 21 Thomas Kitchen KitchenEctren KitebaErbert Ectren In tbe74th year yesrothie of his age ageFuneral agePuneral Funeral service at nil late residence A West Wwl74th West74th 74th sti Mtdnesday March 29 at S P k Inter Internent Intermeat meat Bastes Pa Pa3RACE PaoRkCnAt oRkCnAt 3RACE At his residence 81 East 78th st on onUoixdty onMosday Uoixdty Uarch21 l la0 i at 1130 A U Wffllan WffllanR R Grace In the TtA year of his age ageFuneral ageFuneral Funeral aetrlc will b be held on Wednesday WednesdiyMarch WednesdayMarch March 23dat 235 at 10 A IL 15 at the Church of Si SiFrancis StraJ3dl Francis Xavier M West 18th st Interment at atHoly atBOlT Holy Croai Cemetery It la requested that no noflotren asSower flotren be sent DUO HJOJOt 31 1 iSGi iSGiQBACETia W WGRACE GRACE QBACETia The Honorable William R Grace a Ira Iratea trrsteeei tea teeei ot the theXew New York oric Lift Insurance Company CompanyilacD Companyatace ilacD 1893 and a member of Its Finance Com Commlttee Conmillet millet since 1887 1887Tbe 1857The The President and members of the F Inanoe Com Commlltee Cornmiltee mlltee record ibis expression of their sorrow sorrowIn sorrowIn In the death of Mr Grace with a deep sense ecnscof senseof of the loss they have sustained In public publicand publicand and private life a foremost citizen and In th thfinancial tifinancial financial world a leading force be will be bemtsaed DA DAmUsed mUsed for quiUUes of bean and mind which whichmad wbielmade mad his counsel and advice most valuable valuableIn In the administration of the Company With Without Without out ostentation In t his treat charitable and andbenevolent andbenevolent benevolent works be was deeply eslioitofor olloto4 olloto4for for the advancement and welfare of his hi fellow fellowman fellowman man In the several organIzations and toed UuUttitlona toedsutton sutton for the Improvement and help of youne youneand yolLoland and old with which be was Identified be wu wupractical waspractical practical and forceful In the methods te advo advocate4 e4vtcased cased and foremost In sustaining and eanytur eanyturout carnytorotis out their benefactions benefactionsAs As Mend and associate we shall miss bIn and andwa Ladwe wa enter upon our minutes this testimony te tehis It Ithis his Intejrtty of purpose and character With wltliorroirtnr WithsFowIng sFowIng orroirtnr hearts heartsJomr heartsJOEX Jomr A McOLL President PresidentED PresidentGioxax Gioxax WPzixiis 50521 CIAYLVO CIAYLVOEDgmcD ED EDgmcD KWDD D RANDOLPH Ftnane FtnaneWOODBUBT ylnanesC C Lansa S Fancwnn Cocimitits CocimititsW000avxr WOODBUBT LaKQDOK LaKQDOKGBOSai LauconosGaoaaz GBOSai A MOBRIOOK MOBRIOOKGROVISOn MosPxuiOxGROVZOn GROVISOn Sunday March 20 1004 Jucff JucffPlatt J5c5iIeU Platt Groves GroresFuneral GrovesFuneral Funeral services at nU latn residence SH West WestBTtlx Wedslab slab M on Wednesday March 23 at 10 A M MInterment ttInterment Interment at convenience ofifamlly Elidr Elidromit EIf EIfomit omit flowera floweraHARTTbe doweraAR71be HARTTbe Rer Edward J 7 Hart pastor pastorFrancis C CFrancis Francis R C Church Chicago Ky died 8 8day J Jday day morning March 20 1604 1604Furieiral 1904Funeral Funeral from the home of his brother Thorn ThornA A Hart K Charles St Jersey City at P A A AWednesday v vWednesday Wednesday March 21 21MAN 23IIANAt IIANAt MAN At her residence at Lawrence L 1 1Sunday aSunday Sunday March 20 104 Mary Elizabeth wldoi wldoiof wbc wbcof of Albon Platt Man ManFuneral Mailunerai Funeral services Wednesday at Lawns LawnsTrain LawrnoeTrain Train leaves foot East Nth St N T 10 A V Vor 5 5or or Flatbush av Brooklyn BrooklynMORRIS BrooklynTiORRlSAt TiORRlSAt MORRIS At Avondale N J on March 21 21the cb4 4 4Ito the Rev John P Morris aged 83 years yearsRelatives yearnRelatives Relatives and friends an Invited to attend tt ttfuneral ttfuneral funeral Wednesday March 23 l t504 W from S SMarys SMarys Marys Cburch Avondale N J at 0 030 030A M o oA A M and from Erie depot Paterson Patersonat N 1 1at at oclock P M Interment at Holy S SCP SCPClue P Pchre Clue Paterson N J JWOOLSEV 1 1wooLd WOOLSEV wooLd At Jersey City March S3 Herben HerbenWallace flTbcWallace Wallace only child of the late Hertwn 1ferbecand 1T 1Tand and Virginia Mauda MaudaEeStaIosble eStalnsbe Woolwr asJ asJjrandson d dgrandson grandson of the late Charles A Woolsey SCl ifl 13 rears and S months monthsFuneral monthsFuneral Funeral services at hIs late residence It 114 114mit i imlt mlt av Tuesday TueodayMareb March K at S P M MCE 15CEMETERIES CE CEMETERIES CEMETERIESORAT lETFniES lETFniESGREAT GREAT PINELAWN PINELaWNCZMETERT CEMETERT Ull LC4 LC4Send CtM CtMSend Send for forWustrated Ulnstrated pamphlov 24 Brood at N V a aJ J

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I VOTES TESAGA1NSTRBO11ON TESAGA1NSTRBO11ONI AGAINST INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTIONIF INSTRUOTIONi i IfAlIEn I IF men MURPHY IURP1 EXPECTS AC ACsioxs ACtESSIOXS ACiss1oxS tESSIOXS sioxs Fnotr vr STATE STATEBniltb STATElinillb STATESfl2tb Bniltb Weed Said to De Among the Par Parher Parker PirIt It her rr len Who Iio Doubt the Wisdom ldom of In Intimeline 111IlrllcllOl In1lrttcIIfl timeline the Delegation to o St louis louisMr IAuls IAulsr LOUIS LOUISIr Mr Ir r Uelany Hoi Jl Gone Exploring ExploringCharles Eplorlnl EplorlnlChares ExplorlnlCharles Charles F Murphy has han not ot given up uphopfl uphop uphop hopfl hop Chares of f being bEtng able to work ork the Demo Democratic DemoaRII Demoratk hop State convention to send an unln unlnructpd unlnlrct unn unntrucPd cratic ratk ftat conventon sncan ructpd delegation to St Louis Ih J the theterpnce theI thep thepaAt dElegaton Lus I paAt lrct llllre three a fl38 s Mr Murphy has had con conffr conferPflCeS terpnce p ffr nces with 1t1 th several upState leaders and anda andhave wancci have been given to him that thatht thath thathe a Af lrance ht h nil 1 lI have IIwe behind bEhlnd him at the State Stte con convHition con1llon convention vHition enough nu h votes outside of the 10 10from 10ron 1ofrom from 1llon Tammany to make him an Important Importantfactor Imprant Imprantfalor Importantfactor factor falor ron It I was s ns nso al8 also said sad yesterday that some someof 8me 8mef someof of f Judge Jud e Parkers friends frends wtre were coming comingaround comng comngarund coiningsotrnd around arund to the idea that his chances at t St StLouis StLlis stLotus Louis might be Improved Imprve by Bending sndng an anunintriicted anuninstructed an1jjfltrltCI uninstructed Llis delegation dAlrgaton from this State StateSenator Stte Stte5nar StateSenatLr Senator Victor ViitorDowIing Dowllng Dowlng one of otMr Mr MrMurphy MrMurphyright Murphys Murphysright Murphysrlrhl right rlrhl hand men mln said last ls night nightThe nlpht nlphtT nightThs The delegates from New ew York ounty countywill ountywil ountywill will T oppose oPP the sending of an instructed instructeddelegation Intructed Instructeddelegation 1 1dlr wil delegation dlr oppse allon to St Louis Luis even though the 105 105votes 101 105votes votes from this county are the only ones onesreaUtered one onere onesregistered registered re tered against an instructed Ir1mcte delegation delegationBin delegaton delegatonBu Bin Bu there are indications that there ther will wi wilIbe wilIbenlans be bemany beman many man more votes than those Iho from this thisceuniyin thisunIY thisin ceuniyin unIY in support Aupprt of their position psiton Within Withiniif Wihin WihinIMt WithinIat iif last week weEk cek several leverl fricndH of Judge JudgeParker Judgerarker JudgeParker Parker have told me and Mr 1r Murphy also alsothat als alsothat that they are ar Inclined Incln d to think Ihlll that the thechances tbecbancp thechaflCP5 chances of Judge Parker will wi be h hurt rather ratherthan ratherth ratherthan than helptxl hEI by a continuance of the effort effortto eort th Loiii to ub rend an instructed Instrcte delegation delegaton to St StI Stub StLoiii 1 believe that at It the State convention conventionmen conventon conventonmen men who bleE ho are now no advocating adotng the nomina nomination noma nomation nomination tion of Judge Jud e Parker and are working for foran toran foran an instructed ITlruce delegation delegton will H recede from fromthe fromIe fromtt the tt Ie position pilon they now occupy oupy ree They Tey will willIf wn wnIr wii1if If I can Cln interpret the situation rightly rightlytake rlght rightlytske take the t he ground that tha they t can trust trt their theirfrifndfl theirCrltnd theirfInd fInd and that rather than foster rOter anything anythingwhich anyhing anyhinghlch anythingwhich which hlch may maylead lead to ill 1 feeling feelng they will wl give giveway giveway way on the question nueton of Instructions Inatmclon because becausetiey beausB beausBUey becausetbvknowthat ge geway tiey tbvknowthat know knowhat that eventually eventunlythe eventunilythedelegatee thedelegaies deega e from frommi rromrl fromrith mi Uey rl State will wil undoubtedly undoubtely combine cmbine on a acandidate 0 0rAdidae arasdidete candidate candidateAsked rAdidae rAdidaeekr rasdideteAkd Asked ekr if I it I was wa true that tat sit a fcctive ttve can canTUB ca canrLB TUB s had been b en begun helun to win over leaders leael to toth torh toh th h support eupport of Mr Murphy Murhy the Senator Senatorreplied RenatorrpUe Senatorrplird replied Not Not exactly exaty we are ar not making makingunv makingIny makin makinany any rpUe Iny regular canvass can8 but wherever wherver wo find findWIT tnd tndIr tin tinany antiinstruction pentiment developing developingwe WIT antllntmcton fpntment develorlng develorlngal Ir we are trying tring to take tae advantage advatae of 0 It ItThis ItThis ItThis This al sentiment exists more generally generly than thansome tha thanime some Ftme people will wi allow themsehea themse e es to be believe beUer behere here lieveOn Uer hereOn UerO On O Sunday night Mr Murphy uhy had ha a long longtalk log logtAlk longtalk talk with lh Thomas Tomas F Conway of Platts Plattshurg Plts PltshUg Plattaburg burg hUg principal lieutenant leutenant of Smith Smih M IdWeed MWeed MW Weed W who controls controll the Democratic Demoato affairs affairsof nal of r many of the districts In the northern northernpart norter northernpart part J of the State Although Alhough personally personallyin pelonaUy pelonaUyIn in rrt favor of the nomination of Judge Parker ParkerMr Parkerr ParkerMr Mr r Weed W has more than one declared declaredthat deolar declaredthat that tJat he hI thinks it would be h the wiser course courseto coun to send IEnd an uninstructed unl5tnlcte delegation drllgnton Mr MrMurphy MrIonwl MrConway Conway it was al IEame learned lst last night told Mr Mrlurphr MrMurphy Ionwl Murphy that practically practcalY nil ni of the counties countiesIn cuntes cuntesIn In the th thP Fourth Fourh Judicial district would be beSRainst beJ J 4 SRainst Rain t an instructed inlnlc4 delegation delegationThe d legaton legatonTe The Te counties in the Fourth district in include Inrltde inelude elude rltde Clinton Clnlon Essex Fsso Warren arn Saratgoa SaratgoaWashington SaratgoaWahington SaratgoaWashington Washington Wahington Montgomery Schenectady SchenectadyFulton Schenlctdy SchenlctdyFulon SchenectadFulton Fulton Fulon Hamilton Hamiton St Lawrence and Frank Franklin Frankln Fran FranHa lin ln These The counties countlls are represented reprented by bythirtythree bvIhlrythrE bythirtythree thirtythree IhlrythrE delegates Mr Murphy Murhy now nowcontrols now nownlrollZ noweontrols controls nlrollZ llfl votes from the counties countie of New NewVork NewYork NewYork York Westchester Wetcheter Richmond and Suffolk SuffolkCorporation Sulolk SulolkCorportlon SuffolkCorporation Corporation Corportlon Counsel CouJI Delany Delny was wa up the thefitatfl te teflta thetata fitatfl flta tata yesterday YMteray It I wa wMMld Bald last It night that thatdespatchedtothenorth tht thtfr thitMr Mr fr Delany ha hadbeen been despatchedtothenorth dMptche deepatched to the norh norhto north northto to round up support for Mr r Murphy ODELUS FIIIEXDS FRIElDS JVBILAXT JVBILAXTThe JUBILAlT JUBILAlTe The e Governor GOUDr Illmicir Ilmaelf Boasts But That t He I Itbe Es Esills ills fbe0ly Only One One1o Who Got Gt TVhat bat Re e Went mt After AfterALBANY Atr AtrALANJarh AfterALANTMarch ALBANY ALANJarh ALANTMarch March 21 21ov Oov Odells Odel Odellsfriends Odellsfriendswere friend friendere were ere er jubilant jubllt about the Capitol corridor corridorlonight crldol corridorsbnight lonight after atr they had ha talked tAe with wih him hinitbout himbt himtbont tbout bt the result of the conference conterc of Re Republican Renb1Jcan fbUca publican nb1Jcan leaders eceli in New York city cty on Satur Saturday Str StrI Saturday I day arid ard Sunday SundayThe Budy I The he Governor Gveror frankly frkly told his friends friendsthat friendsthat that be was Wi the te only Rep Rp ublican ublca who at attended attended tended inde the conference conferetC who ho got got what hi hivent h hI he heeDt I vent eDt after arer and ad that was WI the chairmanship chairmanshipof of the Republican State Stt committee oommie He Heilded HeIde HeAded RpubUon Ide ilded that tha thaUftherewunanyother If there ther was WI any ay other Republican Republicanloader Rpublcan RpublcanIpader Republicanleader loader at the conference who went there therefor therefor therefor for anything ayth anythL lubtzlhd substantial and cot ot it he was wnswelcome waswelcome IS ISwelcml welcome welcml to t it The Governors GOEor s friends rrendl are areamazed areamaze areamazed Te amazed that he has been permitted to have havehis hve hvehil havehisowh bn prmiW amaze his hil hisowh owb ow way ways tlat ay so1 so1easily Meely easily easliyand h and ad without lthoit a struggle strugglefrom stmgglerrom strugglefrom from the th Plattite PlatUt and ad remarked that they theynsver Ue Uenever theynever never feared lock lak of nerve on the port pat of ofthat ofthe ofthe the enemy fear but have bon been fetul fearful al all along alongthat alongthat that that Gov ov Odell del dell himself hlmsl would weaken weakenIt eakenI It I was wal said tonight tonight that Odell Odel would wouldhy wouldItlmp wouldattempt Itlmp attempt to howink hoodwink Senator PIJtsrlends PIJtsrlendshy Plattslrtendeby hy appointing Mr Platts friend rrend Frank FrankR R Baker appintng 1er of Owego as a aState aStte Railroad Rairad Com Commissioner Cm Cmmissioner Cornmiioner missioner for another term 1er but that the theOovemor ther theGovernor Governor r eror still IWI was Wi determined dettrlned 19 to get con control cn cntol control trol tol of the commission cmi8lon by having a law lawparsed lawpE lawpased parsed at at the the present pr nt session selon increasing IncJlng the thenumber thenumbr thenumber pE number of commissioners cmllonel from three thre to tofive tofIe tothe five numbr fIe Oov Go Odell Odel now no has ha a member mem r of ofth ofthe ofth th the commission cmmielon in the person of Capt Joseph JosephE E K Dickey Dckey of Nowburg Newburl plon and has hl it in his htarnind hi hismind mind if the membership membrlJp of the commis commision comls comlskI commispion te pion ion kI is i increased incaet to five tn to appoint pplnt George GeorgeW W w Aldridge of Rochester RohCter as a a fourth mem member membr mernher her br and an Odell Odel man man from New York city citys cityI I as s a fifth member This would give the theflovernor theOoveror thefisvernor flovernor Ooveror fth control of th the commission cmmlllon by b a avote aole avote vote ole of 3 to 2 Mr MI Aldridge Aldrdge is II now sec secretary seertary C Crtary retary rtary of the commission commision at a salary salar of ofIXTRVCTED ofINSTRUCTED 60 INSTRUCTED 1 TRtCED FOR ttOOSEVELT ttOOSEVELTVarious ROOSE1BLTarloul Various Republican Republcn Conventions Convntona Declare Declarefor Declarefor Declarefor for Ills 111 IIt Nomination NominationALTOOKA XomtnaUonLOOA NominationArToocA ALTOOKA LOOA Pa March Jarh 21 21At At a amoetng amoetngr meeting meetingcf cf r the th Blair county countyRepubllcan Republican Republcn oorarnjttee oorarnjtteetoday om oomnitteotoday ltee lteetoda today toda Theodore T eore Roosevejt Ros velt wasunani wasunanimously I aa unani unanimously unanIrnouly mously indorsed indorM for President Prlden arid hd O G GMorris Glorris G1erris Morris delegate del Qate to the national natonal conven convention convention convention tion was instructed i trcf to tovote vote for forhim him The Thenational tf tfntional thenational national ntional delegates from Bedford Bfror and Hunt HuntIngton Huntloglon HuntIngton Ington counties counte drlelate have received reele similar flrlar in instructions InItructions instructions structions structionsPIERRE Itructions ItructionsPIERE structionsPIErBE PIERRE PIERE S D March Maro 21 21The The Repub Repubatis RepubBCII Republirais liratis BCII atis of ofRates Sully Suly county cunty today elected elee dele dele doleatti Jate Rates to the Stateconvcntfon and instructed instructedth IMtrce Instructedtbm I Itb th tbm m n to cast their teir vote for national ntonldrleat ntonldrleatpledM delegate delegatepledged delegatesiledged pledged to Roosevelt The Te State conven convention cnven cnventlon convention tion will be held on May 4 4EDWARDSVILLE 4FDwAaosvlurz EDWARDSVILLE EDW wi ADSILL Ill March 21 21 21The Tho Te Mad Madwon Ma MadlAofl won jon county Republican Republon convention conventon today todayIndorsed toay Indorsed Indore the Administration Administrton of President Presidentftoosevelfr Prlldent Prlldentn PresidentIloosevelt ftoosevelfr ftoosevelfrJICKSOK n eel eelJACKSON 1 JACKSON Miss 1il March 21 21Te 21The The Repub Republican Rpub RpubIhMn RepubIlcan lican IhMn convention of o the Sixth Sixh district ditrl has haschosen hal haschoen cnventon chosen c Oen delegates dllllate to the te State Stte convention conventionMch cnventon cnventonhich conventionwhich which Mch meets mMt in Jackson Jaokon on Wednesday Weneay to toselect toIneAt toelset select IneAt delegates dellgat to t the national nalinal convention conventionResolutions conventionMolut conveptionRasolutlons Resolutions Molut 10M were adopted adopto adopted9ndorslng 1ndoJlng indorsing Ropse Ropseelt Rope RopeTel Ropsevelt Tel velt elt and an urginghis urging his nomination nomlUon at Chicago ChicagoGALVFSTON CloKo CloKoGALVF8TOS ChicagoAtvEsros GALVFSTON GALVF8TOS AtvEsros Tex March Marh 21 2tThe The Repub Republican Rpub Rpublc Repubtican lican lc State Stal convention CnvenUon to t elect elet delegates delegatcstlarge dellgatc delegatestlarge Itlarpe tlarge to the national Republican Repu11oa con convention connton concation vention nton meets mets in Dallas Dala tomorrow tomorrO The TheBounty Therunty Therounty Bounty delegate dllegaN to the Stoto 8tlto convention conventionriavn cnventon cnventonflF conventionhave riavn runty flF have all al been bfn Instructed Instrcte to vote ote for dele deleRates deleatr ddegates Rates atr to the thl thent1onal national convention nventon who will willipport wi wipJpport willIjpport ipport Roosevelts nomination for the thePresidency themldency thePresidency pJpport RosDeltR nominaton Presidency PresidencyHEAnST PresidencyIIEAnsT mldency mldencynE HEAnST nE nST DELEGATES HOLT HOLTold nOL nOLHold IIOIJTIbid Hold old a Rump Convention Convnton and Elect Elft Dele DeleKttet Dele Daleatcs Kttet ratl atcs to the th State Convention ConventionSALAMANCA Cometon CometonSALMJNCA ConventionSALAMANCA SALAMANCA SALMJNCA N Y March 21 21A 21An An effort effortlo elor lo Hampede Ilampe the First Fllt Assembly Ambly district districtconvention district districtconvention convention onpnton at Franktlnvllle FrakUnvlelor for Hearst Hearstoday Btllt Btllttdy Hearsttoday today tdy resulted re 1cd in a I dismal disml failure faiure Al AlfgeJ IItgo isgeti fgeJ delegates deltgateR from three thre towns where whereIt wherei It was i shown show no caucuses caucuts had been ben held heldre boldtre tre re excluded from the convention where wherepon wher wheretjpQfl IJnthe tjpQfl pon the Hearst Hearlt leaders leadel who had secured securedsome securedmoms sure sure80Cme some 80Cme delegates delegats without wihout making them tem aware awaref awar awareof of f t the Ie real f1 Issue withdrew wltdrew and with wih tho thonsBistanee tho1818tanc theMSIStanee nsBistanee 1818tanc of the rejected rjr1e delegates delegate held heldi i 1 rump rmp convention conventon and ad elected elcted delegate delegatejntliout delegatt delegatese jntliout e Ithout instructions to the State conven Irstmctons Stte cnven tion ttn ii i iThe ttnTelfun iiThe The Telfun full representation rpresntatcm in the te convention conventionas convenHona as a Mxtyone 1 xtione delegates delegawl Thirtythree Tlrthr re refnined roo rooaine romainj fnined mainj aine in a regular convention and elected electedfgulars eleto reglar convento dlegates legalff InlLmcte instructed for Judge Paker PakerI Parker ne bolting members numbered nineteen nineteenrPgu1ar T Tlegalff I blll membel lumbrr nieten nietenrlularl fgulars rlularl and nuio nll nine volunteers ol teel who ho came camejnthout catf camevtthoiit jnthout vtthoiit lhouht credentials erclntale The hn bolters blll claim to toI tohave have had ad 3 38 votel votes Their procedlnls procedlnlsere proceedings proceedingswere I were ere held bhind behind coBI closed dool doolJ doors J I Bii nSAttST HEARSl MEETIXO iEINocOIn iEINocOInDolon FFTIG COLD COLDDoit COLDIjostoii Doit Dolon Ijostoii on Doesnt Dotnt 3 ake ke keIUndy Kindly to the Boo BooCongressmen Dlom DlomConrrssm flbom flbomConressrnce Congressmen Conrrssm D Make takc8peeel Speeches SpeechesBOSTON SpeechesBosroNMamh2lAnattempt BOSTON BosroNMamh2lAnattempt March Mah 21 21AnMtmpt An Attempt was made maditonight mde mdetonight madetonight tonight to stir str up same lme enthusiasm enthusl m for forHearst forBerst forHearst Berst Hearst among amonl the local loal Demorts Democrats by byldng byidldIng holding ldng a mass m meeting mltng In Fnneuil Fae l Hall Hallbut Hl Hailbut but it I met with wih little ltfe success su u cess c there therebeln therebelnhardlr being beinghardly beinghardly hardly 1000 10 persona pRon p ie na present presentThe prnt prntThe presentThe The speakers speaer were wer George Fred FreWllns FreWllnswho Williams Williamswho Williamswho who has ha just admitted admitte that tlat ho wan wa in favor favoiof f8or f8orot favorof of the nomination nominaton of the New Ney Ne York Con Congressman Congresma Congressinan gressman gresma John J Fitzgerald Fizgerald of Providence ProvidenceGeorge Prvidenc ProvidenceGeorge George W Greene Grene of Providence Prvidence Congress Congressman CongrS man ma Shober of New York Congressman CongressmanDoArraond CongressmanDeArmond DoArraond DeArond of Missouri MIlourl Congressman ngrssml Van VatDucer VanDUer VanDucer Ducer DUer of Nevada and ad andCorigressman Congressman Cngreslman Liver Livernosh LivernMh Livernash nosh of California Clfomla fThey tey attempted attmpt to tcexplain toexplain toexplain explain why Hearst Holt should be the Demo Democratic Democrato Democratio cratic crato nominee nomlnii nomin for President PresidentVan Preident PreidentVan PresidentVan Van Duzer Duzr even went so far as a to tprelct tprelctthat predict predictthat predictthat that Hearst Beost would be elected elete to t the theoMce theoMceand office officeand officeand and all al the speakers spkers took tok a 0 fig fling at trusts trustssaying tmstl trustssaying saying lyng that It was wa the only Issue IBue of the thecampaign thecmpaign thecampaign campaign cmpaign and that Hearst was aA the only onlyman onlyma onlyman man ma who could be relied rele upon upn to t crush crushout crsh crshout crushout out the te octopuses octruSs which were throttling throttlingthe throtlng throtlngth the th entire country entra cut A A8peoh speech said sad to have been written wrlttln by Hearst HeAlt was Wa read rad at the meeting meetingWINCHESTER metng metngWINOHBSER meetingWINOBESTER WINCHESTER WINOHBSER Ill I March 21 21Te 21The The Demo Democrats Democt Democrate crate ct of Scott Sot county in convention convetion here heretoday her heretoday today adopted nopld resolutions roluton Instructing Instrotng delegates deleg 1 to the State convention conento to toot vote votefor votefor for delegates delegats to the national natona convention conventionthat cnvnton conventionthat that would support William Wila Randolph RandolphHearst Rndolph RndolphHeat RandolphHearst Hearst Heat for President Prsident and Indorsed Indord H T TRainey 1 1Riney TRalney Rainey Riney for Congress CongressHILLSBOROUOH CongreBILLBOROUOH CongressHiLLanonouou HILLSBOROUOH BILLBOROUOH III I March Marh 21 21The 21The The Mont Montgomery Montgomer Montgomery gomery gomer county couty Democratic Dmo rato convention conventionthis conventon conventonthis this morning adopted resolutions rolutons Indorsing Indorsingtho the candidacy cadidny of William WII p R Hearst Berat foi foiPresident forPreident foiPresident President Preident delegates delegate being Instructed to tovote tovote tovote vote for him first frst last 18t and ad all al the time timeBen timeBn timeBen Ben Bn F Caldweli Caldwel was a Indorsed Indored for Congress CongressTWA Congrs CongrsTRt CongressTIlUX TWA TRt DOWN DOJN BY Y THE LADY LADYA LAD LADA A T Te Tale Je or a PoetModel an Acid DoseThat DoseThatWent DOle1I DOle1In Dose That ThatWent Went n nt Wide and Remedial Remeial Soapsuds ttoapiudsDouglas toaplod toaplodDOglM SoapsudsDouglas Douglas Overin who is said Iald to t be both botha bth btha a poet pet and an artists artits model tried to com commit commit cornmit mit suicide last lat night with carbolic carblo acid acidIn aoldIn acidin In a drug dng store stre at Ninetyninth Nietyninth street stret and andColumbus andClubus andColumbus Columbus Clubus avenue Ienue Overin U a son of ofGeorge ofGeorge ofGeorge George D Overin an immigration Immigraton Inspector Inspectorand Inptor Inptorand Inspectorand and lives with his hi father at 68 6 6 West 100th 100thstreet l0h l0hstret 100thstreet street stret He ls I 19 years yer old oldHe oldHe oldHe He went to t the drug store and asked askedfor Mkedror nakedfor for carbolic carblo acid aid for cleaning ceaning purposes purposesAs purpe purpethe As the package was handed hade to t him he tore toreoff toreol toreoff off ol the label and raised the bottle bollB to his hislips hi hislips lips Charles Cle F Hatterman latena proprietor proprietorof of the drug drg store was w too quick for him himand himad himand and ad knocked knoke the te bottle botle to the floor for The Thewouldbe Thewouldbe Thewouldbe wouldbe suicide promptly pr rptyfalnted rptyfalntedOne thptly fainted faintedOne faintedOne One of the clerks called cale Policeman Polceman Warner WarnerWhen Waror WarorWhen WarnerWhen When the cop COf appeared young Overin Overinrecovered Oerlnrcer Overinrecovered recovered rcer in a hurry and tore tre out of the thoside theside theside side door dor He ran up Columbus avenue avenuefollowed avnue avnuefolowe avenuefollowed followed folowe by several policemen plcmen and a large largecrowd largecrwd largecrowd crowd crwd Just as a he mounted the steps stepsof stepsor stopsof of his hl home Warner Warlr overtook oerool him himAt himA himAt At A the West 100th l0h street stret station staton Overin Overinassured OerlnMurlth Overinassured assured Murlth the th police polce that he hadnt swallowed swallowedany swallowedany walowed walowedany any acid aid but b t they decided deide to tornake make certaIn cerxinThe celn celnThe certaInThe The remedial dose do administered adlnlslre consisted consistedlargely cnslstt consistedlargely largely lagely of soapsuds soapudo After Ater taking Overin Overinsaid Oern Oernsld Overinsaid said sld that he had no further furher inclination inclinatlohtoward inclnation inclnationtowl inclinationtowsrd toward towl suiqtde suiqtdeAll sul lde ldeAU AU Information Intoratlon about abut the young man manwas mana manwaarefusedat was waarefusedat a refused retu at his home The Te police polc ver version version er erslon sion was wa that he had been Mtr I1 trun run down downby downby downby by a young youg woman woma with lh whom hom he had hadbeen hadbeen I been friendly I VOUXG lOU G OFFEBAClt A7 A 4 SUICIDE SVICIDEHeal SUICIDEReal Real Estate Brokers r S Son n Had H Worried WorriedBecame WorriedBecause rled I Became He le Had No o Employment EmploymentSidney EmploymentSidney I Sidney Sidny L Offenbach Otenach 24 years Y6 oldson old ln son of ofJoseph orJOpb ofJoseph Joseph Offenbach Olenbh a real ral estate ftte broker brokerof of 167 Broadway Brdway committed c mmltt suicide lulcdo yes yesterday Ye yesterday terday by shooting sbootng himself h 1 in the right righttemple righ righttemple temple t mple with wil a 82caUbre 2Cbre revolver r olvei at t his Tilsresidence hisresidcnce hi residence rldTc 97 9 East Et lleth 16th street mretHl He was wasfound wasfoud wasfound found foud at B 60ct Vclodk dk k last l t night by his sister sisterHannah siler silerHnnal sisterHannah Hannah Hnnal who went to call cal him to todlner todlnerr dinner dinnerMr dinnerMr Mr r Offenbach Olebh said last night nigh that his hi son sonwns sonWM sonsns wns ofa very sensitive nature natu and ad ho wor worried worrie worred red rie because beau ver he sensitve had been ben out of a job for the thelast thelast thelast last last month moth He went to his hi room rom in I the theafternoon tll theafternoon afternoon and told the te servant sMant not to have haveanybody haveayby haveauybody anybody ateroon ayby disturb diturb him until uti 6 1 oclock oclockInstructed ocock ocockIntroted oclockInstruoted Instructed Introted for Parker ParkerOLKAN P Pirk tk r rOLKN rOtEAN OLKAN OLKN N 1 Y March Mah 21 21Te 21The The first trt As Assembly ksaembly s sembly sembly district Democratic Demortocnventon convention to today t today day elected elete these the delegates delegate to t the State Stateconvention Stt Stateooivdntion convention ooltnton D W Dean W NW1I N 11 and andT andT andT T P Ryan They were we instructed lnstmcte for forParker rorParker forParker Parker for President Prrldent Thomas O H Dowd Dowdwas DowdWM Dowdwas was Indorsed Indore for State committeeman cmmittman after aftera a bitter biter fight fgbt Contesting Contetng delegates delegatr will willbe wi willbe be b sent to t the State Stt convention conventionUMEBTOVN cnventon cnventon11MI8TON conventionljJasioiv UMEBTOVN 11MI8TON N Y March Marh 21 lThe 21TheDemocratic lTheDemoratc The TheDemocratic Democratic Demoratc First Frt Assembly ASmblv district Istrct con convention conventon convention vention venton for Cattaraugus rtarugu6 county was held heldin heldi heldin in i Franklinville FankUmle this afternoon atteroon and broke brokeup brke brkeup brokeup up in a I row rw between betwen the DowdHlll DwcHI faction factionand Cntlon Cntlonad factionand and ad antiDowdHearst antDwdBesL faction faUon Thomas ThomasT Thoms ThomsT T Troy Try of Clean Oe who has been bn manag ing the Hearst Het campaign campaig claimed clime a ma majority majorty majority jority jorty of tile delegates delegatesJefferson deleatM deleatMeeron delegatesJPtVerson Jefferson eeron County Cunt Democrat moerau for Parker ParkerWATKRTOWK ParkrWATRTOW ParkerWAmarow2 WATKRTOWK WATRTOW N Y March Marh 21 21The The pri primaries primarlr primarks marks marlr in this city ity were were held this evening eveningand evenlngand eveningand and the majority majorty of those ho se in the rural dis districts distrcts dietricts tricts trcts have bn been held In several sverl of these theseresolutions thle thlere8Iutons theseresolutions resolutions were passed showing the sense senseof senAOor senseof of re8Iutons the primaries p llrl to t pe be h for Cor Parker although althoughthe alhough alhoughthe the delegates delegate were Wlre not instructed Instruote forhlm forhlmA for 11m 11mA him himA A hot fight fgh is being blng waged age against aaln8t State StateCommltteeman Stte StteCommiteman StateCommitteeman Committeeman Commiteman John N Carlisle Crlsle by John JohnM JohnM M Fitzgerald of Sackotts Sa kets ketts Harbor Harbr at one onetime onetme onetime time tme a commission merchant merhant In New York YorkHe YorkHe YorkHe He already has one on of tho two Assembly Assemblyhe Aemhlv Aemhlvdistricts AsembIvdistricts districts nray but wi will not oppos oppose Crlsle Carlisle Ir Irhe fthe he can cal be b elected elel chairman chairmanMurphy cbalrmanIuph chairmaniurphy Murphy Iuph Coins 6olnl Away Ail Again AgainCharles AKatnCharle AathCharles Charles Charle F Murphy Muphy Murphyiii will l give A I dinner dinnertonight dinnertonlgbt dinnertonight tonight tonlgbt at tho Democratic Demoto Club to Webster WebsterDavis Webter WebterDa WebsterDavis Davis Da and will wi leave l ve town to tomorrow trorw for foranother roranother foranother another vacation aeUon He will wi be away awa prob probably probablyror probably ably ablyror for fora a ctrople cpl Of OrWeM Otweek week i He is endeavor l Indsevorlog endeavoring nivor nivorIng ing to keep kep his hi destination detlnaton a secret Joret hut it itwan It itwas wan wMsld said last lastnight night that he would go either eitherto elth eitherto r rto to Mich Hot Springs Sprng Va Vip or to Mount Mount Clemens ClemensMich Clemen ClemensMich Trie i Weather WeatherTljere WeatherTtere ratherT4 Tljere T4 re wu U cloudy c0udJ and d rainy weather tber over ncirlr ncirlrII an II the country cuntu yejttra restrr yestCTd1 r nave ve for or New X W York trk ork and andNew endNew d dew New ew EnUndind FnrdaDd It became b c re cloudy coud with lb sleet find findr and andrla r rla ln In these Ib sections aeelons toward towIrd night ilrh The Te jAlnUill jAlnUillwa Ainfl wa a heavy hevy In tl the he Stales tt tate3 ofthe Mississippi JIl lpp Valley Valleyfrom al fly flyfrom y yfrom from Mississippi Mlu lppl to t Mtnnetota lnnet and nd there Ilrwer were wereheavy werebaa beY baa heavy thuBderatornij tbulderators In Arkansas Akaaa Tennruee Tennrueeand Tepnet Tepnetad Tcpncsseeand and ad MUtourl These condjtlon rondll dndhi n tis were ere due to an anar anarea e eafa ar afa area a Mlurl of hljh hIrpreeUrc l lprtsure pressure paMlhr 11 peQtnrout lnr jput theSt tit St Lawrence LawrenceValley Lrn LanrenresI1ey e eIRer Valley IRer sI1ey and throwing Ihrwln r off or northtuterljr norl uterY winds windsand tted ttedand lld and to an extensive ellelhe areaof araof 10wreure IowvresaUre wi r ure covering coyerlnrlh verlnr verlnrIhe the lh Stale Ilal between b behatenthe lween the Rocky Roe Mountains toUltnln and the theMississippi tbeMhswllpl be beMtstuippI Mississippi river and nd spreading csMwafd e tward The Thewind Theod Theatid nyer wind Mhswllpl od were high eaat eat and sotllhetsi oilheu In the MIls Mississippi MIlsllpl MIcshsirpt sippi llpl Valley Valle alle and the he Lake Lakelrlons LakelrlonsTe1mptrlur Lakerron LakerronThe rrjlona rrjlonaThe The Te1mptrlur temperature was wadlrhllocrln tltrhtly IIthtWtOWcr lower In the llintlo tttintloStSte llintloStates lanlo lanloSlat States Slat hut decidedly dNlddh bltiurln brheln higher In all other districts districtsU dtlteU dtlteUI U I was wis L above aOn frcerlnc pointIn pint In Minnesota 1tnnsola and Md South SouthDakota Suth SuthDkola SouthDakota Dakota DakotaIn Dkola DkolaIn In this th lht city clr the tb day dl openedifalr becoming beconlor cloudy cloudyabout c d ldf t1dyabout ldfabut about abut noon non and rilny fllf In the th evening wind fresh freshnortheasterly rrch rrchnorhu freshnortheasterly northeasterly norhu ltrl average erte hUml humidity I 87 7 per cent centbarometer centbarmeter centharnmetr barometer barmeter corrected rorrtr d Id retdlo r dis sea ta level it 1 8 XM XM9M5 M 9M5 14 12 s I 1 M Mftc 31 w wThe The temperature Itmpcr lure yesterday esleda a as recordd by the theofficial Ibeomelal theothclal official thermometer Is shown In the annexed annexedtable auoelMtable annexedtable table IK4 IOj 1 10 1503 OS IOW 11 1603 1603fflAM I IO3IOAUxl 3 3f fflAM IOAUxl A l 11 l f PM PM1JM 1 1t 0 lU lUOPM as f 1JM 12 OS ipM OPM 0 St 38 38spii e U Uat eeettizw spii u etiijMidv at IUII as1 a si 61 61AIIIIOTI atWASHrNOmK i iWASBnvaTOKroHrCASTrOKTODATAKDTOUORROW WASBnvaTOKroHrCASTrOKTODATAKDTOUORROW WASBnvaTOKroHrCASTrOKTODATAKDTOUORROWfor WASHrNOmK AIIIIOTI ri p ptrcAaT C AT roa TO5ODAT TO DA T A AtrDro 1t T 10110W 10110WJor soanow soanowPer for taitftn NI W York 1lrl tatlern t n Ptnaiilrnla PtnaiilrnlaXtieUntil pnDVlr peneyininlnXeiD t tI XeiD XtieUntil I 7frsj Ut and btltitart bI4Iar rclnaiiil rlnIIlrm vxirmer loAou loAouict 104Veln to4aytell ict tell eln lamorrmc iorrw toUtxttt toU311 v tltartny CIarlnC Ii ffl n aflfrnoon aflfrnoontrfi nllmr oISmoonbrts trfi bl linilhtotl dwhtoatfoS llhoiroolll tenth uth wInd Ilnd t iltMfto t Ct veil veilFor lulIor iresllor For New t Rnclnd Poclad rain and warmer wrm r tod looa looaran today todayratS y yrail rail ran tomorrow lomorr followedby fnlowedbj followed b dealing ceMlnr In Illhe the after afternoon ater atern atternoon n noon n biljU bll k southeast aOlthc t winds on the coast coastFor 011 011For coastFor For the District nlslrct nf Columbia mid Mm 11Ulad 11UladraIn 1tarind 1tarindriC land landraU raIn and much warmer farmr today toda fair tomorrow tomorrowrent tomoT tomorrowtrash rent II l to brisk brtll east rIt winds Iods becornln beomlr southerly southerlyFor aulhrr aulhrrFor For To western we51 m N New w York ork rain and ad warmer warer today todayrtlncnd 10 todarrain dar darrlnld rtlncnd rlnld rain and colder rlder eoldertoniorrow tomorrow tomoT brisk brk aoutbtast aulbtul winds windsbefomlnt windsbeC windsberelni befomlnt beC r northwesterly rtltelerl rtltelerli i PO MMERY MMERYThe The Standard for Champagne ChampagneQUALITY ChampagneI ChampagneQUALITY I QUALITY QUALITYThe I The World Over OverPOMMERY OverPOMMERY OverPOMMERY POMMERY CHAA1PAONB CHA11PAONE IS ALWAYS TO BE FOUND FOUNDAT FUND FUNDAT FOUNDAT AT PROMINENT GATHERING OATHERINCS WHERE THE EXPEN EXPENDITURE EXPENDTURE I3XPRNDITURE DITURE DTURE OF HONEY IS NO CONSIDERATION CNSIDERATIN AND THE THEBEST THEBEST ThEBEST BEST OF WINES ARE SERVED SERVEDL I L J ROOSEVELT SCOTCHED SNAKE SNAKHIS SNAKEIlS SNAKEills HIS IlS FRIEXItS FnElS NOT iOl SO SATISFIE SATISFIEAS S S4TISFIEDAS TISFIBD TISFIBDAS AS THE TiE GOVERXOIl G01EnYOl IS 75Conferred ISConferrees ISConferrers Conferred Tied TIel him 1m to a Political Poltcal Corpse rorpstSny I CorpseSn Crpse CrpseDr Sny Sn Dr the Men Ien Who ho Know HIO How low Tiling TilingNtand ThtngsItand ThingsStand Stand Itand In II the thl Republican Republcn Party Part li lithe In Inthe inthe the State PtnteGov ov O Kiel 11rl Complacent ComplacentPresident ComplacentPresident ComplacentPresident President Roosevelt Rooevel in the estimation etimaton o oRepublicans or orRepublcans ofRepublicans Republicans Republcans who delve beneath the surfnc surfncof surCaeeot of affairs afair has his only scotched fcotchr tho snake Anke i ithe In Inthe inthe the Republican Uepublcan State situation A uatlon The free freand freeand and easy MS method metho by which some of th thPresidents the thePreidents thePresidents Presidents Preidents friends in II the Platt conference conferencat conCertnce conCertnceat at tho Fifth Firh Avenue Hotel on Sunday Sunea after afternoon afer afernon afternoon noon non turned the Republican Republcn mnchlner mnchlnerof mnchineryof of the te State Stte over to Gov Odell Odel by b requesting requeetinithe reuCLlng reuCLlngthe requestingthe the Governor to become becmo State chairman chalrmaiat chairan chairanat at the April Aprl 12 convention conventon came cme in fo fomore for rormore formore more or less comment cmment from Republican Republicanwho HtpubleaM HtpubleaMho Republicanswho who ho have a deeper deper interest Interet In the part partthan pary parythan party partythan than those th0e who can point for proof of their theiallegiance teir teiralEgllnce theirallegituico allegiance alEgllnce only to the celerity crlcri with wih which tvliiclthey whichOle whichUiey they Ole can leap into the patronage patroM e trough troughSome trugh trughSome troughSome Some of President Prldelt Roosevelts friend friendsold Crlondssaid friendssaid said that to them Coy GO Odells Odels selection flectlon t tbe to tobe tobe be State chairman ohalran meant that the Governor Govemomust Goveror Goverormust Governormust must now demonstrate his hl loyalty to Presl Presldent PrCi PrCident President dent Roosevelt Uooevelt in the approaching Ipproachlng cam campalgn campaign campaign paign They hoy admitted admited that they knew knevimany knewmany knewmany many instances Intance of Gov Odells Odels disloyalty disloyaltybut dllloyul but they argued urgee that as 1 State SUtn chairman chairn it itthis In Inthis this thi Presidential Prleental year ear he must perlorce perlorcebo bo loral Rut ut others other said that they did no nooven not notoven notoven oven now view tho future futurE in the State with willequanimity withequanlmi withequanimity equanimity equanlmi Some wild uld that the President Preaiderihimself Preident Preidenthilsol Presidenthtiniseif himself hilsol Was WI was no more popular in the State Statitoday Stte Sttetoda Statetoday today toda than ho h was wal in 1893 when ho won the tluGovernorship thenovernorhlp theovernorshlp Governorship novernorhlp by only 17000 0 whereas whereaiMcKlnley whereMIcK whereasMcKinley McKinley IcK In ley carried carrild the State StltO two years ranl before befonby bCoro bCoroby beforeby by a plurality pluraly of 2fl840C 2fl840CThey 264 264Ihy 2118400Ihey They were wer surprised UrprlBo that that some of th thPresidents the thePresidents Ihy Presidents pfldlntR friends at the Platt conference conferenceand conCernce conCernceld conferenceand and ld it was wa declared delard that they would not nolhave nothao nothave have done don I FO 10 without his hi tiermlsslon perml lon should shouldaccept shouldacpt shouldaccept accept acpt Gov Odell Odel to bo State chairman charmn In ira Ina ina a year fraught with tremendous tremrndous come consequences cne cnequenc comeluences quences quenc in the face of the Governors Governorsattitude CovErors CovErorsatiude iosernorsattitude atiude attitude toward tho President Pridenl and of the thewell theel thewell well el known kno towa n fact Cat that the Governor and andhis andhis andhis his friends frends have not hesitated hCilato to utter uttr the themost them0t themost Roosevelt RooseveltYet RooseveltYet most m0t bitterly biterly hostile hOte expressions exprsloM about Mr MrRoosevelt llr llrHOeel MrRoosevelt HOeel Yet these t1 e friends of the President Preident accept acceptGov acpt acptGov acceptGov Gov Odell Odel to be b State chairman when whenthere whenthere whenthere there is I abundant Republican Hepub1cn testimony testimonythat tctmony tctmonythat testimonythat that no more unpopular unpopulr Republican Republcn in inthe inthl inthe the thl State lives 1f than Gov Go Odell Odl1 The Gov Governor Go Goernor Governor ernor has h8 antagonized antagonize the farmers rarmer In forty fortythreo fory fortythree three thre counties countlN on the canal hare br o matter matterHis mater matterIlls His 11 charities charitl legislation leglllatol his I hoisting hOltng the theliquor tholquor theliquor liquor lquor license lceusl the th uniformly unlrorly unhappy unhappyconditions unhappycndltlons unhappyconditions conditions cndltlons at Albany Alony not to mention menton the thetaint thetaint thetaint taint of graft which in I over all al of Cloy Oovclump 0 CloyOdeils gft Odels Odeils adminitrton administration and the Uepublcn Uepublcnlump Republican Republicanslump clump demonstrated demonsrte in the recent rent village villageand viage viageand villageand and town to elections aa well wel as in tho ele clolot elections electionsIn lons lonsin in 1903 113 led to the criticism criticim yesterday terday that thatto thlt thltPNidrnt thatPresident le PNidrnt President Hoeclts toosovclts Crend friends have tie tied him himto himtoa toa to a 1 political corpse corpseBut corpseIbit But pltical the thl mlxchlof corpe corpeDut has been hln done the thecritics thecrltlC thecritics critics crltlC sold ald and cannot now be remedied remediedSenator remedlor remediedSenator Senator Senatr Platt departed for Washington Washingtonyesterday Wnohlngtonreterday Vashlngtonyesterday yesterday reterday morning moring perfectly prfetlv FatUfied FatLfed with withthe withthe withthe the situations uatloll and Gov Gv Oooll Odel returned returEd to toAlbany toAl toAlbany Albany Al any equally oualy satisfied t fe that his hi ambition ambitionof ambi 101 of the last lat few months month to bo State Stat chair chairman chairman I man had been bn gratified grtife Gov Odell Odel said saidas saidas as he left tho Fifth Firh Avenue A venue Hotel HotelThe H l1fte1The tel telThe I The situation situaton is satisfactory Itisfectol to me meI meI meI I cant cnt see fP that them has hl be bem been m any an great greatchange greatchae greatchange change chae The only result rrsul of the gathering gatheringthat gatllring gatllringthat that is I new Is the declaration dllarton of Senator SenatorPlatts Snator SnatorPlals SenatorPlaits Plaits Plals friends frendR that they the want wat mn to bo bochairman bechira hochairman chairman chira of the Republican Ueflblcn State Stte com committee cm cmmite centiitittco mittee mite That is highly gratifying grtCyln indeed indeedMy indt indeedMy My lly friends have been bn urging mo for a along nlong along long time to take tko the place Xow the themen themen themen men who tme are ar known as the Senators SluBtors friends friendsand Crlendsand friendsanti and who joined joinl in the conference conrertnce yentor yentorday yesterday lHter lHterday day by his hf Invitation Inviation ask ak me to become becomeState bume bumeSlate becomeSlate Slate chairman so 8 it is practically prctlclly a unani unanimous unall unallmou unanlmolts molts mou demand for my m services srvkos Of course coursethis CUle CUlethlR coursethis this pleases plpQs me meAs meA meAi As A to the statement ftatement issued Isle in which whichSenator whichSenator I Senator Sllalor Platt is If acknowledged acknowleo as the thl State Statoleader Stle StleIlader Stateleader leader Ilader and both of us lU agree agre not 10t to Interfere Interferein Interfer I Iin in in district fights fghtR that lt Is i all al right rilht but thero therois is if nothing nothlnp now In It I have said IAld all al along alongthat alongthat alongthat I that the ie Senator may remain remlin State Slatf leader leaderax leder lederal ax al long ox I he lives I dont want the title titleI I I have acknowledged acknolo c his leadership loderhip about aboutonce aboutonce I Ionce once a month for the last year Ytar and one onemore onesnore I Imore more acknowledgment doon not 10t matter matterConcerning maler matterConcerning i Concerning C ncErlnp district fights flhts I want to say saythat sayihat that Ihat I have not interfered Intorcr yet ye and do not notIntend notInlend notIntend I Intend to interfere I therefore thereoro simply simplyagreed simplysigreed I Iaprc agreed to continue cOlllnuo my present policy policySenator polc polcSenator policySenator Senator aprc Platt Plltt is satisfied Hltlffe frent I nm 1m ftlRfP satisfiedeserylody satisfied satisfiedeverybody I Ieerbor everybody eerbor U mtl satifled tfld fled and wo o ought to tohave tohave I Ihave have real rnl beautiful beAutifl harmony harony now nowRegent nowRgent nowRegent Regent Rgent Edward war Laulerhnoli Luterbach Is If a great greatstudent greattudlnt greatstudent student tudlnt of the Junkie Juill Letters Lterl When WhEn not notin notin notin in a hurlyburly hurlburl concerning his liR profession professionhis profeBion profeBionhis his chief recreation rcration Is tho study of tho Let Letters Lt Ltter Lettees tees ter of Junius Junlul and hero her is what Mr Lauter Lauterf Llter Llterbach Lauterbach bach Mid yesterday est ra concemln coneernirqt the result remltof of f the Platt Plai conference cnfernco at tho Fifth Fith Avenue AvenueHotel AenUAHotll AvenueHotel Hotel Hotll on Sunday Suday afternoon afternoonThat atemoon atemoonTlt afternoonflint That Tlt statement given giw out after ater tho thoconference theconference conference ronrrnce yesterday rftera was WI nothing nOlblg more morethan morethan morethan I than a declaration dEclartlon that tht existing exlrtng conditions conditionsexist eondltols eondltolsexilt conditionsexist exilt exist It I would bn h just OH I newsy to t declare declarethat declarethat that Julius Julus Crosar CRr is still sti dead drl Senator SenatorPlait SenatorPiatt nator natorPlatt I Plait is 11 tho State leader Gov Jo Odell Odol will willmanage wi willmanage manage ge the Ih campaign ampalg nnd nndthero thero you youaro youare OU are aroWith With Oov Go Odoll Odel as State chairman chlrma It ItIs I Itis I Is the belief bller that tho chairmanship hulrmanfhp of the theState theRlate theState State executive committee commltC will wi go either to toexRepresentative toexRepresentative esReprentatve exRepresentative eXEutve William Wilam Ij I Ward of ofWestchester otWltcbester ofVestchester I Wltcbester Westchester or William WIlam C Warren of Bur Buffalo Burfalo l3uffalo falo Gov Odell Odel will 1 not resign as Gov Governor Governor rrnor ernor his friends friedf cierlare even though thoughlie thouhhe lie and ad Ms Ils friends severely criticised crlUde Col ColfJeorge ColGeorge George Glrge W Dunn for being belns State 8tle chairman chairmanmd charman charmanand chairmanand I and remnininc a Railroad Iairlul Commissioner Commissionerit I it one and Ind the same Ame time IJoutiovUicplns IJoutiov IJeutOo IJeutOoHhplns LieutGovIligrins I Iput Uicplns in II his hil mild mid nnd gentle e tla fashion fashionput faRhon fashionput put It I this wa waI way I see RO no reason rpnlon whv the Governor can cantot cannt canr1ot tot attend atend to the duties of his office ofce and andit andat andat nt at the name Ie time tme act let as chairman Culrnn of the thoRepublican IhoRepublcan theRepublican Republcan Republican Stato committee ommlttC The Thl duties dutiesf dutes dutesor or f the two places need ml1 not 101 conflict conflictJERSEY confct confctnmmIRlprIUC conflictJEThSEI JERSEY nmmIRlprIUC RErCHLlCAXS nitItLIctVs tj MEET MEETelect 1Efr 1EfrSelct IEETSelect Select elect May Ia 1O O lsthela the Day ar for the Mate Matei StateContention tateConrnton i Convention Conrnton In Trenton TrentonTRENTON Tenton TentonnE TrentonFnExroi TRENTON nE TN March Marh I 1Thl 1The The Republican Republicantato1 Ropublcan RopublcanHlate Republican8tate Hlate tato1 committee commltl met here tonight and andxed andfxed andfixed fxed fixed xed Tuesday Tuesay May 10 as tho date for forhe rorIhe forthe the he State Slat convention conenton to t nominate delegates delegateso delegntr to o the national natonal convention conventon United Unie States Statesonator StatC StatesSenator Senator Snator John Keen Ken will wi preside atthe con conentlon conventon convention entlon which us usual will wi bo b held in inonventlon Inthl Inthis venton thl this clt city Resides dtl rlotlng electing dllflatp delegates the theconvcnton theconvention convention will w1 select f1ft members membrr of the Ro Roubllcan Ho Itopublican convcnton publican ubllcan State committee commite one from frm each eachounty rnchcounty eachcounty county publcan with the he exception excptlol of Hudson and amissex andElex andEssex Elex Essex ssex from each of which two members membersrill mmbl memberswill will rill bo chosen chosenThe chosenThe sen senTe wi The Te och committee commite received reelvl the resignation resignationf rignaton or f Major Edward J Anderson Andern the super supervisor uperisor I visor lr of the New Jersey State Prison Prisn pr and nnddoptcd Ind Indadopte andadopted adopted resolutions of regret Major An Anderson j jerson adopte rColutons dplon derson erson has ha served snr so rv ed continuously contmuoull reJrt on 01 the theommlttce thecommltC thecommittee committee commltC for twentyfour years yearsl er i l v DID XOT ATTACK MAYOR AYOR AXDHVS AXDHVSMr AlDnUS AlDnUSIr Mr Ir Morse S Sa 855 Ills 111 Words ordl About Trek TrekElevation Taek TaekEeaUon TrackElevation Elevation EeaUon iVere ere MUoonstrued MUoonstruedWaldo lUheonstruedWaldo MtseonstruedWaldo Waldo G MOle Morse of this city and ad Yonkers Yonkershas Yonkei Yonkershas has sent a I letter leter to Mayor John E Andrua Andruaof Andr8 Andr8or of Yonkers Yonker explaining that he did not in intend Intend Intend tend to accuse the latter later of fraud in the thematter themater thematter matter mater of the elevation of the New York YorkCentrals YorkCentrals YorkCentrals Centrals tracks trcks In that city plans plan for forwhich rorhlch forwhich which hlch tho Yonkers Yonker Council Counci voted vote to ap approve approve approve prove on March 18 18At 18At 18At At the meeting on that day Mr Morse Morseas MorseI as I counsel counlel for the property owners owner who whoare whoare ho hoare are opposed oppoB to the accepted acepte planfor plan tor ole elevating olevating vating vatng the railroad rairoad tracks through the thecity thecl thecity city cl tiled Ile a protest of sixteen sixten points One Oneof Oneof Oneof of the features fpature complained complaine of U I the pro provision provision provision vision for a bridge over a right of way In Infront Infront infront front of property owned owno by tho Mayor Mayoralong Mayoralong Mayoralong along the waterfront allowing alodng for a grade gradecrossing gradecrolng gradecrossing crossing over a switch swloh nt lt that point Mr MrMorse Mrorse MrMorse Morse orse aid that Lhlt the plans on file fle did not notshow notshow notshow show this arrangement and said sid that tha it ithad Ithad Ithad had been ben disclosed dlslos d at a previous J revlou8 meeting meetingthat mllng mllngthat meetingthat that It had II ad been ben made mde without the knowl knowledge knowlMFe knowledge edge MFe of tho Common Council Counci and ad appar apparently apparenty apparently ently enty without wihout the knowledge knolego of tho mem members member membore bore ber of the committee comitee to tolndlcate indicate a con construction cn cnstructon cotistrtiction struction structon different dlrent from that contem contemplated cntem cntemplute contemplated plated platedAt plute At least lct one of the board boar took this to be beit h bean a an atak attack upon the Mayors motves motIves and andIt andIt it It was wa so o referred upn to in Tl TlMr Til TilE SUN SUNMr SUNMr Mr Morse Iore rrere says in his letter lettr that this thi was wasnot wa wasnot not tho construction constructon sy which hlch should have havebeen haveben havebeen been ben placed upon the section seton of his com complaint complaint cornplaint plaint plae referred to and assert that he did didnot didnot didnot referre ner3 not intend to attack atak or question uOton in any anyway anya anyway way a the motives molhe of the Mayor lsor Further Furthermore Frther FrtherI Furthermore more he said saidI saidI I did not intend to intimate Intmae that thatyou thatyou thatyou I you had had any private negotiations Dgotaton with withtho wlh wlhIhe withthe the railroad rirod company or had obtained obtainedfrom oblae obtainedfrom compny from froU or been beln promised promis by them any per perj persorial pr prI j Fonal advantage to yourself YOlrel or that tht in ini Inconducting i conducting conductnj or participating prticipting in the nego negotiations negotiatons negotiations tiations in behalf I hllr of tho city you had been beeni bn bnat i tiatons at all al influenced Infuence by personal pronal considers conslderaI cOUlder considerstions I tionH tionHMr tlonHI tionsMr Mr Ir Morse Iore says BI1 that he made mae substan substantially substantially ubtn ubtnUnl I tially Unl this statement tntlrent to one of the reporters reportersafter rprtl reportersafter after the meeting meting intending lnLndlng to correct correcti corrt corrtj correctwhat i j what seemed to be b an erroneous eronoul irhpres Impre Impreesion 1 sion on Ieme the part of certain certan Aldermen Aldermenwhich Aldermenwhich Aldermenwhich which showed howe nn In entire entr misapprehension misapprehensionof of his formal protest against the elevation elevationof elevaton elevatonor I of tho tracks tracksThe trDb trDbTe tracksThe The Te construction conftrctlon placed plac upon the lan language lanI langilago I guage used l by Mr Ir Morse upn in his formal formalcomplaint forml formlcomplant formalcomplaint complaint complant gago e filed fe the thp publication publicaion of which whichcaused whic whichcaused caused offence ofenC to Mayor Andrus Mr llr Morse Morsesays Morsesays Iore Ioretays cause says tays would ould in nil ni probability prbabity have havebeen been bn car corrected cr crrtE carrected rected rtE at tho meeting meting had ha he been bn permitted permittedto permite to make a I verbal verballlatement statement in reply rply to the thechar thecharge i icharge charge char e made mde by one of the Aldermen Alderen that thathe thathe thatho he had attacked atacke tho motives motive of the Mayor MayorMr MayorMr IayorIr Mr Ir Morse asked Mke permission prmfBion to reply to t this thisintending thisIntending thisintending intending to correct corrt this false fale impression impressionat Ilprlon at ohcc ohc but but on motion of the Aldermen Aldermenthe the privilege prvlege was denied denie to him he says saysMr saysMr Mr Ir Morse lon aid yt Ylteray yesterday terday that he Intended Intendedto Intende sa1 to show showbv by by his protest prtest on this particular particularpoint particularpointthiat Jarlclar Jarlclarpoint point pointthiat that ho was WA opposed OppOe to a 1 bridge brd e and anda andgrde a grade grde crossing crpsing and ad was not attacking attackingthe atacking atackingtho attackIngthe the manner in which which the provision prlllon for such suchcame suchcame suchcame came to be in the plans plansI plan I have the highest regard re af1 for Mayor MayorAndrus MayorAndrus layorAndrs Andrus Andrs Mr 11 Morse sold lld yesterday yolray and andwould andwould andwould would bo the lost person in In the world to toimpute toimpute toimpute impute to him any Inv motive motve pron except exclpt the high highof hl highcet h hNt Nt cet integrity In this mater matter A As a mater materof matter matterof of fact he would be b better beter off ol if the railroad railroadwas rlrad rlradas was as left as Mlt It is today tay so IO far as 8 his property propertyis prpry prpryil is il IA concerned In order to preserve prBere his hisright hisrlht hisright right rlht onrrne of way WiY the company orer has made me this thisprovision thisprolslon thisprovision provision for a bridge brdge to which in the theinterests theItefts theinterests interests Itefts of my client clent chien4 I am opposed be becoimo b because cause caufo of the noise caused cau8 by the oppe trains trainsWe trns trnsWe trainsWe We do not 10t want ant any an bridges brdgE even if we wehave wehave have la got ot to have the tracks trcs elevated eleatP and andto anr andto to call cal attention atention to that tha was Wa the solo ste purpose purposeof purse purseof of that part par of my protest upon upo n which whichthis whichthila hic this th fnl falte false e construction cMtnlclon was placed uJo MRS un KELLY KELI KELIAWlLI WILL GET S3iOQ S3iOQChecks S3O S3Olrk S3WOtheekfi Checks lrk From Baltimore DaUmoro Will Wi He 01 Given to tothe tothe tothe the Fireman Iremlns Widow Today TotltyTwo Toay ToayT1o TodayTwo Two T1o checks cheks for the th benefit bneft of the widow widowof of Mark Kelly Kely the te fireman frman who whowl whowas was among amongthoso amongthOBO amongthose those who wont from this thl city to fight fgbt tho thoBait thoBalthDor theBaltimore Bait BalthDor Baltimore I room fire fr and who died from pneu pneumonia pneumonia pneumonia monia as a a I result tult of exposure expoRur were eM received receivedat rled rledat at tho City Ciy Hall Hal yesterday YCteray One ne check checkwas chek cheka checkwas was a for 11I 1800 contributed contrbute by the thl firemen firemenand frmen frmenInd firemenand and Ind city officials ofeials of Baltimore Baltimor while wnie the theother theother theother other which hlch was 1 for II l40o represented representedpopular rprnt representedjopular popular subscriptions collected colect by a I Balti Baltimore DaH Baltimore more mor newspaper newBpaperThe lewspaper lewspaperTho newspaperTIme The money monp would have been en handed hande to toMrs tolrl toMrs Mrs lrl Kelly Koly yesterday Istera had Mayor MaClellan MaClellannot 1o IElan not 101 been bn confined confne to his homo with the grip gripIt gripI It I will wi be h given plven to her today to ay It I has hl boon boonnuggostcd boenII beensuggested suggested II gMlrd to the thl Mayor that tat it itwould would woud per perhaps pr prhaps perhiLts haps bn wiser to appoint olnt a committee commite to toinvest tohlrft toinvest invest hlrft the money mono for 1P Mrs Mr Kelly Ke1ln in view of oftho otIhl ofthe the Ihl fact that she has ha had had no business buein0 ex experience experience oxperience perience Private Prvato Secretary Srtar OBrien OBren said saidthnt sd sdthlt saidthat that thlt the Mayor Maor felt fel t that as 1 the money had hadbeen hadben hadbeen been ben subscribed Hubsrol for her without wihout conditions conditionsit oondltols oondltolsIt it was Wi his duty to transfer tralCer it to her without withoutrestrictions wihout wihoutret withoutrestrictions restrictions ret rlctons of of any kind kindCourt lndCnurt kindCourt Court Calendar Calendar This Day DayAppellant DayDRlbP DayAnpeilimts Appellant a Division IirItonSuptcnis 1 Supreme Court CourtNo No 44 41OS 44SUlrrme 44is OS DRlbP tin AS M 87 5 U 11 till 14 I 13 I 6 es 88 8 ice ir SI 5 01 01Supreme 51Supreme i Supreme Court CunSleclal CourtSpecial Special TermIarl Jcrm iermiarl ran 1 Mo Motion Molion lo lolon lion SUlrrme calendar eal ndar called calrd at 1080 100 A M t Pan ls llKs llKsparte IRK IRKmurr Iilxparte lon parte matters Iart 111 ii iCiearMnttonsTle iCiearMnttonsTlemurrersos r Clear Motion De DemurrersNos e murrersNos murr os 41 451 Preferred Ir rerred raiivsNos raiivsNosi7 al os i7 172 4752 2 4740 47D General calendar calendarNat alendarO Nos miSS 16 404 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iIieainsJennleealon Jennie Newton WIO Domlolck NeuMh Neuh Thomas ThomasNo Toma Thomasflhine flhine fnlns a at io30 t l tiary it Plinopton imtiy I A APetofl pm Petofl n at 112 253 1 j 25 i TrIal NtJi TermNo I 1952 lii liiof i iot ot Srnh Sarah aban atban No 0 lr 1903 wi will Of MaTla Marcia Sherrl Sherrili Sherrilio No 0 l 111 i90s os will w of Emma Schenck Shenck at a 1030 IU A AAI AAIlr M MCity LIcity City lr Court CourSpecal CourtSpecial Special Term Court Cur opens at 10 10A 10M A M Motions Trial Term TerIAr TermIsrt Part I Iao ICue Case un unfinished unnnlshd mjnflolohed finished Molon Nos 10 DIMM Sl 24K 2j6 IMS l IJ3I 121 7166V 7UI 72116 IOU 1016IWW IOUM7 M7 47 ISIS 211 2131 2U4 2 2t 049 4t 4t lii 1151 11111 7i3Ij 117 1517 IWW 11 Part lll IIAdloumed lilAdiouined Adjourned for the term Part PartIllCau PanW PartZiiCace IllCau unfinished Nat 1H7 2397 2157 3437 W t 1M J WIg WIg1m ro 1970 2076 2440 251M k 2322 11532 1716 235 1349 1229 23 27 2367 i71941 10j mOlt 3101 21 2 lOS 23102407 2r 23o 2407 7 UtU 2 SSS7 7 Part Pat IV IVCase 1 P PCase Case a5e unfinished Short Causes ausNo aO3esNas Nos 6577 77 M91 l l7S15 7316 CW I 7401 711 C3I2 C12 EnuUr CASM cts5es Nm 0 474 4 481 481Part 4SIPan 481Part Part V Case unfinished Innnlh Eoull d X 15 ems M7 3575 7 J67fl l7 JSSO JSSOTM 2r TM 22 2 244 2474 74 2479 24G 2i37 1 924 02 19 1m 4 2308 D 2S2n 2 225l J6 1618 1618248S 218 231 248S 41 ZJOO m JS24 2 24 2538 2290 2290Court 2 2tolt 22081Cotirt Court tolt Cotirt of Appeal Cairndir CairndirALBANY CUlnda CUlndaLIANT CaiendarMbANT ALBANY LIANT March MaIb 21 2Cur 21Court Court of Appeal pel calendar calendarfor And for tomorrow Inmorow 250 Nos o 279 2D 2 751 2S1 2K 2I frJ 5 53 284 2 2I 2 28 28and I MC1RlBN 1 RllENtVI1TS VI l TSMlD MAOOO MAOOOWITh 001 001WITH WITH NAMES NAM S OF F CANDIDATES CANDIDATESFOtt CANDIDATESPOR pole HAOOEnTYS IIAGOE TlS JOB JOBNo JonNO JoilNo No Announcement nnODnCCm nl of Appointments Applntm nt tntll tntllApril Unt VntiiApril April Apri I Perh P PerloapsConhiiiissioner rlaJComllsloner pt Commissioner Pre Preferia Preter Pretars feria tars a A Jiln Man Jan Who bo It Net a Iilitrlct IilitrlctIeader Istrlct IlstrietLeaderIlazen 1 LeaderIlazen Ieader lderlarn Hazcn In Cowans Place PlacePolice PJlee1 PJlee1Polce PlacePolice Police Polce Commissioner Cmlloner MoAdoo MoAdo said late lateyesterday lateYjstorday lateyestotday yesterday Yjstorday afternoon aftroon that ho had not yet yetdecided yetdeide yetdecided decided deide on a successor luccer for Deputy Com Commissioners Commlloners Cornmissioners missioners mlloners Haggerty Hggerty and Cowan CowanI Cwan CwanIt I It it will mi probably prbably be h the 1st of April Aprilbefore Apri Aprilbefore 1 1Ths before hroro I announce aouce my selections sletons ho said saidThis sd saidThis This Ths was a after atr Senator Patrick H McCar McCarren McCarren Mc Car Carren ren had ha called cale on Mr MoAdoo and pre presented presnte presented sented snte the names of Former Tax Ta Ta Commis Commissioner Cmms Cmmssioner Commisabner sioner Arthur Arhur C Salmon Saton former Sheriff SheriffWilliam Sherll SheriffWilliam William WIlam E Melody and former Bridge BridgeCommissioner BridgeCommissioner rdge rdgeComssioner Commissioner Comssioner John L Shea as 8 candidates candidatesto I to t succeed sucee Haggerty who was wa removed removedby remove removedby by Mr McAdoo over a week wek ago agoIt agoI agoIt It I is not known know just what wht names are areunder areunder areunder under consideration con lderatlon in selecting sletng a successor successorfor succeSr succeSrror successorfor for Third Deputy Cowan Cwan who resigned resignedThere religned relignedhere resignedThere There here was a a well wel defined defne rumor around aroundMulberry arund arundMulbery aroundMulberry Mulberry Mulbery street yesterday yesterdy that the new newThird newThlrdDeputywoutd newThirdDeputy Third ThlrdDeputywoutd ThirdDeputy Deputy would be William Wilam P Hozen Hozenwho Hen Henwho Haxenwho who was Chief of the United Unie States Secret SecretService Seret SeretService SecretService Service for many mny years yers Mr Hazen knows knowsMrMoAdoo know81r knowsMrNcAdoo MrMoAdoo 1r MoAdoo The Commissioner COnml8loner would wouldonly wouldonly wouldonly only say that Mr Hazens Hzens name had been beenmentioned beenmentone beenmentioned mentioned to him himItegardlng himlgardlng himRegarding mentone Regarding Senator Snatr MoCarrens McCarens visit visitCommissioner visitCnunlfloner visitCommissioner Commissioner McAdoo said saidI sld sldI Cnunlfloner I told Senator Snatr McCarren fcCen that the first firstand fst fstad firstand and ad main mai thing and ad In I fact the only con consideration considerton consideration sideration was that I should got the very ver verbest ery erybst best siderton men for wa the vacancies aaldM in New York Yorkad Yor Yorand lorkand and ad bst me Brooklyn and ad that everything everthlg else elsewould e ewould elsewould would Drkly be secondary sondary to that that I should shouldgive shouldgive shouldgive give the h recommendation reommedaton consideration considerationwith conAlderaton conAlderatonwith considerationwith with reference refornc to the gentlemen gentemen named namedthat name namedthat that the two tn vacancies vacies would be filled fled on onthe onthe onthe the same principle and that the Demo Democratic Democratc Democratic cratic sme organization in New York had given givenme givenme cratc me a free orgalzaton fre hand In making maig my selection selectionand slrctlon slrctlonad selectionand and ad had not ot In I any wise wis attempted to in interfere Inlerrere interfere terfere with lth my choice choiceHe choic choiceHe He asked Mke hie Ie if the fact rat of the recom recommendations recommendatons recommendations mendations being made by the Democratic Democraticorganization Demortc Demortcorgallaton Democraticorganization mendatons big organization of Kings county couty or the ad adwere additonal additional orgallaton ditonal ditional fact that Kig some of thos those naed naedwere named namedwere districts districtsand dtrlctad districtsand were leaders leader in their respective respthe and ad active actIe members membrR of the organization organizationwould orgaiaton orgaiatonwould organizationwould would bo b a I bar to their selection lecton to which whichI I replied that none of these considerations considerationswould considerationsould considerationswould would ould teple be b a bar to the selection leton of the man manI ma I thought best b t fitted fted for the place plae that thatI I had a fixed idea as to the character and andstanding andAtandlg aridstanding fxe standing Atandlg of the men who ought to t be h se selected s Selected lected Ilte and ad that I wanted wantd the Brooklyn BrooklynDeputy DrooklynDoputy BrooklynDeputy Deputy to t be b free rre in aiding adig me to give to toBrooklyn toBrooklyfl Brooklyn the best possible police govern menti ment mentArer 4After i After Arer his hil interview interiew with the Commls Commlssioner Cmls Cmlsslonlr Cornmlssioner sioner slonlr Senator SIcCarren lcarren said saidI I i asked the commissioner cmls loner if he would wouldbar wouldbar wouldbar bar a Mke district leader leer from the place plac Ho Hosaid Helald Hosaid said lald he wasnt ant In favor of the selection selectionof sleton sletonor of a district leader leaer because beus he thought thoughtthat thoughtthat thoughtthat that a district leader leder would be handicapped handicappedIn In his work ork by bythl8 this very fact Cact Mr lr McAdoo McAdoofurther McAdoofurther lcA oo oorurther further stated however that if a district districtleader district districtleader leader possessed pOs state d every qualification qualfcaton for forthe Corthe forthe the office omc he might m ht consent connt to appoint appoint one oneThe oneThe oneThe The Commissioner Comisioner asked Iked me about all allof al allof of tho three thrl men Melody lelOy Shea and Salmon Salmonand Salmonand Salmonand and I told him a lot about abOll them thll I told toldhim toldhim toldhim him that all al three were er6 qualified quulfed to fill filltho fl fillthe the place and that Salmon wasnt a district districtlender districtleaer districtleader lender plce Ho said sid that he knew Shfia Sh hav having havIn haylug lug leaer In been ben Io personally pernaly acquainted with him himfor himCor himfor for some sOle time Melody llelody nnd Salmon ho hodoesnt hedOOnt liedoesnt doesnt dOOnt know knowSenator knowSenator knowSenator Senator McCnrren then explained e plalne that his hisvisit hisIslt hisvisit visit Islt was not ofhis hiB own volition oUton but that thathe thathe thathe he was va war selected sollo ot at the meeting metng of the Brook Brooklyn Brok Brokly Brook1n lyn Democratic Dlmortlc organization on Saturday Saturdaynight Saturdaynight Saturdaynight night ly to act as O a committee commite of one to waft waftupon waltupon waitupon upon Commissioner Cmml8loner McAdoo and present presentthe prrent prrentthe presentthe the three thre names namesXq name nameQ namesNfl Xq Q SIGN 1 OF REXEWED REXEJ1D HVILDrXG HVILDrXGNecoUatlon IWJDl BtJIlDIGNegouations G GNp NecoUatlon Np oUUons With nlh the Strikers Strlk rs at an End EndMillion EndUt EndMlill Million Mlill Ut rs rii In I Wages asl Lost LostContrary IA LostContrary t tCntrry Contrary Cntrry to expectation oXI ttlon the bricklayers bricklayersmade bricklayersmade made mde nbrnew nom10w proposal prpoal to tho Mason Ilon Build Builders Dlld Dllder Buildcr8 ers er Association ialon yesterday yolrdynud nnd showed thowe no nosigns nosigns nosigneofyleding signs signeofyleding of ory yielding eldlng Under UndC normal conditions conditionsin conditons conditonsin in tho third thir week wek of March frort froi 35000 30 to 45000 450 mechanics mrchanlC are ar working in the build building buid buiding building and the number increases ing trades IncreaR as asthe asthe the building buiding season RMOn continues continuesPresident cntinu cntinuPrEldent continuesPresident President PrEldent Otto Oto M EidlltB Eidlt7 of the Building BuildingTrades BuildingTrades uiding uidingTrae Association said last lastevening lastevening Trades Trae Employers Emploer A8ocaton 8t 8tovenlng evening eveningWe We have hlo done all al wo could and consider considerthat c considerthat nider niderthat that wo have gone the full ful limit timlt The Thobricklayers Thebrcklayer Thebricklayers bricklayers brcklayer have brought about a1out a situation situationthat sitaton sitatonthat situationthat that that ip Ii mor more than illogical 10glcaI It I Is ridiculous ridiculousas as 1 well welM as unfortunate unCortllale I believe helef that the therank thernk therank rank rnk and file tll of the bricklayers bricklajer will wl take takethe takethe the bit in their thei teeth teth and break away Iway from fromthose rromthose fromthose those who are ro keeping them out in violation violationof Iolition IolitionoC of the arbitration ahltrLon agreement agreement We have haveproved haveprove haveproved proved prove that wn WI decidedto deido decided fo Htand by the thearbitration theurbltraton thearbitrat arbitration urbltraton arbitrat ion agreement ageementan ami can go no further furtherWhat CurtherWhat fu rflmer rflmerWhat What the board bard of governors governor will wi do when whenit it meets met tomorrow night nl ht it is not for mo to tosay toay tosay say ay now No negotiations negotiatorul aro going on onwith onwith with the bricklayers Time statement of the bricklayers brlcklareU that Iha they the have not notordered notI notordered ordered the strikQjts Itrllqislcul scouted by influential influentialmember Infuental Infuentalmemhel influentialmembers member oret memhel of the unions ul lonH Tw They y nay ay that 11At only onlya onlyI I a I small smal proportion Plor orlon of the bricklayers brcklae attend attendthe atend atendthe attendthe the meetings nlethips and Id if I a strike is Ii declared delar the thedelegate theI thedelegattts delegate must mUlt notify notfy thoothers time others Chair Chairman Chairmen Chairman I man Finn of tho executive peulo committee commltr of oftl ortl tl tl bricklayers br kla et unions said yratctlay that thntthe Ulatiesllkl thatthe iesllkl the siike f i ike hail hllnot not yet ret come cme before the execu executive executive execulive tive committee cOnmltfe Hn ro 1n added addexlAnd addedAnd addedAnd And it may not como cmo boforo boCor the execu executive exlcu exlcutc11iitP execulive live tc11iitP conimitteo either T r can see Sr no light lightahead l lightahee ht htah ah ahee ahead t It I is tins fir fnI first t time that I could not notunderstand notund notunderstand understand und ftar the situation Illalon and I do not notunderstand notunderstand notunderstanml understand it now I would wOlld not lot undertake undertaketo to pfl predict t how it would end endAnother endAnothcr endAnother Another official ofciallaid said that the thl bricklayers bricklayersappeared hrloklayersappr bmiokiayersappeared appeared to bo b blindly btidly forcing forcng a 1 fight fght for forthe fortheo forthe the appr theo open n shop A break brek would eventually eventuallytake oentualy oentualytaka eventuallytake take place pl o oo unless unl them was WO a settlement settlementThere letUerlnt letUerlntTherl settlementThere all of monln in the unions unionshe minionshe There Therl are ar al sorts Aorl men unoM unoMhe he Bald and Ir the fight fght lasts lats long enough enoughsome enoughsomo enoughsomd some somo will wIl break away awa and a 1 stampede tlmpde to towork towork towork work will 1 begin beginArchitects be ln lnAoplt Architects Aoplt l are ar troubled truble by the conditions conditionsin cndiion cndiionin in the thl building buidin trade Henry Donnelly Donnellyof Donnel of Twentyninth ontynlnth street ltrPt and Fifth Fifh avenue avenueW avenUeW avenueW W C Lrtwritzen lwrlzon of 7 West WCt Twentyninth Twentyninthstreet entynlnthstrct street strct and other architects arhlrts said 1 ld they ther were werepuzzled werepuzzli weropu2zied puzzled puzzli by the situation siuation Some of 0 them themHald themHald themsaid Hald that plans were already alr ady being held heldup heldup heldup up until unti the outcome outcme of the he strike Itrke can cn ho hoseen bosrn hoseen seen srn Another AnothEr fight fgh In the building buidln trades tradesthis trade tradesthis this thi summer they said would be deplorable deplorableTho deplorhle deplorhleThB The unions union have already alrNdy lost nearly 17000 7O 7oo0 000 0 in wages age up uptotle upto to the first trt day of this thi month monthSMV monthUI monthst1 SMV UI GOMrEflS HOME HOMEPorto lWEPorto I1lllPorte Porto flee Rn Editor dlnr and a Bishop lhop Among AmongIlls Amonl AmongIlls Ills m Fellow Felow Traveller TravellerSamuel Ta TraehlersSamuel niei nieiSamuel I Samuel Gompers Gompl who went ent to Porto Rico Ricoto Ric Ricto Rico1cm to organize oranze labor unions returned rturne yester yesterday yeter yeterday yesterday day aboard ahoar the steamship Etlahip Ponce hobart Hobar hobartS 8 Bird editor eior of tho Nan an nan Jfrw 1 who whohas whohM vitohas has been bon Imprisoned Impr one for libel lbel and has ha ap appealed ap appealed pealed Jae his hi case en to the United Unit States Stat Supreme SupremeCourt Suprme Suprmeur SupremeCourt Court Bishop Bshop K J Cranston Crnston William Wiiam H HColwell HColwrl HColwell ur Colwell Colwrl and W V S Bowen also alfo were wer passion passengers pan panger passiongers gers by the t he Pence PonooAboard Ponc PenceAboard ger Aboard Aboar the Lamport Lmpor and Holt Lne Lne Lfne steam steamship steamship steamhiip ship hiip Tennyson from frm Brazilian Bmzlan ports pors was wasJos6 Wi wasJ0g4 Jos6 Joso Carlos Crlol Carvalho Cnalbo Brazilian r7lah commis commissioner ommls ommlsIlo commissloner sioner Ilo er to the St StLus Louis exposition who whobrings whobrngs whobrings brings a consignment of exhibits which hlch he hesays hes1 hesays brngs says will wi exceed exce in value any an others ethel from fromSouth frm frmSouth fromSouth South s1 America AmericaMiners Amercn AmercnIllr AmericaIiners Miners Illr Rare DIP Scale Signed KlRncdINDIANAPOLIS ll SignedINDIANAPOLiS ne INDIANAPOLIS INDANArOLls March Marh 21 21llprJnta 21llprJntathos 21Iiepresenta 21Iiepresentalives Representa Representatives lives from rr m the miners and andopralor operators met metat metat metat at the thl headquarters cf the United Mine MineWorkers MineWorkerA MinoWorkers Workers of America hero today tccay and signed signedthe sined sinedthe signedthe the wage scale sale upcn which hlch the miners minersvoted mlner minersvoted voted last week wek Several Sveral union differences differenceswere difrences difrenceswere differenceswere were adjusted without ihouL trouble troubleJ 1 W Y Colt Hal Appendicitis AppendicitisJ Aplndlcll AplndlcllJ J W Colt Clt the leading owner O1ncr of steeple stoeplechaao stple stplecha steeplechase chase cha racehorses rohon in this country cunlry is In the theNew theNe theNew New Ne York Hospital HOptl awaiting awaiing an operation operationfor oprton oprtonfor for appendicitis appndlclue He was removed rmoo from fromhis Irm Irmhis fromhis his apartments last lat night and will wH b b be oper operated opr operated ated aprtentl on In a few days daj daysi i v PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONSI PUBLICATIONSA PIOLCAON PIOLCAONA 5 5A I A little ltte advertising advertisingis is a dangerous thing It I t is too tooexpensive tooexpensive tooexpensive expensive it doesnt paybecause paybecauseit pay because becauseit it makes no impression on the thepublic thepublc thepublic public publc The victims of one in insertion insertion insertion sertion are numerous and be because because because cause the public pu blc could not be in influenced infuenced influenced fluenced fuenced by byone one little ltte notice they theyconclude theyconcude theyconclude conclude concude that advertising advertsing doesnt doesntpay doesntpay doesntpay pay and that it is a waste wate of ofmoney ofmoney ofmoney money Andrew Van an Bibber of ofCincinnati ofCincnnat ofCincinnati Cincinnati Cincnnat tells tels this story storyI I have a friend fiend in i this thi city ctyan an old oldschoolmate oldcholmatewho oldschoolmatewhohad schoolmate schoolmatewhohad cholmatewho who had only 12000 U 000 For Forten Forten Forten ten months he spent J 1000 a month in inadvertising inadveriing inadvertising advertising adveriing without wihout profit proft He made up his hi mind to let the te tail ta go with ih the hide hideand hideand hideand and stuck to it with wih his hi last lat 2000 and andon andon andon on that S2000 2000 his profits profu began and he is isnow isnow isnow now one of ofour our ou solid sold citizens ctizen What would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave have become of him if he had lacked laced that thatIan thatlas thatlast Ian las 2000 does not matter now Very Verymany Verymay Verymarty many advertisers advert era dig dg a cellar ceUa and proceed proceedno no further fte with their thei building buildingThe buldng buldngThe buildingThe The beginner who has not notmuch notmuch notmuch much to spend can cover the thecountry thecountry thecountry country with one medium mediumTHE mediumTHELADIES mediumTHELADIES THE THELADIES LADIES HOME JOURNAL J OURNALJ with withits withits withits its million miion circulation circulationExperienced circulationExperienced crculaton crculatonExperienced Experienced advertisers advertsers will willtell wi willtell tell tel you that THE LADIES HOME HOMEJOURNAL HOMEJOURNAL HOMEJ JOURNAL J OURNAL not only covers the theground theground theground ground but that it has made mademore madcmore mademore more advertising advertsing successes than thanany thanany thanany any other publication Many a prospective adver advertiser a advertiser ver vertiser tiser objects to the price priesix priesixdolars pricesix pricesixdollars six sixdollars dollars dolars a line lne It I is a waste wate of ofmoney ofI I money if put out niggardly niggardlyin in small smal doses perhaps or for a asingle asingle asingle single trial to see what will wi come comeof comeof comeof of it It I would be a waste of ofmoney ofmoney ofmoney money to begin with a whole wholepage wholepage wholepage page You must get the con confidence confdence confidence fidence fdence of our readers by repeated repeatedinsertions repeatedinserions repeatedinsertions insertions inserions then gradually gradualy increase increaseyour increaseyour increaseyour your space It I will wi pay you well wellif wel wellif if you do it right rightTHE rght rghtTHE rightTHE THE CURTIS PUBLISHING PUBLSHIIG COMPANY COMPANYPHILADELPHIA COMPAIY COMPAIYPHILDLPHI COMPANYPHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIA PHILADELPHIANONSTRIKERS PHILDLPHI PHILDLPHIla PHILADELPHIASaw la Saw You 1010 biTes CI CsrAGo CsrAGoNONSTRIKERS G GNONSTRIKERS NONSTRIKERS FOR THE FAIR FAIRCOXCESSIOXERS FAI FAICOCESSIO FAIRCOCLSSIOSERS COXCESSIOXERS COCESSIO IRj WONT PAY ST STLOUIS STIoms STLOUIS LOUIS UNION lOV WAGES WAGESHiring J WAOESluring AGESHlrhll Hiring Independent Ind lndent Workers orker Here lere Under UnderContracts Undlr UndlrContrcts UnderContracts Contracts Contrcts That 1at Dar Strikes ltrlkl StrIkesTIme StrIkesTImeMayors The TheMayors Thelaorl Mayors laorl Marshal larala Visits 118 haits the New Ne York YorkEmployment YorkI YorkEnmplonient Employment I Agency Krney and 0 K Ks It ItSomebody I ISomeboy ItSomebody Somebody Someboy complained complaine to the Mayors Mayorsmarshal Mayorsmarhal Mayorsmarshal marshal marhal a few days day ago that a company companydoing compay compaydoing companydoing doing an employment employent agency business busines In InRoom InRm inRoom Room Rm 46 World Building Buiding was 8 taking one onedollar onedolar onedollar dollar dolar fees fe from applicants applonts for work under underthe underthe underthe the concessioners at the St Louis conce sloner Luis Expo Exposition Exp Exposition sition and refusing rrUlng to give g e the money back backon bak bakon backon on demand demandClaotnno demandGaetno demandOnotano Claotnno Gaetno Damnto Daat the marshals mahall chief chiefwent cbletwent chiefwent went to the agency which is an incorporated incorporatedconcern Incorrte incorporatedconcern concern with wih offices ofc also in Chicago Cicago and andSt andSt andSi St Louis Lui put up his hi dollar dolar and made appli application appl application cation caton for a job as a waiter waLr He gave his hisright hlRrgbt hisright right rgbt name and address adr s and said sad that he hocould hecould hecould could speak epak several serl languages language Then he heatked honalied atked ke Tyler McGregor who is In charge chargeof chago chagoot of tho office what time ho could get the thojob thejob thejob job On being told that he would have to towait 10wait towait wait until unti April Aprl U Oamato said he couldnt couldntdo i ido 1do do It and asked Iked for his money back It Itwas Ita Itwas was a promptly returned roture to him himThen himThen himThen Then he told who he le was wa and ad invited invitedMcGregor Invlle invitedMcGregor McGregor fcOrfgor over to t tho City Cty Hall to put up a abond abond abond bond ol 01 SIO 1000 required rquir of employment Implolent agen agencicawhich acn acnclehlch agencieswhich cicawhich clehlch hn hedld did through Lhrugh a surety urty company He also filed fl1 an application applcaton for a license licensewhich lcen licensewhich which McGregor did not not suppose was wasnecessary wa wasnecessary necessary n essr in turnlshlng lurlhlng labor labr suppse to employ employers emploer ers er in St Louis Luil Damat Damato said 8d that tho thoMcGregor theMeUrror thoMcirogor McGregor MeUrror concern conCr was wa well el rated rte in Brad BradHtreets Bra Bradstreets streets Ilrlts and that ho heould would take no action ation in intho InIho Inthe the matter matterMcGregor Innttr InnttrMcGrgor InatterMcGregor McGregor McGrgor frankly declared delar that tho ob object objot obJoel Joel jot of his hit company was to furnish furieh to the theSt the8t theSt St Louis Luis exposition rxpsilon concessioners concelonem musi musicians muslcall musiclans clans cooks waiters waier clerks and other otherworking otherworking otherworking call working folk at wages waO below blow the exorbitant exorbitantrates exorbiant exorbiantratO exorbitantrates rates ratO demanded demande by the St Louis Luis unions unionswhich unlon8which unionswhich which are ar away above the normal nonl union unionrates unon unonral unionrates rates rateswhether ral ralWe We do not not cr care Mr Mcrgor McGr9gor fld fldwhether said saidwhether whether the applicants applcat for work are ar union unionor or nonunion We Vo require rrulr them to sign a acontract acntract acontract contract cntract that tat they will 1i not take tae part In Inany Inanv inany any any strike Itrkn during durng the fair rar and that tat they theywill tblY tblYwil theywill will wil not antagonize atagonize the interests Intersts of their theirlogmen theiremptoyem theiremployers employers We wat want Independent work workIngen worklogmen logmen Ingen and women wonl Mr Scraps Sraps presi prsi prsident president dent of the concessioners concssionei writes wrie to me methat methat methat that they cannot cnot afford to have their theirbusiness thrlrhusln theirhmuslness business husln imperilled Imperie aor by b strikes strke or threats threatstake trat threatsof or strikes trkf He Is rrad ready to tln sign cntracts cntractstake contracts contractstake take nono but independent labor and he hesays hesaY8 hesays says that tnt the Tony Faust Restaurant Restaurt Com Company ComPM Cornpany pany PM will wi be willing vling to do likewise lkewise All Allapplicants Annpplonts Allapplicants npplonts applicants for work who sign a seven sevenmonths 8eenmonths sevenmonths months contractwill Cltrt contract wi will get pet free fre transporta transportation Iralporta Iralportaton transpcrtntion tion to St Louis Luis Those working less les than thanthat thal thatmthat ton that time will bo sent there ther at reduced reducedrates reducedrates tme wi reuc rates ratesThe rate ratesThe The printed prnte forms rora of the concerns cncms con contracts contract contracts tracts tract with wit applicants apploants for work require requirethe reuire reuirethe requirethe the applicant applct to pay hlsjftrst hle trt weeks salary salaryto alar to tho concern cncr if i he gets eta a Job Work also alsomay alro alromay alsomay may be secured lecr by the t applicant anplcat on a com comCOFFEE comDOES cornCOFFE COFFEE i DOES DOESThings DOESThings Things Thnr to some people peopl perhaps ferbap HI HIcontratndicited I Iiscototralodicated contratndicited coolrAIDdkle la yooy yur you cast castTry cas casTry caseTry Try leaving it i off of ofj 10 days d ys and use usePOSTUMi i iPOSTUM hOSTUMI hOSTUMII j POSTUMi i I c a aTop i at t i iTop I Top Coats for Men MenEffect MenEffect Effect follows cause causeWe causeWe causeWe We have a system of taU tajloring taUoring tailoring oring It gOerns and andguides andguides andguides guides the efforts eforts of our ourworkmen OUfworkmen ourworkmerievcry workmen workmerievcry every eEry one of ofthem pfthem ofthem them a master of his craft craftIt craftI It I t insures a top coat coat of oftrue oftrue oftrue true proportions proportons invested investedwith inestedwith investedwith with the same individual individuality indiiduality ity and distinctiveness distinctivenesswhich distncteness distnctenesswhich distinctivenesswhich which characterize charact rize those thosemade tho thosemade e emade made to measure So Somuch Somuch Somuch much for the cause causeEightyseven causeEightyseen causeEightyseven Eightyseven per cent of ofall oJ ofall all al the top coats that we wehave wehae wehave have sold did not require requirea a single alteration alteraton to make makethem makethem makethem them readyforservice readyforservicethat readyforse1ice readyforse1icethat that is the effect efect Does Doesit it not commend itself to toyou toyou toyou you youBOX youBOX youBOX BOX COATS 51250 1150 125 to 35 3 5 Models In 38 styles syle of fabric fabricPALETOTS fobrlcsP fabricsPALETOTS PALETOTS P 25 2 to 40 o 2 Models Modes in 8 styles style of fabrics fabricsSURTOUTS Cobrl fabricsSURTOUTS SURTOUTS AND PADDOCKS PADDOCKSS20 520 20 to 40 40Models 0 0J 0Models J Models In 10 style tyld of fabrics fabricsSPRING tobrlcsSPRINC fabricsSPRING SPRING TOURISTS 20 to 35 5 2 Models In 8 styles 5yle of fabrics fabricsahfi fobrlcal febricztkn ahfi al c Snmjramj SnmjramjBroadway nmpuy nmpuyBroadway L1w4iattg L1w4iattgBroadway Broadway 33d to 34th Street StreetForsythes StreetFor StrcetForsythes Forsythes ForsythesNew For s y t h e s sNew New Styles StylesCheviot StylesCheviot StylesCheviot Cheviot Waists WaistsIn In greater demand this season than tan ever everbefore eve everbefore before A most serviceable sericeable stylish 6 llh and andenduring andenduring andenduring enduring Waist They hold their tne shape shapeexceedingly shapeexceedingly shapeexceedingly exceedingly well wel ad and nd are thorougbly good goodform goodform goodform form of ofA 450 450Ou A 1 1Oui 50 Our Ou stock stok is very vey luge and comprises an animmense aoimmense animmense immense variety varety of omnew new weaves weves In I white whiteblack whie whieblc whiteblack black blc and white whi colon colonThey color colorsThey They are particularly patiClr 11 desirable dsiable for spring ipringwear aprng aprngwea springvear and cool All Alltizes Allsizes wear wea on summer evenings Al sizes 32 3 to 44 44Your 44You 44Your Your You inspection inspecton is cordially cordialy invited invitedJohn invted invtedJohn invitedJohn John Forsythe ForsytheTHE THE WAIST HOUSE r rS65 865 Broadway 17th and 18th Street StreetSend StrelS StrelSSend SfreetSend Send for Illustrated Iustaed Folders Foldes of Forsythe ForsytheWaists FoayiheWaist ForsytheWajit Waist Waists and Suits Suitsilssion Suit Suitmission Suitsmission mission basis the worker agreeing arlng to pay tie the he concern cncm a certain certan proportion prporton of orhhl orhhlwages 18Y his hisages hiswages wages ages every ever week By a contract cntrat with wt the theonceesioners te tecnc0ioner theconcessloners onceesioners cnc0ioner who may ma employ applicants applicantsho appUcats appUcatstho 1 the ho concern Is sure of getting geting ite Its ta money moneyrom from rom the tht latter latterMcGregor later laterMcrgor latterMcGregor McGregor Mcrgor says that he has ZSOgenulne ZSOgenulneplications 25genuin 25Ggenuineapplications applications applcatons for work and ad that not not one of ofno ortho ofthe the no applicants aplcatR has hl demanded demade his hi dollar dollarlack dolar dolarhak dollar150k lack hak Ho believes bele that the concessioners concessionersfill cncionei wi fill get as l many workers worker as 1 they thlY may mayiced mayne mayneed iced ne at reasonable raonahle wages wagesLITHOGRAPHERS waFe waFeUrHOGRtPlEI1 wagesLITIIOI7D1 LITHOGRAPHERS UrHOGRtPlEI1 LITIIOI7D1 PIIEI1S DEADLOCKED DEADLOCKEDemployers DEtDLOtKD DEtDLOtKDEmplnprs DEADLOCKEDEmployers employers Say Sa Their 1lllr Customers 1 tomrr Will nl Gtur Gturantne Gwr CuarsanIse anIse ant f Them Thri n Fighting FhUnK Fond FondA fndDevcrloy A Boverloy Smith manager mnager of the e Em Emiloying E E8ploying ploying lithographers Association Aloclaton East Eastidmitt Et Etadmite Eastadmitted admite admitted idmitt d yesterday yetErday that the te men were apt nptIgnlng npl aptsigning signing the arbitration arbitraton agreement and that thatlearly thatnearl thatnearly nearly nearl all allthogaphing lithographing plants were wer idle idleWe IdleWe idleWe We have been bln asked Bike by our customers customersrom cetomer cetomerfrom castotherfrom from rom all al parts prt I of the country cuntr npt npt to 1 t m yield yeld yeldhe yieldhe he 10 said They want to have the matter matterought mattr mattrfought matterfought fought out to Insure stable conditions conditionshey f They hey are ready and have offered toraisoa toraisoafund lo raise a aund fund und to assist us financially if necessary necessaryn in n keeping up the fight fightMr fightMr Mr Smith said that report from Chicago Chicagohat Chicagothat hat the union had gained Its point there therort therewere were rt re officially denied by the firms Th Thwo The Thetwo two wo firms in this city whoso men were wereforking woreworking forking had not entered into the move movetpiit moveInetit tpiit for an arbitration agreement agreementJohivJamesoA agreementi agreementJohnjamesofl i JohivJamesoA JohivJamesoAIrisk Johnjamesoflflmr flmr liv livIrisK Irisk Whiskey WKUkeyMust Must not be confounded beconfoundedwith confoundedwith with ordinary run of ofwhiskeys ofwhiskeys whiskeys It is a malt maltnot maltnot not a blended whiskey whiskeyand whisktyand and cannot be doctored doctoredTIFFANY doctoredTIFFANY TIFFANY TIFFANYSTVDIOS TIFFANYSTVDIOS STVDIOS STVDIOSAn An Easier Exhibition of ofVASES ofVASES VASES of OJFAVRJLE FAVRILE GLASS GLASSLAMPS GLASSLAMPS LAMPS OF BRONZE with withFAVR1LE withFAVRILE FAVR1LE GLASS SHADES SHADESDESK SHADESDESK DESK FURNISHINGS IN INGLASS INGLASS GLASS AND METAL with withmny withmany many other ornamental ornamentaland and artistic furnishings 333 lo 341 Fourth Ave AveONE AveON ONE ON BLOCK EAST OF OFMADISON OFMADISON5QUAR MADISON MADISON5QUAR SQUARE 1

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I I I I IJt t I I I fi J r w If 1 ifI t I t1f tVV Wr iIr p 1l O I It 1 r Jr Jt 1 V hI tj K 1 1 Jlifl rJoI Ii r1 j IW t II 1i W t 1 UULI I I I I rir p 1 1tHARVARD I tHARVARD HARVARD ADDRESS ADDRESSTOELtOT ADDRESSTOELtOToOOCPlJilADUATES TO ELIOT ELlOVflOO ELIOTO00G1IJRADUATZS VflOO oOOCPlJilADUATES GRADUATES SEN SJ It I HIM HIMBIRTHDAY 1111 A AlJIRTHDAl ADIRTHDAY BIRTHDAY MEETING GmETINGIJwo GIWETING9wo MEETINGTwo Two Books of Antocraphi Auto allb GO With n Tribute Trlbutto Tributeto to the President In Honor of Ills 111 Fever FeverItem i eHn eHnfleW centtetli Item Birthday DLrthdylrcsldent President Itoosevelt ItooseveltMaine 1I0Dlelel1Name IIooMeeItaNe Maine B I tne Head of the Us UsGiinjRUxiE 1lltC LtatCAILBnJDOE GiinjRUxiE C m1UDOE Mass March 21 21An An impreeolvo hn hnpruolvo hnpretvo preeolvo leatnre of tho great birthday blrthdareception birthdayreception birthdayreception reception tendered President Charles CharlesHlot W WEUot WElot Hlot of Harvard University this af afternoon afternoonIn ternoo ternooIn In the t1i Harvard Union was tho presents presentsUon prcsclta110n 4 Uon to him of two Immense volumes con COBtalnlng cont conti1nIng talnlng t lnlng an address and tho autograph autographof of more than 0000 Harvard graduateand graduate graduatcsIUId graduatesaxtd and men who have been honored with witHarvard withHarTard withHaryard Harvard degrees degreesThese degreCIIIhese degreceThese These names began with the autograph autograpof autographof of President Roosevelt The volumes volumewhich volumeswhch volumeswhW which ore 12 by b ISinchos 15 and about 3 Inche Inchethick Inchothick lnohoathick thick are boundln a reddish levant with wltldoubhirw withdDUbluro withdoublure doubhirw of white levant which containthe contain containstho contalnatbe the acal of tho university In gold The fl flloaf fly flyleal flyloaf loaf U of white corded silk and the leaves leaveof leavesof leavesof of tho volume vo1umero are re heavy Japan parchment parchmentThe The presentation of these volumes wo womade was WIl8made wasmade made by Thomas Nelson Perkins during durlnian duringliD an Interval In the general reception thl thlafternoon this thl8afternoon thisi afternoon afternoonThe afternoonTho afternoonI i I The address dress sold MARCH 20 i 1004 1004niJAR lc4an M MJMAn JMAn an Mil IfiPJlBIIID1cr PRBBIDEST As with Ith undlmln undlmlnI undlmlnIsle I Isle isbsdpowor K3 power you iou pass 1151 the are of 70 we eree ereer0Tnlrtyflve ireet ireetYOd reet reetJ I J r0Tnlrtyflve YOd Thlrtyftve years ago you were called t ti to tob b bs prellident re ident of i Hllrvard 1 college n ce At the air airf agBor ageI 4 or sa 5 you became the head or f an Institution Instltvtlowhose InstitutionwbolMl InstitetlonI I wbolMl history wall wa Ion long 1 whose tradition traditionedlng trudJtlonswere traditionsrere I were firm lIodwh06l and who leading counsellore counsellor counllllIorswere were or o twlcerour wlce your age e With prophetl prophetlthought prophltloIIIJaht proplietloI IIIJaht you anticipated the movements or orthouabt ofthought I thought and life your face was toward th thKOU the thecomlngday thecorning comlngday corning day In your imagination the college coUoiewall collegeI I wall already the th university unlveraltyYou universityYou You nave have up upUft upheld the old studies and up uplifted u uI I Uft lifted d the new You ou have given a new de denttlon detl detlflltioD denition nttlon to a liberal education The university unlversltn unlorsltyhas I has n s become the ho expressIon of the lilghes lilghesof tlllhestlItollootual lItollootual I forces of tho present al well a8 of liMf t past JlMtYou pastYou 1 1 You Cave have hi hId ld from tho first that teacher tcachend tcacherand teachert and nd Itudent alike grow strong through free freedom treedam freedom t dom Working eagerly ea erly with you ou and for yoi yoiara you youI ou ouare I I are men whose beliefs whether whltl er in education educutloor duclltlonI I or In religion differ widely from your our own ownyet ownyet ownI I I yet who know that in speaking out their thclius theirI i I ballets they are not more loyal to themselves themselvesi themselvesthea i thUl to you By y your our faith In a young mans mansI I I us UM of Intellectual and spiritual freedom yo yohive you youI ou ouhave I I have given new dlenlty to the life of the coi coll coiI I l lOB ne student studentTho studentTho I Tho universities and the colleges through throughout I Iout I out the land though some are slow to accept acwptyour acceptyour I Iour your our principles and adopt your our methods methodsttfd methodsIIUte1 methodsj j IIUte1 sU feel yow newer anQl anrecognIze recolfiilze Ith iratl iratlt I ttfd t tde e your Our stimulating influence und your yourThrough rouri our ourle i I le leperabip Through derablll you the American people have havabegun havebegun 1 begun to see that a university Is not a cloister clplsteifor clolstnror cloisterJ J for the recluse but an expression of all that thatlbest thatIlIbest thatI I lbest In the nations thought and character characterFr cbaracterFrom characterFtom Fr From m Harvard University men mengo BO Intoeverr Intoeverrpart Into every everypart everypart part of our national nation life To Harvard Uni University UnIversity UnIverelty versity come from the to common schools schoolsthroueh IIchoolsthroullh schoolsI through paths that have been broadened broadenedby brondenpbYlour broadenedI I I by byyourwork your work workl the theyouthwhohavetheeaPacitY youth who have the capacity capacityand capacityIIn 1 I and IIn bYlour the will to Lo profit by her teaching Your YourInfluence YourInftuenoe YourI I Influence Is felt in the councils of tho teachers teachersand teachersand teacitereand and In th the education educa lon of the youngest child childAs childJI childAs As JI a son of New N ow England you OU have sus sustained sUStalDed suetajned tained the e traditions af o her patriots and undscholars andscholars andsoholara scholars tho thoe By B precept and example you have havetaught havetllulIht havetaqght taught that the first duty dut of every citizen Is latoliln Isto isto toliln to bill country In public life you have been beenIndependent bNnIndellOndent beenindependent Independent and outspoken n fapriyate Ill private life lifennf liteyou Illsyou you have stood for simplicity In the great irPlItand greatand nnf nnfnocial and bewildering conti conflict let ot eronomlo and Indoclal andsocial social questions you have with Ith clear head and andfirm andnrm andfirm firm voice spoken for the fundamental rrln rrlnchllM prin principle principleis ciple ot democracy and the liberties ot 0 the thepeople thepeople thepeonie people peoplej peonieore peopleMore j More ore precious to tothll the sons of Harvard than thanyour thanrour thanyour your porvlcs as educator or citizen is your yourcharacter yourcharacter yourcharacter character Your outward reserve ha Mil con concealed conI concealed I cealed a heart more tender than you have havetrusted hR havetrusted vo votrusted trusted yourself to reveal Defeat of your yourcherished yourI yourcherished I cherished plans has disclosed your patience patienceand patienceI patienceand I and magnanimity and your willingness to tobldeyour tob toUme tobi4eyour bldeyour b time timeFearless UmeeMless timeFearlee Fearless Just and wise of deep and simple simplefaith simpler simplefaith faith r th serene in affliction selfrestrained In Insuccess InlUOctss Insuocees success unsuspected unsusI Ccud by any man of self selfinterest RelrInterest selfinterest interest you command the admiration of ofnil ofr offlU r nil men and the gratitude and loyalty of the theson thesons theI I son sons of Harvard HarvardCRAKLU HarvardI I I CRAKLU WILLIAM ELIOT LL D DNEW DNEW IL ILNsw NEW HAVEN VBN March 21 21Tho Tho Yale Corpo Corporation Corporation Corporation ration sent nt this message of congratulation congratulationto to President Eliot EliotTho EJiotThl EliotThe The corporation of Yale University meet meeting meetiI meetleg leg iI 1 today to lRY Bends to you Its heartiest con congratulations vongrat1atIonu on onI irat gratulations lations on your seventieth birthday birthdayIt I It rejoices Joicelln In inyour your past services In the interest interestof of higher education and true citizenship citizenshipnod nod d expresses the earnest hope that your yourELOPED TourII yourlife II life e may ma lana bB spared to serve Harvard HnrnrdInnltT HarvardUniversity University InnltT and the nation nation1DPBD nationJJOP1ID ELOPED JJOP1ID iirii WITH FJRE HYDRANT HYDRANTTwai HlDilANTTwu HYDRANTTwu Twu a New One That Waant nt Bolted Down Downt t and Cop Caught Four Men With 1th It ItPolloeman ItPoUoeman ItpoIIoernan Polloeman MoMullen of the East Twenty TwentyMcond TwentyIIOOOnd Twentyesoond Mcond street station was walking down downIslington dOImIAdngton downLexington Lexington avenue yostorday afternoon in inplain InplaJn inplain plain clothes when ho noticed four men mengazing menI I I gazing g zlng Intently at something on the side sidewalk sidewalk sIdewalk walk at Twentyfifth street McMullen McMullenglaaocd McMullenglenoed McMullenglenced I II glaaocd at the object and found that it itwas Itwas I was a new fire hydrant which had not yet yetbeen yetb yetbeen been b n securely moored mooredBetter mooredI I Better burst It to pieces with a rock rockand rockaad rockI I I and thetvrre can carry It easier he heard heardone heardi i 1 one of the men menaay menaaythe soy soyAw sayII 1IW Aw the cops are all turnin In to roll rollcall rollaU rollcall II call aU now and we can yank it up to Twenty Twentyninth Twentyninth TwentyInth ninth Inth street to the junk unk shop before they theybegin theybeldn theybegn begin to take notice remarked remark d another anotherWith anotherWIth anotheri i With that four pair of hands pulled the thehydrant thehJdrant thehytrsnt hydrant out of Us 1t resting place pl ce and shoul shouldered shculdered ehouldered dered It ItMoMullen ItMoMullen ItMoru1len MoMullen dashed down to Twentythird Twentythirdstreet TwentythirdIItreftJ Twentythirdstreet street IItreftJ where be found Policemen Sneahan Sneahanon SheRbanand Sheahanand and MoNulty 1ioNulty Then the three cop hopped hoppeden I ID on D to a Lexington Lenng10navenue avenue car and roan rode as usf asI asfy f fr r B 88 Twentyeaventh street where they theyovertook theyovertook theyovertook I overtook the fire hydrant hydrantWhere hydrantI hydrantWbere I Where are you going with that little littlepiece littlepli littlepIecofjonkaaked pli pIecofjonkaaked piece ofJtmkasked of Jnnk asked McMullen McMullenwere McMullenI McMullenWere I were from do Water Department and andwere andwero andwere were Just movin die city bunghole up u to toFortysecond toForty toFortyesoond Fortysecond Forty eoond street replied the nag nnglesder nag3eder 1 3ederI lesder lesderWell I Well i1 Im the Water Commissioner Commissionerend end rye decided d to transfer the piece of offurniture offurniture offurniture 1 furniture to the East Twentysecond street streetstation streetsUOri streetst4Un station house bou o answered the cop copAt copt copMtthatat1on t At Mtthatat1on 1lthlllItatl the station D the men were looked tip tipcharged tipchargedwith1aroeny 1 chargedwith1aroeny chargedwith1aroenyYonIt charged with larceny larcenyJJEW loroonyt t JJEW YORK IX ivlION DRYDOCK DRYDOCKHera DilYDOCKj j lION Il re pamBgedJiy m fll4J1 ce4JJY Grounding Than In the theCollision theI theCollision Collision Collisionajudal CollisionCoW Ollblenuri4l I ajudal uri4l com Oiipotcli DlI W1 le Tan Tn Sax SaxgbvnujfpTqM SUN6OvnuKPr0JfMarch SuxolrrELlLrrQzc 6OvnuKPr0JfMarch gbvnujfpTqM olrrELlLrrQzc March 21 21Tho Tho Amorl Amorlemijjlnasteamship Amerle tmerifnGfeteantshIp emijjlnasteamship e lnitl fnGfeteantshIp hlp New York which won wontgfaund W wasgbujtd l lI I tgfaund 1IDd for f r half l nlt an hour near Cherbourg Cherbourgyesterday Cherbourgand CherbourgyId7 yesterday and was afterward In collision collisionwlththe ool1lsloni collisionwitbt i witbt wlththe lf bT troopship b Opah1p Assayo In Southampton Southamptonharbor SouthamptonbaitJOr Southamptonbabor harbor leaked considerably during the theeight thenight theIIIght eight and her oargo Is It much damaged by bywt bywstei i wateIt wt it Bhe went Intodrvdock at noon The TheInjuries ThelnJurlllll TheInjuries Injuries dhoT he receivedby received by grounding are arepiora areJD9I8 areincre piora serious than those she sustained in the thecollision tboooD1 thecofllalon collision collisiontJOVSRmiENT ooD1 cofllalonV0VEIfYMENT lon lon60VBIlNMBNl tJOVSRmiENT NOT CENSURED CENSUREDMlMt CElSUREDbe MlMt i ct the be Admission of chinese Into IntoSonth IntoSonth IntoSouth Sonth Africa ArrtcaI AtriosCablLJesvaWi Africaajudal I ajudal CatttDtnatck C DtrI4I la TUB SUN StrxLOHIXW SUNLom SexLOItDON LOHIXW Lom oN March 21 21The The House of Lords Lordsand Lordspnd Lordsnd pnd and nd the th Houso of Commons today to lay de debated deI debated I bated ted motions censuring the Government Governmentfor for admitting Chinese into South Africa AfricaIn AfricaIn AltleaI I I In the Houso of Lords tho division stood stoodE5 stoodW stoods E5 s for the motion and 07 against it while whileIn Wl whilex le lethe W In x the Rouse of Commons the vote ote was wasti wastn Wasin ti in favor f vor to 209 against againstJapn againstI againstJsp1n I Japn ap u Welcome Chinese Prince PrinceSptctolCttblt PrlncPldlJ1CtJbl Prince3paapsbt SptctolCttblt Despatch Dllf Wllo la Tin SUN SPHTOHO SUNI 5evTouo I TOHO T DO March 21Prlnlo Prlnoo Pu Lung LungMphew Lungnephew LungI I nephew cipl2ewOt of the Emperor of r China arrived arrivedhere arrivedhin arrIvedhere here today en n route for St Louis where wherebt whereb hore horeh bt h wIll WiUrepreeent represent China at the opening of ofthe oftbe ofthe the exposition He was officially wel wfllomed wfllomedI turned turnedin omedpnd iUld hou housed ert lIt the Gonmmenls elpen expanse expanseIa e et I t in the palace in Shlba Pal k kTwo ki kTwo i 1 Two Small P lands Dlicotrml DlicotrmlSp DIeo Itleoered8pecJ frrll frrllI I f 8plcaJCtlble 8pecJ Sp eioJ coM Dispatch DJ 4cll ta THK ThaI3EItLIN SUN SDKBERLIN SUNBEJILIN BERLIN March 21 21Aslronomer Astronomer Wolff Wolffof rollTof So111of of the theXoenlgastuhl Eoenlgsstuhl Observatory near nearHeidelberg nellrHeidelberg nearHeidelberg Heidelberg has discovered by means of ofphotography ofIPhotography I photography two new small planets which whichbelong whichbelong whichI I belong jfepectlvoly to the twelve and andtwelve andtwelve antitwelve twelve and a half orders of brilliancy brilliancyt t HE amateur cocktail cocktailmixer cocktailmixer cocktailI cocktailmixer THE I mixer is a greater greaterbore greaterbore greaterbore bore than the amateur amateurcook amateurcook amateurcook cook cookIf cookIf cookIf If you like to serve a cock cocktail cocktail cocktail tail that makes a man mansmack mansmack mansmack smack his lips in delight delightdont delightdont delightdont dont mix it yourself yourselfGOLD yourselfGOLD yourselfGOLD GOLD LION Cocktails Cocktailsready Cocktailsready Cocktailsready ready to ice never vary varyGOLD varyGOLD varyGOLD GOLD LION Cocktilli CocktaUaB4Ven CocktaUaB4Venklndl 8 vcn vcnklndt kind Manhattan Vermouth VermouthWhltkcy VermouthWhllkey VermouthWhiskey Whiskey Martini Tom alA OlaDry alADry GinDry Dry Gin Olnand and the American AmericanOf AmericaftOf AmericanOf Of good wine merchants merchantsThe The Cook I Bernhelmer Co CoHARLEM CoHARLEM 1 HARLEM GAMBLERS HIT BACK BACKATTACHING BACKATTAOHINO BACKIATTACHING ATTACHING COPS WHO DO SEN SENTRY SENfIlY SENTRY TRY DUTY AT GAMING ROOMS ROOMSBitch ROOltlSnltlh I1OOitSBelch I Bitch of Suits for Damages Threaten Threatenfor Threatlned Jhretetitdfor I Ifor for Every Enl Cop Who Homers Visitors Vbltorto Visitorsto bltor bltorto to the Clobs ctnbFxWardman ExWardman Glen Glennons Glennons Glennons nons Plan PlanDan Dan OReillY Executor ExecutorTho ExecntorTho ExecutorThe Tho Harlem gamblers and poolroom poolroonmen poolroommen men have started a titfortnt campaign campalgiagainst campa campaignagainst n naJtalnst against thn tli police They are going to both bothth bother botherthe botherthe th the policemen who stand in front of gam gambllng gambling gamhung hung rooms and interfere with men win winwinh who wllowillh whowlh winh to enter such places placesAH placesAll AH 11 of the poolroom men in Harlem ar arsaid lire lirelald aresaid said to be together in this plan which whichaccording whichaccrdlng whIchaccording according to report was originated b bEddie by byEddie byEddie Eddie Glennon the former Tenderlbli Tenderlbliwardman Tenderwlnwalctman TenderThlnwardman wardman who now finds betting on the thiracpn themCN theraces races profitable profitableThe The fight began yesterday when Lawyer LawyeiDaniel LawyerDaniel LawyerDanIel Daniel J OReilly appeared before Justice JustlciSoabury JusllceSoabury JusticeSoabury Soabury of the City Court and obtained i ibody a abodY abody body attachment for Richard Schum a apoliceman apoliceman policeman of the West 125th street station stationto I to compel Schura to appear and defend defendhimself defendhl11l defendhimself himself hl11l Jr in a suit for damages brought broughtby broughtby by OReillys 0 brother John and one John Johifalse JohnMurphy JohnMurphy I Murphy Both want 110000 for alleged allegedralse allegedfalse false Imprisonment and bodily b dily Injury injuiOn InjuryOn injury injuryon On March 18 the thepolice police raided the Game Gansevoort Gane Ganevoort Gamevoort voort Club at 275 27 West 122d street Glen Glennon Glennon Glennonwho non nonwho who won wBJIlnslde inside t telephoned for 0 OReilly OReillywho OReillywho RelUy RelUywho who Is the exwardmans attorney attorneyOReilly attorneyORd1y attorneyOReilly OReilly sent his brother brothertotbe to the place The Thelatter Thelatter Thelatter latter alleges that when he tried to enter enterthe enterthe enterthe the club he was clubbed by Schum Mur Murphy Murphy Murphy phy who he says was just an innocent innocentbystander Innocentbystllnder Innocentbystander bystander tried to Influence In uenoe the cop to be bemerciful bomerciful bemerciful merciful and as a result Schum released releasedOltoilly releaeedOReilly releasedOIlciily Oltoilly and arrested Murphy and locked lockedhim lockedhim lockedhim him up OReilly who followed to lodge a aprotest aprotOtt aprotest protest sayahe was locked up by Sergt SergtMcKeon BergtMcKfOlI LlergtMcKeon McKeon who accused him of being too toosassy tooSIlBBY toosassy sassy Last night nl hl Dan OReilly with Deputy DeputySheriffs DeputySherlJfl DeputySheriffs Sheriffs Walgering and Terry visited vlsltt d the theWest theWest theWest West 125th street station and asked asked to servo servothe servothe I Ithe the attachment on Policeman Schum SchumThe SchumThe I IThe The hitter was on special detail and dipt diptMcGlynn apt aptMcGlynn I McGlynn accepted service for him Schum Schumwill Schumwill I will 111 appear in Justice Seaburys court courttoday courttoday today to lay I These Tne8 cons co cops s said OReilly are getting gettingtoo too gay They think they can stand in infront Infron Infront front t of a club and bother folks all they theyplease theypleMe theyplease please Well we are going to bother them themtoo themtoo themtoo too Every one of them that attempts att mpts to toprevent toprevent toprevent prevent a man from entering a club will be beFOUR behaled behaled haled to court to answer a suit suitFOUfl FOUR LINERS LI ERS IN COLLISION COLLISIONTwo Two Accidents to Steamship Stram hJPI Near Liver Liverpool Lheneol1 lAyerpool pool neol1 Yesterday YesterdaySpecial Yesterdayipectat trnJa trnJaplal Special cMt Despatch to THI Tn SDK SDKLivEBrooL StmLlVERrooL 5evLtvaitrooL LivEBrooL March arch 21 2tThe The steamship steamshipClan tltearn steamshipClan hlp hlpClan Clan Grant of the Clan Line was In col collision colJillion collislon Jillion with the American Line steamship steamshipMerion steamshipMerion steamshipMarion Merion bound from Liverpool for Phila Philadelphia Philadelphia Philadelphia delphia off the North Stack Anglesey Angleseythis Angloseythis Angleseythis this morning morningA A large hole was stove in the starboard starboardside starboardtlide starboardside side of the Clan Grant abaft the bridge bridgeShe bridgeShe brIdgeShe She filled with water forward and Imme Immediately immediately immedlately diately steamed for shallow water In the thoroadstead thercadBtead theroailstead roadstead being apparently In a sink sinking sinkIng sinktag ing condition conditionShe conditionShe conditionShe She was boaobed north of the mall jetty jettyTho JettyThe jettyThe The Merlon after the collision put about aboutand aboutand aboutand and made for Liverpool seventy miles milesawn mlleawt1 milesawe awn awnSo So far as could be seen from shore the theAmerican theAmerican I American liner had sustained 1 tained no damage damageThe damageTbe damageThe The White 8tar StarLine Line steamship Georgia Georgiaand Georglcand Georgicand and the Calabria of the Anchor Line were werein wereIn wereIn in collision here today to lay Both vessels have havebeen havebeell havebeen been clocked clockedDUKES clockedDUKES dockedDUKES DUKES BODY lion LIES IN STATE STATEFnnrrfcl STAIEFuneral STATEFuneral Funeral Service Will Be nrldlnWritmlnster nrldlnWritmlnsterAbbey Held In Westminster WfltmlnsterAbbeT WestminsterAbbey Abbey Today TodaySpecial Today8pc1aJ TodaySptcioJ Special cal Dispatch to TOT SON SONLONDON SexLONooN I ILONDON LONDON March 31 l1The The body of the theDuke theI theDu1Ie theDuke I Duke of Cambridge who died last Thurs Thursday ThUJllday Thursclay day was borne at 9 oclock tonight on a agun agun agun gun carriage accompanied by a military militaryescort militaryesccrt militaryescort escort from his residence Gloucester GloucesterHoupa Olouoe GlonoesterIlouee ter terIIouEe Houpa to Westminster Abbey where it itwas ItWill Itwait was Will received by the dean and clergy who whoheaded whoJlCadd whoheaded headed a procession through the cloisters cloistersto to St Faiths Chapel ChapelThere ChapclThere ChapelThere There was W l a short service in the chapel chapelafter chapelafter chapelafter after which Grenadiers with arms Teversed reversedtook Teversedtook teversedtook took up positions at tne the corners of the coffin coffinto comnIc to keep a vigil during the night The Theguard Theguard Theguard guard will be changed hourly hourlyTomorrow hourlyTomorrow hourlyTomorrow Tomorrow morning the coffin will be bemoved bemoved bemoved moved In front of the high altar in the abbey abbeyIn In preparation for the principal prlnclpaleervlce prlnclpaleervlcePOPE service servicePOPE servicePOPE POPE ON 01 CHURCHS DANGERS DANGERSi SaI i Axe II Being DelJi Applied to Root of the theTree theTree theTree Tree TreeSpecial TreeSptd41 TreeSpeCloJ Special CaW Dupalcti to TaB Sro SroROMS SUIRouR SewROME ROMS March 21 21Tbe The Pope In the course courseif courseof ourseof of if an an encyclical Issued on the occasion of ofhe ofthe ofthe the he celebration of the thirteenth centenary centenaryf centenar centenarof of f St Gregory says saysWe sayWe saysWe We will endeavor to imitate the un unhalmblo unshakable tinshakable shakable firmness of St Gregory and andlefend anddefcl1d anddefend defend at all costs the rights and preroga prerogaivee prerogatives prerogatlvce ivee of wKlch wl loh the Papacy is the trustee and anduardion andgUArditLn andguardian guardian uardion The present times are more moreifflcult moredifficult moredifficult difficult than those of St Gregory The Thetoople Tilepeople Thepeople people are tired of life It is not now nownly nowonly nowonly only nly a question of heresy but the axe U Uelng iJIbelncapplled Isbeing being belncapplled applied to the root of oUbfJ the tree that it itheChurch I IUlChurch Ithe heChurch UlChurchBLBCTIOllo the heChurchLECTION Church ChurchELECTION ELECTION FRAUDS CHARGED CHARGEDberali CIIAliGEDLlbr ChARGEDLiberals Llbr Liberals berali Js Say Sa They Have Been hem Robbed at atSantiago at8ntJa itSantiago Santiago SantiagoSpecial 8ntJa Santiago9prcfa2 0 09prc1aJ Special CaW Df Dtlpalcll jpolrt to TUB Tn SUN SUNHAYAXA SUNIIAVJNJ ux uxILYANA HAYAXA March 21 21The The Provincial Provincialoard ProlncialBoard ProvincialBoard Board oard of Canvassers in Santiago de Cuba Cubainounces Cubaannounces Uba UbannncuncOli inounces the election of five Bravo candl candllates candldatell canc cancdates dates to tho House of Representatives and andme andone andone one Liberal SeQor Manduley Mandul The Liberals Liberalsilalm Liberalsclaim LIberalsclaim claim claim that they elected four of their candi candllatcs candidates candidates dates and that the board has defrauded defraudedhem defraudedthem defraudedthem them of their rights rightsOne rightsOne rightsOne One of the defeated candidates Is Gual Gualierto Gua1berto Guaiberto berto Gomez the well known negro leader leaderIne leaderOne leaderOne One Ine of the Bravo candidates will be prose proselUted prOflecuted prosecttted lUted for fraud fraudFRENCH fraudFRBlOH fraudFIWNOJI FRENCH CARINET Ct lJET DEFEAT DEFEATecond IJlWEnSecond IWFE47SecOnd Second One on Amendments to ConirreKa ConirreKalions Concr Congregalions la lalions lions Dill BUISpecial BIUsputal DillSpecldl Special Cable Despatch to THE Tn Sex SexPARIS SUNlARIS SexPAnts PARIS March SI 21TheGovcrnment The Governmentwas Governmentwasgain was wasagain wasagain again defeated today In the Chamber of ofDeputies ofDeputlt8 ofDeputies Deputies on an amendment to the second secondlausa lleCondcla secondclause clause cla e of the Congregations bill The Theote Theote Thevote vote ote stood 283 to 272 The defeat defeatis Is only onlymportant onlyImportant onlyimportant Important In confirming conftrmln the general eneral view viewhat viewthat ew ewthat that the strength of the Government U Uranlng I IwaninlO iiwaning waning J TO IMPEACH mm JIJDGRSWAYNE JIJDGRSWAYNEHOUSl SWAY SWAYUOVSll SWAYNE SWAYNEROUSR UOVSll JUDICIARY COMMITTEE COMMITTEVOTES COUMITTEEIOIES COMMITTEEVOTES VOTES IN FAVOR OF IT ITA ITIteaolution ITA A Resolution of Impeachment Slay Ha n nReported Be BeIteporl flDeported Reported Iteporl d Within a Week WerkU If It I IAdopted Iii IiiAdopted IIAdopted Adopted by b the Home the Kenale Wil WilHave WIU WIUlIa WIlihave lIa Have to Try Tr the Ca CUll e In Open Session SrulocWJIBHINQTOK SealoaW SessionVABn1NOT0W WJIBHINQTOK W A8t11NGTONltfarch21TheHouse MarchSl March2lTheHoUse TheHouse Corf CorfI Conimlttee Cothmittee I mlttee on the Judiciary after a seeeloi seeeloilasting setYlonIIl8t1ng sessionlastIng lasting more than four hours today vote voteto voted votedto yotedto to report to the House n resolution fo fothe for forthlllmpcaohment forthe the Impeachment of Judge Charles Swayne Swayniof Swayneof of the Northern District ot Florida Repre Representatlve Represanlatlve Ropresentative sentatlve Palmer Rep Pa who wa wachairman was 1188chairman waschairman chairman of tho 8Ubcommltte appointto appointed appointedto to go to Florida and Investigate the charges chargeI chargesagalll8t chargesagainst I against Judge Swayne was designate designateto to prepare the report which will In th thmain the themain themain main substantIate ub tantlale the allegations made madiagainst madeagainst madeagainst against him by members of the bar of Pen Peneaoola Peneaoola Penracola eaoola and the jhememoriallsts memorialists who ho petitioned petitionsCongress petitionedConires petItionedCongress Congress for his Impeachment ImpeachmentRepresentative ImpeachmentRepresentative impeachmentRepresentative Representative Gillette Rep Cal Ca who whtwas wboas whowas was as also a member of the subcommittee subcommitteewill will present a minority report against againstImpeachment agalMtImpeachment againstImpeachment Impeachment The reports will probably probablybe be submitted within a week and as the thfmatter thematter thematter matter Is privileged It may be called cal1 d up ufand upand upand and considered by the House at any time timeJudge timeJudge timeJudge Judge Swayne is a a Republican and for formerly formerl forrnerly merly merl resided In Delaware He was ap apMinted I Ipointed p ppointed pointed to the Federal bench by President Presidentfirmation Pr PresidentHarrison Iident IidentHarrison Harrison in 1800 Protest against his con confirmatlon confirmation firmation was made at that time on to toground the theground theground ground that he was not a resident of th thshown the theStats theState Stats to which he was appointed Th ThJudge This ThisJudge Judge Iwayne denied and although It was 11118shown wasshown shown that he had a home in Delaware Delawarehe he maintained that he had for some time timiprevious timeprevlous tImeprevious previous been practicing law in Pensaoola PensaoolaHe Pen PensacolaHe aoola aoolaHe He has always been unpopular in his die dlstriot dlaIrlot dieIriot triot Two yearn ago the feeling against agoinahim agalOJIthim againsthim him became quite strong because of his hisproceedings hisproceedlnft8 hisproceedings proceedings in two contempt cases Fol Following Following Following lowing this there were accusations of cot corruptlon co corupUon cotiuption ruptlon in connection with a bankruptcy bankruptcycase case caseA cl18eA A year ago a large number of attorneys attorneysand attorneysand and prominent citizens of the district sent senta a memorial to the House praying for his hisimpeachment hisImpeachment impeachment and it was referred to the theCommittee theCommIttee Committee on the Judiciary but as the theend theend end of the session was approaching noth nothand nothIng nothing Ing was done Judge IwaDs continued continuedto continuedtobe to tobe be absent from hIs distrIct it Is asserted 888Ortodand assertedand and two months ago Representative I Iof Lamar Lamaror of Florida on the floor of the House made modeformal maderormal madeformal formal charges In a resolution against the theJudge theJudge theJudge Judge specifying absenteeism inefficiency inefficiencycorruption inefficiencycorruption inefficiencycorruption corruption and other misdemeanors misdemeanorsIn In case the House passes PIl8 e8 a resolution of ofImpeachment ofimpe ofimpeachment Impeachment impe chment the Speaker will appoint appointmanagers appointmanagers appointmanagers managers to prepare articles of impeach impeachment im imment Impeachmont ment Two of these managers will there thereupon thereupon thereupon upon appear in the Senate and make formal formalannouncement formalannouncement formalannouncement announcement of the passage of the resolu resolution resolution resolution tion of Impeachment whereupon It becomes becomesnecessary becomeneoe becomesneoeeear necessary neoe neoeeear ar under the Constitution for the theSenate theSenate theSenate Senate to try the case in open openseesion session Tho Thomanagers Thomanagers Themanagers managers on the part of the House will willappear wiliappear willappear appear as prosecutors A twothirds vote voteof votoor voteof of all the Senators present is necessary for forimpeachment forimpcacl1ment forimpeachment impeachment which carries with it no nopenalty noJl noi penalty Jl i nalty other than removal from office officeand officelnd officeand and thin disqualification of the person Im Impeached 1mIHaohed imloaohed IHaohed peached from holding any office of trust trustlionor trostlonor trusthonor honor lonor or profit under tho United States StatesSince SUltHSinoe StatesSince Since the formation of the Government Governmentthe the lie House of Representatives has paused P1U8edonly passedonly pausedonly only seven resolutions of impeachment impeachmentThe The first case was that against Senator SenatorDlount SenatorBlount Senatorflaunt flaunt of Tennesnee in 1767 It was never nevertried ne8rtrled nevertried tried however owing to the fact that the theSenate thenat theSenate Senate nat by a vote of 15 to 11 decided that thatMembers thatMembr thatMembers Members Membr of Congress CongN dare are not civil civi officers officersin officer in the United Unite Suites Stts and hence could not notbe notbe be Impeached ImpeMht by the te Senate SenateThe Bnate BnateThe SenateThe The only cases CI which whch resulted resulf In con conviction cn cnictol conuiction viction ictol were those thoB of two District DistrictJudges DistrictJudges Judges Pickering Pckerg of New Hampshire Hamphlre In 1804 18 charged char e with wt drunkenness drunkenneN and pro profanity profanity fanity fanty and Humphreys a Federal Federo Judge JudgeIn In Tennessee Tenne8e tried trie in 1862 for disloyalty disloyaltyThe dsloyalty The other four cases cas were those thol of Justice JusticeChase Jusice JusticeChase Chase of the Supreme Court tried in n 1806 1806Justice 1806Justice 0U In 18j 18jJustce Justice Justce Peck Pek of the District of Missouri Missouritried M Missouritried lu tried in 1830 18 President Predet Andrew Adre Johnson Johnsontried Johen Johentried Johnsontried tried and acquitted acquitt in 1808 18 and ad Secretary Secretaryof Sereta Seretaof of War Belknap Blap against agaat whom Impeach Impeachment ImpMb ImpMbment Impeachmeat ment proceedings were wer taken te In 1876 180 but butdeliberation butthe butthe the Sate Senate prejs deide decided ater after several weks weeks of ofdelbration ofdeliberatIon deliberation delbration that tht they had h ever no jurisdiction jurisdictionIn Jurscton JursctonI In I case ca Judge Swayne Swaye is impeached ImPhed by bytho bythe bythe the House as now seems mi probable It will willbe wl willbe b be necessary nee8ry for Congress Congr6 to remain r n in inlion see session seeMon Mon lion for several sveral weeks weks after aftr the regular regularbusiness regularbusne8 regularbusiness business busne8 of the session 1101 Is concluded conclude An Aneffort Aneort I effort elort may therefore be made to postpone postponethe the case C8 until unti next session sslon but postpne postpnethe It 4s not notlikely notlikely notlikely likely to succeed succeedELECTIONS succeedELECTIONS 8ICCe 8ICCeELEOTIOlS ELECTIONS IN PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINESFilipino IEIILIPPI4VESFilipinos Filipino FlpinM Acquire Ature American Americn Political 1ollea Met Math MathothWard Ietbodrd to toodi odi odrd othWard TVard fierIer 1tler and flosses BOMFIWASHINGTON Donll DonllW flossesWASUINOTO WASHINGTON W AIL OTO March Marh 21 21Sretary 21Secretary Secretary T 1aft 1aftzecclved af ft ftReceived Received rived today a mail mai report reprt tom Gov GovWright GovWright GovWright Wright tolling telig of the recent reent elections eetion held heldin heldin heldin in tho Philippines Phippine for provincial prolnclo prorincialGovernors prorincialGovernorsGov Governors Governorsupon GovernoraGov Gov Wright says that the eectons elections ped pedolr passed passedoff off quiety quietly and comments prticularly prticularlyupon particularly particularlyupon upon the te readiness reaine with Wth ith which the te Filipinos Filipinoshave Fipinos Fipinoshave Filipinoshave have acquired American political methods methodsThere methodsThere acqu pltcal methOs methOsThere There are a ward wan heelers heelel and political politicalbosses pltca polItIcalboases bosses bOM In the Philippines PtipplneB as well wel as In this thiscountry ti8 ti8countr thiscountry countr country and Oov GI Wright says that In Ingeneral Ingeneml ingeneral general the Filipinos Fipinos are exceeding exing the thei theAmericans theAmericans Americans III inadoptlng aoptng up to date poltcal poltcalide polItIcal polItIcalideas ide ideas The rult result I is i that two American AmericanGovernors AmericanOerore AmericanGovernors Governors Oerore have been bn defeated deCt and pro protests protets protests tests tets of ballot blot box stufflngond 8tufngAd other irregu irregularities Irreg irregularitles larities laritie have been bn receiveafrom reehe Ffrom the prov provinces provInc provtacos tacos Inc of Albay Abay Batngan Btgl Ambos Ambs Camar CamarInes Cmr CmrInOB Camarlaos laos and Hollo HolloCopt Dolo DoloCapt IloiloCapt Capt Arlington Allngto ArllngtoifW W Belts Btts a former forme Vol Volunteer Volunter Volunteor unteer unter officer officr who settled setted in the th Philippines Philippinesand Phpplnl and married marrie a mestlEa mostz woman wu Governor Gov Oovstnor ov overnor wOI ernor of Albay province provnc He became bee a acandidate aeandldale acandidate candidate for reelection and J Jby rleton was 18 o opposed opposedby by Ramon Ron Santos Sto a wealthy weth F Fthe oPP UpIno UpInoThe Fpo FpoThe The poltcal political catplg caippaign was vr very W WBtta wagm wagmBette Btta Bette WM defeate defeated and hl has prtt protested tt ttthe that thatthe the election eleton was not properly proply conducted conductedIn conduc In the Camarlnes Cmanoo P Montell Monte another anotherAmerican anothe anotheyAmerican American Americ was defeated dereat by Mariano Marlo Abella AbellaGov Abla AblaGov AbellaCoy Gov Wright nays lys that thlt in the main he hethinks hethinb hethInks thinks the elections eletons wore fair and ma that the theprotests theprotet theprotests protet protests In some instance Intce are largely laely foune founded on disappointment disppointment Elections Eeton were held in I thirtytwo provinces provnc and returns returnsfrom retr returnsfrom from twentyeight tentyeight provinces show that thatsixteen tbatIlxten thatsixteen Ilxten sixteen Governors had h frvnce been b reelected refloatedtepnMloans rloted rlotedRepublcn reelectedRepublicans Republicans Republcn Select Seett a Congressional Cn tlonaJ Com Commlttee C Cornmlttee mlttee mltteeWASHINGTON nlltee nllteeWUWNOON mltteeWLsmxorocr WASHINGTON WUWNOON March 21 UThe The Republi Republiana Republ o cans ana of the Senate Snate and House held a Joint Jointlauous jointcauoe jointcaucus caucus cauoe tonight to nght to select selot the Congressional Congressionallommlttee Congional Congionaloomtte Congressionaloommittee lommlttee oomtte for the coming cmig campaign epalg All Allf Al Alof Allof of f the States Stt having Republican Rpubommbrs Rpubommbrsin members membersn in n Congress Congr are represented on the com comilttee committ cornmittee ilttee mitt selected eleted with the exception excepton of Debt Delaware Del Debtware ware Indiana Illinois Iinois and Vermont Venont In Inthe Inthe the he case cO of Delaware Delawar tho factional facton fight fightlenator fght hl has prevente prevented an agrement agreement upon either eitherSnator eitherSenator Senator Snator Allee Ale or Senator Senator S nator Ball to upn represent representhat rpresent rpresentthat representthat that State on the tIi committee co ite The com comnittee commlte cornmittee nittee mlte will wi meet shortly ehorty and organize organizetear organizener organizeRear tear ner Admiral Cooper Coop r Succeeds Evans EvtniWABHINOTOH EnWHNGTON EvansWAefllNOTOi WABHINOTOH WHNGTON March Mah 21 21Ra 21Roar Rear Admiral AdmitalPhilip Admiralhllip Phip Philip hllip H Cooper Cper today to lay assumed C8ume the duties dutiesf duti of f commanderlnchief of the United Unit State Statelaval Stat Statesnaval laval force on the Asiatic Alto station staton relieving relievin relievinRear tear Rar Admiral Admral Robley D Evans who win wintort wi wistart tort ltt for home on March Mah 25 2 on the battleship battlOhp wll wllltt Kong Kentucky The transfer trfer was made mde at Hong The battleship ba l0hlp Wisconsin WlsoMin is il Admiral Admiralcopers AdmiralCooper8 AdmiralCoopers Coopers copers flagship flagshipCo 1aEshlpTo flaehipTo To Co Have lne New e ew Chinese ExclusIon Kelllol Treaty TreatyWASSINQTON TreatyWASi1NOTOt Nty NtyW WASSINQTON W ASSlQTO March 21 21The The Chinese ChineseExclusion ChineseJxclusion ChineseExclusion Jxclusion Exclusion treaty expires expire this year yer and the theJovernment theGovernment theGovernment Government of r China has hI given notice noticehat notloethat ntce ntcethat that it is not to be renewed rnewe Minister Ministerftentung MinleterChentung MinisterChontung ftentung is engaged with Secretary Sretary Hay Hayn Ha Hain In n the preparation preparaton of a new treaty which whichrill whiohi whiowill rill i be mere liberal lbral In terms tenl than the old oldfhc oldTho oldThe The draft of the new convention Is already alreadyveil alread alreadwel alreadywell veil wel advanced advancedLOVISA advance advanceIOrJU advancedLOUISA LOUISA IOrJU PINE PIlE DEAD DEADIas DEADWas Was Ias U a Famous Fmols Opera Opra Sinter 8ln er Many IUay Year YearAEO TearsAgo er Ago AEOSpecial Asopldal AgoSpecia Special cable Ditpatch DI41c to THI Ta Sox SoxLONDON Sllr SllrLNN SowLOWD0N LONDON LNN March 21 21Loul Louisa Pyn 1a for forerly formerly formerly merly erly a famous opera opr singer siger died die In Lon Lonon Lo Lestdon don on today ased ae 78 years yeaI She toured touredunch tould touldmn touredmuch mn much unch h in I the United Unitd States SUlte in the middle mide mideof mlddloof of te the last ctu century I SEAL SEALCorKedUp EAIL CorKedUp Sunshine Sunhine from Americas AmericasMost Americs AmericsMost Americasjll jll Most Famous Vineyards VineyardsThe 0 The favorite favorle Club and Banquet BanquetCHAMPAGNE Banque BanquetCHAMPAGNE CHAMPAGNE CHAMPAGNESpecial Special Dry DrDrut DrDrutMade DryDrut DryDrutMade Brut BrutMade Made by bythe the French process pr cess it equals foreign foreignwines foreignwines foreignGOLbSEAX GOLbSEAX wines in quality qualty bouquet and flavor favor eqals Onehalf Onehaf the triecost thepec11D i pec11D cost Why Wiy Whypay pay pay custom duty for foreign labels labelsGOLD labelsGOLD labelsGOLD GOLD SEAL is sold everywhere everywhere and andserved andserved I served sered at all al the principal princpa clubs cubs hotels and cafes cafesUQBANA cafesURBANA URBANA WINE CO Urbana N Y Sole Maker I NEW ENGLAND ENGLANDEARTIIUAKE ENGLANDEARTIIUAKESE EARTHQUAKE EARTHfiOAKSEVERAL EARTHQUAKESEIEI SEVERAL SEIEI SE IER4 I SHOCKS SIIOCKif STIR FOLKS FOLKSA IN INA INA TERRITORY TERRITORYBhturbance TERRITORYDisturbances A LARGE TERRfORY TERRfORYDlturbanc Disturbances Dlturbanc Were Severest Senrtit In II Maine an anthe anl anlthe anti antithe the Canadian Can Provinces Povn ProvincesBar Bar Br harbor Harbor1FIM lIabor lIaborFIN harborElse Else FIN Bell Drll hung na by b the Oscillation OscillationNo No o Serious 8toU Damage WM u Done DonBOBTON DoneBOBTN DoneBOSTON BOSTON BOBTN March Mah 21 21A A series rle of earth earthquake eth ethquae earthquake quake quae shocks 8hockl swept across aor0 New ew England Englamat Egland Eglandat at an early erly hour this morning moring playlniqueer playIng plying plyingquer playIngqueer chandelier chandelierand chandeliersand queer quer pranks prs with swinging swigig and delicately delcately balanced blced breakables breablOB arrest arresting arrestIng a ing the attention attenton of night workers worker frighten frightenIng frightenIng frightenIng Ing those th who have hve had b earthquake orthquake ex exporlenoo experien axporience porlenoo perien In tho past and even awakening awakeningBorne awaening awaeningBme awakeningsome Borne Bme light lght sleepers sleepersThe 8leper8 8leper8The sleepersThe The seismic disturbance was apparently apparentlIn apparenty apparentyIn In three the waves WVO lasting ltng only a few seconds secondsIt sond It seemed Bmed to t cross croS New England Eglnd from fronnortheast fromnortht fromnortheast northeast to southwest southwet and the time o oreaching of ofreching ofreaching northt reaching reching Boston Bostn was recorded reorded at the Hat Harvard Ha Havard Hatyard vard Observatory as 10410 A M I Iappears It Itappears Itappears appears that there thee are no seismographs li lithis in inthis Inthis this neighborhood neighborhoodIt neighbrhoo It happened that In the dark room ai aiHarvard at atHrad atHarvard Harvard Hrad happed Observatory Obsratory there was W last lt night nighta a bath filled fll to the brim witlj wt wItl water watr Ob Observers Obsrer Observers servers srer felt the shocks and upon upn exaraln exaralning examinlag ing the bath found a few spoonfuls spunful of water wateislopped waterelopp waterslopped slopped over This on the authority authorty of olProf ofProf ofProf Prof elopp Pickering and his assistants was wa th thonly the theonly theonly only observation obsrvation at Harvard HarvardMany Hrard Hrardbay HarvardMany Many bay Maine Mane New N w Hampshire Hamphre Massa Massachusetts Ma MaChUllta Massachusatta chusetts ChUllta Connecticut Conneticut and provincial provci towns townifelt to5felt townsfelt felt the shock virtually virtualy at the same sme hour hourHalifax hourHfa hourHalifax Halifax did dd not experience exprience It butSt John JohnFrederlcton Joh JohnFredetlcton Frederlcton Hfa Fercton and other New Brunswick Brunswickpolata Brswck Brswckpit Brunswickpoints points felt the earth eth shake shakeTwo shao shaoTo shakoTwo pit Maine Mainewhile Mainewhle Mainewhile Two To shocks were felt in western WEIter while in the eastern etern part from three thre to sever severwere sevenwore whle were noticeable noticeble Bar p Harbor Habr reported reportedseven reportedseven seven The bell In the te fire tre engIne eorIne house houseat houl houlnt houseat at Bar Br Harbor Hrbr swayed swa several times tmes sound sounding sUd sUdIng soundlug ing an alarm alarmiho alarmfie alarmiho iho fie worst disturbance disturbace In Maine was 118 re reported reprted roported ported from Calais where buildings buidlni8 wer werrocked were wererked warerocked rocked prted pictures Ca shaken from the walls wi and andchimneys andchlnoy andchimneys rked plcu shan chimneys damaged The heaviest heviet shock shockin BhockIn chlnoy in that tht city dmage was 118 preceded pred by rumblings rmbUngs of ofthe oftho ofthe the earth earthWASHINGTON erth erthW earthWAAIUNOT0N WASHINGTON W March Mah 21Prof 21 Pof Marvin Marvinchief Marn Marnohief Marvinohief ohief J8DOTON of the instrument Inltroment division diviion of the theWeather theWeather theWeather Weather Bureau B1Ueau1 said sd that the earthquake earthquakeWeather earthuae earthuaeIn eartlauakeIn In New England this morning must have havebeen havebeen been very Egla feeble as the rrds records of the theWeer theWeather Weather vel Bureau show no evidence evldenC of ofseismic f 0 0selmlo aseismio seismic Weer disturbance d turbaoe The delicate delcat In InBtruments Instrents Instrwnents selmlo Btruments of the bureau bureu are supposed U Uregister to toregister toregister register strents on a chart all variations variatin 8Uppl of a 0 travel travelling travellg travelhag ling needle duo ch to earthquake ehquake a shocks 8hock Th Threcord The Thererd Therecord record lg rerd nede since sin0 noon yesterday yterdy was 118 carefull carefullexamined catuly catulyexamined carefully carefullyexamined examined and was WI found to be normal normalIFJf nona nonaWB normalWE IFJf NEEDNT FEAR EARTHQUAKE EARTHQUAKETne EARTIQUAKES EARTIQUAKESTe The Te Skysormpers S7oap the Bridges and the run Tunnets Tn Tnne runnels nets ne Are Ae Built Buit Too Strong Stron to B B Be Hurt HurtWhat HUI HUIWhat HurtWhat What would happen hapen If I an earthquake earthquakshould earthquakeshold earthquakeshould should shold hit New York Why It would woulimean wouldmea wouldmean mean mea only the collapse clap8e and crumbling crmblng o oeome of oflome ofsome some lome of the smaller 6aler and cheaper buildings buildingsdeclared buiding buildingsdeclared declared delrt Prof James Jae Furman Fnan Kemp beatOwners head heador headof or the departent department of geology at Columbia ColumbiaOwen ColumbiaOwners Owners Owen te and tenants tats of I Iurea the big Btl steel strct strctur struct structurea urea need have little fear If the shock shockthat shockthat ook ookthat litte I te ur that Boston ne hve felt should be b transmitted tralmltt here herethe herethe herethe the damage da Bston would be b very slight slightThe slght slghtThe alightThe The large steel st framed fre structures IItrctr such suchas suchl suchas as the Flatiron Building Biding the Park Row RonBuilding RowBuiding RowBuilding Building l and the like lke would undergo an anexperience anexperience experience Buiding similar to the snapping of a awhip awhip awhip whip The Te siiar top only onl would ould be affected affectedand ated atedand affectedand and that perhaps perha only so far as l to lose lo a abit abit abit bit of the ornamental ornametal coping A great greatdeal grat gratdea greatdeal deal of course cou depends deedlJ upon the structure structureof etrotre etrotreor dea of the foundation foundaton There would be trouble troubleif truble trubleir if a structure Itroeture based baed partly pal on either eter silt siltquake sit sitor sIltor or mud shou should d be aeot aeoted by an earth eartbquae earthquske quake quakeThe quae quskeThe The effect on such constructions oomtroUon as a the thesubway te tesubway thesubway eeot subway the two East Et River Rver bridges bridRC the thoNorth theNorth theNorth North River tunnel and ad the Statue Sttue of Lib Liberty Liberty Libarty erty would Rver be b small sal They are a too stoutly stoutlyconstructed 8toutlycontrcte stoutlyconstructed contrcte constructed to be in any danger The Thaelevated Theelevat Theelevated elevated and ad surface railroads rala8 would not notbe notbe notbe elevat be weakened nor ra twisted twit as a they tey were In InCharleston InCarleton inCharleston Carleton Charleston in the earthquake erqae there thereSHIFTING thereSBIFTIO thereSHIFTING SHIFTING SBIFTIO ABOUT OF WARSHIPS WARSHIPSNew New European Squadron Sudon 10 t Be Farmed FarmedUnder Femed FemedUnder FarmedUnder Under Bear Re Admiral Adial Jewell JewellWASHINGTON JtfJ JtfJWASJGTON Jewei1WaslrntGTON WASHINGTON WASJGTON March 21 21I 2 1 In accordance accordancewith aordace aordaceWit accordancewith with Wit its new policy pUoy of interchartglne itercbrgg squad squadrons Iqua squadron rn ron rons on home and foreign foreig stations lttons the thetment thoNav theNavy Navy Department tment today ty arranged arrnge for a aplan ageneral ageneral Nav general Deptlt shimnp shifting abut about of wahip warships The Tbeplan Theplan plan affects alect all al the squadrons suadron8 with wththe the ex exception e ecepton cxcaption caption of the Pacific PacificUpon Pacllo PaclloUpn PacificUpon cepton Upon the conclusion conoluon of the target tet prac practice prMtot ptactic tic tice Upn at Ponsaoola Po la in i which whob all a1 vessels vesl on onthe onthe tot the Atlantic Alt except a a few kept In Isthmian Isthmianand Ithma Isthmlanand and Dominican waters wat are a participating participatinga pcptg pcptga a new Domc European squadron wjll wU U be formed formedunder forme formedunder under Rear Ep Admiral Admlro luaron Jewell Jewel It will l consist consistof conlst conlstor undr of the Rr cruisers croisrs Olympia Olypia which has been beenjnver bon bonthe beenthe the flagship of the Caribbsuadn Caribbsuadnad Caribbean squadron squadronand ad and wi fialhip will b be reted retained a as fship flagship Btmore BtmoreC1eldand Baltimore BaltimoreCleveland C1eldand Cleveland and D Des Moine Moines wt with the cruiser cruiserDenver ner nerDnve Denver jnver to join joi later laterTo latr latrTo laterTo Dnve To the South Buth Atlantic Atltc station stato will be besigned beape beassigned assigned signed the armored cruiser crllr Brooklyn Brooklynaohlai Brookly Brooklynlately wll ape or the Enropean station stationand lately ftagslu Eropan Itatonl Itatonlad ltel ad and the nslu guntt gunboats Cne Castine Marlett Marietta aa aaMablu and andMachiss aohlai Mablu Roar Admiral Admral Chadwiok CadWiok will willmmand wl willcommand comand comandRea command commandRear mmand mmandRear Rear Rea Admiral Adra Slgsbee Slgsb will Wil command omd the theew tbonew thenew new ew Caribbean Caibbean squadron Uldron which will w con const conslat conslat slat st of the cruisers crulrs Newark Nowak flagship flagshipill fagehp1 fagehp1Atanta flagshipAtianta Atianta Montgomery Id and Detroit ana anathe and andthe Montgomer Detroitb Atanta the guboat gunboats Bcroft Bancroft and NaB Naakvlile NaakvlileAll vUe vUeAU AU ill the cruisers criaI have been be attached atahed to lh lhouth IhSouth lbSouth South Atlantic station The auxiliary auxiliarymiser auJUa auzillarycruiser I Icrilr Atlto miser crilr Dixie will wl remain with this squadron squadrons suadrn suadrnas as s a transport for rem marines marnel and some sme col colliers collers cclliars liars lers will wl transpr be b attached atached also alsoO a aTO alsoTO TO O LEND LEN MONEY lflEr TO SETTLERS SETTLKRSIll SErTLRRlDi Di Dill Ill Prepared Peparl by BoothTnoker BoothToker Introduced IntroducedIn ntrodut I IIn In the Ue Senate SenateWASHINGTON Hente HenteW SenateWaanixoror WASHINGTON W DINGT March 21 21Senator Senator Hoar Hoarday Hoartoday today day Introduced the bill bi prepared by byonunonder byComader byCommander Commander Comader BoothTucker BootbTcker Booth Thcker looking to the thejlonlzatlon thoc thecalonizatlon jlonlzatlon c lonlaton of vacant public publc lands land by bydual byMtU byactual dual MtU settlers Aeters The bill bi creates crates the Bu Bueau Bureu fluroan reu roan eau of Colonization Colniaton In the Department Departmentif Dparment Dparmentor or if the te Interior Intrior and provides provide machinery machineryfor for or advertising avertlslR the public pblo lands and ob obaining obtaining obtaming taming settlers settlersThe settlersThe The Secretary 8try stteI of the Treasury Treaury Is au auhorized author authorixod horized to issue hUI not to exceed 150000000 150000000it 100 ece thor of it sixty AIty year yer 8 per cent cnt gold bonds bond to be bessupd bei8ul beissued issued i8ul In sums fus pr not exceeding exceing 15000000 15000000early 5000oooyearly OO early yely to deserving derlg settlers stters m fri loans 10la of oftot ofnt ofnot nt not tot over 11500 Iw 1500 to any anyone one person penn who Is Isequlred isreulre Isrequired required reulre to enter upon a homestead nomestea and andrho andwho andwho who is 18cel certified as upn worthy and deserv deservng derv dervIng doseryIng Ing ng by one person prso e holding holing official position positioninder po81t1onunder positionunder under tho Federal Feeral Government Goverment or any anyitate I ISt State St or municipal mulclRal government and by byme byone byone one person of recognized rgnize standing in a aheritable acharitable acharitable charitable pnon or religious rligious organization organizationThe organiation organiationThfl organizationbThe stanalnl The money Is i to be b repaid by the settler settlern eller ellerIn In n annual Installments installets with A per cent centnterwt centIntert centinterest interest The homestead hometea and all al pr the set oetlrp Iet Iettllr setthere there th thereon Is held helda tllr personal pelonal property thlrn rexin hlld hllda a a a t lien Ue to secure tW prlely repayment r paen of th t ths loan l I BAKERS DAlCRS SPEECH EXPUNGED EXPUNGEDUnder EXUNGED EXUNGEDVDdN EXPUNGEDUnder Under VDdN Leave Lave to Print Pint Ho le Gets Ge In the theHeoorU thenpcord thefleoord HeoorU an Attack Ataek on Air Ilr Baboock BaboockWASHINGTON Bbcc IJatiockWAsuItutroN WASHINGTON W8BI GTON March arch 21 21Immedlately 21Immedlatelyafter Immediately Immediatelyafter after the approval of the tle Journal Joural today todaya a political poltcal and personal pernal controversy began beganin in the House which aroused bitter feeling feelingRising feelng feelngRiig feelingRising Rising Riig to toaquestionotprlvlloge a 0 question of privilege prlvUege1r Mr Hap Hepburn Bepbum Hapburn burn Rep la offered olere a resolution relutlon to ex expunge expunge axpunge punge from the Congressional Record Rcud a apeeoh apeh aspeech speech peh inserted inrted by Mr Baker Bker Dem N NY NYunder NYunder Y Yunder under the leave to print on Friday Fridayand Fridy Fridyand FrIdayand and which contained a I bitter personal peronl at attack attck attack tack tck on Mr Babcock Baok Rep Rp Wis who ac according according nocording cording to the Republican Republct programme programmenow now mapped mpped out is to be reflected reelet tonight tonightas tnght tnghtas as chairman chirn of the Republican UepubUc Congress Congresscommittee Congre Congresscommittee oomltt committee committeeMr Mr l Bakers Baers speech Bpel declared deled that Mr MrBabcock MrDock MrBabcock Babcock Dock had ha flooded fioed tho mails mi8 with wih tons of offrankable ofrrankable offrankable frankable matter mttr directed to his homo homopost homopost homepost post office ofce and to post offices ofce in his h homo homocounty homocounty homecounty county In Washington during the weighing weighingperiod welghlngperio woighlngperiod period perio when the Post Office Ofce Department Departmentdetermine Depatlt Depatltdetenlnra Departmentdetermine determine detenlnra what the allowance alowance shall eal be to torailroads torairads torailroads railroads rairads for carrying carrylng the malls mlla Ten Tentons Tentons Tentonsofrnail tons tonsofrnail of mall mal ho hocliarged charged cbarge were weresent sent nt to t David DavidMoore Davd DavdMoore DavidMoore Moore tho postmaster postmter at Bamboo Baboo Mr MrBabcocks lr lrBabks MrBabcocks Babcocks Babks home during the weighing weighingperiod weighingperio weighingperiod period perio of 1003 103 and two tons a day was ad addressed a addressed dressed dre to the post poeto1ce office ce at Plinevllle Planevle Wli Wliand WI WIand WIand and that this extra mail mal matter mtter remained remainedfor rmined rminedfor for three months month in the basement baement of the thebuilding thebuiding thebuilding building buiding used as 1 a post office ofc and that thatwhen thatwben thatwhen when the post office ofce was removed to another anotherbuilding anotherbuiding anotherbuilding building buiding an entire day was consumed COnum in inhauling Inhaulng inhauling hauling haulng matter mter franked frae by Mr Babcock Babcockroads Bbock BbockB BabcockBy B By tbi this men means Mr Ber Baker chged charged the ral rail railroads roads rods in the county cunty received reeive double the theamount theamount theamount amount to which they 11ey were entitled entted each eachmonth eoh eohmonlh eachmonth month which in four years year had aggregated aggregatedan aggegated aggegatedan an excess exC of 118000 118000Mr 103000 103000Mr lSt000Mr Mr Hepburn Hepbu declared delared that this was W a acowardly acowary acowardly cowardly attack upon a member membr of the theHouse theHcuse theHouse House cowary that tht no word wor upn of the speech 8ph had h been beenuttered bn bnultered beenuttered uttered on the floor fcor and that if i any mom member me mombet ber had attempted to utter it he would woUd have havebeen bavebn havebeen been bn called to order orde and been bn obliged obljed to totake totake totake take his scat sot Under the rules of the th House Househe Houe Househe he said sid it had ha no right In rOB the Accord ncr and a he hemoved hemoved hemoved moved to have it expunged expungedMr exunged exungedM Mr M Williams Wiiam Dem Miss M defending defendng Mr Baker Bker said sid that he was a new member memberand membr membrand memberand and did not know the rules role of the House Housein Hou in this respect He admitted admitt that under underthe uder udertbe underthe the rules rlce rOBp certain cr portions prlol of the speech speechshould s speechshould h should be expunged expunge but bu there were wee other otherportions otherprloM otherportions I portions prloM of it wherein Mr Babcocka Bboks name namewas nameWM namewas was not mentioned mentione but which did relate relateto relae relaeto to the Post POt Office Offic Appropriation bill bi then thenunder thenunder thanunder Apppriin under consideration ooMldemton which should be al allowed allowed allowed lowed to remain remainHe remainHo remn remnHe He attempted atempted to read them but was abut abutoff 8hu shutoff off oc by Mr M Payne Paye Rep Rp re N Y who declared declaredthat dered deredt declaredthat that t hit Mr Williams Wiiam was wlleking seeking eeekingto to get go in the theRecord theR theRseord Record R crd in another way something somethin which whichthe whch whchthe whichthe the House was endeavoring endevorng to t expunge expungeMr expungeMr punle punleMr Mr Williams Wilams offered oter to expunge his hisown hllown hisown own speech speh If I all al of Mr Bakers speech speechwas speechwas was 1 stricken strcen out outto so that the objectionable objectionableparagraphs obj objoctionablparagraphs tonbi spe paragraphs should ahou3d not remain remainMr remainMr remainMr prrpha aow Mr Hepburn Hepbur declined delne to yield for an anamendment a anamendment amendment amedment to retain retin any part of the speech Let Lt the whole thing tin go prt out he thelp declared declaredWhat delar declaredWhat What are you afraid of th ie the trusts trustsshouted trts trtssouted trustsshouted shouted souted Mr lr Baker BakerThe Bker BkerTe BakerThe The Te previous previou question shutting shuttn off oc amend amendments aend aendmenta amendments ments to expunge expune only that part of the thespeech te tespeh thespeech speech speh referring rferrtn to Mr Babcock Babk pr was WI carried carriedby cre carriedby by a party pary vote voteWithout voteWithout voteWithout Without further furer objection objecton the resolution resolutionto roluton rolutonto to expunge exunge Mr Bakers Bkers entire entir speech was wascarried 1l wasearned carried carriedMr earnedMr I IMr sp care Mr Wiley Wiey Dem De Ala Ala then announced announcedThompson announcedthe the detl death of his coleaguo colleague ReprenttYe Representative RepresentativeThompson anounc 110mpon Thompson and a d out of respect to t his is memory memorythe I the the House at 120 oclock rp adjourned adjourne memoJ The TheIt TheSpeaker Speaker appointed the folowIng following oommlte committee committeeto It tee teeto I to attend atend the funeral funeralRepresentatives fnel fnelRprentthO funeralRepresentatives Representatives RprentthO Whey loy Clayton and andBowie andBole andBowie Bowie of Alamaba Almab Poegett POlgett of Tennessee TennesseeGeorgia Tenese TennesseeGaines Galn8 Gaines of TennOaeeLltefeld Tennessee Littlefield 01 Mile MileBrn Maine MaineBrown Brn Brown of Wisconsin larrah Darragh Ind and Fordney Fordneyof of MlclgankWllml Michigan Williams nf Ilnois Illinois Vrland Vrlandof Vreeland Vreelandof of N New Yor York Slthan Suthard of Ohio Lewis of ofGerla ofGeorgia Georgia Gerla and Ind Patterson Patteron and Thomas Thoma of North NorthCarolina NorthCarlna NorthCarolina Carolina CarolinaCORDAGE Carlna CarlnaCORDAGE CarolinaCORDAGE CORDAGE MEN SURPRISED SURPRISEDsecretary SURPRISEDsecrltl SURPRISEDSceretaryTatt secretary secrltl SceretaryTatt Tart Tr Satisfied fatbfe With f1h Bill BI to Apply ApplyCoastwlie Applyeutwhe ApplyCosatwise Coastwlie eutwhe Laws Lw to Phippine Philippine Trade TradeWASHINGTON Tde TdeW TrsdeWASIHNOTON WASHINGTON W A8INOTON March Mac Si 21The The House HoW Com Committee Committ Cornznltteo mittee mitt on Merchant Mercht Marine Maine this morning morningclosed moring moringclos morningclosed closed clos the hearings helg on the Senate Snte bill bi which whichexempts whiohexepts whichexempts exempts exepts the Philippine Phippine Island Ilad traffic t from fromthe fromthe fromthe the operation of the United State operaton Unite Stla coast coastwise cst cstwise coastwise wise navigation Dllgaton laws law and applies applle those thoselaws thole tholelws thoselaws laws lws to the transoceanic trancnlo commerce comerce be between be betwoon tween twe the Philippines Phipples and ad the te United Unit States Statesafter Stt Stateeafter after aftr July 1 1805 1805Secretary Il 105Secretary Secretary Seet Taft was a hoard ho at considerable considerablelength conliderable conliderablelength considerablelength length and ad aa a It had ha been be generally geeraly under understood unde undetstood stoo stood that ho was wa a pronounced pronounc 9Ppocent 9Ppocentof pponentof of the bill bi his hi testimony tUmony was discouraging discouraalnffwho diougig to the hemp and crdag cordage roprntUe representatives representativeswho who have hve been len so vigorously fighting fghtng this thismeasure thismeaeure thismeasure measure Mr Taft Tat strongly stonly indorsed Indor that thatsection thatston thatsection section ston of the bill bi relating relaing to the interstate interstatetraffic Intte Inttetrc InterstatetraflIo traffic and in reply to Representative RepreeentUve Small Sml trc he said that while whle he would be glad gladto gladto gladto to see Be the operation operaton of the act as B far as asthe ute asthe the transoceanic trnsonio trade is I concerned ex extended extended axtended te conore tended a longer lime than contemplated contemplatedIn conte contemplatej In the bill bi at the te lame 1e time tme he had hd airfMd airfMdbe agreejwith it with Senator Lge Lodge tht that If the dat dato ae should shouldbe shouldbe be postponed p0tponed from frm July i 1004 11 a a as originally originallycontemplated originUy originUyoontmplat originallyoontemplated hA contemplated oontmplat satisfied to July i 1009 10 he would wouldha To tho surprise of the cordage manu manufacturers menufacturers mnu mnufaturere facturers faturere the Secretary said d that in his hisopinion hilopiion hisopinion opinion opiion the hemp Industry industr would not suffer sufferunder muterunder under the proposed prop bill bl Hemp and cocoa cocoanuta cocoanUtS ser serunder could take of coo nuts te care themselves themlye es especially especially pecially plaUr the former as l the Islands blad had e a amonopoly amonoply amonopoly monopoly of the hemp production prduoton and ad the theAmerican theAmerloan theAmortoan American monoply importers Imprters and manufacturers manufacturersnow mufaturerll mufaturerllnow now had advantage advete of the 4740 74 740 a ton tonrebate tonrbte tonrebate rebate rbte which he thought was divided between them and the consumer consumerThe conlumer conlumerThe consumerThe bte The only possible psaibJeb harm which would result resultfrom reult reultfrm resultfrom from such a bill he said would be frm luch bl sd b to the thetrade thetrde thetrade trade trde in sugar BUg and tobacco tobaco which whch doe doenot doenot does doesnot not now nO exist e 8t but which the Philippine PhilippineGovernment PhilippineGovernment Government and himself Jm l are trying Philppine PhilppineGovernment very hard to stimulate stmulate It I was because baul tryng of his hisgreat hl8grot lilagreat great grot desire dere to build buld up trade trae in these two twoproducts twoproductstbat twoproductsthat products productstbat that he advocated advocate a reduction reducton of ofthe the tariff on them to 25 per cent of the Ding Din g ley rate rte He had hoped hop pr that thlt such a meas measure meal meahure ure could be passed at the same lmB time with withthe the pending pnding bill billTO bi biTO billTO pe wih TO CONDEMN CO DEltl LAND LAlD FOR P R R REast IlEt ftEast East Et Side Owner 011tr Wouldnt Sell 811 It I at the thePrice thl thePrice Price Pric Offered OfferedSupremo Ofufd OfufdSuprme OfleredSupreme Supreme Suprme Court Crt Justice Justc Barrett Baet has h named namedAssemblyman nnmfJdAmbly namedAssemblyman Assemblyman E R Finch and Ambly R Floh exJudges exJudgesJ exJudge J F Daly and ad W M Cohen Cohe a u commis commissioner cmmis cmmisIIloer commiasioners sioner IIloer to appraise apprais the value of fortynine fortynlnalots fortyninelot lots lot between btwen First Frst and Second Sond avenues aveul In InThlrtvsocond InTIYlnd InThirtysecond Thlrtvsocond TIYlnd Thirtythird Thiythird and Thirty Thlty Thirtyfourth fourth fourh streets stets which whih lh the Pannovlcunfo PannovlcunfoNew PeMylvanla PeMylvanlaNew PennaylvanIaNew New York and Long Island Railroad Rllo8 Com Company Compny Cornpany pany wants ants In order to facilitate facltatthe facllltatthe the con construction co construotlon struction etotion pny of its il tunnel to Long Inland 1land City Cityand Cty Ctyand Cityand and other improvements Iproen ts The Te ownerhave owner oerahave ownershave have reused res refused to t sell 8U at the prlo prices offered offeredleoenaltr oler Juetlc Justice Baett Barrett save that tie this 18 a great greatpublic publo public work and ay thai publo public neoessit7 leoenaltr Ie Iepublo i iquires rqitires nelt7 quires W the te condemnation odmon of the t Und Ic IcI landI I 1 1TNIHI THBREISA THBREISARIGHT TNIHI TNIHIRICHT RICHT WAY and a aWRONC WAY WAYTO WAYTODUBN p pt TO TODUBN BURN 5UlNGAS 5UlNGASbumef GAS GASA I t 1 1TATI r i TATI f fA A burner with lh a 5Foot Foot J tip tipconsuming A burner burler with ih a U 3Foot Jpot of tip tipconsuming tp tpconaumlDI lipcoasumitig consuming 5 feet of Oas Oasgiving consuming 5 feet fee Oa Oagiving 0 0lvne ciagivisg I giving lvne Good 000 light labt giving aVIDI Poor light lightIf lght lghtII lightIf If your au Gas Burners hures are al unsatisfactory ansatsfacotY send word wot to the theGas tFe tFeGa theGas n nGenuine Gas Ga Company Cmpany addressing ac rssng the 1 Gas G Information Bureau BureauA BureauI BureauA I A A Vantine L Co CoBroadway CoII II Broadway bet 16th b 19tK Sta StaOriental SteOriental Oriental SilKs and Fabrics FabricsA iIJ A variety of the latest and most fashionable productions of the deft deftfingered deftJ J fingered weavers of the Orient are displayed on our second floor floorNo floorNo No other store In New York has these goods goodsGenuine E 1 1Genuine 1 Genuine GenuinePrinted Japan J apanChina JapanChlntiI apanChinaYrinted 6i China ChinaDress I Printed PrintedShantung Dress SilKa SilKaLyons Sihe SiheShantung SiliteShiintun Shantung ShantungPongee 1IkM Lyons Printed PrintedSmall PrinteqPongoe PrintedPongee Pongee V Small Smal effects effectsc efes II 20 and 24 Inches wide wideOc wide50c fi fijOc 2 2 V 4 b5c c per rrerd 7udWor 7ardWorth rrerdWorth 50c Oc pit p r yard yardWorth ard Worth Wo flOO 100 and 125 125Crepe 125F 10 12 12Crepe Worth Wor 85 8e 85c u a yard F Crepe de Chine in all al colors colorsRanging color8RangIriin I IRanging Ranging RangIriin in price pricefrom from 1OO to 23 per pr yard rydTanriyoltu yardTanriyoKu yad yadTanriyohu TanriyoKu SilK Sih Crepe e 24 inches wide In all al colors l25 per pr yard yardUnusual yard yardUnusual yardUnu5ual Unusual Model W Waist W0i5t5 oiat oiatFashioned 4 1 Fashioned of Oriental Fabrics FabricsExclusive Fabris FabrisExcusive FabricsExclusive Exclusive Excusive and Original Original1O00 Ot inal 750 1000 125o 1500 1500PMILICATIOM 2000 52000PVBLICAUONS 2000I PMILICATIOM I u I IMAR PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONSMARY PULCATONS PULCATONSMARY MARY MAR Y JOHNSTONS JOHNSTONSgreat great ntfto ne novel novelortimer I Sir SirMortiDer SirMortimer Mortimer ortimeris MortiDer MortiDeris is just published publishedRcadcra publishedReador Rcadcra Reador of TO HAVE AND TO TOHOLD TOHOLD TOHOLD o I HOLD will wi welcome welome the distinct dstnct ad advance advance adVance vance which Miss Mss Johnston Johton already a amasterhand amast amasterhand masterhand mast rhand in nction 1ctionamade fictionJias Jias made overher overherprevious ovcr ovcrherprevious her I IprcVs previous successes successesWtih succeso successesWith i 1 With 14 frontispiece nlp NP rtpndactntfltbtMffifr rtpndactntfltbtMffifrinl reprodacuiiJrai reprodacuiiJraiiiiat 1 11oM inl 1 ptinling p ni by F C YoAn mjjtflg mjjtflgInHons rtn1is rtn1isrations rations printed prnlt4 on Of India Ifdtn tinted paper f and tndmounted andmourdei mounted m nti like Te photographs photographsHARPER piolographsHARPER lotorr lotorrHARPER I HARPER BROTHERS New Yorh TEST OF STUDENT ORATORY ORATORYI ORATOB ORATOBCrtl ORATORYCurtis I Curtis Crtl Price Plr Medal Ie to Be Competed Cmptfd For at atClumbi atColumbIa t tColumbia Columbia Clumbi Tomorrow TomorrowThe Tomorow TomorowThe TomorrowThe The first public publc competition competton for the George GeorgeWilliam Gerge GergeWiiam GeorgeWilliam William Wiiam Curtis Crtis prize prze medals meals for oratory oratorywill orator oratorywill will be b held under the ausplccsof the Kings KingsCrown KingsCW llngsCrown Crown CW Society Siety at Columbia University Universitytomorrow Unlersltytomrw Universitytomorrow tomorrow tomrw evening eveing The contest will wi take takeplace tae taeple takeplace place ple in Earl Erl Hall Hl with wth Dean Den J Howard HowardVan HowardVa HowardVan presiding officer and Justice JusticeWttlard JusticeWillard Van Va Amringe as preeldg otcer Justce JustceWiard Wttlard Wiard Bartlett Bartet Henry Holt Holt and John JohnB B Pine Pne as a judges A student studtnt committee committeehas tommltee tommlteeha has ha been bn appointed appinted to take charge chsrfe of the thesocial thesial thesocial social sial side of the contest The 11e contestants contestantsand tentestanta tentestantaand contestantsanti and their subjects will wl be e W J Donovan DonovanThe DonovanThe DonovanThie The Awakening A of Japan D C Brace BraceWhlttler BraceWitier BraceWhittier Whittier Witier the Poet of Freedom JrEedom W S STURPIN SAN STURPIN TURPIN TURPINARROW TURPINARROW I I AN ANARROW ARROW COLLAR COLLARCKNTt I CENTS I FOR 13 2 CCNTB CCNTBCLUITT CINTSCLUeTT CCN1ICLUaTT CLUITT MABODV PE caeoo eODY A CO COUAKtM c co5Aus UAKtM MUI Of O ClUITT CLVIT Mt HONUICH IOU I I Messer ler Gladstone Gldstone H A Butler The TheEssence TheEssence he he1noe Essence 1noe of the Monroe MonrB Doctrine Dtrlne B C CFinn CJllh CFish Finn Jllh nusldn an Ethical Ehical Teacher Techer W S SBryant RBryant SBryant Bryant Bryant The Australian Auetrlan System of Com Compulsory Compulry Cornpuaory pulsory pulry Arbitration ArbitrationMASTER Arbiration ArbirationMASTER ArbitrationMASTER MASTER PIANO PLAYER PLAYERScience PLAYERSience PLAYERScience Science Sience has nowhere been a amore amor amore more loyal servant of art ar thin in inthe inthe inthe the realm of music The very veryclimax veryclmax veryclimax climax clmax of human skill ski has been beenrealized beenrea1zed beenrealized realized rea1zed in the production prouction of the theAPOLLO theAPOLLOMaster theAPOLLOMaster APOLLO APOLLOMaster Master Piano Player PlayerThe PlayerTe PlayerThe The Te aim of the age is to eliminate eliminatethe elminate elminatethe the drudgery of life le and preserve preserveits preserveis its is art ar The most conspicuous conspicuousachievement conspicousachievement conspicuousachievement achievement in this direction directon is isthe I Isthe the APOLLO This instrument instrumentis intrument intrumentis is an established factor of the themusical themusia themuskal musical musia world worldTHE worldTUE worldTHE THE APOLLO COMPANY 101 Filth Fih Avo ti Bt ft t 17th and ifttb SU SUNEW St StLNEW NEW NB W YORK YORKAnderson YORKAderson YORKAndersen Anderson Aderson I Company 170 10 70 Fulton FullD Street SUe nrooUn nroltn

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1 TI JfSjjP 77 T 7 T ps wpr 77ff T j T SHALL SHALl ILiiUBWAYPA SUBWAY SUBW AYPLANS PLANS W WAIT WAIT1I1LE wA wAs T TfIJIlUJ s fIJIlUJ 1I1LE XEItJJ V3IH EIY YORK IS SUFFERING SUFFERINGMR S FFElll G GfOn tJJ MR MORE RAPID TRANSIT TRANSITThat TIlANSITThat TRANSITThat That H I fnr Ih I1 Plain luae 10 0 Be DePut Put Before BeforeIhr UetorIhe tore toreIhr Ihr l IAII BlnUtnre lalllre Toi Tody y by b thellapld Ihenapldn511 theltapidTflntt thellapldTransit Transit n511 Hoards Counsel and Repre Representative Rtpresrnlalhe flepresntaIhe sentative ntlzeni CItlenWit ltlzrnl1 What at Ye y tl111II Will Mean MeanWhPther IItunhpthtr ieauWhether Whether hpthtr or not this city will have to o wait waitanother waltnolhlr wntanother another year tar before work is begun on new newubwuy newlubI newulwa lubI ubwuy linos 1Ln and so o disappoint thousands thousandsof of persons whom tho present subway does doesnot doesPOl doesnot not touch depends largely on tho result of ofthe ortlill oftim the public pU hearing In Albany tomorrow tomorrowon on the rapid transit measures before the theLegislature theRlslntllrt1 the1111i4 Legislature LegislatureTill Rlslntllrt1lb Till 1111i4 hearing It lo bo held before a joint jointcommute Jointcomllltttlj jotntcommiltec commute of If f the Senate nnto and Assembly Assemblyhaving AtlSemblyhaving Aemblysing having In clmrgo thn bill formed by the thecoiiHolidnllon thecontQidlllion theconsoIidUon coiiHolidnllon of the socalled Rapid Transit Transitbill Trhnsltbm bill fathered by b Senator Elabere and the thetwo theI thetwo two I O blllrt proposedby proposed by the Rapid Transit TransitCommission Tranettcnrntston i Commission The Elsberg bill bl1 takes up upa a lot of questions Including municipal municipalownership municipalowntrshlp municipalownereliP ownership which should be settled entirely entirelypart entirelyapart entirelyapart apart from tho bills drawn by the Rapid RapidTransit UapidTranllt RapidTraflelt Transit Commission CommissionThe The l h only onl question raised by tho leading leadingbill bill of theso two Is simply whether the theboard theboard thehoarti board can have the right by and with wlt the theadvice tJ1eadvice theathice advice and consent of the Board of Esti Estimate Estlntp Estin1at mate n1at to spend more money for additional additionallubwnys additionallubwniI additionaltibcfly lubwnys tibcfly now that its original appropria appropriation tion is i practically exhausted Unless that thatquestion thatquStlon thatquestion question is I decided by the Legislature Legislaturepassing Legislaturepaalng LegislatureiussIng passing as a separate measure the bill billgranting billjlranling billgrantll granting grantll g the commission this authority authorityew Kew ew York is pretty prettysure sure to have the pleasure pleasureof of sveiiiR the commission o Idle for at least leasta a year unable to let a single new contract contractand contraotand contractmd and with work practically finished on the thoold theoid old one oneThis onoThis OflOIii6 This feature of the situation Is to to be pre presented preented preefltCI sented to the legislative logl lativecommlltee committee in Albany Albanytomorrow Albanylomorrow AlbanynmorrOW tomorrow by b Albert B Bonrdman and andOeorfie andOeorjte andfleorge Oeorfie L Rives the counsel of the board boardUnder bOllrdlnder boardtfller Under n resolution passed by the board boardat at its it last meeting Mr Boardman and Mr MrRives MrRIe MrRive Rives intend to askthat IlIk that the Rapid Transit TransitCommissions TranaltCrnm TransitCarnniieiOns Commissions Crnm 1 Iions two bills billstho tho second l cond of which whichgives whichghe whichgives gives the commission jurisdiction over rail railreads rallreads railreads reads on the I lit Brooklyn BrtJOl lyu bridges bn passed passedas pM ed edaFi as separate lI measures leaving tho Klsberg Klsberghill Il berg berghill hill to be considered separately to stand standor tit and andor or fall on JII its merits without involving tho thofate thofale thofate fate of New ew Yorks Yorh B ibways altogether altogetherIn In demanding that this action be taken takenand talenand takeiiand and that the city have the chance to begin beginmission beginI I at once the bulldlDg ot new lines the o1na o1nami ni nitflWSlOfl mission mi lon has the support of the East Side SideRapid SideRapid SideRapid Rapid Transit Association which will 111 be borepresented berlpresenled berepresented represented at Albany tomorrow by ex exJudge exJudge x xJudge Judge Cohen E W Bloomlngdnle David DavidSleekier DavidStCkltr DavidSteckler Sleekier and other East Side business 8 men menand menand menand and properly owners They want to see seework lIeowork seework work begun on an East Side subway right rightaway rightalay rightaway away and are opposed to waiting a year as 8 undoubtedly will have to do If Ifmunicipal Itmunicipal ifmunicipal municipal ownership and a lot of other otherqueslors otherquesllor otherqueslnrS queslors have to be debated jointly J Intly with withthe wilhthe withthe the question of additional subways subwaysSo So SI uisirtUH 1 t itUH are the members of this thisorganization thisorpnnl7allon thisorganhuitlon organization of f seeing the commissions commissionsbill bill providing more subway cash passed passedseparately JlnllsedIfPsralelr passedseparately separately that arrangements II have been beonmade btoenmade beennade made for a special train to take a delega delegation dellKIItlon delegnIon Ion up to the hearing hearln The Thotrainwihileave Thotrainwihileavethe train will willleae willleaeIhe leave leavethe the Grand Central Station at 8 oclock to tomorrow tomorro tomOrrOw morrow morrowThose morroThose mOrrOwThose Those who wish to secure s cure more rapid rapidtransit rapidtransit rapidtransit transit at once by treating the bills as asseparate 118eeparate asseparate separate measurea have avo been greatly en encouraged encouraged encouraged couraged by the attitude of Comptroller ComptrollerGrout ComptrollerGrout ComptrollerGrout Grout Mr Grout although favoring the theElsberg theEleberg theEleberg Eleberg measure including the municipal municipalownership municipalewnershlp municipalownership ownership idea joined with the other othercommissioners otheroommiMloners othercommissioners commissioners at a Iho ho last meeting of the theboard theboard theboard board In voting to ask the Legislatures Legislaturescommittee LeglslatureaoommitteQ Legislaturescommittee committee to separate tho measures and andhass andu8 andaa8 hass u8 the commissions approprlatlQn bill billIn billtn billtu In the shape in which it was WlUlllent sent to Albany The Comptroller said then that the theMayors thefayor thed d Mayors fayor views agreed with his Mr Grout Groutalso GroutalBO Groutalso also voted to send to Albany as express expressive expressIe expresslye lye of the views of the commission a astatement aIIlatement astatement statement prepared by President Orr OrrIn OrrIn OrrIn In which the absurdity of coupling the thetwo thetwo thistwo two measures is pointed out This state statement statement statement ment U a printed below With the com commission commission cornmission mission practically unanimous in support supportof of separating the bills as shown by Mr MrOrrs MrOrr MrOrrs Orrs Orr statement l it is believed bellev CI that the thejoint thejoint thejoint joint committee can do nothing else hut buttake huttake huttale take the view of the commission commissionThe The consolidated conoldted measure meure upon upn which whichthe whichhe hlch hlchthe the he hearing is to be held makes mke a a good goodsisred goodlilO goodsirM sisred lilO pamphlet pmphlet in its Ill present shape shp Each Eachof Ech Echof Eachof of the Elsberg sections will secton probably prbably pro provoke prooke provoice voice oke a lot of debate The bill bi the com comrnusion comm cornmission mission m slon wants wantl passed Jed is one of the shortest shortestmeasures ahoret ahoretmure shortestmeasures measures mure drawn this thi year and as Mr MrOrr MrOr MrOn Or Orr points out should have ha e no opponents opponentsbecame opponentehause opponentsbecause became hause everybody eerybdy is in favor of more morerapid morerapid morerapid rapid transit In the natural course of ofaffairs ofafair ofaalm affairs afair a bill such as the commissions commissionswould commllons commllonsould commissionsouId would ould be passed pe In about abut the time taken takento tken tkento tal en ento to debate deble one section lIelon of a measure melra such suchthat lIuchI suchas I as that now before the committee committeeAs commitee commiteewa As A pointed at the last was wa out lat meeting meetingof metne of if the board the commission commi8lon is not opposed opposedto oppol to the Elsberg Eibrg bill an I a whole and at the thehearing thahfaring thehearing hearing the representatives reprntatlv s of the com comniiwion cm cmmiion cornfliision niiwion after ater urging Irging the passage plge of the theRapid thl theRapid Rapid Transit Boards appropriation appropriaton meas measure mel meaaOre ure giving the commission cmmilon the te right to toUy tolay I Uy lyout out new lines Une will 1 If requested ruesled give givethe givethe Ive IveIhe the boards views leWR on the Elsberg measure measurea meur a as directed by the commission last Friday Frida FridaIt It cannot be charged charge the tl lie friends of the thecommission thecmml8ion thecommission commission cmml8ion say y that that body boy is il bent benton bento on o defeating defpatng the Elsberg EJser bill bi because becauB it itfill itI itwill fill taken I simply up separately insist that tha its ls proposals proposls be betaken betaken betaken Some of the te proposals proosls in the Elsberg Eisbrg bill billsuch bi billsuch such ch as al a provision provllion for pipe galleries galere are arepproved areIpproe areapproved approved Ipproe The municipal munlCipnl ownership oWlrhlp Idea Ideathe Ideatbe Ideathe the commission cmml8lon would have submitted ubmlte to toa toa toa a popular vote ote It I denies denie similar simiar action actionon aton atonon on on the provision provision for separating separtln construe constrc tim ton and d operation operaton The commission comml8lon how howerr howefer howerer err by resolution rBluton said saidThe sid sidThe saidThe The commission co 111810 nII Is of 0 the opinion however Uat ta these proposals propsal which are lre not men tioned t10lnt In Its It own original oralnal bills bia should not be beires 8 altow4 owe to be Incorrat Incorporated with Its own wltl It orlllnal original bil bills and that these bUI bills ahoul should have a tree passage P8llt unobstructed unobstructe by b a contro cntro verted trtt measure measureNo relure relurehNO tneasureNo No matter how we stand slnd on the Elsberg bill hNO 1 said ad a member of the oommiealon omrssln omrssln3Htrday EIsbrg Yesterday the question queston to be b settled sette at Albany Ibny right rght away is whether we are to towt todFt tosit dFt wt for a whole year yea without anything aything to too o d o because bauR we havent havet a cent to do it with withll llhat That puts the completion of new ne trunk trnk trnknf ll lines off for competon five Instead of four nf of IY say ay fve years yem Instd years Y rl and ad to people ple who want those tho lines lnes hat that is a good lood deal deal We take the position positionthe tht that ths tttis quet0n question h8 has nothg nothing to do Jlton with with1hhether 1hhether whether the Elsberg measure meure should or orould should ould not pass pa8 pa8I pa8Pre President Pre ldent OITB Orf statement statment which is to toB toread I be read read to the oomniittee at Albay Albany to hrw morrow Is B given ven oommtt In tul full below blow because becausecommissions beause notbl nothing el else has 8 so clerly clearly sue sumnied up the theIOOli8lons IOOli8lons commissions labors labrs and th the limitation It ItA I s Rw flow raig facing Here Is the sttmet sttmeta statement statementI lmitaton A Id IddTHhlr8 I dTHhlr8 dir r lr my fellow fllow citizens dtle In Manhattan Manhattanf rlnhatn a and n The n Bronx and no If Isa In Brooklyn a welt eUa8 as the members or this hoard to rltze the f e significance sirnlnrnce or the rapid transit t leelsla leelslailJ1 relze ilJ1 I on o at Albany lban There Is absolutely at stake nblolutly stkl th he J Possibility P0811bllt of further progress In rapid ra pld transit r rln81 n t at this time Together TOlethpr with my myp luocllf1 sisOcialpa n of this lme boad board 1 have now given UPwards lbPards p ards of nine years ears of anxlout labor cvtn to toiurjy lbs I cuse euise the th first te five of which were or 8eeml eempd 10 be years lrs or defeat We have done our iurjy workor rkor at least lesl we have meant to do dovjrvfr VwIth n no purpose except to N1ve the travel purpso IrWlh usc nr ma81E1 masses or the rople ple or the city the best rpid rsajl tmnlit transit and while so doing to preserve whie 8 dolnl presrve JOlllhl to the CIIU641 city Itself In the bet beat and safest way the leut u uII value 1 ue or It its own rranchtel franchIses Ve e haf have at tast hnd ralr successindeed much larger 5uccellndet larler UCce8S UOce than ror years ears the most ezpert ob vjrvfr Tenhbellpt tterft believed that tla t we would ould or could culd tlrt have hnveiTTurlhrlM hf ve iTTurlhrlM tth rIhipa M 1 realize that tat we have accom accomt realze Rcom I I I ished r I but Jut I a Prt part prbnblya probntIya Imalr small pr pert t j I u r r of 01 01f f the work ork to t o be done don In my opinion opiion this thisno til thi I Ino no time tmetltporslpendUework timetostop to itop or orauspend suspend tee uieworlc work But ButIitt Bu Iitt It must mu t for rOfthe the present prn at atlMat least be stopped stoppedclause stpped if te the egisiature ibsU no aol pas one1 oC the IU te two bl blus Wlatue e board ha has ap approved pon That bl bill la I brd TerFlhor very abort gayw having rve but a sllale sllaleo sing singolsuas clause o I au it I 1teImply i amply etnas extends the lmit lImit ot rap transit tranit expenditure eS ndlture to such luch amount a al I te tSc tSccoaru Board coaru of 0 Estimate EIUmat and Apportionment stall stallapprove llU llUapprove shallapprove approve The bill bllnvole Involve Apporioment and was drawn drawl to Involve no controversial ontvertl question Queetlo Wi or new the theory tb tbory tbory ory Everyonewhatever Every ono whateverhll hli theory on rapid transit trlnRltal ngre agrees 1 B thAt tMttblsmoDey th t this money limit Unlt must mut b benlarged be beenlarged enlarged enlarad Every Evry one therefore tb rlor concede concededfnlt the proprety proprieyor or tbls billat least no onq concdre openly y object object 1te Trio bl bill ought thereror opn to be deBit with on Its Il own separate merits merltl But It Is i sought soulht to merge lerle It Into and make It do dopeiid depend dopend pend upon the new And montImportant mOlt most important truportantP9JI01IH importantproposals proposals P9JI01IH of what 1 11 is railed 111 the tie EUbrrg bill billpower bi billNow Now It 1M plain that Ao make the Krlnt grant of ofpwer ofDower power pwer to the tie city t to expend expeDI more mgpey In Inrapid Inrapid Inrapid

rapid transit depend upon these thle new pro proponala proPHll proposale ponala PHll controverted contrverte BH al Iln they are arl may well wellmean wel wellmenu mean the complete defeat for the present pr0ent of further rapid ralll transit trunlt The he board bQar has not y yet t taken up consideration tnslleraton of the Klsberg Illberg bill lint ut 1C Its It opinion 01111101 be desired desire 1 believe beleve ll Its ItHineinlicrH Itsmembers members eilher will wi I feel bound bould to t give Ilve It careful carefuland carerulnd carefuliifldI and nd deferential dererental consideration lonslderBtJon and to frankly franklystate ranklvstte state stte Its It conclusion oncluon to t the Leclalature and ani the people peple Whatever Whal ver conclusion ono uslol upon lt 1 Its Interesting intereltnl proposals propllil may 111 be readied reachf upn either eitherpatronage flther 1 by tbe th bard board or publo public seritment sentiment or the leI18 leit lature no one cn can rai fall to lee see that the they Involve Involvenot involvenot not onl ony nlreat a great increase In the power and andpatronnle andpatronage patronage patronnle of the Rapid fapld Transit Board Dur pwer but a anew anew anew new and very ery Treat net departure ure from the theHohemn theohemA thescheme scheme of municipal construction depr heretofore heretoforeadopted heretrore heretroreadopt beratforoadoptd adopted adopt and a aver very conatruoton greet departure from fromfore fF010any ror any ny plan or municipal rrelt development heret hereto fore seriously leriouel considered by b the city When lion the relatively rllathel crdere conservative cODservltve Ct measure measureof measureof of municipal construction onftructon under which wo woare WI weare are now proceeding proMedlnl wan wal proposed propolrd In taut t8 It was submitted slbmltd to popular POllullr vote I shall shallexprosB shal shallexpross exprosB no opinion whether the new departure departureought departureought departureought ought to be submitted lubmlted to t popular popullr vote ot but In view of the vast Interests Intlrcsts Involved Involvtd not to tosny toan tosay say an the tll serious serloul risks It seems see probable that thata thlt thlta a connldernble time ttrn must bn bl taken tkcn for mature matureconsideration mntureconRlderlton metureconalderetion consideration conRlderlton of 0 tmt the proposal IlrOPOal1 and for or their theirndo theiradOtlURle theirndoquate ndo adOtlURle iuate submission Rubml181on to public pUblo sentiment eentmMt But three or four weeks wteks remain remlin however howeverthat howeverof 0 of the present aflon session and I cannot but reel reelthat feelthat that however little lttle they Intend Intenl it If those thoselarger th0 thosewho who Insist that our almple prop08 proposal for 1 a alarger larger larQer limit lmit of the rapid transit trsl1lt rund shall shallbe shallbe shaltbe be considered conlidered only on onl in connection Ionnectlon with wlb the theextensive t theextensive e eextenalvA extensive chanues chaDlls h in rapid rapl transit IrunlU and muni municipal municipal municipal cipal pollov poiu proposed proPolod by hI tho Kltbers lloerR nnl bill billare bi billare are In effect contributing contrloulnI to tho defeat defeatof dereatof erecl tlent tlentor of continuing contnulnl rapid transIt tranaltThis trnnsi transItThis This Thil result rlRIIr would ould be calamitous Tho ThoJoOOOOooo ThoOOO Theao000noo JoOOOOooo OOO limit lmi was wnl prescribe by 0 the lople loplelature lle llelalure leglsinture lature In 180 1894 when hen the rapid transit problem problemwa problol wa W54 In an ex experimental peri mental stage when most mostnxnort moatn mostapPrt nxnort n plrt railroad rnlrold and financial tnulcal R8I people ople did Id not IOt tiotblleve believe hlloe that I hat any an plan could be curried nrte out outThn oulTho The limit lmi waspre wa9pre1crlbd wasprescribed crlbed for the old city cty of orXls yew Xls 11 York Brooklyn nnd other outlying oulln oulln10rouhl borouchs 10rouhl woro not considered con lderd The limit limitthus lmit lmitthul limitthus thul thus fixed tx1 nine nilo yearn 1elr IIKO 110 has been nearly nearlyoxliniiilinl nenrlxnutll nearlyixtiniit oxliniiilinl ixtiniit xnutll d by tl ttic n f ManhattanBronx MnnhnttunBronx and andBrooklynMiinhnttan aru aruHrookhnImlntRI and8rookIynIiunhinttsii BrooklynMiinhnttan HrookhnImlntRI road roa and every trf one onnconcede on oncourd oneeOICCIIes concede courd that hlt the municipal lnt debt Incurred Incurredfor for this Ihl purno 111011 lIlrPOF4t and Ind during dlrlll those tho e yearn as asI ni asI I understand Indtrstanl more hlOTthnn than made up by aecu aecueqimlltd ICCU ICCUmululonA IJCClmulatlons mululonA mulatlons of the sinking Inklni rlnd lund hUl hu been beentqunNI beenequalled tqunNI eqimlltd several wtrl tlmcK over by b the Increase Inreae or ofvalues ornlltl orvalues values nlltl produced by the progress of the rapid rapidtransit rpid rpidtranlit rapIdtransit transit tranlit work ark With the Jrogress growth 10wth In the popu population populalon population lation lalon and business bU81nf s of th the city the Ue necessity nE ltr for further rlrthrr rapid transit trnsit Is 1 more mor apparent apparenttoday apparenttodnv apparenttoday today than It It WAR nine nnu years Yfnru neo In my ril opinion opln on the city l t owes the tht alo very Tr vely umoat umoatof umostor ItmoStof of good ood faith rlfhunrl and of ofbtralloo liberal rood faith raih to those thosenow thoMwho thosewho who If lire bu buiding Idlnl the rapid tranl transit t roads roadsnow roadsnow now under construction con tructon They took tk up our ourproposal ourprnpolnl ourproposal proposal prnpolnl when It hid few friends But Blt with withall withtill all 1 my m respect Ilpect for them thlm I am clear that the thecity tbeulty thecity city ought not so 10 far rlr as a municipal rapid rapidtransit transit Is II concerned concered to be confined rapd rapdrnlt ai It Itwill Itwi itwill will wi be bl for the present prPlent If the bill bi we have havoproposed hnelrop08fd havetirotoeed proposed lrop08fd shall eh not pass Pt to the facilities racltie pro provided proid prosided vided id d by b the thl single Inch system sy tfm Including Inoildlnl the thaManhattan th thlnnhlttn theManhattan Manhattan lnnhlttn subway and Brooklyn extension extensionnow ntenelol now under construction FXnWITf i no ii rs SLAYER S144 41ER VER MAY MA 1U1 I LIVE LIVEDoctor 7J11Declare Doctor Think lie le Will Ilfeoyer DeronrPUcc DeronrPUcchl fleeoerPniice fleeoerPniicetti Police PoliceAlii Alii hl for Patrolman Family FamilyOne Flu FluOne Pati3il3One One of the fIrst frst things Police POI0 Commis CoramisBlorlcr Commissioner Commisabner Blorlcr McAdoo did when he reached his hisoffice hisoreI hisoflice office oreI ye Yeteray yesterday terday morning mornlnl was wa to confer conferwith conrerwih conferwith with wih Chief hlef Inspector Inspetor Cortright and others othersregarding othfn othfnregarding othersregarding regarding a plan to aid the widow and andtwo andtwo andtwo two babies hablel or Policeman Polceman Hugh J Enright Enrightwho Erght Erghtwho Enrightwho who wan WI killed kied by Mike Brusch Brah the cheap cheapcrook chep chepcrook cheapcrook crook Inspector Inepetor McLaughlin lcLughln in whose whoaadistrict wluJe wluJedbtrot whosedistrict district dbtrot the policeman polcman was shot was W8 sent sentfor sentfor sentfor for and Ind received reeive Instructions to visit Mrs MrsEnright MN MrsEnright Enright and an express to her the sympathy sympathyof of the Commissioner CommissionerThe Commi8ionlr Commi8ionlrThe The heroism displayed by this police policeman polce polceman policeman man said sid Mr lr McAdoo in discussing dlsullng the thoshooting theshootng theshooting shooting shootng makes make a man feel tel proud to be baat beat I Iat at the head of the department I will wl wiildo wiildoray do domy domy my utmost to provide the largest lagest possible possiblepension p0lbll possiblepension pension for the murdered murere officers1widow officers1widowand oM erIIwldo erIIwldoand and little It Ie ones onesCommissioner one onesCommissioner Commissioner ComlMloDer McAdoo expressed jxprlJllaed a hops hopsthat bopethat hopethat that the trustees trsteE of the Riot Relief Rler Fund Fundwould Fnd FndwOlld Fundwould would wOlld come to the assistance of Enright Enrightfamily Enrigbtafamiy Enrightsfamily family famiy The most mot that tht the Commissioner Commissionercan Cmmi8loner Cmmi8lonercan can do is to provide the usual pension of 1300 1 300 a year yer This sum could only be in increased Increa increased creased crea by special legislation legislationIt legislton legisltonI It I is customary cusomary for the trustees trstlt1 of the theRiot th thRot thRiot Riot Rot Relief Rler Fund Fnd to give 11000 110 1000 to the widow widowof widowof of a a policeman polcmn who has been ben killed kile in the thedischarge thedisharge thedischarge discharge disharge of his duty Charles H Marshall Marshallpresident Marshajipresident lrshl president prel ent of the trustees trstlS said el last lt night nightthat nightthat nightthat that he had called cale a special meeting meetng to toappropriate toapproprlate toavproPrlate appropriate a sum to Mrs Enright EnrightI Eright ErightI approprlate I am most mot anxious to aid this brave bravemans bra bravemans e emns mans mns family tamly said sid Mr Marshall Marflhal and I Iam Iam Iam am sure that the other trustees trstes feel fel aa 1 I Ido Ido Ido do I have hle just written writen a letter leter to Ad Admiral Admiral Admlral miral Erben Eben the vicepresident vlclrlJllldent of the thetrustees thetrste thetrusteesasking trustees trste trusteesasking asking aking him hlmto to call callon on Commissioner CommissionerMcAdoo CGmltloner CGmltlonerlcAdoo CommissionerMcAdoo McAdoo lcAdoo and see B just what can be Ie done doneJoe doneJoe doneJoe 1 Joe Peed Pfc the Italian halan driver drive engaged by Driwcli Bruch the murderer murdeer was wa taken eniage to tho thoratgned thoYork theYorkvifle York Yorkvifle vi Ie plce police cour court y yesterday tery and a aralgned at atreigned reigned before brore Magistrate Magitrate Crane by cape CaptLantry capeLantry Lantry Lntry of the East Et Fiftyflret littyfrt street stre station stationThis stton sttonThil stationTida Cap This Thil is the Italian Italan who was wa with that thatburglar tbatburglar thatburglar burglar who shot two of my policemen policemenyesterday poloeme poilcemeayesterday yesterday oterday morning moring said the captain cptln We Wedo Wedo Wedo do not believe beleve that this Italian Ialan had any anyguilty anygilty anyguilty guilty gilty participation prlcplon in the crime crme but we wewould wewould wewould would like Ik to have him 1m held as a a witness witnessMagistrate 11 witnessMagistrate ne Magistrate laglttralo Crane held Peso Pecl in WOO S 500 bail bailan bl bailas an IR a witness wllll midaa and B as no bondsman bndmn appeared appearedthe appearedthe the tion Italian Ialan was Wi sent to the House Houe appre of Deten DetenAt Detenton Detention ton At Bellevue B levue Hospital Hopltal the doctors docors said last lastnight 18t 18tnight lastnight night that Breach was as dolngnloely doignloelyaDd dotngnloelyand nnd that thatthere thatthere thattIters there was W8 little Ilte doubt of his hi recovery All Allday Al Altday reovr day the th burglar loused tOse on his cot cursing cursingthe curing curingthe cursingthe the general generalThe policeman polceman ho had ha killed kled end others in ingeneral Inieneral Ingeneral The Burgeons lurgcols attached atahed to the prison ward wardwhere wardwhere where Brut Brufoh oh la confined conftn confinedare CI are afraid afrid pron he will willmake wiltmake ar make another attempt atempt to kill kl himself hlmel wl In Inaddition I laaddition addition to the two regular male mle nurses nuEe in inbiirglars Inthe inthe the ward allpl a special onehu one baa ben been plac plaoed at the thebllrglars theburglare biirglars bllrglars war bedside bedsidePoliceman bide bidePolcma bedsidePoliceman Polcma Policeman Jacob Jacb Bachman Bchman is i Improving Impving The Te doctors doeON cay ay he will wi be able to leave the thohoapital theho thehospital hospital ho pltalln in a few days XEW KW FW Y 1 I V 1 I C A hOUSE DEBT DFBl FREE FREEB1OOO FIEE FREEai000 B1OOO Raised RalP at and After Arrr the Dinner DinnerThat Dnner DnnerThat ninnerThat That Celebrated Cplp ratf1 the Opening OpeningThe Opetnr OpenIngThe The new nine story ator building buiding of the theTwentythird te teTwentythir theTwentythird Twentythird Twentythir street strt branch brach of the Young YoungMens Youn YounMenR YoungMens Mens Christian Chrstan Association Associaton running runningthrough rlg rlgthrough runningthrough through from Twentythird to Twenty Twentyfourth Twentyfourth wentyfourth fourth street Rtrt near Seventh avenue av nuo wa waformally wasformaUy formally toraly opened opene last lat night with wih a dinner dinnerto to the trustees trats of the Young YOlng Mens Chris Christian Cri Christian tian ta Association Asoiaton of the City Ol of New York YorkWhen YorkWhen YorkWhen When the dinner began bgan there was W8 still sUI 35000 0 unpaid of tho 1860000 860000 860 which the thebuilding tbebuiding thebuilding building buiding cost cot c t The diners diers subscribed subribe subscribed25O 25000 250 toward wiping out the deceit and andthe andthe andthe the remaining rmalniDg 1100 10000 was subscribed Iubscrlhed delclt before beforethe beror beforethe the dedication dedlOtlon ceremonies cremonies began a later latr in inthe Inthe inthe the that when the time I Itor evening lvening HO te tme came camefor cae camefor for the Rev Dr Daniel Donald Donad Mackay lakay to toThe toofer tooffer ofer offer the prayer of deicaton dedication the buiding buidingwal building buildingwas wal was tre free of debt debtThe debtThe The building buldluR was thrown tbrow open for In InspecIon Inspeton Inspection specIon Miss Helen M Gould and i iparty a aparty aparty party speton of friends friend were among those thos who whowent whoent whowent went ent through thrugh Addresses Addl were wer made by Major E W Halford Halord PaymasterGeneral PaymasterGeneralU PlymatrGeneral PlymatrGeneralU mae U S A and the Rev Dr Theodore Thedore L LCuyler LCylr LaCuyler Cuyler Cylr The Rev Rv Dr Lee pastor of the theWestminster te teWestminstr theWestminster Westminster Westminstr Presbyterian Church luTh church gave the thobranch te tebnedlcton thebenediction bnedlcton benediction The Twentythlr Twentythird strt strtbranch street streetbranch branch had a membership membrship of 2000 20 when whe it itabandoned Itabandon itabandoned abandoned abandon CI its It old quarters quaters at Twenty third street stret and Id Fourth Fourh avenue avenueWont avenueonl avenueWont Wont onl Carry Carr Circus Outfits OntntiThe Onlnt OutfitsThe The Lackawanna Lckawanna Railroad Riroad hag ha decided decidednot dolde decidednot not to carry car circus cirs outfits outftj outfi on the Morris and andEssex ad adEex andEssex Essex Eex division the busiest branch of the theroad theroad theroad road The order orer may my prevent residents residentsof reldent reldentor of show towns from the Oranges Orange to toWashington toWMhlngton toWashington Washington N J witnessing wltnelslngclrlU witnessingcirctts circus per performances p per perfortnztnces r rfonnC fonnC formances at home It was Wi said sid at the thecompanys thecmpanys thecompanys offices In Hoboken H boken companys cmpanys oft yesterday yesterdaythat yetray yostordathat that the order was wa Issued 18ued to t do away with withthe withthe wit witthe the frequent rruent switching Iwlchlng necessary near to side sidetrack sidetrack sidetrack track circus cirl cars carsT T SOROSIS s soIosis sifKEPS KEEPS KEEPSIISBffiTIIDAY KEEPSIISBffiTIIDAYFIVE ITS IBIRTflDAY IBIRTflDAYFIVE iRTBDA Y 1 1Fl FIVE Fl l nouns WITH THE POETS POETSAND POETSND POETSAND AND ND SPRING MILLINERY MILLINERYThing JILLINEIlY JILLINEIlYlp MILLINRRYThIngs Thing lp to Eat on te Ue Bide and the Pink PinkUorWtf Pnk PnkDolotl PinkIJoItD UorWtf Dolotl IJoItD tI the te Piles DlueToqUe Toques the White WhiteChiffon Wie WieCilon WhileCliliton Chiffon Cilon Flats Fatl and All A t illicit tlnet Orated OratedSoroils Orate Oratedorotii Soroils ro1 I I Is Now Thirtyflic lr Years Old OldDay Od OdOay OldGay Day of bonnet bnnet large lrge of girth gith and long longof lon longof of wind Sorosls 8rst celebrated celebrAte yesterday yetrdoy its 1 thirtysixth thltYllxh birthday birday at the Waldorf WaldorfAstoria Waldor WaldorfAstoria Astoria Aslorl It I was a breakfast blk8t party pAy and andit andIt andIt it Ited lasted five fve hours hou It wan wal announced announcedthat aounce announcedthat that reporters r porem wer wer were respectfully rspcttuly requested requestedto rquese to tl 0 bo b present preBnt elsewhere ellwhere One reporter reporternot rprter reporternot I Inot not having received rlved this notice noto wandered wanderedinto wanderd wanderdInto wanderedInto into the banquet room while whie a pink bonnet bonnetwas bnnet bnnetWDS bonnetwas was in the throes of Shakespeare 8hak peare Ac According Accor According cording cor lng to the programme prlgrame which each eachmember e eachmember cb cbmmber member mmber had to promise prml not to give to any anyrepresentative anyrepresntatvo anyrepresentative representative represntatvo of a newspaper newtpaper for Borosis Borosishas Broll Brollhas Borosishas has been ben reported repored before blor poetry pOI y and ant equal equalsuffrage equa equalsuffrage suffrage sulral orations oratons were lo be b sandwiched 8dwiched In Inwith I inwith with every course courneSlmkoBpearo cour courseShakespeare Shakespeare Shakespare had been bn forsaken forken for Belva BelvaLockwood 1lva 1lvaLckwood lielvaLockwood Lockwood womans right to become Lckwood bome any anything anythng anything thing thng from trm President Peident to policeman poloeman was wasbeing wasbing wasbeing being bing toasted IOltd and ad the tyranny tyanny of man manrouHted mn mnr0tet manioastetl rouHted r0tet when the lone reporter roprer was wa wascovered dis discovered discvered covered coveredYou cvered covered9ou You must have hve heard from us said sd a apicture apicture apicture picture hat with red roses I You reporters reporterssay say sy horrid horid things r about nbut our bonnets bnnets reprter and andwe andwe andwe we kicked kcked about it and your editors eiors did didnothing didnothig didnothing nothing party nothig so e you cant cat stay s17 to our birthday birthdayparty birhday birhdayparty birthdayparty Mrs Mr Charles Carle M Dow Dw president pridet of New NewYork NewYork NewYork York Htte State federation rneratlo was Wi on her feet feetThose let letThos feetThose Those who know how to Thos usa U8 oppor opportunities opportunites opportunitlos tunities tunites will w often oten find fnd they can cal create createthem createtbem createthem them elm quoted quotedAnd quotednd quotedAnd And nd you YOI cant listen lalen to our speeches speechessold sphe speocheasaid sold a a blue toque toqueButuuppose Butuuppose Butluppse I dont mention menton your spring Ipring I hats RBk asked the roporttr roporttrOh roportor roportorOh Oh you horld thing said all the toque loqueSrCi toqueSorosis Sortwis SrCi has ha the beat t dressed dre ed most Intelli Intelligent intel intolilgent gent ladylike la ylke Christian Crista accomplished accorupU8he and andpopular ani anipopular andpopular popular women womenMrs wom womenMrs n nMr Mrs Mr Dows voice drowned all al other othersounds otheraounds othersounds sounds as a she spoke in complimentary complmontar and anddeep nnddep anddeep deep dep contralto contralo tones of Dr Yamel amel Kin Kinthe lln llnthe hinthe the Chinese woman womn doctor doctorTwo dotor dotorJo doctorIwo Two white whlo chiffon hllnn flats and a a jude green grnencontinental grfen grfenMntlnental greencontinental Ilt the Cross CrossWith continental sang A Light Lght from CrH CroiwWith With the Philadelphia Ihladcl squab carne CAme Long Longfellow Lng Longfellow fellow 11101 interpreted by Mrs Ira William WlIam Gerry Slade Then a pansy bed b with wih a I yellow yelloupompon yelow yelowlompn yellownompon pompon and andglded elided cord and tlI lassel sang sangOpen sangOpen I0peri lompn Open Thine Eyes EreRWih EyesWith j jWith With Wih the lobster came a symposium Ivmpd51um on onThe onTe onThe The Te Psychological PsychologIal Instant 1181ant h and a plnk plnkbonnet pink pinkbonnet ink inkbnet bonnet bnet wit with coquettish coquetllh bows bws recited recied One OnnAge Onele OneAge Age Moves Onward Onarl Everything Ever hlDg was wa ap applauded ap a aplauded plauded le until unl the pansy garden gaden who sang sangiece sangcaine ng caine to her niece iece and recited Whether the prize be b s ribbon rbbD or throne throneYour tlrn throneYoct Your victor vcor l Is prze he Who wl can cn ret gd It 1 atone atoneNo aloneNo lle lleNo No hes at this party prty corrected crle the thebiggest thebiggest thebiggest biggest pink bonnet bnnot Theyre Teyr not in I it itf Itrhen Itthen then folowe followed Bundles Baurndiesa Lve Loveby Iby one oneIr oneof Ir of f the white wble chiffon chllon flats fts and ad pink heart heartt lea t If f water ice IC was wIBned wIBnedHy served servedBy sorcedBy By and by the band bnd played plyed The Te Star StarSpangled Bar Barpangled StarSpangled Spangled Banner Bnner and a symposium IYmllum on onequal onelual oneiiiai equal elual suffrage sul e rang out Finally Fnaly after afterfive afterfY afterfive fY five hour hour of feasting rellng the he lady lay attorney attorneyfor atorney atorneyfr attorneyfrr for club ladles ladlel raised rald a huge hlge cluster of ofostrich orostrich ofostrich ostrich lips tip and wearily wearly recited rited the th finale finaleLike fnle fnleLlle finale11k sever severAt rvcrAt Like Llle 11k partIng arlor friend treod that t linger IDrD while whl they theyrvcr theysever theysever At last Iat accounts acclntl it had not nt been bn decided decidedto to whom whol the big pineapple piepple the trademark trademarkof 01 8Mi 8orsis 1 would aj be awarded The Te pine plneliVRGLARS pi pineapple apple weighed elghe H punds pounds and gracd graced the theQor thebesior Qor besior table toblen tableIJIYROLARS liVRGLARS n IJIYROLARS ROLARS HOB A FLAT FLATet FlATGel FLATGet Gel et Away A With WIjh ltb SIO 2100 BOO Worth orlb of SlaB While WhileMrs WhtieMrs ble bleI Mrs I B Dlon Ilotlon tlan Ii II Away AwayMrs A Ar AwayMrs Mrs r Joulse Bottom Boton who occupies ocupie the thesecond thoseond thesecond second seond floor l00r flat dt at 182 l 2 West Wet Thirtyfifth Thirtyfifthstreet Tiryflh Tiryflhlt Thirtyfltthstreet street lt r reported repre to t the Tenderloin police policelast plee plee18t policelast last 18t night that when she Ihe got home ho e from trm a ashopping ashoppig ashopping shopping shoppig tour tur last Ilt evening she found her herrooms herrom herrooms rooms rom turned ture topsyturvy and her best bestdresses bot botdre bestdresses dresses dre and all al her jewelry Jewel missing ml8I She Shesaid Shesai Sheeakl said sai that altogether aloeer shed Ihed lost 10t about 2500 2500worth 2 2500worth worth worh of stuff stuffThe 8tu stuffThe The Te police polc found foun a jimmy jimy under some somedresses lIomedrles somedresses dresses drles the thieves thieve hadnt considered consideredworth conidere consideredworth worth worh taking Iklng and said that tat real rl burglars burglarshad burglr burglarshad had ha been bn atwork atworkELiaV atwork atworkELIHU atworkELIIW ELiaV ROOT IN LAW CASE CASEDefending CASEDefendiDr I Defending DtCedla Consolidated ConaoldtP Subway Sbw Co C Against AgalnitWett Aalnltwe AgainstWest West we Side Electric Elrlrlo C CThe CTe Co CoThe The Te cult of the te West Wet Side Electric Eotro Com Company Cm Cmpay Cornpatty patty pay to compel cmpel the th Consolidated Csoldt Telegraph Telegraphand Te1grlph Te1grlphand Te1egrphand and Electrical Eletrlca Subway Company Compay to lease leaseto le leaseto to it ducts duct for the transmission trnsmiion of electrio electriopower eletrlo eletrlopower electriepower power and ad light lght was WI argued agued yesterday yesterdaybefore yeatery yeaterybfore yesterdaybefore before bfore Supreme Suprme Court Cour Justice Justc Truax Trax who whoreserved wborre whoreserved reserved rre decision decisionW decllon decllonW W D Guthrie Guthe for the West Wet Side com cm cmpany cornpany pany argued that eat the plaintiff pllntl had hd obtained obtaineda obte a franchise trancis in 1800 IBI in the shape sh of a permit permitfrom pert perttrm permitfrom from trm the Board Boar of Electrical Eltro Control Cntrol au authorizing authorizg authorizing thorizing thorizg it to lay conductors and ad distribute distributeelectricity dltbt distributeelectricity electricity eletrcity Thereafter Terter the West Wet Side com company cm cmpany cornpany pany leased lead ducts In II West Wet End Ed Avenue Avenuebut Avenuebut butlt but It has been ben unable to obtain any further furtherlease frer frerlea furtherlease lease lea since sinc then ten and wants wat to compel compl the theConsolidated te teConsoldted theConsolidated Consolidated Consoldted to allow aUo it to use U ell al the Con Consolidated Cn Cnsldt solidated sldt duuU dut holding holig that tat the te permit prit j jof Iof r rof I of 1896 180 Is practically praticaly a franchise rrachl franchiseElihu j I Elibu Elhl Root Rt for the t Consolidated Conloldted com company companr cornpany pany denied denie that tt tie te West Wet Side company compay i I had ha any ay franchise franchi He maintained mawtaned that thatall thatal thatall all it hud obtained was a permit which whichControl whichwas al obted wa whch W8 was the only thng thing the B Board Iermit ot Eletrcal EletrcalCntrl Electrical ElectricalControl I Control Cntrl was wa authorised atborlr to grant grat whereas whereasthe whe whereasthe the Consolidated Cnlldats charter chrer wan WA conferred conferredr cnfer conferredby by a an at act of th the Lllslatul Legislature ad and undr under that thatcharter I Ichr chr charter r a valid vad franchise trano had ha been bn ob obtained obIled obtamed tamed Iled If I the te West Side companys compays permit permitsaid permitsaid Bld said Mr Root Rot was to t be b considered cnder as a a afranchise afracbl a afranchise I franchise fracbl then any ay person prn or corporation corporationholding crron crronholdll corporationholding holding holdll or acquiring ulrlng a similar alllr permit rit could couldcome culd culdcome couldcoins come forward forard and ad claim olam that tht It had h a fran franchise franch franchise chise ch and ad had therefore therfor a right rht to use us the theducts theduct theducts not ducts duct whether hete the Consolidated CnsldaTe lilted lie it or ornot ornot ornot CH CHINESE INICiE POlCELAIN8 PO1CELA1NR FORCE LAWS SOLD SOLDn n Altman Alman a Purchaser Icller e f Choice Colee Speci Specimen 8pe Npeelmens I Imeal men 9f 0 f the te GeodrldKe GMde Collection CollectionThe CUeDlon CUeDlonTe CoUcetionThe The collection of the late Frederic Te coleIon Fero Good Goodridge 00 Goodridge rdl ridge was wa sold Bld yesterday YEety at tho American AmericanArt Amercn AmercnA Art A Galleries Oalerle Like Le the Btartaeff 8er sale salewhich sle slehcb salewhich which hcb It followed toUowe it was a sale e of antique antiqueChinese antque antqueCln antiqueChinese Chinese Cln e porola porcelains and pottery potter and ad the thesame thesae thesame same sae men me figured fgr as the principal prnolpl pur purchasers purchen putchasers chasers chen An imperial Impril vase ve of gold and andpea andp andpea pea green Fon bearing brnf tho Chienlung seal sealbrought Iel Ielbrught sealbrought brought brught p the highest hlCheprc price in the collection collectionIt clecion clecionIt I It 680 was wa purchased purha by Benjamin Bjamin Altman Altma for forI 680C C I Hudson Hudn became b me the owner ower of a aunique aunique aunique unique imperial Imprial yellow yelow bottle btte with the thefive thefve thefive five fve clawed clawe dragon drln modelled moelle In relief relef It Itwas ItW8 Itwas was W8 of the Yungcheng period and brought brught 430 430A po A Chienlung Cblenlul quadrangular qurnila vase mustard mustardyellow mustardysflow yellow and ad of unique Urql shape shap went to E H HGay I HGay Gay of Boston Bton for 17 5370 5370A 270 270allipot A butful beautiful lplen specimen or Lng Lang Yao qf qfIalpt qfgallipot allipot form for was 1 secured SBu CI by H Cole for 19 Ialpt 300 It was wa of the Kanghsi Xgh1 anghsLporIod anghsLporIodC period periodC C J Lawrence Lwenoe and ald O F Freer Fr Po bought boughtBen buiht buihtIn In seveal several valuable spimen specimens A I artsl1 artsl1Han Ha Han V vase with gold old Irldelo irldeaoenoe over over I hikht hikhtgreen ht htgren gren green Ben glaze gla went to Mr Lawrence Lwnc for 10 100 100six 100Two To Two perfect peachbloom hblom VIO vases with the thesix theeta six six marks mrks pe of Kanchsl Knebl were secured our by Benjamin Bnjamin Altman Altmn for 1140 10 140 and 11 11Te 150 150The 150The The Te total of the days dB sale sle was 1 10178 10178IIli 10175liii IIli 11 Heart on the Bight Side SideWilliam SideWila SideWilliam William Wila Kaup 32 years yea old old olc of 491 4 South SouthTenth SouthTeth SouthTenth Tenth Teth street strt Newark carries carIes his heart hearton beal bealon hearton on his right rht side He is il in the City Hospital Hoapitalat HOlplal HOlplalat at Newark for treatment tratment and the surgeons surgeonswho surgeonswho urgeonllwho who examined him discovered dl the unusual unusualposition unusualpOlton unusualposition eume ver te pOlton position of his heart hrt Kaup Kap is an object of ofIntense orIntens ofintense situation situationE Intense Intens interest itrst opd ald ho doe do not like Ikl the thesituation theIltuaton thesituation Iltuaton I E R Thomas Buys Du t tbe tje Mornlns Telegraph Telegraph1The Tt1eraphTe TelegraphThe The Te control contrl of the te Morning Moring Telegraph TtltgnpKhas Teltgrap1 has h been bn purchased purh CI by E R R Thomas Tom from fromtho fromthe fromthe the estate llte of the lat lte late W C Whitney Witney and andthe aDdtho andthe the paper will wi be b continued oontinue under the thesame these theBarns same se pp marlngcment malaltmentend and along aong the same 1 lines lne as a heretofore hertfor t c F 4 ¼ 17 171A 1A A MUSER M4USERV 1 Mc NUFACTUNN lUNG CMPA COMPArY COMPArYGOLD GOLD 8 SILV SILVERMITHS MTHS MTHShave p have removed to their thc new building building5th buidin buidin5th 14 5th Avenue at 31st 31 st Street StreetSterling Stet StetSteIng StreetSterling Sterling SteIng Siva Silver Cut Glass Glss Jewelry JewelryLeather Jewe JeweiryLeather Leather Lethe Goods Gs Stationery StationeryINSPECTION Statoner StationeryINSPECIION INSPECTION INSPECION is INVITED IIED MRS lIRS I1OTKI O W IN TRIAL AfiAI AfiAIrationed AI741XPoisoned oH oHPollonlI rationed PollonlI Candy Call Case aso Involving Inohlll the Drath Drathft Ipatb Ipatbr Iesthflit ft r Mrs ln Dunning Ip I In 1 Nan Franclico FranclicoSAN I FraiielgeoSAN ranclco ranclcoSAN SAN FIUNCIHCO FRANCISC March 21 21The 21Tue Tho second secondtrial Hocont secondtrial trial began bgon today to ay of Mr MI Mrs Cordelia Cordela Botkln Botklnfor Botkinfor Bothinfor for the murder of Mrs John P Dunning by poisoned fol ond candy cund which it is charged she shesent Ihe Ihesnt ho hosent sent snt through thrugh tho mail mal from this thi city to toDover toDover toDover Dover Del Del On the first frt trial five fve years yearsago yearsago yearsago ago Mrs rs Ltotkin was WI convicted and son nentoncbd leu leutcd sontended tended tcd to life le Imprisonment but she ap appealed appele uppealed pealed pele and got a new trial trialMuch trialMuch trialMuch Much of tha thedolay delay In the second trial has 1msbeen hasben hasbeen been ben due to the difficulty difculty of getting getinj Dola Dolawaru Dulawaru Iciaware waru witnesses wi wit nl fle5Se1 c to maim mult the long journey journeyout journeyout out here Among the witnesses wine os IK ii John JohnP JohnP Johnp P Dunning formerly formery the Associated A8ocaled Press Pressmanager Pre Premanager Pressmanager manager here who became Intimate Intmate with withMrs wih wihMr withMrs Mrs Botkiu HOtttl and caused Iuscd his hi wlfo to return returnto retln retitinto to her fathers home The theory of the theproMucntion theprouC1tlol theprosecittloit proMucntion prouC1tlol is that I Mrs r llotkin Botkll was made madeInsanely modoIlllloly iutadainsanely Insanely Illlloly jealous by Diinnlugs departure departureto departre departreto to act in Cuba in as a war correspondent Clla 1898 by b reports reprts that ho had endeavored emJaorod to a reconciliation reoonciAtiou with hU hl WHO WHOThu Wro WroTIl sUo sUoTlu Thu TIl Tlu prosecution proKeutlon is prepared prepncd lo show showthat Ihow that the t he handwriting handwritng on the box bx of poisoned ns well wol as I the note inside hlii In II that Mrs Mr Botkln I tkln and that she wrote a letter I Mrs 11 Dunning Dunnlnp revealing rovcling her hlr husbands hUsondl I with wih herself helllf helllfThe herselfThe 1 1The The room won WW donsoly crowded today Kemp tho postmistress po tmltrcls at Dover several other witnesses wltne6 identified hlentlfed the of candy cdy as I that which camo through throughmail tbroughmal throughmali mail mal the to poisoned Mrs Mr Dunning candy In it was a still sti part par MINIATURE Ml1ITURE hEIRLOOM IllIOOl STOLE STOLEBoston STOLEVBoston TOIF TOIFBOlton Boston Woman oman iMtts LoieistusbIe a Valuable atuablt Painting PaintingStolen PalnUnlStoltn PaintingStolen Stolen at an n Art Store StoreBOSTON SiorcBOSTOI StoreBosToN BOSTON BOSTOI March larch 21 2tA A wealthy wealhy Back Bay Baywoman Daywomn Baywoman woman womn entered complaint at Police Polo Head Headquarters Headquarter Headquarters quarters quarter today that thatahe she bad lost a miniature miniaturepainting miniaure miniaurepintng miniaturepainting painting pintng valued Intrinsically Intrinsiclly at between betweenj j 83 300 and 110 100 but of inestimable Inestmable value valuefrom valuerrom valuefrom from Its Is associations IBolatons as a an heirloom Sev Several Bv Bverl 5evoral oral erl of the best bst detectives detectvf are Ire trying to torecover torlver torecover recover rlver the painting paintng and arrest arret whoever whoevertook whoe whoevertook er ertook took it itThe i ItThe The Back Bay woman said Id that the minia miniature miniature mtniature ture which had been bfen In her family rllml for many manyyears manyyer manyyears years yer was wa recently sent to an art store to tohave tohave tohave have a new glass g put over It I and that that while whilethe whie whiethe whilethe the painting paitng was 1 at the store Itore some Bl one onestole onestole onestole stole It ItThe ItThe ItThe The detectives delecUve refuse to talk about the thecae thecd cae cd but it is understood understo that they are areworking areworking areworking working on the theory thery that the work of ofart ofart ofart art was W stolen by some Bre one thoroughly thoroughlyconversant thoroughlyconversnt thoroughlyconversant conversant conversnt with wih its It value perhaps prhap by a acollector acoletor aoohleotor collector coletor of rare and unique uique things thing in inthe Inthe Inthe the art line lne The woman who lost It Is II I of ofsocial ofsial ofaociai social sial prominence prominenc in Boston BostonTHE Boton BotonTIlE BostonTIlE TIlE Cliffy Ol AND TlfK TllJ TW JUDGE JUDGEMacUtrate IDE IDEIacttrale 11JD6EMglilrate MacUtrate Iacttrale Cranes Canel Daughter Pleads Hllli HllliHim WillHim nnl11m Him 11m In Behalf Behal of a Woman oman Prisoner PrlnontrIda PrisonerIda I Ida Lehn and Roy Ry Huntoon who lo were werearrested wersarreted werearrested arrested on Friday last on a charge of get getting g gtthug t tlng ting lng 40 from trm Grocer Webber Webbr on a bogus bogusi bgus bgusohok bogusobeck i check ohok were up forexamlnation for examinaton in the York Yorkville Yorkvilla villa vle police plc court yesterday The girls girlsfather girlsfather father fathe said sd that tht his daughter had taken takenWO 1 WO 80 from trm him and had gone off 01 with 1lh Huntoon Huntoonon on Jan 1 and had not lived lvl home since sinceMy Hlnc sinceMy My daughter Sadie Sdie hart hal pleaded with withme withml withm me ml m to help you Magistrate Crane said saidto sid sidto saidto to the girl when the prisoners were ar arraigned arraigned arreigned raigned When I wan coming cring to court courttoday cur courttoday today my daughter tcld trld me that she Ihe and andyou andyou andyou you were in the same sme Sunday ihool hool clan clanof claMof classof of the Lexington lxngton Avenue Bap let IstChlrch IstChlrchShe Church ChurchShe ChurchShe She said to me as al I was coming cming away awayPapa awayPapa awayPapa Papa I want you to save that girl from fromdestruction frm frmdetrucllon fromdestrtmtion detrucllon destruction She wa W8 was a good elrlhen girlwben we wewore wewore e ewer wore wer at Sunday school e hool together and ad I want wanthe wantOil wantyou you Oil to do what YOI you can an for her Wl Will you youhelp youhelp help to 8ve save yourselt yourself yourselfThe The he girl replied reple that tat she sie shewas was anxious anxlols t 10 lead a a different diferent life le if she Ehe had ha a home to togo togo I Igo go to an 4 she could not live Iv with her father fater faterHuntons fatherfluntoons I IHuntoons Huntoons Huntons wife wax wa in court and she sheshowed aheahoe eheshowed showed ahoe the photograph photogrph of her cour young baby babyand babYand babyand and said that her husband had abandoned abandonedher abandone her herWhy Why did you go with wih him when when you youknew youknew youknew knew that ho was a married marrlo man manHunton Mrs MrsHuntoon MrsHuntoon Huntoon Hunton demandfxi delandf of the girl girlThe girlThe Ir IrTe The Te latter ter replied ropUf that when she first frst knew the tle man she slu thought he was wa not notmarried notmarried married marriedWhen marred marredIel marriedWhoit I When Iel I found out that he was as married marriedIt it Wi was too late she Ehe added adde Webber said sid ho was W8 willing wling to withdraw withdrawthe wihdraw withdrawthe the complaint to give the girl a chance chanceto I to amend lenl her life le She was wal discharged dicharge on 01 her promise promi e to go and live lve with wih an aunt Huntoon was W held until Intl today to see se If he can be sent lent to New Jersey Jeley for trial trialon tral tralon trialon I on a charge of abandonment TlT TlT SHIELDS UllIIJS GOE GOEThey GOETe GOVItThey They Te Drape Irape lilt 111 Irk Itlk In Black Dlaek Whrn He HeTakr le leTake HeTakes Takes Take a Vacation VacationUnited VacationTlnited acton actonUnied United Unied States Commissioner CommlAloner Shields was waaabsent wasabsent wa absent from frm his office olce in the Federal Feeral Build Building Building uld uldIng ing yesterday Yltry and his desk dOk was wal covered coveredwith cover d dwith with black blk cloth clothHe coth cothHe clothHe coverr He was wa a good man said Secret Serlt Service ServiceAgent Snloe SnloeAgent ServiceAgent Agent Flynn Flyn the terrible sleuth and king kingof kingof kIngof of all al gumnlioe gumlhoe men Here lere Is my V for forflowers forlowers forflowers flowers lowers and that sort 8rt of stun stunThen ItUf stuffThen Then began bgan the procession prelAlon of lawyers lawyerswho lawyersho lawyerswho who ho really realy only drop drp In to say sy Hello to toJohn toJohn toJohn John Shields Hhelda but who WiD also all manag mana to ask aekway aska a few questions abut about Federal mnaj Court pro prooeure procedure oeure cedure In a caslal casual hypothetcal hypothetical trt sort or orway ofway way The Commissioner Cmmi8ioner can always tell tellthem teUthem tellthem them how to do it itWhat I itVhuat What John gone from frm uu too to was aa the thecommon Ihecommon thecommon common exclamation exclamton a healthy healhy man like likedon lke l 1dm m7 I Its goodby cdby fo 0 my case here I don dont t know what to do next nextIn nextIn nextIn In the tle meanwhile mtnwhle the Commissioner Commissoner Is lawearing Iswering iswearing wearing wering out the Boardwalk Boardvllk in Atlantic City ty at 8 a day lie le h1 left lout IRt Saturday Saturdayand Raturdarand Atlnt and In order that no 10 one might rljht Interfere Interferewith Interferewith interferewith with his papers his hs clerk Ierk John Ii Donovan Donovancovered Dnovan Dnovanovered Donovancovered covered pprs hIs hil desk dek with the t the Ie handiest cloth clth It I happened happned to be black blackOllOVT hlackOIOrT ItlackGIIOVT OllOVT OIOrT FOR CROSSTOWX Cnm iTOJ TUXXFLS TUXXFLSIntrrbrldRc TU TThVPLSlnterbridgc FIS FISInl IntrrbrldRc Inl erbrldlt lop IAopto to Relieve Releve Crush Cu h Strikes HtrlhnHim HI Strikeshim rlkt Him 1m I ii i a Fallacy FallacyComptroller FUae FUaeComptroler FaiiseyComptroller Comptroler Comptroller Grout said sid yesterday yeleray that thatha thathe thatIts ha thought the bust b t solution Rollton of the problem problemof of relieving rleving the bridge traffic tralo congestion congestionwas congetioD congetioDwas was the plan submitted lubmlte a few days ago agoby agoby agoby by the Municipal Art Ar Society SocelY The society societyrecommends Bolety Boletyremmends societyrecommends recommends remmends the the building buiding of underground undergroundrailroads undergroundrairads undergroundrailroads railroads rairads across acro town from frm each of the bridges In order distribute brdgM to passenger from Brooklyn Brokly orer directly dirty to the ponge pongefrom north norh and andsouth andlouth andsouth south louth railroad riro routes route of Manhattan ManhattanI Manhatln ManhatlnI I have thought thoughtorlometme for some time theComp theCompnnct the Cmp Comp troler trailer said tat that the propolton proposition to con connA connect nnct nA th the Brooklyn Brookln and Wllllamsburg Wliamsbur bridges bridgesby brdfe bridgesby by lacy means eans of a 1 1lacy lop loop I Is a goo good del deal of a tal al l THEIR 90FOOT CLIMB TO ROB ROBTH ROBIIIIItEE TH IIIItEE III HFE DA 114111KG RING L1TTL MTTl EII 1IGlutt 1IGluttCAVOIIl 13 iRQLA 1 IIGLARS IIGLARSCAIJ1IT RI RICAVGUT CAVGUT CAVOIIl WITH THE GOODS GOODSPrayer OWrC IIWDSPrayer Prayer rC nooks Dookl and other lend Itradlng 111lnK th thUootv the theDot1bl liiiJinolyThe Uootv Dot1bl JinolyThe They Drove Iron Spikes In the Walland Wall flailanti al and Readied 1t8ched A HUth Hbll Story Stot Window to toCet toet toGet Get et It Srif1OMMSPti IsrIoarnld When 1ln Iien Nabbed NabbedThree Nabl abbd abbdThree d dThre Three Thre daring darnK boy burglars were wer before beforeJiibtlce betor beforeJustice Justice Jlntico Olnmti Olmt yesterday yetfrlay morning They Theywere ThpyIer Theywere were Ier Samuel Goldstein Isldor Bielostowski Bielostowskiand eIOtomkl eIOtomkland and Harry Sllverntein 81eJlein aged age 12 13 and 10 10years 16years years respectively nJJftvel They fhEY were charged chargedwith chared charedwi chargedwhit I with wi I Htpalins 1tlalng 325 t2 25 worth orh of books hook from rrr Hurst lul HurstCo 4 Co 0 pulilieiherH pul hen at Rutgers nutJers and Cherry Cherrynl Cherrystreets nl streets streetsIt trettl reels reelsIt J It wa vas shown that the boys boy had Hplkod Hplkoda 1J1lN I a ninetyfoot wall wal of a factory tlctory adjoining the publishing pUblRhlng house and climbing lmbing the thespike thospike thespIke spike ladder had gained entrance entrnce to a asixth asixlh asixth sixth story window windowHere windowHere windowHere Here are lre some sme of tho books book your our Honor Honorsaid Honorsaid said sad Polcnum Policeman Rooney as 8 he le held out an anarmful anarmful anarmful I armful of novels no la and prayer books bolel Heres HerestheKey Her lieresthe theKey the Key of Heavenon Ieaven Heaven al an heres The Bread Breadof Brad Bradof Breadof of Life LifeJustice LifeJltoe LifeJustice Justice Jltoe plmnted asked a8ke for the he Bread of ofLife orLife oflite Life which has hi a quotation qllotpton for every day In the year ye Too bad bd you didnt stop long enough to digest dlgt come lore of this thi com commented commented cornritented mented the thf Court Curt Lets Ls see flO March Mrch 10 10Thats 10Thats i Thats tho day you y u began your you tear ter I be beII j lieve March 19 carried crre this thi verse from ronl Puaima o orvI I Thou hast last delivered dolverl my soul from fromdeath tromdeath fromdeath death mine mne eyes oye from tears and my feet tot from frm falling fallig Now Nowraid wild the theCoart Court Cu lets eee le what wlat the themaxim themaxm themaxim maxim maxm for or today is l March Mrch 31 As s one whom his hi mother comforteth comforlth so will wil I Icomfort Icmfor Icomfort comfort cmfor you Too bad you didnt read red that tht boys boysSammy b Sammy Smy Goldstein GoldtelD began bgan to weaken weken Ef E Jt It badnt hnt been ben fer Harry Hary I never neverwould neverwoud neverwould would woud ha done it he lobbed The 2 2th h says Thou hou lobb shall not steal I think thnk I trill wil 81 sentence setec you shl on that ste day remarked remke the Court Cu Jest Jet cause I tole de troof trot cried crie Sammy Smm1 who was W8 never arrested before laidor Bielostowskl Bleloatowkl and arreate Harry brorej Silver stein both have Ha Slver stin bth records reorde SUveretein Siversten wa waon was on parole paroleAll pole poleAl I All Al three thre boys br are of the dark sharp shap featured featu type typ Sllverst Slv8 Siiverstein ln looks Ik younger than tha his hl age ae there is cunning cu in his alert alertexpression alertexp110n alertexpression expression and ad precision prl lolin in his hi language languae exp110n Yes Yt be answered anlwer when asked aked if I I Iwaa he was wa guilty gult gultWbat What defence do you want to make asked a8 CI his hi counsel counselNone COUD counselNone ma7 None I wanted wted dw de stuffan I got sturan pinched plch h h he answered Were Wer these the awer two oter other boy b accomplices11 accomplices11Dey Imp117 boy Dy was wz wit me wtMed Who lo to proposed prp know this thl thing thig the lawyer lawer Me 1 acknowledged anowlole Sllvenrteln SllvenrtelnDidnt SUvmen Nope NopeDldnt Did you tratn threaten tbO those othe other b7 boys Dldnt you ou raize realize I it wa was wrong Didnt think about abut It Arent Art you sorry sory now I Yep replied the boy burglar without A whimper whimperi whlpr whlprAd rple te by buglar witout i And Ad you confess confl you did IU It You plead guilty gulty asked Ike the counsel cunel ple Nothin1 else els doin Too Ute lat now responded responde SUversteln Sivertein and a plea of guilty was entered The boys will lx be sentenced gltr on Thursday ThursdaySURACK Turay TurayISUI4CE ThursdaytVSUR4Cit entere Te boy wi b sentene SURACK ISUI4CE CROOKS OIOOKS CONFESS COFESSCennlvrd COlFESS COlFESSCnnlvP CONFESSConnived i Connived CnnlvP With lh Adjuster AdJltel to Report Reprt Filie FilieIOMM FaileINN P10Louea INN by Fire FireTwo Fte FteTwo FireTwo Two men pleaded guilty gulty yesterday be b fore for Judge Foster Fotr In the General Oener Sessions Selon to grand larceny liy in the first f t degree degr In de d frauding Iraudlg th the Commercial Cmmerial Union Assurance ANuro Company of London Lndon by b obtaining obtnig money moneycurred for damage damages by fre fire wher where no fre fire hd had o oc occurred curred cured Ono of the te men was wa Alfred R Alfr Ton Tong a painter paintr of 409 4D Monroe Monr street Brooklyn Broolc who on March Mar 141KB 24 1002 obtained strt 143 1430 by representing repr8tii that tat 1I0obti on Feb ieb eb 18 l a fr fire had ha done that that amount arount 01 0 damages daages to the til prml premises of Teresa Tera B Tlo 110 Tb Plsdra at 603 West Wet 173d 13d street strt The place pla was wa in insured Insur Insured sured sur for 19500 19500Marshall SW sasooMarshall Marshall Iarhal N Tucker Tucer a a a builder buider living lvig at atby 8berlhed Shoepshead By Bay Wi was the other man On t oter ma Apr April 22 llt last he got II 1 67 570 frm from the concern O te oncm by making malnglt its o olcr omeerts bUee lelieve that on Marh March 1 a fire fre had done that tht amount amout of damage to t the store slor of Sarah Konovlte at 2it 2 O Stanton Stantonstreet Stnton Stntonstrt Stantonstreet street strt These Te men connived cnnive with crooked croked Insurance Inluranc adjusters adjustersTE adjuster adjusterT adjustersTEV wih TE T TEV YEARS FOR OR PIRATE 04BU4V 04BU4VWho O4 lN lNWbo Who Beat sad Robbed a Woman and De Demanded De Betitanded manded mande ClOO 10 100 for One Cab Cb Fare FareRecorder FareRerer FareRecorder Recorder Rerer Coil Gor Baying that crooked croked cab cabmen tabren cabmen men ren must mUlt bo b suppressed auppr sent sDt to prison prisonyesterday prn prny prisonyesterday yesterday for ten w y years John y Moffatt a cabman oahln of 35 3 Washington Wahingtn street strt who whorobbed whorobbed robbed and assaulted a led Clayboru Cla1bor Sheldon a amanicurist amlourlt amanioutriat manicurist mlourlt from frm Washington WlbgtO She hired hiredferry hir him to drive her trm rota the Liberty street ferry rer to the Vendome Hotel Hotl Lbrty arid 8d he drove slrt her about town twn for several 8vel41 hours hour and ad then demanded demaded 100 10 She refused roful to pay him that amount aountt whereuponhe wheruponhe beat bat her about aboutIn the fa face auu an stol stole Her dlamods diamonds and abt SUi 45 In cash cab He e pleaded pleN guilty guiy to grand grnd lar larceny larcen larcony ceny cen In the flint frt degree degreeTO degr degrTO degreeTO TO GO TO ROMAN 110 A 1 SCHOOL SCHOOLProf SChOOLProt WlIO WlIOPror Prof Carter of Princeton Plncelon PrlnoetonAppointed Appointed Applnlrc latin latinProfessor LatinProfessor Un UnPorlor Professor Porlor There TherePRINCETON 11rrePIUICETOI lliereP1tIO4cKr0N PRINCETON PIUICETOI N J March 21 21Jesse Jesse Bene Benedict Benedict Bonedict dict Carter professor prrel or of Latin Ltin In Princeton University Unlveflr has ha been appointed appointd to a I similar similarpost almlar almlarPOt similarpost post for the year yar 100401 IO40 In II the thl American Amercan School of Classical Chlllcal Studios at Home Prof Carter has ha received rived a a leave of absence ab8UC0 of t two years yeai and will wlluvu leave soon son for Rome Princeton Prictou has been bn greatly gltly interested iltenlod in the Roman school ahoolllnc since It wax Wi founded founde a few years yea ago ao Dean West Wet is chairman of the managing ruaglng committee cormlto and C C Cuyler Cuylerof of the tbeelaes clOMS 18 of 79 71 la II treasurer trasurr Profs Frothlnghara and Morquand Maruand are ar members membersChief rerle rerleof inernberof of the manaing managing commite commiteChieC committee committeeUhief Chief for Railroad Rilod Fire Departnirnl DepartnirnlWilliam Dprthtnt DprthtntWiiam Depart menl menlWilliam William Wiiam McGarlh will wi resign r0lg as captain captainof of Engine Company 3 of the Hoboken Fire FireDepartment FireDepartment FireDepartment Department tonight to accept acpt the position positionax pOBlton pOBltona ax a chief engineer enginer of a tire fre department to be beorganized boorganlvd beorganIsed organized by the Lackawanna lckawann Railroad Rairoad Company Com y The tire fr fighting fghtng force rorc under McGarlh Mcatl will wl be b composed compCo of otemplbye employees of orthe ofthe the road rad The Te company compny will wi equip ouip lt ltterminal l Its Itsterminal terminal lerlnal property propry with wih an ample supply of ofuptodate oruptodote ofuptodato euppq uptodate apparatus apparltuR apparatusloOoooO 1000000 00 Ilulldlui Buldl15 for Newark NewarkThe NewarkThu eark earkThe The Mutual Benefit Bneftt Life Insurance Inauranc Corn Cornpan Cm CmPln Cornpany pan pany announced today Iw intention anouo 1t Intton to tosite totrt toerect trt erect a 1100 1000000 ftrCtUT structure on II his reaent reaentsite site It at Broad Brad and Clinton Cinton streets etrel Newark NewarkGeorge Nlwark NlwarkGerge plnt George Gerge B Post Pos of ofNlw otNaw New York in 1f the architect arhitt The Th the tle concerns concmlI buIdnl bui building ding business bUline will 1 be 0 occupied ocupie solely 11ly for 1 4 JiUnttn L1Jtrnnn to Qo QoStat ww wwstationery Stationery Stat onery and Engraving EngravingDepartment En Enravin EnravinDeicarment rav ng ngI Department DepartmentOrders C S S I I IOrders Orders for the engraving of Stationery Statoner for Invitations InvitationsWeddings Ivttons IvttonsWeddings InvitationsWeddings Weddings Announcements Receptions Recptons AtHome AtHomeand AtHomead AtHomeand and ad Visiting isitng Cards are given particular pacu attention atteton and andcomplete ad adcomplete andcomplete complete lines lnes of FINE NOTE NOT PAPER arc ac main maintained ma maintamed1 tained taned in the newest forms and ad tints tintsEstimates tnts I t Estimates E5tlmaies can also alst be submitted submited for the Engraving of ofProfessional ofProrenional ofProfessional Professional Announcements and Business Cards Cardst CardsEthlttwth I C i EIOblfb Ethlttwth Sf t nintteentl nUe St S t SlxiD SIXI Ave NJUn new n Writ WritGREAT VOI VOIGREAT orL orLWRE7AT GREAT MASS MEETING MEETINGFor MEETINi For those interested in inVictims inVictims inVictims Victims of Drink or Drugs OrosAT 1 m mSunday AT CARNECIE HALL HALLSunday HALLSunday Sunday Afternoon March 27 27SPEAKERS 0 ooi ooiSPEAKERS SPEAKERS J Bishop C H Fowler DD LLO Rev John Job Rhey Thompson 01 Rev R R S HacArlhur DD DD1 LLD Mrs Isabella Isbela C C Davis DavisSPECIAL DavisS SPECIAL S PEOIA L I MUSIOThe M UBI OThe Brotherhood of St Iuke Iu e will wil occupy the platform platformMeeting platforDIMeetng platformMeeting Meeting Meetng under auspices aupies of the Womans National Natonal Auxiliary AUxilary of ti the be Oppenheimer Institute Inttute of New York YorkADMISSION YorkI I ADMISSION BV TICKET TICKETTHIS TICKETT THIS T H I S COUPON C CO 0 U PO N no 10 CI Dro Cut Proadway out lw8r aDd a aGOOD Sew m1 iiuli York 10 the aol sect EUCUt8 Executive I II ckel ekets wl will Olce 015cc be aeDI 3Cn Opprnbelmer by rlum retuta rll wall wallG rat lsaIlut I GOOD G QOD FOR Name NameTWO NamaTWO NameTWO TWO TICKETS TI C K ETS Address JERSEY IERSEI CITYS NEW BOARD I ITrace 11 11Tuce IN INTruce Trace Tuce Deolaed Declared However 10wner With nlh the Old OldStreet OldHtreet OldStreet Street and Water ater Board BoardThe nard nardThe BoardThe The Republican Republcn Street Stret and Water Board Boardappointed Boardappinte Boardappointed appointed appinte by Mayor Fagan of Jersey Jerey City Citystarted Cty Ctyatared Citystarted started atared out yesterday Ylterday to take the place of ofthe ofthe ofthe the elective eletve Democratic Demrato board boar which hlch was wasousted wasousted RB RBouted ousted outed by a decision deision of the New Jersey J8ey Supreme Court Cour last lat Friday Fday Policemen Policemenrefused Polcemen Polcemenretoo Policemenrefused refused retoo to allow alow Col Robert Rbr O Smith the thepresident theprlJllldent thepresident president of the old board bar to enter the thaoffices tla tlaofe theoffices offices ofe yesterday yeterday morning moring and then tho thoI thonew thenew new barhvlng boardhavlng rergawz regrganlzod wih withi John Johnc I C Payne Paye oa a preldent president notified notfed eight em emdischarged employees of the old board that had discharged dischargedMeanwhile ilcharged ployees bar tht they lad bn bnilcharged been beendischarged Meanwhile MenwhUe at a Trenton Trnton lawyers lawer for the thetwo thetwo two boards bad agreed to let affairs aalr remain In on onof 8 asthey I age they were ere unt until Friday when the upreme upremeCurt upretneCourt Curt Court wil wiU deide decide whotner or not the 0 wt wtor writ writof of error err taken taen on Saturday Stnrday morning moig In Inbehalf Inbbal Inbehalf behalf bbal of the old board acts a as 1 a stay sty This Thisagreement Tl mitagreement agreement agrement will w1 prevent the discharge of ofany ofanyemploye ofany any anyemploye anyemployeTRACKED employees employeesTRACKED employeesTRACKED TRACKED HER HUSBAND nUSDA1D DOWN DOWNBaldwin DOJN DOJNBaldwin DOWNBaldwin Baldwin Baldwin Deserted DelerlP His 11 Wire a Month After AfterMarriage Afer AferlarrttDeeoncUe AfterMarrIageReconcIled Marriage MarrIageReconcIled larrttDeeoncUe Iteconclletl When Wen Caught CauchtAfter curbt curbtArter CaughtAfter After doing detective detetve work ork for a week weekcomely weekcomely weekcomely comely Mrs Mr AnnaT Ana T Baldwin BdwIn of 4810 4811 Willow Willowstreet Wlow WlowItreet Willowstreet street Philadelphia Phiadelphia yesterday YOteray caused the thearrest theat thearrest arrest at In Bayonne N J of her husband husbandRussell husbaDdRuelJ husbandRussell Russell RuelJ Baldwin Bldwn 30 years old who she says Myadeserted Ay saysdeserted dOre deserted her one month after ater their marriage marriageon on Aug 28 21 last lastShe lt lt8he lastShe marae maraeon She traced tre him hm to New York where she shealleges Ihe Ihealeges shealleges alleges aleges he was wa paying attentions atenton to another anotherwoman aother aotheromn anotherwoman woman omn and ad then tlen payng to Bayonne where wher she shepreferred sbeprferr shepreferred preferred prferr a charge of desertion derlon against Igant againsthim him Baldwin Bldwin was Wi arraigned arrlgne before Re Recorder Hecrder Becorder corder crder Lazarus Lzars but discharged Ilscharge an 8 the thecourt thecourt court cou concluded onolude it had ha no jurisdiction Jursdicion Baldwin ldw1 offered oler to return rtu to Philadelphia toPhllelphla toPhllelphlawith toPhilsdelphiawith Philadelphiawith with his bride but she refused rfed to accom accompany aom aompny aocompany pany him saying sa ng she wanted to meet met the theother theother theother other pny woman womn Mrs Mr Baldwin Is about 20 20years 20yea 20years years yea old and ad was WI handsomely hndsomely dressed dressedThe dla dressedThe started staed The Te couple for Philadelphia Phladephla were wer finally fnaly reconciled rconied and andstarted ad adstaed andittarted SKIN HUMORSBLOOD HUMORS HUMORSBLOOD HUMORSBLOOD BLOOD HUMORS HUMORSSpeedily HUMORSSpeediy HUMORSSpoedily Speedily Speediy Permanetl Permanently and andEconomically andEcnomicly an anEconomically Economically Ecnomicly Cured Curedby Cued Cuedby Curedby by Guticura GuticuraWHEN Cutlcur CutlcurWHEN CuticuraWHEN WHEN ALL ALLELSE ELSE FAILS FAILSComplete FAILSComplete FAILSComplete Complete External Exernal and andInternal andInternal andInternal Internal Treatment TreatmentPrice TreatmentPrice TreatmentPrice Price One Dollar DollarIn Dolar DolarIn In the Ue treatment tratment of torturing trtarlDl dliflf dliflforlog dleGriDg disfigarlug orlog itching ItchlDl scaly crusted croltd pimply blotchy and ncrofnlout humors bumor of the theBkln theIlda tb tbskIs skIs Ilda scalp sclp and blood with low 101 of hair hIr Cutlcnra Cutcnra Soap Ointment and Pllli pm bar ha have been wondernlly successful toocsstul Even EVID the themust themUlt themust must obstinate obsLat of constitutional constQUonal hu humom human humere mom such luch ss I bad blood bloo scrofula In lierlted Jlerltd and cniitglous contaious humors with lots 101 of hair glandular giandllar swellings Iwelll18 nicer nicerona nier nierOUI ulcerous ona patches lit II the throat and ad month monthsore moathaoreuY monthsore sore aoreuY eyes I coppercolour blotches blotche ajWell uWtl aj aswell Well Wtl M 1 bolli carbuncles cbuncle scurry sties stiesulcers Itle stiesulCers ulcers and sores arising ablng f foin onian 01 an Impart Impartcuudlllao ImpurcuudlUCo impurecuadlllon cuudlllao cuudlUCo of the blood yield kid to t the tb Outlcnra Oltour Treatment reltlent when en all al other otherremedies otbertlnPle otherrclnediea remedies tlnPle fall fallAnd fl fallAnti And Kteat greater reotr r still sti If possible Ii I th thwonderful the thewtnd thewondiurfiat wonderful wtnd rrl record of cures cure of torturing dliftaurlng dhlluring humort hUllr among aIong infants torturlnJ lad 2ndchlldreu ladchildren nd ndchlhrtu children chlhrtu The Mifferkig tuterklg whlchJutlcura whlchJutlcuraIterandles whlchut whichCutt Ilra IlraUerldles curs cursRemedies Remedies Uerldles hare alleviated aleYlatd among Imonl the theyounjf tbeyonnl theyoung young yonnl and the comfort cOUfor they hara af afij atforded ij a 1 1hare fored forded wornont and worried parent parent hare led le to their adoption adopton In countless countlesshutnes cooutle countiesbumes hutnes as a priceless prlcelus1 curatives cutatve for the theskin theakin theakin akin and blood Infantile Infltlsnd Infantileand and birth hu humors humors hamore mors mlllc Inlk crust cr t ncalled Mcaltd head ecsema ecsemarashes eClemarLhss ecremsrashes rashes and an every form of Itching ItchlnA scaly scalypimply scalyplm scalypimply pimply plm ly skin skln and antlcp andAcaip calp humors with wih loss lossof 1011 1011of lossof of hair hllr or Infancy Ilflucy and childhood chldbou are arespeedily afeIpedly arespeedily speedily Ipedly permanently permanenty and ad economically economicallycared ecolomlcaly ecolomlcalycared cared when all al other remedies remedie suitable nultiblefor Inltbl Inltblfor suitablefor for children rbldrD and even the belt phy physicians pb pbslclaDs physiclans sicians fall tal failset set 1 tkrsheut k II Si y vestS dttair lUwfcwt 5 0 sO Ctssiata 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i v aaKEi 1 1 1i i i ii ii ir iI ii iI i i r I i I I r i j i f if j Ij Iji i JI i i I o l t Wf I mb mt mtJ J k TUESDAYMARCH 22 10 10Eater 190 190EAter Eater Entered d at a thoPo3tpfflce tb r ptnee at Now York u a Second SecondCIlssMall SeeoadCu SecoiidcJMIlI CIlssMall Cu MII Matter MatterSnbicrlptloni Mller MllerI Matterp p t I Snbicrlptloni Sablcrlptonl by b Hall lal Postpaid PostpaidDAILY POllpaldAlLY IoatpaldTA1X DAILY AlLY Per Mantb MOt i 0 100 100DAILY 10 10 10t iOTAI1Y t DAILY Per Year Yer BOO BOOSUNDAY 80 6 00 00SUNDAY SUNDAY Per Year Ye 3 20 OO OODAILY 00DAIIY DAILY DAU AND SUNDAYPer RU SUAY AY Per Year YearIIAILY 8 OO OODAILY 0 DAILY AND SUNDAY Per Month 7O 7OPostage 10Postn 70Poatage Postage Postn to forclfn countries coultrlu added addedTnK addedTIB addedma TnK TIB SUM SUI New York City CityPARIS Clr Clr1JIIIJosque CIWPAIIIIKlosque PARIS 1JIIIJosque PAIIIIKlosque Klosquf No Noi2near 12 near Grand Orald Hotel lold and andKlosque andElosque andKloque Klosque No 10 Boulevard des Cspuclnes CspuclnesIt Capuclnel CapuclnelII CapuctneIt It our frlindi vho 110 wo tutor lorr u Us t11 Wfth manuicrtpU manulrpl for lorIuCleallon forrubucoflon or orpuMfeaifon puMfeaifon IuCleallon trtiFrio tIIO utTh tO Ilr hors law refitted rtlld articles orc return rlurnrd returned til thtv thtvmutt IIrv ffirviItUt 1 mutt MW In all IU cases CI send Ind stamps amp for that tlal purpose purposeWhy purpoti i i Why Not NotThe NotTe Notr r The Te dates of the summer adjournment adjournmentof of Congress Congess in the Presidential Preidential years yearslince yeareilnce lince and ad including IBM are given in inthe Inthe inthe the subjoined table reading downward downwardtoward downwsd downwsdtoward downwardtoward toward the past pastISOO pat paatrIgno ISOO 10 Fiftysixth Flrlxb Congress First SessionJune Seloo June 1 7J8M 1IB 1ie J8M IB Fiftyfourth Flttourh Congress Cnrrus First Ilrst SessionJune Sealoa Seuton JuDe II IIJN2Fiftysecond ItIPOI JN2Fiftysecond 1 IPOI Flrseoad Flftysecdnd Congress Contres First Flrl sessionAug seMon aeston Aur ft ftIBM 1 1I IBM I 158 pIftletb rlteth CongrwiFlrst CoaresFlrl Session Ses l n Oct Oct M MIBflFortyeighth 10I8f7ortyeIhthCOflgttu IBflFortyeighth 18lorY I8f7ortyeIhthCOflgttu lrhh Congress Cnrre First SessionJuly ealon July 7 7I30 130 11 Fortysixth ForlyslUh Congress Second SessionJune SeslonJune 16 161D78 18ni t t17c 1D78 ni Fortyfourth Forttourh Congress CnrreS First firt SessionAuglB SessionAuglB1W3 Susloa AurI8 AurI8JI AuriSlrq2 1W3 JI Fortysecond Congress Conr s Second cond Session SeMloaJune June 10 10ISM 10I 1 ISM I Fortieth Forlelh Congress Conr S Second Iccond Session Sesloo July Jur J7 J7IBM Z ZIB 771G4 IBM IB Thirtyeighth Trrelrhlh Congress Cnrres First SessionJuly SessionJulyDuring SesIon July JulyDuring 4 4During During the past forty years the earliest earliestdate earlest earlestdate earliestdate date of adjournment of the regular ses sesion sesion seaion ion preceding a Presidential Presidental election electionhas electon electonha electionbaa has ha been June 7 and the latest Oct 20 20The 20Te 20The The mean of all a the adjournments in inPresidential inj inPresidential j Te Presidential Presidentnl years falls rols exactly ex ly at mid midsummer midsummer midsummer summer that is on July 1G That point pointin in the calendar calendnrthererore therefore may be as asturned asBumed nafumed turned as a marking markingthe the normal time tme when whenthe whenthe whenthe the members of Congress in a Presi Presidential Presidental Presidentlal dential dental year finish fnish their th ir work on the thepublio thepublo thepubliobusinessand publio publo publiobusinessand business and are ae ready to go to tojV totheir toJ jV J their theirreapectivo respective repectve homes to take part in inthe inthe 4 the politics poltcs of the campaign campaignPresident campaignPresident campaignPresident President ROOSEVELT is reported to be beAnxious beious beanxious Anxious ious for reasons reaons directly directy concerning concerninghimself concerninghmseI concerninghimself himself hmseI an a candidate that the present presentsession presentsesion presentsessIon session sesion of the Fiftyeighth Congress Congresssbil Congresssbiltermina CongressBh shall shallterminate lL lLterminate terminate e 1 before fore the end of April Apri or orabout orabout orabout about forty fort days day before the earliest earlet earliest ad adjolirnment adjolrnment adjotrnment jolirnment jolrnment in any corresponding coresponding year yearsince yearsince yearlnce since 1880 18 and seventyfive seventyfve or eighty eightydays eightydsys eightydays days before the midsummer period priod in indieated indicatd indi dieated dicatd di ated by the te average of experience experienceThere experence experenceThere experienceThere There is no precedent of course coure for formicha forf f micha Il hacriment curtailment of the period of legis legislative legislathe legislative lative activity aotvit but precedents precedent are rapidly rapidlylosing rapidlyiOing rapidlybeing losing iOing value vaue and significance slgnifcace at the seat Beatof seatof seatof of Federal Government If J Mr ROOSE ROOSEVELT ROOSEVEL RoosnVEV1 VELT VEL is i satisfied sRtsfed that the fiftyseven ffyseven Re Republican Republcan Rep publican publcan p bican Senators and the two hundred hundredand hunded hundedand hundredand and seven Republican Republca Representatives Representativeswill Representtves Representtveswl will wl be more serviceable s to him and ad his hisfortunes hs hsTort hisTorttmnes fortunes Tort nes and the thirtythree thrtythree Demo Democratic Democratc Democratic cratic cratc Senators Snatr and the one hundred hunded and andseventyeight ad adIeventyelght axdseventyeight seventyeight Ieventyelght Democratic Democrto Representa Representatives ReprBsentatyes Repmsentatives tives tyes less laB dangerous dangerols to t his i destiny destinyaway detiny detinyaway deatinyaway away from the Capitol than tba in continued continuedsession contnued continuedsesalon session sesion why should not his wishes wbe be berespected berespctd berespected respected respctd by the majority majorty If I he thinks thinksthat thns thinksthat that the situation situaton is is such that public publicquestions publc publicquestions questions quetons may be discussed discused this th year tober to tobetter tobefter I better ber advantage advantge on the stump than in inthe Inthe the legislative legilatve halls hals why whyshowdnot whyshowdnotConge should not notCongress notCongress I Congress Conge promptly prompty and cheerfully cheeruly ac acqueisoe acquels0 acqueisoo queisoe quels0 in his decision decisionThe decsion decsionTe decisionThe J The Te President Peident has ha uttered uttred no threat threatyet threatylt threatyt yet ylt to adjourn adjour Congress CongeB by Executive Executiveproclamation Executiv Executiveproclamation proclamation prolaaton if i it fails fals to disperse dipere at the thetime theL thetime L time flue d by his hisjudgment judgment I r i The e D Democracy emocraoy and the TwoThlrdl TwoThlrdlUule TwoThlrdJ J L Rule UuleNotwithstanding Rulei 4 i Notwithstanding Notthtding the measure meaure of oI suc succeca sucCe sueecu ecu Ce attained attaned in Rhode Island Kentucky KentuckyMississippi Kentck KentuckyMisaisaippi Mississippi Mlsippi Kansas Kan Illinois Ilnoi apd Call Califorcia Cal 4 forcia it is still sti doubtful doubtrulwhether whether the theHearstsBryan thel theHeOXStBZ7LUI HearstsBryan l atBrt combination cOqlnt n can manage managetosecure maae maaet manageto tosecure t to secure more than tha a third turd of the dele delegates delegats dolegates gates gats to t the Democratic Democratc national natonal con convention conTnton convention vention Tnton It I must however be acknowl acknowledged acknowlI acknowledged I edged e g d that tat such a result rsult is possible posible It Itis I 4 is iJlgh ishigh high time therefore thefore in the interests interestsof intrest of the tbenaton thenation nation without wthout regard rgad to partisan partisanconsiderations parlst partisanconsiderations considerations consideraton that conservative conervatve Demo Democrats Democrate crats all al over the Union should shoud begin to todiscuss todicuss totiscuss discuss dicuss the expediency of abolishing abolshing the thei thetodilrds thetwothirds i twothirds todilrds rule at St S Louis lest let the theselection theT theselection T selection slecton of a candidate candidat likely lkely to com command command coinI I mand the suffrages su rages of sober minded mindedcitizens mindedciUzens 1 citizens tzn be vetoed yetd by a Popullstio Populsto and andM andialsto M I Socialistic ialsto minority minorityI i I I In Republican Republca national natona conventions conventionsthe conventol the t choice choic of f a nominee for the Presi Preside Presideycy 1 1de1cy de de1cy deycy cy may be effected efectd by a majority majorty of 1 In Democratic Democrato national natona conven conventions conventon convenIon tions ton Ion the te formulation fonulatonofhe forrnulationofthe of the platform on onwhich onwJlch onwhich which wJlch the hepaty party will wl seek the approval approvalpt appaovalotthe I I9f pt otthe t he country cour isbroughtabout is br ught about in the theme thesame 1 same ame me way Why Wh should the duty d ty of oft ofnc ofobedience t obedience nc to the will wi of the majority majorityi 4 i vWcli1 Vhr hki hi J8 is recognized recgnized by Democrats Democrat so sofar sofar sofar far far as the definition defniton of their political politicalVH poltca VH ef t1 principles prnciples is Concerned be abjured by bythem bytem bythem them tem when the man who is ik to personify personifythoBexprinciples pronfy pronfytholprnciples personifytbosprinciples thoBexprinciples tholprnciples is selected selectd Is not the thelatter th thIatter thelatter latter functibn functbn at least leat as 1 important importnt as asthe 1 asI I the former Hasa HI Has a minority mlnorityany any more moret moreright t right rght to thwart the wishes of oChe the majority majorityin majoty in into the One case cae than in the other The They Theqtiestions y 1 questions quCtonR answer anwer themselves themselvesVhy themselvesf themselvesWhy f t Why then thenshouldthe should ehoudtho the rule rle making maing the thesupport theKUpportor thesupportof support KUpportor of twothirds of the delegates delegatesrequisite delegats delegatsrt delegateaxequtsite rt requisite qulsle for the he selection selecton of oranominee oranomineelpr anominee anomineeConger 4 lpr pr the Presidency be tlerate tolerated any anylonger any1onger Conger in a 1 Democratic Democrtc national natona onven convention onvenon onvention tion on There is nothing to be said for the therule therle therule rule rle except that it is i old Ithas I It ha has been beenf if 1 followed for abqut seventy seventyyea years It Itwas Itw Iti i was w s originally originaly adopted under the im1 im1prefwion Im ImprCion impresaion prefwion prCion that the sectional sectonal interests Interest of ofi oftho i I tho ho slaveholding States Sttes required the theassertion theaArton theI I assertion aArton on their part of a veto eto power powerwith powerwith powerwith with reference to the choice of ofa a nominee nomineefor for the Presidency Presidencyjfi Presidencvt I C jfi Only by Southern Sout rn Democrats Democrts how howa howver howfr r a fr ever t ver wan such a aveto veto power demaded demanded demandedXo demandeddemand Xo 0 demand of the kind was wa ever pressed pressedby presed presedI pressodlv by I y Southern Souther Vvhigs on the national natonal cpa cpnVejitlomi cnI cpat I Vejitlomi VetOII of their party Ygt Y t it does not notW not notj W j appear appar that Whig 111g nominations nomilatonR were less lessjudicious lessjudlcous lessjudicious judicious judlcous because they could culd be made madeby madb madeby by b bare majorities majoriieR while whie on the other otherVVY VVY h r had hand there Is reason to think hink that on ontwo onI ontwo I two memorable occasions occllons the enforce ehforcemcnt 4 1 O e meat of the twothirds rule in Demo Democratic DemoI Democratia I cratic TaUo conventions co ention W waR R fatal fRt 1 to party partysuccess pnt pntU party14Ut success successHad 14Ut U oess oessHad R Had Ha not MARTIN VAN BUBEX nun x in 1814 1814been 18Hheendeprhed 1844been been heendeprhed deprived by the twothirds rule ruleof rulenf ruleim1 of the th nomination nOluinuton to which hich his majority majorityin majoriy majoriyIn in the convcnton convention morally morly entitled lntted him himhe himhe himhe he wouldhavnbecn wouldihleben elected more easily easilythan eusly euslyUla easilythan than Ula was JAMKS JAm 1C 1 i PoLK and he would not have blveheaded headed four yearn yea later latr tb the theBarnburner thee theeBarnburner I IBaburner Barnburner Baburner revolt rvol which caused caus the thedefeat thedefeat thedefeat defeat of LEWIS LEWS CABS the Democratic Democraticnominee Demorato Demoratonominee Democraticnominee nominee for the Presidency PresidencyHad Prsldenc PrsldencHad Had not STEPHEN A DOUGLAS DOUGLS in 1860 1860been 186 1860been been barred bared by tho twothirds rule from fromthe fromthe i the nomination nominaton to which the preponder preponderance I Iance ance of his supporters in the Charleston Charlestonconvention Charlestonconvention I Iconventon convention conventon fairly entitled entted him he would wouldas as 1 an analysis anaysis of the votes cast cat in the thefollowing thefolowing thefollowing following folowing November demonstrated demontatd have havebeen havben havebeen been ben chosen Presidentof President or the United UnitedStates Unitd UnitdSttes UnitedStates States Sttes In that tbatevent event there would have havebeen havebeen havebeen been no secession and no civil civi war Do DoSouthern DoSoutber DoSouthern Southern Soutber Democrats Democrat think that their theirfathers theirrather theirfathers fathers rather gained glned anything by the enforce enforcement enforcemeat i iment ment of the twothirds rule on that thatoccasion thatoccllon thatoccasion occasion occasionNot occllon occllonNot occasionNot Not only is I the twothirds twothirs rule rle an anobvious anobvious anobvious obvious violation of the fundamental fundamentalDemocratic rundamentl rundamentlDemocratc fundamentalDemocratio Democratic Democratc principle that a majority majorityshould majorityshould majorityshould should rule but it Is in flagrant fagrant con contradiction contradiction contradiction tradiction of another usage usge which has haslong hs hslong haslong long been followed folowe in Democratic Democrato na national natonal national tional tonal conventions conventon The socalled socle unit unitrule unitrule unitrule rule is baaed bae on the assumption assumpton that a amajority amajority amajority majority of the delegates delegats from a given givenState givenSttethough givenStatethough State Sttethough Statethough though it be b only a majority of or1has of1has 1 1has has a moral right rght to cast cst the whole wholevote wholevote wholevoto vote of the State Stte in a national natonal convention conventionof conventon conventonor of the party part It I is when one thinks think of it itgrotesque itgrotesque itgrotesque grotesque that two customs so essen essentially esen esentaly essentinily tially taly irreconcilable irreconcllble should have grown grownup grow growup grownup up within wihin the pale of the same political politicalorganization poltcl poltclorganiztion politicalorganization organization organiztion From the viewpoint of ofcommon orcomon ofcommon common comon sense they stand on a very dif different dUferent different ferent footing rootig The unit rule rle is i a logical logicaldeduction loglrldeucton logicaldeduction deduction deucton from the essential esental principle principleof of Democratic Democato government government The two twothirds twothirds twothirds thirds rule Is n 1 glaring glarng defiant defant violation violationof violaton violatonof that It had solid solidground solidground of principle princple never ha any sold soldground ground for its is existence exstenc even from the theviewpoint theviewpoint theviewpoint viewpoint of sectional sectonal expediency Even Evenin EvenIn EvenIn in antebellum anteblum days tho South would wouldhave wouldhae wouldhave have been bn better btter off of without it i For Foras Foras Foras as we have shown show it wrought wought that sec section secHon seetion tion grave gave detriment in i the years yer follow following folow folowing following ing 1844 18 4 and later dealt it a deadly deadlyblow deadlyblow deadlyblowin blow blowin in 180 180There 18 18Tere l80There There Tere is nothing left of the twothirds twothirdsrule twothrds twothrdsre twothirdsrule rule re except excpt a capacity cpcty for mischief micbier It Ithas Itha Ithas has ha never ner borne bore any fruit frit except ecpt bitter bitterness biter biterne bitterfleas ness ne and disappointment disppoitment It is a upas upastree upastree upastree tree within whoso shadow shaow the hopes hqpe of ofDemocratic ofJ60crato ofDemocratic Democratic J60crato regeneration regenertion and victory victorymay victor victorymay may wither witherThe witherThe witherThe The French Shore ShoreThe ShoreThe ShoreThe The reports that France has ha effected effectedan efected efectedan an arrangement with wth England Englad by which whichshe whch whchshe whichshe I she relinquishes relnquishes her territorial trtral rights rght in inNewfoundland inewoundland InNewfoundland Newfoundland ewoundland do not furnish details detailsbut detls detlsbut detailsbut but they appear to t be authentic authentc Inns Inasmuch Ina Inamuch Innsmuch much as negotiations have been in more moreor moreor moreor 1 negotatons or less active atve process the reports are ae at atleast atleast I Ileat least leat credible Such an outcome outome would woulddoubtless woulddoubtless I doubtless doubteB give rise to sundry new ques questionswhile questonwhie questlonswhile tionswhile tonwhie disposing of an old one oneBy oneBy oneBy By the Treaty of Utrecht concluded concludedin in 1713 173 France Frace secured certain crtin rights rightsin right in Newfoundland Newroundlad waters and other otherrights otherright otherrights rights right on the mainland with possession possessionof possesion I Ior of the islands islad of St Pierre and Miquelon Miquelonoff Miquelonor off or the south coast coat of Newfoundland NewfoundlandAlthough Newroundand Newroundandtbough NewfoundlandAlthough Although these acquisitions acqulsion were even eventhen eventben eventhen then regarded regaded as 8 of sufficient sufcient value vaue and andimportance ad adimprtce andimportance importance imprtce to make them the subject subjectof of international iDtrnatonal contract contrat the parties pate to tothe tothe tothe the treaty had no conception cncption of the im importance importnce impenance penance portnce which would attach attch to the thefishery thefher thefishery fishery fher and territorial territora rights righ ts in days to tocome tocome come For many years year they have been a asource a80urce asource source of friction fricton and dispute disput in which whichFrance whch whchFrance whichFrance France England Englad Canada Caada and ad the United UnitedStates UnitedStts UnitedStates States Stts have been frequently frequenty and some sometimes sometimes sometimes times seriously involved The whole wholematter wholemattr wholematter matter mattr will wl bo simplified simplfe by an adjust adjustment adjustinent ment transferring tarerng all al territorial tertoria rights rightsfrom rightsfrom from Franco Frace to England The situation situationhas situaton situatonha situationhas has ha long been a political poltcal anomaly anomay so far faras faras faras as general genera British Brtsh interests interest are con concerned concered concorned corned cernedCanada cered ceredCanada cornedCanada Canada too has ha a special specia interest interestThis intret intretTis interestThis This Tis would be resolved in a simple and anddirect anddirect anddirect direct manner should sould that occur which whichmany whichmay whichmany many may Canadians Canaian would gladly glaly see seenamely seenamely seenamely namely the inclusion of Newfoundland Newfoundlandas Newfoundlad as 1 a Province of the Dominion Domnion This Thisquestion Ths Thsqueton Thisquestion question queton is pending pndng and may enter entr into intothe intothe the tle discussions discusion of the present session eBlon of ofthe ofthe ofthe the Dominion Dominon Parliament ParliamentWhether Parlaent ParlaentWhether ParliamentWhether Whether Newfoundland remains remain a aBritish aBritsh aBritish British Britsh colony or whether it it becomes a apart apat apart part pat of tho Canadian Canada federation federaton the thoextinction theextincton theextinction extinction extincton of the ancient acient French Fenoh rights rightsbytransfer rghts rghtsbytransrer rightsbytrnnsfer bytransfer to t another aotber European Europa Power Powerconcerns Powerconcrl Powerconcerns concerns concrl us at least lelt theoretically theoretcaly under underthe underthe underthe the Monroe Monro Doctrine DoctrineReligion Doct DoctrineReligion rne rneRelgion Religion Relgion as an Evidence Evldepce of Culture Cultureand Cultureand Cultureand and Refinement RefinementWe Refnement RefnementWe enedent enedentWe We quoted yesterday yestrday a very striking strikingobservation strikingobsrvaton strikingobservation observation obsrvaton by Dr lemon SINGER SIGER a a very verylearned verylearned learned leaed Jew to the effect eIect that among aong the theorthodox theorthodox theorthodox orthodox Jews who have come to this thiscountry thisc thisciintry country c ntr from Russia of recent years and andhave ad adhTe andhave have hTe crowded into intothe the East Elt Side Ghetto Ghettothe Ghett Ghettothe the disappearance disapparanc of the religious relgous ole element olementin olementlnthemakeup ment mentin mentlnthemakeup in the makeup of Jewish Jewsh life le pro proceeds procoeds coeds ces more rapidly than even among amongthose aong aongthos amongthose those thos of therace the race of older settlement sttement who whoare whoar whoare are ar supposed generally generaly to t have drifted driftedaway drlrtd drlrtdaway driftedaway away most completely completly from fr frbmafl m all nI religious religiousfaith relgious relgiousfath religiousfaith faith faithDr fath faithDr Dr SINGER is only one among aong many manyJewish manyJewh manyJewish Jewish Jewh observers who have pointed out outthis outthis outthis this very remarkable t tendency to pass passfrom passrrom passfrom from the extreme of orthodoxy orthooxy to the theextreme theextrme theextreme extreme extrme of agnosticism anostcism and finally fnany of ofreligious ofrelgious ofreligious religious relgious indifference indiference Probably it is isamong i Laamong among aong the younger generation generaton of Jews Jewsthat Jewsthat Jewsthat that that this thi disposition dispositon is manifested maiested almost almostexclusively almostexclusively almostexclusively exclusively Here Her in New York hun hundreds hundreds hundreds dreds of Ghetto Ghett Jews are going through througha a course coure of education educaton in our colleges cOlege and anduniversities ad adunverities anduniversities universities unverities which is making maing maklngthem them critical criticalof of their traditional traditonal faith as 1 an anlnheri anlnheritance inheri inheritance inheritance tance from a past period priod of superstition superstitionWhen suprtiton suprtitonben superstitionvhen When ben their race was wa in the beginning begnning of ofits ofIs ofits its Is intellectual development developmentThat That is these young oung Jews are following followingthe folowng folowngthe the drift drif of modern moern scientific scentfo thought thoughtand thoughtad thoughtand and ad exploration exploraton The more moreeuddenlYthe moreeuddenlYthetransrormaton suddenly the thetransformation thetransformation transformation transrormaton has ha come for them the themore themore themore more complete it has been They think thinkthey thinkthey I Ithe they the have been waked up from delusion delusionemancipated delusionemlncpatd delusionemqncipated emancipated emlncpatd from thraldom to childish childishsuperstitions chidish chidishsUprsttlon childishstiprstitions superstitions sUprsttlon and lifted lfed above them into intothe Intothe intothe the light lght and freedom of a superior Ilperor in intellectual intelectual intellectual tellectual telectual sphere sphereMeantime sphereMeantme sphereMeantime Meantime Meantme there comes a protest against againstthis againstthistendenc againstthis this thistendenc tendency and it is noteworthy that thatthe thattbe thatthe the utterer uttrer of it is Dr SHVEBJIAN SIrVERMAS of the themore themore themore more more liberal lberal school of American Jewry Jewr as asit 1 asit it i was wa known before the rise and progress progressof prOle8 of this Jewish agnosticism agnostcsm In a sermon sermonat seron seronat sermonat at the Temple EmanuEl on Sunday this thisFifth thl8fih thisFifth Fifth fih Avenue A venue rabbi spoke contemptu contemptuously contemptuouly contemptuously ously of agnosticism agnoAtcm saying that from frombeing frombeing frombeing being regarded formerly formery as a a badge of ofb ofh oft b t h h6n6rad mn n6r r and of f Intellectual intuectahupnortY superiority superiorItyhas k kh It Ithas has h come come now to be berogarded regarded rgaded as 1 TMan an a evi evidence evidence evidence dence of intellectual intlectua weakness weaknes or at atleast at atloastof least loatof loastof of that little ltte knowledgo which is isdangerous a aDangerous adangrous Dangerous dangerous thing As proof of this thischange ths thschange thischange observable de decline decln dedine change he referred to an In observale cline cln in the consequence conequenc accorded acooded to the thoboasting theboatng theboasting boasting boatng ranting rantng selfconstituted selconttutd critic criticof crito critoof criticof of religion religionIf relgion relgionI If I such an utterance uterance had come from fromthe fromthe I Ithe the Orthodox Orhoox Ghetto Gheto it would have have been beentreated ben bentreate beentreated treated treate as only onl a demonstration demonstraton of a anarrow nnarrow anarrow narrow inherited Inherit prejudice prejudic but blt when it itcomes itcome Itcomes of ofFifth orFirh ofFifth comes come from the fashionable Jewry Fifth Firh avenue upon which the orthodox orthodoxJews orthoox orthooxJews orthodoxJews Jews of the Ghetto have been accus accustomed aCCUBtome accustomed tomed to look with something of con contempt contempt contempt tome tempt as a mere shadow of Judaism it itisoffarmoresignificance itis itis isoffarmoresignificance is of far more signifcnce If I fDr Dr SINGER SINGERis is correct it is of the nature of a rebuke rebukeby rebukebr rebukeby by the MuptoWI uptown Ghetto Gheto of the inability inabilityof iabity iabityof of East Est Side orthodoxy to resist reist the in incursion incursion Iflcursion cursion of agnosticism agnosticismIncidentally agnostcism agnostcismIncidently agnosticismIncidentally Incidentally Incidently Dr SILVERMAN SIL ERMA is re reported rePr repQrted ported Pr to have remarked remarke that religious religiousinfidelity relgious relgiousInfdelty religiousinfidelity infidelity Infdelty is no longer making headway headwayin hedway hedwayin in the society socety of culture ctlture and refine refinement refne refnement refinement ment but is rather beginning to be belooked b belooked looked looke on as in bad b taste tst and ad an indies indication indic indiestion tion of a shallow shalow judgment judgent as to the in influences infuences Iflfluences fluences fuences needed neeed for social development developmentHo development Ho Io said id very truly trul that tht never was there therea theretme a time tme when men me of all al shades shdes of belief beliefwere bler blerwefe beliefwete were as much interested Intereted as now in re religious relgious e eligious ligious lgious study in worship worhip and practice practiceStatistics pracic practiceStatistics Statistics Sttstc which would enable enble us to tocompare tocompre tocompare compare compre exactly exacty the church attendance attendanceof attndanc of the past with that of the present preent are arenot arenot arenot not available avaiable but probably it has hs in increased inceae increased creased ceae proportionally proportonaly rather than thn fallen fallenoff falen falenof fallenoff off of during the last generation generaton and Dr DrSILVEBMANS DrSILVERMANS DrSILvERMANS SILVERMANS explanation that polite politesociety pole polesoc politesociety society soc ty has come to a tacit tct understand understanding ing that religion relgion is i an evidence evidenc of culture cultureand culure culureand cultureand and refinement refnement is decidedly worth worththinking worththinking worththinking thinking about aboutChurchgoing about aboutChurchgoing Churchgoing Curchgoing as a conventional conventonal social socialobligation socialoblgaton socialobligation obligation oblgaton may my be said ald to be b at least as asgeneral Mgeneral asgeneral general as ever and there is no doubt doubtthat doubttht doubtthat that tht blatant blatnt and aggressive aggesive infidelity infdelty is issocially Issocaly issocially socially socaly offensive ofeIive Recognition Recogniton of the thosocial thesocil thesocial social socil importance Imprnce of maintaining maintining re religious relgous religious ligious lgous worship worhip and observance obervanc is usual usualin usualIn usualIn in the sphere of society to which Dr DrSILVEBMAN DrSILVERMAN DrSILVERMAN SILVERMAN refers This may not be bereligious b bereligious religious relgious faith It may be b an evidence evdence of ofregard ofregr ofregard regard regr for the form of religion relgion rather ratherthan ratherthan than thn its it spirit spirt under which is concealed concealedactual concale concealedactual actual infidelity infdely and it may bo b patron patronage patronage age of religion relgion rather than belief bler in inreligion Inrelgon inreligion religion relgon but as 1 a concession cncesion tQ social socialsentiment socialsentment socialsentimentitis sentment sentimentitis sentiment it itis is full ful of significance significanceFire sigifcnce sigifcnceFire Fire Plugs and Fire Alarms AlarmsWithin AlarmWithin AlarmsWithin Within a week sufficient sufcent evidence has hasaccumulated ha haacumulated hasaccumulated accumulated acumulated to justify justfy the thebelef belief that the thefire thefre timefire fire fre alarm alam system systm and the water main mainplant mainplat mainplant plant plat in Manhattan Mahatan are re in urgent ur ent need needof ned nedof needof of a thorough overhauling overhaulng At a fire fre in inWest inWctTwentyfourth inWest West WctTwentyfourth Twentyfourth street stret which threat threatened thrcatened threatened ened to t destroy detroy an a important business businesscentre busine8 businesscentre centre the fire fre plugs did not furnish furnishenough furish furishenugh furnishenough enough enugh water watr to supply the engines and andit ad adit andit it was WI necessary necessar to draw upon a main mainnearly mainnearly mainnearly nearly 800 8 feet away awa from the fire fre On Onthe Onthe Onthe the same day the fire fre plugs in the vicinity vicinityof vicnity vicnityof of blazing warehouse in the lower a blaing warehous part partof partof partof of the borough were frozen frozn and on ac account account account count of this the department depatment was wa de delayed de dolayed layed l its yed work several severl minutes in getting gettng down to toits toits Chief Chef CBOKER and Commissioner Commisioner HA HAYES HAYEShave HAYEShave YE YEhave have declared delard that the electric electrc alarm alarrsystem alarmsystem systm system throughout troughout the borough is anti antiquated ant antiquated quated and inadequate Recently Rcenty sev several severa soyeral eral era alarm aarm boxes boxe have failed raied to work workin workin workin in cases ca which have come to t public publo at attention attenton attentlon tention tenton and the number of such failures failuresis raiures raiuresis is unquestionably unquestonably much larger than is isknown Isknow isknown known know outside outide the the department departmentHeretofore departmentHeretrore departmentHeretofore Heretofore Heretrore the splendid efficiency efcienoy of ofthe orthe ofthe the men in the department has ha always alwaysprevented alwaspreventd alwaysprevented prevented preventd some of the more serious srious con consequences consequence consequences sequences sequence that might be expected expctd from frominsufficient fromInsufcient frominsufficient insufficient Insufcient water watr supply and delayed delayedalarms delayedalarms delayedalarms alarms but to depend upon their skill skilland ski skilland and valor to t overcome such disadvan disadvantages dinyan dinyanI disadvantages tages tge is to invite invit disaster di8ter The installa installation iItla iItlaton installation I tion ton of an t auxiliary auxia salt water watr service servicewill servicowi servicewill will wi relieve releve the water watr shortage difficulty difficultyin difculty difcultyin in some parts of the borough but the thebest thebet thebest best bet water wtr supply system that can be beinstalled beintaled beinstalled installed intaled will wi avail avai nothing if i fire fre alarms alarmsare are not transmitted tramittd promptly promptlyThe prompty promptyTe promptlyThe The Te expense expnse of a new fire re alarm alar system systemor or of the alterations atraton necessary to t bring bringthe bringthe bringthe the existing existng one to the highest highet state Att of ofefficiency ofefcency ofefficiency efficiency efcency and of such inspections iIpcton and andtests andtet andtests tests tet of fire fre plugs as a will wi result reult in keeping keepingthem keping kepingthem keepingthem them always in good god working condi condition conditon condition tion ton might be large but the cost in inlives inlves inlives lives lves and property proprty of neglect nglect of these theseessentials theseessentials essentials essntials of the fire fre fighting fghtng plant will willbe wi willbe be far greater greaterOne greaterOne greaterOne One Demon Who Holds Holdl Ills Il Own OwnThe OwnTe OwnThe The Te year yer ending June 30 3 1903 193 shows showsas howsa as a the largest larget in our record rcord not only in intotal intotal intotal total consumption cnsumpton of wines and liquors liquorsof lquors lquorsor of all al kinds but also in the per pr capita capitaconsumption cpit capitaconsumption consumption cnumpion The total totl quantity quatty con consumed cn cnsume consumed sumed sume was 1606645301 1664531 gallons galons an a in increase incre increase crease cre over the preceding precing year ear of about 07500000 6750 gallons galons The Te consumption consumptionper cnsumpton cnsumptonpr per pr capita cpit stands at 1009 101 gallons galons com compared compar cornpared pared par with 1048 10 8 in 1003 1003While 192 192Wie 1902WhIle While Wie it is probable prbable that the figures figuresgiven fgre figuresgiven given Iven by the Department of Commerce Commerceand Cmerc Cqrnmorceand and nd Labor Lbor are ar indicative indictve rather than thanabsolutely thln thlnabolutelyaccurat thanabsolutely absolutely abolutelyaccurat accurate they stimulate spec speculation spc spculaton speculation ulation ulaton particularly paricularly as 1 to the consump consumption consumption consumption tion of wines wine In these the figures fgr for forthe rorthe forthe the last three thre threeyeamareas years eal are as follows follows1ROI rolows Golons Golonsle cousns cousnsmsoi 1ROI le 21701140 28791140moon 70110 moon 10 97W4M 4 97W4M190J 7 40 190J 101 39413501 39413501In 343WI 343WIin 59413101in in In noting notng this strange fluctuation fluctuationthere fuctuaton fuctuatonthere fluctuationthere there is a disposition disposiion to worer wonder why it itwas itwas itwas was that this nation naton indulged indul e so freely freelyin freel freelin in wines in 1002 10 and ad why wh It experi experienced expr experienced enced encd such a reform in 1003 103 Our wine winehill winehi winebill hill hi has always been a fluctuating fuctunting item itemin Itemin itemin in our national natonal expenditures The years renr 1896 1897 189 and 1898 arc ar even more erratic erraticthan erraticthan erratc erratcthan than 19011002 191 1901 10 IOO2and and 1801 1801In 193 193In 1903In In the drinking of malt mal liquors lquol we wedevelop wedevclop wedevelop develop steadily stadiy and with a a notable notableregularity notablerglaritr notableregularity regularity rglaritr both in total quantity qlantity con consumed cn cnsume consumed sumed sume and in per pr capita capia consumption consumptionOf conumpton conumptonor Of distilled distie spirits splrlt we consumed cnsume a larger largerquantity largerquant largorquantity quantity quant last year yearS than ever before he for a atotal a atotal total of 117252148 15218 gallons galons but the per percapita percpit percapita capita cpit consumption cnumpton has been ben several severaltimes severalIme severaltimes times Ime equalled equale or exceeded excee in earlier earlieryears earler earlerear earlieryears years yearsThe yearsThe ear The Te inference inrerenr from the record rcor is i that thatthe thatthe thatthe the demon holds his own ow fairly well wel but butdoes butdoes I does do not score any an remarkable rmarkable success successin slc ss ssin in converting cnvering us into a nation of drunk drnk drnkI I ards A oonteinpiaflonof cntern1onoHhnecr ofthe the record of oftwenty oftwo oftw twenty two tw ar nty tgalons gallons per Pr capita cpit for 1003 10 will willsurely wi willsurely surely surly convince cnvc some of our people pple that thatsome tat tatsome thatsome some of the te others other are ar getting getng more mor than thantheir th ththeir thantheir their share sbar Carrying Hooley HooleyThe Hoole Hoolefhe HooleyThe The Hon DAVID DAVD BENNETT BENNE Bni HILL HIL1 was WI a apallbearer apalbarer apallbearer pallbearer palbarer at a funeral in Binghamton BinghamtonSunday Bighmtn BighmtnSunda BInghamtonSunday Sunday Sunda In the evening he held a con conference cn cnrerenc conference ference rerenc as a dispatch disptch to the New York YorkHerald YorkHerald Herald tells tels us l S with wih State Stt Committee Committeeman COImltte COImltteman I man H J JACKSON several sveral city cltyofcals cltyofcalsand officials officialsand officialsand and about two dozen leading Demo Democrats Democrats I crats of Binghamton Bighamtn A representa representative repreent tive tve of a great unofficial unofcial coordinate coordinatebranch corinat ooordiqatebranch branch of the Government Goverment the Central CentralLabor Centralbr CentralLabor Labor br Union asked the Anthracite AnthraciteSocialist Anthrcite AnthrciteSoci AnthraciteSocialist Socialist Soci lst about his candidates cndidates attitude attitudetoward attude attudetoward attitudetoward toward labor labr and got this thls8tsractory thls8tsractoryanswer thiasatisfactory thiasatisfactoryanswer satisfactory satisfactoryanswer answer answerJudge answerJudre answerJudie Judge PARKER PAIII stands all al right on the labor laborIssue labr labrIsut laborlaue Issue Isut No o other candidate candldlto cm Cl show up stronger strongerIn strlier strlierIn In this respect rcspc thin can be There Is our good goodfriend roodfrIend cooSIrlend friend HOOLIT lOLIT a strong atr0n labor man at a Troy Trr and andhe andhe andhe he Is out for PARIXR PARIXRThe PAIIII PAIIIIhe PARLZSrho The he Hon JoiiNJ JolJ FITZGERALD M Mof I Ior d dof of Brooklyn Brookly had hd printed in the Con Congressional Congressional Congresaional gressional Record Recod last week ek Legislation Legislationand Lgislaton Lgislatonand and Judicial Judical Decisions Decsions Affecting Afeclng Labor Laborin Lbor Lborin in the State Stte of New York YorkSome Some Opinions Opinionsof of the Chief Judge of the Court Cour of Ap Appeals Appeals peals ALTON B PARKER in Labor Cases CasesIt CasesIt It appears apprs from those thoe opinions and Mr MrFITZGERALDS MrFITZGERALDS MrFITZGERALDS FITZGERALDS discourse discure thereon that thatas thataslr thatas as aslr Mr HILL HILrsaS HIblisays says Judge PACKER stands standsall stnds stndsal standsall all al right on the labor Ilbr question qUCton and is isentitled i isentitled entitled entte to carry crry HOOLEV HOOLEVStill HOOLESti HooLnyStill Still Sti there are other labor States Sttes than thanHOOLEV thanHOOLEY thanH00LEY HOOLEV and there is a a modest moet young younggentleman youg youggenteman younggentleman gentleman genteman who perhaps can cn show up upstronger upstronger upstronger stronger in this respect than Judge JudgePARKER JudgePARKER JudgePARKER PARKER PARKERYou PARKERYou j You fellows felows have seen me make a afew I afew few mistakes mistke havent you asked nske Mr MrHILL MrHILI MrHILI4 HILL consoled confole for the past pst by the tri triumphant triumphnt tn tnumphant umphant umphnt thought of HOOLEY Let Lt us ushop ushope j hope hop that he is making no mistake miRtke about aboutHOOLET aboutHOOrEY aboutHOOLEY HOOLET HOOrEY It I will wi be b a great get thing to go goto goto goto to St Louis Luis with a candidate warranted warrantedto warrante to carry crry HOOLEY HOOLEYGen HOOLEYGen H00LEYGen Gen EDWARD L MOLINEOXS letter letterprinted leter leterprnte letterprinted printed prnte in another column calls cal attention attentionto atenton atentonto to a a bill bi pending pnding in the Legislature Lglelatur pro providing providlng providing viding for the removal from rmoval rogues roge gal galleries gallerie galleries leries lerie of the portraits porrte and measurements measurementsof meurments meurmentsof of innocent innoent persona peroM The Te statutes etaute at present presentdo prent prentdo do not allow ulow the Superintendent Suprintendent of State StatePrisons StatePrson StatePrisons Prisons to remove from tho records Prson rmove rords any anyportrait anyprrait anyportrait portrait prrait or description decrpton and the consequence consequenceis cneuenc is that a a man mn once onc convicted coniote of a crime In Inthis Inthis Inthis this State IB II forever forver pilloried piore with male malefactors malefactol malefactors factors factol and law breakers braker regardless rgardles of the thefinal thefnal thefinal final fnal disposition dilplition of his case cae An innocent innocentman Innocnt Innocntman man convicted convcte upon upn Improper evidence evidencebut evden evdenbut evidencebut but afterward arerar acquitted aCuite by a Jury Jur after a anew anew anew new trial tria has ha no place In an official omcal list lst of ofcriminals ofcrmnals ofcriminals criminals crmnals No advantage accrues accnc to the theState theState theState State from frm tho preservation preraion of his hil portrait portraitand porrt porrtand portraitand and measurements m Urmentl but but a gross gr0 injustice injusticeis Injltc is done to the victim Ictm of 0 an Incomplete Incompletestatute IncompleteItatute incompletestatute statute statuteHad Itatute ItatuteHad statuteHad Had the law providing for the establish establishment etablsh etablshment establishment ment of the rogue1 rogul rogues gallery galory been ben drawn drawnproperly drwn drwnprprly drawnproperly properly prprly in the first frst place plac there ther would be beno b beno no need nee of the amendment now befbre btr the theLegislature theLgislatur theLegislature Legislature Lgislatur The Te first frt mistake should Ihould be beallowed bealowe beallowed allowed alowe to endure endur no longer than is required requiredto rquir to pass the remedial measure WILLIAM RUSSELL GRACE Gncl who died die yes yesterday ye yesterday terday teray was wa one of the larger larer men of our ourpolitical ourpoltcal ourpolitical political poltcal and business buslnC life le He had great greatstrength grat gratstrngh greatstrength strength strngh of character charcer and in the superiority superiorityof supriority supriorityof of his hl intellectual Intelotua endowment ho stood stoodforth stoo stoodforth forth forh conspicuously consplcuolly among the many mny men menwho mn menwho I who ho have come into prominence In the themunicipal themunicipal prmnenc I municipal municpal politics poltc of New York He was wasnot wa wasnot not a political poltcal accident accdent his rise rse to municipal municipaldistinction municipaldistinction I Idletncton distinction was due to the dletncton wal discovery by bypolitical bypoltcal bypolitical political poltcal managers of his extraordinary extraordinaryfitness extrordinar extraordinary extraordinaryfitness fitness ftne for dealing dealng with wih large public publo affairs affairstncommerclal atar affairsIncommercial tncommerclal Incommerlal life lfe ho wan Wa also distinguished distinguishedby distnguishe by an ability abity of a statesmanlike statesmnlke sort 80r Al Altogether Altogether 1 1together together ho wan WI a high type of a man a anotable anotable anotable notable figure In the history of New York The fe 15 Out DDt In the Dote Dal Rag RacTo nasTo RagTo To THE Ko JTOH or THE TlE Svn SUNlr Slr Is I there any anywax an anway anyway way of dusting duslnl and so 1 to sOnIc IPtl consuming con umlDr your yourown yourow yourown own ow dust When we dust with Uh a dust rag ral ot ofcourse oteour otcourse course eour we go and shake theclust raff rai out ou of the thewindow tbewndov thewindow window wndov the dust and ad lint lnt and ad stun stuI shaken out outblowing outblolnl outblowIng blowing blolnl down the wind to tolandwhere land landwher where On the thegroundrnaybe therrundrabe thegroundnaybe groundrnaybe rrundrabe or as a lliitly lkely to bo deflected delecled and andblown aodbloV ansiblown blown bloV Into somebody Imebodr elses ele window In winter winterto to b b be sure sur not ao much of It Ils Is blown Into bouses houss In Intbls InIhl totbtansanner tbls Ihl tbtansanner manner mUIer but butla builnaummeriotu In summer sUml r lots of It Ils IlsIn Is IsIn I IIn In summer the dust from frm a dust rag or from a arug arr arut rug rr shaken from trm a window on or one floor 100r might half halfof haltat halfof of It I be blown blow Into Ilto the window of ofthe the tenant on the theDoor the100r thefloor Door 100r below True Tre the people p ople on on that tlU floor lor below belowmight beow beowmlrht belowmight might shake their dust out to be b blown blow In upon UPI the thepeople thepople thepeople people pople on the floor nor below blow them and Ideo so the dust dul or orcome oroome oreome come of It might finally tnsUy be paasod pued to t the ground groundBut Iruod Iruodnul groundBut But really raly Isnt It this thi way of dusting dustnr and ad sbaVlnr sbaVlnrtbe ahalr ahalrthe abaklngthe the dust rag rai out of the window V1ndow time tme honored and andcustomary ad adtustomar andcuatomar customary tustomar though It I Is a primitive prmlve and ad very vef un unsatisfactory uaaatdactor unsatIsfactory satisfactory aatdactor way la Is there ttre DO 10 other way of dma disposing dl dmaposing posing of the dust accumulated acumUaled In the dust dus rag ragNEW rarSEW ragNaw NEW YORK 1oRI March Marh 21 I HOCBEBOLOER HOCBEBOLOERHouseholder IOU8ROLDBI IOU8ROLDBIHouaholder HOVarUoLoastHouaeholder Householder Houaholder will wiilt be arrested some day dayIf da daIf If she persists perliets in throwing throvini dust out of her herwindows herIndows herwindows windows It I Is forbidden by b tho Sanitary SanitaryCode 8anIUr 8anIUrCoe anitaryCode Code Coe lather the dust In n paper and the theStreet IheBtreot theStreet Street Cleaning Cleanlnl Department Departmentwlllcart wlca lll can r It away awayMr a awaySir warIr Mr Ir Nocichl D flu i Things TinSI to Say SayTo Sa SaTO SayTO To THE TR KDtTon or THE TI Stir SUIr tvtS Sir r The Te Presi Presidents P Prestdents sl sldents dents proclamation prcllmaton was lisued sued to enjoin neu neutrality neuIralt nettralitiP trality Iralt upon upn all al officials omlala There Ter It no question questionabout queAton queAtonabullhal qUeatlonabout about abullhal that And It I would oUld be foolish tolllo to act ac or speak speakIn apak apakIn In such a way wa as l to Irritate Irrtate any ay country counlr Japan JaJ1 or orRussia ornussla orRussIa Russia or any an other nut If I America Amerca herself herselfdeclares hetel hernelfdeclares declares that she has ha nothing to do with wih the present presentwar preseotwar presentWar war I have things to say fay Was It not 101 America Amerca that thatpushed Ibatpubed thatpushed pushed pubed the open door policy pOlcy and ad recognized oCDlz Chinas Chinassovereignty Cblnaesoerelrnlr ChInassovereIgnty sovereignty over Manchuria Macbura And wasnt waot that thatthe IbatIhe thatthe the real ral and main cause of the present wart war When Whenour Wheaour Whenour our diplomacy appeared appeare unsuccessful unsucestul America AmericaJoined Amerc Americajoined Joined with wih our country eountf to make China sign the theManchurlan Ile IleMlchuran the7ttzchUrlsn Manchurlan Mlchuran treaty Ilaly which hlch gave a sudden life lte to toour 10our toour our Japanese Japaese diplomacy Ills Ils It Is nottoo no1 much to say saythat aayIhal saythat that America Amerc broke brke the Ice for or us In the matter matterof maier maierot of taking a strong attitude and our strnl atlude ad declaring declaringwar decarlnl war We e are not righting nlbtnr for or ourselves ourelves alone but butfor butfor I for Americas Amarcas sake too to We Ve are the light IrM In this thiswar tbl thlaWar war Play pia and ad America Amfrca the shadow ahadol We are km not notdestined lot lotdestned notdestined destined destned to be parted on the Manchurlan Maacburao question questionWe quesloo queslooWe We must solve folve the problem prlltm of tbe Far Hast Fot by b our ourselves ourselveAlerc ouraelvesAtSerlca selves selveAlerc aelvesAtSerlca Aerlca and Japan And It 1 Is I too clear clearto to see what America merca will wl gain If I Japan be tbe winner winnerInthlswar Wontr WontrIn winnerIn Inthlswar In thlwar VONEffooncHi VONEffooncHiNEW YONINolc r rIW NEW IW YORK YORI March Marh is isOn t5Gen ISGm On Gm George Oerse Blckler DIcki Identified IdentifiedTo IdeDU ed edTO To THE EDITOR ROIOR or 01 THE TI 1n SDK SlNSlr SVN5ir sir To assist a slsl In Inanswering Inan5werlnr Inanswering answering A Header Reder whose whos letter leler appeared appeaed In InTHE InTR inFag THE TR SUN of March Marh 19 I suggest eucesl that Grn George GeorgeUlckley GNre GNreDlckley GeorgeIlickley Ulckley was Dr Ir George Oeore W V I Blcliley Ilckler chief of the theKnights IbeKllrht theKnights Knights Kllrht of the Golden Olden Circle Cirle who was IU Imprisoned Imprisonedby Imprsaed Imprsaedb by b the Government In Fort Lafayette Laraete during durol tfc tfccivil 1 lbclril i civil war warDr warUr warIr Dr George Ceorre Washington Lafayette Ltaele Blckley Blcklt was wasIn wa wasIn In the Ms M a I professor prote50r In the Eclectic Iceclc MedIcal M dlcal Col College Collere Collre lege at Cincinnati Cincnnat OUIo and for a time ImeID In the tatter tatterpart laler lalerpaI tatterpart of that decade was a resident of New part paI tba reident ew York Yorkclly Yorkel Yorkcity city el N S K KNEW KEW KNEW NEW EW YORE YOR OflL March Ii IiA l lJk IMonamtat Jk Monument to Bonn BorH Killed Kied In II War WarYon WarTrom WarJroei Yon the Ile Antmali Anllol Diftnin DiftninOn nrtnderOn On the drinking droklnr trough lrurb and ad fountain lately latelyerected lalelrttltd latelyerected erected ttltd at Dtirstow nlrtolv Rurrr surrey England Erlaod to the memo memory memoOf menor Of or ory of o the horses bores sacrificed scrllcd In the war wa with wth South SouthAfrica Suth SuthArc SouthAfrica Africa Arc Is this Ibi Inscription InscriptionIn In crplon crplonIn 90 In Memorial Memoral of the Mute Fidelity tldeUI of tbe 400000 Horses Hores Killed Kled and Wounded at a the Call CI of their 400 Masters During the South toUlh African Atreao War 1899 IfID 1899mOo 1807 In a Cause of o Which They TheyFellowCreature Tey Haew Nothing Thi This founlan FountaIn ta Ercted Scected br a Reverent Notlnr FellowCreature ytlowreature ytlowreatureBriiant EetlowCreatureflrlllUant I Inrllllant nrllllant Briiant Scheme SchemeFirst Scbemellrl SchemeFirst First llrl Fish JlbSo so you yo have an Idea that may ma aar aarour af IT5our our lives livesSecond IhtsSteond livesSecond Second Fish FihYe FI5bYe Yes Let Lt ua ret some 80l Of a paper paperc c THE TBEr RESOVnCS iisoriwsOF SOUROlSOF OF JAfAti JAfAtiHer JAPA1 JAP4jHer Her Government Govrment Ability Abity to tC Stand Slnd the tneStrain theStain tileRtraln Strain Stain and andDaln andflraln Drain of a Lone LnsWar LnsWarTo War WarTo WarTo To THB EDITOR op TH Tl Tus BON BUN8ir Sir1 Can CanJapan CanJapa CanJapan Japan land the flnano fnanc al alstraln strain of a probably probablylonff prooab1Yloni probablYlong long loni and costly costy war wa Let Lt ui look lok Into Int her herresources herrsourca herresources resources rsourca for an a answer The chances chancl are areJudflne ar areJudgjn Judflne Judlng by her evident preparedness1 In the thewar thewar thewar war so far that Japan possesses IJoaeles more re resources resourcs resources sources sourcs than tat Ii i S popularly thought thoulht Take the theagricultural thoamculural theagricultural amculural agricultural resources resourcs first frt and compare lmpare the theoutput theoutput theoutput output of 1883 with that of 1001 101 Rice Rce Is IsJapans IsJapanl isJapans Japans Japanl staple cereal ceral Vtat ltd Kaku Kou 1892 182 4IJWC78 1249 1249IDl 1901 IDl 48914943 48914943Theaei 48914943Thtst 40914943These These Thtst fleures nu figuresehow s show n large larle Increase Increaln inrreaesJn n rice riceproduction ric rIceproduction production but in barley wheat heat rye fe and andoats andoats andoats oats combined Japans showing Is still Itl better betterYltld beter beterYltd betterYied Yltld Yltd Keku KOk KekuISO ISO 182 15051KO IOIU 15031145loom loom 101 20840207 20840207Every 284027 284027Eyer 20640207Ever Every Ever one knows knols that the tea trade has hasbeen hasben hasbeen been ben subjected to various adverse ad TerE Influences InfluencesIn Infuencel In the lorelin foreign markets still Itl Japan shows a I years yearst 151 111 p pr per r cent Increase In production producton In ten tenyears tenyeara tenyears t Vltia Kican Klan KlanIS91 1591 IS91 7054493 1O403 1044 1901 101 8120300 8120300Turning1 8123 8120300Turning Turning Turnlni from agriculture ailcultur to mining mlnlnl vre vrefind woOnd wefind find I a still sti more remarkable Improvement ImprovementIn In mining mlnlnt coal stands foremost the Increased Increasedproduction Increasd Increasdproduotlon Increasedproduction production in eleven rears rear being belnt as a much as asISS 188 per cent Output tong ton 1890 18 sl7S 311 3l7S071 3l7S071loot rt I loot S915Mfl S915MflNot 101 lootNot 945 945ot Not ot only 011 did Japans Jpans home consumption consumpton of ofcoal ofcoal ofcoal coal Increase Inreat but hr sales of that useful usefulcommodity usful usfulcommodity usefulcommodity commodity to steamships 6teonshlpf Increased Incrtned from 443000 430 tons In 1881 to 1387000 13870 tons in IDOl 1001The 101 101Th IDOlTim The Th Increased Incrased consumption bjf b certain crloln home homeIndustries homeIndustrIes homeIndustries Industries Is worth worh lnSUniltOI not notingConsumption noting notingConsumption ni Consumption Consumption Conumlon COIumlon COIumlonI loran IttcanRailways lorannawAI kwOflRailways 1891 I I kwon 1901 101 Railways nawAI 9300O 90 flMOOO flMOOOWorkshops fO 622000tVorksliotu Workshops 512000 5 0 3813000 3813000It 3510 3513000Salt Sal Salt It refining renllnr 454000 4540 sosooo sosoooA l00 A nearly eightfold Increase In ten Ifn yearn ears In Inthe Inthe Inthe the coal consumption eonSln of Japans Ia onl factories factoriesand tacorlf tactorIaand I and Ind workshops gives Pvef ton us lS an idea I pa of her rapid rapidprogress rlpld rlpldprolress rapidprogress In Industrial A progress pursuit Pl1lUltp prosperous prosperousmanufacturing prosperousmanufacturing prolress manufacturing manuflLeturlfi country where wher the prosprouf workers workersrefrain workfrsretrain workersrefrain refrain from outrageous outraseols demands dtmands can stand standa a pretty heavy hea vy strain In limes tmes of emergency omerncThe The ten yearsincrease tarslncreas in Iron production productionIs proucton prouctonIs Is astounding astouldlni Its Is comparative comparatlo figures alrs are nreOufputkuKin areOupu areOWpuS OufputkuKin OufputkuKinIR90 Oupu OWpuS kwan lan IR90 18 5003481 041 1901 101 18OOWS 18OOWSCopper 1 15630013Copper fH3 fH3Copp Copper Copp fr made a rccord Increase output kin kl 1890 30192447 30102441IDol IDol J rim rimA 45eSJ9Z7 45eSJ9Z7Among 45652921Among Among A the mineral products of relatively relatveh mons less Importance we can note the following followingpercentage foUolnl followingpercentag percentage pernta Increases Incr ne8 Increase Increaitvtr Tncrtntper Increaseper per cent ctntGold ctnlGold centGold Gold 003 003Silver 03 03Slher 903Sliver Silver 113 113Petroleum 13 13Pelroleun 113Petroleum Petroleum Pelroleun e78 17B 6835 6835In 5 5In 5In In manufacturing malufacturlnl Japan has his made notable notableprogress notnbleprOles notableprogree progress prOles A review of her foreign trade tradnbrings trd trdbrlnn tradebrings brings out two significant 8hrnltcant factsn facts 1 a marked markeddecline markeddeclne markeddecline decline declne In the Import of cotton coton yarns srne and a alargo alarlc alarge largo larlc increase Increa In the Import of raw roW cotton cottonThat roton rotonThlt eottonThat That Thlt means more work for the people peoplt and andmorn andmorA andmorn morn work always alwK1 Injures Inurtl prosperity prolnt and andunifies andInlal1 andunIfies unifies Inlal1 the peoplo tp t nn allntensplof au intense love of country countryThin cunto cuntoThil countryThis Thin Thil Is one Onl on of the moving mOlhl1 cnunon CAII of Japans Japansmirked Jallangmrked Japansnrsrkeci mirked loyalty loalt InttieprewnlstniRcle InttieprewnlstniRcleIn In the prnt 8trulllr 8trulllrIn In I II 1505 IMS Japan laPn Imported Imprld cotton rot ton yarns arl arns of ofth otth ofthe th the valuo of ia803000 16800 but In inos 102 such import importonly Impor importonly only anI amounted altlOuntlt to 18iO10 8oonn whIle hiA imports of ofraw ofraw ofraw raw cotton rows rolo from Sllioono 11100 In iww I R to toJ400000IN J400000IN 40 000000 In 1902nearly 192nonrh fortyfold Increase IncreaseThis Incrcal increaseThis This Th 10100 accounts aoeountl for the th 527 7 per r cent cnt incrcnop incrcnopin IncrcRf incressiii in II with the 1690 1690A 160 1690A spinning splnnlnl Industry In 1000 1I as compared comparedwith cmprcd cmprcdwith comparedwith A few other Increases were were1MIB2 werelLDi32 1MIB2 1112 1MI2 1MI2Telegraph 111 111T 19012TeleCrapil Telegraph T lerrsph lines lnes miles mies SOS41 sanon sanonHallway 63050RaIlway M Hallway Ralwa mileage mleare 1717 177 42 42Steamship 42St 4235 4235Steamohlp Steamship St amsblp tonnage 1517O 16170 161140In M MW2 MW2In In 18 180 0 Japan had 2S83 8 commercial commercal under undertaking undertaklnl tindertaklnge taking taklnl with 1 28floooooo 8100 capital caplt l but in loot ttioithe lootthe 11 11the 000000 00 the figures surel capital capitalJapans cllpltaloPlns etipitaliapans stood Itoo 8002 862 concerns conlrns with Itl 16 600 Japans oPlns foreign commerce commerC Increased from fromtI50OO fromtlS0C000 tI50OO 1116000000 111 11 1850 to 313000000 31300 In ItKW ItKWJapans 10 10Japanl 1903Japans Japans Japanl public puhle debt Is II only IHWOOOooo IIOOO of ofwhich ofhlch ofwhich which hlch less lell than JinonooOOO 8100000 00 0 000 Is f held ahrond ahrondInterest Rhrad Rhrador abrondFor For or loans to nn Orlentnlountr Orient1 sountry the rKtf rate of ofInterft ofinterest Interest Interft Is I low only on I 4 mid Ind 5 per Jr cent The Thoannual TheInnual Theannunl annual Innual interest charge Is only onl JI2WOOOO JI2WOOOOwhllo 11 i2JOO ro 0 coo coowhim whim whie Uncle Unte SHIII Sa 1 alone alole paid the Island Em Empire kin kinpIre r pire twice twlo that sum last las year ear for his pur purchases purchals PUrchases chases chals over his sales salesThn Iales IalesThA salesThe The hunks hllkl of Japan number 237 37 with with2A5oooloo wih wihS2 2A5oooloo S2 OO paidup capital capitalJapan capitalJapan capitallapan Japan can increase Increas her annual Govern Governmpntiil Governmentll GovernmentI mpntiil mentll revenue for war purposes purpofs by b the thefollowing thl thefollowing following foUowlnC says the Sun Trade Journal Jour101 for forFebruary for1ebruDrr forFebruary February February1and 1ebruDrr FebruaryLand Land ta tA tax Increase ion Io per cent cnt centIncome I1R000OOO I1R000OOOIncome 11800 Income tai t5 Increase Increa 50 5 per cent ct lsnoooo lsnoooonuslnes 110 1500000flwiies nuslnes nulleS Ux ts Increase Incr 30 3 per pr cent looouan looouans 100 iooow4akI s Saki tai Increase Intrc se 10 per cent aooaooo aooaoooHome sooorooIlome OO Home t tn i tobacco tax sugar aUllrs W tan i I2snnniin I2snnniinAdministrative 1 12500CCAdnilntLrattte ooo Administrative reforms 3000000 I Total powlble yearly rarl Increase Increlse 141000000 141000000Japans 611000000Iapans UOO Japans agricultural arlculurl products proucts feed fted her herown htr htrown herown own Infll people plentifully 11ntulh and leave n largo largosurplus IRr largesurplus e eurplul surplus available avaiable for export exportTim exportTlu exportThus Tim Tlu wn WI seA that Japan JaIlI has Immense Immenlf nat natural natIrnl naturni ural Irnl resources rsourcs in II agriculture usrleulure nod Ind mining mlrllnl large lar and Ind Increasing Incrtlsln manufacturing mUlutKeturlnl Inter Interest Interesta i ifKt est fKt esta considerable banking banklnl capital plenty of ofrailways ofrallivays railways telegraphs telelrlphs anti 111 tonnage tonna In steam stenmtlon steamblpa steumships I ships I a large Irl ala area nnlabll available for furher further tax taxa taxatiorm tlon ton a I united unlrd well wel ell fed eneriretle clerVPlc capable cnllahll capableloyal i loyal and patriotic palrloto peopla oplo The question CutKlon CutKlonIs questionis I IIs Is answered answfred Japan Japln cnn stand the thf financial flnancldlstrain nanchl nanchlstrAin i istrain strain of a lone lonl and Ind costly CORI war lr And this thll is II Iswithout i iwithout i without allowing alo111 anything anthln for her ability ablll to toraise toraile toraise raise raile money monp by foreign forelr loans Existing FxIAtns i iJapanese iJBpane Japanese securities sourlte arc Ir well wel regarded resarded in the themoney themoney money markets marketf of the world worldThe worldThe Iord IordThe I The production producton figures agllS used lpd In this thl com communication communicton cornrnunlcatlon munication municton am ar from oftlclnl omclll documents pub published pubIlbed published lished Ilbed In Toklo and republlshed rpubllhtd by b S O OIn 0in I In the th February ehllr issue of the London AngloJap AngloJapanrte anrte Gazette aczelf WAITEU ATTIR ITI1 J 1 I JALLAnD JALLAnDScmlncTADT RAILAOD RAILAODScnEyECTAlYr ALL API APISCJIENECTADT SCJIENECTADT March 18 18CEV ISGEA 18GEV I I CEV GEA MOLIXEVXS 1OJEVS APPEAL APPEALIhjnitlce AIPEtLlhJnstlee Ihjnitlce IhJolUef of Rogues the thePresentLaw PLa Present GallrrlM Law negulitlna negulitlnaRocuei flegtmIatInRogues I To THE Tn EDITOH OF TUB TJ Svs sv SvSr Sir There ThereIs Is a bill bi before bfore the present presnt Ildslailre Legislature which whichmakes whichmakes hlch hlchmaleA makes It the duty of the Superintendent SuJrlntendent of ofState ofSUt ofStats State SUt Prisons Prions to return the photographs photolrapha and andmeasurements andmeasurements andmeasurements measurements of any an person taken tlkpn while whilesuch whlp whlpeuch whilesuch such person pfraon was confined oontntd in a t jail Jai penitentiary penitentiaryor pnitentiary pnitentiaryor or State SUt prison where hpre the Judgment Judilent of con conviction conjcton conviction viction jcton or such person has ha been reversed relcrlld and nndset andset andset set aside and the person has haslen lx been en acquitted acquittedof acquited acquitedof of the charge chars The object of this law Is to totake 10take totake take from the flies tles and records rcors In 11 tho oftloo oftlooof omr offlcnof of tho Superintendent Slplrlntendent of State Prisons I the thephotographs thl thephotographs photoKraphl photographs and measurements of persons personswhoso perAonsvhose personswhose whoso photographs photolaphs were taken takln while whie tem temporarily temporariy ternporarily porarily porariy confined but who vrere ere acquitted acquittedand acquittedof acquited acquitedof of the chale chaleUnlAss charge Unless thIs law II i posed tle the photogaphs photogaphsInd photographs photographsand and Ind mejuurernenta meaurmenl of Innocent Inno nt persons must mustremain mU8tremain mustremain remain for all al time tme In the office otC prsonl of the Super intendent It ought oUfht not require IQulre any an Supr argu argument argitmerit ment to convince conlle you OU that this tlls Is a very er orlu orlument un just thing thinI There Is no reason relson why wh a mans mansphotographs man mansvhotoaraphs In ilhotolaphl photographs should bn In the rogues gallery galleryof galleryof of the State Stte when whtn the law has hal declared decared rOlue8 galer galerof him to b b be an Innocent Innocnt man As Al the thllaw th law stands Itnds thnd now nowthe no nothl nowthe the thl Superintendent luprlntendent has hll luesnopowerof no power of his hisowa own to toreturn toretur toreturn return retur the photographs photolraphs and measurements measurementseven even of nn Innocent Innocnt man and the object obJfct or 0 0this ot otthis this law In not only to give him the power but to make It his ond duty ut to ie return them pOVlr I woulfl oul like lke your our assistance allstano In securing the passage paSMI of this act which commends curinl Itself to the good opinion of even commtndsltel fairminded fairmindedman roo fairmindd fairminddman man and which remedies remedies a 1 crave Injustice injustice In the present condition cnditon Of the Irave law Injlst The law la Is general Inralln In Its 11 nature nnd will be available by bynllperoons nil RI persons prons who whothough though Innocent 1 b aaiRbIA have had their tltlr photographs phololaphs placed plaCd IDocnt In the rogues gal lery len to their constant lnstant Injury rOgle IRI EnwAnn EtWARt L MOLINEDX ux oll nnooxLTS RnooSLryMarch March 21 21Tb 21Th IITb Tb Th Sloppy CIty Clt Hall Hal Sldllnlkl SldllnlklTO SIdewalkTO SIdewalk SldewalkiTo To TUB EDITOR ITOR or THE TRP Tn RUN SUNSf str Ir Who 1io engi engineered eoclneered engineered neered the wonderful onderul scheme chee of draining rralnlnr the lawns lawnsIn Ilwns In City Clr Hall lal Park All 1 winter Wnler long lonl huge pile pie of ofsnow ofsn ofsnow snow sn w are ae heaped upon the grawplots IIplols of the park parkand parkad parkand and ad after at r every eef thaw all al 4he slush and ad slop from fromthem frm frmIbem frontthem must drain them across the sidewalks ecro The west westside wet wetsIde westside side of Park Pak row rw Is always wet and ad sometimes 6metmes If Ifienta Ityeknta ienta v n the iii appearance appearac of ohmallrooksln small brooks In places placesThink placesThInk aes aesThink Think of how the originator orrlnatr of this thl plan pla ha1 Im Impressed 1mpressed impressed pressed hi his Idea Idea on others otber too These Te walks walls were In Ibis condition condllOn for years cars until unt torn up recently recentlywulle rcII recentlywiIle wulle dle work ork on the subway was progressing prorrslnr We hoped then Ihel that when they Ihe were fer replaced replted some someother aomeotber acmeother other scheme would ould be devised deled for draining dranlnr Not Xolso Notao ot otso so however hOVeve The Te original olilnal plan was VM followed toloVed and andwet andwel andwet wet aldewalks sldeakl seem em to be In order for years rtar to come comeNEW comeEw comeEw NEW Ew ron YOltZMarch March M rch 21 i PXAKK NI OnTAs OnTAsThe OnTN OnTNrh ORTANrh The rh Intellectual Intellclaal Beachcomber BeachcomberItoblnson Deulcomblr DeulcomblrnoblDson fleacbcomberRobInson RobInson Cr Cruaot spied aplel the footprints footprintsOf toolprt Of courielhey courle ther ar ae are Fridays Frdays beieiplalned be uplslned If Ifthey I Ifthey they Ibt were Paydays they Ih y would tiave be hugged the lamp post pU more morePleased morePle morePleased Pleased Ple d with Jb his Sherlock Holmes 10lmts Ingenuity hi hiwent blwent hawent went off ol to 0 tell lU Uefoc UefocA De DeA 1efoA I A Hyphen Doom DoomFrom DoomFronlht DoomFront From Fronlht the ImllanapaUi Indllnapoli Journal JournalA Jpural Jpuralmoem A movement moem ot has ha hs been btn titled Iatld by t the German GermanAmerican GermsnAmercan GermsAmerican American Amercan Democratic lemoertc Club Cuh of I his city rl to secure securethe seure seureIhe the nomination of German nomilalon a GermanAmercan GermanAmerjcan American for Vice VIc President Preldenl on the Democratic Iemotral ticket le tlcetI el elt t r rTrill c cIn 4 llJi I TOE CZARS CZARS COSSACKS COSSACKSIn COSSt KS In its ltprenttruble present troubled the theRUsan Russian G Gemment Gov Government 0eveminent eminent regards rglrds Its Cossack CSck troops t op oa oaamong 1 1among asamong among the strongest strnget of Ita props prp This Is Isnot Isnot Isnot not only ony on onaount onaccount account of their mHltarj mltar quail qualities qual quailties ties tc but becnuso b be aue auae they haVo so 10 often oren proved provedthemselves prve provedthemselves themselves thelelve to be the moat mOt devoted devote soldiers soldiersof soldleJ of the Czar The Te heir to the thethrne throne Is the thehereditary theheritr thehereditarysupreme hereditary heritr hereditarysupreme supreme suprme chief chl f of aU the Coesacka Coesackabut Csks Csksbut CoeMcksbut but the loyalty of his subjects subjes appears appar to tobe tob tobe be b wavering waveringThe waveringThe waverng waverngThe The Don Cossacks Cos8acl have from frm time Im Immemorial Immemor immemorifll memorial memor l enjoyed enJoy certain rtaln civio clvo and po political p p0litical litical lical privileges prvlege as a the guardians guardian of the thofrontier thefronUer thefrontier frontier In the southeast 80utheat of Russia R la Of Oflate Oflate Oflate late however the bureaucracy burauoroy has hd h been beenencroaching beenencraching beenencroaching encraching encroaching oh on their rights rlght of selfgovern selfgovernment sol solfgoVernmont govern government ment and the Don Cossacks wbowlh who with their theircommunal theircommunal theircommunal communal schools are ar among the best besteducated b hteducated t teucate educated eucate of the Russian RU8ian people are ar turning turningagainst turing turingaganst turningagainst against aganst the Government GovernmentA A recent rcnt number of the Donikaya Riitt RUIn a paper papr published p bllbe at Rostov R0tOV on the Don Donreports Donrpors Donreporta reports rpors a discussion dlscuNlon that took place at a ameeting ameetng a ameeting meeting meetng of local lol notables notable there th r The Thespeakers To Tospaker Thespeakers speakers spaker complained complane of the Impossible Impossiblesituation Imp0 impossiblesituation lble lblesituaton situation situaton created crae for them by the absence absenceof of local lol autonomy and the unrestrained unrojtralneddomination unroJtralne unrestraineddomination domination domnaton of the functionaries functonare The Thespeech Thespeech Thespeech speech of a M Is Donetzki is said sad to have been beenparticularly b beenparticularly n nparicularly particularly paricularly Interesting Intertng In the course cour of ofIt cr crit ofIt It ho said saidLife sad sadlc saidLIfe Life Is becoming b cmlnr more complicated cmplcated It I puts before beforeus beore beoreus us new and difficult dltncll problems trhlem to be solved 51cd It IIrnrs IIrnrsnew brings bringsnew tirinsnew new wants want and needs need of the highest Importance Importancethat Imprnce Imprncelbllmprouly that lbllmprouly Imperiously call cl for satisfaction 6loaclon Out stricken strickenwith atricktnwith trcktn trcktnwith with chronic powerlcssness powerltsnes we remain reman with wih bowed bowedheads bowtdhtad bowedheads heads Impassively Implslvtl contemplating conlemplalor the complicated complicatedprocess cmpleatf complicatedprocess I Iprocu process procu of our lives 1u unfolding untoldilr without wihout taking taln part partIn par partIn In It 1110 to defend our most mo vital Ital alloler1 Interests and striving strivingfor slrllar slrllartor for a better bet r condition condllon and a happier lot lotThe 101Tle lotTime The Tle speaker spaker saw In the Institution Instituton of the theitmttro theIlmsto thezemalto itmttro or provincial provncial council counci the only onlyremedy onlyremedy remedy rmey He terminated termnate his speech lpch with ivlththo 1lth 1lththo withtho tho following folowing wordssk words wordsAsk Ask sk then for a large publicity publclr for the acts ICI of ofIndividuals otIndllduaL oflodividuaLi Individuals IndllduaL and Institutions losttulons In whose hooe hands hsnd are areplaced areplaeer areplaced placed plaeer the most Important Imporanl Affairs alslr of our local life lifeask le leak lIfeask ask ak for selfgovernment a ltloemmenl In It Its Is our salvation sl IO It ItIs ItI Is I the condition conditon necessary nctcry to our happiness bspplles and andtbit ald aldths andtbsl tbit ths of our children childrenM chidren chidrenM childrenM M Donetzki Donetzi was aa warmly applauded applaude and andit andIt andit it was wa decided deide to lay before bfor the Government Governmenta a request rquet for the constitution constution of a a self selfgoverning 8ol selfgoverning governing tcmttvo for the province provinc Haw Hawever Hawever However ever a Government that has ha recently rcenty sup suppressed supprsedthe suppressed pressed prsedthe the zcmsro zcmelo of the government goverment of ofTver ofTer ofTwer Tver and is systematically systematcly restricting rtrcing the therights therights timerights rights of tcmetroa lmars in all al the other govern governments gover governmenta ments where wher they are established etlblshe is not notlikely notlkely notlikely likely lkely to institute ITItlute one where wher none exists existsTo existsTo existsTo To this point then have come core themost themostfaithful themOt themOtfathful themoetfaithful faithful fathful subjects subjets of the Czar The Cos Cossacks Co CosBck8 Cossacks sacks are ar beginning to entertain enterain hostile hostilefeelings hostle hostilefeelings feelings feelngs toward the system sytem of government governmentwhich goverment govermentwhich governmentwhich which in his name nme crosses crosse the aspirations aspirationsof Mplratonl Mplratonlof of the people pople and presents an obstacle to totheir totheIr totheir their free fJ development developmentFRUITS declopmentFRLTS developmentFRUITS FRUITS FROM pn RO ii SOUTH SOtTI AFRICA AFRICAFirst AIRCtflnl 4FRIC4First First Consignment onslrnmerl or the Season Selon From FromCape FromCape FronmCape Cape Colony ColonyTho Colon ColonThe ColonyThe The Uroadway Irudwl fruit stores have displayed displayedIn In their windows for several days choice choiceprutlies choicenehIH choicepouches pouches nehIH iiliims 11101 and apricots which came camewnipped camewrnpp camewrnpint wnipped wrnpp t In tissue paper popr and packed packl in 550 550boxes 050boxes 0 0boxes boxes tho first tnt consignment of the season seasonfrom 8eRsonfrom seasonfront from the thl orchards orchara of Cape Colony The first firstshipments nutshl firstshlpinetits shipments shl llllo tn t thin port from those fruit frui farms 0000 10 miles mils away Iwa were made last lat spring fprlns and nndthii andtho andthe the experiment xllrinnt was so ll t Kuccteful successful that we wemay wemsy I may ma hereafter hprtlfter expect fresh Cape Colony Colonyfruits Colon Colonfruits olonfrlits fruits frlits every ever Her spring prlui whllo whlo whim the Ih snow sno Is II still stillflying 8Ul stillflying flying These hp ripe rip and luscious IIHCIOIS supplies IUllpll suitpli as asyet asel asyet yet el arc not for nil 11 of us UI In these early parI days daysof dosof daysof of the trade Irldc thn hr quantity ulntlt is limited Ihnle and the thefruit Ihefruit thefruit fruit i Is sold at very r high prlo prloIn prices prJopsII priceslii In II tnoft 111 tnot r repell respects pecU It in 10 a I disadvantage li ulvantage for a acountry aountr acountry country ountr to bo on 01 the other hide Ide of the thl tropics tropicsfar tropi8 tropi8far tropicsfar far away IWI aiwi from the Ih chief consumers COItUlnlrS of Its Itsproducts Is Isproduct Itsproducts products Argentina rsentI18 and 1111 Australasia Ilralasio for forexample torexample forexample example have ia t sell sel their dressed drps8e meats mAt In InKurope Inturopo inEurope Europe at n I lower prices than our dressed dressedmeats drolsr dressedmeats meats meat command because becaul their meat must be befrozen befro7cn befrozen frozen fro7cn polldlf oldlt to make makl the journey JOlre across acrossthe acr08SIhe acrossthe the hot hoteqiintorinl equatorial waters wattrs while hle ours is 11001 only onlykept onlykeut kept In a chilled chlf condition cnditon to cross the North NorthAtlantic NorthAtantc NorthAtlantic Atlantic Atantc those Ihole southern sluther countries countrlel cannot cannotsell Innlt InnltHI cannotsell HI sell a pound pund of their thflr frozen Iro7en meat In Germany InIermanyvIiere Germanywhere Uermanrwhlr where whlr its 1tlle Mile Is l prohibited plohllpd by b law lawTheir lawTheir lawTheir Their position PCslton In the southern outlrl hemisphere hcmlaphert however gives Ilves them Ihl one advantage odnntll It I U UKurope IRIhe isthe the dept depth of wintr winter In the Unit United ultates tateR and andEurope andEurope Europe when the boughs boulhs In the orchards of ofCape otape ofCape Cape ape Colony olol ololt and New Zealand Ztaland have been lightened lghtlll of their weight of milumn fruitage fruitagearid fruitagearid arid Ild as ninny mnn iiinnof of the finest tlcst varieties urltes of frulnle frulnleIld peaches peachesRom peaoheerlums peachesplums plums neclarlle nectarinos and othlr other frlis fruits are ralee raised raisedIn rlums In n thoHe fortunat fortUnate reiions regions thele these superior superiorpruotlar superiorpducts pruotlar pducts iiia be place placed In the London market markethefore marketbefore before the Enalsh English frnlt fruIt trees begin to bIos bIosIOln biosSOIlS Rom IOln NeW XlW Zealand 7ealan first II embraced embrc this op opportunity optlrlnl opportunity portunity tlrlnl and Cape ape Colony olon Is If now sharing elarnl the trade trud with her and being beln nearer to t Eng land Is able ahlt to t reach rech the northern norlher consumers consumersseveral corisuniersseveral 1 nl several weeks before bforl the famous famolR cneulners cneulnersAIprol peaches peachesarrive peachesaltO altO olhtrrult otherfrtiits ot the 6uthcrn1slnnd aouthernisland peaplf olony olonyarrlv colony colonyarrIve arrive at their destination destinationSix destnaton destnatonHh Six SI or seven weeks ago the handsome hlndsme IO fruit frui tinted tnte by II the southern Rulher nun and now displayed dlHplle In our stores ftre was as picked picke In South SouthAfrica Suth SuthAfrica SouthAfrica Africa and shipped shippe In cold cld Morageona Itoraaeon a north hound steamer Hlenmtr It I was WI8 almost ready red for foreating fQrratnl foreating eating ratnl when hrn it was gathered sntherA but the cold coldair cld cldair coldaIr air constantly nstlnt surrounding urruldtnl It has kept the thefruit thAfrui thefruit minlitv 0 fruit frui ti sIlty firm rm In flesh neh and preserved presrve every eTer good goodminlitv i00 Time and money have been required reQuire to tofruit tort8ch toreach rt8ch reach th the present satsfactor satisfactory results Thl The Thefruit fruit tlt has his sometimes smetmes been beeldestme destroyed rtsult bv bvrree1lng bvrree1lngon freezing freezingon on the steamers stfmers and once oncl or twice the steam steamship stlam stlamship steamship ship companies rmlnle have been hpln on the edge of re revolt reolt revolt volt olt declaring dolsrnl that It was more bother bther ele than It was aH worth to try to 0 keep the te cold old ld chambers chambersat chamber at just the proper temperature temperture The en encouraging enuralilr encouraglnr couraging uralilr fact from the first Ilt was as that the fruit trl arriving Irrling In good ood condition was very veryexcellent veryecelent veryexcellent excellent ecelent and although alhoulh successful succeSful shipments shipmentsare ehlpmentsae are ae not yet Pt Invariable the percentage of loss 108 Is now comparatively rmparatlely small smallThe 8011 8011Th smallThe rercenUre The Th business Is growing Irowlnl every year and Now York ork is beginning belnnlni to t share It with Lon don donGovernment donGovernment Government by I Executive Exccutvf Proclamation Proclamationfrom Proclamaton ProclamatonJrm Proclamationropn from ropn the Public Publr Ledger of PMladtlphitt PMladtlphittWe Pll4dtlphin Pll4dtlphinWe hi hiWe We may yet et come comE to the point where uher leeis leeislatlon leas leaslaUon leajeistion latlon can bo dispensed with Vlh altogether aIollher and andthr andth andthe the th Government conducted exclusively by byKxecutlve by1ecutle byExeclltive Kxecutlve 1ecutle order orderThe orderThe orderThe The Uoiton Public Plble Library Llbrr LibraryTo i iTo ITo To THE KniTon EITOR or THE TR SuN SuNStr Sfr lr In an article articleentitled artte arttenltt articleentItled entitled nltt Bostons loUons Public Publc Library Ubrar the writer writercriticises wrter wrtercrtclses writercriticises criticises crtclses wlih wlh considerable con ldfrable asperity aprty and I think thinkunjustly tblnkunJust thinkunjustly unjustly unJust difficulties dlmc lte attending the withdrawal wlhdrawal of ofbooks otbks ofbooks books bks from trm that Institution InstitutionI Insmuton InsmutonI I can speak only from trm personal ptlonsl experience nperroet which whichIs Is s to the effect ered that none of the misadventures misadventuresnoted mldenturl mldenturlnoled noted by h your our correspondent coreopond o baa ha ever befallen befallenme btAlen btAlenmt me Quite Quie the contrary tntraf I have a t special apecal permit permitwhich p permItwhIch rlt rltbleh which bleh entitles enlt s me to bring brnr to my m home here ber from fromthe trm trmIhc fromtbc the Boston ton Public Library such books It Is I no Publc Uhraf bok as I per permissible perrlMlble perrnlsslbie missible rlMlble to withdraw flhdrw These are usually usual scarce scarceFrench scarcePreach carceIrach French Irach works of the eighteenth llrhtrenlb century cenlur Not Notonly Notonly ot otonlY only Is the be lloston Public Puble Library Llbraf eiceptlonally eiceptlonallywell ecepUonaly ecepUonalywel well equipped In this particular but wel Plrtcular on no occasion occasionhave ocaion ocaionhal occasIonhavt have hal I failed faied to receive reele the promptest and ad most mostefficient mostmclnl mosteRclent efficient aid from the be officers otnrel of the library Ubraf In the thefurtherance theunherance theurthcranee furtherance of my m purpose purposeIt purp It Is personal experience uplnce that for general r neral efB efBclcncy et etclcne emcicncy clcncy clcne eagerness ealemfM to t oblige oblre and civility cvll the officials officialsof otcala otcalaof of the Boston IMton Public Pblc Library Ibraf trm from rom the hit hlrhcL highest best to tothe toIbe tothe the most mot obscure are ar worthy Crh of commendation commendationWELlxsuir commendaton commendatonFLEsr commendatIonVEUZstZyMass WELlxsuir VEUZstZyMass FLEsr Mass Ma March M GASTON GASON FAT FATEvangellne FA FAEaaselnt FATEeaugeline Evangellne Eaaselnt and Fact PactTo Factro Factro ro THE EDITOR BOITR or THE TK SUK SUNSir sir Xlay tay ay I call callattention callatteallon I attention atenlon to the recent r cnl Inaccuracy of Mr Posey PoseylIiion Wlen Wilson In repeating rpaUnr through your columns clumn that thatold Iba Ibaold thatold old lie le about aboulthr the altered 81eCtd unjust expatriation txparato of the theAcadlansJ tbeAcadlans theAcadlanal AcadlansJ Mr Ir Wilson ls n can ca get the facts fct of the tbeperfidy Ibelrl thePerfldv perfidy lrl of these gentry rcnlf and ad the Justice Justc of their tbelrdeportation theirdcpnaUon theirdeportation deportation dcpnaUon to where they Ih ihe belonged helon d by b applying applyingto a ph1al to any member membe of the Government Gocrmenl of the province provinceof prVlc of Nova Scotia Scota It he does not no care to consult consultwritten conUt conUtIrlltn consultwritten written Irlltn authorities authoritiesThe Authorllt5 Authorllt5Te The Te provincial prl1nclal authorities aul horiles underwent UndtreDI a large largeexpense lucetspene largeexpense expense some Ime years eara aro 10 counteract couaterct the effect effectof eIett eIettof of Longfellow Iolrfelo beautiful beAullul fable ULUZMOSI ULUZMOSINiw DLUIOnl 13ivyieoizNIW Niw l YOBK 1011 March Marh II IIFltihogh 2 2FlahDlb IiEltzhogh Fltihogh FlahDlb Lee on the th Wood Cai CaiItom Cal Ca CaProp Prop the le Wathtnfton lalfnron ret retGen Po PoGeo POsEGen Gen nubuch nl b rh Lee asked aed what he thought of ofthe oftbe ofthe the case eae of Gen Leonard LeDard Wood ood acid stldOh nldOh acidOh Oh Ive been trying lnr to keep out of all al that thatthough IbalIbourh thatthough though I was wAln In Cuba with wih Gen Wood ood Any DY officer officerof otcr otcrot of the regular army Irm knows nowa that Ccn Wood should shouldhave IhoUldbue shouldhaseaaked have haseaaked asked aktd fora foracourtoflnqulry court of Inquiry This Tts Thizcourtwonld Thizcourtwonldhave court would wouldhave have been ben composed composd of officers ntcr of tbe army and ad an Its Itsfinding Ia Ianndlnr itsflndIng finding would have been accpted by everybody Had be done Ibis Instead of asking to be sent abroad his course would have been applauded My opinion opinionI I Is that this would have been preferable to spreading It over the land from the floor of the Unite States StatesSenaie Senaie p i JUSTICE HOLtfESS OPINION OFA70VTV TV Was i It Influencedby Influenced by the Teaching of iiii iiiiOld liltOld Old Instructor Dean LaniUcllv LaniUcllvFrom IjandelIProne From the United Stain Intrttor IntrttorThe itresior itresiorThe The reasoning of Mr MolnWs dlntendnc dissenhinopinion opinion runs exactly parallel with n rv rriew rriewof ir irof of the merger decision br the Circuit Court Courtwhich Cou Couwhich which appeared In the Arrard tae Uriitti Retjt last June from the pan of Prof y c i L4n ng dell formerly dfan dan ofthe Harvard law Krhool Krhoolwith Schoilwith with which hlch He had been connected fora for a ater nuir ter ofa of a Century doiltUr A comparison of Mr Hoi lolrnees tries opinion with the article by Dem f5 Larisdell leads to the firm conviction that the Supreme Court Justice was much im impressed j jpressed pressed with the validity of the reasoning of his old law school professor professorProf profesorPrOf Prof LangdellA criticism was the flrM In Inseriously toseriously seriously challenge the Circuit Courts de decUlonfrom sj sjcision cUlonfrom cision from the ultra local point of view HA H held that the Sherman act was criminal In Ito Itonature ti tinature nature and that It must be strictly coo coostrutd coostrutdand trud trudand and be befelL felt that an important right had been breriput beenput put Imperil by the Circuit Court He pointed pointedout pointedout out that criminal equity was not uteri for forpunishment forpuniahmenl punishment but that it was employed for forprevention forpreventionf prevention e before the wrong uron or illegal illegalact tlieuiact act had been committed In resorting to toequity toequity equity the plaintiff roust have rights to en enforce n nforce force but tile Governhienthad Qoreniitiient had no property Propertyor 1 or personal right against agai st the Securities Com Company Cornpany pany and hadno had no right at all unless it were werethat wjrethat that of enforcing a penal statute statuteJuHlce statuteJustice Justice Holmes takes this Identical rl sjtw sjtwIn w wIn In his dissenting dlssentingopinlon opinion He starts out with withtbe withthe the contention that the Sherman ant In of a acriminal acriminal criminal nature Then be says It Is vain vainto v4into to insist that this Is not a criminal proceed proceeding proceeding ing The words cannot be read one way in s ssuit asuit suit which is to end In fine and Imprisonment Imprisonmentand and another way tn one which seeks an in injunction inI junction junctionAnother I U fl t ion ionAnother Another of Prof langdeU Langd lis main point pointwas poIntswas was this The Securities corporation an anartificial anartificial artificial person has acquired the majority majoritystock majoritystock stock In two railroads Supposing no In Individual individual dividual should acquire the majority Mock MockIn storkin In tworival two rival Jerry companies whose boats ply plybetween plybetween between two States Would he violate tlm tlmSherman tueSherman Sherman act And thft th professor fold that thatthe thstthe the proposition that ouch an net would not notbe notbe be Illegal was too plain for argument argumentHere argunientHere Here again Mr Holmes takes thin Identical Identicalposition idntiipoiltion position He does not expect lie fay ea s tn tnhear tohear hear It contended that Mr Morgan could roiililbe couldbe be sent to Jail for buying In his hi indi ¼ iiual iiualcapacity tpticapacity capacity shares of stock of the two railroad railroadcompanies railroadcompanies companies even etejt If he buys them both nt the thesame thesame same time and gets more than half of the thnstock thestock stock of each road roadThere roadThere There are other points of similarity between betweenDean bet wren wrenDean Dean Langdells criticism and Mr Holrucss Holrucssopinion holmessopinion opinion but these two instances arc sue suggestively suegestively gestively Illustrative They show clerJv clerJvthat trtt trttthat that even If the Supreme Court do dces nt ntfollow ntfollow follow the election returns Its member membersometimes mernberssometimes sometimes reach their conclusions upon uponmatters uponmatters matters of evidence and arguments other than thanthose thtnthose those submitted by the contending counsel counselIri t tiii Iri the case before the court courtJustice courtJustice Justice Unite and Instlce Holmes HolmesTo To THE EDITOR or THE Stwiir If I r rsd rsdintelligently td tdIntelligently Intelligently your editorial remarks i zecaed zecaedinc ic fil filing inc tbo be Supreme Courts decision In th thNorthern the theNorthern Northern Securities case I understood you snuto youto to state that In the TransMissouri Freight FreightHales Freighthates Hales Association ease Chief Jufitke Fuller Fullfrand Fullerand and Justices Peckham and Whjte took a aposition aposition position that Is diametrically ella merically opposed to that tbatheld thatheld held by each of them in his dissenting opinion opinionin in the Northern Securities case caseI I think you are correct in your statement statementso so far as the Chief Justjcoand Juetloe Peck Peckham Peckham ham are concerned but my Impression Is thAt thHyour thAtyour your criticism Is somewhat Inaccurate re regarding regarding garding Justice White If you will consult consultthe consultthe the record In the earlier cdse cdaeyoimwillflndtht cdaeyoimwillflndthtthe you will find that thatthe the courts decision was announced In an anopinion anopinion opinion read by Justice Peckham In that thatopinion thatopInion opinion opInion the Chief hief Justice concurred JustIce JtistlcnWhite JustIceWhite White however read an opinion that vigor vigorously rigorousl ously ousl dissented from the conclusions reached reachedby reachedby by the majority of the court courtIt It has been the subject Of Of no Insignificant Insignificantremarks insignificantremarks remarks that in the Mercer decision cision Justice JusticeWhite IuoticeWhIte White has recnunclutrd the opinions et etprcwed oxpreMed preMed by him at the time flinethe tho TransMissouri TransMissouriFreight TransMissouriFreight Freight Rates Association case was decided decidedand decidedand and that not only have the Chief Justice and andJustice adJustice Justice Peckham swim roupd and taken the thxposition theposition position held throughout this Mrfes of cased casedby casesby by Justice White but that Justice Holmes HolmePresident HolmesPresident President Roosevelts appointed1hascon appointed1hascontrary nppoInt e has con contrary trary to the expectation of a g great eat mSfiy mSfiypersonsconcurred macv macvpersonaconcurred personsconcurred In the views expressed eipressedIn In both tho dissenting opinions read by byJustice byJustice Justice White WhiteAll VhitoAll All of this tliislonas lends not a allttle little Interest to the thnsuggestion thesuggestion suggestion made by your correspondent correspondentR R E El K that Justice White would make an anadmirable snadmirable admirable candidate for the Democratic DemocraticPresidential DemocraticPresidential Presidential nomination nominationIncidentally nominationIncidentally Incidentally Justice White and Justice JustitHolmes JusticeIlolntea Holmes are warm personal friends Esch Eschday Eschday day they may bo seen walking down th thavenue the theavenue avenue together when the Supreme Court Courthas Courthas has adjourned S ft ftWASBINOTOK ftWASUINlTOy WASBINOTOK March 19 A Great Catalogue of Americana AmericanaFrom AmericanaFront From the London Vallv V ilg Chronicle ChronicleA A catalogue of a remarkable kind Is at lh the mo moment mament ment being completed In I London It Is in lnd index indexof x xof of the manuscripts referring to the period of lbs thitAmerican lbsAmerican American Revolution which are In the archives archivesof of Fntland France Ilollind and Spain SpainFor SpiteFor For about thirty years Iu compilation occupied occupiedthe ocLipi ocLipithe the late Mr Benjamin Franklin Stephens who w wso was wasoo so well known as despatch agent here for lbs thiAmerican lbsAmerican American Government It was the pet task of ofhis ofhis his life as well as of his leisure hours and he left It Italmost Italmost almost finished ilnlahedtbanics thanks to the considerable staff staffwhich staffwhich which be bad working on It There Is not and there therenever tbeeenever never can be another catalogue just justitke like It and andUs andits Us Inevitable destiny would stem to be the Library Libraryof of Congress at Washington WashingtonThe The period covered dates from Ufa when the therumblings therumbilnrs rumblings of the American Revolution began to tol783 1783 when the trcmind6ua tremnd us chapter for which It Itstood itMood stood In the worlds history could be summed up upIf upIf If It was a time of the Mvnrd It nas also a lime nf nfthe ofihe the pen as Mr Stevens catalogue eatslogtielndez Indei prove prove1ft 1ft It there are entered no fewer than teiwi teiwidocuments iti001documcnts documents compiled In three divisions First Flrttthere Firstthere there I Is a catalogue In fifty flhi volumes of beautifully beautifullywritten beautifullywritten written manuscript of these documents as Indl Indlcated Intlrated rated by short titles Then comes a chronological chronologicalIndex chronoioglratindex Index In a hundred volumes with a description nf nfracli ofracli racli document and Us contents Finally an alpha alphabetical alphahrttcal betical Index arranged according to the writers writerssnd writersand and receivers of papers papersor or In the absence of ofnames ofnam names nam A the subjects attbJeciarainc runs to thirty volumesln volumeslnall all IM volumes of manuscript manuscriptAt At one lime a proposal for a grant In aid of Mr MrStevenss MrStevensS Stevenss undertaking was made In Congress h hIt hit hitit It did not come to anything This was not for want wantof wZtof of appreciation of the be catalogue but because It l lalwafa lo loalwas alwafa hard to gel a big Parliament to attend tn tna Ina a small measure The Index has been valued At AtJCJOooo AttOeSO JCJOooo but being unique Itmay be said to be sub ltH ltHout out money and without price priceMoileale priceMoolaIe Moileale East of Sue SnezFrom SueFrom From the ferati Strattt Kciio KciioOn KshaOn On Sunday afternoon at 4 P M a Cblneae lunrli lunrliwa1 lunebwaS waS given by Mrs Chla noon Teat In honor of the thedeparture thedeparture departure of Mr ir Law Yew iew Swee to Tongkab and andMr and7tr Mr Tan Koon Vonts recent appointment as aa aaperintendent i iperintenclent perintendent over the property of Mr Low Boon BoonTit BoonFit Tit at Mrs Ah th Yokes country house Aft Aftlunch 1 firs firslunch lunch the servIces of threeCnntonese Jlnglnc Ctrl Ctrlwercengared lrli lrliwere wercengared were engaged ibeptrtormanceofthethreeChlnMs ibeptrtormanceofthethreeChlnMsgirls the performance ofthe three Cit tieis tieisgirls girls a Malay plantJtaMohammedanorfantstwhn plantJtaMohammedanorfantstwhnplayed played the harmonium with exquisite taMe was wasmuch wAsmuch much appreciated by all present while the usual usualMalay uiiiiMalay Malay rongteng party was also tn attendance attendanceThis attentncrThis This sort of function comprising such cosmnpol cosmnpoltan tan music was never before essayed by any oof oofand on onand and Mrs Chla Boon Teal has scored a succew succewThe UeCeS UeCeSThe The party dispersed al midnight highly highlywith pleased pleasedwith with the services of the musician and themselves themselvesWong thernaelvrsWong Wong Peaks HIiadTentur HIiadTenturInm MisdtenturiJrom Inm the Ptrtlt Strata Echo EchoSli EchoSla Sli Chlnc Chinese e gang robbers Macaos entered the thehouse thehouse house of one Wong FooV who resided at Tambun Tambuna CA CAa a prosperous mining tillage a few miles from Ipo IpoThey IPOThey They threw some wate ietey which was relied wltb wltbfew A Afew few chillies In his eyes and tied him to a stool and andthen andtbca then began to search the house They broke open opena a box and removed 10 10 In notes a gold nag and andsome sadsome some clothing to the tune of IM They then went wentout wentout out and bolted and locked the houSe leaving the theunfortunate theutoriunate unfortunate Wong Fook a prisoner therein He Hemanaged HPmanaged managed however to unloosen his towchang ant an1with antwith with the aid of ofan an axe burst open his door He then thenwent thensnent went to the Tambun police station and mad madreport A Areport report reportCambridge reportCambridge Cambridge and Oxford Men Not Student StudentFrom StadanhFrom From fA tile CamWtet Crania OrantaIn In future 0 C ye wise men of the press dont rail railus all allus us students Honettly It Is a slur upon our char cloraclers charactees aclers You may find studentscertainty studentscertaintydentIn A AdentIn dentIn Edinburgh and the other unlverf1 unlverf1north unteersnorth north of the Tweed But at Oxford and CainbrlJse CainbrlJseIhe the species Is practically nonexistent nonezistentI I

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pBIIIBHBBBBiBHBSffiWSBS J Po n 5 551553 f jt1 xt sssssstE iiJU iiJUI I va1 J jiit g v f l w f I R C 1 1 1II t i tO 0 r 1 C SECOND SE ONDEDITIONOPOZ EDITION OF OZ HER HERTB HERETilE TB WIZARD WHIZXES 1JIIIZZ S AGAIN AOAIlAT AGAINiT AT iT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE TUEATItEHouse THEATREHOOie House Crowrtrd and t the he Scarf Scorlrow crowmtlt crowmtltTin anll the theTIn Tin WoMinimn Captivate Their A AMetier Au Au41enlII 41enlII Metier M I I of Yore 1orNew New Sougt Ne Neilrli New I IWrll ilrli New Joke and Old Favorites worlte To ToYes Too I IIS Yes IS The Wizard of Oz after HUCCOS HUCCOSfully RUCCesSfully fully working his wizardry out of Ne NeYork Nelv NelvYork York rode into town lost night on onspring 0 0fprln spring hailstorm hailstormHall Hall 0 Sprlngl Sprlestond and b bwitched be beItche witched Itche a II largo audience nudlenceat at the Majost MajostTheatre MnjoslloTheatre Theatre He Is the second edition of Oz Ozaccompanied Ozaccompnnled accompanied by the old favorites no nogirls neIY neIYgirls girls new songs and andnow now pay pa attentlo attentloplease nttenUonplensewllh please plensewllh with those never failing fin finmakers funmnker makers the Tin Woodman and tho Scar Scarcrow ScarecrOlD crow Messrs Montgomery and Stone Ca Caany Can Canany any reasonable person ask for more moreThe moreThe The Irish Wiard Is now played by CharUSwayne CharU CharlCtlSwayne Swayne Instead of Bobby Gaylor 011110ra a di dielded do docldud elded improvement while such charming clmrmlnyoung charmingyoung young women as Anna Laughlin LaughUndalntier LaughUndalntierand dalntli dalntliand and more petite than ever everLotta Lotta FOUR FOURBessie FaulltBe6l1le Bessie Wynn Alleno Crater are still to th thfore the thefore fore and aft The now songs Introduce Introducerun Introducedrun run In Oils fashion The Tale of the Cai Caisowary CaslIowary sowary Ulna Crater and chonis Dow Dowon Downon on tho Brandywlne Lotta Faust an anOwen and andOwen Owen Westford Weatford1 I Love You all the Time TimeBessie TImelIle Bessie lIle Wynn The Tole of the Ited Shirt ShirtCharles ShIrtCharles Charles Swayno It Is Enough to Make MakePerfect a aPerleet Perfect Lady Mad Allone Crater Mar MarContrary MaryContTary Contrary BeesieWynn Goodby Fedora FedoraFred FedoraFred Fred Stone and chorus Under a Panama Panamaa PanamaAnna Anna Laughlin and choruB I Never Loed Loeda a Lady as I Loved You a dance call callAn called calledAnAternoon An AnAternoon Afternoon Tea with Anna llIlo Laughll LaughllMontgomery LaughlinMontgomery Montgomery and Stone and chorus John Johisung Johnny Ill Take You a succossor to Sammy SammyRung ny sung by Lotta Faust and chorus Th ThNightmare Tho ThoNightmare Nightmare Montgomery andStone and Btone I IDixie Id IdLike Like to Go Halves In That Iolltgomery Iolltgomeryand and Stone and The Sweetest Olrl hi hiDixie Dixie Anna Laughlin and chorus chorusThese choruefht8 These novel feature wont like wildfire wildfirethe wildfirethe the Goodby Fedora and Id Like ti tiGo 10 10Go Go Halves scoring heavily Indeed tlierwere tlier Ulerowere were entirely too many encores Th ThScarecrow The TheScarecroID Scarecrow of Fred Stone has become th thclassic the thec1ll8s1o classic Impersonation of musical comedy comedyIt It has been parodied copied otolen imi imiby Imitatedand tatedand It 18 8tlll unique If mPIJIlOnated mPIJIlOnatedby by its creator Montgomery Jont ompr with thi thiextra that thatextra of hie hiela hiBIB extra dry ry and imperturbable humor la a a flno match for his partner in eccen eccentrieity eccenlricity trieity Really there la nothing like this pal palon pallon on the stage Fifty years hence old me mewill men menwlU will shake hands over the fact that the thewitnessed they theywltnessl witnessed i in their youth the famous Mont Montjomery lIlontiomery jomery and Stone way bock at the bo boginning bet ginning of the twentieth century centuryThe I IThe t The cyclone still tl11 cycles ominously omlnouo y an anmooen and andogeM mooen ogeM the amiable cow Arthur Sohrode Sohrodeand Sohrodell and the cowardly roaring lion Arthur Hill Hillcompensate nil niloompenEate compensate one for the losa of the Spldeand Spider Spiderand and Bears In The Babes in Toyland Julian JullaiMitchells JulianMltcheUs Mitchells beautiful and poetlo stage plot ploturew pictures If mUsoa Vlotoi VlotoiHerberts VlotorHerberts urew are r captivating and we Herberts characteristic music In tho pre previous previous vious production there were plenty o oconsolations of ofconsolations consolations in the lively and popular melo melocfdsdlr melodlMand dlMand dance rhythrM of TietJens Sloan Sloanand and the reIt of the mualcal syndfmte De Deelded1r cfdsdlr elded1r th the second edition of The Wlzari Wlzariof W2ard W2ardof of Oz Is a big Improvement on its first firstIt fi1 lt ltNestllng Nestllng now In tho wintry lap of spring springIt It will wlllllurely mirely continue at the Majestic until untichilly untilchilly chilly July JulyThe JulvThe The gallery had much to say last night nightIt nhthtIt It was a B mixed symphony of yells whistling whistlinghisses whistlinghiss hisses hiss ellfor for the wily villain vlllalnand and cheew for foiFred forEred Fred Stone It almost discounted the first flrslfppearanco firstp oo of tba Scarecrow for from lt lthigh Its Itshigh fppearanco p high vintage ground tho entrance of the thecelebrated thecelebrated celebrated person was discerned before boforf8uoh beforethe the fC6tof thehoUe saw him There was wassuoh 8uoh an n outburst that proceedings we wepo were wereJOrarily JOrarily Intorruptld Lottn Faust Fausttoo too had to rep at Johnny Ill Tnko You po often that she finally sang M Sammy Sammydid Sammynd did then there were more chenru chenruAnn choollAnna Ann Laughlin received an ovation am amMuiRTarria and andNIIg NIIg MuiRTarria rarrie Barrie with her old foscl fosclproduction lasclpatlng patlng slender legthey beat Pattis tone toneproduction production off the planet Bewslo Wyn Wynwog Wynn WynnADg wog with her oldtime fervor and Mont Montcorner Montaomery corner and Stoco StoneoIt It always conies bacito back backto to thernrhold th hold a new Russian sidewalk con conVttrsatlon conwrsatJ Vttrsatlon wrsatJ nthat that would lfo ld settle the Japanese Japaneslilt I lilt could be exported exp rtCd The Wizard still atllhlses stillhlHe5 hlses hlsesTHE hlHe5THE THE NEW BROADWAY OPKN OPKNWllllamsbure OPf OPf1ll11amshur Wllllamsbure Audience Greatly Plcasci IIra611I1Ith PlcasciWith With It lu New Homo of Play PlayWillimsburgu Pia PiaWIIIImllburg Willimsburgu now theatre the Broad Broadway Broadwy way at Broadway and Myrtle avenue wa waopened walil walilopened opened last evening with a success and i igo a ago go go that made Manager Leo C Teller a ahappy ae aehappy happy as they did the throng of Williams Williamsburgers Wllliamsburgeill burgers who came out to gee f ee and to be i ipart a apart part of the occasion occasionThe occallonThe The play was the delightful musicaextravaganza musical musicalextraa extravaganza extraa anza Babes in Toyland frosh froshyea frClbyes in the first flush o oIts of ofIts yea afl all frcwh frti h as though Its exuberant career careerfrom from its seosonL seosonLtriumph Bel180nstriumph triumph at the Majestic Theatre In Man Manhattan i ihattan hattan And all Villlamsburg It seemed seemedhad I Ihad had come to see It The theatre spacious spaciousbeyond spaciousbeyond beyond any conception that the Eastern EasternDistrict I District of Brooklyn had before had hadnot hadno not no room enough for all who wanted to be bethere betherl1 there There wasnt a vacant seat and andthere andtlJerl1 there were people standing cheerfully In Inthe Inthe the foyer foyerBorough foyerB Borough B rrl1gh President Martin W Littleton Littletonwas LlttletonWlA was called Call d to the Btagefrorn II tage from a proscenium prosceniumitVe profCenJumb b x to pronounce tho formal opening of the thenew new rlnyhou e and hl1 dedicated the the theatre itVe atre Jin In the name of all that has ha been beellilplen beellilplendid splen splendid did In the history of art and in the name nameof nameof of the borough to t the future life and de development development velopment of oflhe the citys C1tY love of art artIf artIt If a wanderer from Manhattan may make makedeductions makededl1ctionA deductions from surface In1 In Jicatlons cations the theWiniamsburg theWtnlamsburg Winiamsburg clientele which Manager ManagerTeller ManagerTeller Teller expects ex ts to entertain and please is isone Isone one of good sight and fine tattc On the thebacks thebacks backs of 0 food the orchestra orche trl chairs are no opera operaelates operagla gla elates es in plot caf Cle es but packages of pralines pralineswhich pralineswhich which may be obtained by depoBitlng a adime adlmo dime and ane turning the knob to the right in inthe Inthe the familiar slot maoh machine no fashion fashionThe fMhlonTh The Th new theatre took much of the atten attention aUenHon Hon of the audience before the play began beganand beganand and during tho intermissions From the thetapestried thetaP tapestried taP StrIed 9poriDls panels of the large lobby to the thepainted thepainted painted ceiling and the other bright decora decoraamfthere decoratlPM tlPM of the auditorium all OYM turned i iatld amfthere atld there was a buzz of pleasure In the con conversation canflrsatlon versation Red lights were brilliant over overth overth4 th th4 several exits exitsThe elllllTb The Tb Babes were as irresistible in the theEaaternlDistrlct thoEuler EaaternlDistrlct Euler District Broadway as they had been beenIn boonIn In the upper Broadway of Manhattan and andthe andtb the tb big stage Rave them ample range for fortheir fortheir their capers and for their thelrllcenlo scenic spectacles spectaclesThe pectacleaJ The march of the toy dolls captured the theOuyer thehoiJeeand J hoiJeeand whell Nelle tolv Daly and CharltB CharltBGuyer Ouyer Jill and Orumiv gave My Rag RagDoll RagDoll Doll Girl the audience resolutely refused refusedto r fu ed edto to let them quit the stage as long as as hand handNew handclapping clapping could keep them In slght slghtSIIWI New of Piny PIR and Pl PJalrli PJalrliTht rr rrThi Thi Tht Is anniversary week ntTony at Tony Posters PostersTheatre Pl18torsTheatre Theatre and Mr Pastor hna surrounded surroundedhimself surroundedhlmselt himself with a notable array of headliners headllnersto headlinerstocelebrat to tocelebrat celebrate it The house was filled yes yesterday c cterelay terday Today marks the closing of the theThirtyninth theThirtyninth Thirtyninth year of Mr Pastors P ators manage management mana go gotnent ment in Now York city oltyJohn cityJohn John T TSully Sullivan has gone into IntovaudolIIe IntovaudolIIeIInd vaudeville vaudevilleand and next Monday will bd seen at Proctors Proctorstwentythird Proctorstwentythird twentythird Street Theatre In n l sketch sketchby Ilk etch etchhy by Sydney Grundy called Capt Huntlng Huntlngtonr Huntlngton tonr ton a love story with wJth comedy and pathos pathosR 1 RII R its chief Ingredients tngJ dlents Mr Sullivan will willnet 11 11act net the title rfllo lo Margaret Atherton Athertonwill Athertonwill will assist IUSI t him himDorothy himDorothy Dorothy Dorr has ha joined the Century CenturyPlayers CenturyPlayerll Players She will share the leading roles roleswith r lcs lcswith with Mis 1I8I Mill Millward Millwardund ward wardlund lund und Heine lulled for Tom AUKUlre AUKUlreFriends lUa Qlre QlreFrlendll Friends of J T Maguire known from fromCalifornia fromCalifornia California to New York as Tom Maguire Maguireare are forming a fund to alleviate hla physical physicalsuffering ph slcai slcai6utr 6utr suffering rlng and financial distress Ho Is Ismlttlng Is1I0W 1I0W hi the New York Canc r H pI141Ilub pI141Ilubmulttlng mlttlng multtlng to an operation which It la hoped hopedthe ho hoNlve Nlve his 1I1e Maudo Adame hll8 hMdea hMdeathe the fund and KUw fc Erldngor A MTPal MTPalI M Pal Pallert lert lWth qry W Baagsand other managers managerse e apfMAI nio trel18urer 18 Rbert Rberti i Iha Thearo buid buidal Jlpkerboker al I m proway prowayJ J I nc ncDAfrROSJI DAfrROSJI nl N J1rfEni J1rfEnilakf1 Make lakf1 Public bU Correspondence C upndence Profferln ProfferlnHim Ionerlns Him 1m 818OOO 1110 to Lead Lad Orchestra OrchestraPrrrsBDno ool etra etraPrs PrrrsBDno Prs u o Pa March Marh 21 21W JValte JValteDamrotch tr trDalh Damrotch Dalh mado mde public publc tonight the com comspondence correspodenc spondence spodenc between George Gerge H Wllsor Wllsormanager Wlllon Wlllonmnager manager mnager of the PitUburg Plttburg orchestra orhetra an anhimself and andhlml himself hlml relating rlalng to the offer ofer made to Mi MiDamrosch l r rpatsob Damrosch patsob to conduct the Plttsburg Pltsburg 61 61choBtra or orchetra chetra chetraMr choBtra choBtraMr Mr Wilson Wison offered oer Mr r Damrosch Damrsch 15 150 X Xfor for one year yer Mr Damrosoh Dlmroh refused rfusod t taccept to toacept accept acept tho offer otor because bauo he could culd not offer offerto aor to sign for less les than three thre years yers When WheJames WhenJame James Jame I Buchanan president prsident of the PltU PltUburg Pitt burg orchestra orhetr learned leare that Mr Damrooc Damroochad Damrolh Damrolhhad had said sad that he had received rive a deflnlt deflnltoffer defnite defniteoler offer oler with a salary sary Mr Buchanan sold the thehe that thathe he had not and that Mr Damrosch Damrsch wa wausing 118 118uing using uing the alleged offer oler for the purpose pu08e c csecuring of ofsecurng securing securng better beter pay from his New York Yorkmnger Yor Yormanagers managers mnger Mr Damrosch Damrsch refuted rfutd thl thlstatement tbls tblsstatement statement by making mking public the thelettore thelettoreI letters lettersIt It I seems seem from frm the correspondence thaManager that thatManager Manager Wilson Wilon had been ben acting atng inde independently Independenty pendently pendenty of the orchestra orletra committee committeeand oommltte and the committee lias ha taken tken sides side on th thquestion the theeston question eston The fight originally starte startebetween trted trtedbtween between Victor Herbert and btween Vicor Herber ManageWilson Manage ManagerWIlan Wilson WIlan The row has b Interested Interoste every muiI muiIlover mu lo lolover lover in Allegheny Alegheny county countyMr countyM Mr M Damrosch Damr0ch refused refued to be drawn int intthat Into Intothat that part prt of ot the conflict confc and said std he hj mad madhis madehis his correspondence corrcpndenco public publo merely to provthat prove provethat that he had secured secued bpnafldo na fde offers olelll from frorPittsburg fromPitt Pittsburg PittsburgFV Pitt burg burgFUN FV FUN I IN FOUItTEEXTII FOURTEElTII STREET STREEA STREETA A flood Gool Farcical Facoa Show Dalit Dolt by Charli CharliOrapewln Carlt Grlpewln Orapewln on Slender Material MaterialBy Ilaterlal IlaterlalBy By dramatizing dramatzg the characters chaaor mad madfamiliar me melamlla familiar lamlla by the comic sections seion of the But Butday Bunday day newspapers newspapor and the weekly wekly publics publicslions publca publcaton lions ton George Gerge Totten Smith Smth and Charle CharleGrapewin Chrley ChrleyGrapewl Grapewin Grapewl have produced a farce wit witmelodic wih wihmelolo melodic melolo and terpaichorean terpichoren Incidentals Incidentalsin Incdontal in which Mr Orapewln npeared rpared lost ever everIng evenIng Ing at the Fourteenth Foureenth S t Theatre TheatreA Thetre ThetreA A plot sufficient sufcient for t C purposes of th thentertainment the theenterainment entertainment enterainment was proauced proGuce by showln showlnIn showing showingIn In the course of the evening the reforma reformation rforma rformaton tion ton of Mr Ir Grapewin Orpewln who played pllyed the till tillrole til role r le in MMr Mr Plpps Awakening He wa waamusing WI WInlUlng amusing nlUlng and capable cpable not only in the corned cornedscones comedy comedylenes scones lenes but in the two incidents in which whlclthe whichthe the course COU of the farce called for somethlni somethlnimore somethng somethngmore more than tha funmaklng His remorsefu remorsefudrunkard reorsefl reorsefldrurard drunkard drurard on the edge of delirium delrium was wa wel weldone wel done riot overacted and ad effective effectiveMr eleetve eleetveMr Mr Grapewin was assisted lstfd by MIsa Mls Anne AnneChance Ana I Chance Chano Orpwln in I tho character ohter of hi h wife Nellii NelliiBeaumont Nele NeleBeaumont Beaumont an octrees atl with several songi songiand and dances dcsa a fine fne figure fgre of a girl song b bAl Iy IyA Al W Maddox as a messenger meenger boy Louise LoutsiGalloway LouiseOalloway A I Galloway as a poor relative rlatve aud a double doubliscore doublescor score scor of other players in various valoW r61es r61esAll r lee leeAl All Al of them contributed contribut to the fun ii iigreater In Ingreater greater or less les degree degret and It I may be b salr salrIn 8d 8din In all al fairness falrnes that the result rult of the com companys compnys panys efforts was wa an evenings entertain entertainment entertn entertnment ment pnys superior oor to many that have been beeisuccessful beensuceCul successful suceCul superor in more pretentious pretentous playhouses playhousesJohn playhou John Kurkamp tho only singing con conductor conductor ductor in America AmenC was wa introduced Introuced be between beteen tween the acts to the huge delight delght of th thaudience tho thoaudience audience teen The regular patrons ptron of th thFourteenth tbe tbeFourtnth Fourteenth Fourtnth street stt will wi not miss ls Mr Grape Grapewins Grapewins wins farcical farcicl show it is I a good one am amstrangers and andI strangers atrangeJ to the theatre inlght zlght well wel go t tsee to tostO I see It It would woud be to their profit proft to do so soSCHILLER soSCIILLER SCHILLER SCIILLER I IllVlXa PLACE PLACEIlcrr PLAOElerr Ilcrr lerr Christian Crltanl Appears In a Prodnctlo Prodnctloof Iodneton Iodnetonor of Don Dn Carlo CarloPatrons Carlo CarloPatrM Patrons PatrM of the Irving Place Theatre ha halost had hadlat lost lat night for the first frlt time tme in two years yearschance year a achance chance to see B Schillers Shierl classic clRic Don Carlos CarlosRudolf CarlosRudolC Rudolf Christians Chrltlnn tho visting Itlng star str played playectho playedtho tho title tle role roll There was wa hot a large audi audlence audienc ence enc but those who braved the weathei weatheihung weatberhung hung upon Herr Christians Chriatacs lips and eai eaithrough sat satthrough through the long performance perora with ever everoutward ever outward sign Ign of keenenjoyment keenenjoymentDon kMnenjoyent kMnenjoyentDon Don Carlos Oarll the son of Philip Phip II I of olSpn olSpnfals Spain Spainfalls fals falls in love lov with wth Elitabeth Elilbet bis hll fatherY fatherYwife tathers tatherswife wife The Queen Quell counsels oounl the te youth to togo togo go toFlandeja to Fder buthU but his hardhearted hrharfather hrharfathertha father fatherthe tha King tl him he II tooyoung to takel takelthe the Duke of Alvas Alvaa place pl as a the viceregen viceregenof vloer ent entof of His Hl Most Mot Catholic Ctholc Majesty MajestyWhispering Majety MajetyWhl Whispering Whl tongues the intrigues Intrlg of th thDT the thejealou jealou prlng Princtl DT tonFues EboU tk i the Duks nk f Af i iand and other courtier almost allOt drive dive the king kingcrazy kingcrazy crazy with jealous rage He wants for a acourtier acour courtier lor a 1 man whom he can trust tlt He Heselect HeIelec select Ielec cour the Marquis Jlarq of Pona POIt because baupe that thatnobleman thatnohleman nobleman whom ho scarcely trely remembered rememberedpeeing remerbere peeing has never asked a favor Pota Potareceives P0a P0areeehe receives unlimited confidence cnfidence and power powerbut powerhut but all al that he uses U In defend defenct of his dear dearfriend dearfrend friend frend Don Carlos and dies die to gave the young youngPrince youngPrince Prince But in the end tho monarch traps trapsDon tra traDon Don Carlo Car and the Queen QItn monar together and andthe andthe the Grand Inquisitor InquvIor is I handy to say sy prayers prayersfor prayer for those about to die dieJulius dieJllu8 Julius Hallors Hilers Phitin PhiD Bertha Brtha Roccos RoccosQueen Rocos RocosQueen Jllu8 Queen and Rottmanns Rtmannf POKO POlO were wer a asloldl asloldlnllIIIded loudly loudlyipllHmlod ipllHmlod as was tho star I In the title tlo rolo roloCamilla r lo lonma nllIIIded Camilla nma Dalberg Dalbrg who played Princefs PrincefsEboli Prnl8 Prnl8Ebo Ebo Eboli was WI warmly greeted because beauF the theirogramme Iheprogramme irogramme warmy announced that although all hough she sheiod ahehad had a bad bd cold she lhe was determined determned to do doaer doher her aer part partThe The par play lastedjinMl lartrd Inll half haI an hour ho r after aftericart aftermidnght Te but Schier I dear to the Oorn Oornhert midnght hert icart and Herr Ier Chris tare 1111 is famous flmousln In Don Don7aro Do DoOaro8 Oaro8 7aro so they all alllat sat it out to the end endNDIVIDVALITY endINDIVIDUALITY INDIVIDUALITY OVR STRENGTH STRENGTHind STRENGTHAd Ad ind Illegal Combination Comblnatonl of Ibor or orCapital orCaplal1eakeo Capital Caplal1eakeo Weaken 111 II Mr Ir Trneidkle Tuesle Say SayPresident 8a 8aPreident President Preident Trueadole Truedale of the Delaware DelawareL Delawr Lckawanna L ckawonna and We Wetom tern Itallrcad Itlrad adr adriressod ad addressed dressed tho students of f the City Ciy College Collegeroslerclay Clege Clegeyoalerday roslerclay on The development of the thendustrial tbeindustrial industrial interests of the United States Statesluring Slatesduring luring the lost lat half hal century centur He said saidhat sid sidthat hat the secret sret of the great grat development developmentlad developmnt developmnthad lad been ben the clement of individuality In Inhe Inthe the he American Amorlca character characterThere charaoterThere There are certain forms form of consollda consolldalon con Uda Udaton ton lon said 81d President Psident Truesdalo Truesde which whic are arelot ae aenot lot always alway lawful and that are ar liable to in inerfcre intllrere tllrere erfcre with wih our future industrial Indulltrl develop development deelopment ment They may shackle that quality quiy of ofndividuallty ofidividualy idividualy ndividuallty which has h done much for u un UI UIIn In n the I past and will 1 hamper our efforts elor 8 to tojush topUlh pUlh jush our pI industries Indltrie in foreign forign countries countriesPresident cuntries cuntriesPreident President Preident Truesdale Truedole said sid that consolida consolidalons conslid lons of labor would be likely lkely to have the thetame thesme tons tame effect elot labr and that the efforts elors of labor labormlnns tbr tbrunbos sme mlnns to raise rai wages would ultimately ultimatelyncrease ulimtely ulimtelyIncre Incre ncrease the cost cst of manufacturing mnuCaclung mnuCaclungmuch QO QOrcuch much that America Americ will wi bo b less les able abe to toompete tocomjete ompete In the markets makets of the world worldWhen warldWhen comjete When a union undertakes fo decree decreehat der hat only onl he who wears wear a I tmloji unt button buttonihall bulon bulonsal sal ihall work or even to d dpcreethat its Is menjalo memo memoholll holll only Ion made shal wer It deprives the Ibrer fbat cltil Indlvlla1y Indlvlla1ywhich which has enab1ed th nds ad t snd sndof of hla feUow 10 ri8 lfe 81d rues ruesdalo dalo alo Such ideas Ide i iiealthy unAmer n un unhealhy healhy iealthy and posltlfely poe Ill nociaUslltf Iclst They Theyhould Theyshou1d hould be b throttlMf throW before bfore they progress progressmch rgrs rgrsmuch much mch further furtheriHURCH furtherCHUROH the2 iHURCH A Off n HOPS HOPS MONUMENT MONUMENTLnonvmons VO UllBNT UllBNTAnonmoU AnonmoU Lnonvmons DoMr D r Honor 10001 Uie te Memory Memoryof Ilemory Ilemoryof of nwop op IJttleJohn IJttleJohnBishop LtteJohn LtteJohnBshop Bishop Bshop Burgea urg has h received reeived a large sum sumif 8umof of if money from fro a man m who has b requested requestedhat reuetod reuetodIhat hat Ids hil name He e withheld for the purpose purposeif purs ot if erecting eretig a qhurch urb aa a a monument mnument to the thenejnory themcr nejnory of thjb t lato lal Bishop Llttlejohn Lttejoh who whoiroslded wboprded mcr iroslded ovjpr ov the Protestant Protestt Episcopal Episcopallioceaa doea prded lioceaa of Cong ng Island bld for many my years yearshe yos I IThe The he announcement ano emet of this tl generous geeroue gift giftraa gf I wu raa made br b the Rev Dr F 0 H Wendel Wendelector Wendelretor retor ector me of oft th Church Chuh of the Transfiguration Transfigurationi Trsfgatio In i East Ne York YorkTho YorkThe The EtNe monfy mn y will wU be b spent spt for a new bulld bulldig buld buldIngtor Ingtor ig for thpRev t Rev Dr Wedel wendels church churh A AIto Aet Ito at Kidgewood IU gewood and Railroad Ralrpa avenues avenuesa aenuesha et ha a already aleady been bee bought bught and ad building buildingrill buldlng buldlngwl rill begin next month monthBishop monthBishop wl Bishop b Burgess Burgel said d hist lalt night that tht the thamount theamout amout mount which had ha boon b Intrusted itruste to him himran himwas was ran sufficiently 8umclenty large lage to t pay for a hand1 hand1ome hand handsme ome edifice efe He refused refu to t py toll tl the donors donorsame donorsnae sme nae ame saying that the strictest 8trctst secrecy secrecyi erey ereyI I i this th8 respect respt snl had ha been eajoined eJoeJPh jjpon him himVll Vll TBE T E SYMPflONIAllSTM SYMPflONIAllSTMIUOMK Ai AiJlOVt IUOMK JlOVt SWEET HOME IIUE AS S IFB5 IFB5TEN JII TEN 0V ttWHAlW IlIIW STRAUSS STRAUSSA S SA A A New Variation rlaton on Hie Tlieme or Jol JolHoward John Johnlow Howard low d P PlePp TIC p pa and Mamn Mamnand Iammand and the Baby nb Celebrated tlrbrated In a llui lluiConilomeratlon luse luseCODllonllraton Conilomeratlon CODllonllraton or Orchestral Mual MualThat lltl lltlTat That Tat sweetest wetOt and moat poetic of hump humpoug humooUs oug spirits spirit the late Henry Cuyler Cyler Bunnconce Bunnc Bunneronce once wrote a parody paroy the like lke of whi whidoes which whichdoC doC does not exist in the English Englsh tongue It wi wicalled WM WMclled called clled Home omeSwetIomewlth SweetHome with variation variationand variato variatoand and It was WI a reconstruction reoMtruction of the fomill fomillballad famiar famiarbal ballad bal of John Howard Howar Payne Payn In the rnannc rnanncof of Swinburne Harto Iarte Goldsmith Pop PopAustin PopeAU8tn Austin AU8tn Dobson and Walt Whitman M MBunner Mr MrBunner Bunner untimely untmely taken from the seen seento acenes acenesto to which his muse mue lent a new beauty beuty nevi neviheard r rherd heard herd the mualo mllo of Richard Rchard Strauss Strau ar areven and andeven even if he had done so sohe he could not hai haiwritten have havewritten written Home Sweet Homo as Rlchai RlchaiStrauss Strauss Btraus has written wrtten It ItNo ItNolt No Nolt it was WI reserved reored for the Munich masti mastito mlter mlterto to do this thi himself In his hi Syinphonla Syrphonln Di Dimestloa mestloa mete which was wa rovealod roealo at the fla flaStrauss fnl fnlStruss Strauss Struss orchestral orchetrl concert concer In Carneg CarnegHall Cnrnelo CnrneloHaliallt Hall Haliallt last night It I seems sems as if Mr 1111 Bunni Bunnialmost Bunneralot almost alot foresaw forOaw the Strauea StraUe variation whe whehe w11en w11enhe he penned pened his Imitation Imiation of Walt Whitma Whitmaprancing Iltman Iltmanprancing prancing around on Paynes ideas Hei HeiIs Hero 1 Is a little tUe bit of It ItI I Walt Wal I call ul to t you 1 am all 11 on dec decCome deckl decklCme Come Cme and 10d loaf with wlb mel Let L me tote te you aroun arounby arund arundby by your elbow elbw and aol show you ou things thingsYou bors borsYou Homel HomelHome HomelHome You lUteo lteo to t ray opblclcldel opblclcldelHomel opblcledel opblcledelHomel Home I celebrate celebrlo 1 elevate eevAI my m roc whlitl whlitlInspired blte blteI I Inspired plrd by the bo thoughto bourb of home homedome homeCme dome Cme Inl Take Tke a Jtunt frnt aet sea the jostle Joste ot 11 11crowd be becrwd crowd crwd not n minding mlodor there U room rm enough eoouib for i iot al ot you youThU youTbl ThU Tbl la S ray exhibition exblbilooI It U the greatest rrtI show showearth abowoO abowoOerbtborc earth erbtborc there li no charge for admission admissionAll amIsion amIsionA mania maniaEvery m01 All A you have to t pay py me Is S to t take tke take In my r rmania r Every Ever line lne of that that would fairly farly apply t tlast to tolat last lat nights excitement Even the rest rett c cthe of ofthe the Walt Whitman Whitan variation variaton might mght be use useas usd as a programme for the Strauss composl composltlon compsi compsiton tlon ton for the composer cmpsr has mercilessly mercilly tol tolus told toldus us that there 1s no programme for tin tinwork tlS tlSwork work It I pictures B day In his family famiy lift liftand lifeand and it Is I dedicated dedicatd to his hl wife and ad son sn Th Threst The Theret rest ret Is a not silence slenoe not by any auy means bu buyou but butyou you guess gue what It all al signifies slgnl e There is n nprize no nopri prize pri for finding fding out out Dr Strauss Straue will 1 110 110oven not notoven oven tell tel you If you have found foud out What Whabusiness Whatbusine business busine Is it of yours Its Is all in theStrauss the tbeStraue Strauss Straue family famiy and no gentleman gentea pub publishes pubIishea lishes what goes on between btween him and ad hi hiwife hlB hlBwife wife the baby being in 11 this case ca a Bid Bidissue sldo sldoIsue issue Isue Everything Everthlllg is perfectly prfecty summei summeiup up in the te concluding cnoludlng words wor of Mr Bunner BunnerI Bunnerspoem poem poemI I sing the soothing sotlnl Influences louoo s ol home homeYou bomeououor You ououor young man ma thoughtlessly lboUibteI wanderingwl waoderorw t tcourier b bcoure courier coure with wlb guide book wandering wanderingYawpl wadeli You beuken t be melody of m 61eam calop Yawpl YawplThis YawplThis This extraordinary extrorinar piece piee of programme programmemuaio programmemUlo mUlo muaio with the hidden programme is ir irthree Inthr three thr connected connetod movements labelled labele In Inreduction introucton troucton reduction and scherzo ahero adagio double doublifugue doublelugue fugue and finale The double fugue goa goawith goO with tho finale finae for good measure neure Th Thfirst To Tofirst goo first two movements bring forward thret thretleading thre leading themes theme of which the first fmt anc ancBecond aed aedond Becond ond are a each ech divided into two contrast contrastIng contral contralIng The double natural naturalhas Ing parts prt fugue fUlue naturaly naturalyhl has hl a a new neW theme of its It own ownThat ownfhat That Mr Ir Strauss StraU has ha dovetailed dovetaied those thcetthemes thosetheme themes theme and the germinal gerinal parts prs of then thenwith tlem tlemwith with wonderful skill ski goos without saying sayingHo ayingHo Ho is a master mler of technique and ho car carweave cn cnweve weave weve his hl ideas Ide into a I marvellous marvelous web o oorchestral of oforchetral orchestral orchetral motion and color clor Color is tin tinpredominant thopredomnant predomnant predominant element in this symphony symphonyIt symphcYI It I glows and burns at times it blazes blaz Into Intca Intoa a blinding blnding conflagration cnfgation Again it flowi flowionward tOWR tOWRonward onward In a rich stream of sky ky tints tintslike tIntslke like lke a peaceful pcul river under a summer summereunot summereunotI sunset sunsetIt It I shows all al of HtrauHss HtraulsB familiar fanliar trait traitIt trat It I has ha passages p8Agellof of earsplitting carsplttng noise anc anccacophony and andcacophony cacophony alternating Iten1atlng with wih other other ol olcomforting of ofcomforing comforting comforing major harmonies haonea eupportlnf eupportlnfscraps upportlngcrps scraps crps of melodic melOlo thought But Bt If Sir SirStrauss r rStraU StraU Strauss tells telB us that there ther Is not behind behindall behindall all this a long and ad Intricate programme programmeworked pTramej pTramejorkl worked orkl out with infinite care are he strain strainour strnn strnnour our credulity cruly to tho snapping point polntWe polntWehle W Whave have hle the right to discover disver in this work workwhatsoever workwhatoeer whatoeer whatsoever we e fancy tanc We cannot avoid avoiddoing avoiddoing doing something aomethlnl of the kind kindTho kindTlo Tho Tlo first frt theme then represents rprnt Dr DrStrauRSiwaklng DrStrauiwaking StrauRSiwaklng up in the light Ilbt of the early ely dawn and stretching himself himl with three tbr bis bisyawns blp yawns chorus of tho extended extende seventh seventhheaven aeEthheen heen heaven of comfort comfor Ho does do not notllkoto notllkotoet lke to toget get et up He Is human But Mme Pauline Paulinetraussde Paulne PaulneStrauBde StrauBde traussde Ahna waken wakC up and about the thesame thesme sme same period perio BO does dos little lte Strauss Straus Mrs MrsStrauss Mr i iatrau8 atrau8 Strauss does do the te great grt mother act at and andevenths ad I bplnB to play with the baby Tho bb bbget get crO ad epostulates in diminised diminisedevent the bl bldm evenths Rhythmic thumps upon big bigrum event dm rum followed folowe by wild id howls of stopped stoppedrumpets Itopped Itoppedtrumpets Ule trumpets Ife tell tel of a tragedy trgey in that babys babysIfe b1ys b1ysUle UleMI IfeMrs Mrs MI Strauss StrauS loses 10 her temper temp or and berates beratesiapa beratespapa papa forbU ror hlnhumity inhumanity Theplotthickens Theplotthickenso Tleplot thickens thickensso so o does do the Instrumentation Instrmentation Crescendo Crescendoortlssimol Crescndo Crescndofortl8lmol fortl8lmol ortlssimol There Is I a pretty cheerful cheerfulumpus cheul rumpus in the Strauss Btru8 family famiy Mcan Mcanrhlle Men Menwble wble rhlle the baby bby is carried cried off 01 by nurse nure to tobe be 10 washed wahed and dressed dre8 and BO 10 papa papa and andaomma andmm mm aomma recover reover their euanimity equanimity The Thelock Theclok clok lock qtrlkea Itrlke 7 It Is not a cuckoo eucoo clock clocklut clo but lut one with a I glockenspiel glockenpiel It I strikes strikesIrainuendo strike diminuendo diminuendoBralDt IrainuendoBreakfast Breakfast BralDt is served 8eT and ad peace pea descend descendIke decndl decndllike like a dove In diatonic harmonies harmonie on the theomestio thedomesto domesto omestio foyer of tho Strauss Stal68 family familyvldently famiy famiyEvtdenty Evtdenty vldently the baby bay I kept out of sight sl ht all allay al day ay for the family Caly symphony Iyplonl blossoms blossom into intoone intoone one grand prdh te sweet Iwet song Mr Strauss Straussen Strauls Straulssay swet t IngB to his wife She smlea smleaten say en she laughs laulhs Die low sweat laugh lalgh of ofutes oflute lute ten utes and ad clarinets clanets In trills trll It makes makesaohelors male bahelors aohelors and ad old maids mads winh they were weretarried weremarried tarried They forget the equalling qu9lng baby babyn In n the parly orly morning morningAll moring moringAl All Al te day the Strausees StraU8e bill bi and ad coo Romeo Romeoind Rome ad ind Juliet Julet are ar blotted bloted from history hlstor The Thelay lay pauses pae The sun lun slipr slpldow down the crim crimionlng cm cmnlng I ionlng west welt Little clouds tinted tnted with withilood Ilthbloo bloo ilood red fire fre appear on the horizon horizongain I Again gain tho glockenspiel glockelplel clock strikes etrike7 etrike7Tehe 7 7elve Tehe elve hours houl of domestic domCto rapture rature have been beentolled ben benbied bied tolled dow down into fifteen ffen minutes mlnl of billow billowoft biow oft melodic fragments fragmentsSupper fregent 111 Supper Is I eaten Dr Btrauna smokes Imokes a ailpe apipe pipe Suppr and then he plays pla with wth the baby babyvely babyLively Lively vely dance dc tune tne thajnwkw tht the audience audiencemajranoe audleno wsh It could majranoe a 0 too Then Thenhat Thentht tht hat blessed bl d Indulgt baby bb bogUft to grow crow tired tiredtstartBoryingagain tr It tstartBoryingagain atartomngagal IHsalreally I aaly bad baby babypa bath4p pa wallop vl again 4 1 this U s time tme BO hard hardhaPall hi t haPall 4p Ia1 wafoJW thdtrumpeibtfln th bpe n the orchestra orhtlr have haveb hvc hvci i b let t t go at atnI full power pow Chord of the stinging stiging stiging1th Inth InthIts 1th 1thIs Its Is outrageouathe oltrg ou the way way that baby bal gets getst get It t Some Se one ouxnt 01 t to Inform Ifor the S P C C CorKaps Crl orKaps 8 therejfl thore not any an In Munich At last lastBe Be le rl infant Infant ispacked Is akCd off o to its 8 crib Papa Papajid Papaad ad jid mammafhavo avo another dispute but It Itoon Itlloon oon mam1 settle ottll down The holy influence Inuonce of ofnlgt falll on the two twoTe nlgt Te 10 mMoalo m 10 themes rise ri8 to a tumult of ofHatonlobeauty ofd d Hatonlobeauty lat 10 eauty No one can ca tell tU Just Justrhat jUlltwhat what Itmeani It eal but It must mUt mean a lot lotrhe lotThe The daw da In I the Strauss Straul family faiy is approach approachIng Ing ng itsjend I end Family Faiy prayers take tnle place ple pleTe tie SUfaueses a sing a 1 chorale cborle Then Ten thoy thoyrobaply ty I Te prba robaply y go to b ocd Anyhow Ayhow tho or orheatpi orchest I Ipul chest heatpi makes mkea eome peculiar pulir pauses and anduspiiiBlons and8ue 8ue uspiiiBlons slons which suggest luggest the pus process of ofiulli pul iulli g off 01 Eocks And d then Ihe Jce68 tho io sym symihony sympho pho ihony y comes come to an end with wih a triumphant triumphantiurft bur iurft t of the Mrs M Strauss theme tlumpat tlumpatbur The Theewg Te Tegwelbllcow ewg gwelbllcow welbllcho leadoth us u upward upwardJid upwar Jid off offlaying at ae IS may not b the r1 programe 01 tho sypbony but It Ie a goo a any anyo o er 106lblr tere Is not any pro prog g mme and Dr Stral ha just bn bnrg laying rg a joke on us W all al Anyhow Ayhow he has hasrltten ha rltten ritt a piece piee of music muo which contains containsn contans contanseormous n enormous eormous number numbr of detail detall and if ifhey Ifhey hey do not have hav a meaning melp then the the thing thingi tlng tlnga i a mighty mghty curious jumble of musical musicallonsense mUlllcalonl lonsense cleverly made madeThe onl me meTe The Te other oter two numbers numbl on the programme programmerere pro ramme rammewere were Don Juan which opened the t e pro proeedlngs procelllgs celllgs eedlngs and Dr Strausss Strauls opn compact compt sketch sketchf sketh skethof of f the religious rlgious and scientific alentfo development developmentf at f tho human race entitled entted Also Als eprach epracht sprh sprhZustra whlc raceh 010 the concert concertLt Lt Zustra t it be b recorded rored that last lat night the com comoser comper oser conducted conducte like lke a master mater and with withvldent wih vldent per confidence confdence in his hil orchestra orheta which whichad whichb whichbbC p b orbl ad bbC been well o rehearsed rohe and a4 played p ye BU BUorbl t JC I f tf t PUBUCATION8 PUBUCATION8For C o 8 c J Jr JI f t J Jc r I For Fashions Latest Word Wordthere 1 1there there is But one magazine that can Ibe relied upon to cover coverevery cver cvereer every eer department departm nt of Womans Dress authoritatively authoritativelyAnd a aAnd And just so Her Home Hoi is thoroughly treated treate of every ver room rom in init i it itatracively attractively tastefully tastefuly by bY but one magazine magazineAnd magazineAnd And Her Personal Beauty yty is adequately and scientifically scientificallytaught sde tf ly lytaugntin taught taugntin in but one magazine magazineHer Tagazin TagazinHer Her Children hidren Her Social Life Her Reading and Her ter Recreations Recreationsall Reretions 1 all al find fnd fullest fulet and most helpful helpfl expression in but one magazine maguce I IIf II all this thisTHE thisTHE If I you ou would appreciate al THE APRIL NUMBER IS JUST OUT OUTOf I IOf Of your y u newuJealer or any Butterick Buterck agent or qf Q the t c published publishe at 15 centi uni a copy 100 10 a year yearTHE ra THE TH BUTTERICK BUQ PUBLISHING PUBLSHING COMPANY Limited Lite Butterick Buck Building Bua New York Yok NOTHING NOTHNG BUT THE JEALOUSY JEALOUSY4V 4V EXPLANATION E1PLA7ATI OF THE WOEi WOEiOF IrO S SOf OF FRENCH FIlCII OPERA OPERAIl Il It I to De Permitted Permltrd That Colleague ColleagueCrltleUe Colutl ColutlCltrle CrltleUe Cltrle One Onl Another In the Journal JournalAnd JonrnalAnd And 1 I It I niGht for a Prima Uonni Uonnito on onto to Sing llnr Three frre Holes at Once Oncelime OnceMme lime BraisierOianoll BrelerOanol and Mrne Pack Packbiers Packblelll biers were harmoniously harmonlolly carolling croUng a duefrom due duetrrm from rrm Orfeo Orfe yesterday yelerday afternoon nfteroon in propa proparation proparation ration for the concert to be given tonIght tonlghat tonIghtat at the Metropolitan Metrapoltan Opera House when i iSDK a aSUN SUN reporter reporer called caled at the mansion mallon in WCt WCtThiryeight Ves VesThirtyeighth Thirtyeighth Thiryeight street which shelters shelel tinprincipal tin theprincipal principal singer of the Now Xo Orleans Orlens Opera OperaCompany Oper Company Their voices yolcci must have floated floatedup oted otedlp up lp to Mmo Guinchan who lived on tho thofloor floor 1001 above but ehe gave paye no sign IIn of the thepainful thepainful painful sensation 8ftion this must cause cute in view viewof Iew Iewof of her rejection rjeton from tonights tonights programme programmeWhy programme Why did we refuse refUs to sing with Mme MmeGuinchan MmeOulnch Guinchan Oulnch n asked allke Mme BresslerOianoH BresslerOianoHwho BrO8IerOnnol who has ha now found existence ex tence in the tle com company comp pany p ny so delightful delghtul since her success succes at atCarmen atCaren Carmen Caren Mme Packblera Packblel will II tell tel first firstJJme firt firtme JJme me Packbiers Pckbler lowered lower her bel eyed eYe The Thelong Thelong long haired hire accompanist acmpnist turned turno around on onthe onthe the piano plono stool to listen listenThe lsten lstenThe The jealousy murmured Mme Brea Breasler Bre Bresler sler sympathetically symPthoticaly It I was WI nothing nothingbut nothingbut but the jealousy jealousyMme j ouIlY ouIlYMme Mme Packbiers PAck bier lifted lted a hand proteal protealingly prtet ingly inglyIt Ingl InglIt It was WI went on Mme ln Brossier BrrEler and andif andI if I you do not tell lel it I will wi Monsieur Ion810Ir 1 1will 1wi will wi give you the history hlstor of tho affair alair It Itbegan Itbgan began bgan In St Louis In the afternoon afernoon of ofSaturday orSturdaywa Saturday Sturdaywa wal Faust and in the evening eveningCavalleria ovenlngCalera Cavalleria Calera Ilusticana and 11 1 Trovatore TrovatoreMme TroyatoreIme Mme Ime Guinchan GuinchanMme Ouinchn OuinchnIme Mme Ime Guinchan Mme 1ockbiere ackbler who whowaa whoWI waa WI calm but had already btgun gun to grow growwhite growwblte white about the corners corer of her artistic artisticmouth artstc mouth took up tho tale Mme Guinchan Guinchanwanted Gulnchnnwante I wanted wante to sing all al three operas opera Think 1llnlt of ofIt I It ItIn In one day Marguerite Santutta and andLeonore I Ionore Leonore onore It Is incredible But she would woulddo do 0 it onlv that thlt no other one might sing singMmo singlmo Mmo Bresoler Bnler ohruggfd her shoulders shoulderswith shouldIm shouldImwIth with an expressiveness exprc68iverla that must have havepassed haeped passed ped on up through the ceiling celng Into Mme MmeGuinchans Ime ImeGuiChan1 Guinchans GuiChan1 room roomM roomI M I Charley Carley said 81d But madame you youwill ou ouwi will wi fatigue fatige yourself When la It that you youwill will 11 be able to sing again You l ou are a great greatFalcon greatFalcon Falcon but you need n d not sing all l Mmo MmoPftckbiera Jhno JhnoPackblel Packblel Pftckbiera shall shal sing tho Marguerite MargueriteMme Jargufile JargufileMme Mme 1ockbiers said sid Mme Bressler Bressleras Dreeler Dreelera as a impersonally Imprsnaly aa if she were commenting commentingon commentng on a picture or a statue or oven the absent absentMme absentMme I Mme Guinchan is a young lady of talent talentwho i iwho who has ha already alrey made mae a name for herself herselfas hersel as a an artist It was just that she Iho should shouldsins Ihould Ihouldthe sins the Marguerite Marguerte And sho hill no nohusband nohusand husband to protect protet her herThe f The tiur tler prima donna who by some somesubconscious somesulnecious sulnecious subconscious agreement ngrtment figurd fgtr as asmademoiselle asmademoisele mademoiselle mademoisele from that point pint in the con conversation cn cnver8tlon versation ver8tlon contented cntente herself herelf with wih saying sayingthat 8lngthlt that thlt she did sing tho Marguerite MargueriteThen Marguerte MarguerteThen Then said Rid Mine Broodier Brolo with an em emphasis emphais phasis that threatened threalenl to nhake Ihake her glasses glassesfrom glls gllsfrom from her her noi there arrived a thing un unbelievable i believable blolble Mme Guinchan wrote to the thepress thepre press pre of St Louis that the person l rson who hod hodappeared ha i appeared apped under her name was WI an 01 inferior inferiorsubstitute Inerior IneriorsUDstute substitute sUDstute who had sung ID a manner to todrive todrive drive the public publo from the theatre thetre in die disgust diegust gust Wa Vos ever such auc a I thing known knownAnd knownM M And the critics crltcl Mile Mle Iockbiera Pakbieri went wenton wenton on made me eulogies euloglt for my m performance performancewhich prormance prormancewhich which was Ia a great succeas succeasAnd SUCCe And now at tho last minute when hen the thecompany theoompny company haa ha been bn disbanded disbnded because bause some someof re reoC oompny of the artists artets would not appear appoand and she shewaa RheW waa W one on of them therllho she offers ole to sing at tho thoMetropolitan thoMetroplt Metropolitan Opera Mouse HouseI Metroplt 1 said sd to Mme TenesklLussiof TenekiLuier and ad she shesaid shesaid said to Mme Brossler Bresier and uld we all said to toone toone one another No wo can get along 01 with without vlh vlhout out her And wo will willIt wi It I was Ia not yet vet apparent apparnt why Mme Brew Bller Bller8hould ler lershould should also alo have refused to slug Ing with tier tiersister liar811tor 811tor sister soprano sopranoIs sopranoMIs MIs Is It to bo permitted permited nhe Ihe asked aske TUB TUB0N TUBSUN SUN 0N reporter rportr that colleagues coleaguC should slluld orltl orltllee crl clse lee one another In the journals Are thoro thorolot ther lot enough persons peOD to do that that And Is Isot Isnot not ot the public publo to judge of what hat the artist artistFOR nrUlt nrUltFOR FOR THE CONNOISSEUR CONNOISSEURPALL CONNOISSEURPALL PALL MALL MALLLONDON LONDON CIGARETTES CIGARETTESA CIQARETE8 CIQARETE8A A most ran rr and ad delirious d l dou bltnd bltndof blnJof of Eastern Eater Tobaccos Tobacs I can do I have never nevtr known such wicked wickedness wlckednCsln ness nCsln In my life lifeMme Mme Jme Brwslers Br lre lreJme slers tone was wa not conclusive conclusivehowever concluive concluivehowever however and the reporter rportlr waited waitedWhen wated watedWhen When I pavcf my consent to sing at lt thi thibenefit tho thobenefit benefit che he Javcmv nad end Mtt it was wa agreed agr tha thaCarmen tat tatCarmen Carmen would bo the opera That wai waichanged W Wchange changed however and it was decided decld t tgive to toglye give change a concert cncert with a scene scne from frm Orfeo OrfeoThen Ore Then Thei Mme Ime Guinchan Oulnchal sent Ilnt word wor to thicommittee thi thocommiteI commiteI committee that she would not sing unlesi unlesiShe unle8sshe she wero alo alowed to appea In cstume cstumeShe She said that Mr Conrigd Conril would not allow allovany any operatic pcenen pcnM anyhow an a ho nrofprnn nrofprnna nrfprnl nrfprnloncert a 1 concert opertc I saw SW him and he told me tha thathe that thatthe the scenery snery was there So I told the com committee cm cmmittee mittee that I would not sing Inl if MmoGulnchai InImoOulnchaudid MmoGulnchaidid did I shall shalslng1 sine as will wi MmeTeneskiLuB Imp1encklLu8lez ie ieand and Mile Mie Iaokbiers laokblel She is a young lad ladof lady ladyoC of talent who has hl already alredy mode mae a nami namifor nao naofor for herself hencf OH I an artist artst It I Is just that sh shshould she sheshould should sing slnl And the has hI no husband husbad t tprotect to toprotect protect her herTlie herThe The door closed c0ed and the strains of Glucki Gluckiduet Ouckl duet dlet penetrated tho hallway halway Mme Jme Guin Guinclian Guinchan chan pnetrtl waa not to bo hOseen seen No word could couldbe couldbe be got Wi from the thOlady lady who has ha not wor appeared appearedonce appored apporedonc once with the company After Afer a while whileMmo whie whiea onc compny a f mlnlne emaryased down the step Mme Guinchan she said asks lk onl onlwhy only onlywhy why she an artist artlt should s ould not be b allowe alloweto alowo to sing for thp sake of the colleagues cleaguos wit witwhomshe wih wihwhomshe whomshe has been for four months month L Lthere I there thtre a star now in tho troupe who dictates dictatesTho dicte Tho emissary yanked troup her head he vicious viciousin vol uly ulyIn Theemlar in thodirection direion of Mme Breesiers BrMlors apart apartranean Dlert th 118 sho ped dow Into the sU ap ter terrantan ranean regions from which there arose arosealready aroe aroealrody rantan already alrody rtron evidences efdencC of dinner She had hadnothing hadnothing nothing more maIo to say 8Y 8YJlme Mme Jlme Guinchan Ouincbl In 11 not to sing tonight tonightThe tonaht tonahtThe The programme will il include the prologue prologueto prloge prloget to I prJrmme Paglioccl to be sunR Ing by M Lbret Lbretthe Labriet Labrietthe the t prayer from frm Der Freischfltz Frel8h tz Alms AlmsTencsklLussle Jme JmeTenosklIusshr TencsklLussle air ar from frm La L Rol de deLahore deLahore Lahore eM M Montfort Ah font forl e lui luiMme luiIme Mme MikaellyDuperret IkaelJlpret and arias aa by byMM byMY MM Gauthler Lussioz LI8lez Ayrot and Garoute Garoutewho Garouteho who ho will il also al1 sing Ilnp the trio from trm William WilliamToll Wllam I Toll The third thlr act of Orfeo Orro will wi be besung beIlnp Tel sung by Mmes BressfcrJlanoli BrererWanol Pack Packblors Pak I Ibiers biers Ilnp and Domenthe DomentheThe DOUlnthe I IThe The prices of Heats will il bo the name as asprevail 8 prevail preal at the Sunday Sldy concerts concert The best bestplaces bostple places ple cost SIo 150 There have already aly been beenmany beenmany many advance aaale orders and Treasurer Trosure John JohnBull TohnBul Bull sold Id nt the orerR Metropolitan Metropoltan that there therewere thef were Bul indications Indiations that the audience Rudlece would wouldbelnree 1 1be belnree belnreeTho be lRrlc lRrlcTho Tho men wlO W arp now nol blaming blamlnp M MVoraudo MYrrando Voraudo Yrrando for not wanting wantinF all a benefit bef said saidhl sid sidhi hl representative e yesterday are the per persons rcprell tul pr prne sons ne who compelled camrlld the company to close 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shares ahort mar mayUjdU ns nsI I be used for the t purpose of acquiring I the usseti ussetiarid 4 arid UjdU business IJ of r The rrlg Leather r Manufacturers gl I rUr Xa XaLeatner N NI I ItoDel lJanIc of Sew York pr IV the e end I thai t Tbe TbeI I Leatner r p Manufaeturera n I r pralln National alln Hank r k kI of New NewYork J JYork ew ewI I York may be consolidated with wih this bank j ond ondI nd I 100000 of sncbadditional sleb such beoolldaled additOnal ddItIonat capital capitl stock stckcolhlnr stckcolhlnror consisting eonaliilngef I ef 110 4600 LEO e share bare shall aba aiI tie offered olered for subscription aUbs suiicriitIo rpUol at atuld atIbe atd d lbs prca price 01 ptr per l1e sh5re hre t totbr tbe sockholde toclho1dey5 01 01Id ofI I uld Id The Tie LeatherManufacturers Ltber Lether lalufcturrs taruscturers National Natol Bank Bankof Dalk hankof of New York to the lle extentof Cllent 01 fifteen Olleel per cent of oftheir 01Ibelr oftheit their holdingsIf bodlli1 bidings if exchanged xchared for stock aIck of this bank banktad bnk bnkgs8Tnr bankand tad Vie remalnderof olhsr of such Increased I lncressedcspltat capital I stock stockccnslitlng atocict fbke fbketoclol t consisting gs8Tnr of H4W 37 4 sMrca sbill g be offered to the theteckhomers tbestockiiotdera teckhomers ers of this tbl tank 1ank for subscription subscnplon to the theextent IbeUt11 tbeI I extent Ut11 toclol of fifteen nleelpr per cent nt of thelrrespectlvehold thelrrespectlveholdInfs Ihelr their rupclve resreettve hold holdInruu holdI I Infs Inruu lnn ns thesame the Mme are of If record nt 11 the Uornsoolbuslea thectoneofbustnea thectoneofbustneaI close of business businesson I on D the 12th tb flay ila of f March 1004 aviheprlceof M the priceof par parpcrshare parnisre gr grIs Is T J ofJf f ftr pcrshare nisre 21 TovoteuponrejoluttonsnuthorUIng TovoteuponrejoluttonsnuthorUIngand To vte r 11000 resolutions I sUthoTtclng I and 111 approving ipprovinrof pprVnAol of the tIi purotmn 1rolhY hy ti thUbsnkof tl nkof the theosseta Ue UeMel 1 osseta Mel ana na nusmess nU lnM ol The Leather Manufacturers ManufacturersNational Manultur Manulturlolal 1 National lolal Bankrof 1lk101 New cs York as the thIame same shall shallppear abAI shallsppcar ppear appea upon U l the Ile books ot the Ihld mid td bank b n1 at the thetime thelme I time lme of olb ofthe the merger me er 131 3 Tonrovldethntthe ro nrovlde Ih thIthe t the Articles Articlesrt Anlce rt Association soda ot this tis bank bal1 ihillbe JtitIi l be b amended eldd so sothat aoIha sothat lon r a that Iha ihe Ih Hoard of Directors Drecto shall sll consist conalt or not notlets nolJeu notI I lets than fifteen nie nor more thin twentyfive Dlree Dlreetor Dlrcrj DtrrcI I tor IOTL as s from tlms to time mo Ihi bylaws by tswi may s preI pre prewrite I write rj nnd on to provide for additional d lgISe lgISes officers of n nalkt the thetankand thetank tankand tank alkt and In the lie event that thlle the Articles Aticle Arlclesof of 0 Asso Association A Aflalonahol Aaolation flalonahol ciation ao shall he sonmended so mended ana aldlhe the Board nnoe of Direc DirectorsIncreased Dlrclar Dlrector torsIncreased lar tor Incruse then tn to elrct elel Hoard of Directors DirectorsIn Drctor In accordance aecolanc aeeorcancowis ttiti 11 sucu araenlment1 areI1ment 14 I And AI I In II the event that Itt said capital aplaJ stock shall hal finally CnaY I be beIncreased beInceae belncrese4 Increased Inceae to taOCOooo 100 by the Issue Lue of 40000 10 4O addi additional addllona addtIlonal tional lona shares bare each ach of the par value of OLSU 325 S then tbel to toauthorize togI toeulborlze authorize the e use ofsuch additional snares sflarvaof a of stock stockexcept stockZeept except gI such aunt oi is will n equal fifteen grl grla per oJr cent of ofthe oflbs i iIbe the present capital of thlM Ih till bankIn bank II In such man manner mal manrer ner as prreotuJlal the Board of o Directors c may find flndfor expedient expedientnf W for acquirine q the ftt3otS R and nf r UV busineM ls no nosleI of sleI sleIr5ff t the Mt4 Mt4The J JThe The Leatatr JUanufacturerV I National or Dank of ofNew ofCW New CW York r5ff 15 For the further i r purpose of malrtng malrtngfuch mnginch I inch allowance alowane or adjustment of compensation compensationof compenlalon compenlalonor or nlale 5111153 to te eomreo oremploru or empioyes ollbla of this banle banlef banicdma dma be deerted expedirnt nd Tor t the ezpense pe pef I of f carrying rr elbld this consolidation l ho hondI ndI Into effect t And Andgenerally Andgenerally generally to vote upon t any and nd all I propositions propositionsIn I In f fl connection 111 with tt the npr proposed s3 consolidation 0 n I and andmerger admerger J Jmeter merger meter and the Increase IlcreM In the capitalization capitalizationthe capilallatol the amendments n In 1 the Article of Association Associationsnd snd the gee Issue of f the proposed ero Je1 Increased n u rc rcI capital capitalstock I i iW I stock as shall be necessary e In it lglrdi order to earn Into Intoeffect in inrtfect effect W the proposed consolidation ld and dlom merger r and andthe andthe n nthe the acquisition agulsilol btf bJ thIs bank blnk bon at the lh assets and Sd busi business businI bustt1e ness nI t1e of or The h6 Leather tbr Manufacturer National nto aIUanl Hank Hankt t t New York YorkThe YorkThe YorkThe The ieI transferhooks IralSfer Ools ot this Ibi bank shall shal be b closed closedfrom cload cloadfom closedfrom from fom three P II I March lcbl 12 iDol 10 to 011 ten A M April April1J ArUUI 1J UI UIThis 1904 1904This lO4This This meeting mllll Is authorized and called and this thiscotlce tblsrotcc tillsnotice notice rotcc Is given Ilvn by b order of the Board Bar of Directors DirectorsANDREIV Dlrrclor plrctorsANDRM ANDREIV AWRII orr A I KXOWLES I OWLES Cashier CashierTHE CalillarTUE bl blTnI THE TnI PITTSBURGH PIT lRcn CINCINNATI CI CI ATr CHICAGO CHICAGOA C1CMO C1CMOST A ST LOUIS LOlrS KAIL nALW RAILWAY WAY l TO TONOTICE rooNOTICE 0 0xoricr NOTICE NOTICEPittsburgh NOTICEP1tbunbla xoricrPtttsburb Pittsburgh Pa March 151004 151004The 110 12 1004 1004The The Th annual anlusl meeting teetn P1tbunbla of ollb the stockholders atockboldr nf o THE THEPITTSBURGH TE TEPITDURGH ThEPIT13U8GT PITTSBURGH PITDURGH CINCINNATI CIXCI rAI CH1CAOO 4 6 ST STLOUJS S STLOUIS LOUIS RAILWAY CQMIWNV CINY will wIl he held at the theprincipal Iheprlncp SiteprinelpU principal prlncp ofhce olc of tile Ib Company C COitisit In the City CI of atPltburcb ofPlttburgb mJsut Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Ptnna on onTUESDAY onTVESUA onTUESI5At Pltburcb Jalll TUESDAY Y APRIL APRi 15 I iDOl 1001a 101 101AI iDOlat a AI at eleven oclock OclDk A M for the purpose purosr of recejv recejvIng rc rcI recciIn In Ing tile annual 1 report p for lOw electing electlo three dl dlservlce dlrectors rectors I Se 1 to sccCCd g e a rIW like J flumier b whoSe el ienitnf ienitnfservice r rfnlcc service Mplfes xplh on lhat date ansi snc transacting tanCerscl tranersthrsucil tranersthrsucilother such suchother meeting other meetingIhr business USIItMma as a may rta properly prp rl come c me beforethe beforethernfetlng beloreIhe beloreIheThe heorethemeeting fn The transfer trMs r books bk will i be closed dOed Saturday starch starchM llarcbad Diarcitand M and ad reopened reopeed on Wednesday Vednesd April 13 11A 1004 1004S I S 1 B Th LIO LICGr LlCGtTl lfTT Secremrv SecremrvTHE SereIT SeeretsrvTHE I ITHE THE ANNUALAIEEVINO AL1CCIXI pf II the Stockholders SlockholUersof Slockhol er of the Monls Canal C aid llanltlnff k kNo Corppsny will willbe wIitbe bhr1 eC be hell snhe at lbs e prlnelpsromeo prlnclpel I oiflts of of that I Coropsny Corepan Corepano No o 543 2 Washington Street Jersey JyClJ JerseyCtti city NJ N 1 J on onMonday onMonday n nt1g Monday April 4th I IB04 at 15 oclock o noon for the theif t1g 1 g kg rtlectIo5 tp of five tSirectors JI al of Class co 4 whose whoseL rh s sgl L IT1 Of if otnc will 11 then expire for the election electionIwo l I I Ito gl g XSItwo Iwo Directorsof r Class No 5 to fill vacancies vacanciesfor a for to the election Iclon of one Director ot Class Clal No 2 to tofill toIli i fill a vacancyend a also a for o the transaction I of such suchother acbother lhr ol Iba geoAI other business as g as may come before the stock stockholders Stocktclders I Ihol4er holders holdersThe hol4er tcldersThe oclock The polls loll P M willbe 11b open orel from lrm I oclock oclok oclocknoon noon nOI i iD to Ip I 1oclock Ioclock Ioclock D 1 G IIAIBD nAID Secretary SecretaryTHE Seeretariflr eln elnTlr THE Tlr PEXNSVLVANiA PCX SYLAIA RAILROAD COMPANY COMPANYGeneral COMPA COMrAYcenerei Y YGlt1 General Glt1 Office Orce Kroad froad Street Ste Slaflou SlaflouPhiladelphia Sl SiftooPhiladelphia f u urhladiIphla Philadelphia rhladiIphla 1st I I Mach March 1 ITbe l904 l904The A AThe The ANNUAL ELECTION IECIOX ICTiO of t IhLComal this his Company will willbe wIllhe he hell on onTln TlESUAY IAY the twentysecond Iwcnl f ad day daYDI daYDIMarch of ofMarch ofMarch U March 1904 19 at 1 Its I C ieneral Dral Oltlpe o lt Hread Hrold Street StreetStation 1trH 1trHItatcn Streetiatlon Station Itatcn iatlon Philadelphia P lladephla Pennsylvania rnnsyhall between bewn the ti sitehours hours of ten le ticloelc tcock A M and six L Ln oclock orlO I 1 rfv rfvStstlon rf M 4 for the election elctol of three Directors Drtclo to 10sn serve for the theterra tieterns terra len of four years tars to succeed those ttose whose wbo term termwill lrm termwill tle tlelen will 1 expire with wlh said election electionLEWIS eleetlopLlVlS I LEWIS VEILSON EILK secretary secretaryTHE SCretar SecretaryTHE I ITnENORTn THE TnENORTn NORTH OlIVER nnEn RAILWAY RAlrWA The Annual Meetjnt Mln Metlrs of the II lii stockholders lokhnh1u of The TheNorth 1 PitsSortb i iorlh North orlh River Hrr Railway Rat will he h hrldMbnday held Ibnda April AprilII I 4 II 1RM I at 3 oclock P M at 57S 1 Broadway AIr1 3ew e eork ew ewI York I ork City C1 cio iO W COYNE COYNP Iroadwar Secretary SecretaryDIVIDENDS Srrla SrrlamvDESnS SecretaryDIVIDENDS DIVIDENDS mvDESnS AND ISTim 1TKftES1MOETIIER4 INTKtlEST INTKtlESTMO1THERN r r10tUER MO1THERN 10tUER RAILWAY COMPANY COMPATJiroadway 80 8 Uioadway lroada New ew York Yok Mmcti Mar 11 1904 1I A niVIDEM IJII I UK I IF TWO AM A J ONEHALF I P PEn CENT 2WW 2 2W outV out of f arcuniulated Ircnllld Income has ba this 111 thisday day been declared dllad on onth the PnEKEKHEU STOCKof STOCKoftile Ibo Company Comn payable Jabl AprilIN IrlIM 1004 lo to Mockhold Mockholdtr lTCKol Klhold KlholdI tr I r of rrcord at t the close nf business hu ln Uarrh aIt 25 581WM I 1WM 1WMThe 10 10f The Th preferred stock 5lok transfer Irlller books bools will 1 close clo at atIZ atI atOIocI f IZ I oclock ocok rt Ion rOofl on on Saturday faurday March Marh Jd1004 2 e I 1004 and andwill ad andsill I will sill reopen rlpn al 10 oclock A it t on Monday MOlday Ar ArId AprU AprUI Id I IWM 10 It I I J LANKFOHD KFORU Sccretani Sccretani23ftsJlsireet Serreta Serreta1I 23ftsJlsireet 23 1I ltl YewVork ew w York March Marh 111904 110 110pr 11 1904 The transfer hooks h of the Voting otIn I Trustees for Preferred pr e s btoek 1 1h Trust Certificates rWc o of the 1 tb southern h hnalwa Railway nalwa Co WHICH 1mCI HAVE JAtC ASSENTED ASPSTEI TO T THE KXTEVSION XqiWUltpNTOrAUGUST Wm REfbDINT OF AUGUS AUGUST 17 1W5 1W5rt 19 1502wCl I wCl 11 coso clono at 11 1Doelock oclok rurOt noon 01 on Saturday March Marche Iarb I rt I e IDOl and will 11 reopen at t 10 IOoeiock oclock orlok A M on Mon MOi MoOApril d d6 y April Aflllt ts toot 1901On tooton On April Id 1 11m IIXVI the tleVolnl Voting Trustees TralrM will 1 he heprepared heIrlre heprepttd prepared Irlre to distribute dllrbute the Ih above dividend rlldlcol dividenlof of TWO TWOAN TWOI TWOAXIs AN AXIs I ONEHALP PER CENT 3ini iY when whel re rereived rereld rereied reived by b them amour the parties plrls IS entitled et t1 le thereto theretoas tberetrs as same appear of record on their boobs boks when whenclosed whenclosed b1 b1J closed rs rsarW as arW above aboveJ J 1 P MORGAN L CO COf f I Aient AenU for Voting oUnl Tenets TUee TUeeiGt TenetstrrItEtH 01 iGt trrItEtH orE HEIM EI EXPLORATION CO COIB CO1roida CO71ltfOzdwar 71ltfOzdwar 1roida New Vork ork llr Marco 1 15 10 1904 DIle tIt1DbXO t O A Alb 5tile IB tile Dlreotors 1rtclor of the Guegenhelra Gucrenhelm Exploration Explorationrusrtcrlydiv Exploraton Exploratonompal Explorationorttpan ompal orttpan han Ibl Slits SlaT ar rrIHe declrecl a quanerlr rusrtcrlydiv rusrtcrlydivRS 1 1den

den dend 01 OiY tN AD TIR1eQUAR1YRS TI1RFEQIJARTFRS RS OJ l i iKK tsElS trK sElS KK CUNT C I tjpon IpOI the th Full Ful PaldCaplUl Paid Cpl11 Capital Stock Siocl ot the Company Corans payable p sable April Aprl 8th 1M4 II to stock SIc SIcrI1m holders rI1m ot I recofd rec0d r at three oclock ocock In the tb afternoon afternoonof Mlemcnl Mlemcnlr of I March JSd 1004 1004Too Too booKs for the transfer f of the stoelr of the tileomliaflr rompiny r omliaflr Wg win I 1 close rt at three m oclock I klr In the It i afternoon afternoonS I S ot Marcn la 1 21 M inoi and 1M reopen Anrtl ADrl Slit lit 1904 WILLIAM II t ILLIAM rol1 W V PORTER 10RTERtrean 10RTERtreanrrRoIljmrii Secretary SecretarynBrrnorr SecretarTmtntrn 11 o nBrrnorr rrRoIljmrii UNITED RAILWAY RAILWAYC L1 A y C Drtrolt Mleh 1leh Vnrch arch IB IPOI IWtfluarltrbdlldlt A quarterly fluarltrbdlldlt dividend of ONE ola OS PER CENT CESTon CthT on I II I the Itt capita eapllAFalocl stock of thli Conpany COPIS has ha teen de declared declued d ddared clued rin paiI1t lrabl hte M MI Mty r 21 2 SP tOil W Checks will wi be b mailed mailedto mal d I to siotkhcildcrk atoekbol er of record payable at the ol olof om ofl1e ofl1eof e eor of Dean len Van rortlandt nrlanrl Co e New 5 e ew York I ITranslc Transfer bqpks ho a will 1 be closed from Saturday I April Irl 10 mi clf IIt M 15 t oclock ocllk nnon non until faturdar Tuesday unti Tea May DIe h 8 IffM 11 flt4 at 10 100eIOk lOoclook oclock A 5 M MII MCL 1 I IRUSSEl CL II KUSSEL Treasurer TreasurerAMUICAX TreasurerAfttlCAN i iA AMUICAX A mCA TELEPHONE TFLEII AND i TICIECiRAPII TIEl APnCOIPANT COMPANT X IHvldfniVI JUIdn 1 One fin ins and an1 a Half nai Dollars Dolar per shsre shsrejrtii sbaa jrtii 11 1II b be r pj TISIl M an n Friday Frda April prl IS JI WM t 10 Mock Mockroldrrs AMI roldrrs toI1 of reeorl or at A th hits close clo of business on 01 Fri Fritnrllr Frilet let tnrllr tnrllrenhAI Wtrch enhAI is IDOl 1901Tie ttce Tie transfer trAfltrtsook books wlUhe wIlt be closed ff Scorn March Irm l 10 to I April Prrlolbolb prfl 2 l niDoth r days da I Included Inu includedltLIAM WILLIAM n DRIVER e Treasurer TreasurerleW n Trtasurr DRJYR Nfw St leW YorV YO lOCk Msrch IA n Ir I f 1901 1901IVTRRNATIONAL 101 101r 15011NT1flNATIIAL IVTRRNATIONAL r rRATI U HKRCANTILE mmCATrLI MARINE MARINEi 3ARE i CO COIPS1 COIPS1Upo M PA N1 Coupons Upo duepfll 11t due jII prll tat IW4 11 from lrm the Ih 4Ht 4i O Mort Mortrare 1on Mortrare rare rae and Collateral Clatral Trust Trll Gold nond of 41 this IhlsCom IhlsComrnl Com ComMiitatlon Cornpany rnl pany will 1 he paid d on and after that stale 1 upon pze Miitatlon I at the office g d1 of Mrurs 1 4 t P J Moran Z A I 4 Co 0 n J1c leaesiC c V genls eI M 2 2 Wall Wal street Rlret New N York P1 City Olyv CI CIr TAS S SWABTZ Treasurer v Nen r en v YoiVi YOtf March jl i rciA rciAri IAS 57nd ri Wk Wkmirat 1DO4Theat RT Trturr Trturrlelt mirat lelt nuric n J B Bujtirlg for i I Cent CentII CmtI II I wasannounced WI wa8announce 1 yesterday that tia the theHiiladelphln theP1illadelphk lnrounce yeterlY tat te teIJlbdelph Hiiladelphln IJlbdelph hL lines lr s Including In udinl the the Pennsylva Pennsylvania PennyJa PennyJahln I nia and the Lehi Lhlgb Lehlg1 Valley Vlley had hi d rnade tade ade another anotherout out rul of t t of 1 tCont cent In th thA rates between anoter anoterrul lwen lwenIIle1 BuffaS IIle1 end ad Phitddelohla PIfdelphla jrc Ir pursuance p iuanc rauance of ofiiepollcy oftse 11 tse iiepollcy polc policy of maintaining mldntllnlnp a 1 differential diferental on pnI n I Philadelphia PhlRdelhla businoBB bllnol Thn now ne rates rateswhich ratE rateiwhich which hlch take Ilk offetft ore on March MITh 26 nffcct nIc only onlywheat onlywhet onlywhe3t wheat and Ind barley other commodities commoite being belnl left ns 11 they are The new rate rnte on wheat wheatwill wheatwiil helt heltwi will wi be live fve bushels bUlhels for or a cent I and rd on barley brley I len en n btinheU bUlhel for a I cent It I l II tS understood understoodnat undeft understoodt5lt nat as IR yoon cOOfl on as a a the IhtereUt Inttlttfi Commerce Crmerc o I ComRilwloneMrinnounce Cimrl1l ner annunce tholr Intention Intentnn to toi tolit i lit It as n boflrd bOt of arbitration bllmtnn on the differ dlfTerenllrJ dUferentr1 differcrntlrl enllrJ entr1 situation iuton the te New NI York and Phila Pla I delphia delphls basis bals basic1L lines Jln will 1 renter r tor rate mt to t their old ol 1L 11 4 1 T I iiil IA7oiiii7o4L IA7oiiii7o4LIt X oii VMP1 L LJ It Lfl J 0 0C o 0 0Ill Uquidatrfjninth Ill 41 liIQn n et Wclc k mrketC marketSof ktor Urgjsr UrgjsrvdlimeihBnha Lrpr LrprvoIU1rfhlnhpn lArger lArgervolt1ns vdlimeihBnha volt1ns t nn hasHe4m r eenWUne sylinraited ed d at anyother anyothersessionof anyotle anyotlellon Ct2yothfTsesalonof voIU1rfhlnhpn sessionof llon oCth the the1 8t Steck Btcck J kB E Exchange chase haiige since llc suco ihe iheupward 110upwnrdrnostrnent he hepnr upward upwnrdrnostrnent pnr moVement m vement In prices prlos began bgan1 a week weekago wek wekago weokagop ago iijade nae ItsaprJearance le hR appearaceldayaI4 apiearaXiCe today andtem andtempornril nd tem tempCrnrl ternportiril pornril pCrnrl atleastthjs atIM t tls I kilt liquidation lquldaion 11quIdaiIoncaa was 1 greater greaterthan greaterIhan greaterthan than was WlS as the th absorbing aborblng power of ofhe the mar market market ket The ho sellingsfteroed 1jlngijem selling eemed r to be b lbsd based on onno onnOfu onno no nOfu essential lal changrtjn chagt n the general e raf flnahclal flnahclalsittialjon fnacal fnacalIltllilon flnaclalaittiallon sittialjon Iltllilon but bIl rather rlher upon consideration considerationfrtirn cnslderllon cnslderllonrrn onideltI0nfrni frtirn rrn n trading Hiding and ad speculative sl1lve point of ofvie oflIl ofioik vie lIl ioik of the thl lolent rise ris In prices prceslhat that the themarkot themarkot thetuarkot markot has hal eporlcned porlcn r within wlhln a short shortpac fhort fhortPO shortspace space pac PO of time without wlhout any Ilyrecton reaction worthy worthyof wor woriiyofthenhrne hy hyof of thenAme thenl A Adotiine decline delne In prices prce8 has hs been beenIn ben benIn beenin In slow flow progression pro resslon lon ever everaince since Inc the closing closingweek closingweek closingweek week pf pCJaiuiry January prore wilhln w h1 one business week weekover weekoer weekover over half hal rf tf lh iIs I decline delne has ha been bn rcoverl recovered recoveredSome recoveredSortie Some Sme of the he mere aolve a Ive stocks tock have In the thecourse thec0ii theCOIIISe course c0ii of the Ihl rally ralv risen rsn from 5 to 7 points pointswtlhoiit pclntst iciitswtl wtlhoiit wtl t hout Olt an alnlerv anitervein intervenlngpause lngp8UA paUse The he market marketoperiecl marKt marKtoptn marketopened opened optn teday at prices pnes well wel above ab the Ihela last lastfigures la8t11giire t tfgureS for a atime atme alime figures fgureS of Saturday Sturday held steadily Fteadly time tme advanced aanced and fell Cel back bck again aga to theopningure the theopening theopeninggureeand opening openinggureeand figure and andthenln Ihen in Ihe afternoon afternoonsharply nteroon nteroonply afternoonsharply sharply opningure ply declined declned Speculators Speulatorl for the fall falldid fal falldid did cld not as I a rule care to Indulge In their theirfavorite IherCacrle theirfac favorite Cacrle fac rite operation because bAUf mimerciis mimerciisperiods nlmeroUI nlmeroUIperoqs ntimeroiisp01104 periods cfhesilntion d hesiletion In the market mrket last lastweek lastweek lastweek peroqs week were were found lo be deceptive d jple in their theirindications theirInllcnlons theirInrilcatfons indications Inllcnlons that the market was losing losingground lOling lOlinggrQun losinggrsind ground Nevertheless NelerlhQloF the I A bear b traders tradersmustered tradermuslpred tradersmtistered mustered muslpred tip lp up courage before roe the ojose cose QJe of ofbusiness ofbu ofbusiness business bu lneN today t day and ard sold ulccks Icokl rather ratherfreely rAlherfrely ratherfreely freely frely The T United States Stat s Steel stocks stockswere stck stckere stockswere were ere perhaps heavier than any others othersand othel otheland othersand and selling Relng of these tbee t8u6laBely isauea largely by 1ycm 1ycmmbll com commission cornmisIon mission mbll n houses hot s having hlvlng wire ire connections connectionswith onl clonl with cities cleno knowna A centres cntre of the Iron Ironand Iln Ilnad ir n nan and ad an i steel It el trade probably prbbly had as much mucheffect muchPte muchsifect effect values Pte as I any other one 01 cause cu e In depressing depressingvalues depre Blg Blgvalue There Tere was a8 no news regarding the th iron ironHndsteel IronRnd ironand Hndsteel and flrel steel trade or any ilY other matter In which whichthe whichthe whichthe the stock ftock market could cuM take legitimate legitimateInterest legitiate legitiateInlerllt legitimateintoret Interest Inlerllt that coultireosonablybe cOuH reonablybeprllct reonablybeprllcttoday reasonablybepredicate predicated predicatedtoday i itoday today as aSlcountng accounting sic ounting for the markets marketsweakness markelcakn marketsweakness weakness cakn I The Te general impression cer certainly cr crtalnly certalnly talnly Is that Ilnt the statement of earnings earningsfor amlngsfor for tie tecurent the current quarter qurer which whic will wi be fur furnished Curnlshfd furlshed nished nlshfd by the thE Steel corporation cororaton within a acouple acoupleOf couple coupleOf of f weeks will wllnt not be a very ver brilliant brilliantone brlsn brlsnone one but thereore theare those tboseon on the other hand handwho handwho who maintain that1 the showing will wi be bemuchbetter bemuc bemuch muchbetter muc much beter better thanis than Is expected exte The Te im impression 1 LenpreaIon pression pre lon also generally ge eralY prevails preals that tat the thedividend tbedividend thedividend dividend declared dllae on the United Unit States StatesSteelpreferred StataHlelpreCere StatesSteel Steelpreferred HlelpreCere Steel preferred shares hare will wi be at the usual usul 7 per cent n rtt rte rtte London was a buyer of ofstockshere oCtokhereona ofstoeksjsereona stockshere stoeksjsereona tokhereona ona fairly fairlylarge large arge scale Bele although althoughconsols alhough alhoughconsol althoughoonsots consol and andthe the general generl lit l t of securities securitieson securitiesonthe on onthe the London Stock Stok Exchansewere Exchunleereweker ExchunleerewekerT Exchangewerewtker ExchangewerewtkerTie weaker weakerThe The T adop drop In IrcoIOlswl consolswas said sid to be due to tosales toMl tosalei sales Ml of othes these funds by those toe who held heldthem heldUlem heldthem them for the thepuro8 purpose of obtaining obtainin money moneywith moneywith moneywith with which to subscribe to the e new ne Irish Irishland Irh IrhIlnd Irishland land Ilnd loan just UI announced Inroui and this ex explanation exI cxplanation planation planaton isvery Is Vtr very plausible plat pla lble inasmuch Inasuc as asthe al asthe the te Irish Irlh loan 10nt ispractically practJcalya a Government GovernmentIssue Goverent Goverentl6ue Governmentissue I Issue l6ue and its ts yield Yleldtote tothe Investor Invftor Is more moreInviting moreInv moreinviting Inviting Inv tlrgth thanthat th n uth haf f of consols at their teir cur current current I rent quotation Thn Th day d y on the Cotton CottonExchange Cot CottonExchange Ion IonExchange Exchange passed PFed without occurences ocurence of ofunfavorable oCI ofunfavorable I unfavorable nature n ure common comon judgment judgmentas as to to the te recent rent failure talre of the bull leader leaderhere leaderthere ead8rtlerpbelng here tlerpbelng being that the failure Calure was wa unforced unforcedand untorc unforcedand and repre5erit repr l d the ttpplre desire of tlls this 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incSurplus InrSurplus 112543 112543Surplus Surplus 503908 IlOl M37S2 S Inc H6 H6TOLIDO IM IMTOLIrDO 125TOLLDO TOLIDO IUILWATS AND UQBT UQBTThe LlORTTh UGOTThe The Th Toledo Railways and Light Company reports reportsfor reporlfor reportsfor for February brua 1904 1003 Chances OiangttCross Chan ChancesIross es esOross Cross earnings earnings1124037 1124037 11ISH8 Inc l 1IMA 1IMAQper 544859Qper Mf MfOper Qper exp 0 taxes 71951 I 81114 I Inc InrNeleamlnrs 10837 10837Nerearnlngs 10837Neteazflittgs Nerearnlngs 32088 S403l Dec TlT948 TlT948Charges 11918 11918Cbri 1948 1948Charges Cbri Charges 41590 39664 Inc 206 206Surplus 2026urplun 02e 02e1sllrplu Surplus urplun 110490 i 10495 oo Si 114470 70 Dec 13974 13974CnlClOO 374C i icineoo CnlClOO cineoo C tCAOO ORRAT WEBT1BN WEBT1BNThe WERT1R1I1Ie WE5ILlUThe The Chicago Oral rrat Western r lern Railway Kallwayc Company Comnyreport Companyreports report for the I ii months ended Dec c 31 1903 1903 1002 Changes ChangesGross Chan ChancsOmsa t toioss Gross earnings earniags1461903 S446l903 3957010 Inc 504sM 304854ExpeOnas 504sMExpenses Io4 Io4Expel1fs Expenses 811 Llll0Ji O82 L 2784333 Inc 38iM 38iMNet I9IIOet Net 25 et t earnings Sl28l08l IiiMi Iti7268 i i M Inc 1108395 1108395Charges 1196395Cbarges j 8315 8315Cbarrs Charges and Int Inton In htton on deb stock 964080 9640 8W3S3 3 Inc T7 77630 nmRalance 77650Balance SO SOBalance Balance BalancePfd i3i7 317012 2S6803 63 3 Inc 1700 1700Pfd 3U08 30709Fig Pfd Fig A dlV dlVSarplUS 284310 2S43IO 2 254310Sarplus U10 U10Surplus SarplUS SarplUSPrfV 32703 11003 1893 t9931nc Inc 130700 130700Pre 530700PrCv 30700 307001M322 PrfV Pre surplus surplusTof 1M322 IM701 Inc 7621 7821To 7621Tot1 Tof To Tot1 l surplus iiM 109024 117694 M4 Inc J8i330 J8i330INDUSTRIAL 3IIaINDUSTRIAL 38330 INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS EARNINGSTbe EARNINGSTheOtls Tbe TheOtls e Otis Elevator Company reports for the lb year yeartndedDec yearended1 yearnded tndedDec nded e 31 1903 I INet 1903 1902 ChOnes ChOnesNet Net earnings t tPrefdlr 305031 I ID 9744410 io D nec aS 70353 70353Prefdiv SM Prefdlr Sperc 8per 6 per e 832870 1l 24829 U29 Inc 478411 478411Com 47641 47841Corn Com div 5 per c 127008 127000 127000Total 127000Total 127000Total Total dividendsWSBe70 dh1dends f4t 9em JU1I8S3 111835 Inc 47841 147841Balance 47841nlance 47841Balance Balance 1448378 i45378 887S tS fWS676 eS7S Dec 118197 118197Depreciation USIATnpreclatlon 118197Depreciation Depreciation 24A378 J6B67S Dec 1 13eclB07 13eclB07Surplus c 18197 18197Surplus 111197Surplus Surplus 2 S200000 i3 1300000 cOO Dec Si 1100000 1100000Prev 100dXJOPrer oo Prev Pre surplus ioooocn IOOO rooooo inc 800000 800000Total 300000Tolal 30000Total Total surplus tl200000 11000000 Inc 1200000 1200000SUnTREASVRY 2OO0f 2OO0fSUnTREASUR 300000SURTREASURY SUnTREASVRY TRANSACTIONS TRANSACTIONSSATURDAT TRtlS4CTIOSIATUItDAT SATURDAT SATURDATPaid IATUItDATPaId BATWIDATPaid Paid by b SubTreasury to banks banksPaid 181127000 181127000Pale 13327000Paid 3 27000 27000S7l8noo Paid by b banks to SubTreasury SubTreasuryLoss SubTreaau S7l8noo a71OC1JLo 37ISt1ILoss Loss Lo to banks on days darslrslIacllons transactions transactionsPaid transactions8324cr ooo oooBIIICJI BIIICJI Pltlnu WeT WeTPaid tSSTPaid Paid by SubTreasurj to banks banksPaid 7114000 71140007628om 71140C1JPaId Paid by bonks to SubTreasury SubTreasuryLoss Suh Treasury 7628om 7628omtSloo 782eomLos 7626001Loan Loss to banks banksLoss tSloolorrtom tSloo 512002is Loss to banks Allks same period last week 1 lorrtom lorrtomLhe 1MomIhe IYnEMc Lhe Stock iito k Market MarketMONDAT MarketMONDAY IarktMONDy MONDAY March March21 21 Receipts of beeves for two days darswe were 8434 8 head Including 42 cars for export alive 117 for slaugh slaughterers slaughterecs terers and 28 for the tbemariCell market making with 11h the thei th thalale thestale stale calli S2 cars on 5tle Prime heavy al alwer Steers were firm the Under grades SID slow to a shade lower bulla i steady fat cows strong and others alow to toeasier 10euler toeasier easier The yards were about cleared Medium Mediumstars to cbolc fleers sold at U64t1lo per 100 lbs lbsstags stars at t 44oas bulls nt M2Se4iO I extra bull bullat bullIt at I 46S cows at 100ftUM extra fat Ohio do at ats 47 4Th I ressr4 beef Blow at 614a514r 1C pr lb for 8Iflit deent 10 choice nIIo sides lIght I Western eslem beef beefat at 1 6 66e 1t8r Exports today non none tomorrow 620 6Obeevca bCe I 2tiO sheep and 4700 quarters cf heel IIecelpl of o ealYs s for two days were 414A 1411 head Including 1W for butchers and 4010 for the marker On heavy be beat receipts veals fell oft MO7Sc little calves calvesand calvesslId and nd barnyard stock about steady Mcad The Th pens were werenot werenot eft not no quite cleared Common to prime veals eals sold at t8tt 4L77 cs75 p Per r too Ibs choice lots early arll at 7004 tsfllitle Utlle tile calves ral s at 3B3M barnyard stock at ttsnc M City rdU dressed 4a veals lower 0r at t 7J4812C 7 12e per IbT IbTcountry lb lbRcelpl country dressed at eeioc Receipts of sheep and lambs for two days das were re 10W4 bead Including 8 cars for f r export alive 1I 22 33with for slaurhlrcra and 20 for Ib tile market maklllll with lth the Ib stale stock 22 cars on sale AlII Sheep were e steady Iud to I firm lambs opened fairly lalrl active but closed easier the Ib pens ens were cleared Poorest to best sheep sold at f360ft r per 100 lbs lambs at MOftMM clipped at iii 5 yearlings eartIngs at Wsn Wsn4t 1I C Dressed mutton steady tad 4t e 6ic r P per Ih elr rlresced ed lIIIbulow 31 litHIc RecIPla 01 hogs l for r two da days s were 12f IO bead udIn 41a4 1873 for the market PI1 Prices s lower lowerSOD gtaeStat Ig S Stats It boa were quoted quol d at S7teltto p per r SOD 80 lbs 0 c MP J J TRTOTT COMPANIES COMPANIESOhartered HPA1UE8u rJJ tPt rru u tt t1 r u r 4rt pnjtrv tj j r t tt ttCba I 1 Chartered Cba ere 1822 1822The 1822The 1822kThe The Earners Loan and Trust Company CompanyNOB NOB 161820 16 18 20 22 William Willi am St New York YorkCapital YorkOapital YorkOapital Oapital 1000000 1000000Undivided 1000000UndividedProflts 1000000UndividedProUts Undivided UndividedProflts Profits 7000000 7000000I I COMMERCIAL COMMERCIALCotton 01 EROIAL EROIALCotton Cotton Higher JIIlherLhcrpool Liverpool tnwcpectedly tnwcpectedlyStrong tnexpeotedJI LnepeotedJ1StronAotivo Strong StronrAotho Active IJnjInir fln1n There by the theContinent thoContinent theContinent I Continent Ep ECHlt pt and the Outside OutsideIubllcSpot outaldeIobllcSpot OutsideIubllcSpot IubllcSpot Interesti I Dnjtns Here HereInterior Herei hereinterior i Interior Receipts Rather LJberU LJberUGrain UberIJGraIn LibC11Grain Grain Easier EasierMONDAT El1slerIONDA1 EasierMoNDAY MoNDAY March Marchwas 21GiuixWheatSpot 21GiuixWheatSpotwas GII WheatSllot WheatSllotVu was dull and easy eIlB No sales No o 2 red rednew redne rednew new ne 1101 101 afloat for export exp rt choice 1104 1104No 104 104No 101No No I northern north rn Duluth to arrive 8c over overNew OerNew overNew New York May M y No 1 northern New York Yorkfie fie over The Northwestern N receipts were were6C6C8re 516 6C6C8re cars against 625 last lalitweek week and MO last lastyear lutear lastyear year ear Chicago Cblca o 29 cars aealnat a alnfl 16 last week and and291a6t 29 291a6t last year Futures closed X 30 to Mo oloer oloerSales lower lowerSales lowerSales Sales 4000000 bush Prices as asfoUowl asfoUowlOpen follows followsOp followsOpen Op Open n High low Clot Prit Pritniff Prcl4Q niff Cit lit ing no NtiM NtiMHay NIgllllay j9hi j9hiMay Hay II t314434 t314434July XX XXJuly DI 011 July 9ij o D2 1254 i 05n I ISeptember DI SlIt 92 lICIa 92 92September 02September September 84 84M M i iOats 82 8234 IUIH 80S 80SOllt 83Oats Oats were quiet and steady stead on the spot Sales Sales1I0C1J 14000 bush J 00 o B white 4tHc fIj c No No2 2 mixed 47Hc 47Hcl 47 474cDye c cnye nye was steady tr4d 100 2 t estm 6c c over Cblel Chlesgo ChlesgoMs iO iOI Ms l y c I f tlunalo Corn was 4S quiet on the spot spotfiles spotI spotSiles files Siles I aiOOO bush No 102 2 while old old MUci hR SRt4C c yellow yellowMe yellow34c eUow eUowiUc Me Futures closed cl lld ic c to l Jlic hIgher Sales SalesWnoo oleawrm Wnoo bush Prices as lollo lolloOptI follows followsOpen followsflpei Open High tout clb Clot LOS Fret FretIng PrtrMIt FreeSitg Ing fir 3 eSt Ing Vttml SIOUSlay VttmlMay May MIt Sfr 3814 e SSK M 67 W U t 67 67The 37The The following shows the grain movement movementNew mOemelllc movementSew New c York Hlteal Corn Oau Rut Barley BarleyReceipts lIarltlRecclpts flOrkVReceipts Receipts 61675 06650 O 50 17S00 120lp 120lprXporlS 12010rsporl 120Exports Exports 34577 102C2 515 51529000 616lIle 515Cluicego Cluicego CluicegoReceipts lIle lto ltoRcelplS Receipts 29000 203000 23JOOO I40M t4 81000 81000Shipments 111000Shlpmenl 5100Shipments Shipments 3700 9noo 3Mo J OOJ IODO 17000 17000IfliKMo 17000IfUl610 1700iWI IfliKMo IfliKMoShipment IfUl610Shipments iWI sIc sIcShipments Shipments IImo 6a 6aNew GM GMcw 500New New cw York stocks arc as a follows follo s s1IlOl 1904 1903 cnangtr cnangtrWheat coan2t1t Clta 0R55 0R55Wheat Wheat t 30U449 1259880 I m Bg Deo 9424 9424Corn 9424Corn m mOaU 1t i Corn 307103 60J3I6 Dec 18713 18713Oats 13713Oai Oats Oai 190404 350822 Inc 82234 82234Rye 1122jn 22234htye Rye n 2874 287 10849 Dee D e 22730 22730Barley Barley 31150S 85955 650 Nochange NochangeThe ochangeTile The visible supply Is as follows 10UosWheat 1904 1903 Changes ChfngnWheat ChangesWheat32824050 Wheat Wheat32824050 3292o000 d oo 4SOWOOO 45 000 Dec D m 471000 471000Corn 47100Corn OOo OOoC Corn C rn 9511000 10637000 Dec S58COO S58COOOSU OOO OSU 100WOOO 7182000 Dec 1 c 5000 5000Rve 5000Rye Rye 9j9000 995000 Dec 76000 76000Barley 76000Barley Barley 3698000 I 708000 70800012cc Dec 84000 84000Wheat 84000Wtit Wheat declined sharply owing mainly to further furthergood furthergood good rains lii the winter wheat belt and Improved Improvedcrop improvedcrop crop reports from that section Otherdepressing Otherdepressinglectors lectors were marked weakness at St Louis selling sellingat at Chicago for St Louis account disappointing disappointingEnglish disappointingrngllzh English cables reportsof reports of a falling on tn the de demand demand mand for fljur a sluggish cash trade bear bam bammertng hammering mertng sellhig on atop orders foreign selling sellingand antIlogand and a lack of support Covering of shorts checked checkedthe checkedthe the decline toward the close and caused a partial partialrally partialrally rally To some the market acts as If U had been beenoversold beenoversold oversold and a rally even If only temporary would wouldnot not be surprising Liverpool and London ad advanced advaxtced vanced lid but reacted and declined lid to J 44d 44dParis d dParis Paris advanced 10 lo IS centimes The visible visiblesupply visiblesupply supply decreaied of 471000 bush about what whathad whatbad had been expected The amount on passage In Increased Increased creased iMouo bUh 7 The worlds shipments shipmentswere t twere were BS02100 bushagalnst 8tf26t last week weekand neckand and 8407COO last year Primary receipts were were7SSOOO 7SSOOO buIlt against MOOOO last year yearCorn yearCons Corn was governed iliacot wholly by the flue fluetuatlons fluetuations tuatlons In wheat The shorta were the prtnclp prtnclpbuyers ptncipalbuyers t buyers Tne crop movement was moderate Cm Cmcago Colcago C01cago cago received IDS cars Including 3 of contract contractcraile contractgrade 0ntraetgrade grade Jrtmary receipts were49aOPO bush bustssgaitlst against 619000 a year ago The worlds shipments were were31M300 were31M300 were3I2ttoo 31M300 bush against 3380800 last week and 8710000 last year T Tcreased Tne amount on pasasee Sn SnCreased creased 1Oono bush bushbush Tflc vislbl5 decresaeu S000O S000Obush bush Oats fluctuated with corn The visible de decreased decreaacd creased 4000 bush Chicago received 2TO cars carsIncluainj carsIQctuUinr Incluainj 8 of contract graae graaeFLOUR graueILOUJtQUlet FLOUR ILOUJtQUlet Quiet and easy with wheat Sales 8000 hills Receipts 12127 bbls and 8790 sacks sacksi sacksexp3rts i exports 812 bbls and 41118 sacks Xvinter Vtntsr In Inbbls Inbbls bbls Superfine 13 No 2 extra S340ets70 S340ets70clears 340C537Oclears clears S4toal465 straights S480 I4805 t patents patentsS5isatl40 pteflts5ISfZV40 S5isatl40 Spring In bills Clears 410e 410C423 410C423stralients 42i 42istralitnts stralitnts 4SOa 450g1475 47S patents pateots585555 5a 5S5 Ityenour Ityenourl42iaS475 flyeflourCorrOsdSpot l42iaS475 l42iaS475COTTON COTTON CorrOsdSpot Spot cotum here was uaehsmred uaehsmredSales unehangedSales Sales 2777 2777baie bales for spinning and 000 delivered deliveredon on contracts Middling uplands I4j I4SOc c agaJusl agaJusllOOSc afalustl005c lOOSc last yean New Orleans and Golf 1474C 1474CMemphis I IagainSt againSt 1030c GilttOA declined 14c GtivestoS 15140 New Orleans 11440 SaerlrIll 1214c 1214cMemphIs MemphIs lZe Sales Ness Ortesos 450 hales halesMemphIs Memphis 2S The receipts todty were as flla 10113w 10113wLast rs rsLait Last Last LtlToday LastTodoW Today Vfik Year YtarPort YearPortreceipis Port Portreceipis receipts 7878 scar I4t 14394 14394Augusta 4 4Augusta 4Augusta Augusta 227 407 It 78 78Memphis 78Memphis 78MemphIs Memphis J117 3763 2944 2944Port 2944StLoUls 7944st StLoUls st Louts 7M 7019 1760 1760Houston 1750Houston Houston 2781 1423 2S30 2S30Estimated 2330lIstimated Estimated receipts Last Last n nrom fle6 fle6T0rnOrrOw rom T0rnOrrOw rroic Week Year 1903 1903Houston 2903Houston Houston 26003000 2SO 8402 1230 1230GalVRSton 1230Galtvstors GalVRSton 4700SOOO 4JJM law 2644 2644NewOrleans 2644Neworleans NewOrleans 80000700 3580 7972 7646 7646The 7646rile The total movement at the 13 principal Interior Interiortowns InterIortowns towns was as follows Last Lot Lotrodn LastTodtt rodn HVrt Year Yearnecelpfs YearReceipts Receipts 80GB 137J3 l37 8887 8887Shipments 395714841 Shipments 10889 14841 10782 10782The 10782The The total exports from the ports were 8483 bale baleIncluding halesincluding Including 84S3 to the Continent and 60 to Mexico and Japan JapanFutures Japanltitures Futures In New Orleans were as follows followsOpen followsOpen Open 7fBV Lou CM Prti PrtiIng teT teTIng Ing tst etl se Ing 04 fflglU fflglUMay NtgbtMa3 May 1443 lt 1445 5 1412 14SO 1401 1401July 140iuly July 1480 I4 1482 14M 14T7 1443 1443August 1443August August 1424 142J 1400 1407 13 1384 1384Futures 4 4Futures Futures here advanced S8 to 58 pflnts lost 30 to 44 on the rise rallied and closed steady al a net netadvanced netadvanced advanced of 13 to 30 with estimated sales of 700000 700000hales 700000hales hales Price here as follows followsHighlit followsIJlhet Highlit Lowest Closing ClosingMarch ClOsftiQ1395 March I103 l385 lSK1ttl390 lSK1ttl390May lS117e13901316 May 1440 1311 I4lfl4tl418 I4lfl4tl418July 141641418il17 July 14WI H17 14iiei4a2 14iiei4a2UKU 143141432uguit UKU uguit t 1400 t4 137S 1865ei3ft7 1865ei3ft7In In Liverpool spot cotton advanced 36 points pointsMiddling poIntsMiddlIng Middling UOd against sssd lost year Kales 6000 baies Imports 19000 Ftttures advanced 10 to 41 points but lost part closing clos1n unsettled at a anet anet net rise of 21 2 to 22 points Prices as follows followsTOtltty followsToday Today Saturday 1903 1903MarchApril 1003MarchApril MarchApril 7B3 741 4 4210522 4210522MayJune 62146223taylunc MayJune 3taylunclulytugust 759 7OT szs szsJulyAugust JulyAugust 754 a4 733 f 626 626SeptemberOctober 2 2SeptemberOctober SeptemberOctober 670 t4 49 481 481A 484A A rally In Liverpool was not unexpected nor norwas norwas was A better market here something unlocked unlockedfor for On the contrary a rally was very ery generally generallypredicted generallypredicted predicted The quesllon Is whether It will last lastAs lastAs As to this the statistical position Is certainly strong strongand strongand and spinners are to say the least not overburdened overburdenedwith with supplies of the raw material Moreover Moreoverthere Moreoverthere there can be little doubt that the short Interest Is Ismuch ismuch much Isrger than It was a abort time ago The Thegeneral TheLiverpool Liverpool rice to dst wee attrIbuted to enormous enormousgeneral general buying Including buying by the Con Contlnent Conulnent tlnent and Egypt but there are those who think thinkthat thinkthat that large American Interests were also buying buyingIn In Liverpool and are desirous of keeping prices pricesas prIceas as steady as possible so that spinners may roe feel feelthe feelthe the more disposed to purchase That the mills millsare mIlLsare are buying on a more liberal scale was persistently persistentlyreported I Ireported reported today II being Insisted that they have havepurchased I Ipurchased purchased with greater freedom slrce last Friday Fridayterests FridaySome Some are sreptlcal however Lacge spot In Interest terests are believed by some to be selling here hereand hereand and In Liverpool on the bulges the cotton which whlcathey whichthe they the bought last week Certainly the Liverpool Liverpoolearly LIverpoolquotations quotations which advanced 80 American points pointsearly early amid much excitement there lost 40 points pointsof I Iof of this later because of heavy selling by some somebody somebody body and iid the closing tone In Liverpool was un unsettled I Isettled settled There was a good deal of long selling sellinghere I Ihere here on the early advance and this caused a re reaction I action Later on however prices nrlces rallied on cover coverIng coverlog log although the estimated tomorrows receipts receiptsat I Iat at Houston Galveston and New Orleans were wererather wererather rather large and so were the actual Interior re rerelow Cecelots relow today todayAs tOdayAs As to the spot demand though It Is somewhat somewhatbetter somewhatbetter better than recently It Is described by some well wellInformed wellinformeft Informed people as spsimodle There Is more car carIn care carein In selecting and less disposition to take anything anythingthat sarthincthat that comes to hand The nature of the settlement settlementon on Fridays suspension was retarded as a pretty prettyInteresting prettyInterestinC Interesting matter and one which when It Is de decided deelded cided upon may have no such effect on the mar ket The receipts at the ports were small and the thesales thesales sales on the spot here were not far from 3000 bales but the Southern spot murketa reported dally to the theexchange tileecrhange exchange were drririedly dull and for the most mostpart mostpart part merely nominal some of them even omItting omlttlncquotations omIttingcinotations quotations At the same time while the receipts at atthe atthe the ports were 7878 bales the exports were 8483 from Galveston lo the Continent and the closing here was at a substantial advance Liverpool Liverpoolpeople Uverpootpeople people were huyng here and though New Orleans Orleansoperators Orleansoperators operators sol salt it to some extent New Orleans was a buyer on balance balanceLiverpool balanceLiverpool Liverpool cabled The position of cotton on Its Itsown itsawn own merits Is healthy Another Liverpool de despatch deenateb spatch said The advance wa was on orders from Egypt and the Continent and on limited offertnga offertngarspd o5eiingsof of futures We think the advance has been too tooreipld rspd as thetrade the trade does not follow Oneirm One sens said The market still gives slrnn ot selling both In Liverpool and New York by brokers working for McFadden who boucht very largely on the break The market will have to absorb this cotton We have no doubt It will thoutb possIbly forth for th time It may be dull sof nrt work A little lower Henry Clews Co said On the break there has been some Inquiry from New England npinners npinnersand sptnnersand and exports also are Increasing out Ue Im Important Inpnrtant portant factor affecting the market la the th defeat defeatot ot the bull bullB party and the resulting eoaeeoenoe It must be B borne In mind that cotton li sun much nch higher than aversge prices a year or two ago and andconditions andcondItion conditions are not yet favorable for new pur chases ths Interior stocks lost 2400 bales today The new rule In regard to settlements with sue suspended suepended pended firm does not go Into effect till Jan 1190 I 1303 Onthe On thecurbprlceswexelto6 curb prices were to points potntab3gbe higher May I4 l4Jme op Julyi4S6c July 1495c Hubbard Tiros A Co call 9Vitb wit th the tvrm blow to bull speculation the course of 0 prices de depends Ospeods pends upon tile actIon of the iplaner In the face faceof faceof of the decline and as he Interprets the receipts receiptsso so will the future or the market be The move movementto movement mentto ment to the ports U fair fairnorth faIrStnilhvUie StnilhvUie TexConslderablo cotton up as far farnorth north as this tills place Montgomery Ala Ala1arm Ala1armers Farm Farmera era making slow headway owing to scarcity ot labor Memphis Tenn Tcnnteanuboat Steamboat men report reportthat reportthat that there Is still considerable cotton to be brought broughtIn broughtIn In Lovelady Tex TexIlanling Hanllng begun begunMunn begunMuon Munn A Co said Vlth heavy liesv Liverpool bur lug here and a somewhat better spot demand re reported ccported ported and according to private despatches despatchesenormous despstchesenormous enormous genera buying In Liverpool Including buying for the Continent and Egypt and anally anallywith finallywith with Liverpool Itself showing unexpected strength strengththe strengththe the situation here was better at least on toe surfac surfacHut surfacaRut Hut vrUle th ptrt receipts were small the InterUr InterUrmovement Inter11movement movement cannot b be called so and tne tile nature of ofthe ofthe the settlement on Fridays s suspension Is as yet yetundetermined yettlndetermtcled undetermined It U a time for cautious trading tradingThose tradingThiose Those who are disposed disposed to buy should do so only onlyon onlyon on good setbacks aelbacksMontgomery setbacksMontgomery Montgomery Ala The spot situation ts much muchfrom healthIer since the recdnt decline Many orders ordersfrom from spinning centres have been filled and many manymore more are In evidence but stocks are at very low lowebb lowebb ebb and therefore orders are very ver hard to era eracute ze zecute cute The few holders that are left and who had hadnot hadnot not sold futures against their spots will not en entertatn entertain tertatn anything under 16 cents for their cotton cottonThe cottonThe The small uncounted towns have hardly any anystock ensstock stock left Montgomery proper has 6000 or 7ooo 7ooobales 7Kibales bales onehalf to twothirds of this stock belongs belongsto to mills The most remarkable feature about tnr tnrstated In Inspot spot situatIon is that mans mills who have recently recentlyaiMed stated that they have enough cotton to run them themWe thenuntil until next season are asking for others of spot cottoa cottoaWe We do not know how to explain this feature featureVeil featureSeil Veil Bros said The movement of cotton to market marketshows msrketsbows shows a somewhat Increased volume as compared comparedwith comparedwith with the recent past but this Is explained by the thedemand thedemand demand at the ports for speculative purposes and andfor andfor for export The market should not show a de declining dedialog dialog tendency from Its present level and the tbtrecent therecent recent disturbing Influences bid fair to give place placeto placeto to better trading conditions baaed upon natural naturallavs naturallaws laws and In this there Is no sign of an Influence Influencnmat Influenceinst mat would cause Important depression In short shortthe shorttile the advance In cotton so confidently expected will willbe willbe be brought about v 5 the purchase of the actual actualcotton actualcottonby cotton cottonby by splnn exporters Southern hold holders holdera ers of spot otuu are refusing to sell at less than thanIrtcans 15 cents ThIS should stimulate lbs option list listproiided proiided spot bislneas results from tilts poticy A New Orleans telegram said 2 2business More 1 0 b bbuslnessbtltoilerthge buslnessbtltoilerthge business but offerings from the Interior largest for fortwo fortwo two months past Another said Situation Situationhere Sttusttonhere here bearish Spinners not buying E Weld We26Co 4 Co were selling July Jill In the afternoon Atwood AtwoodVllett Atwoodi4lett Vllett i4lett Co and Parker It Co bought May and andJuly andJuly July pretty preli freely though they also sold to some someextent someextent extent McFadden brokers sold on the early ad advance sdVance vance but were buying la the afternoon afternoonF E F Mutton A Co said While the staple Itself ItielfU U in justas strong a position today as at any time timethis tunethis this season and will remain sa during the spring springand sprIngand and summer It will be well for the speculative speculativelarket speculativepublIc publIc to understand that a leader in any market marketznaleeaa larketmakes makes a whole heap of difference Outsiders Outelderaleft Outelderaleftto left leftto to the mercy of strong bear operators are usually usuallyvery usuallyvery very timid and allow themselves to be driven drivenout drIvenout out ot the market from time to time and after afterward afterward ward realize that tneybave done the wrong thing thingAdvice thingAdvice Advice In euch a market as We e are having today todayIs Is only oniy worth what It costs hardly that thatJ 4 4J J s Bache is Co said There Is one thing thingwe Sitingwe we must realize and that ts that while this has been beentbe beenthe the banner bull market of history all the bulls bullshave 9 9have have lost money Cotton went from 9 cents centsto centsto to 17 cents but the breaks have been so violent violentthat vIolentthat that only a few operators can show any great greatprofit greatpro pro profit l on hIs seasons business We hardly ex expect cxpect pect that bull speculation of a general kind will willreenter willreenter reenter the market this season values will probably probablybe be dictated more exclusively by actual trade de developments developments velopments rather than the efforts of speculation speculationto to anticipate probable happenings happeningsCorrKK happenlngsCarrELRIo CorrKK CarrELRIo Rio on the spot was steady at 6Mc 6Mcfor e94efor for Vo 7 Sales 2600 2 bags Rio No 7 and 6009 6009Santos 5000Santo Santos No 3 on private terms Futures advanced advancedf f 5 to 10 points closing steady with sales of 78000 78000bags 78000bags bags Havre declined Mt and Hamburg H S to H Hpfg 14pfg pfg Rio was quiet receipts 40OO 4COObgSatock bags stock 733000 733000Santos 7000Sautca Santos was quiet receipts 7000 bags stock 1019 000 Prices here as follows followsHighest foUowsHhet Highest Letust anting antingApril esIflQ esIflQ630 April 620 630 20 620OS24 620OS24May Ifay May 63S 680 B308S3S B308S3SJuly 6304635July July 660 650 en tseseo tseseoSeptember 6554560550 September 685 880 ssoasss ssoasssOctober 6004585890 October 695 690 ft90ei9S ft90ei9SDecember 5004595Decenber December eio to ale 61008is 61008isCoffee eioisCoffee Coffee advanced moderately owing to a cessa cessation cessation tion of the liquidation buying by prominent local localInterests localinterests Interests covering of shorts light receipts and andfirmer andfirmer firmer European cables The primary receipts receiptswere receIptswere were 8000 bags less than on Saturday and 16000 16000less 16 16less less than a year ear ago agot t METAto MzvaxTae Tae market was more ictrre with withtin withtIn tin and copper firmer In sympathy with en tm tmnroTeroeat isnprpvewcnt nroTeroeat abroad In London tin advanced advanced6s 6s for spot to C12 125 and 8s for futures to C129 C129Copper l lCopper Copper there was 7s 8d higher for spot and izs izsed lZsSd ed for futures closing at 57 10s and 67 respec respectively respeolIvely lIvely Prices here as follows Copper lake lake126Ujai287Ho lakel2SOJf412871lo 126Ujai287Ho electrolytic I28oai276c cast castIngs ctatlogs logs Ioait75c speller SOSlOc lead 4808 48084esc 4esc tin 28 286314425474c 286314425474cNavan 2 e 7Hc 7HcNvVii NvVii STORES SrospIr1ts Spirits of turpentine eo4tt51e eo4tt51eCommon 50CSioCommon Common to good strained rosin S1791SO S1791SOFnovtslOKB 175i8OPaoveetosesPork FnovtslOKB PaoveetosesPork Pork was easy at H5ttM6M for formess formoesc mess Lard was quietprime Western 1725 725 re reextras reflnetl flnetl Continent 1740 Souih AmerIcan Tallow Tallow474c 474c Dressed hogs 724V24c ButterCrcarnely ButterCrcarnelyextras extras 24c Cbeev Cbeesetate Slat f c fall mad fancy fancysons fancy3ld412C 3ld412C EggsWestern fists lat4c Cisicago CisicagoMarch March 2lprcivlsiona sons were weak and lower lowerlatlve lowerPlentiful Plentiful supplIes of bogs and diminIshIng speeu speeulative latlve Interest are working against the products productsStioAR prcsduCtSSVOAEltaw StioAR SVOAEltaw lUw was firm at 30l6c for 90 test and sadS 3 ll l16c o for 89 loSt Refined was fslrly active and andnrm andSeTh SeTh granulated 46Sc 46ScCmcioo 465cCtLlcAoo Cmcioo March 21 21These These were todyaprices Open High Lain Clot Prer Prertell PrerWheet Wheet too fit ill ing Kietit Kietiti J4tsfMa Ma 921434 i Ull 831 91 02 S31i 057kJuly July new 57147 tell 87 577k J 85 p534 W MU nti 5794September September 510014 81 79 734 5034 W Mh MhR32K 8114Cern Cern CernMay May R32K 63 S1U My 52 827s 827sTuly 2I 2ICOHfc Tuly COHfc MM 49 4314 SOW KH 303 303September September 49H60 M i 49i 4 49VJ 49 M 90M M 40 1 40U 3DU 40 401 401i 404 i SO Ssid ts MM 4 September us 3 J 33 3334 33l4 13 MW 33 337i 337iIs 7 Is 6974 5974 6SS 52424 55775 July 710 712HJ 7tl 700 710 712 712877U 877U 8J2W 68S 877W 6SS 6SSeKJli 655July692144 July692144 eKJli BOS 880 080 C97U C97UU20 69774Pork Pork PorkMa1330 Ma1330 U20 1322 18224 1287U 1310 1S2S 13261845 18405 1343 1307i 1390 IS47J4J IS47J4JOTBER 134734omxit OTBER MARKETS MARKETSOpen MaxrrsOpen Open High flfQ3L Low Clot Peer PrtrMinneapolis PeerIVat IVat trIp et r etl e l tnt tntUay NtgM NtgM94i NirttMinneapolis Minneapolis MinneapolisKansas May 544 4 94i 93J 5374 Ol 01Juljtl4 0414 9304 H Hfnff Juljtl4 Jul 9474 f fMay 05 94 917s 0634 DuluthSlay May MM 94M 93 93July 0334 34 July Jut 04i 9414 9394 Kansas RanassCItyMay82 City May 82 8214 8I 8IMay 6194 St Loult LnlStay May PI 91 90W 140 BOJ 0034 0134 July Jut 87 3 82M 81M 82 82DAILY 534 534DAILY DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT STATEMENTWxivmoroK STATE2IIENTWASKflcoTOX WxivmoroK March 21 21Tile The cash lUUraent lUUraentef ef the receipts and expenditures of the Treasury Treasuryshows Treasuryshows shows Thin day TVW month Ftieal 3 tseaI ytir Receipts Receipts2092271 12092271 M0501 532501623 tSSS822948 Expenditures J Y20 2400XI 2S8300OT STO8188VS STO8188VSDeDelt 2393159336I2rOcIt DeDelt 1147729 SurSlB21e03 t8 6104005 6104005The 040M 040MThe The receipt from customs today to day were tt93090 from Internal revenue I11221W miscellaneous I7704 National bank notes received for redemp lion JSWnu JSWnuThe Ol5 Ol5The The cash statement of the United States Tress Treasurer Tressurer urer for March 21 shows showsBBsinvE showsnrsIsvr BBsinvE rtrKD rtrKDGold P020Gold Gold coin tIM000000 tIM000000T T naD r8T rcND rcNDHeld rcvnHeld Held against note and certificates ssudo39SlX issuedW39615369orNraALyvico ssudo39SlXOKKERib OKKERib orNraALyvico orNraALyvicoGold rUJCD rUJCDGold Gold coin and bullion 8S249t9S Standard silver dollars dollarsitilvercertiflrates 983307 983307Rllver Rllver itilvercertiflrates certificates 7414802 Silver Silverbullloes bullion i8J7ion i8J7ionUnited 1627100Untied United States notes S9S7 5917536 M National bank notes 10819185 Subsidiary silver and minor coin 12U3034 12U3034Total 12532034In Total TotalIn J1142X44S In national banks banksAwaiting 168377130 168377130KOOttlS37 Awaiting reimbursement reimbursementTotal reimbursementLiablUtlea Total TotalLiabilities KOOttlS37 Liabilities LiabilitiesCash 84418 84413982 84413982Cash 82 82Z2JJ17 Cash balance Z2JJ17 1S 1SNONMEMBER NONMEMBER BANK STATEMENT STATEMENTTh STATEMENTTheweekly Th Theweekly weekly HatemeBt of ofaverages averages of ofthe the backs backsot banksof ot this city Jersey City Cit and Hoboken which are arenot arenot not members of the New sew Vork Clearing House HouseAssociation HouseA3oeIatioa Association but which clear through earns ot the tunmembers 1 J Jmembers members Is as follows followsUarclilS folloussMarcs UarclilS Marcs 15 it MarCh arch n CHzngti Loansdiscounts Loansdiscountsl Lonsdjicoslntsk1cvestmento8OG5lQ00 k1cvestmento8OG5lQ00 l Vestmenij o9S4BOO 80243400 Ino I711KIO Circulation iu 1636030 coo 1632200 toe 1800 L Net deposits 9lns2200 B2434AX 92434 Dec 771800 771800Dep 77180Dep Dep with C H Hagtnu Ifagents10 agtnu agents10 110 994700 112264000 122 4000 Dec I12M300 With banks and sndtrustcoajpaes andteustcompaes trustcoajpaes 4M4200 4874100 leo llJirjo Legal tenders tendersbank tendersbask bank notes 4850900 488I2OO Dec 80000 Specie 8188100 8526100 Dec 28000 28000Total 59dXlTotal Total reaaret24r2 ressee24229300 800 IW46400 Den tlHo100 Besene requd 22915650 23108600 Deo IMtio IMtioSurplui 122050Surplus Surplus Jt41J7M 12438900 Deo U02tl 1023156 1023156DIVIDEND l lDIVIDEND DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS DECLARATIONScam Cepae Mke A General lactz1o 9Urtm7 cam oe a S a

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