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New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
QUARANTINE AT HAVANA.
GENERAL WOOD DENIES THAT THERE is
DISCRIMINATION AGAINST sPANIARDs.

DISCRIMINATION AGAINST SPANIARDS.
Havana Nov 9-The Governments regula-
tions with respect to the quarantine OF immi-
grants have provoked objections on the
part of the Havana press. several journals con-
tending that there is discrimination against
Spaniards. The Spanish Consul apparently
taking this view Of the case addressed a letter
TO General Wood. in the course OF which he said
in part:
cannot see any advantage. from sanitary
point Of view in Quarantining third class immi-
grants only. Almost all Spanish passengers are
probably non immune, and 1t SEEM. 10 me that
the new regulation will result In a crease In
immigration. I must admit howeyt p that
have visited the immigrants at Cabanas.
and that all express themselves as satisfied with
the treatment.
To this General Wood replied IN part as fol-
lows
AS rule, immigrants who come to Cuba as
third class passengers are without funds ana
without definite work IN view. Heretofore this
has resulted in their being compelled to live IN
unsanitary places in Havana. where they have
contracted yellow fever to a large extent Those
who able to pay are. under the present ar
rangement, charged 20 cents a day. Those VINO
cannot pay kept gratuitously.
The new movement IS wise from sanitary
standpoint and 1t is good for the immigrants
themselves They could not live in the city OF
Havana for the small amount charged them
Of discriminating against any particular class
of immigrants, Is doing all in it's power TO fur-
ther immigration from the Peninsula and the
Canaries.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
THE MAINE WRECK.
OBJECTION TO REMOVING IT BY MEANS OF
EXPLOSIVES

Havana. Nov. 9-Captain OF the Port Young
has asked the Government to refuse any and all
proposals looking TO the removal Of the wreck
OF the United States battleship Maine by ex-
plosves Last year three firms offered 20 re
move the hull OF the battleship in return for
the material, but there has always been a strong
objection to the use OF dynamite. because OF the
probability that there are portions OF bodies stll
in the wreck, and the authoriteS Of course
shrink from the idea OF dissertation
scheme has been submitted involving the
construction Of a Golfer dam. the pumping out OF
the water and the taking OF the wreck apart In
pieces and work on this line Will probably begin
next month.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
MRS. F. D. AsHMoRE.

Trenton, n J.. Nov. (SpeciaD.-The death was
announced to-day of Mrs Frances Dear Asnmore,
at the age Of ninetyone years. She was the grand
daughter OF Colonel David Chambers Of the Revo-
lutionary period. She the last survivor OF a
chorus which in this city welcomed Lafayette when
he visited this country. Twenty-four women repre-
sented the States OF the Union, and Mrs. AshmOre
represented the State of Maine She had occupied
the same pew in the First Presbyterian Church for
the last sixty
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
CHESS EXPERTS COMING HERE

Lasker and Maroczy the famous chess experts
will visit this country. being due here about the
end Of December 1t Is stated that they Will try
play In public and the clubs OF the principal
cities the American continent.
The team match between the Brooklyn and
Franklin chess clubs will be- played on from four
teen to sixteen boards AT Philadelphia on Thanks
giving Day.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

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MARCUS DAILY Is IMPROVING.

Marcus DAILY, the Montana copper king. who was
reported rapidly sinking last night is slowly i'm
proving. The family not called to his bedside
last night. There crisis in his condition al
reported. His physicians said yesterday that there
was every prospect of his recovery. Mr.. Daily has
been seriously III at his apartments, at the Hotel
Netherland. since his return from Europe several
weeks ago.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
MARRIED..

,,,1ry-KERR-On Thursday. November S. at No. 66S
Ball BAhaIe hy the Rev Bartholomew Selma A. c.
Mrs. r. Frank Coe. 10 Charles
Weaver Bailey. OF Philadelphia
prTssLCROsBY-At Brockton. Mass. November s. by
-hs Rey A w Archibald. d. D., assisted by the Rev
tIsrrv o. Dwight LII D.. Miss E. Theodora Crosby and
the Rev. Edwin Munceu Bliss. D. D.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.

vu,TrRDay.s RECORD AND To-DATs FORECAST.
va.b,rs,on Nov s-Ths central tonight
yy..+.rn Maine abnormany low barometer read
ing OF 2s 81 its centre During the last twenty
,r hours this storm caused general rain or snow In
,ha Middle Atlantic New England. the lower lake
-, -, IN. eastern upper lake region,
northwest gales on Atlantic Coast and lower lakes
Sew-York reported maximum velocity OF q miles an
49, from, ths west and Block Island. R l. one OF IS
sa a, hour from elsewhere fair weather has
.,I.. With high pressure Temperatures are 20 20
srs below the seasonal except In the Dakotas
and colorado. where they have risen somewhat
lures killing frosts, occurred Fri
day morning vel mite @ @ States warnings Of these trosts
Iara issued Thursday morning. Rain is INDICATED Satur
day In the f5m the Upper Mississippi Valley
through western ST" wern Ske TeER I AND the
td, Atlantic states. There VIII also be rain Saturday
IN Eastern Texas oon anu Of the East Gulf states and
EaSteFn Made ahd the m Tt ne 9e Rcky Mountain
region in the central m Valleys % and @ G% = SasS
m r nnrhern upper region. On the New-Engand and
tIay diminishing sunday morning. On the South
Atlantic Coast winds VIII he fresh n9rhery IN '1e ne
6rs westerly the upper lakes SATURDAY night Storm
warnings displayed from Sandy Hook 10 f1Stport-
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
FOR Maine colder to-day. with fair IN western and snow
IN eastern portion; Sunday fair westerly TO norhwestsry
gales diminishing Saturday night
For New-Hampshire and Vermont fair and cold to
,av With westerly gales: Sunday fair and warmer
For Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut fair
., dav sunday warmer, with probably rain in the in
For Eastern New-York day sunday warmer and
cloudy; probably rain 9lnnsh!hs westTy PnnHrrvans
NewJersey Delaware MSryi9nd and TirEina faiT 10
ing westerly winds oS9%ng TaraGe s Sunday cloudy;
probably rain; diminishing westerly winds. becoming
so@tneTWE Western Pennsylvania cloudy to-day by
rain at night sunday probably warmer Sunday va
able winds.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
THE !DEA1. AND THE OBJECTION.

FTOfn BTOOkIyn EdRIe
Mr. Platt evidently believes that If State Con
stabuIary law be damned through 1t Will be
''vndicated" and accepted. He contends II Is sup
Elementary and complementary to the Raines law
because while the State has taken liquor licenses
Of politics the police administration IN cities
has kept liquor selling in politics and made the
saloon the prey of the political blackmaller or the
factor OF the political bulldozer in the campaigns
OF the people. He insists that as the State TOOK
licensing away from the police so II should M Mtake
LIQUOR selling from under their control by taxing
the police themselves entirely out of politics.
If that be ideal, the charge against It Is reai
enough that the new system would only substitute
Republican for Democratic control and State Poii-
tics for local politics police asset
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
A STATE CONSTABULARY.
TT REHABILITATEs CROKER.

From The New-York Press
A State Constabulary law means simply the di-
vision OF the city government between the bosses.
Platt to take the police Croker to take the other
twenty thousand offices This Is hard bargain for
the Democratic boss accept. but IL is either that
nothing. His single life preserver is this piece
Of machine legislation which he knows will con-
frm in his control city which would rather be
UNANIMOUSLY Ill ruled from Fourteenth-st, or any
other locality within its own boundaries. than
marvellously well ruled from any other place
without them. be It Albany might almost be
Saln HeaNen
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
SECRETARY ROOT SAILS TO-DAY.

Washington. Nov. 9.-Secretary Root leaves mere
to-day for New-York and will sail tomorrow IoF
Cuba He intends to visit Cienfuegos. Santiago ana
other points the eastern and southern coasts ol
the island which he did not on his last Trip
The Secretary will be gone about two weeks. ne
has not yet completed his report. but has ma''g
draft OF 1t which will be put into shape during Ills
voyage
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

The new steamer OF the New-York and Cuoa
Steamship Company, the MORO Castle VIII oeeii
her maiden VOYAGE to-day She will sail for Ha-
vana at o. m 1t is expected that the secretary
OF War Mr.. Root. will be one OF her pasSsnseis
Major n n Bliss Is also booked to sail on het.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Line. and George F. Crane, Of Barring Magoun &
Co. were elected to the directory hl the
cies caused by the deaths Of William l. Strong and
Abraham Wolff
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Address all communications relative subscriptions
advertisements TO THE TRIBUNE New-York City Re-
NIT by Postoice order order. 9Aft
registered
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
CONDITION OF THE REV. DIR. BROWN.
THE RECTOR SOMEWHAT BETTER. BUT NOT
LIKELY TO RECOVER.

The Rev Dr. John Wesley Brown rector OF ST.
Thomass Protestant Episcopal Church, who Is
suffering from an illness from which his physicians
saw he cannot recover was reported last night at
his home No. l West Fifty-thlrd-st.. as having
slightly improved. All Information regarding th'
character of his sickness refused.
DIR. Brown is sxty-three years old and was porn
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

James ]. Van Allen and the Misses Van Allen have
taken possession Of Mrs. George F. Stones house
No. IS East Thirty -ninth-st.. for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Mrs Astor will give her customary series of large
parties this winter. The first will take place
about the middle of next week. As already an
nounced in this column, Mrs. Astor viii give ball
on the first Monday of the year.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION ELECTION.

.x Ae merchants Association announced yesterday
e.. al meeting in the afternoon Gustav H.
-"sD' OF tho North German Lloyd Steamship
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
HELD FOR EYTRADITION.
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY IN NEw-JERsEY
AND INDICTED IN NEw-YoRK

Joseph Friend. the saloonkeeper of Henderson
and Gregory SITS. Jersey City. who was arrested
last Monday. charged with being of a gang of
conspirators who intended send repeaters
New-York Election Day for the purpose of in
creasing Bryan's vote. was committed by Police
Judge Hoos yesterday for thirty days TO await
eEtraoiton papers. Job f. Hedges. special As
eistant Deputy Attorney-GeneraI for New ork,
informed Judge Hoos that an indictment had been
found against Friend.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
MARRIED.

e1S2es SR ss Sss s Il: %
d b., D. assisted BY the Rev. Henry van Dyke. D. p,
Davis 70 eSsTiss Asd capsn Gl the late
IIs TLTaANNA-on Thursday. November 1900 ths
the Rev ) EraT cnssGs az sS. s 9sna
VaIas Wina Steele Ph. D.. Margaret Coming Hanna
,dSst Notices Of marriages and deaths must be In
uorseo with full name and address
DIED.
Bo@%:riss S @iea Cara 4ai@:H 4G5a:Gi FsTsa %a:1
PSUshty, PS1sH p.aL Mary A Terhuns. sophia E.
PtsTsOn. A JudsOn. "00o '0hh II
sssG a yss yasy ?., % ,s0 ws
r.ase only son Of the late John and Mary Brown
Funeral private
5esideGss nee No sIt west ast.r lingering n.
daughter o. the Paul cesar in Ser 44sh Year nn'
and th sy orHnr oGs5 At 10 Of %s
DoUGHTY-At Brooklyn N Y on the sth inst Mary
A. ~. widow Of Benjamin / Doughty. formerly q
Friends invited services on sun
daashter Ns zzie S0fT Il VsisntRs SG ins S
IS: sss' %zs siz nd'.
Saturday November 10. at 10 a. m ~ -
Interment at Greenwood
PIEiRSoSmAs fiSon p Cherry VALLEY Y 1900
Funer9 services at Cherry Valley. N Y. Saturday.
lnterment at Greenwood. Sunday. ?. m. 6th-svs
SIi IZEFt--Suddenly, November 8 1900 Herman
Stutzer. IN the nth year OF his age
Funeral services AZ his late
ave. Brooklyn. Saturday. November 10 az ESQ % N
Kindly omit - - ~ - -
TANI.NAN-on Friday. November .. 1900 william a.
FqnsTSI services his late residence No ao4 sts..
Kindly omit flowers -
1sSRHdENE-At Hackensack. v. J., November o. 1900.
SophLa Euphemia. widow OF Richard Paul Terhuna ha
the f2d OF her age
Funeral services
lam Morse. No. PSI Safest, Hackensack N T. Mon
day. November L. 2:3O D. N
"0oD-At Trenton. N J.. on Tth inst. John Henry
Funeral nom bis late residence. % End-ava
trenton N j.. on Seventh day. the 10th 2 d
WoodIawn Cemetery,
Borough Of Bronx. New CITY.
Once 70 Ea 2srf Street. Madison Square South
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Tribune Once Nov. 10. a. m-Ihe weather Ses'sAuNS
-. tr tba carly morning, but became afterward
,,r and cool temperature ranged between ~ ana
90 .Hgraes the average 45 degreesl being OK degrees
sr than that Thursday and liz degrees nigher thia
.S"t ~ the corresponding date OF last year
Tte WEI her will continue fair and cool To-Day
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
Special Notlres.

Bangs & Co., 81 and Fifth Avenue.
VIII Sell at Auction, MONDAY and TUESDAY Attsrnoons
at O'Clock.
Library OF RARE AMERICANA. comprising chofos
Gopes OF Burkes Virginia. Hennepn's New Discovery
Romans Florida, La Sales Last Book
Formerly owned by John Randolph Lord Ilfs
President Garfelt. and other distinguished men FarIT
american E1ngravings, Rare Autographs Scarce Nax
York City Items etc, etc. 49,"
WEDNEsDAY and two following afternoons at o'caoek
SCARCE AND VALUABLE BOOKS. Rar. Anericanms
First Editions Old Poetry. Fiction etc erc
Sales OF Books every afternoon except SATURDAY.
Roebucl<'s Weather Strips are Warranted - A.
cIude the cold when applied doors and wfndowa can
on or telephone Roebuck 1T2 Established is7o
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Mr.. and Mrs. R Hall Mccormick of Chicago,
have moved into the Robinson house, at No. %
Washington Square North, which they have rented
for the winter.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

John Jacob Astor entertaining house party at
Fernclin.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

party last night at her home. No. East Fifty
seventh-Ht Her guests comprised Mrs. William F
Burden, Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and Miss Greta
vent to Hampstead to stay with Mrs. j. Norman
de r. WhitehouSe, whom she accompanied the
Meadow Brook Club.
Mrs. Ripley's dance a great success. The
clubhouse prettiIy decorated. and the orches-
ira stationed behind bank OF ferns and
palms. The supper served midnight, after
which dancing again resumed and continued
until the early morning. The cotilIon was led by
Mrs Ripley and Center Hitchcock. Among those
present Mrs. Adolf Ladenbure Mrs. e. AL
bert Stevens. Mrs. Foxhall P. Keen, Mrs. Stuy-
Fish. Miss Babcock. Mrs Carries Dana
Gibson. Miss Beeckman. Mrs Frederick Beach,
Mrs. James L. Kernochan. MI and Mrs. Oliver
W. Bird, Mr.. and Mrs. George P. Eustls. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock. jr.. Mr.. Rawlns /. Cot
Herbert Hartman. Mr. and Mrs Charles Dodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. H V r. Kennedy. r. Dudley Win
throp. Stuyvesant lie Roy, William Henry Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stevens. Samuel Willets. Mr..
and Mrs F. T Cushing. F. Willard Rohy, James
Fganks Folk T Mr. and Mrs. Frn iI
and Mrs. Frederick Various Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd
Bryce the Misses Bryce. Mr.. and Mrs. H Nor
Stanley Mortimer, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Hartman,
Mrs DUNCAN Elliott: Mrs. j F. $ Hadden A Z
Whitehouse, Hamilton Cary. Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Peters Ralph y. Ellis. Murray Young. Charles
Mrs. Clarence II. Mackay. Lorimer Worden,
Charles Rohlen William X vanderbilt and mum
way and Westchester Country clubs.
The reception which the StroIlers gave at the
Waldorf-Astoria was largely attended. Among the
well known present Mrs George b.
de Forest, Mrs Reginald de Koven, Mrs. William
Taller and Mrs William Barclay Parsons
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
IN NEW-YORK CITY.
REMITTANCS

Mail subscribers to DAILY and TRI-wEEKLY win
be charged copy extra postage addition
the rates named above
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram continuous white line SHOWS we
changes in pressure indicated by The ssL
n,3I1g harometer The dotted shows the tempera-
ture as recorded Perry Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
Postomce Notice.

canouId ba all interested
a timeD
Foreign for the week ending November TO- 1900.
once as Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier
than shown below Parcels Post Nails for
Csermsny close a Z. m Monday and Wednesday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
csTT-RDAY-At 4:3O m Europe per $. Etruria
via Queenstown: a a. m for Azores Islands per
PanInsuIar. a s a. f1- Italy. s. Kaiser
VIM II MA Naples tunau be directed per 8
Kaiser VIZ IT.. al ; a for Netherlands direct
Rotterdam (nlan must be directed per 8.
Rotterdam - 10 for Scotland. 3 8 Ethiopia
mail must Do directed per S 5 Ethiopia j.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter Papers. and samples for Germany
same OF mall matter for other parts OF
Europe will by this snip unless specially
After the Closing Of Supplementary Transatlantic
additional supplementary malls
opened on piers OF the American. English French
German steamers and remain until within
Ten Minutes of the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
TAKING IT OUT OF POLITICS."


It, Mr. Platt says. would be taking the police
out OF politics." There is general impression now
ever that Mr.. Platt is In politics and II Is ut
tie difficult to perceive how putting the police force
into his hands would put It out of politics the
people of this city won't stand for any such scheIe
we have sharply criticised our Street Cleaning De
partment the Building Department. the manage,
ment of the Charities, and there are undoubted
shortcomings in each and every one of them Does
Mr. Platt advocate taking them all out OF the
hands of the people and having them run from
Albany? , -, - ,,,. ,,-..
and denounced the action of officials OF the Board
of Public improvements In connection with MI
PIatt's remarkable Ramapo scheme. 1t may one
day appear OF immediate importance'-of, very
this city's water supply and put it into the hands
of of his upstate officials.
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New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Mr. and Mrs Herbert D. Robbins have taken the
house No n Park-ave. for the season
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

The Meadow Brook hounds meet this afternoon
.+ svossAt Crossing The Monmouth County
hounds will have run, starting from Goshen at
o'clock
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Mr and Mrs H Mex TwCmbly gave last evening
a dinner dance at Fioriam. their country nome
near Madison y. J. Preceding the dance dinners
were given by Mrs. Alexander II. Tiers, Mrs
NTarroaduke Trlden Mrs Robert F. Ballentine, Mrs.
George G. Frelinghuysen. Mrs. w. Allston Flagg,
Mrs. G. MaccuIloch Miller. Mrs. A. II. Nernam'
Mrs Stephen s Whitney. Mrs. r. a. Granniss.
Mrs A. @. Garretson. Mrs. II. II. Williams and
Mrs James. Following The dinners the hosts and
their guests went 10 F!o-ham W. AlIston Flags
led the cotillon Among those present were MI
and Mrs. Charles Chaplin ST.; Mr.. and Mrs. Ram
sey Turnbuli Mr. ana Mrs. Towers Farr. NJ. aud
Mrs Fellowes Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Trevor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles I'eilcw, MI and Mrs ST.
and Mrs. Ciustave Kissell. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
EisseIi MI ard Mrs y. Thayer Robh, Mr- and
Mrs. J. o. H. Pitney Mr and Mrs. Charles Bradley.
Mr. and Mrs, Philip Curtis; Mr.. and Mrs, John /;
w, rJury, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Phipps Nj and
n Elliott Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Ridley Watts. Mr.,
ana Mrs. W. T. Sanger. Mr. and Mrs Oliver
Adams the Misses Nernam, E-TauS Williams.
bryce Webb, Foster, Lewis. Ford, Swords and
Willis. The decorations were OF chrysanthemuInS
and orchids. Mrs. Twombly had q special train at
O'Clock in the morning for those Of her guests
who desired TO return town.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

Mr. and Mrs. Egerton L. Winthrop, jr., returned
from Newport yesterday. They Will make short
stay az Meadow Brook before opening their town
house
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
DESTRUCTIVE OF GOOD GOVERNMENT.

From The New-York OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nothing more destructive of good government by
the people could be conceived, for 1t takes away the
chief incentive to active citizenship by making such
activity useless In this city the consequences
would be most disastrous The movement against
Tammany. which now promies so well. would De
blighted at the start II would never be heard of
after this measure made a law. and Croker
would carry the next election hands down. II we
had given up all hope OF ruling ourselves, had made
up our minds that we could not rid ourselves OF
Tammany and had asked for this change by the
State, even then it would be an unjustinable act,
because contrary to the spirit of all laws constu-
tionai statutory and municipal, and contrary also
to the principle OF free government But We have
not aAked for II and We do not desire it
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

From The Brooklyn Times.

State constabulary bill may never be an d idea1 al
measure, but at the present time IL can oIeI nu
deterioration present conditions, ana II [nS
be Improvement To all those respeG5aa2hIe 1ah
elements of the city who desire TO see tich-
ard Croker driven from power It should De q
welcome beacon of hope AS long as Tammany han
controls the police force long will the overthrow
of Tammany Hall take more than a plurality OF tne
votes 10 effect An honest election. free from police
intimidation and police interference cannot De Sc
cured with police affairs managed as they are To-
day.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10
eOCIETY'S END OF WEEK

In town yesterday It was exceedingly dun, The
cold raw weather interfered with many plans In
the country. and IT day stay indoors
The evening was. however. very gay out of town
rrhere was the dinner dance of Mr and Mrs n
Mex Twomhy, which was in no sense ball and
the dance given at the Meadow Brook Club by Mr..
snd Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley. AT Bella near
Philadelphia; golf seemed TO be played under ex-
tremely disadyantageous circumstances. The Auto
mobile Show had a good attendance IN town.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-10

There seems to be little doubt as to the exact
date of the sailing OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt
and her daughter. In the cable dispatches of last
Sunday 1t said that she would sail on the WILL
helm der Crosse November il. A dispatch pub
iished The Tribune and other newspapers yeSIer-
day said that she had sailed White Star ship
on Wednesday, She viii be at Newport for some
time but will be in before the wedding of her
son which takes place on January IS.