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New-York tribune., 1902-01-21

6urhngham Is lawyer. with offices at No ~ mr.,
iar-st. and member OF the Century a., VIE wi.
Clubs In the Board OF Education a year or es ~
age he was recognized as leader '"o
The Mayor. following his remarks to fb.
appointed school commissioners named thA ,ar"y
Ing as trustees OF Bellevue and allied bos..'
two years; Martin stine three Years. L. :, Tack.
Myles Tierney. Six Years; 9 Dr Jo6n SnS nys years
911sa and f5 & snd x seSsf as PRESIDENT John
IN MS remarks the Mayor said:
Under the revised charter on Februar1, 49,.
the Jurisdiction of the Department of Public rss-
tiles ceases over Bellevue Hospital and ova- -
Foronam, Harlem. Gouverneur and Fr1srgasae ne
hospitals These FIVE hospitals thereafter ays
Of Bellevue and allied hospitals The chartsrG AZ G5ssss
i gG my ~ aT5y M to call upon the United Hebrew Cnar
81 IN EeT-York Of the Society OF St vincent 8,
tion for Improving the Condition Of the sSSoci.- sSSc
present to me list OF not less than twice tso 10
been constrained by the charter TO make tbss NOT
goinSments from this list. but have been Eiss p
eqTipped for the sacred trust to Committed Tf ~
ectio1s fro1 an4 1b 5scTsd because In making my Sc
the management OF the hospitals the potent s,n n
Pot OF TN tne great and strong societies that havs
The removing of these hospitals from tbA t,-.
their committal to the OF seperate 5osrs sna ~
trustees Is another new departure OF the reviss5
move the administration OF these hospifs1s y
as possible. from the 6aleful influence Of politics
IN the baser sense Of that word. But II Is not -
any sense TO be interpreted indca ting that IN
city's interest in the cement Of thess Ios-ae
tals is TO be lessened On the contrary the chanTs
itself is intended to be significant Of the fsrr te
the citys OF responsibility for the care tb
II gives TO its own sick and wounded has grow.
ana that 1t VIII hold you and your successors to
strict account for the manner in which Won az
charge your trust. The city in its corporsfa cs
Pacity stands for all that is strong and powerful
II IS the glory Of the strong TO be gentle 10 -
pitiful and to be tender with the weak ana ~
helpless In comforting these appointments uncs
you ask you to remember that the city commits
TO your keeping its own good name toward ifs
sick and injured poor. -
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
HARDER TERMS FOR BOERs.
DIR. CHAMBERLAIN SAYS KITCHENER's
OFFER WILL NOT BE REPEATED.

London. Jan. 2O.-The first important debate
OF the session began in the House Of Commons
tonight. on an amendment moved by Fred
erick Cawley. Liberal. 10 the address in reply
10 the speech from the throne While the
amendment constituted recognized part OF the
Opposition programme, strangely enough 1t was
not supported by a single front bencher. The
debate however, called aut Mr. Chamberlain,
the Colonial Secretary. who vigorously took the
field in defence Of the war He made the sig
nticant statement that if Lord Rosebery's
speech intimated. the Beers believed they could
at any time secure a repetition Of Lord Kitchen
ers terms he wished 10 inform them that they
were mistaken.
Mr.. Chamberlain added. however. that the
governments programme was not one Of exter-
1nination. To the Beers had already been offered
terms whose lberality surprised even England's
most severe critics. Since they had been re-
5ected the government did not propose TO en-
barress itself with further specific offer, and
certainly would not withdraw the proclamation
of August :. 1901 II would not propose any
general confscation Of property. Justice would
be meted out for military offences and other
crimes, but there would be large amnesty, and
the government expected to extend TO the con-
Quered people full political rights soon as
practicable.
The government would not be deaf TO any
There was no foundation for the reports that
overtures for peace in South Africa had been
made by the BOer ENJOYS.
Mr. Chamberlain said that the nagnanimous
treatment Of the soldiers of the Confederacy
had been upheld as an example. and it had been
suggested that the course Of the United States
sn that matter should be followed in South
Africa
At am willing TO accept the parallel" said the
Colonial Secretary While the lives Of the SOL
diers were spared no political conditions were
gwen the Confederates while their property
was confiscated on a tremendous scale 1 see
no reason whatever TO believe that an uncon-
Sitfonal surrender would permanently ALLEVIATE
a CONQUERED people. II did not in the case OF
the United States although II did not lead 10
Immediate harmony. But after period which
IS a mere trihe IN the life history of nation 1t
DID lead to complete reunion"
Mr. Labouchere (LiberaD declined to support
ahe amendment of Mr.. Cawley, because 1t
uuledged the Liberals TO vote supplies for the
war. He described Lord Rosebery as 'the SER
upent in the Liberal Eden"
John Dillon Qrish NationalisD proposed to
omit that clause of the amendment providing
funds TO carry on the war, and add a clause de-
nouncing the policy of the concentration camps
adr. DilIon's amendment was rejected by vote
of 2S3 10 "a the majority of the Liberals voting
against ii.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
THE PRo-BoER PETITION.
c. D. PIERCE HOPES TO SEND TWO MILLION
NAMES TO CONGRESS.

NAMES TO CONGRESS-
c. D. Pierce. OF No. 136 Liberty-st,. who retains
the title Of consul general of the Orange Free State,
IS circulating throughout the United States Pc
tton to Congress asking that a resolution be
passed expressing sympathy with the people Of the
South African Republic and the Orange Free State
and the hope that Great Britain viii consider this
declaration in a settlement OF the unfortunate DIFF
ferences
Mr.. Pierce said yesterday that effort would be
made to obtain two million names He said he had
obtained many already. From San Francisco came
twenty-five hundred three four days ago. On
one petition which he exhibited the names Of
a number Of State officials OF Colorado. including
that of Governor James B. Orman. He said he also
mad names of Senators and Congressman, but de-
clined to give them.
Mr.. Pierce's plan IS to have these petitions sent
from the various Congress districts where they
signed TO their respective Representatives the
latter part Of February or early in March.
The steamship lvernia OF the Cunard Line, which
arrived here yesterday, brought DR. G. B. Clark,
who was formerly consul general Of the Orange
Free State IN London. DR.. Clark has been a strong
advocate of the Boer cause, and 1t believed
that his visit to this country for the purpose
OF seeing President Roosevelt in regard to the
South African war. DR.. Clark denied that that
the purpose Of his trip here, and said that he was
going straight 10 Toronto. Canada, on purely per-
sonal business He would say nothing further.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
VENEZUELAN REBELS ACTIVE.
EEL MoCHOs" FRIENDS DEFEATED AT
MARACAIBO-A GOVERNMENT DEFEAT.

Willemstad. Island of CURACAO Jan. 90
Venezuelan advices received here to-day say
the government forces had the best Of the fight
ing at Maracaibo on Sunday last, although Colo
mel Peralto. Colonel Fuenmayor and fifty men
were seriously wounded. The government troops
these advices add. are pursuing the revolution
lists.
Later in the day it became known that the
insurgents who attempted TO capture Maracaibo
on Saturday were adherents of General Her
nandez. lei Mocho." who is still kept In prison
by President Castro. The revolutionists attacked
the police post. situated in the main street.
where fight which ended in the defeat Of the
revolutionists. took place. There were several
men killed and wounded. according to the latest
advices received. other reports making the loss
quite heavy the government side.
The revolutionists concentrated at Paraguana
and near Vela de Coro appear. according to the
reports which have reached Curacao. to have
been defeated by the government troops
The revolutionary steamer Libertador. 1t Is
now said. is among the islands here.
Confirmation has been received of the report
that the government forces were completely de-
feated by the revolutionists Carupano.
The authorities of that place have raised
large war tax on all the foreign residents, which
action has caused protests the part of the
foreign representatives and requests for the
dispatch OF vessels to protect foreign in
terests Carupano is a seaport town of Venez-
uela, in the State of Bermudez. II has popu-
lation OF about five thousand. The port has
good roadstead. A battery eminence de-
fends the port.
Other advices say the revolution is slowly
gaining ground in the State OF Lara
The revoutionists OF Barcelona and Cumana
say they cannot understand General Matass
plans. For a fortnight past $500 men at or in
the vicinity Of those towns have been awaiting
arms and ammunition In order to take the
field against President Castro's forces
The financial situation in Venezuela IS pro-
nounced TO be hopeless.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
Hair Falls

1t doesn't take much of Ayers
Hair Vigor to stop falling of the
hair. This is because it is a
regular hair-food, feeding and
nourishing the hair and making
IT grow thick and heavy. It
always restores color to gray
hair-all the dark, rich color.
II have used your Hair Vigor, off and on. for
eo years. am now over 60 years OF age, have
good head OF hair and not single gray hairv
Mrs. L. Wilbur, Wayland, N. Y
- Al druggists J. c. AVER CO.. Lowell Mass
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
CELEBRATING LEES BIRTHDAY.

GOVERNOR MONTAGUE OF VIRGINIA GUEST o'
HONOR AND PRINCIPAL SPEAKER
Atlanta Ga Jan. 2O-Governor A J. Montague
OF Virginia the guest of honor to-nignt at tne
Virginia Societys annual celebration OF Lee
birthday. The Governor and his party arriHeo
early in the day over the Southern Railway Ironi rom
Richmond AT 10 o'clock they attended recepron
by Governor Gambler at the State House. and were
the guests in the afternoon at a social runcuo1
at the home OF W. n. Mitchell president OF inc
Virginia Society.
Tonight Governor Montague delivered an aodress
on General Lee. which was followed ny odnl.SS(
The speakers az this concluding event or tae ceie
bration Were Governor Gambler. Mayor AITs ~
Atlanta; Bishop Kelley. OF Savannah; Clark Ho"eiA
and Frank H Richardson
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
SCALDED ON HIS LOCOMOTIVE.

ENGINEER WAS LOOKING FOR LEAK
WHEN A BOILER FLUE BLEW OUT
bethlehem Penn. Jan. 20 (SpeciaD.-Joseph Hess.
the engineer of Lehigh Valley fast freight left
his cab Redlngton. five miles east OF here last
night while stean1ing along at forty miles hour
and just ahead OF the Buffalo express. to repair
leak In a steam valve. handing the throttle
his fireman While he looking for the cause
OF the trouble OF the boiler fues blew out COW
ering him with scalding steam and boiling water.
4 moment later live Goals from the hrebox
blown out upon him
When the hot Goals touched the engineers oily
clothes the latter caught fire. Before Hess thor
oUghly realized his danger he a sheet OF
flames The flames roasted his face and breast and
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
FIRE AT A CHUROH FUNERAL

Hartford City. Ind. Jan. a-At the United
6rethren Church. near Humboldt, while the Rev
). M Hobbs was preaching funeral sermon flames
ourst through the floor almost directly under the
CONN and the church was almost Immediately filed
with suffocating smoke ---'SN
an "a me excitement Of the panicstricken nourners
aIio lrlenos or the deceased who fed throuob .ha
resnne1 me corpse was forgotten but was finally
foTnoeS 'Sn bIn, ane names The male worshippers
ssIllshed before the church was totally DESTROYED
80 IuleIai cortese then proceeded the cene-
"here the preacher finished sermon at the
The fire was caused by an overbeated stovs IN
the basement e4Ne0Neo eloVe III
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
SUGAR CONFERENCE REAssBHBLEs.

INFORMED OF BRITISH INTENTION TO IMPOSE
CoUNTERvAuISG DUTIES.
Brussels, Jan. 20.-The international Sugar
Conference reassembled this morning. The cor
respondent Of The Associated Press has good
authority for saying that the British delegates
definitely announced Great Britains intention to
impose countervailing duty sugar unless
the bounties are Withdrawn.
The conference adjourned until Wednesday. IN
order to allow the delegates time to cornmuni-
cate with their respective governments on this
and other developments which occurred
during the recess.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
EDUCATION BOARD NAMED.
THE MAYOR EXPLAINS ITS DUTIES-HE
APPOINTS HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.

Mayor Low yesterday announced the names of
forty-six members of the new Board OF Educa-
ton with appropriate address to the appointees
Soon after naming the school commissioners the
Mayor announced the appointment OF seven trus-
tees for Bellevue and allied hospitals. The ap-
pointments to the Board OF Education are as fol-
lows
g G BTRL1NGHaM qh FR3cns
MILES MIS5GG T. 6BR4E. 81 RHS 'i1f1-i H. JACOB '" MACK
To serve until January, !, 1sOszTHoMAs B, coNNERY.
HATPT. ABRAHAM STERN.
To 5e5ye 4g until January lso5aRIGHARD o ADAMS.
BARRETT, LOUIS A. RoDBNsTEIN.
gn Ji2FfI E lsGaNSD aERS0H $ PRgNEER PR3sE
ROBERT L HARRISON.
EENRF FoaHas EDWAED ESSTf5lAN VAN LR@HaS fSGE.
Borough Brooklyn n4-To serve until January l. 1903
coJodN GREENE GEORGE D. HAMLIN. ALBERT
GEoRGR e' w. 'scfalz scEp is4iSS sEoRa w F. wfNkT fNkE
'Sif SZTGN a2 anR5S IoNAs %BOa fb1 3
" sp f: will WILLIAM I1iaAiE HASs fsAEH KES
To until January 1. 1so7-FRANK L BAssorT.
Borough Of The Bronx eD-Te serve until January !.
Isos,PBEEDE@RLCK @ 5o " IAGISSoSi until 1seS JOIN
until ',t 1907 FaNK Kan rs 3 wILsET s'' K Iia0'iF'oN
HGsEe e Sussn Y @ as ass s gas GE6Rh TSV
isc t EpWARD S S !. W. 7sO RossffTER FER H. MAN until
Borough OF Richmond C-To until January I. 1904
CHARLES II. INGALLS,: until 1907 SAMUEL NJ
DIX.
Tho Mayors remarks accompanying the names
were warmly aPplauded- He said:
Under the revised charter II is made my duty 70
appoint. the third Monday OF January, 1902, an
entirely Board OF Education for the city Of
New-York, to consist Of forty-six members. drawn
from all the borOughs. have asked you to accept
this honorable service behalf of the city, and
have invited you here this morning receive your
certificates OF appointment and 10 administer 10
you the oath OF Office
The scheme OF the charter. broadly speaking
lodges IN single Board OF Education, for the
whole city all the duties that have heretofore been
divided between the Board Of Education and the
various borough school boards. On the other hand.
the attempt has been made to limit your func-
tions, again speaking broadly. to those which
would ordinarily be DISCHARGED in an educational
purely technical work OF education Will either be
discharged by or originated with the professional
educators in the employ OF the board and on
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
INsURRECTION IN FORMOSA.
JAPANESE HAVING TROUBLE WITH THE REBELS
IN THE BUSH.

Tacoma Wash. Jan 2O.-AdVces by the steam
ship Tacoma state that the insurrection movement
in Formosa is much more serious than at first sup
posed twenty-five hundred natives in Southern
Forrnosa have taken up arms against the Japanese
authorities. The prevailing conditions are similar
to those in the Philippines. making It almost i'm
possible for the Japanese troops to follow the in
surgents into the swamps and jungles. where the
latter able to live. In the last battle the
japanese lost twenty-one killed and twenty
wounded. Twelve insurgent leaders and 156 of their
followers were killed or captured. Neither party
gained any advantage by this battle The insur-
gents are carrying forward such a vigorous cam
paign that the japanese have sent seventeen com
panies Of militia against them.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
NORTH AMERICA BANK ELECTION.
PROBABLE MAKEUP OBJ THE DIRECTORATE OF

PROBABLE MAKEUP OF THE DIRECTORATE OF
THE ENLARGED INSTITUTION.
The new board Of directors OF the National Bank
OF North America. which has acquired and alb
sorbed the Bank OF the State of New-York will
be elected to-day and it is understood will consist
or the following: Henry H. Cook Elihu Root
warner Van Norden, D. H. Houghtalng, William
r HaVemeyer, John H. Flager. Henry F. Di1nock
Richard L. Edwards. August belmont NJ D.
Thatcher. E T. Bedford Charles w. Morse r. NJ
Thompson, Frank K. Sturgis. Oakleigh Thorne.
;. NJ. Clement. Charles T. Barney. William H
sohn. +1S"4
As previously announced. Mr.. Van Norden will
Of 6kfn b Sy Sa Mr ~ EdwarSs now President Of the
Chaplin, jr. will be elected vica-presidents and
Anred II; curtis, now cashier of the Bank of the
larged institution. N- '+ INC CHI
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
A BOOM IN METROPOLITAN
BELIEVED TO BE DUE TO PROPOSED rx.
TENSION OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT.

After many weeks Of inactivity. Metropolitan ves.
terday became market feature. and on sales ot
$1,000 shares advanced Ss points to 157 closing ar
the top A report that arrangement was IN
contemplation for the establishment OF a great
central plant which would supply electricity al re-
duced cost to the Metropolitan, the Manhattan and
the Consolidated Gas Company. was denied on an
thortty. The strength OF Metropolitan also a.
tributed to the prospect Of report favorable 70
the corporations being fled by the referee bsSors
whom arguments on the constttutionality Of the
Franchise Tax law are being made at Albany. Tha
prevailing belief, however, that the strength
Of the stock was based arrangements making
by the company for electrically equipping the re-
naming hOrsecar lines and the plans OF Presiden,
Vreeland for otherwise improving the system by
arranging q number OF routes The company stu
operates ninety miles Of horsecar lines IN this
ough. and the equipment of these lines with elec,
tricity IL is said, would result in increase Of
earnings, much more than commensurate with ths
heavy initial outlay necessarily involved.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
TO ADJOURN JANUARY 81.

DATE FOR THE FINAL SESSION OF THE
PAN-AMERIcAN CONFERENCE.
City Of Mexico, Jan. 20.-The Pan-American
Conference to-day adopted resolution on ad-
tournment, according to which the closing ses-
sion will be held on January 81. The conference
also approved q resolution to send the saluta-
ton of the conference to Sefor Calvo. the re-
nowned Argentine writer on international law.
who is now over eighty years old.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
TOO LONG 4 LEASE ASKED.

APPLICATION IN BEHALF OF AN AMERICAN OF
FTCE BUILDING N LONDON DENIED.
London, Jan. 2O.-The London County Council TO-
day refused the application in behalf OF an Anglo
American syndicate, headed by Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson, for 9e9 years lease Of site the north
side Of the Strand, with a frontage of $50 feet and
with still larger frontages the new street de-
bouching the Strand, for the erection of an office
building American lines. TO cost 100000. The
council took the ground that such a length Of
tenure practically amounted to selling the free
hold, which not within its power. The council.
however, announced that II willing to negotiate
the basis Of ninety-nine year lease.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
AMERICANS MAY BUILD BAGDAD ROAD.

AN OFFER SUBMITTED FOR THE CONSIDERATION
OF THE PORTE
Paris, Jan. 20-A dispatch to news agency
from Constantinople asserts that American
syndicate has submitted an offer TO the Porte to
build the Bagdad Railroad.
The dispatch says the syndicate does not ask
for a mileage guarantee. but desires that the
surplus tithes from the districts to be traversed
by the railroad be applied 10 the work Of con-
structiOn
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
MILLIONS OF GALLONS GO TO WASTE.

DoUGHERTY TO TAKE STEPS At ONCE TO STOP
Loss OF SURPLUS
Chief Engineer Birdsan OF the Water Department
estimates that se.OOoOO0 900 gallons OF water
10 waste over the Croton Dam last year. and
that about the amount will run to waste this
year unless reservoirs built to store It As this
is about the amount that the boroughs or Manhat-
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
FALL CAUSES SERIOUS INJURY.

A REAL ESTATE MAN SUFFERING FROM A CEKD-
BRAL HEoORREAGE
William ". Baldwin, a real estate broker. OF No.
164 West Seventy-ninth-st. fell at Pine and Nassau
SITS. yesterday. He ccoTupanied by his friend.
J. r. Hooley, OF No Pire-st- A Hudson-st. am
bulance callf- and the surgeon thought Mr.
Baldwin's injury a scalp wound. The surgeon
about to go away when something peculiar in
the Injured mans condition led him 20 make
other examination. Mr.. Baldwin was taken TO
the hospital and found 10 be suffering from cere-
bral hemorrhage and last night II was said that
his condition was serious
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
GOLD FOR EYPOPT

Two engagements of gold for export were an
nounced yesterday although the demand sterling
rate is well below the exporting point Heidelbach
ickeiheimer q Co. are sending s2Sl, $3.50 r. and C;
Amsnck Co $780, 06i 70 total OF $3.50 73O As which
Will go to-day on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
FOR Bremen. The ultimate destination or tha s.oIj
Is said TO be Austria VI 'iio s0id
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21

tan and The Bronx use In twelve months. Mr.. Birc-
sail and Commissioner pougherty, in an easss
memorandum to the Mayor, viii advise tnar steps
be taken at early date TO take care or the SUI
plus water.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21

patrol of fifty men belonging 10 the local town
guard the Tarkastad Road. A few strag-
gleTs have returned. The remainder Of the
party are missing
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
WILL ACCEPT RANSOM OFFERED.
MINISTER LEIsHiAN AND MISS STONES
CAPTORS COME TO TERMS.

Constantinople, Jan. 20.-The United States
Minister John G. 4. Leishman. says the brig
ands who abducted Miss Ellen NJ. Stone and
Madame Tsilka on September have agreed to
accept the amount of ransom raised by sub
scription. The place Of payment IS the
only question unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
ACTION ON GERMAN CLAIMS.
TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VENEZUELA
CONGRESS

CONGRESa
willemstad, Jan. 20.-The reply Of the Ven
ezuelan Government 10 the request OF the Ger
man Government for a settlement OF the claims
Of German citizens arising from the late revolu-
tions will be submitted to the next Congress Of
Venezuela, which will meet IN February.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
THEATRE 1T STUTTGART BURygD

Stuttgart, Jan. 20.-The Eoftheater has been
destroyed by fire. There loss OF life. The
King Of Wurtemberg and other members OF the
royal family watched the conhagration for hours.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
ANOTHER CALL ON THE COLONIES.

London. JAN 20.-Mr. Chamberlain has cabled
the Governors Of Australia and New-zealand
inviting each TO send further contin gent of one
thousand men TO South Africa.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
SATISFIED THAT MARKS rs DEAD.
OTHERS IMPLICATED IN LIVERPOOL BANK |
FRAUDS HELD FOR TRIAL.

London. JAN 20-During the course Of to-day's
hearing Of the charges growing out OF the Liver
pool Bank frauds Inspector Froest, Of Scotland
Yard testified that. result OF inquiries made
at Boulogne-sur-Mer, France, and on board the
Channel steamer, he satisfied that Laurie
Marks. the American bookmaker, who is alleged
10 have been connected with the case. started on
the boat for England and committed suicide by
jumping overheard -
Thomas Peterson Goudie, the former bookkeeper
or the pank; Dick Burge, the pugiist; Stiles
bookmaker, and T. T, Kelly, another bookInaker
were committed for trial.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
THE POPES HEALTH GOOD.

Rome, Jan. 2o.-The Pope. who was IN excellent
health. received the Grand Duchess OF Saxe-Wei-
mar In audience this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
CoRNTo CONFERENCE ENDED.
CENTRAL AMERICAN PRESIDENTS STAR
BACK TO THEIR HOMES

BACK TO THEIR HOMES.
AIanagua, Nicaragua, Jan. 2O.-The Guatemala
delegation, which has attended the meeting of
the Central American Presidents at Corinto,
started for home yesterday.
President Regalado of Salvador started to-
day for San Salvador
President Iglesias- of Costa Rica and Presi-
dent Sierra of Honduras will visit Managua-
President Regalado has issued a decree pro-
viding for free commerce between Salvador,
Nicaragua, Honduras and Costa Rica.
Senor Leonidas Pacheco has been appointed
Minister of Costa Rica to Nicaragua, Salvador
and Honduras.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-21
JACOB W. MACK
HENRY A ROGERS

shoulders He climbed to the manhole OF the water
tank, and squeezing through, saved his life
Hess was brought here and sent to the hospital