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New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE BELASCO THEATRE.
MISS BLANCHE BATES.

The Belasco Theatre, which has been closed since
Saturday night. for rehearsal Of the new drama by
Mr.. Belasco and Mr.. Long. called 'The Daring OF
the Gods" will be opened this evening. and that
drama will be presented. with Miss Blanche Bates
in It's central character. The new play, when Is
japanese in subject, was successful in washington
and in Baltimore, and it comes here warmly COM
mended. Mr.. Belasco's Theatre, blending SO many
appliances of comfort and beauty. is worth visit
fr it's own sake irrespective of the entertainment
that may be provided there. Its special attraction
now however, is Miss Blanche Bates an actress
who has shown herself possessed of elemental
power. deep feeling and a brilliant style and whose
achievements have gained the respect OF conserva-
tive and judicious observers. no less than VIDE
and substantial popularity Her re-entrance Is one
or the most important events of the dramatic year.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
TIE WEATHER REPORT.

YESTERDAYS RECORD AND To-DAY's FORECAST.
Monday night over Colorado and of the Texas
united during the night single storm Of great
gnitude and intensity. moved rapidly nerthnerth
eastward tonight the idoie or the
uliuos-Indana line, with barometer reading OF
% 10 inches Except the north upper lake region
eastward the attended by general and IN
many places heavy rains the Mississippi Vaey east
ward and its northwestern hn|ts the
snow line tonight extending well through the State OF
iowa The usual warnings winds we're Issued
well in advance of the storm. beginning with the CUR
Coast Monday night and ending with the New-Ersiana
coast Tuesday The storm closely tolowee from the
northyestward by marked high area. accompanied by
cod wave which tonight extends through North Daea
The ,smneratures however fallen sharply TO the
cutnvard TO New-Mexeo the middle slope and MISSOURI
valley Ia the districts of the Rocky Mountains the
,b.r has been fair with somewhat lower temperatures
ba Storm will continue its northeastwafd movement
"Wednesday attended by rain in the Atlantic states gen
srsry and rain turning to snow. in the lower take
-srtops There wrl also in the central valleys
,he ,pn.r lake region middle slope In the souh
,;c ana south portion Of Middle Atlantic States
-ar viii be followed clearing weather In the south
s.+ extreme West and Northwest the weather VIII oe
60, +, xu he much colder Wednesday from the slope
region the Alsghanes ana air' b ~ hanaic
gulf not SO cold in the Northwest and the slope
region 49, p,,s,a,a coast the winds will high
On the Wesnesiay; on the Middle Atlantic Coast.
bieb east 70 SOUTH the South AaHle 80 n
otbTest to northve. and the Gulf Coast iesh h &c
fgl shifting 70 north. while the upper lakes there
will be gales and on the IoMgr 1SsdessdaS for
ooyts viii winds and rain TO the
SranS Banks Storm warnings are eisplayeo on the a.
SIo . Soas from Jacksonville Easpor and on the
spss and Geld wave warnings from Wisconsin aho
western Upper Michigan westward through me =;
except Duluth. and also in Northeas'erh iowa anu "
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
THE PASSING THRONG.

A delegation of German farmers, SEEING the ne
eessity of up to date farming methods are coming
to visit the United States to study
GERMANS TO and observe agricultural conditions
STUDY all over the country Herr August
AMERICAN Platz, of Berlin, who Is here buy
FARMING ing farming machinery, explained
It yesterday at the Waldorf. The
German Agricultural Seciety, he said, viii sshd
delegation to tour America Ihey VIII lF<pece
the dairy business In the North and East. the
tobacco and horse breeding in the South, and then
they will study the great grain Delt IN tne "esL
The fruit growing section on the Pacihe Coast VIII
BE sfu5 2k % t 4p esn ese qna bns Hs @ on the plains and the
ssughteE houses IN Omaha NAL and GheaEo IRes RsssnSd S
that no Part Of ps @ fFbs b beut S German Ss
farmers TO take the trip next spring
Nev-Hampshre is the latest to swing in line
with State constitutional convention. Francis
Briggs. of Portsmouth. had
NEW-HAMP- word to say about it yesterday
sHIREs CON at the Fifth Avenue For some
STITUTIONAL years past he remarked, there
CONVENTION has been a desire of the people
of Hampshire to amend the
constitution Some claimed that under the pres
ent document the railroads had too much infu-
enee. There were other reasons also for wanting
a constitution abreast CT the times Far minaeo,
competent men. think have been selected as dele
gates and there has been an absence of partisan
spirit in their election The people of the State viii
watch their deliberations with interest ana tnS
keep close watch it's proceedings Wheh thS
work of the convention is ended, am convinced
New-Hampshire will show model eonstltutioh'
The State universities of the West have an en-
+busiastc supporter in Hugh TIL. Miller, OF Coiun-
bus Ind. II need not mention
PRAISE FOR such universities those or
WESTERN Michigan and California that
UNIVERSITIES. have an international reputation
said he yesterday at the Majestic
,.bu+ tbroueheut the entire West the state uni
versities are taking an important place The desire
for a college education there is constantly grow
inq and more and more are the students being
dncated in the native institutions instead OF COM
ing EAST There are numerous colleges and uni
versities supported by the Western states tnat ma are
PPa+ fakirg high place in the educational Work
Of the country Their grewthb ba for ndn 5Re aT ot
SfTinned in this respect many OF the Eastern Gol1
ieees which have either stood still or retrosFaaeu
as the years have gone by.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
DIED.

ToL1sta S3on Cbsries H Western. Henry NJ
E6s Wife & ohGefdGn asaaag
her @ age dh Mapaye East Orange N j. THURSDAY
sSsnins stsagi q ''' '''~
ony child Of Harriet Robinson and granddaughter
OF the late David I. Seymour funsral p'iEats'
An Monday, December l. 1902, the Rev.
BsEsmeif6 6i in h5s n stais asd ysaf Nsw-YcTE CITY
Eunera services EvangeGal Lutheran 7r. zlGn
Church Hhy Hehgy At 10 a m Interrnent Woodlawn
pp1-NDaGE-on Monday December I. 1902 Of TYP typhGd f
.4H Marie L 4@ndag bd aaqsasT Fansrai + private
sS Mdsi ls-a BasSy & sSs
sn4s i the Ssd 81 ,Ss hear Haavay Ct sai Rest 5t
tsrmeat wsneat'as a. isS; MSriDofo;ueh, \; Y
NETWORK LIFE INSURANCE CONF coMPASSfii iisos
At meeting of the cemlftse 5s of the . Nf% f
York to ae presanasicn nas @ to
sosrd S%iqs Of Tfastees called p0on to record the
s With q s's2ss r William F. Bueey q the senior
smssT Of the the. Board as ef q ihe Executive be
also on a. other mpspad hesith his
at meetings attention TO the duties arf ana R interest in
ss' Ss woai nG Of the fHTp4aE a T .ar be
missed aad 0 his his gsna gssoeass In he wen s
n the ytas business ss hsd heid this
Born Marlborough n IN The aei napoTting business
y S an to y the sGS 1bDsS 19g2ea
Of 1S4s ne ba reformed 70 New-York and con-
nusd in ss ths hang been with yarous
SSaE ANYWAY and corporations as oice anu
director oss viii, be ourned only in this company but
1sa hv the many others whose interests ne haa se's
and advanced vxEc-rrryE COMMITTEE
Edmund ID. Randolph Chairman
c1ARE November So g. t fs Is.. s.ehs'fR joan Rsy Clarke
Funeral services az IrlHy Ns,lutlSa
1,,1reb Wednesday afternoon. December " at e0eA
coArrs-on Tuesday. December a, Goshen Tc.sS5 II
Atita services at ST. Ja1ess Gaufeh,,
sosben On Friday December 5. upon the arrival OF
a..I1S :, r. CTwenty-thrl-st, at s:lo.
.c,1,rrr-D.eember . 1902 Gertrude Briggs Corbitt-
funeral services at the enly chapel OF she stepasn
sfsrri,t nurs: Company. sthave and 9th-st to-day
"wednesday az o'clock Internens al NSaeA' y l.
,rNrsos-At his home, 2 West ssth-ss: on Tues
Gay. ~ his ave Funeral services Will be held at
stystie Corn. THURSDAY afternoon
p.cER-suddenly at Darien. Coma. Monday, December
1902 Georgianna Cooke: wife ef the late lhe1nas
ssnca Thursday at o:45 a. Funeral priyas inter
nsent al Greenwood Cemetery. New-York
Fsioh wife of afrsi aaIshts q ne iat.
Bsnton Ne "a Hawtnorne-ave.. East Orange. ~ j..
BaTesy and christophsr ferries 1910 Inter
private
FRAMr-op Monday ppeenheE !. 1902 Mari. Frame. be-
Ievsa wife s-vc.. e 'se a. I.ts rssesnee Ne s 2 .
7oth-st Thursday. December 4. at II o'eeck.
rRENcH-on Monday. December l. 1902. T Henry
Esns Esnsh ssss years. eiavss and TREND. als re-
Church Of TRANSPORTATION 2sth-st. 5th-ave
Nsw-York THURSDAY. December s. ar ?.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
yEW.EgeLAND SOCIETY OFFICERS.

The New-England Society In the City Of New
York held its ninery-seventh annual maetinT fer
the election OF officers at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
last night. These officers were all reelected: Ed
mund Clarence stedman. president; Thomas H.
Hubbard and Austin B. Fletcher. vice-presidens:
Charles G. Burke. treasurer, and George wilson,
Secretary The new directors elected, to serve
until December, 1906. Edward F. Brown. George
s. Edge Darwin r. AldridRe and Leander l.
Chamberlain.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
. CHANGE OF OPERA

In consequence OF the illness Of Mr.. Gilbert. the
first performance this season Of Puccinfs opera,
La Boheme" will be postponed In place of La
Boheme" La Traviata' will be given this even
ing with Mines Sembreh, Van Cauteren and
Bauermeister; Messrs, De Marehi Seotu, Bars;
Dufriche Vanni and Begue. La Boheme Will
probahIv 60 over till December Is
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

DR. r & Ware, who has introduced into the VIZ
einia legislature bill TO prevent kissing, sneuld
have attended the performance of Ludwig DOGGY
hve-act comedy Der Kuss." at the Irving Place
Theatre, last night. To be sure, none OF HetI
Conried's company have weak lungs, the ooetor
,,,aht 1,rse in mis- own defence. But at that he
would have found 1t hard to resist theif plea
plentifulIy and persuasively put for frequent KISS
ing Sever King of Navarro (played by Johh
FeisteD starts all the happy trouble wnich MAKES
up the play-one of the popular plays of the Vienna
tbeatres-hv forbidding all kissing in his court He
bsuishes has half brother Adola for kissing MS
sweetheart Angela (played by Bertha Rocco. 1mS
is his own undoing By complication after COM
plication. while kisses sound around him. he 10
brought to the sad pass of kissing his own Queen
under the impression that she IS some one etse
Discovering his mistake he is rather sbond for
King restored brother and all the rest-"ith
kiss -, ,,., ,a,r,Iv las
Ugh
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
rRaNsPAcIFIc MAILS.

Mail, for Australia excspt West Australia. goes
90 EsIlrops and New-Zealand which goes San
Franciscoi. and Fill Islands. via Vancouver ard Vic
terfa B C. close daily at $50 after Novem
der f2s and up December t6 inclusive for dispatch
Aorangt-
Mails fer Hawaii Japan China and Phlippise Islands
Va San Francisco close daily $50 o Up
pecennber f6 Inclusive for dispatch per 5. Dcric
Mails FOR fexcspt West Australia which is
Forwarded Europe. New-Zealand. Eli; Samoa and
Hawaii Francisco cl1ss here daily at $50
p m after December f6 and Hz 2 peesnher rla IN
disuatcd = 5 Sierra III the Cunard
steamer carrying the British mall for Ner Zealand does
not arrive in tine connect with this Dispatch
rnails-closing at $50 m. 9so q n and $50 ..
a n a n and $50 D n--wiN bs
made up and until the arrival Of the Cunsrd
steamsr)
Frsnciseo close here daily AT $50 =. &c
Dscsaber ia inclusive. Tor dispatch Nippcn
Maru-
n C. close daily at 6-2O Up to December r2S.
nciIrstve for dispatch per Empress &C india Mar
ersnsfse for United States Postal Agency Shanghai
cannot be forwarded via Canada-l
Mails for the Philippine l=laEcs via San Francisco closs
here daily at ESQ n up 70 December VT Inclusive.
fer dispatch per Z 5 Transport
ranspacic forwarded port ot sailing daily
schedule of closing IS arranged o. The presuap
uninterrupted overland transit faeStsrered
mail closes AT 2 n previous day -
CORNELIUS VAN COTT. Postnascer-
Poston1ce New-York. N T.. November Is 1902
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Baptist Church. at Twenty-seeond-st- and Tiosa-
ave. Philadelphia. The salary is $500 a year Mr.
Negus is considering the cali Temple Church was
established some years ego by Grace Temple. OF
which the Rev. Dr.. Russell n. Conwell Is pastor,
and has large membership. Mr. Negus has oeen
IN Brooklyn for six years, during which time MS
church has prospered greatly.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

EJxb.. temperature yesterday 90 ossrees so"es o.
IS 30. .ysr,se for corresponding date Of last year
for corresponding date Of last twsasy-ave
36 ...+ south gales on
r.esssr 81 ,irht Thursday fair. colder
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
BF EARLY MAIL TRAIN
NETWORK CITY

NETWORK CITY
Nan subscribers to the DAILY and TRI-WEEkL1 WIN
De charged extra postage N Aoollioo W
the rates named .boFe
Tbs Trhu1e mailed Cuba. Porto Rico 80,
and the Philippines without extra expense Tor toeAsn
postage
For points Eurnpe all countries IN the IEveEsal
Postal Union The Tr,,ie mailed at the tooEinS
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
TIE REV. Mr.. NEGUs CALLED.

The Rev William T. Nesus pastor OF the First
r.n+iet Church Lee-ave and Keap-st. Brooklyn.
has received unanimous call from the Tenole
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
EoUps: Morning. Night.

- ms diagram eonnao.s White & qs Shows . fe
indies ted py Inc lIious SET
enangss haronne.sr The dotted Ene shows me tenn
eSs,.re as recorded Perrys PharHiAcS'
- .oroNing Official record from the Weather Suresu
,n changes in the temperature for the last twenty
80 ,,,-s in comparison with the corresponding date OF
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY

FORECAST FOR TODAY AND IHURsDA1-
Fer New-Engsnd. rain to-day: high east winds falr
Thursday: colder. except rain snow in Eastern Maine
r Eastern New-Yor. rain to-day; east to south gales
+hs coast colder at night: fair and colder THURSDAY
or he District of Columbia and Maryland rain to-day
obablv followed BY clearing: colder at night fair ana
colder THURSDAY; brisk 10 high southeast ~nos snlns
20 ,,.,-.
r. Eastern Pennsylvania New-Jersey and Delaware
, +o6av; high south winds; colder at night
fsir and colder Thursday . a. .,,h,- ,,r,
For western Pennsylvania rain to,day propapy
ro. portion colder: fair Inursoay
ING - aros biv snow furTies in western portion; high
80 winds shifting TO north.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Nothing tones up the system after oyerWots @ aI4o
VERY like DR.. D Jaynes Tonic Nernliruse II 10 su
~ -vFr-a
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

Address al couirunicauns relative suoscrpcions or
advertisements THE TRIBUNE NewYork -iry fsinl.
by Postofice Order money oroe, o1sAs
registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
A BENEFIT FOR GEORGIA CAYVAN. WHO
HAS REACHED THE END OF
HER RESOURCES.

Friends of Miss Georgia Cayvan. who was for
many years the leading woman OF the Lyceum
Theatre stock company and is now at a sanatorium
at Flushing, panied to learn this week that
her financial resources are almost exhausted, SO
that in a few months. there will not be enough left
to make both ends meet. Steps were at once taken
to arrange a benefit performance. and yesterday
1T was announced that this benefit would be held
at the knckerbocker Theatre the second Tues
day in January. Daniel Frohman is in charge or
the details and he said last night that several
managers and Miss Nfaude Adams had already
pledged $500 apiece for their seats, while T. h
offered his services Miss Cayvan for thirteen
years appeared in every New-York benefit for the
Actors Fund. that there is little prospect OF
any difficulty in securing players TO appear in her
behalf. IL is hoped 10 secure between 500 and
$4,000. a quite sufficient to place Miss Cayyan
beyond need of further aid for the rest of her fe
which. it is said. cannot be long.
Mrs. Fiske yesterday received from Paul Heyse
author of Mary of Magdala," large portrait OF
himself. given in token of his appreciation of her
successful production of his play. The picture was
recently shown at portrait exhibition in Munich,
the piaywright's home. When news OF the success
of his play in English reached him Heyse at once
cabled Mrs. Fiske his congratulations. Soon after
Inscribed the picture in the authors handWrit-
ing are these words: ITO Mrs, Fiske, my first
Mary of Magdala on the English stage with sin
cere regards and thanks. Paul Heyse. Munich No
vember, 1902 The portrait was placed in the in
ner lobby of the Manhattan Theatre last evening
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
Rurnett,s Vanilla Extract

% the hest and the too good tor year toe'
and drinE Insist on having Burnetts
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03

,ru. ,o- Newfoundland BY rail North SYDNEY. and
AatLs this of1ce daily 30
m feonnectiag close here eyerE Monday, Wednesday
p s4E Miquelon. rail Boston,
az thence by steamer close at this office daily $50
an Nails for Cuba. by rail 70 Port Tampa. Fla and
- ~ steamer close this Office daily. except
-'nTssav at f5Se (the connecting closes made
- ,go.5avs wednesdays and Saturdays. Mails
STsxfco civ Overland. unless specially addressed for
Snndsy az 1850 . and ll3o p m, sundays az
and II 80 D. Mails fer Costa Rica- Belize
rortez and letter mail for Guatemala
- New-Orieans. and thence BY close this
a. SsiIv except Sunday. Tl3O D. and +f1:30
= m sundays at ~ p and I'll 80 p. (connectins
eioes bers Mondays at 411:30 fer Belizs. Puerto
Sorrez and mail for Guatemala and Tuesdays 81
Costa Rea)- ffsegtstered mail closes
sn M previous day
New-York tribune., 1902-12-03
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closing time SHOWN neto% 60
cept that supplementary Mails for Europe snd CenlIsI
America via Coln Feur later al Feteisn STA
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Bisbee daily review., 1902-03-22
ORDINANCE NO. F.
REGULATING THE COLLECTION OF

srRsE TAXES.
 Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common
 Council of the Town of Bisbee.
 Section I. An annual Street Tax of Two Dolia-s is hereby levied on each and every male inhhbitant over twenty y-one years and under fifty ysars of age, residing within the corporate limits of the Town of Bisbee
 Sec. B. The Town Marshal shall give at least Eve days notice in writing. by mail or to be delivered to each person resident of said town. su' jeet to street tax, to appear on the day and place named in said notic @ and make pay ment of said street tax, re auired by Section 1 of this Ordinance. and any person thus notified who shall fall to make pay yment as sbove provided. shall be considered delinquent and shall be pro- ceeded against as such, and the Town Mar shal shall proceed to collect of him by civil action the sum of Two Dollars, together with costs of suit.
 Sec. .. Any person, firm or corporation, having in his or their employ any person lia. ble to pay the street tax, as provided In Sec tion 1, shall, on demand being made by the Town Marshal, furnish such Marshal with an accurate list of the names of all such persons and in case any Of such persons liable to pay nent of said street tax shall make default therein. as heretofore provided. the person, firm or corporation 60 employing such per. son making such default, shall. on demand from the Town Marshal. pay such Marshai the amount so doe for said street tax, and take a receipt therefor. which receipt shall c, institute and become good ani sufficient set-o6 and payment for ths amount therein named O any claim which said delinquent may havs against such person, firm or oorpo- ration 60 taking GU h receipt. and may be deducted in any subsequent settlement with said person, by any person, firm or corpora ton holding said receipt.
 Sec {. Any person violating any of the pro- visions of this Ordinance sh7ll be deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and upon eonvie. ton thereof, shall be fined not less than Ten Dolars and not more than Three Hundred Dollars. or be imprisoned in the town or county jail not l,ss than Ten days and not more tha Three months. or by both such fine and Imprisonment.
 Sec. s. This Ordinance shall take effect and be in force after the posting thereof in three public places and publication in the BIssEE DAILY REVIEW
 Passed and adopted by the Common Coun- Gil on the l7th day of February, A. D 1872.
 Approved: Attest:
 J. J. MuEIHEAp. I. W. MALICE,
 Mayor. Clerk.
 First publication March II, I9l2. st