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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
PRESIDENT STILL IMPROVES
NEWS FROM THE TEMPORARY WHITE
HOUSE CONTINUES FAVORABLE.

washington. Sept. 3o.-No bulletin was issued
by the Presidents physicians to-day. but IL was
said that his condition was satisfactory He
passed a comfortable night and took part to-
day IN the conferences on the coal strike situa-
tion. which were held at the temporary White
House.
The President had very comfortable day
and tonight is reported 10 be doing nicely. The
daS has been buster one than for some time
vtfh him the conferences on the coal strike max
sng n necessary for him 10 see more people than
has been his custom since h9 returned 10 Wash
tns,or from Indianapolis. He maintains his
nhssy,,,,l and buoyant disposition. the wound
continue, 10 heal and DR.. Lung announced TO-
night. as he left the house. mat the case was
making satisfactory progress
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
uGLT POWER STATION TO GO AT LAST,

NORTHERN END or UNION SQUARE WILL LOOK
BETTER But WILL STILL LOOK BAD
The unsightiy power station IN front OF the
Everett House. ia Seventeeuth-st. Is be removed
~ last The upper end ~ the park AZ Union Square
s not particularly pleasing sight. with its colec
Non OF iishEurements. the cairns OF paving stones
trcers anc rails the tunnel cutting and the general
eonoition q unheaval. 10 say nothing OF the power
s@uon The dilapiiated sheds. rough and uEpaint-
e0 With their tail and ungainly chimneys. were the
'est straw, however. Complaint was entered against
'"etn as a nuisance, and on September Is the con-
tractors. Holbfook, Cabol a DAILY, were ordered 10
s'op running their engines Yesterday the work OF
"''noiuon was begun. The TWO chimneys severity
-'e' or more IN height were lifted up entire from
..e boilers and then laid intact upon the ground
me, ne oflVing wheels, Of which there three pairs
,r ~ oeen taken on their engines and ready
S,.. - tehcn away each pair load FOR sN horses
Drills are 20 succeed the pneumat tie ones for
"as,,h these engines furnished the power.
t ne nnsiehty sheds and brick furnaces viii probs-
- remain several DAYS longer, but with them
'e on ne northern end o Union square viii remind
arc " composite picture OF dynamite explosion
$50 "afric&ce OF the trcnch Commune
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
WABASH NAY GET TERMINAL.
THE RECENT APPLICATION OF FERRY
COMPANY FOR CHANGE OF LOCATION
SAID TO BE 4 MOVE IN
THAT DIRECTION

II is said in Hohoken that the recent application
OF the Hoboken Ferry Company 10 move It's ferry
slip from West Fourteenth-st.. New-Hork. 10 West
Twenty-third-st. is the first move Of the Hoboken
Land and Improvement Company toward securing
a Hoboken terminal for the Wabash Railroad.
There has been talk for number OF years of
various railroad terminals al Fourteenth-st.. Ho-
boken. and Il is said the Hoboken Land and I'm
proVement Company has promised the Wabash and
Gould interests the terminal BY securing The
Fourteenth-st. ferry on the Hoboken side the Wa
hash would be able through the HobOken Land
and Improvement Compan 20 acquire the neces-
sary land for a station yard the Jersey side
and an entrance 10 this city al Twenty -third-st.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
HE4DLEsS BODY FOUND FLOATING
IT IS TOO BADLY DEcoMPosED TO PERMIT
OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
DEATH UNCERTAIN.

With both arms and the head missing the badly
decomposed body OF a woman hoated in between
Piers 80 and 81. Sedgwick-st., Brooklyn. yesterday
II was recovered and taken 70 the morsue. There
seems 70 be little hope that the body can ever be
identified IL had been In the water for long
time three months. think. The head. arms
and shoulders gone, and the remainder OF the
body is in such a condition that any marks OF
Identification which there might have been cannot
now be made out. On the legs were pair OF black
cotton stockings and the feet pair of black
kid oxford ties. size No. g. with French heels.
The police do not venture any opinion as 70 how
the woman met her death. The head and arms
might have been taken on by a paddle wheel or
propeller blade and the condition OF the body can
In no way be taken 10 Indicate foul play. although
they admit that II might have been murder.
Search is being made for the missing parts or the
body, and an effort is being made 10 learn II any
young woman Is missing II is thought that the
BODY Is that of a woman about thirty years old.
weighing lS0 pounds and IN height about five feet
five inches.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
TWO n. Y. U. "SOPHS" DUCKED
THE FIRST HAZING OF THE YEAR is DONE
BY THE FRESHMEN

Last night NewYork University had It's first
hszlng OF the Strangely enough the fresh
men did II 20 the sophomores- According TO a well
formed plan. about seventy-hve OF the class Of 0S
decOyed two sOphOmOres. The prisoners were
gagged and bound before they could give an alarm
and were then marched 20 the Han ~ Fame foun+
tainr where every freshman is ducked on Hal
loween, and the yet unducked 'freshes' hum!i-
second ducktng '' '-'0''
just as the dueking was finished a band OF sixty
sophomores appeared the South Field and
rough and tumble contest ensued for half an hour
The upper classmen interfered after the Contestants
were nearly all down and out" and as there
seemed TO De large amount OF aggressiveness len
on both sides, arranged 10 decide the natter ~
three wrestling bouts. All OF these were won nv
the freshmen They were between Gould 'o5 ana
surpless, s: Clark. 6. and Hause Os and stone
S. and Miller. 's The sophomores are thirsting
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NATIVE LABOR PREFERRED IN cUB4

Washington Sept. 3o-United States Minister
squiFes has transmitted 20 Secretary HAY. under
date OF Havana. September Is. tho text Of the bill
passed by the Cuban House OF Representatives re-
curing stipulation IN all concessions granted bv
that government that 30 per cent OF the labor en-
ployed shall ee Cuban II provides that neither
ths State. tfs province nor the municipaIitv shah
grant a concession a franchise OF anv kind for
the operation OF public service without stipulat-
ing. as an ess ntal clause OF the grant that the
eOneessiOnaFy enterprise, company and corpora-
tiOn must employ In the works and working there
OF at least 80 per cent Cuban laborers and en-
pl1yes'' Provision a made for the Cancellation
OF concessions where this provision l. Violated
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
CORD MEYERS MACHINE HELD UP.
mn, ,,oToRuAN ARRESTED AT OYSTER
BAY AND PARoLED BECAUSE HE COULD
NOT SPEAK ENGLISH

o,.s,er Ray. Y. Sept. so--co'd Meyers auto
-. - held up here to-day and the motor
man arrested by Constable John Garvin who says
-, ,ha man was travelling al a high rate OF
sDsed when signalled I, stop the motorrnan Kept
- -, ,.,.- stoupsd az the Octagon Hotel Ihere
0'-' - - IN the machine. They were Just
- way from the hotel when Garyin caught
up. after chase . .,,.o,,.h a..
man driving il did not undeEstano Ven, M' 10 JSstice
fSStii,s offce The man could not spsaK H,en Eng,
iailhlln l - one could be found 10 ta.k FEenSh
lsh, anu H. was parOled on the promise OF the
ier that Mr Meyer or some one ,,orrov,
rim would bring the motorHia" 'N
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
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DIED.

r.Ewrs-sudderiy Monday. September - az Chap
paqua. n. r. Mary r.. widow Of James = Lewis In
the s7th year OF Funeral from her late resi-
dence on Thursday. October 2. 1902 az II m Car
rfases leaving Grand Central repot AZ
s:15 A. m. Interment at Trinity Cemetery. Ns~-YorS
City.
NICHOLSON Sunday september 2s. 1902 az Rochester.
DIT Arthur " Nichols. beloved Of the late Edward
Arthur and of Catherine Y Nichols. aged - years
Funeral residence of his mother. No ~
Thirty-nfth-s st.. Thursday. OCTOBER = AZ lo
O'Clock a. InteTment at kensico-
PYCOTT-september 2s IN Brooklyn the Rev Thomas
Stevenson Pycott the list o. his sSe ane'al
service AZ st AIMS Church. Brooklyn IhufsnaS' a'
i0:30 a. m
sHEPARD-Died in Parts. France. september y lsVs
Anne stratford. widow OF the late AieNAhlSr '" '"'S
ard. In the seventy-hrE. year OF her age.
VAN AISTYNE-At KinderhOOk " Y. saturday
evening September a. 1907. Mary Hickcox. widow %
Cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
An INDUSTRIAL COLONY OF ARTISTS.

THEY INCORPORATE THEMSELVES FOR THE PURe
POSE or COOPERATIVE PRODUCTION
The Glen Erie Workers Of Saugerties were in
corporated Yesterday at Albany. with capital OF
100000 The corporation is formed to conduct an
industrial colony consisting Of artists In various
Ines who will cooperate In producing many kinds
OF artistic and distinetivs handiwork
The colony will have an excellent iocatlon water
power is abundant and easily obtalnaoie, ana the
settIement is near the West Shore Railroad. and
also near the line of boats running from Kingston
this city. - ,,. .
the scheme Is William n. Day, an architect OF this
city Ne ts one OF the directors The other di-
rectors are James W. Craig, OF Englewood. y u;
BENJAMIN Warner. OF Orange, y r. and w.
Walton and Eliot Norton. or TINS city
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
SECOND4TE. TRAINS STALLED.

FOR HALF AN HOUR PASSENGERS WERE
IMPRISONED BETWEEN STATIONS.
For some reason which the employees on the
Second Avenue Elevated Railroad line would
not or could not explain. a dozen trains were
stalled on that line between Fourteenth and
Forty-second sts. this morning, between l2:l5
and i: ~ O'Clock. IL was evident that the cleo
trie power had been cut OF. as the trains were
in darkness. The trains were stalled between
stations and the motOrmen and trainmen would
not allow passengers 10 leave the trains and
walk on the structure 10 the stations because Of
danger by possible contact with the third rail If
the power were suddenly turned on.
Most OF the uptown trains were crowded with
men and women returning from the theatres,
and most OF them were loud in their denuncia-
tions Of the company for the delay.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
r,yDERBILTs DEEDS FILED.

- ,s sam THAT He WILL MAKE ANOTHER EF-
FORT 70 GET CONTROL OF LAKE SUCCESS
si,n.ola. Long Island. sept so-ren deeds con-
veyipr about two hundred and ninety acres OF and
20 W X Vanderbilt. jr.. we're yes'sroay Hsa w
- Sr.s =, ,ks Success the water right Of
which Mr. Vanderbilt has failed 20 oetain owing 70
an adverse vote by the taxpayers III, -.
another errcrt a. have the voters OF Sol,n Isnp
stead consider the propo-iuoL en.,. r,reS a..
al nominal
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

man. He went from the steamer TO the Hotel
Manhattan. but his stay there will be short, for
ne opens his season on Thursday Of this week play
ing the Rubinstein Concerto in ID Minor with
orchestra Of seventy players from the Boston SYM
phOny organization. under the leadership Of Franz
kneisel.
since his last appearance I'm America Gabrilo-
witsch has played In most European countries his
last engagement being in Paris. where he became
very popular and much sought. both by concert
managers and for private recitals. His present
tour under Mr.. FrOhman's management will Include
sixty concerts and Tecitals
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
WANTS $4,000 FOR AUTO ACCIDENT
-.,.l.,,r, on, NEw-YoRK. SUES F. "
wARBURG. ALSO OF THIS CITY

roro Branch. y j. sept so-F NJ wareurs Is
"a nv J r. Hughes for $500 as the result
Of a runaway accident last summer. Ihe case VIII
come up tomorrow in Trenton -,
Mr.. Hughes declares 'hs' @ - - nm avvav and
6ssn INTO the plate glass window OF seaprisat nm
in Ocean-ave Seabright. killing one OF ms ma noi 80
MF MF huss hushSs ~ SoTses 10 become unmAnageabie and
run away -, x,.-t cttN, ara were spend-
,,t ~, ~ sn,fne- al Seabright.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
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Will close promptly in all general postocs
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roREcAsr - ro-nAr ~ -

folttCAST FOX TO-DAY AND TFIT-RSv.v
For NeN-l,ngland. rain to-day. cooler a, ~. -.
frssh 20 brisk east winds Thursday fair
For the District - Columbia, nelawsre --s ,,..
rain to-day; Thursday fair fresh west winds
For Eastern Pennsylvania and Ne,, J.rs.,- -,
oay- Thursday fair fresh south 20 ussf v-,,1 ' 10
Fur Eastern NeW-fork, rain to-day. cooler Al ...,-
THURSDAY fair fIesh @ ortsk south W,st ,inss
ftu Western FeuIsy-vEria shower ~ .F---
tar cooler. brisk west 70 northwest Wini, T hy
fair. -s' ALursday
Fur Western NeW-iork rain. cooler to-ss,-- 49,,
coming Nest and trsk. Thursday far: varr,e- .
portion. '--''' ~ vest
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
GABRILowITsCH'S TOUR.

ossip Gabrilowitsch the young Russian pianist.
who was first heard in this country two seasons
ago. reached New-York on the Friesland yester-
day for second concert tour of the principal cities
He will be under the management of Daniel Froh-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

DoasoS, On Tuesday September 30. William J., twin
- tsryey Oulton and wnifred RchaFdson pohson.
aged days
EpOsr-on Monday. September % 1909. Frances Maria
1., s@ea % years. month and days Funeral
,s ar her late residences. No. 3oo Madson-ave New
Xc-E on Wednesday. October l. at O'clock u. m.
,snt IN family vault. Poughkeepsis Cemetery fol-
loving day.
Y..frs-suddsnly a Poughkeepsie y. Y, sunday
1s.nt.nber Is 1902. Mrs Almira r. James. widow
- n n James Funeral servce az No. % Mont
sornery-st "Wednesday morning az lo50 O'Clock
trENfP-,,n Tuesday September 80 1902 Edison Kemp
sh~ 67th wear OF Funeral services az his late
rssldencs No. us West eOth-st. Wednesday Octo-
hsT n AZ o clock Interment Montreal. Canada
Cauadian papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
GIFT OF nR. CARyEGIES DECLINED.

London. Sept. SO-The Committee OF the Maryle-
hone Borough Council have drawn up a report
recommending that the council thank Andrew Car
ueaie for mis- offer $4,000 for the establishment
of free libraries (which they cannot see their way
10 accept" The refusai Is based on tne objection
he entaiIed by acceptance OF the Libraries.
Mr Carnegie according to his own computation.
,,sde 10 a friend mas recently given away nearly
S35
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

,PESCER- R-BRATHwATrE-on Monday Feast Of 81.
h,, the Right Rev. Chauncsy B. Brewster,
r. n Bshop OF Connecticut assisted BY the Rev. ].
-, - SIsncer rector emeritus OF Christ Church
TrarrytoWn n u. the Rev. Irving spencer and Mar
-; Ifaverssat daughter OF the Rev +. Windsor and
saIet -.Issy Rrahwaite OF stamford. Conn Boston
S5aIS .sirhia and 81 Louis papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
SURE THING" SURE ENOUGH.
FISHER CO.'S CUSTOMERS CERTAIN TO LOSE
HEAD OF FIRM TEssTlFIEs

HEAD OF FIRM TEsTIFIEs.
Boston, sept S0.-Ivsuming the story which he
began yesterday after pleading guilty 20 charges
az using the mails IN scheme 10 defraud. John
M Fisher. ~ John Il. Fisher & Co. brokers TO-
Gay tod how persons who sent money 20 the hrm
Tor investment We're bound 10 lose a. The case
bias been ON trial f0r q week IN the United States
Court, D l. Belts. partner OF Fisher. being CO.
defendant.
The witness testified that no stock was pur-
ehase4 except where certificates Of stock
ordered we would inioun the customer" said
Mr Fisher THAT had bought When there
Nae slight reaction there would be a call for
more money III the customer failed 20 respond
lt was wiped out sgid. Sometimes watchrui
customer would want sell out and 10 take
lfohts. BAT the account either kept open or
some cther stock added 10 n al higher
li't - that the fluctuations of the market would
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01

HiEhest tenap-raturs yesterday. - degrees: loD.,
cegrces. - degrees; Tor coEresaonst,- "
yssr. o degrees. fer eo-responair. -
twenty-five ys4rs % degrees -
Local Rain to-day. Tkursasv
trlxk south east ~inca -' -saa -
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
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and tho Philippines without foreign
postage.
For points Europe and all the Universal
Postal Union The Tribune will os mailed the following
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
KING HIGH BALL" CLOSES SUDDENLY
DATE SET FOR THE MORALITY PLAY
THE BEAsTLY CUSTOMS OFFICIALS.


DATE SET FOR THE MORALITY PLAY
THE BEAsTLY CUSTOMS OFFICIALS.
Last night the New-York Theatre dark. and
those who held tickets for king High Bar'-and
there we're not great number OF them-received
their money back The reason stated for closing
the piece before its final week is up was the III
ness Of Miss Dresser. Just how Ill Miss Dressler
With the theatre VOLUNTEERED the information that
she mas some sort OF stomach trouble. Every
OF his OPERA but he should have realized before he
put II on that the time IS long past when leg
nothing bu. a leg show. is desired by the public.
even eve, the public Of the TeLderloin The theatre
pops
The old morality play. "Everyman." instead Of
being presented in a theatre, will be put IN
MendelssOhn Hail. beginning October 13. There
S De Dh mhnei se; daily and evening %
Greet and the entire English cast % forty people
Heroert sleath. reputed 70 be one of the richest
actors in England. and the remaining members of
Weldon Grossmiths company arrived yesterday.
customs ocas who insisted ON pTg2g pngeq npS pS hs
RsssasSe ht,,a WhaS S Sseasty bother don't dor you know
banding S his. his bull pup to his man man cSe When
have such trouble. Seven years ago / came with
Lord Pauncefote don't you know, gentleman.
player fellow and by love. they look into my slip
pers. even. Mr.. Sheath IS horse owner and will
have several Of his best animals brought
10 exhibit at the Horse Show in the Garden. Incl
dentaly he has part in the cast Of The Night OF
the Party
Miss Virginia Harmed has found the strain of
producing Iris twice the day too great
so there will be no Wednesday matinees in the
future The chance for rest over Sunday enables
her TO give a Saturday afternoon performance.
however
Mrs. Robert Osborn has engaged Joseph Herbert
10 stage Tommy Rot for her in her playhouse
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
Inch

In this dlasFsm the continuous liae she.s H.
N Indicates b The Trlbunss etanges
baromster. The dotted shows tse recording
corded By ths soca Weather bureau as re-
The following orioini Feoord from ths westh.- n.
shows ths changes IN the Temperature for te -,
four hours IN comparison with the Correspondent
Nhts
New-York tribune., 1902-10-01
DIED.

nco,fcss OF marriages and deaths must be In
5orSsd win f,lll name and address.