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New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
PERSONAL. NOTES

In Masonic circles in London" saws The Ion
don News. there is a revival Of the r1trlo~ thar
the Prince of Wales will shortly be initiated into
the mysteries and privileges Of Freeua sonry- It
Is well known that fc- many years the King. who
Is now Protector OF English Freemasoury. and
The Duke o. ConnaUSht. who succeeded his mai
esty as Grand Master. have beer desirous that the
frihSe should become Free and Aceerted Mason.
but MS royal hiEhHess while most cordially agree
bs s T5tI f & ut estaolShed principles OF tn cratt
Pohe admittdnce 10 the fraternity
pr. Gross Alexander, who has been connected
with the Vanderbilt University Tor fifteen years
past. has rendered his reseua ton 70 take effsc:
"I tue end or the university year.
Bishop Nichols tEpfscopan OF san Francisco.
VIII go to Honolulu as representative Of Dr.
Clark, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal
Church 70 receive, on April l. the transfer Of ths
the Episcopal Church. and organize it as the mis-
sionary district of Honolulu.
The mural tablet to be placed in s. Faurs
cathedral. London. TO the memory ot Sir Arthur
Sullivan is ornameutei with figure of OrpheuS
and his lutte, and beneath the inscription are few
OF the opening bars Of his popular melody for ths
hymn onward Christian soldiers. The COM
present bust OF the composer to the RSyal col
lege Of Music and place IN the haI( of the EoyaI
ACADEMY or Music a commemorative panel
DR. Richard Burton. professor Of English ntera-
ture in the University Of Minn"sotI will enter upon
his duties as literary adviser of the Lothrop Pub
fishing Company. of Boston. in June
Prince AddIhcTt- the third son Vf the German
Emperor will probably he the next member ~ the
German royal family 10 land in America. as be Is
cadet on the training ship Charlotte. which will
reach Baltimore about May
Mrs Bailey Sade vh" died i'm Newport + 7. on
Monday. was uneaI descendant oi Mary chiffon.
the FIRST woman To- set her 700, ON Plymouth
Rock on the landing 81 the Pilgrims from the May
flower.
The Rev Dr. J. W Harmon the Methodist mir
lister who offered the PRAYER before the MississpP'
Legislature. at its session in Macon during the war
which caused Il 60 rescind act placing all min
listers of the Gospel in the regular army. has ust
died.
The Chicago Record Herald says Professor
John Dewey, whose work as head Of the Devev
School for Children has made him famous in the
educational world Is talked AZ the University @
Chicago as the one who is most likely to succeed
Colonel Francis W. Parker as director Of The
School Of Education Professor Devey is at pres
ent head Of the department. OF philosophy. and his
work in child study with the Dewey school. which
IesSor Dewey was graduated from the University
or srnoht IN 1879 Fle has served an instructor
y Phuosophy on the faculties OF Johns Hopkins
sorship in 1881"
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE FUTURE or THE 4or4PIrv.

A refreshing example of the enlightened spirit
OF the present city administration is found in
fark commissioner WllcoX'S proposal 70 in
trust the administration Of the Aquarium 10 the
NeW-Aork geological Society. which is already
donG such admirable work in Bronx Park If
IS rare thing to see public official ready to
diYest himself of power and patronage The
lalhhany habit was TO let spoilsmen invade
every department No public function was foo
important or too technical for Tammanv loaf
ers. III" City's parks might be desnOiIed its
scientific work made ridiculous. its health in
Jured or its money stolen. 1t was all one 70
1ammany, If only fat salaries could be nro-
yided for its favorites
1t was with the AQUARIUM as with tho o+bor
institutions that came into the hands Of that
me mower Of civilization selected by Mr. Croker
TO rule over US four years ago. Under Mayor
Strong the Aquarium had been establishes an
IN admirable scientific basis. under the man
agement of q biologist Of international reputa
non. The institution bade fair TO take ropl,
with important centres for study of marine life
ike tAe splendid Aquarium at Naples When
'IH Ialnlnany horueS OVcrran the town i'm 1897
me Aquarium, like everything else which stood
LOT reform, was an object of hatred The ad-
HlhISlraton that sneercd at rapid transit and
''layed 1t for over year. and for a long time
was hostile to public library development could
ne trusted to see that. the Aquarium was not
i"tt IN the hands of scientists The trained
director was driven out. and in his pIoce =
IaNoFl'e was installed who probably did not
Know sea anemone from a Portuguese mau-of-
war ana the scientific character of tho Anna
rum has degenera;ed Now tho non. o5r,ir
isuation is confronted with n doubIo nrobIam
~ must take the institution out of poIirics and
Keep 1t out. Doubtless Commissioner Wilcox
could gradually bring back trained biologists
whose work would be an honor to the citv hut
experience teaches what is most bumilisting
Tor great city TO acknowledgements that
mere Is no reasonable certainty of permanent
Improvement from such a reform In two or
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

ensued which would differ from that Of 1900
chiefly in occurring on both banks Of the river
instead of only one.
Several obvious and pressing needs are re-
vealed by the events of Tuesday night. One is
for piers with floors that cannot burn and thus
promote the spread Of flames Whatever he the
nature of the sub-structure the surface should
be composed of cement or brick. Then some
thing should be done to minimize the facility
with which certain merchandise takes hre
Even though the trouble on this occasion may
not have originated with cotton. that material
abounded on the pier and unQuestiOnably
worked great mischief, both there and in the
hold of the British Queen. It has been repeat
edly observed that ragged baling is a constant
source of peril. and it is asserted also that 4
round bale iCniteS less readily than square
one. Were the underwriters and steamship
companies to adopt suitable rules. they might
insure the delivery of cotton in a safer condi-
ton \ third opportunity for improvement is
afforded by the inadequate provision made on
the piers for fighting fire. If more apparatus
were installed there. and if fire drills were
held more frequently. the risks would sensibly
be diminished. 1t is usually what happens
within the first ten or fifteen minutes after
fire breaks out that determines whether it
will be big or little. II might be good policy
also for the steamship companies 70 have
tugs always at hand 10 haul their ships away
from pier in a crisis. The municipal authori-
ties of New-Yor too. might advantageously
consider the expediency of increasing the num-
Der of its tireboats. Were all of these precau-
tions observed, New-Yorl1 would be in far less
danger of a colossal confagration than she is
now
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
About People and Social Incidents

singles. mems singles and mixed doubles Tbs
tournament will be continued April and AprI
H. Reginald Jevons. Reginald Wigham. Dr
Charles Lee and Francis ]. Hopson constitute ~.
] Iheht commute The tournament will com
Amopg those who have already entered their na2Ss,
soaTBdman Ba Sophie Langdon Eleanor Morris Mare
and Anita Hitchcock. as well as Francis q - ~
don Leopold Francke. r. Han Mccormick jr
and W. +. Meredith. -
Among those who sailed YESTERDAY for Eur,,.
on the St Louis were Mrs Benjamin Brewster ar.
George 5. Brewster Of No ssl Fifth-ave Mr. art
Mrs. J HamRden Robb and the Misses Roob yr
and Mrs r. = Wilson. ir.. and Mr.. and Mrs Orms
Wilson are likewise sailing very shortly Wrs
on April L. '''
Mr and Mrs. Eruesto Fsbbri are stavinr =.
BiltmoGe with Mr.. and Airs. George W vandsrbn,
ana Will return 70 town with the latter neyf vSeL
when Mr. and Mrs Nanderhil' are booked ~ ssN
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Poor are leaving town nsx.
month for Tuxedo and will sta- there until t.s,
so 10 Bar Hsrhor for the summer
Among the dinners that figured on the p-,erau,r,.
Of society tcr last night was one given by Mrs
Seth Barton French az her house. in West Fifty
f@rst-st @ and another ty, Amos F Emo. at his
low ed by T,I,sic..I ,,r yLi-S y T,r5bs- - %
tional Invitations had been issued. The Programme
Burgtorf, and other veal selections by Mrs IeN
Harvey Loomis was az the piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Jones have left AirIia
their place in North Carolina. AMI have gone
further South They will return 10 town about ths
middle OF next month, and remain here until the
go for the summer To- Newport where they have
again leased the Havemeyer villa. Boo Bel'evge-ays.
Mr and Mrs. Douglas Robinson have left town.
and are wing with the President ami Mrs Rocss-
Welt At Washington for feV days
M and Mrs Henry Clevs. ir who are nov
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Clsvs. ST. az th4
latter's house. in West Thirty-fourth-st will sag
shortly for Europe with the intention % RETURNING
in time for the Newport season Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Parsons have arranged ~ sail ar the same
time, and win be away for about two months
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

Washington. March 10 (SpeoiaD.-The Minister OF
Japan and Nine. Takahira gave beautiful dinner
this evening The table flowers were sweetpeas,
and in the drawing rooms. adorned with exquisite
japanese embroideres and rare bric-a -brac, there
were pink azaleas and ferns. The guests included
the Attorney General and Mrs. Knox, Senator ana
Mrs. Burrows. the Minister Of China and Nine
WI. the Solicitor General and Mrs. Richards, the
Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Darling
Judge William l. Peuheld, solicitor for the Depart
ment of State. and Mrs. Penneld, the Rev, Dr.
Hamiin. pastor Of the Church of the Covenant, and
MS Hamlin; Professor Langley. Of the Smith
sQnan Institution; Professor SwisheT, Of the Co
Ibmbian College; Captain Alfredo Barron. Of the
Mexican Embassy. and Nine Barron, Mrs Esther
Baker Steele. Miss Foraker and Mr.. Komatz and
MI Nakamura, secretaries of the japanese Le5a-
tion.
Baron Kuobel. Minister of the Netherlands to
China. IS the guest Of Baron Gevers. Minister OF
the Netherlands AT Washington. This evening the
Ambassador of Russia entertained Baron hnobel
at dinner. The Ambassador OF France was also h
guest. and others st the dinner were the secretaries
Of the embassy
paid his respects TO Secretary HAY today. After
a few days in this city, spent in the discussion or
Spain with the officials of the administration, the
minister will go his home IN Ohio and thence 70
California, where his business interests require MS
attention. He expects TO return 10 his post az
Madrid within the ninety days allotted for his
leave of absence
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
THE TILK OF THE DAY.


Ala, o- .,- ,, .... 49,.
ing and remarked. Mamma. my hands were
washed last night before l went bed. and now
they are dirty. The dark must have got them"
,r 10 10 ~ me ,Iifspo"S'oie man IN 'hIS hFm. asked
Il dou,i Know, Who tho resro,sII,r. marty. - Of, an,
hwer'd the gtd. cynical ofHce boy. but / am the
oi' VII" is Always 10 blame -tN ashlnston Star.
'Thc Manila critic, saws that vvba, C.a,era1
Ncyler WAS sent ak Governor GENERAL ~ Nfa,i1,
Don Carlos PaIauca the wealthy snapiardizad
Cbinauan whose f,,ncr.,I las, se,torabar -
n, ,rl,.I f.y re-. r,,,,,, 1,r,t,,5 - 0, y,
"'yIer a tlit, the customary way of obtaining the
goodwill OF the spanish officials. He found at a
jewellers two necklaces. each costing S1oca and
both helm. .. bc7,rrff,,l tb.t r loI,1 ~, -,
Wcyler with the message thar she should make
her choice. He received a warm letter OF thanks
rom her' stating that the necklaces were 50 beau
.''u' th"t she could not decide between them, and
H''-'' "'"d keep oo'a' "Illch She I'D
Jlmson-T sa,. ola hos. come, ir, aud ,.l,, ~. ,,
with mo to-day 'N' '-1N
BHlson ,"ho has tried Jimson's pot luck before
nattt~ To- 's.tttnd 1 m "'''e'''"' 'N' important
Jtmsou-Oh. nonsense. Business IS duller than
'IP9Itty cRurohyardC nothing going on at all
course h,ir mis- ie 6,, o,sutSS can "ait OF
know 800
JimSon-tfet out! Your folks are out OF town,
o. blaIs@R @ On despeTationl-Yes. that's so; but my
@ -inGlheI-in-Iaw doesn't leave unth to-day and
want 10 20 ZINC railway station and kiss her
s'O''' '-''" i'ih "ce,lE-
Mr.. Seldom, the Premier Of New-ZeaIand. popu-
IdFIS known as Nlns DICK, thinks he can sing,
anu once "heh he was travelling in a steamer on
the 4aIahakl coast ne treated the saloon pas
se4E,Is 10 ie" songs one evening. The captain
d pohucaI ehemy-stuct to the deck, and would
not go down to share IN the entertainment. Sed-
uoh sd" MN atterward and said, upbraidingIy,
W ny didn you come down 10 hear the singing
singing replied the skipper. Il didn't know
that there was any going on. heard "A deuce OF
W.. hayo ,boardr'. ''s ''"'"s VI '''e ca''Ie
"' ma ""'H'u'
or More rr,,ort.,,o ..C,.. ,-,...
the proud oyIIer of t6o T- I Sald
IIn DiRm; Ri ny father was Colonel Hiram
Iroit i5 iiIiii. @ @i LeNington ny lie came to
s ePfea % {mf seGretaTy Of the fat stock show Give
s' ''i'u"e'
was making alterations in his home recently he
cellar TO good sized underground room some dis
tance from the house The house originally he
who was connected v,th The fava, ,asoe',,e
railroad" BrOokville was a station on the road''
.,,,5 H. i,,,z. - .,-...,-- Wv ''aI
c,tod se,.I +ios -, , ne was prose
'uteu several times Tor aiding the escape of slaves
states C,o,rt az pitt.t IT, ~, ~ ,He olI'en
heavy DAMAGES 1udro iJo,.r r1I,,tl5 - VI
'''' '''
In Hurry.-"The best men in Georgia p" said tho
That's whar wants 10 come from Was tRe Re-
''''on-
t,o, ro,,.,., >, IN, -, 'Nu''''
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
TRTIVG ON SH4KESPE4PE.

Sir Henry Irving'S Address. on Shakespeare
and Bacon delivered yesterday, at Princeton
University. and printed on another page, is writ
ten in that direct, incisive style for which his
compositions are distinguished, and IS strong
ly tinged with his cauStC, playful humor. He
cites, of course authorities contemporary with
Shakespeare, which have never been success
fully ContrOverted,-the authorities, namely, Of
the Greene & Chettlo pamphlets. Heminge, Con
cell, Ben Jonson, etc-,-but the main contention
of his luminous and piquant address is that
Shakespeare was an actor, and that the works
of Shakespeare abound with evidence that It was
an actor who wrote them
This has always been maintained by practi
cal critics of the Shakespearan drama, but Sir
Henry Irvings statement of the case is novel
and forcible, and il is made not only with dex-
ferrous skill and felicitous illustration. but with
the authority of vast experience If any man
living has grasped the spirit OF Shakespeare's
plays it is this great actor, who has studied
them all his life has acted in almost all Of them
that are ever played. is identified with some
OF their greatest characters, and has edited one
Of the best editions Of them in existence. The
incidental humorous exposition of the Bacon
humbug, involving a story that Munchausen
himself never equalled for fable and folly will
be read with enjoyment.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

The street organs in New-York seem 10 be
even louder and more distressing in their din
this spring than in other years. It is told
Of Ralph Waldo Emerson that his kindness Of
soul was so inexhaustible that he never al
lowed a wandering minstrel to pass his door
without present 10 the w&yfaring troubadour
But It is probable the Concord philosopher was
never afflicted by the brazen clashing and clang-
ing Of the big machines which now are pushed
or pulled about the highways of New York to
split the ears of groundlings. Such nuisances
should be banished without amsgiving.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
KING EDMARD RENINEs sNLEE TAkING

London. March 1a-KnE Edward has set the Gus
tom OF snUH taking. which. as result promises %
he generally revived At the MARLBOROUGH House
dinners a Georgian silver SnuaboX once used BY
the Prince ReCont, Is handed 70 his majesty a The
beSi0nlnS OF the dessert. while the ladies still
AT the table The King helps himself literally,
eharlus his pIn-nos with .Avorsl suesrs.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
ONE OF To-DAY's WEDDINGS.

The marriage OF Miss Nathilde Hammond HARD
inE daughter of Mr and AIrs. Herbert 2 Hardinr.
OF No go West Seveuty-sev ent th-st 10 Emil August
Tauchert son Of lIr AMI Mrs. oscar I. Tau-hert.
Of Brooklyn. will take placs al the Church OF TIE
Heavenly Rest this evening The rector. the Rev
Dr L Parker Morgan. and Canon KuoRIss o.
Trinity Parish, will oficiate The maid % h1no-
will be Miss Elsa Thieis. and the bridesmaids
Misses Elizabeth Barron. Ruth Guernsey Elsia
Rose. Insea EggcTs Lulu trlsIn and Agatha
Wafars
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
CECIL RHODES,S CONDITION.

Cape Town. March 19-Ce-H Rhodes is slightly
weaker to-day The exceptional cco,ueSs Of tha
weather and the free administration o. oxygen con-
longer reads
Mr.. Rhodes Was much pleased ~ The receipt -
the messages of Syrnudrhy sent 10 him Tv KIM
Edward and Queen Alexandra
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
LORD KIMBERLEY SUFFERS \ RELAPSE

London March l9.-Lord Kimberley. the LIBERAL
leader in the House OF Lords. who has been III to-
some time past. suffered a relapse yesterday even.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NOTES OF SOCIETY II WAsHINGTON.

Washington March 70 (SpecaD.-A large coutin-
gent OF people in society celebrated ST. Joseph's
Day at the home of the Little Sisters OF the Poor.
where tho aged men and women were feasted right
royalty at a dinner and afterward entertained
with music The inmates of the home include
about two hundred old men and women, black as
we'll as white. ranging from siXty-fve to ninety
years old. They sat down at 1 o'clock 20 a dinner
which all declared fit for king" Every old man
had glass Of ale. new pipe and tobacco ito
keep and every old woman had a glass or wine.
Fruit ice cream and candies followed the sub
stantials. The dinner a JOY 10 all Of them but
il even 4 greater JOY 10 be served by the at
tractive and merry walters Among those who
donued the white aprons and served Al tables
Nine. Mayor des Planches, wife of the Am
bassador Of Italy; Nine. CaIvo. wife Of the
Minister of Costa Rica; Nine. Merou, wife
of the Minister of the Argentine Republic; Miss
Elinor Carroll of Baltimore; Nine. Bonaparte,
Mrs. Henry May the Misses Riggs, Nine de Mar
eerIc Captain and Mmc. Nign4I and Jules BJeUfye,
from the French Embassy; Miss Lizzie Sherman.
daughter Of General sherman; Mrs. Henry G. Cor
bin, the Misses Letter Miss Josephine Patton. Mrs
James F Harbour. Miss Smart, daughter Of th-
Assistant Surgeon General of the Army. Miss De
Smirnof, Mrs, Carroll Mercer. Mrs. Dayren + II,
miraI Sands; Admiral Franklins wife. the Kisses
Cullen Mrs Paul T. Johnson Mrs Frederick Nc
Guire, Mrs. Juan Atwoll, Mrs. Irving wife of Cap
tice White. Mrs William II CIaggett Mrs NJ c
Perrin. Mr and Mrs William + Downey. n. Lampre
and 4 nrmrer Of men from the Spanish, Austrian
and Peruvian legations. There We're also a large
went into the chapel where Cardinal Martin6u
oniciated the benedctou.
Senator Nean and the Misses Keau gave dinner
NJ and Mrs. Reginald De Koven gave another
The vocal music was by the Rakemau Story Quar-
Mrs De Koven viii give a luncheon IN honor or
her guest. Mrs. Burke Roche of New-York
Senator Hanna Will entertain the Gridiron club
at dinner on Saturday evening At the Arlington.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Who says that, though out Of office and gen
orally despised by decent people, the Democracy
is not a happy family? Look at Bryan and Hill
and observe their affectionate billing and cooling
as of tender turtle doves when that their
golden coupets are disclosed, and note the
cheerful Mark Tapey optimism which is willing
10 look to German as a deliverer. Then take in
Sheehan and Nixon. Happy! CLAIMS at high
tide are nothing 10 IT,
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
PADEREwsKI HAS \ NEW OPERA

Chicago. March 19-lIme Paderewskl. wife .,
Ignace Jan PadereN ski, to-day announced that tha
famous pianist mas in preparation new opera
Nearly all the music has been written and he -
searching Polish writings for a fitting uoretto
The opera, Nine. Paderewski viii be distinctly
SlaVonic both in music and story.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
NEW-YORK SOCIETY

Prince Henry Of Prussia's visit To this country
has apparently excited increased interest regarding
the United States the part of Old World ROYALTY
For on the same day that Prince Henry reached
home there arrived in New-Yorh on board the
Hohenzollern Prince Philip OF SaXe-C Coburg kohary
and his son Leopold who both entitled to Stvle
themselves dukes in Saxouy. Prince Philip is the
Son-ln-law OF the King and Queen OF the Besians.
his wife. Princess Louise being. however like her
aunt, the eN-Empress Charlotte bereft of her
reason and under restraint He is a general in the
Austrian army. in which his son. Prince Leopold.
holds the rank of lieutenant Of HUsssrs, and makes
his home in Austria, and especially in Hungary.
where he has large estates. His younger brother is
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria. and he is of the
few survivors OF the shooting party at MeyerluE,
where the Crown Prince Rudolph Of Austria met
his death TN lSS9 his only daughter is married TO
the brother Of the German Empress.
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

AS political adviser Bryan is not in so much
demand among the Democrats in Washington as
formerly, aud is coming. there and elsewhere, to
be looked a bird of i'll omen winging be
fore calamity and throwing a blghting shadow
over any cause or party with which he is con-
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Among the items society programme for to-
day are the luncheon party given by Mrs Arthur
Twombley. and the dinner of Mr.. and Mrs William
Leon Graves at their house, in East Seventy-sev-
enth-st Mrs. David Augustus Clarkson gives a
reception tomorrow at her house. in West Tenth
st. for Miss Margaret Clarkson daughter Of Mrs
T Streaticld CIarkson. who since her return f~on,
Europe has been staying with her daughters at the
Mr. and Mrs VI Thayer Robb and MI and Mrs
Ernest Adee are among those who have taken COT
tages at Tuxedo for the summer.
William Nelson McVickar's marriage 70 Miss
Ella Tomlinson takes place on Tuesday. April s ar
the house of the brides uncle, John Canield Tom
being performed by Bishop Detwller Edward :
MCNickar will otfictate best man.
James Henry Smith. T, sufern Taller and Mr.
and Mrs. Rhineander Stewart are due I'm town To-
DAY from Palm Beach.
The polo tournament at Lakewood begins on
April 2S. on the grounds of Georgian Court
The Knickerbocker Bowling club held its regular
weekly meeting yesterday afternoon AT the Tennis
Building, in West Forty -hrst-st There was a
lars" attendance and music as we'll as tea.
1t at the house of Mrs c Fl. Russell No
139 Park-ave., that the Laura Franklin HospitaI
Sewing Society met yesterday. Its members com
prise Mrs EGerton Winthrop. jr Miss Ruth
gTTen' Mrs; Donald Cammann, Mrs. " X Post.
Mt. Nifs. Charles ID. Dickey Mrs R. r. Roosevelt and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hobart Warren and Or. and
Mrs. Markoe we'll Miss Morgan. are on their
way back 10 town from Jekyl Island
Mrs A Holland Forbes has left town for Pine
hurst n G, and will go TO Aiken before her return
- the CITY \ few weeks hence
The Ping Pong Club Of Manhattan announce. a
tournament. beginning tomorrow. for wonens
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20
LORD DUFFERIN's WILL PRoBArED.

London. March 70 The Viii OF the Marquis % Du'.
ferin. who died FEBRUARY 70 last was probateI
to-day. The estate is valued at floS5tS
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

The municipal grab game to clutch the honor
Of Homer's nativity only extended to seven
cities. but if his library gifts go on seventy
times seven may compete for the credit of pro-
ducing Carnegie before his fame is half as old
as Homers
New-York tribune., 1902-03-20

Among the passengers on the steamer s. Louis.
which sailed yesterday for Southampton, we're +.
L. Agassiz, Mrs. de Becker and family, Mr. and
Mrs G. ". Borrows Mrs. Benjamin Brewster.
George : Brewster. Miss VI. H. CurJiss. Mr. and
Mrs @. y. Gardiner. jr-- the Rev c. W Haatord,
Miss HanfOrd. Charles Hawtrey, Mr.. and Mrs. z.
r.. IuzeTsou General and Mrs. :. Y. : NuZzy and
family, Mrs. StchenSuOvitch. Colonel and Mrs p P.
TCheruiCOvsky. 7. R y. Miss TCherui igovsky.
Bishop \, Van De Nyver. Of Richmond. Va. and