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New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
PASS DELANCEY-sT. WIDENING.
Board of Estimate Provides for Plaza at
Williamsburg Bridge Approach.

The Board of Estimate began It's meeting Ses'er-
day by adopting resolution widening Delaney
ST. from Suffolk-st to the Bowery to "loth OF
100 feet by taking 100 feet off the south side ana
from Clinton to Suffolk at. making a plaza ="
feet wide at the approach to the Williamsburg
Bridge.
hearing followed the widening OF SuHoik-
ST. from Rouston-st. to East Broadway to 100 feet
ard ~ Cunton-st from suffolk-st to East Broad
way to the same extent.
Miss Lillian D. Wald. representing the Nurses
Settlement spoke against the widening OF SUFFOLK
or Clinton st. and urged that Auen-st would ne
the most desirable. The unsanitary condition or
AIIen-st was urged as one reason for widening 1T
by several speakers including Robert Hunter. head
of the University Settlement. and Anson Phelps
Stokes who also represented the Settlement
The hoard decided widen SuffOlk-St, from
Houston-st. to East Broadway.
There was no CpposIuon when plans for an ap-
proach to Bridge No. in Brooklyn were taken
up, making IN extension of Flatbus have. 1?0 rect
wide. between Fulton and Nassau stS'' anu II was
decided so to do.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
RICE ~WTLI" A FORGERY.
Rejection Of So-oaIged Patrick Doc"-
aseaf Sustained.

1as Appellats Division of the Supreme Court
ysstereay handed down q decision Affirming the
rzeueal Of the Surrogate to probate an alleged
VIA ef william March Rice dated June 80. 1SOO'
and his admitting to probate Will dated Sep
aeinber g. 1895. which left the bulk OF an
estate OF 81 O00.00 to the william II. Rice IN
stttuts for the Advancement es Literature, SCI
ence and Art, Of Houston. Tex Under the Sa'er
sIlessd will Albert T. Patrick was the residuAfy
Hee1see Patrick is still awaiting the decision Oh
TIA Court of Appeals On his appeal from ms con-
vtction for numbering Mr.. Riee.
Justice Mclaughlin, who writes the op"'i"'
sayr that adjournment was In the dfscFetlon VI
the Surrogate, and the fact that criminal pF0
ceedInes were pending would not take ]. out y
che GENERAL rule. On the facts presented TUG
.ustice does not think that the Surrogate 'N1
uroperiy exercised his discretion.
sIt clearly and conclustvely appears es
seems to U.S." says the opinion. that the aneseN
will Of 1900 was not the will OF William ID. Foce
s~oeased: that the signatures on tnat VIII d
NOT his genuine signatures; THAI the san al .
@S-.oIv tracings made from genuine sisnstuIes.
n also comments the fact that 1n0o LlS I'll I'll
et.-oafY1rpa of Mr Rice on the alleged ISVu VIII IA
cr~~~e~nond almost exactly. "a coincidence "nIcn
S,o,.A not possibly appear In the case oL 80 -
Ssc1stne nIanatures Of a person upward OF elSH'S
T,eaPS Of HEe"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THREE GOVERNORS THERE.
Present Executives of Massachusetts and
Virginia at Beta Theta Pi Dinner.

Governors from two States and an Ex-Governor
from another were present at the Beta Theta Pt
dinner at the Waldorf last night. 1t was given ny
District No. 2 of the fraternity. together with
alumni living in this city, and was for Governor
OdeII Of New-York Governor Bates Of Massachu-
setts and Governor Montagu of Virginia GOV
ernor OdeII could not attend. owing to a recent
death in his family. "A telegram conveying greet
,inss was sent to him. Ex-Governor Beaver OF
Pennsylvania presided
Governor Batess remark that he hoped the at
fair would be written up banquet and not
az a fight" caused mild disorder the diners being
much amused. Governor Montagu. reviewing VII,
ginia's history declared that Massac chnsetts % and
pendence, should he bound especially close to-
gether. The other speakers were the Rev. Or:
RoIIin A Sawyer. DR.. Hobart A, Hare. {; Ney
HoIman the Rev Robert w. Courtney. James
Lindsay Gordon and Congressman William D. By
.-
the following institutions Michigan; Knox. Wis
consin Northwestern, Cincinnati Western Re-
serve. Ohio Wesleyan. Wooster, KENYON s Wander
biIt Howard. Stevens. Colgate. Union Virginia,
Richmond: Brown Pennsylysnis Penns;ylvaE3'ia
state, Maine. Amherst. Wesleyan. Yale, Columbia.
syracuse St Lawreace. Rutgers. Cornell. De
Pauw, Indiana, Washington and Washington and
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
ACQUISITION OF THE FRISCO.
Announcement Expected soOn-ConferenceS
Held Here.

That the oeHc,aI announcement of tire acquisition
30 she 81 Louis and San Francisco Railroad CoHl-
o.rv hv the Rock Island Company is now close at
h.rd Is believed by Wall Street although no STATE
-ent hearing on the situation can be oots!neo rom
onv NJ the parties in interest. conferences wei
held Yesterday and on Thursday at the once OF
I P Morgan Co. between george w .hn
- that firm; B. F. Yoakum. president OIL t"o
Frisco and Judge William H. Moore ana o,uer
pock island interests and yesterday afternoon Mr'
yoakuu started for St. Louis. presumably 10 suo-
r,t the final terms TO his associates In the Friso
o,trol for their ratification. while Mr Perkins ieI'
town on d short vacation. to be absent Tor "eeN
or ten days. o..,,,a
The Frisco common stock was unusually act1Ve
IN huv,nK said to be principally for Rock lsano ac
-. ~ cold as high as 81 and closed at SA.
net gain for the day of SIS points The nrst sn9 n9
aecoEd preferred stocks gained respective! "a
Ia noints Rock Island common mace q net "u
The rumor was revived yesterday that me FTcE oer
1sIend Frisco deal would include the takns 9Tsa
Of the Mexican Central by the ROCK lssno sn heavy
orI1cJnsT owners of the Frisco are alSo IE9HS
stockholders in the Mexican Central The FGcR @ sso
Sn6 connects with the Mexican Central at II, ri fSSo
and the 'Frisco's San Antonio extension WI tI con-
1ecs with the new line which the MEXICAN Sei'iai
is building to that city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
WILCOX HURRIEs WORK.
Much of Litter Carted Away From City Hall
Park

Park Commissioner William R. Wilcox made
personal visit OF inspection TO City Hall Park yes
terday and afterward called up the Degnon-Mr-
Lean Construction Company and told It 1t would
have to hurry the work of cartins away materials
now piled on park ground The contractors IN
creased the force of men and teams and by night
fall had carted, away several thousand pounds OF
sectional condhts which have been stacked along
Park Row all winter.
Look at those conduits and all that lumber.
said Mr. Wilcox. That is iust common vandalism
They are not using that stun. and they are letting
It lie there Just because they don't like to move 1t
now I shall take the same forctble steps here as
mo took at BRYANT Park Up there they are get
ting things in better shape. We have been very
ma f7ent with the contractors. but We can't wait any
longer for them cart on useless ma teriais " 9
can't use many at doing the work tor them
and charging for it. because our force Is Iirnite1
have 10 be moved. even if move 1t ourselves
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THIRD TUNNEL ASSURED.
Company to Bald 1t Incorporated
-,Tncobs. and Dauies Engineers.

The company which is to build and operate
the third tunnel under the Hudson River was
INCORPORATED yesterday at Albany ss the duo-
son and Manhattan Railroad Company. It's
eap,tal,zation is &S,OOO,OO0. According to its
charter the company is to construct a tunnel
railroad approximately one m4ie long, from
Broadway and Cortlandt-st.. in New-York' 10
the boundary line of NeweJersey. there to con-
meet with the railroad Of New-Jersey corpora
ton extending westerly to a point In Jersey
Cttv The directors named are George F. Bes-
ter Of Bloomfield, n. j.; Howard Slade and
william H. Siegl, Of New-York City; Clifton
Graham, OF Flushing; Robert Maroney, Charles
H Aron James Davidson and A. F. R1chter'
Of BROOKLYN; and A. b. Proctor. jr.. Of Boonton,
N. J.
W, G. McAdoo president OF the company
which Is building trolley tunnel from Jersey
City to Morton-st., is connected with the new
company. He said yesterday:
YES 1 am interested in the proposed tunnel
from Cortlandt-st. to Exchange Place, in Jersey
CITY. I am not now at liberty to discuss the
matter"
The plans for the new tunnel will be prepared
by Jacobs & Davies, the engineers who prepared
the plans for the Pennsylvania and the northerly
trolley tunnel. It is understood that this tun-
mel is to be used for trolley cars. II Is generaHy
believed that all the land required has either
been bought or secured by option. This land Is
on the west side of ChurCh-st.. between Eort-
landt and Fulton SITS. 1t Is valued at S2NhhWE'
Other parcels sold in the neighborhood are
thought to have been bought by spectators VINO
knew that there was some movement on foot in
the neighborhood but did not know the extent
OF it.
There is a possibility that the tunnel will ul-
tinately connect with the subway in lower
broadway. The line Of the tunnel will prohabl
he I'm CDrtlandt-Et.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
JugTICE rRUAx FINDS B1GAKx.
Asks Jerome to Prosecute Three Persons VINO
HAvs Fieared in DiyUEces

r..o..sa az evidence given ia diSorce suits -
o.ntIv hefore him, Justice Trusx. OF the sopEens
Court aared District Attorney jerome yeseerosy -
nroseouts for baeany two men end WoEaan. - =:
PsuI q steIIhofen. teacher OF Iansoss .,vt.r
~. taaehtnk star at Princeton, when sned es m als
second wife for an absolute divorce. asked tcf ~
dismissaI OF her action. the ground tnas ne -
. vdfa ,,adivorced. when he married MS seS N-
wife He did not appear at the fsiai. Ans y
was granted .,h.r4
Mrs Marie NuIertts hrst husband. AtDel'
stoetxuer left her. justice Truax said to go 70 S"s
Pan American. and apparently wisnSnsd wisnnd lMuiertt
~rhasher ne was dead or not she narrIea -1Isn
Thev Hved happily for about seven a4 htS-
Nrs Mulertt told Muertt she love4 nes M aay
hanI Qvho Hhe had told him was oeso. OIe iSf
WnIertt sSI0 he found stoetzners name on tnS trvi nj
ferbox OF their fiat. Then he obtained An anna
Who the third person named 1y Justice .scsDe.
q. fa not vet to be tcld for fear ne may 80 fo
Assistant district Attorney Gray was asS'e"O ~
ohta In indictments.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THE WESTERN UNIoN-P. R. r. FIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA March N-Argument was begun In
the United States Court of Appeals for the Third
District in this city to-day on the appeal or tne
PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company from the decision
of the United States Circuit Court Of New-Jersey
restraining the company from removing the poles
and wires of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany from the railroad right of way Counsel for
the telegraph company argued that the company
had clear right to maintain its poles and wires
along and upon the lines Of the railroad, and was
mination Of the case in q suit of equity.
The railroads contention was that the Western
Union could maintain its occupancy of the
railroads right OF way because of the refusal OF
the railroad TO give consent, and because the case
cannot be determined before it will become neces-
sary for the Pennsylvania road to carry out its
contract with the Postal Telegraph Company, CIV
Ing that company the privilege now held by the
Western Union.
The court reserved decision.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
WOULD MAKE CANAL a RAILROAD
Brewers Offer to Run It for the State.

AS the result of the agitation to increase the
LIQUOR tax, brewers of New-York offer to take
the Erie Canal from the State. form a company
and run It themselves.
In & letter to Senator Bowling. Charles A.
Stadler. in behalf of the brewers, made this
proposition The communication says in part:
am willing TO submit plan to the Senate
Committee on Canals to take the canal on the
hands of the State Under q charter and lease
for hundred years we Will agree 70 form
company to carry freight from Buffalo to New
York in one-half the time and at an expense
positively not greater than the present anu
ouated methods thus relieving the State of the
cost of maintenance. This can be done by build
ing a steam or electric road on the canal bed
from Buffalo to Albany. and transporting the
freight from Albany to New-York by big boats
We guarantee to effect the entire change in
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
OSCAR us PASSENGERS ARRIVE.
Grosser Kurfurst Brings $50 From St. Mich
aels-Left by Former Steamer

The North German Lloyd steamer Cirosser Kur-
fhrst which arrived here from Bremen. S0uthamp-
ton and ST. Michaels last night. brought from the
latter port 163 cabin and 7aS steerage passengers
of the Danish steamer Oscar II.
The Oscar II left Christiansand February 13
and met terrific gales and high westerly seas in
which she labored heavily and suffered severely.
Her fore hold had ten feet of water, said to be
caused by the strainins of plates in the bow. On
February 20 tho starboard engine broke down. some
Of the bearings having become disabled From this
time the steamer headed for the Azores. where she
arrived on F .bruary q. The company chartered
the Grosser Kurflrst to stop at ST. Michaels to
take the passengers to their destination The
oscar II is q new steamer, and the mshap is a
Ktrauge
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
CT. ROLLER SENT TO BELLEVUE.
He Revealed Giving Of Opium to Prisoners
in Trenton State Prison.

Charles l. Roller, a real estate broker OF io"-
k.rs through whose instrumentality' Whi'e 1,1s ne
4 -1--.te. statA rrases to which he was sentenced
<- seysr wears for forgery. three keepers were eo
~5cted of passing opium to prisoners. and VINO was
paroles for his confession by Governor Murpns,
ro,mitted to Bellevue Hospital yesteroaS p'
Magistrate Mayo, TO be examined as 10 us
n his 1ite's request - r. >-,s.1
sevenfbst complained Thursdsy to me tes possSs
nat her husband had visited her tIaa SIia ne ivnch
Found him at her apartment and tne ponce fts Ssvs
heen separated for some time
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Mr. ana Mrs Griffith. Reich & Co. turs. OF Chicago
s l. Oliver. 5. /. oliver Co. millinery of Detroit
r. G. Hcaron Hearon Co. millinery. of Cleveland
Grand. ,-.u, - r>.,..,,- I'll
Continental r..-.z.,-- S-,zoo1s
Of Little Rock. Ark, MarlhorouSh ~ :,
Miss F. Marth E Marth millinery or OIeah ~ Il
NJ Mrs ~ e: Lewis J. e. Lewis. general merchandise OF
~ i,aTrcn De Barrant Brothers. millinery. OF Dallas
Tex. ,,,,-,r,. =, >-iohoryu1. "
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
BANKERS MAY SELL DRESSER SILKS

Judge Holt in the United States District Court
yesterday denied motion that Brown Brothers &
Co. appear before him and show cause why they
should not be enjoined from interfering with the
assets or property or Dresser IL CO. The applice-
ton was made by Robert c. Morris and Charles s.
Mckenzie receivers of Dresser & Co. who de-
clsred that Brown Brothers & Co: were about to
dispose of Japanese silks imported by Dresser &
Co before the failure. valued ct S26,Oo0, and on
which the banking house had made advances Of
that they still had equity in the silks; and that
having orders for the silks. they could. liquidate
the claim Of Brown Brothers & Co. and add to the
assets. Counsel for the bankers said II was the
firms intention to sell the goods at the highest
market value, and. after deducting their claims.
pay the remainder to the receivers.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NO s. p. COMPROMISE EXPECTED.

There 0as lull yesterday in the Southern "a
cifc controversy. The daily report that an agree
ment had been reached between the keene ana
Harrinlan-I-nion Pacific interests was pronounced
untrue by representatives of both parties. ana II
was declared that compromise need be expected
II is understood that formal announcement OF the
DAFT. on which the books are to be closed prepar-
atorv TO the holding of the annual meetfns OH
April s. will he made early next week -
Southern Pacific stock sold yesterday between ."
and 64It closing 647s. IS per cent lower than on
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
Ex.mAYoR JOHN c. RANKIN.

Elizabeth Y. J.. March H-Ex-Mayor John g.
Rankin OF this city died to-day in the General
Hospital after an operation for the removal Of
cancer Mr.. Rankin. who was ffty-six years old
WAS = Republican, and was Mayor OF this city from
1S1 TO 1895 He vas born In Guadeloupe, West indies
where his ia ther missionary Mr. Rankin
leaves widow and four children He was In busi-
ness as a printer and statiOner at No. IS Cort-
lsuit-st New York city.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
FRITZ WAS A LITTLE "oxCITED. &"
Said Mayor Should "Sent" Insult Letter to
Jerome

Fritz Lindinger. president of the State Liquor
Dealers Association, and what he said. in his
element to William J. Moran. assistant secretary
to the Mayor. on Thursday will he remembered as
a joke for a week or two at the city Hall. Net all
Of Frtz's wrath could he appreciated at the time.
Referring to the Mayors letter he said:
"Mein Cfott! Mr. Moran! No such insulting let
ter as dot should effer he sent To a white mani
If der Mayor wants write such insulting letters
as dot he should sent 'en to JerOme!
And then Fritz buttoned UP his coat. and went
straight TO the District Attorneys office.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
VANDERBILT WEDDING APRIL Is.
Ceremony to Take Place in St. Joseph's
Church, Newport.

Newport. r. l. March 2o-Formal announcement
of the date Of the wedding of Miss Cathleen Nell
son. daughter OF Mrs. Frederick Nelson. to Reg
inaId C. Vanderbilt made to-day, and the
selection is Wednesday, April 15 in this city In all
probability the marriage will be solemnized In ST.
Josophs Catholic Church, at which Mrs. Nelson
has been an attendant for many years. No details
of the wedding arrangements are made known ouI
it IS understood that only small number OF guests
will be invited 20 the church. The bridal couple Will
go to Europe to remain until the early summer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
REopENEp, WITH MANY IMPROVEMENTS.

After being nearly wiped out OF existence, LAM
bert, Of Cortiandt-st., OF the cify's well known
mems establishments, ts ready for bus-
On January IS the firm was visited by
DISASTROUS fire that seriously damaged hne stock
of mems wearing apparel This stock was imme-
dIately disposed Of and the Lambert concern to-day
opens It's doors with entirely line OF goods
The firm deals In the better grades OF mems ceth-
Ing hats, shoes and haberdashery. Many changes
ana improyemeofs have hepn made in fhe estSh
flshment. The concern quietly opens its doors to-
day and offers patrons a dainty Souvenirs tckan
Of past kadness appreciated.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
DID NOT OBTAIN MONEY WRONGLY.

Asked yesterday about a statement in a morning
paper that the drygoods and silk commission firm
OF Dresser 4 Co.. now In the hands of receivers.
mad obtained money under false pretences from
Brown Bros & Co, the bankers. member Of the
drm Of Cary & whitr!dge. counsel for Brown Bros.
4 Co. said that there was no ground for any
ptcion OF wrongdcing On the part OF Dresser &
Co, In their dealings with the bankers.
It is understood that the claims of Brown Bros.
q Co. against Dresser & Co. for money advanced
for the purchase OF goods abroad. aggregate about
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
]. J. HILLs soN.IN.LAW RESIGNS.

George T siade superintendent Of the Eastern
division of the Erie Railroad has resigned. and
will he succeeded on April by George Van Keuren.
It is understood that Mr. Slade. who is son-ln-
law of J. J. Hill, will become general superin-
tendent of the Great Northern Railway succeeding
Frank z. Ward, recently promoted to be general
manager of the road. Mr., Van Keurep who was
euoerintendent of the Eastern division of the Erie
when Mr.. Slade was appointed to the place. about
q year and a half ago. at that time promoted
to be general superintendent Of transportation.
This ONCE will be abolished on April l. i
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The NoUeL Paramount; or, Henry
HdrLdnd's Mite.

Charles 2. Dillingham; has purchased the dra-
matte rights to Henry Harian6's novel, "The Lady
Paramount and has engaged Mrs. Madeleine Bu-
cefte Ry1ey te make the dramatEstion She has
agreed 10 have the play done within the year. As
both Miss ERioft and Miss Asrlowe. Mr. DHiing-
hams stars Of the right and stature, have
1hei. seasons plays already planned. Mr.. Dill
the S ndn 70 Mss Me James Is the child
paramount just nos, and is not available
uaoer the management Of Weber Fields, will ap-
pear next season IN a romantic play by Victor
Hapes The hero OF this play, one notes with glad
con. either actually or by authors ciaim.
Fer the revival Of The Little Lord Fauufleroy'
at the Casino next month, Miss Emily WGkeman
vas yesterday engaged Mary She was last seen
here 30 advantage the mother in THE Girl and
the Judge" She also attracted attention as the &c
centric schoolmarm in Lovers Lane" F. Owens
T "Tommy' russell sell who .iternated with Miss Elsie
Leslie when the piav was first shown al the Broad
way Theatre and who is now an insurance agent
in this city, has offered his services as advisory
es sess Director at the FeheaF'al' which begin next
Richard Mansfield will open the new Lyric Thea
t-es which is being built for the shuberts just
vest of BeIssco's Theatre In Forty-second-st. next
septenaer. with an elaborate revival Of the more
has been associated With in the past. Folowing
Ts Wnen VII VII aTas aSs some m S & De
teyen operetta. The Red Feather" Mr.. Mans
Seld's engagement will be the only dramatic en-
sspecisliy for musical productions ~ '
William A. Brady has offered prize to the
superu that he has engaged for Pretty Peggy
He VIII give to the who shows the most
erginsliy and dramatic intelligence the first week
z O. twenty dollar gold piece. and also a saIaried
place IN a dramatic company next season. n the
winner desires.
lChsrles Bradley. business manager of the Bos-
to1ians, made flying trip from Baltimore to this
city yesterday for the purpose ef reading the new
play he has completed fer Robert Edeson. to Henry
3. Harris and his star. and also complete the
revision OF his English play ''MafekinK." that IS
accepted for production In London at the opening
, of next season. Mr.. GiIlette's business manager
Charles f. Hamilton. will take the corrected
manuscript OF "AefekinR" with him when he sans
for England April H.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
SENATOR O. H. PLATT HoNoRED.
A Big Reception Given in the Capitol at
Hartford

Hartford Conn, March @-The reception to
Senator Orville II. Platt and Mrs. Platt at the
State Capitol this evening was the finest affair OF
the kind ever witnessed in Connecticut. The cap
i,oI was eIaborately decorated. and a continual
stream ~ neople passed by the Senator and Mrs.
PIatt for two hours at the rate Of forty minute;
neone were in the building and nearly all or
them were presented to the Senator.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
WATERBURY rrEuP RuMoR DENIED.

Ralph NJ. Easley, secretary Of the Civic Fedora
ton yesterday denied the report that President
Mahon of the Street Railway Employees Union said
he would tie up Waterbury account Of the
strike. Mr. Easley said he had Mahons denial last
night and. Furthermore. knew Mahon wasn't the
kind Of man TO make such threats. The Civic
Fedora ton has not been appealed to In the Water
strike far.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NEW OLD DOMINION SHIP FINISHED.

TBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE
Newport News, Va. March N-The new Old Do
rninion steamship Monroe will have her builder
trial tomorrow. The ship will run outside OF the
Canes and return the same night. President Guil-
leaudeu and other officials Of the line will be pas
sengers The Monroe will be the principal vessel
of feet
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
SUSPENDED FOR A YEAR.
Action Regarding ". J. Mullaly, of Con-
solidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange.

W. j. Mulaly. member Of the Consolidated
Stock and Petroleum Exchange. has been suspended
for one year Mr.. Mullaiy was found guilty of acts
detrimental to the best interests Of the exchange
Officials of the exchange declined to make any
further statement.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
NEx-EyGLAND v1GILANTEs.

The business men OF waterbury, Conn, have
fotaneA secret organisation for the purpose
Of breaking the long standing streetcaF
strike in that city. Their plans with scenes
and incidents, in to-mOrrow'H Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-21
THEY CAUGHT HIM AT LAST.

People are always wondering how he al
ways got best bargains in everything
Last sunday he caught taking notes
from the Little Ads. of the People, which
aupenr regularly in The Tribune.