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The leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1895-1905, 1903-08-15
JUDGE CRITZ WRITES.
Clay County Candidate Returns Thanks
To His Many Friends.
FEELS SURE OF VICTORY.
Believes That The Majority OF the Noel
Men Will Rally to his Standard.

Hon. F A. Critz, of West Point,
has issued the following address
to the Democracy of Mississippi:
West Point, Miss,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
II DAYS MUSIC.

Tristan und Isolde was performed at the Met
rOpoIiten Opera House yesterday afternoon Defole
one OF the most numerous and enthusiastic auoi-
ences of the season-an audience that came 10
enjoy the drama inspired the performers oy us a'-
tention and appreciation and caught an Inspiration
from the performers IN turn. The singers "eLe
Nine. Nordica. Mime. Schumann- -Heink AessEs
Antilles, Bispham. Edouard de Reszke ana MuHl-
mann, the conductor, Herr Hertz. There nave Deeh
few more notable representations OF Wagner Iose
drama this side Of the Atlantic, and II Woulu
trouble student OF contemporary musical history
to point out where It's equal, all things eonsio-
cred, could be found the other. In the eVenlhs
Carmen was repeated, with Nine SeygaFd as tne
heroine. Nine. Scheff as Mcaela, Alvarez as Don
Jose Scotu as EscamiilO, Gilbert as Dancalfo'
Reiss Remendado and N. Flon as CONDUCTOR
The audience was one of the topheavy klnd' ana
keenIy appreciative of the vehemenuy passionate
manner of N. Alvarez and the dash OF slgnor
ScOtti. which were the shining features OF hlshly
satisfactory performance.
In Mendessohn Hall, yesterday afternooh' Na1l4e'
Szumowska gave a recital of pianororte musLC'
Dlaying list Of pieces which, for the greater pen
served to exhibit t" pretty adVantdse III yr1.eo
finger techEc. dainty touch and nice tasIe 1leSS
happy pieces were Handel's suite IN y lf nllLQff
Brahms's capricco in B minor (ot Whlcn LSSII SS9H-
ton was demanded), MoZartS ronQo N = IlALlos -
and an allegrisslrno by Scarlatt Then came So
of Chopin pieces ending with the waltz IN a ne,
which the lady, who had won her way tT,-4 into
the affections fine audience, chose 70 turn
a study in velocity. But she prooWdeG aa5sitiy1
agreeable afternoon than most Oh our 'A'A'i''o
pianists have done this season
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
STUDY FERRY TERMINAL QUESTION.
Mayor and Sinking Fund Commissioners
Cruise Around Staten Island.

Mayor Low Controller Grout, Dock Commissioner
Hawkes. Deputy Dock Commissioner wallace ana
Secretary Blocker of the Dock Department were
cruising around the Staten Island waterfront yes
terday studying the features of the various propo-
sitions which are under consideration for the grant
ing of twenty-five year franchise for Terry
system between Manhattan and Staten ISIanu.
The party left Pier A, North River at II o CLOCK
the Dock Department steamer and VISITED All
the Staten Island points which have been uhoeF
consideration for ferry terminals.
1T is necessary that the Sinking Fund Conlnhs-
sioners and the Dock Commissioner should agree
unanimously the terms OF the franchise pe1ore
awarding it," said Commissioner Hawkes. last even
ing. The Sinking Fund Commissioners are not
thoroughly posted all the questions in the con-
tToversy between the rival bidders for the IRAN
chse and which We in the Dock Department nave
made a careful study of for year For IllS
reason it deemed advisable to make a tour OF
the Staten Island shore and give them every POS7
BILE chance to study all the points at issue. =
On the boat with the officials was a CORPS OF
stenographers and clerks and small cargo OF oiue
prints and explanatory documents. - . .-.--
Controler Grout said last night: w e went oEtl
the route completely by boat and trolley. Inc CIS
ought to be in possession of the terminals, ana
believe it will get them. IN that case II coulu
dictate terms
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
MR.. WHISTLER.
a Nep Collection. of His Etchings.

The exhibition Of etchinEs and dry-potnts by Mr.
Whistler. which is now open at the wunderIich
Gallery, consists Of between two hundred and three
hundred impressions, recently securedffror Glss-
gov collector. Not ali of the prints are on the
walls but most OF them are there, and they make
q brilliant effect. The value Of the particular i'm
preston is not, perhaps, widely realized as
ought 20 be the case The trained amateur is
aware Of the point but the lSyrnan IS apt TO miss
Sc For him this exhibition should serve an OBJ
sect lessons for it contains much that Illus
Cates Whistler in perfection, many prints % fix
in the mind just what that perfection means. The
student who wishes TO know. for example. what
tone signifies In 9 MASTERPIECES by this etcher need
only examine the magnificent impression Of ''The
Beggsrs." the equally hne impression of ''The
Traghetto." The latter etching. by the way, like
two others, IS shown in trial proof and
In the hnfshed state. thus sfording interesting
opportunity TO study a great etching in the max
ing Another comparison worth making Is OF the
proof OF The Rialto' which hangs on the wall
and ths trial proof OF the plate which is in
one~of the portfolios The latter is very brilliant
but the impression in the frame emphasizes the
Importance OF perfect printing in bringing out
that incomparable Gehcacy Of line which is one
Of Whistler's first traits Was ever thorough
fare, filled with figures, more eIoquentIy rendered
than the thoroughfsre which in this etch-
-ingT The most elaborate oil painting could not
more vfvidly represent the life and the play OF
light and shade in q busy scene.
There scores Of etchings here on which we
are tempted to pause, most Of them familiar but
nearly all OF them seeming almost new works.
through the briIance Of the impressions In which
they appear II this is the with certain OF the
more important designs tt is no less true OF many
Of those dainty sketches in the Naval Review
SERIES which come like little airy and heeting i'm
provisstJonS, after the more solid glories OF the
French Dutch and Italian SETS and the marvellous
picturesuueness Of the Thames plates. There are
some excessively rare prints in the collection nota-
bly, the IF. r Leyland,' a portrait possessing
within it's narrow dimensions something OF the
ouaIlty and power of the famous 'Sarasate," and a
most interesting Venetian Court sketch Of which
only three impressions were taken before the de-
strdction Of the plate. The catalogue is Of unusual
merit number Of the plates being described in 1t
for the first time and several more that have been
correctly described elsewhere being recorded with
all details defntiveIy noted. In taking leave Of
the show. one Of exceptional significance we must
refer the Inscription in the etcher's handwriting
OF an impression Of plate he produced in the
seventies, calling attention to an exhibition OF his
works in London. The inscription runs: ''Sr Ed
win Landseer, r. A, with the compliments OF J.
Whistler" The colIocation of names is surely the
oldest in the world.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
HE NASTY PPosLEM DRAMA.

Barrett Eastman. in The Chicago Journal
.Tho hest acting in the world could not redeem
the sodGen problem plays Mrs. Campbell appears
IN delight in representing. It may be true that they
are works OF art, but is horrible operation on
the dIssccting table. Are We, therefore to accept
them reverentIy? If object to having them
stnck under our noses are We therefore, to be set
down as barGarians, BneeTers and professional
Wranglers? ,.s- - .,,,,,,,,, =,
temperament. But the only reason for art IS
beauty We have right to abhor and condemn
pictures OF life produced by the artist whose tenn
perament Is bilious sour and gloomy. Nobody
tine disoTdaTed creations of Pinero and Sudermann
But the representation Of them depresses human
vitality. ~ ,,,. -,. ....r
and beauty, and the representation Of these things
gtirnulates vitality and leaves US not in despair
and misery. hut in a glow OF satisfaction: In
fever of aspiration and with happiness in our
hearts. -; IT,. - -,
ing diseased and perverted human beings IS that
thew make us feel that the world Is one vast Dismal
swamp, whereas the Dismal swamp Is OF no i'm
portance whatever 10 the great majority OF US
But for then, should never visit H. but should
go through life untainteo oy the AouI n'eSrla oT
decay. go ~ tr,t,, uz tor
oF life he might much better rempin mute. The
artist who depresses human vitality is an enemy
to the human race, and that is precisely what
PineTo. sudermann and Ibsen are doing and II Is
all they do
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
FUNsroN>c CALLED TO WASHINGTON.

Denver March 7-Brigadier General Freder-
yoly Funston commanding the Department OF
the Colorado United States Army, has received
unexpected orders calling him to Washington Tor a
conference with Assistant Secretary sanger NO
reason was given for the summons The general
started to-day accompanied by his personal alu'
Lieutenant Mitchell.
Washington March lit was learned to-nlsht
that the visit of General Frederick FuUS'oI "
IyosbIngtop has no special significance. A num-
her of question. nave arisen in the department with
Tespect to allotments of land belonging TO me gov
ernment reservation in Alaska to persons ana
various companits desiring to do business there
As Alaska is under the jurisdiction of the Depart
Tnenf Of The Columbia, to which General Funston
has been assigned, and General Funston VIII
TTohahIv visit Alaska next summer 1t was deemed
adyisabie tC summon him to Washington for con-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
NOTES.

At the Katz Gallery there will be opened to-
morrow an exhibition Of paintings by Albert l..
CTroII, of paintings By Arthur HoebeF ana one
OF small animal bronzes by Frederick @. Roth.
Tomorrow there viii also be opened at the Noe
Galleries an exhibition Of landscapes by Professor
Karl Heffner Of Dresden There will be on view
this week and next, at the klackner Galleries a
collection Of paintings in oil and water color by
Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Cooper, the former showing
studies Of English cathedral churches and towns,
the latter showing similar themes and some
sketches OF Dutch interiors.-....On April q, the
Ten American Painters will open their annual eX-
hibition at the Durand-Ruel Galleries The place
Of the late J. II. Twachtman In this organization
has not Yet been filled, but in any case he would
he represented in the exhibition. Several OF his
paintings viii be included, forming kind Of me-
rnnrial Ernur
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
CLAIM WAS WORTH 100000.
Brooklyn Hotel Clerk Received It from Pros
pector-Thought It Worthless.

Frederick Niblo, chief clerk of the Hotel St
George in Brooklyn. has had mining claim IN
the Cape Nome gold fields for the last six years
which ne considered practically worthless. He re-
ceIved an agreeable surprise recently when. as re
ported yesterday an offer made to him oi
$2.0O0O90 for the claim.
Through a gift from William Courtnay, a pros
hector seventy-tvo years old, who came 10 Brook
Iyn in 1897 and stayed at the Hotel ST. George, MI
Nibio came into the claim. Courtnay, who had
been mining inspector all his life. had spent most
of his money when he came East and N1blo De~
friended him. On leaving Brooklyn Courtney trans
farred to NibIO n placer claim about eight miles
from Cape Nome Niho recently had friend:
Thomas Kelby, lawyer, look up his claim ana
the Otner day. Mr. Kelby. who is in the west was
reported to have received the offer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS.

UT lana, China and Phulrpfre Islands. via sans
HAWAII close here daily $50 ? Marcat
- San francisco close daily at $40 , n
un to March f1Cth inclusive. for dispaich per -
7J Taran via vancouver anS victoria g close
CRna 5o, a. $40 o m NJ 70 March fITth iacfUsive.
5fspatch 3 Empress 0f INDIA Aerchandlsa
for 4 s Postal Agency az Shanghai cannot % foFs
TaTds1 va YaTen I1 Seattle close daily SO ~
m uo to March t1sa. inclusive for dispatch par 4 =
t} 9 sIlr7ussas Islands via San Francisco olos
here $50 n Ep TO March FL8l' AlI1-Aifa
g,r si.1atch per : 8 Martpcsa-
F4asaI China Japan and specially addressed Hae
n F,-IirDI0s Francisco. close h9rst
s5r, -, e.9O m m M u f22d. Inclusive f1r ais
pafch Per AmeriCa Naru- - 80 -. -.
:, nm 10 March F2f Inclusive. FOR dispatch PER e
15I islands via san Francisco here 5ay a4
$40 N m up 10 March f25 inclusive. for dispatca ps
ni5s Z1sgs Australia Except Sew-cals9oas
F,fj Sarnaa Hawaii va San Francisco, close ess@
7aIy al 80 r. after March y ana UP 70 nara -
rCI5l.Ive Tor dispatch ventura. QE tha Ca4rs
British mall FOR New-Eealand aeea
-, urr;ye IN time cOnRsct With this tspatch Er7Fa
naJIs-closIrR At $50 a. M. 9s5o q NJ, and 30 p Y
1a5 p and forwarded unIl the arrival OF tha CuaEs
fsg 1except wssn FIJI Islands New-Calsdona
N :, rp 10 March fes Inclusive. for dispatch PsA
= Mnana Especially addressed onyE
otherwise addressed West Australia -
Frpu-iscothe quickest routes. Philr-s
via Canada ''Ya Esarurs'=
must fully nrrDatd a. TIE foTeil rates Hawai- -
forwarded via Francisco exclusively.
rransnac6c mails forwarded port 0f sailing daEYs
closing - arranged the
fon OF their uninterrupted overland transit tRegBee
rlnRag at q y N nFeyiOuE DAY.
CORSET.ItTS VAN COTT PoStmauter
Pastof1ce. New To-k. =. Y. March g. 1905
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
LEAVES MUCH TO CHARITY

Boston. March THE will of Jacob H Hecht'
the well known wool merchant OF this city VINO
died recentIy filed in the Probate Court to-day
makes many bcquests to the public ana 70 Je"isH
T,art,srJa i1s+itptfons To his widow Is given
power to apply the income OF $4,000 to the Hebrew
Industrial School. The right Is also given 70 ner
80 fianosa Of a mart OF the residue OF the estate up
to 100000 for the benefit Of such persons as She ma!
see fit. .r,.-r . rY.,bt
ON her reath $4,000 is given to establish a tecn5
Scholarship at Harvard and the income OF ~"
for the Schiff Semitic Museum. recently esIdO-
TiGhn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

schreyer "A Bursting Shelf; the three character
istic pieces Of academic painting by Gerome' the
two charming interior subjects by Beaumont sIiu
Comte, and Mfr. Boughton's pretty anecoote, ]He
there Is little to be said that they are sooo
Of their kind, which is not very impressive kino
We may close the survey with reference 10 NF'
Halsted's porceains These embrace some mag
nIioent single color glazes and some fine blue ana
white pieces The Hawt: orne jars form an es-
peciaIlY attractive group.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
DENIES RICHARD STRAUSS STORY.

There was report yesterday that Richard
Strauss the German composer and cohuuCtoE' nc Aa-
-osf,nad bis nrcscnt most to accept an offer from
Mr. Conried to direct opera in this city Tor term
of five years In conjunction with Alfred FeFl1'
whom Mr. .Conried will retain on his STAN LAST
night Mr. Conrfed said that il this were true II Was
,oyys to him II know nothing about such an en-
Cagcmcnt' he said. III Richard strauss y ColliF
over here conduct opera IT Is without lS SUM-
tatiOn. The story is not true
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
TO SHARE IN BILLINGS ESTATE.

BOSTON March In decision handed down To-
7aT the f11U berch of the Supreme Court held that
the Roston Mutual Benefit Association, the Bank
OrHcers' Association, the Franklin Typographlca
Society the Massachusetts Society 1or tne E5eYei n even
League, the Boston Athenaum and the Boston s
I7io ihrary are corporations organized Tor ch3r-
it9Tie nurpOsss, and are entitled to share in the
,Iis+rfbliti0n of more than A,0NNG bequeathed ny
~ iate Robert c. Billings, of this city. In;tltu-
lions of this kind to the number of l26 benefit by
tha will
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
sneriaI Notiees.

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place to leave adVsTtiSsmsnts and Subscriptions
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EGTPT-C3hezirah Palace. Cairo; ShepheaFua =oSa-a
Grand Continental Hotel. Cairo
PFTSIJ-M-Le Grand Hotel Brussels
GERMANY Hotel Uiashaden; Kaissr-g-
WfPshadeus Victoria Etoceig
Uiesbaden: Four Seasons Hotel Munich r,L5 5loIe.
Strauss. NUrenb eFZ: Hotel Stephanie Baden-E5aden
Hotel BelIavUe Dresden: BAD NltunEen- near CaseA
ana Frankfurt Victoria Hotel Hamburg Baths IN
peral Hotel Frankf0---ol-AIaiu; Hotel AngIeterr53
Paden-FacPn: Hotef
EtraSshurg Grand Hotel. Wllhelrshohe. CassSsts
Eeulens Hotel + ChapeUe: Hotel AstT1ooI99s
Heidelberg. Hotel 2 Russs Munich. Grand E4otet.
Nuremberg: T-oteI Wurttemh r-yer. Hof SuFen9eL8
Hotel Four Seasons WTeSbaden: Hotel P1E7ie. 80
Kfssengen: Continental Hotel Hanover; Cc1tlneileA~
PrriIu. ----
AUSTRIA AND sWTTZFPLAASD-Hotel Bristol. Elsnras :
The Baur Lac. zurich: Ofical Information E7u1
Zurich: Cd Hotel National. T5IeeTns: Crand EE5ssS
TTUHEaria Budapest: Hotel Victoria. LnteraSes
Europe Salzburg; Hotel Weimar. Maren9ad' Elfe
Savoy and West End Carlsbad; Hotel Eulert IAs47b
Hotel Bernsrhof. Berne: Continental Lausanne
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
romRlsrs HoME From WEST INDIES.

The cruising yacht Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
line. the Prinzessin Victoria Luise, arrived mere
Yesterday after a cruise of twcnty-eight days IN
the West Indies Among the tourists on board were
CoIoDeI 2 G. Butler, General B. Champln, Ml4laIn
II Drener Stanley K. Din1ock Captain r X. RICE
William r SpTa que and Colonel James +. 1aIe'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
srcNoR PRINETTps CONDITION.

Rome March THE condition OF the Foreign
NIniztar Signor Prinetu, who recently stricken
v,ith naraIvsfz is somewhat better his doctors say
ing that he may resume his duties. Should
this be impossible however. it Is forcseen that Ad-
nra NORM. Minister OF Marine. will be definitely
aDnnn+Td Minister Of Foreign Affairs, in which case
Admiral BettOlO would be nominated for Minister
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
Pnstnmce Notice.

Should read DAILY by all Interested a. chA1se8
--s,v
close Cpromptly all the General Fostle -
follows. Parcels Malls close one hour carrier 10
closing time shown below Parcels post mails Lr
close at Monday, per E. 8 KAISER ''A-9-I-
der Crosse and Friday. s. 3 Eatricla-
Regular and Supplementary nails close AT
Station hair hour later closing tine shown bo~
Except that Supplementary Malls for Europe en1 80
America Colon close hour later az Fofesaa
NtatLn
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
MA kRUEeER IN GOOD HEALTH.

Paris. March IA dispatch to the "Patrie" from
Cannes saws that Mt KRUGER, who had been sur
fering from a slight attack Of grip renamed III
~ -oor, FOR three davs on the advice of DR.. Hey
mann hut he has entirely recovered and to-day
resumed mis- daily promenades in the garden OF me
Villa CIena. He expects to stay at cannes uhtlI IIe
nd Of ADr
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

Highest temperature yesterday II degrees; lowest SS
average as average for corresponding dAie iAt '
sye,. -, norvaspasdlnR date last twenty-five yaars 81
Local Fpyeeast-Raln to-day followed BY fair 70 a5ter
night; Monday fair; fresh TO prsk southwest
west Winds -------------
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO.day's Forecast.

Washington March 7.-The MISSISSIPPI Valley low
has moved to the lower lake region leaving how
ever secondary depression Arkansas Pressure con-
tinues high in Atlantic districts and the Western
high has advanced the Eastern slope region Ihere
has beeu rain over considerable belt of country stretch
ing from Eastern Texas the lower lake region and the
Middle sAt!antc States Numerous thundeTstorms have
occurred throughout this area.
If Is somewhat warmer the lower lake region ana
coIder in the Southwest and the extreme Northwest
There will he rain Sunday the Atlantis Coast districts
AUDalaChians ltaln pI!aOie
in thc Eastern Gulf 1t Will be ReneraS Ia. IN
all parts CT except along the Hdi No"S -"
Florida. - -, /, - ,o--,- 1s1,. resiD5, the
Cbjo Valley Tennessee and the Gulf States ana me
Cnar area will extent Monday mo Atlantis Coast MS
tTt. rS 4s along the Atlantic Coast be brisk south
yTss, and on Lake Michigan light 20 fresh west ,..
storm warnings displayed on the AilaAuC N"'''
from Fatteras to New-YorlI.
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND MONDAY.
For EngIani rain to-day and IN Eastern Maine
Nn5ay fresh TO trIsl winds becoming seut-
west. .- -.
Jzo- Eastern NeR-York. Eastern Pe1nsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware. rain to-day. followed by iar
weather in afternoon night fair Monday; lTeS 10
FrIgb sr,rfhyyest 10 winds.
For the District af Columbia and Maryland ram 10
do fer Monday fresh south winds becoming West
For West virginia Western Pennsylvania ana
New. York clearing and colder to-day, fair oHaS' A
northwest winCs
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
Religious Nonces.

CHURCH OF The HOLY COMMUNION
21th-st. 6th-sve,
Rev HENRY MOTrETF, d D. Recfer
T.sO a. u.-Holv Communion.
$50 a n.-ChIldrSn's
m.-Servce and sermon.
Nocn-HOy Communion.
. R.-SeTvce ard
500 n H1s--EpshkRa ReFFtRa ana -AaEnar
Spectzf fT7ateal zsrrscas aFHrF ssr IN T.ms - !
p a orzaa feeita2 Evaes Efasnssaav a a.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
p. MORGAN SAILS FOR TAMPA.

Havana. March III. Pierpont Morgan and his
marty sailed to-day for Tampa, Fla on board the
Olfvette,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
C. II. PELus COUNSEL GETS ORDER.

Plains Yesterday granted an order to show cause
rcturnabIe before him Thursday, why George H.
PcII should not receive n new trial
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
IT'S BAD TO READ TOO FAST

IT'S BAD no READ TOO FAST
As yoH may overlook the little adVeruse-
vnauts In the narrow columns.
Tba little advertisements in the narrow
ooIuurs look small, but the offers they rep
resent nre, in some instances, as big as n
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
DoN.T TELL YOUR WIFE

DON'T IEsLI IyNIG " II -
What Won see An the marrow columns OF The
sunAav Trihune. she may look and Hnl
aoraeahfms that is needed and OF coaFEs
S0u'EI have 30 buy a. 4
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
NEw-YoRK CITT.

Mail r,,bscripers TO the DAILY and rRI-wEEELY wIu
he charged one extra postage In addition 70
rates named above
TuD rgTRlINE; gil be mailed Cuba. Porto Rico,
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra expense Tor
foreign - a. ,r-,-.--.,
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE will Re mailed at the fol-