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New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEWS OF TWO CAPITALS.
ccrtlnucd from tarst pace.

,,..,,.-,s .aou,,fall was hastened by the prac-
,,csl measures adopted for revealing the seeie's
of military incapacity. The headquarters va W
ofsc;sl committee or military defence III A
dom nrohably not responslpie A
strange plan of campaign for the oeliNei'
south Africa by the surrender OF hs"s s'"'1 "
me evacuation of Kimberley and a reueat g"
along the line.
nuhiin Castle has been the chief socia4 oe"
ire during the week. but the pracucai Moih =
notifies has not been neglected there :" al
toni MacdonnelL Permanent irish -
has been prepsring an Irish Land bill on 'iie
lines of the land conference report ana pi
lasting peace for the island ihe opehe
Parliament in royal state viii restore tne -, /,
f,-,,,res of the capitai next week Ministerial
and opposition dinners and reeep'iohs ,,-;.,oo
followed by several parties given for the ffiI0e
"a r,-;,,coss of Wales several boy and elrl
dances at the great houses and seiiea
t,,,ee. and courts at Buckingham Palace WIN
r,ossjhlr Two or three state balls ano coicet' -
reserved for May The King viii eVloeh'is %
his best 10 bring about a brilliant SOCIAL sea'oA
The theatre managers meanwhile are a''eiiiP
inS 10 anticipate with fresh programmes a"
unusually large social patronage during tie
snrinc Reerbohn. Tree brings out Tine hesui
rectior~ without deay. Arthur Bourchler' nap
pily restored 10 health, is rehearsins mem
Arthur Jones's new comedy George AleAd"ul
is ,,reparing TO produce the English version oi
Alt Heidelberg Miss Ellen Terry mas lam,
The Imperial Theatre for three months anu
sir Henry Irving after a prolonged anu hlsi''
successful tour in provincial towns. reappears
At Drury Lane. -
Richard Strauss-s music seems TO DE '"e
fashion for concert rooms George
rla,ed = series Of new examples OF TINS spe'ie
Of drawing room niUsc at a piano recl'ai AS
Rechstein Hall last night as well as seNeiat
rreftv compositions of his own, with sona'a9
nv Chopin and Beethoven. Mr.. Bor"lck mas
brought successful series of piano recltais "
= close At the Queens Hall q symphony coii-
cert took place tonight without speciai 1ea'u IL.
II viii be followed next week by the hoy Hdl
Choral society's performance of The Light VI
,be World At Albert Hall. the production OF
Solomon 10y the Handel Society. and fsa!e'
Rusoni and Sobrino recitals- l. AZ 4
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
PUBLICLY THRASHED, TALKS DUEL
New-Orleans Man Had Philadelphian Dis
charged from Place and Expelled
from Club
IBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New-Orleans. Feb. 14.-George Denegre IS
anxiously consulting his friends tonight for ad-
vice as to whether he should challenge to duel
Bankson Taylor, who publicly thrashed Denegre
to-day in the rotunda of the Cosmopolitan Ho-
tel Taylor came here some time ago from
Philadelphia to be manager of the New-orleans
Gas Light Company. He had not held the
place long when Denegre had him discharged.
and also expelled from the Boston Club, chars-
ing that Taylor had nsulted woman
After losing his place, Taylor went to New
York but he returned here few days ago. and
demanded hearing on Denegres charges. On
this being refused he hunted up Denegre ana
thrashed him. He announced to-day that ne
would also sue Denegre for damages and ask
for a mandamus compelling his reinstatement in
the Boston Club.
George Denegre is well known lawyer. ana a
brother of Walter Denegre, who was school
mate of President Roosevelt.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
SENATOR MORGAN CORRECTED.
Colombian Minister to Mexico Invites Him
to Retract Statement.

Mexico City. Feb. 4.-'The Mexican Herald pub
fishes the following telegram sent to Senator Nor
ean at Washington by General Rafael Reyes min
lister from Columbia at this capital:
Mexico February 13, 1903.
Senator Morgan. Washington. d. {.
read in to-day's paper that in a session OF
tho senate on the 18th inst. you declared that a
recent chief executive Of the Colombian Govern
n,ent had sold out and abdicated for $1ooo,W0 Ac-
cording TO Colombian constitution the CHIEF eX-
eHitives are the President and Nice-President The
last President Sehor Don Manuel Antonio San
1sIemente a venerable oil man of over eighty
years whose reputation for integrity is Wdespread
in ali Spanish- American nations and who died a
few months ago, and the Vice-President in charge
of the executive Office at the present time is senior
Don lose Manuel MarroQuin. whose uprightness is
as well known that of the former. Neither or
abd1cated
must suppose. having regard to the respect
which is due to the Senate of the United States
and to ali nations of the globe, TO your own age
and integrity and to justice and truth, that IN
making the assertion in question you have given
nredence TO false and malicious reports, the origin
~ which / invite you to publish And must eX-
,act that acting with the courage and sturdy hon
eesty of the men Of the school of George Washing
ton among whom towers the present executive
chief of YOUR nation. that you will in fairness
fulfil your duty of rectifying charge as injurious
as false against my country rrs
" RAFAEL REYES,
Colombian Minister to Mexico
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
j. w. TIEMANN DEAD

Julius William Tiemann. of the firm of d. r.
Tiemann & Co. of No. A Duane-st. manufacturers
of colors died Yesterday afternoon at his home,
No 125 West Forty -third-st. Mr. Tiemann was
born in this city in 1871 and started in business
with his father who established the Manhattan
VILE Color Works, the forerunner of the present
firm. Mr.. Tiemarn studied for several years in
Germany. specializing in the chemistry of colers.
He married Marie A. Magic. who died about a
year ago. Mr.. Tiemann for many years d
member of the Chamber of Commerce. He also
belonged to the New-York Historical Society and
the Sons of the American Revolution. He leaves
three sons and thre4 daughters.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
TOPICS IN P-4RIS.
Public Feeling against Iurkfy-d
Humbert Reaction.

tsreoiai to Neu-Tork Tribune bs French Sahie-'
Copyright: 1905: BY The Tribune Associationl
Paris. Feb 1.-THE situation IN the Balkan
peninsula and the reports Of the atrocitles IN
that mosaic of heterogeneous races and reis-
ions known as Macedonia has aroused puohc
feeling in France. and popular meetings are 10
be held on Sunday, not only of French Nalioh-
alists but Liberal Republicans and SOCIALISTS
will take mart in these manifestations against
Turkish repression. and speeches are to be maze
at the Chateau d'Eau Theatre by orators repre-
senring the present ministerial majority, such
as TrEsfournelles de Constant. Jean Jaures,
LEROY ReauIieu and NJ Pressense- Ii is only
fair 10 note that reports have reached Paris
showing that the Bugarians have been guilty
of sending emissaries into Macedonia with the
ob,ec, of provoking by their violent acts the
Moslern population and police measures OF
retaliation which, the Warlike Bulsarlans
hupe may ignite general confiasranon
throughout the peninsula.
In the best informed diplomatic circles the
situation is regarded as more hopeful than last
week The reforms suggested in the report
drawn up by NJ. Steeg, French Consul at Salon
ics have in substance been adopted by Russia
and Austria Hungary. The Austro-Russlan en-
tente NOW commands confidence, for the assur-
ance has been given that the plan, which does
not aim at anything SO drastic as Macedonian
autonomy. " hich is regarded here as Impossible
of attainment and as purely utopian, and does
not ask of the Sultan anything impossible in
execution or conflicting with his sovereignty,
will resolutely be carried out by joint action.
Meanwhile Mime. Bachmeteff, wife of the
Russian representative at Sofia, who has her
self recently visited the villages in Macedonia
where the disorder prevails. is at present at st.
Petersburg and in long conversations with the
Emperor has set forth the true state of affairs,
and has impressed upon his majesty that time
IS an absolutely vital question for general mas
sacres and fighting seem unavoidable as soon
as spring weather sets in Nine. Bachmetien
IS American woman OF great experience in
Oriental matters and indomitable traveller,
Of keen observation The Emperor, and particu-
larry so the Empress, is greatly impressed by
her narrowing descriptions Of the actual state of
the populations Of Macedonia
The Partisan papers, especially those that
make a specially Of illustrative caricature, fol-
low with keen attention the American tour Of
the Count Robert de Montesquiou, and his subtle
and delicate discourses at Sherrys fully re-
ported in the Paris papers, and are referred to
with reverence similar 10 those once elected
by the famous Chesterheld's letters to his son.
The Vie Parisieane' to-day comes out with an
entire illustrated double page of American
episodes Of the ''Gentilhomme de Lettres'' the
central sketch being the Statue Of Liberty. at
tai OF which Bartholdis familiar ailegoricai
female is replaced by colossal figure OF Count
Robert de Montesquiou. holding high a
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
KING CONGRATULATES MARCONI.
The Inventor Tells Of His Visit to Buck
ingham Palace.

London, Feb. 14-Signor Marconi, referring 10 has
reception yesterday Buckingham Palace, said
to-day:
The King sent for me and accorded me pri
vate audience. had not seen him since the time
the Iirst experiments at CoWes. Inc King was
kind enough to congratulate me on the progress
made IN wireless tele graphy since those days and
expressed the greatest sympathy with our enoi ts
He kneR all about the difficulties put IN my way
by the British postal authorities, and quite under
stood why his message to President Roosevelt
went by cable His Majesty reiterated the pleasure
The inventor added that the erection of wireless
telegraph stations going on well He lald
much stress on the action of the Italian Govern
nent toward the wireless South American sta
tions as that action, Signor Marconi explained
was taken on the recommendation OF Inc ltahan
officers present the recent transatlantic expert
.r+s Marconi will return to Canada in April.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
"PATn GROVE IN LIVERPOOL.

Omaha Feb. III. ]. Grove. of Council Bluffs
Iowa has received letter from England saying
that pat Grove, his brother, alleged to have been
connected with the kidnapping of Eddie Cudahy, is
now in Liverpool. According TO the letter Pat
is a solicitor for wholesale house and is receiving
800 a month.
When Pat left this country he went directly to
England the letter says. where under an assumed
name he enlisted in the English army and was sent
10 South Africa. At the close Of the war he re-
turned to England and secured his present place
The infornla ton is also conveyed that Pat" is
ready to return to Omaha IL immunity from prose
cution Is guaranteed TO him
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
THE SEMINOLE FORCED TO RETURN
Unable to Rescue American Schooners Ice
bound in Bay Islands.

ST. Johns. =. F., Feb. 1.-THE United States
revenue cutter Seminole returned to Channel
Harbor this afternoon, whence she started early
this morning She unable to get around
Cape Ray, owing to the heavy northwest gale
accompanied by snowstorm. which blocked the
Ice against the land, making 1t impossible for
the vessel to proceed to Bay Islands. She re-
ports that the coast is tightly packed with
heavy drift ice, and that nothing can be done
until the wind changes. The local ice naviga-
tors believe the Seminole will never succeed in
her attempt to rescue the five American fishing
schooners, laden with cargoes of herring which
have been frozen in the ice in Bay Islands since
the latter part of January.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
AGAINST REMOVAL oE ARCHIVES.

San Francisco. Feb. 1.-THE various historical.
scientific and literary societies and all other organ-
cations essentially Californian up in arms at
the attempt Of the Secretary of the Interior to
cause the removal of the Spanish archives, now in
the custody of Surveyor General Graham, the
Library of Congress, at Washington. The attempt
To deprive this State of what is almost the record
of its existence will be resisted by the pioneers the
Academy of Sciences and kindred organizations
Communications have been addressed o Senators
Bard and Perkins and the Representatives. urging
them to suspension of the order of removal
recently issued by the Secretary of the Interior
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

The Archduchess Elizabeth was born January
II. 1881, Ofen the Danube She was the
granddaughter OF Emperor Leopold III of Austria
and daughter of his third son. Archduhe Joseph.
Her first husband her cousin, the Archduke
Ferdinand whom she married in 1si1, brother OF
the Duke Francis of Modena. They had one
daughter Maria Theresa. who married Srihce
Louis of Bavaria. The archduke died In le49, ana
in 1854 the widow was married to her COUSIN .ss
eldest brother. the Archduke Charles of A4stris
The present Cueen Mother of Spain Maria Chris-
tina was the eldest daughter of this marriage
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
PREPARATIONS FOR c. E. CONVENTION

Denver Feb. 1A-The Rev Dr. Francis T. Clark
is in this city making arrangements for the CHI s.
tIan Endeavor Convention TO be held here from
July 10 13 Every effort is being made to beat the
record breaking attendance Boston in 1895
I'VE intend to make this the largest and finest
convention yet held" said Or. Clark. We
going to arrange for the hnest programme YET
given and will have the abIest ministers ard lay
men in the country for speakers The music
will be we'll looked to-"
The Christian Endeavcr Society numbers sNocn
organizations and SSse.ceo people u Is estaelis~
IN forty countries
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
MOVING AGAINST LADRONES.

Manila Feb. IA onstabulary movement
under Colonel Scott against the ladrones or
Bulacan and Rial provinces is imminent rive
companies of scouts have been ordered TO lahe
part in the operations. The enemy mas not yet
been located but it is not considered propaoie
that the expedition will encounter serious op-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
GREENE GOES THROUGH QUEENS.

Police Commissioner Greene paid Queens Borough
a flying visit in his large automobile yesterday
Crossing to Long Island City he went through the
two precinct stations of the First Ward, then Wis
tied Whitestone. College Point, Flushing, Newtown
Jamaica and Richmond Hill. With him Chief
Inspector Cortright Inspector Thompson received
the Commissioner Police Headquarters and
companed him his tour Of inspection through
Headquarters and the Seventy-eghth Precinct sta
ton General Greene expressed satisfaction at find
ing things in such good shape.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
COLONEL. NOT GEN. URIBE A SUICIDE

Panama, Feb. 1.-THE announcement from
Kingston, Jamaica. February g. that Cen
eral Uribe-Uribe had committed suicide is un-
true. 1t was Colonel Roberto Tribe OF Her
rerras army, who took his own life.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
TAKEN UP BY A SYNDICATE.

syndicate formed by August Belmont & Co, il
was announced yesterday, has taken certain
second mortgage bonds of the Park Row Build
ing which had been included among the quick
assets of the Mechanical Rubber Company when
that corporation absorbed in January, 1899. by
the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company. and
has paid into the treasury of the latter company
p in of s750.e00 representing the vaIua-
ton which these bonds had been figured in the
list of the quick assets of the Mechanical Rub
InrC
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
Makes RAIDS I'm THE sowERY.

Captain Dennis F. Ward. of the Mulberry-st. sta
tion. just appointed, began making raids in his
district last night, taking a number of policemen
and a patrol wagon with him. Among the places
he descended upon that formerly by
steve Brodie i'm the Bowery. just below Grand-s
Captain Ward said he thinks he clean the
Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Chicago. Feb 1.-THE will of Archbishop Feehan
filed in the Probate Court August IA last has
been lost Whether II stolen mslaid has
not been determined. Hope of finding the instru-
ment was not abandoned by the officials of the
court until two experts had made two months
search of the files in the vaults 1t is probable
that as there is TO contest the will which
disposed only of the Archbsshops private fortune,
will be offered In court
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
OLD VAN ALIEN HOUSE sURNEp.

Poughkeepsie, n. Y, Feb 1.-THE old Van Allen
house. near Wappnger's Falls. in Dutchess Coun-
ty destroyed to-day by fire. starting bly,
from defective fiue. The owner is ]. J. Van Allen.
The loss is estimated $1,000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
GET $500 900 MORE A YEAR

Chicago Feb 1.-THE four thousand members of
the BrckIayers and Stonemasons Union have re-
ceiyed a wage increase that will approximate in
the aggregate about $4,000 year. They encoun-
tered no opposition from the Masons and Builders
Associatio-lfe~ Organization of employers and
their demands ratified last night.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
ARCHITECTURAL LEAGUE EXHIBITION

The eighteenth annual exhibition of the Archi-
tecturaI League at the galleries of the Fine Art
Society No. 215 West Fiftyseventh-st., was formal
" opened TO the public last night. There
reception from until IL p. The exhibition will
continue until March d.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
FOUND GUILTY OF NUMBERING WIFE.

Rochester. n. =. Feb. H-George A. Smith, who
has been trial here for wife murder for the last
i~o weeks was this afternoon found guilty of
nurdei In the first degree Smith shot his wife in
1897. then bound and gagged himself, saying the
family had been attacked by burglars.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NO LONGER WITH OHIO SOCIETY.

1t was announced by the Ohio Society yesterday
that George w Lttleton. for eight years custodian
OF the society's rooms. had no longer any connec-
ton with that organization He mas taken up busi-
interests for himself
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
MAY GO UNDER GOVERNMENT PROPERTY

Washington. Feb H--Senator Depew from ihe
Committee on Commerce to-day reported favorably
the Joint resolution granting to the New-fork and
Nev-Jersey Railroad Company the privilege of con-
structing an underground railroad under govern
ment property in New-YOrk City.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Catsrrh and Dyspepsia symptoms are sense
OF burning ano dull weight in the stomach after
eating sometimes accompanied by heartburn
fatulence constipation diarrhoea, languof.
depression irrita bility. dull headaches all these
symptoms show that your digestive organs are
out Of order and you should take Duffy's Pure
Matt Whiskey. IL viii cure dyspepsia and Sum-
uiste the blood TO healthy action.
STOMACH TROUBLE CURED.
Gentlemen. j got six bottles OF your w MIS-
key about q year ago. and used half OF II and
il did me a great deal Of good, and i gave tAe
rest TO my brother, who had stomach trouble
and i think he would be in his grave to-day III
It hadn't been for your Whiskey, as he was go
ing down fast and the doctor could DO him no
good. ISAAC f. WALKER, Lepanoi' fa
CURED INDIGESTION.
L have used Duny's Malt Whskey for half
wear and ii afforded great satisfaction by
curing me of that dreaded disease indigestion.
which troubled me for two years. DAVID
GORDON 110 w. 1lth 81, Chicago
TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM.
Atlantic City. y. J., March 10, 1902
Dear Sirs: I have used two bottles II your
pure Malt whskey. ] tried II for indigestion
and dyspepsia and found great relief from H.
NJ. II. RENO.
CURED DYSPEPSIA
Z have used Duny's Pure Malt Whisks. for
svsnensss and from the benefit derived from
- - AAxsiy recoua,nenG II 10 any one soHer-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
SPANISH ARCHDUCHEss DEAD.
Mother of Former Queen Regent Expires at
Vienna.

Vienna Feb. 1.-THE Archduchess Ellzab
mother of the former Queen Regent, Maria
Christina of Spain, died this morning. Queen
Maria Christina passed through Paris yesterday
evening on her way to her mothers bedside.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NIGERIAN NATIVES PUNISHED.
Kano Captured by a British Force-Natlve
Losses Heavy.

London, Feb. 14.-Advices received here to-
day from Nigeria say that the British punitive
expedition commanded by Colonel Morland, and
consisting of twelve hundred men belonging to
the West African frontier force, occupied kano
February 3, after sharp fighting. Only two
British officers were wounded. The enemy lost
heavily but the city uninjured The Emir
of Kano fed TO Sokoto.
An official dispatch to the Colonial Office adds
that twelve of the British rank and file were
wounded, and that three hundred of the enemy
killed. The Emir accompanied in his
flight by thousand horsemen.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
FRENCH IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Paris, Feb. H.-French imports increased Sl,2ss.-
200 and exports increased ss79,soo during the
month of January.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

The expedition referred to in the above dispatch
fitted out early in January in consequence of
the menacing attitude of the Enir of Kano
powerful Mahometan ruler of Northern. Nigeria
who had placed a price the head of Captain
Abadie, the British Resident at Zaria, capital OF
Zeg-Zeg, in Central Africa.
Northern Nigeria is a territory one-third the size
of India and containing many millions of inhabi-
tants 1t had hitherto been held for Great Britain
by staff of civil and military officials, of whom
the total number, including white non-commis-
stoned officers, about 165 men,
The town of Kano. which is the centre of dis
trct of the same name. is situated far from
the limits which the fertile territory OF the
southern districts OF this part of West Africa
bounded by the Sahara Desert. II is at kano that
the routes meet and cross and where the
wealth of the country accumufates. From kano 1t
filters through the surrounding districts.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEVER TOO LATE.

III you have never looked over those Little
Ads. of the People," don't neglect to do
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CATARRH OF THE STOMACH
nd saarrh OF rmS
cformo
ton
DUFFY'S PURE MALT WHISKEY|

ing from stomach trouble. r. NJ. JUH4SoU!S'
Elko Va, Sept. s. 1902.
Do not fill your system with harmful drugs.
Doctors prescribe and hospitals use Dunys
Pure Malt Whiskey whenever an absolutely
pure stirnulant and tonic required. Il con-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

SHORT SERMONS.
Each one of those "Lfttle Ads. OF the feo-
pIe" is a sermon iR itself
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

The genuine al all druggists and grocers or
direct, S1.00 bottle 1t is the only whiskey
recognized by the Government a medicine
This is the guarantee. Valuable medical book
let conta lining symptoms and treatment of dis
eases and convincing testifnopisls sent free TO
any reader OF this paper who will write Duffy
Malt Whiskey Company, OF Rochester. N. I.
The Lamar register., 1903-10-14

The comments being made on the
propositions to vote bonds at the regular
election, show that wherever the matter
has been thoroughly examined as bus
iness proposition the taxpayers are fav-
orable. The purposes for which the
money must be used are such that prac-
tically all OF it will have to be raised in
the next two years anyway, and il the
bonds are defeated it will necessarily
make the levy high. As many OF the
school districts have taken advantage of
the low rate OF taxes this year to make
levies up to the limit for school purpos-
es, the high rate for county taxes, which
will be necessary il the bonds are defeat
eJ, will make the taxes next year quite
excessive. 1t is imperative that the
judgments be paid by the county and
that the court house and jail be repair
ed, while the bridge at Holly is justly
II, t, ths p, % le there. who have wait