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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-03
CALLS MOVEMENT FREE TRADE TRICK

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir. In this mornings Tribune I notice an article
page fourteen, column one. headed: Effort to
Organize Importers. Well Known Firms Willing
to Band Together for Protection and Tariff Lesis-
purpose viii be TO intervene for the protection of
its individual members from injustice in under
valuations and improper rates of duty" 1t further
says: zone of the main objects Of the association
viii be TO obtain fair, prompt and impartial ad-
minjstration of the customs laws" And then Il
goes on TO say. perhaps unintentionauy, that 1T
is hored that such an organization will prove po-
tential in tariff legislation. and will command the
respect and consideration OF those highest in au-
thority."
So much for the article. You viii perhaps par
don me if take the liberty Of giving you ny own
views on the subject. have been interviewed and
importuned several times to become u member of
this organization As q result of these interviews
the movement. 7 am thoroughly convinced that this
contemplated organization is nothing more less
than 81 secret effort TO organize all the importers
this country Tor grand and effective free trade
campaign in the next Presidential election. It
that The Tribune and other l0ttuen-
rial journals believing In the protection Of Ameri-
can industries and I'm the general prosperity of the
American people rather than in the getting rich OF
a few importers. mostly all foreigners, should at
once ger % work % eypOSe this scheme and not
allow these people TO get into their net importers
who. like myself want 10 help in maintaining our
present fiscal policies. and who might not see
through the veil under which the arguments they
use in inducing people 10 become members are
hidden. This nefarious thing should be stqPPed at
New-york City, Nov go 1903
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CAST OF ..IOrHER GOOSE"
MUSIC.


Nine Milka Terniaa signalized her return 20 the
Metropolitan Opera House last night by appearing
N the character OF Tosca. IN PuccinTs opera Of
that name. Both incidents We're welcome though
the popular expression OF the feeling was surp-is-
ingy lukewsrm. The audience was fairly numer-
Gus, but undemOnstrative There were the usual
recalls. but they sounded perfunctory. Nine Ter
nina was = delight, especially ia he oa.ing and
her varied and beautifully coIored defamation OF
Puccinis ingenioUsly written dialogue A few Of
her tones sounded bit worn and acrid as II she
had lost control Of her voice nouentariy, but all
the rest vibrant with vitality. and she lifted
the dramatic clement OF the impersOnaton 10 2
plane that Is seldom reached in operate repre-
sentauons. With SiguOr Scott she dominated the
performance 20 the occasional efacernent even Of
sgnor Caruso, who filed the music Of Cavaradossi
with sensuous splendor. but acted the part with
lar less re and distinction than his predecessor De
march, signor Caruso is primarily a singer: that
Is made evident His musical instincts are as
perfect his voice is luscious; but neither his in
stincts his voice is the service OF that
dramatic Characterization which IS so compelling
in Nine Terminals performances Of every part that
she undertakes. The role OF the Sacristan. with
which n. Gilbert vas wont TO enliveu the first
scene. was filed IN = satisfactory. though less dis
tiactive, manner by Signor Rossi. who has played
The part IN Italy. Stage settings and manage
ment were Ike those OF the last two years.
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THE DRAMA.
wv COINED At THE GARRICK
.nmHrr.wAsHINe JuLIA.v

The comedy Q "Whitewashing julia. oy MT
Henry Arthur,ynes. produced last night al me
Garrick Theatr. with Miss Fay Davis as JHla
ana M Staring as her entirely uustful ana
chiva lrous losr. satirizes the social custom o.
censorious GLITTER and conveys sanitary sugses-
ton as 70 n wisdom OF rejecting and avoiding
scandal M Arthur-Jones Uhe oramaust now
uses thar Fphenated name) has always IN MS
writings ben animated by a moral purpose ana
therefore ais plays are, usually, more or less
d,darric -fs is not obt-usively So but imparts
SIS moral by the grateful medium Of suggestion
The sitvtions are ineeniously devised; the char
s.t-rs ae clearly drawn and well contrasted; and
,bs djssgue is terse and bright. Julia Wren.
ygtdoa, has been. by the common cry Of fools
fu,Dl,o.ed in q dubious affair with foreign noble
man nd or her appearance in her native place
q litfA English country towu,-she is publicly
foefrslsed by female society and its followers
enc man only. the phlosophic. humorous Mr.
ssilagheet Drawing prejudice and espOusng her
cape. In facing her enemies Julia declines TO
.s,saln anything: bat, ultimately. she offers an
exdauation 10 her champion. who has become her
Lar and lie nlagnaninousy rejects and ignores it.
ne drift OF the play is toward sarcastic view OF
.Eninine nleanness and spite. and the somewhat
nth oensorious eyes. 4 diversified social picture
ard arimated couoquy interest the mind, dlffuse
M n provide laughter. and suggest candor and
serse in the conduct Of life. Miss Fay Davis in
her steeI-liks crisp, manner. inpersonated the
self-coufdent widow and carried the sympathy and
ssmrat0n or her audience.
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TRANSFORMERS MAIIs

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MAJOR CHARLES :. FOX.

Major Charles J. Fox OF Detroit, died suddenly
Monday morning lie was graduated from Union
College, in 1861 and entered the army first leu
tenant in the 10Th New-York Regiment his brother.
William T. Fox, now OF Albany, being mis- captain.
The two brothers left the service respectively as
lieutenant colonel and major. Major Fox missed
hardly a single battle or skirmish OF tie Twelfth
Corps from Antittan 10 Gettysburg, and was with
Sherman to the close of the way. When peace had
been declared he became a member OF the Iurabcr-
Ing urtu OF Fox. Weston & Bronson, at Painted
Post. Steuben County, y. y and later was secre-
tarv Of the numbering company OF M3aistIQue.
Mich, of which his brother. a. J. Fox, who died
mOlth ago, was president Major FoN was a
brother of s2-Mayor Norman Fox Of MorristOwn,
y j.. and OF DIT. George Henry Fox, or this city
He leaves widow. the daughter Of John C. Wright,
OF Schenectady, four sons and daughter.
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For the Convenience % TRIBUNE READERS abroad
arrangements have been made keep the DAILY and
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BROwN-At his residence. No. As West 46th-st..
Tuesday December 1. Edward Marsh Brown,
eldest son OF the Edward
at All Souls Church, MadisOl-ave and 66th-sJ-. Fri
day. December 4. a. 10 a.
CUTL.ER-At OakIeigh, LIewelyn Park, Orange, y. J..
at home OF her daughter, Mrs. l. p. Stone,
Martha Thornton Cutler. in her l0lst year. Services
Thursday afternoon al $50.
GEORGE-Or Wednesday December 2 1908, al her
deuce, 10 Franklin Place. summit, y J, Kate
Allen Nathaniel George and daughter OF
Henry A. Allen Funeral service Friday arrival
OF leaving Barclay and Christopher ferries
1870 D m Interulsnt Saturday morning
cRAY-At his home, IN Washington D. C. OF msnIn-
gifts !, John Frederick Gray Seth
year his Funeral privats-
PETERsEN-At seney Hospital. on December l. a.
o n Christian G. Petersen, in his 66th year Imperial
Russian Vice-COnsul- Funeral services will be held
at residence, No. s34 West End-ave-. Man
haitian. Thursday evening December 3. AZ o'clock
Friends relatives respectfully invited. Inter
meat private Phiadslphia papers please
ROBINsON-Ou Tuesday. December l. 1903 Thomas G.
Robinson IN his 18th year. Funeral services the
residence his son. DR.. Nathaniel Robinson. No %
p m
wIs;TERBOTTONf-On Monday. November 90. 1903 OF
pneumonia Rachel A. beloved wife OF Benjamin V.
r yiuterbottom, and daughter % William and Frances
BAILEY Funeral from her home. No. iS4 Sprng-sf-.
on Frdav DecsInher 4. at O'Clock and thence The
CVburch 81 Communion. 2eth-st and 6rhave..
where services viii be held 10 o'clock IRtsrmsnt.
Nyack. y. J.
The Great Pinalawn Cemetery. times size Of
Greenwood. now open. once. 20 Broad St. n z.
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NINE. gLooMFiELD-zEIsLER RECITAL

Nine. Fannie Observation-Disclosures gave recital OF
panoforte music in Mendelssohn Hall yesterday
afternoon. playing the list Of pieces published IN
The Tribune last Sunday. The one unfamiliar num-
Der OF the list q suite by MoszkOwsd, which
began with e movement in imitation Of an oldttrue
form, which was capital in workmanship and in
ieresring in idea, but had worthy cOmpanionship
n the three movements which followed. Nine
Observation-Disclosures played with the energy TO which
she has long accustomed Us. with fine command
O tone IN respect OF both volume anT variety OF
color, and with somewhat better articulation Of
phrase than usual The one longing which even
her most admirable performances left unfulaIled
was that reposefUI and confident feeling which is
essential 70 the enjoyment Of music. Her strenu-
Gus intensity is too much in evidence for that
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DENIAL BY CHARLES eATTgLL LOOMS.

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: A certain publishing house is advertising a
literary satire in book form being by % Mark
Twain Oliver Herford. c. 3. LOOMS"
Now I have read portions Of the book, and the
style Is no more like Mark Twain's than it is Ike
that OF the late John Henry Newman. Oliver Her
ford would insist upon having his bumps examined
II ne found he had written IT, and that uarrows the
implication Of authorship down TO the third OF the
trio.
II c B. LOOMS had written the book he would
have blue-penciled three-quartars Of II before he
submitted it TO a publisher but heor L TO be more
evrIicit-had absOlI ely no hand in II. and I viii
thsnk Won il you will give publicity TO my abso-
Iute denial Of any sort Of completely in a work
tb1t makes fun OF a number Of my good friends.
CHARLES BATTELL LOOMS.
Fanwood. ~ j., Nov. IS. 1903.
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TRANsAT1.ANrIc NrArI.s-

THCRSDAT-At . a. m Cor France. Switzerland. Ttaiy
Spain. Portugal Turkey. Egyp- Greece. British India
and Lorenzo MARQUEE g. La T0uraine. EavFs
taah for oJhsr parts OF Europe be directed per
s Ia TlUraine''J.
FRLDAY-At $50 D Azores Islands. Per $ Ro-
manic Boston
SATCRDAT-At 2-30 a. FOR Ireland. per 3 Etruriz.
via Queenstown mail for other parts OF Europe
directed per s. Et-uraI; al 8 a. for Europe. FER
Philadelphia via Southampton: at 73O a. for
Italy dtFsCt. 8. PRIME AdeberL be AZ
per s s. AGelberT''t- al n for
Scotland direct 3 Astoria directed
per 6 6. Astoria D.; $50 a FOR Belgium
per 5 Finland (mau must be directed per FIN
land.
After closing the Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above. additional Supplementary Mails
opened the piers OF the American English French
and German STEAMERS. and remain open until within
minutes OF the hou- OF sailing OF
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MRS. vAEDERBILTS CONDITION.
Pronounced Out of Danger-Arrival Of Her
Mother and Physician Starts Rumors.

Newport. F. l., Dec. 2.-The arrival at Sandy
Point Farm, at Portsmouth, tonight OF Dr. Austin
Flint, jr., of New-York followed by the coming of
Mrs. Frederic Nelson, who has been confined in
Greer cottage by illness for a week gave rise to
TumOr that the injuries Mrs. Reginald c. Wander
bilt in fall at the theatre had taken unfavOra-
BILE turn. In reply 10 inquiry il said that the
presence of her physician merely preCaut1On.
and that Mrs Vanderbilt declared out Of
danger Her mother had come here as soon as she
able to leave her apartments. DR.. Flint viii
return to New-YOrz tomorrow.
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inadequate, because Il fails TO coordinate the ef
forts or the several bureaus TO q common end, and
nowhere fixes responsibility, under the Secretary
IOF the general efficiency of the fleet and its pre-
paredness for war The necessity continues for
some authoritative direction, under the Secretary
OF the Navy, OF the general affairs Of the fleet
military organization.
He says that general staff would rot encroach
on the proper responsibilities or authority Of any
OF the bureaus CO the department nor interfere with
their internal operations. hut. by applying a d.
rectlnG force heretofore lacking would serve
better instrument TO the Secretary of the Navy for
administering the feet s a whole
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MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. ETC, Excrrv
ANsp r,TE-Ir.

Thursday, at 1870 A. m ttns connecting malls 800.
MONDAYS Miaru1, -
MEXICO CITY-Overland, unless specially addrazs.d sor
disDarch closes at this once dsiv s-cs1.
sunday. at 30 AID u3O ,. m. sunsiays AZ =
m p.
NEwFOCNDLAND-By rau 70 North sydney, and th-nc.
by this once a
Meeting mails close here Monday Wsansstay Saa
Saturday,
closes this Office at $50 ?. m. every Tassfav ~
ran 10 Philadelpnia and thence steamer c7s-~ ~
this Office at ll-a0 o. m every Wednesday.
NIIOJELON-By rail to Boston. thence Nv
closes Office daily at $50 D m. -
PUERTO COFtTEZ 4 a
SewCrleanss and thence ~ steamer ctoses a. 80.
Office daily except sunday. II 80 . m snd ffi 30
D. m Sundays az ~ = n. and TII.SO D. m tcouo.sr-
ing mail closes here Mondays At III so ,. NJ
COSTA PICA-By rail NeW-Crleans. arH fha,,. -
steamer. this once daily except Ssnts( y
1850 p m. and Tli-3O m, Sundays n o al .nd
D. connecting mai closes TRssdays AZ
fli.30 O. N
tRegtstsred Mail closes a, 8 . m previous day
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MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL VESSELS.

Washington, Dec. 1.-The following movements OF
vessels have been reported to the Navy Depart
ment:
ARRIVED.
December THE Monterey and the Caliao Canton: the
Wilmington al Ningp0-
SAILED.
December The Pet-el Perry and the
santa Barbara FOR san Francisco; the Kearsarge,
Illinois. the Nassac husetts, the Alabama and the
scorpion from Tompkirsvile for Guantanamo, the
Cleveland. the Yankee, the Topeka, the Hist. the
Neziuscot and the Powh2,an from Boston for the
trtaI q the Des Moines the Sterling Lamce-ts
Point for Culebra.
The Missouri commissioned yesterday Newport News
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THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

Washington. Dec. 2-The disturbance the South At
with the high Northeastern
caused general though light rains and
Atlantic States. The Northwest storm is
causing light IN the Northwestern States and
Upper Mississippi Valley Tie secondary disturbance in
Southwest is ATTENDED ny clear weather
Temperatures continue below the seasonal
Eastern States risen considerably
in slope -egton fallen Northwest
IRENE West. except in California.
Rain Thursday morning the Middle Atlantic
and New-England will be followed BY clearing
weather.
There will IN the Upper Mississippi
upper lake region extending Thursday night
Friday the lower lake region and Ohio valley
n the and West the weather viii be generally
fair Thursday and Friday Will be colder Thursday
the slope and Rocky Mo Intain region and in
the Valley. 1t viii be colder Friday in lake
region ana Ohio Valley and warmer IN the Atlantic
States.
winds high northwest nOrtherly
South Coast fresh to brisk northery.
Eastern Gulf Coast light 70 fresh north to easerly on
the Western Gulf light fresh sOutherly
upper lakes brisk high southwest, becoming
Tn Irsday night and Friday and lower
lakes brisk TO southwest.
departing Thursday for European ports Will
brisk high northeast winds with rain
the Grand BanSs,
storm warnings displayed the Atlantic Coast
from Savannah PASSPORT. Escanaba section and
Lake Superior except Sault Ste Marie section.
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ENLARGE THE TREASON" STATUTE.

To the Editor OF The Tribune;
Sir. IS 3" in his letter 10 The Tribune The
Panama Procedure to-day should have recon-
mended the extension Of the provision IN the
United States Statutes and Constitution against
treason SO as TO embrace the following: Treason
against the United States shan consist only IN
---t-s- yva~ against them or IN adhering their
euffuies giving them aid and comfort or IN al
trr1nfing to defeat or in defeating a treaty or
tresties already ratified by the PrciiGent and Con-
gress and submitted 10 tho foreign goVernm@nt Tor
I PiattsbGrg, n. T. November 90 1905
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AMATEURS TO PRODUCE OPERA.

"a next Tuesday evening at the Waldorf-As-
- wa De performed a new and original comedy
- " one act entitled The King Of SIAM" by
hi tb.s isf' II viii be played for the first time
,eeGs ~ ~ -AeitfsiVely by amateurs. The pro-
Chart ia bsItorr nance 70 be devoted 70 the
Sirterbood p - poses OF the AhaWath Chesed S II.
street Terr-is solal Service Of the Fifty
heaT 49, lss programme OF speciaIties has
sanger W. uhoer the management OF Eugene
ducfion IN - -L--erLaken the coaching and pro-
l9I,Tr - ,, - opera, assisted BY Charles Clark
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ORDERS ISSUED.

Washington. Dec 2--The following army and
navy orders have been issued:
ARMY.
Major JEROME a. WATROUS. paymaster. 70 Kansas
City.
Second Lieutenant WILLIAM ME. WALTON. 3Oth In
fantry, 10 examining board, Fort Boss, for exanina
ton.
Captain DEANE C HOWARD. assistant detailed
70 represent medical department third annual
ing American Rontgeu Ray Society Philadelphia
Captain WALTER l. CLARKE, signal corps. to Manila
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THE MAINE TO Be REPAIRED HERE.

Washington. Dec. I'm consequence Of certain
defects in the machinery OF the battleship Maine
Secretary Moody has decided to withdraw that
vessel from blockade duty on the Caribbean coast
OF the Istnus of Panama. in order that the neces-
sary repairs may be made at the New-York Navy
YARD This action. however, will reduce the
NUMBER or warshIps on duty that station as the
Maine Will not leave Colon until after the arrival
Of the supply ship CuIgoa-