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New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
HIGHER EDUCATION FOR THE BLIND.
Mr.. BouteTie Unable 10 Secure Consideration
of His Bill.
rvv-rrgeRArH TO -zE TRIBUNE J

----4;-.-or Ian ls-An unobjecuonaole measure
which has been OF the House caieIloAT s-liOe =
Aa-il with strongly favorable report 1rolH 0e
z-s.s-to- Committee proposes 70 provide system
~ higher education fer the bL1o uloer na-t-
zusrices somewhat after The system aii e0-'
s5on-ed for me deaf and dumb. Inc WofA i H0'
5.sfg,es n he altogether OF q chaTItaole nature
elfo-,xh i is recognized that nothing couIo De ac
ro-nDished except through the central government
Al excellent start has already been maze N PIo-
,1diug ordinary education fer blind persons aahS
States maintain vel equipped lnsI-lUt1O-is
sre accommodating great work but IL Is IsLlleHI
h1z xac- KAT higher education ordinary unlVer-
si-y lines is practically denied 70 the DINO Oeoe
mere is uot sufficient demand for such eoucalloh
70 justify the manufacture OF the necessary SfN-0
books and instruments. -
F2enreseurz1i-e BouteI who introduced the bill
and mas Izbored indetatigaby TO pass it. says:
have found il utterly impossible 70 get coHslqer Ter
for the bill by the House, a4t3qlgn a = & "a
Is striking example Of The aosurolIy O. the prssea
v1icb renders il impossible for member 10 secure
consideration far bill absolutely on Us merits:
irg machinery for expediting public business. but
6C nor a. al that Il IS necessary or even wise
"a beTe system OF rules which requires that each
b-l shan not only be passed upon by the proper
lei Cf the Speaker and the Committee on Rules
-1eE ce-llol poss-9s L.s.r ~ - co-,i5
digsst such naass Of Information there would be
rliisnt bind people in The United States, 50 far
: Individual capacity is concerned and yet they
r.-osessions is barred 70 them. I know q splendid
bind lawyer IN Chicago, and one OF the greatest
s-e-slists OF the throat achieved his success be
case biz sense OF hearing had been developed 10
a extraordinary degree when ne lost his sight so
IEat be could discover things with his stethoscope
watch were unknown tc tie rest of the profession
re House q REPRESENTATIVE feel sure, would
provde the simple suggested for securing q
r-ofessioHal education for blind people but Under
ne p-eserr system here il is impossible 70
secure consideration for Few minutes for such a
--eeE--s / hope 10 see q reform IL this direction
uytl~E -rfr not in any way interfere with the dis
rstcE % business bur which, al the time,
vi make re E5o1se OF Representatives more Of a
debe-a-ive body and increase the responsibility Of
Individual members
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington. Jan 1s.-The weather conditions have
been remarkably constant for several days Fair
veatber has been general almost all parts Of the
country and the temperature steadily risen since the
cold wave Of Sunday until above the sea
sonaI average in almost all districts
The rainfall the last twenty-four hours has been
light and ccaned 10 Southwest Fair weather with
moderate cratures prevailed in all other districts
Cloudy weather with occasional rain Is indi-
Gated for the Valley, the lower Mississippi Valley
Tennessee and South Atlantic States Sat
urday and in Atlantic Coast districts Sunday Snow
~ rain is indicated for lake region NewYork
and New-EngIand Saturday and probably Sunday
II will be colder Saturday IN the Missouri Valley and
plateau and it colder sunday in the middle and
lower Mississippi and Ohio valleys also in the lake
northeast shifting northwest and Lake Michigan
Steamers departing Saturday for European will
have fresh southwest winds and fair weather
Grand Banks
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND SUNDAY.
For New-Eugland rain south, north portion
today Sunday clearing and slightly colder; fresh south
west 70 west winds.
For Eastern Ner,-York Eastern Pennsylvania. New
Jersey and Delaware cloudy. with occasional rain
ssv and sunday fresh southwest winds
For rhe District Columbia and Maryland. rain to-
Pennsylvania. rain to-day: sunday clear
irg and colder: fresh &c northwest winds
For Western NeW-York rain or snow to-day ana sun
day: colder Sunday; fresh west 10 northwest winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
ARBUcKLE TO BUILD sANAToRIUM
An Institution for Women Employed in His
Firms Industries.
[Rr TELEGRAPH TO TIE rR1RuSE. ]

Kingston, y. Y, Jan. 16.-John Arbuckle. Of
Arbuckle Brothers New-York, has purchased
2S2 acres Of land at New-Paltz, bordering on the
Waikiki River. for S12.1S5. Upon this tract he
is TO build sapatorium for the use of the
women and girls employed in the various in
dustries in which the firm is interested He
obtained options this property last summer.
and it was then said that he proposed to erect
beet sugar factory it. The land is near
the State Normal School at New-Paltz, and on
the road from the Waikiki Valley Railway
station 70 lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska. The
site is peculiarly well adapted for sana-
rOriuu.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
MEXICAN MINISTERS SWORN IN.
Governor Corral, the Only New Member Of
the Cabinet.

Mexico City Jan 16.-General Francisco Mena
took the oath OF Office as Minister Of War al
noon to-day. and Governor Ramon Corral, who
has been at the head OF the federal district gov
ernment. was sworn in Minister Of the In
terror. General Manuel Gonzales Corio took the
cath as Minister of the Department Of Encour
agement and Leandro Fernandez Minister Of
Communications and Public Works Governor
Corral the only new member Of the Cabinet, was
formerly Governor Of the State Of Sonora. where.
he made brilliant record and won high de-
gree of pubic favor.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

mentions three policies OF date of 1s43 Mr. James
A Homan. Of Augusta. Me-. has policy dated
January g. 1913; Mr.. Alanson H. Scudder. Of New
York City September 1s Is4s; Mr. David Stirton. of
Guelph, Ont. October 4. 1913: Mr.. William C.
Phelps of wnsted. Conn. March 90. 1s4s; Mr..
Thomas Cooper of Philadelphia. April 8. 1ssss Mr.
William R. Storrs of Scranton. Penn November
.. ls.9; Mr.. Isaac s Hobhe. of Buffalo. January
IS. 1850
-Four of these In the New-York Mutual
in the Connecticut Mutual. in the Pennsylvania
Mutual, in the Canada Life. in the Maine
Mutual; the companies of the other three are rot
specified.
DANIEL H. CARPENTER.
MaplewooG. \. j. January Il. 1909
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
REPUBLICANS TO DISTRIBUTE COAL.

While regular meeting of the Madison Square
Republican Club being held last night IN It's
club rooms No I14s Broadway, it was suggested
that the club buy coal and distribute it among the
poor Of the district. The suggestion was adopted
Five hundred dollars raised. Herbert Parsons
gave slO0. as did Thomas J. Quinn. Senator How
ard Conklin and Bronson Winthrop. Frank D
Sturgis William H CoyIe and number Of others
gave SIS each, and a number Of other sums from
s. to S25 were contributed. Tonight another meet
ing will be held and 1t is expected that $500 addl-
tionaI will be subscribed In addition 70 thlS,
fund to buy coal for those who afford TO buY
it but cannot get it Will be started tonight
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
TO GIVE FIREMEN MORE TIME OFF

Fire Commissioner Sturgts yesterday issued to
members Of the department general order, which
in part is as follows:
The Commissioner has in mind a number Of prof.
ects for the benefit Of the force Prominent
among these are a possible increase in the time
off duty by important addition TO the number
of men in a company and the strengthening OF the
pension fund To accomplish these and other
helpful works the outlook must be forward. not
backward. To accomplish them he needs the har-
rronious help Of the entire force and he believes
that he will receive it
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS

Saturday. Il Tor Ireland. per 5 Ivernis. VIA
Queenstown Cmau FOR ether parts OF Europe nus os
direcfed na'). at $50 a Tor Europe
per s 3 Finland via Southampton at $50 N tor
Scotland direct per FJrnessla C12il n1usI oS e.
recrsd per s s FurnessIa'
ETC--Ths srear1er taxes Frflred
Marte- Commercial Papers and Samples for Germany
o1Iy TIE same class of mall matter for other parts OF
FI-ops VII not be By tis ship unless specially
directed by her
Mails named above additional Supplementary Aas ars
onsned on the piers q American Erglise FreIcl
as German steamers and remain until within Ten
Sliautss OF the hour Of sailing of steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
NOTES OF THE STAGE.
Miss Shaw VIII Play at the Manhattan
Augustus Thomas in New Part.

Miss Mary Shaw viii not appear in Ghosts" at
the Princess Theatre as originally announced. but
a. The Manhattan. The date set for the first per-
fornance. Monday afternoon, January 26. remains
UNCHANGED AS the Shuberts to put Heidelberg
trto the Herald Square Theatre for five matinee
performances week, It is possible that they con-
sidered daily raatinees at the Princess little too
much Of good d thing hin Psen s Fte iy hss
gwen his lJoIs House there several times
The Foard o. Education of New-Rocheue has
found a new use for the services of Augustus
Thomas According TO resolution adopted by the
board, OF which the playwright is member Mr.
Thomas is appointed special committee to sell
all Of the discarded school books and material! At
first ne thought that he might sell the books TO
some Of the school boards in the small towns in
the Western States where he formerlS resided, but
on ON disose Of them to Junk dealers They were
rot acceptable either in Colorado or Arizona
Yesterday afternoon at the Empire Theatre stu
dents Of the American Academy Of Dramatic Arts
produced Max Nordau's problem play, The Hishf
70 Love" Everything seems 10 De gTist WHICH
cones TO their mill for next Friday they Will pro-
5uce three pieces the Norwegian drama "A Gaunt-
let" By Bjornstjerne Bjornson; 'Bewart Of Smooth
Water" from the Spanish of caIderon, and Tine
Mother" a short psychological study IN blank
verse cast In dramatic form which appeared IN
the December ''Harpers Monthly" from the pen
OF William Dean Howes Al ieest f Iais 3 P1I nos
last so long as the act OF Beyond human F0"ef'
which also features the bed
George Fawcett. of Baltimore. is planning for
spring outdoor productions OF "A Miosuharner
Nights Dream and 'As You Like II MISS Percy
HasweIl viii play Rosalind-
Miss Grace Freeman. Of the country IIl
company will IL is said, be featured as hghl
opera star next season "A Country Girl, by the
way seems 10 have pleased Boston with It's tune
fuIness and dainty harm for at the OLD Museum
II is beating the san Toy" records, playing 70
rsnscity nightly And down here at Days we
nave The Billionaire-
Mrs Iangtry said she much excited lasl
,tght hscause several of her race horses. which
she IS said 20 be bringing over here 10 race nexI
summer are so she declared. on the St LOUIS.
she was so excited that she could not bring herseh
either 10 deny or affirm the report that she Is 10
mske her residence in America and manage Mrs.
Osborn's playhouse next season
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
LORENZ PATIENTS EXAMINED.
Progress Of their Cases Noted at Academy
of Medicine Clinic.

"A number of the children who were operated on
by DR.. Adolph Lorenz for congenitaI disocation OF
the nip in his stay here recently, were at the clinic
room of the Academy of Medicine last night, where
a number Of physicians examined them and noted
the progress toward cure that had been made
The patients. some of whom had been operatei
on by Drs. Virgil P Gibney and Newton NJ
Shaer. had parts OF their bodies incloseo IN casts
but most of them were able to walk The niue
were accompanied by their parents. All
seemed 10 show improvement
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
PasfomeH Notice.

Should be DAILY Dy all interested. as changes
at Iinlsb ,on,
FOREIGN mails for week srdirg January IL
will close promptly the General Poseoe
follows Parcels Pest Mails close one notr carer 80
many close az D. n Friday. per 3 Maine
=ur-ter7aurarv mails close Foreign
Station half later than closing time SHOWN oelo
fexcepr that Supplementary Malls for Europe ara
America via Colon. close hour later az Eors1sn
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
PRESIDENT OF SALVADOR ILL.
Victim of the Plague Now Prevalent in
Mazatlan

Mazatlan. Mexico, Jan Height new cases
of plague and four deaths We're reported to-day
while four Of the lazaretto patients are
dying. A number of houses in different streets
were burned to-day. being infected with plague
germs.
General Fzeta. President Of the republic Of
Salvador. is very sick a the civil hospital.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

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New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Highest temperature yesterday Il degrees lowest a
degrees average Al degrees for corresponding
date last year for corresponding date
last twenty i've yesrs 80 degrees
Local forecast Cloudy with occasional rain To-day and
SUNDAY: fresh southwest 70 west winds
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
OLD LIFE INSURANCE POLICIES

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: In my communication of October So 49,
said that probably my policy Of life insurance
6.tAd October % 1850 was the Oldest IN force, but
find there are others. Of them. all anteoatlng
mine
M Charles O. RockwooG. o. Newark. N J..
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
NEw-vORK CITY.

NEW-TORK CTTT-
Mail subscribers TRI-WEEELY
viii be charged copy postage n add
tion 70 the named above
THE TRIBUNE will mailed Cuba. Porto Rico.
Hawaii and Philippines without expense for
foreign postaEe-
For points Europe al countries the Unt-
versal Postal Crton THE TRIBUNE VIII be mailed at
. tha s-n -a-as
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
WHERE DID You GET THAT HAT.

Why. Danbury. Conn, of course where
they manufacture more hats than I'm any
other city the country. The art of hat
making in Danbury, with photographs Illus
trating different operations, tn to-morrow's
Tribune
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
MArTs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC

sATURDAY-At a N. for Bermuda per 8 5 Trinidad;
az $50 for Brazil 3 = Eva VIA Ferna1nouco
Ma~fo and mail must be directed per g. 3
FVafl. 81 a n. for Porto Rico. also Curacao and
vsrzJaIa exce7t Venezuela parcels post rratis}. va
Porto Rico and Curacao. per Coano. via san Juan
I-,aV Savarille and Carrage1a must oe directed
e Csauo''1: $50 n. complementary
1890 a. NJ Fortune Island. Jamaica. Sava1ila-
Ta--age1a and Grey-ovu per Auesnazy t,naii for
C5ssa Rica directed per 3 ALeghaEy y az
IL = f9- Peruauhuco per = 8 Kafdr Prince mail
b for orrer parts cf Brazil Argentine C-ugray and
paraguay via PsrnambucO and Rio Janetro, must bs
dirar-ad i'per Kaffr Prtacs'). az II 80 > So=
5aharnas per steamer from Miami. Florida
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

II often battles wsest physician detect
cause OF falling health and strength II the
{-frv Of cases the presence OF and
where these Dr. D. Jay1s's Fsrnatugs VIII always
effect a
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
5pecIaI Notlrcs-
Tribune sub~eriptIon Rn.-,

THE TRIBUNE viii b BY mail any address
IN this country abroad address changed oste
desired Subscriptions may given Jour regular
dealer before leaving. II more couve1slt hand
in at THE TRIBUNE Ofcs.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Burnett's Cocoaine aIIays all irritation Of the Scalp
and prevents the Hair from falling OUT
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

IN this diagram continuous white line shows the
z indicated BY Ine Irloune sell
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tepera
recorded By the local Weather bureau
The following official record from the Weather Bureau
shows the changes temperature for the last TWEEN
t-four hours comparison with the corresponding date
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
RnsTnN. ENGLAND.

,h~ mother town of Boston, Mass. Photo
rsnh. of thfs quaint city fn the fens In to-
rnorrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

Mails for NewfoundIand BY rail . North sydney ard
close az this cce daily $50 p n
6-onrsctf1g close here Monday Wednesday and
Saruraav3 1Tai5 FOR N7uslor. oy rai Boston. aid
close tIs Office daily Sz30
NaIs fo- CIaa BY raj Port Tampa. Fla and thence
~ Srsae- close this Office daily. Thursday
az IS 30 ths connecting closes are made o. Mon
Saws wednesdays and Sa-TTcay5)- Malls FOR Mexico
unless specially addressed for dispatch
~ srsauser close once daily except Sunday
~, I-30 o. Sundays AT Z n ard f1.3O
y n Mails Costa Rica. Belize Puerto Cortsz and
Guatemala. By rail 70 NeUOrleans and
thence by close at Wis Office daily. except sun
DAY, at 1850 p n and fll-s0 p n Sundays az u
- and I'll 30 D Connecting closes here Mondays
a. IIf 20 D. n for Belize P1srto Cortez and letter
and Tuesdays T11-30 2. for Costa
PicaI 4Rsgis-e-ed 1ali closes az prsvOus DAY.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

POOR STUDENTS AT HARVARD.
Illustrated article on how they earn money
while pursuing their studies. in to-mOrrow's
rTIrsFe
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
DIED.

HAxIg Eednssdays January "a. AZ hs rssfcszse
No q Madson-sys. Benjamin Hsxtuu. IN the I'm
y rs age FNnerdl services VIII oe neid AZ No
Il Aa0ison-ave. Saturday morning. at 1870 o'clock
NJ wife q Samuel H Hilton. aged Sc years Relatives
and friends of the family are invited 70 attend
O'Clock. from her residence. No - Enory-st.
Jersey City Heights Intsrms1t at Cedar Lawn Gene
te-y. Paterson OF Monday
NILI-ER-on THURSDAY. her residence No 40 west
oFth-st Caroline CnuEchiil. wife of Warner Miller.
PELTZ-On Thursday. January s. ieG3 at Albany "
y, Wary Dewitt. widow % the late Rev Philip Pstz.
y De and daughter q the ate Rev. John Dewitt.
D. D. aged - Funeral services az her late resi-
dence ~ Sta,e-st AIsany - y % Ta1ua-y II
at Il O'clock
sFfUNwAY-January "A az Riazswoo1 " J. Albert
shunway. beloved husband of sarah r. Snuzwzy.
Funeral seres from late residence Saturday
sTASLEY-On thursday. January II 1903 sarah J.
wldo" of Joseph c Stanley. n the s6Jh year %
Hoopsr-st Brooklyn. sunday. 18th inst. oeisek
SIERLIsG-On Friday. January l6 az Duuozt " J.
George b Sterling. 80 years Funera. sunday at
? n a. sae residence Of y. A Fuller. Friends
invited 70 attend.
Fredriek b. EsteiIe p and me Iate Freerfct
. 1ayIor aged = years Funeral from the residence
hereafter.
wINDLE--At Stamford Conn. On Friday January g.
H. oT es<Ts a. la.ase Jans Dc Forest wife of hs late
Fensy "inels arc easner 9f 'ne late Charss HaTlsy
Montay. January 10. az 2.2O p m
The woodIavvn Cemetery
o~.. Be- serogE1 og.. ss, of Bronx Bronx Se~ York city.
undertaken. only one place of business stn-avs and
Ibln-st. lar-'sf IN tas world Tel I4-lsth-sI
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
OFFICES

Address relative 70 SUBSCRIPTIONS
advertise THE TRIBUNE NsW-York City
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draft registered letter.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

BT EARLY MAIL TRAIN
- I'll points the United States Canada and Mexico
outside OF the koroughs Of Manhattan Ths Bronx-
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17
SINGLE COPIES

SUNDAY. cents WEEKLY REVIEW. cents
DAILY 2 ce7rst T-FI-W FsF.ZI.Y csnrs
WEEKLY FARMER cents
TRIBUNE ALMANAC 25 CENTS.
New-York tribune., 1903-01-17

r-eo-pa Fawcett of Baltimore is planning for
snr1ng outdoor productions OF "a Miosunrner
Nights Dream and 'As You Like It. MISS Percy
Hasweu viii play Rosalind
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-06
Baxter S Co.'s Cotton Letter.

New York June 5.-There was no mar ket in. Liverpool today and there will be none tomorrow, so the local speculation has moderated in sympathy. The Chron- icle issued it's annual estimate of acre age today and showed an increase of 6.21 per cent, which is compared with an in- crease of only 3.7 per cent reported by the bureau yesterday. This caused a rush to sell at the opening led by the large spot houses who are supposed to be short to the mills. It was soon discovered that while It's percentage of increase was greater the Chronicles actual report In acreage merely brought the area planted up to that already reported by the gov ernment In other words the government reports the total acreage at S,90IU0 acres and the Chronicle at 2S99o,0O0 acres. ., hen this fact became generally appre- ciated the sales were rapidly absorbed and efforts at further depression ceased though the buying demand did not assume sufficient volume to cause fullsreacttons from the early declines. Taken all to- gether the Chronicles report was evi- dently intended to be bearish but 1t did rot carry much weight in view of It's wide divergence from other conservative authorities even emitting the govern ment. The Journal of Commerce in re- suit of any investigation a week ago de- clared the acreage had increased less than i per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-06
cothran 6 Co.'s Cotton Letter.

By c. w. Lee x Go.
 New York, June 5.-The feature of the week was the government report on Thursday. This was fin the nature of a surnr,se to the trade as the condition said to exist in the south on the 26th of May was the worst In the annals of the de- partment The condition in some parts of the more important cotton producing sections seemed to be nothing short or disastrous from the standpoint of the de- partment
 The acreage was estimated at but 5.o per cent increase over last year, ana while area is larger than during any pre- vious season. the increase hardly comes up to expectations Since the report weather conditions have been more favor able. the crop has made undoubted im- provement and altogether the report Tell very flat. On Friday the market was easier There Is now very decided lm- pression in the majority of the more con- servatlve cotton circles that conditions can hardly be any worse than the only possible change is for the better. We may be mistaken in our analysis or the market, but from the action of the larger traders, we think there Is a growing im- pression that the cotton market Is sale on every advance. There is all this cotton here in New York hanging over July and August and with new crop months sell ing at 91h. 9%, and 10c., the price Is high enough, until crop disaster is proved.
 Both last year and the year before spin ners of the world bought their cotton or at least the major portion of 1t below sls cents. With price 91z cents at present time, the whole question of consumption .J an open one. For this reason we are willing to advise caution on the buying side for a while and would rather walt for a good break before making cotton Investments.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-06-06

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour-Firm.
 Wheat-No. 2 spring. 7S@S0c; No. 3, TAO 79c; No. red, 75ss676a4c. Corn-No. 2, 4S1Rc; No. yellow, 49c. Oats-No. ?, 361k036Ssc No. white, 37d 371zc.
 Rye-No. g. 50A@51c.
 Barley-Good feedings, 42@45c; fair to choice malting, 50@53c.
 Flax Seed-No. 1. $1.11; No. 1 northwest ern, s1.14
 Timothy Seed-Prime, $3S0@3.S5 Mess Pork-Per barrel s17.25@17.37h. Lard-Per 100 pounds, $S75d8.S0 Short Ribs Sides-Loose. $9. .25M9.35. Dry Salted Shoulders-Boxed. SS.00dS. 1211. Short Clear Sides-Boxed, $9.621.d9.75. Whisky-Basis of high wines, $1.30. Clover-Contract grade, sl115d11.75 Butter-Firm; creamery, 15G22c; dairy, 1591S1kc.
 Eggs-Steady. 13%d14Hc Cheese-Steady. 10lk@11lEc.