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New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

r,,. understand II was too often improperly
handled which caused it to pe gentiIi Rnard Of
Fire Insurance Underwriters having inst'ie an an a.
hand and 1nhesitatingly permit its use under cei-
tain we'll defined CONDITIONS. -. sr. ,,rdarv-rters
rcbijjt not only the storage or use or such liles
a. are da ngerous in themselves bur also OF n tII7 @
yyFich might become dangerous when asSauItea ~ oS
Sa @Lai'' Az example is here given OF generator
which not only meets the strictest reg t{i1.
re 1as is attested by the fact that after exam exam
nng twenty-five of them lfsIae1 i ~ ~. rar'ai1 in
Penn. the Board permitted @ mem o1,arnIad ~ and
doors) but which III It's passast uiri, ti & Az iti
unhar1nins- hercest lFes nas Ient of sh-
demonstrated its possession Oh tiS ~ It,
oi,lta safety: In serious FIRE in New aItz - l.
gasladen generatqF ra g" te survived little the
worse except the loss OF us paint al du ft ta
1aisWare House at Port Jervls. y y, ar oIu
wooden structure. was burheu 10 9 ,ile $500,
~ SILVA ee was one OF this company generator
II 6eing found In as good condition as the one "e
fore m Satisfied is the company itself Of the
s.feneee Of these generators that MI ". r. SO
field inventor. and en- iiIi IN to Charge
tbis machine it there In the yard pI,e u,
goods boxes all over ana aFPnnI t he tbe IRE had
t,stad itself the machine would go on general
;1r cas" This confidence may he accounted @ TOT o
tbe Construction OF his machine the clement l 81
safety from fire Built Of No - gaiva.lzea @
sqaei doubie-scamed. soidered and IiVeted. INC es
cane Of gas from this machine weula seem d3is
.;t,Ia and that only the melting OF me ~ mia StI
&C. ft-aud this could not happen. because ,h bo,h
generator and holder are thed WIN ed IN reet
ing ! leak IN the supply pipe or ~ .i III isne5 80
een,tldi etd ignite This burning from the Leak would
-, time exhaust TIE store of gas g r. -, ~ laS
pIst this statement The Sectiop on the iefl i s lh
generator that on the rlsei ne ne, p 5re you'd
NltLi-iti' gafrr into steam Well II II did tnst
steam added to the volume - 80. - ~ 10Th
80 veil suficicnfv allow Of ihe cap ~ - -
,tro,srh fbe hlow-o1 ppe which IS 20 ~, -
outside of the building tihis GO" -'h '
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

title of the machine nation and these only nov
occupy the acetylene field Among these SurVlFaiS
of the ittest" is the subject of the article Wfhch
follows generator which would seem 10 unite CiiT
the elements of safety from explosion and hre IN
deed the rigid examination or IT'S coistI ~ "
ton and operation would seem TO disclose no nledIlS
by which il could prove menace TO property ol-
important-life-
THE SUNLIGHT GAS MACHINE
The discovery of this the most brilliant of IL
Illuminating gases''-so described by the Standard
Dictionary-was made less than score of years
of ill-cor1sdered legislation the severe restrc-
tons at first imposed by fire insurance underwrit-
ers and the crude, unsafe generators made by TN
smiths (acetylene being the product Of the simple
action of water upon calcium carbide. its genera
ton was the subject of almost endless experiment
by ''tinshop' workers. most Of them ignorant OF
mechanics and wholly destitute of any knowledge
Of scientific laws very simplicity thus procuring
for it an additional retardant to its growth in
public confidence, which unduly hindered its com
nercial development ii is now in general use
throughout the civilized globe.
As late as four years ago there were as many
bv the National Board of Fire Insurance Under
are being constantly reduced in number by said
hoard As matter of fact. there are only ten
cOrnpanieS in this country engaged In Tnanufactur
ing generators 2 present. and of these nYe may
fairly said do the bulk of the work W hiie the
accidents from acetylene have been small in num-
her as compared with those resulting from coal
and oil gas and from electricity, used in lighting
il has shared the fate OF all lnnoVatlohS-loI oeius
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
FIRE IN THE PLAZA HOTEL.
Employees Calamity Fight Flames-About
s5 900 Damage.

fire which did about $500 damage occurred IN
the Plaza Hotel. FTfty-eighth-st and Ftfth-ave-'
yesterday.
In the rear Of the hotel proper is two story
extension running the whole length Of the build
ing In the basement of this extension Is n boiler
room. The first floor is occupied by the ioung1ns
room furnished in valuable draperies and fresco
work and the second floor is used as the American
plan dining room which is also handsomely deco
rated.
ror the last few days workmen have been MAX
ing reDairs in the boiler room, and some planking
MS left near one of the boilers. At 9:35 m MI
F2rnn the engineer discovered that this planklns
was on fire He tried extinGuish he blaze, out
as If was near the wire conduit running TO the
1,pper floors he flames quickly communicated 10
the o,1nginc and dining rooms. simultaneously
with tbe discovery of the fire by Bum, some of
the hotel employees saw the blaze and informed
! 2 Quinn the manager Mr- Quinn sent an en-
Move 10 turn in q fire alarm from nearby poN'
ordered rorters &C through the hotel 10 qulet
-be guests and then marshalled his fire force
consisting of twenty-five men. This was done 50
o,,tckfy that when the iremen arrived. TWO or
-t,-ea after the alarm had been tuThtd H.
NJ Quinn and force mad Two l1cS OF IN t
carried into the loungng room and the otnti ny!
+i1e dining room. both Of which were nled VIII
smoke SIX fire ext;nguishers were aiso oeIAS
ned and the FIRE department turned on no "dleI-
There were several men eating IN the dillihs IN,
90. ~ tirne and they driven out fy the
e,,oLe -rhe three hundred guests in the hotel .il
of whom are women. were Guefed DE the CHI
riovee sent through the halls by Mr. Quinn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
AMERICAN SEA CAPTAINS TRAINED.

Tn scboolship conducted by the Ne" ioi
pos-d of Education Is said TO nave certain az
,-s-,szes <or The training Of boys for the nioi
cs---fa marine service which make II tiie
training ship of this sort in the Worlo nol IT,,
s-- .t. rze known Scholarships Of LAVerpooi. iiie
rs5e-s of the g Mary's have an oppor tuiii9 :
lea--, nc management Of 2 ship in actual seINio
O. -Fe annual voyage 70 Europe one OF the ~"
60 o. ~. nigh salaries paid TO American cap
-ssrs ie that THAR number Is hmiteo. ~
vessel nvins the United States nag nluS
command Of n citizen Of the United Soa'eS' -"
ser,and for trained cadets FOR American Nes7eiS =
eoo6 , .,,e- two
- curse At the St. Mary's extends over '"o
- - ,,clrdes every branch OF ~hlch
tueogs is essential practical i ,,ty
30 F,1T1=een the ages or sixteen ~ ,s,,,ton
49, ~ the average size of solho roaI,Ce
- 80 <-orn rhveicaf oefects. VINO cai, .seu
.s.ertsis a good character and are aoie 1o 4i1u
.--sessrforx examina don IN speiilIas, ge
.s,eg- suS arithmetic to and ifciooiIls III I'D
49, ste- The school provided they or 'neaI , ie sa5
ihae - -ass5s-fc ~ this city. ne cost - -
- - for uniform and beddine ~ e. znsnding
- - gitfle rnorey II needed To- loI "a .iotb-
s -, the annual cruises. and an olti. .,ra - sY-
1liies 20 500 i required. This Is the emu h,1ie
@ .Is = -Se .-otsrse The city pays tne "ei'ei D
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
TIE pPtNT CLOTH MARHE 7.

FAN River Mass. April II (SpeclaD-LocaI u
l,ers report that trading in the print cioth rharA'
This week has been light. the total safes oele e''
~ - :. ooo riaces The demand has been quiet
- to.b repu1ars and odd goods Judging from the
o,,iet spell which hung over the market 1or the
Iast two OF three weeks, it is sufficient PROOF th'
huvers have been ordering ahead Tor the ias' ho'i
or two. Brokers do not give any speoai 60 -
- " .+ior in the cloth market other than that
t.rir,ass at this season of the year IS as d rule
c,ie+ The fact that mills are we'll engaged ahed'
c. como four or six weeks is also proof that ousl
ness will be nothing out CT the oruin@iS u1
Ne7' r+b or at least this is the general opin-
- af +bose in close touch with the situation IL i
orted ro that outsiders have been Shading the paC
,yerters for the present show no clils 'lon 30 40
trade. The STEADY aaqyslS isSi in the street The
einn seems be the raw article VIII Gol'lq I,
MS 1 aeded immediate requirements: me toHt -
n9iet and firm at the foeW1g prices; 5ib e bV 5S
~ 9ancf Is by II. 4l4c: 3S1z-nch oi oy o. 0-loc
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

vertical pipe-shown in the pcturs.n tns a.
ii fits telescope nder sxsd sSsisnv wishi1 the fe
bring the little holes at each side tad near the
bottom, bot O. the l G ss escapes through
the air leaving nothing a;1e pel,.,a - and
non-exposve Practicaf witnesses to the safety.
well to the effirency OF the ot psn found
necessarv to alter in ans essential their form o.
oT N 1ne sS being in attach
ments-and that during all th ufile rhe o romnanv
has now some FIVE hundred SIX hundred d 81 ,h 1,s
two machines 4he Submarine Il s tor ard the growth
of its product in the favor and cont7ssce o s .1
classes is evidenced by the fact that tie pusinss-
was three times greater last I yeTr 10 hihn,te3. Mr.
Scofied's answer TO the question as TO nov ny
css sna1ef be9 9' aTe % no3 ony safe but efficient ha
each positive feed" and posltlve i its
operation and that the cleansing and 1 gnarsins eng
be done without interfering WIN nsn'Sc NJ one
thing that could cause an explosion. - .rs
machines OF the superiority of acetyIene as an
illuninant as the paramount consideration - ~
!. IheIr - n these NAV interest The Tribunes
readers perfect artificial light shouid ma nave r w
a nossbe resmbie snligt-as to its color rays
its effect on colors eyesight ano ne simple easily
understood handled and cleaned ano snot1d t1qne e
~ so closely resembles sunlight dt is the only IL
Iurnirant that does> experiment IN 9 ,1r,ske
any other artificial light colors appear uIls ateT
same as during the day: perfectiy t .he eve:
though all Illuminating gases are toxic .nS beins 50
60 tEsn others and besides. the burners pins -
small not enough could escape IN t"ehts lie LIE
hours 70 jeonardize life AS II neitheI esnnot
en,okes nor makes dirt of any kind It's use cal.i
in any y.av prejudice health: and regardng eo@ 10
orny actual tests have shown that furnlsIil
osrna light electricity cost 81 So city gas q cents
city gas wes6ach mantIe % celS enr scetv
Kerosene oil 81 cents. against 81 cents 1oi 'N@
lone for the same length of service-one odH ~,
II should be added that. where ouiiolnss ar ~ ba
+7sTa pas nine installed these macn1neS cal 49,.
readv connected the only changes necessary iIs :
tba substitution of smaller burners II pips naI
80 - s1staiind the cost is much less than TOT cX. ~
goe rine the task lighter and the piping reaoI,s
SoncfaIed as il is only 1-15th the size OF tne
All Of which should especially comn1eilu
as an ilIuninant and these machlnes iDt ~, Ia .
ro+;o, 70 tribune readers many OF Wloth ia
more or less isolated country sedtS.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
TWO APPLICATIONS IN NASSAU CASE.
They Come Up Before Justice Maddox in
Special Term of Supreme Court.

Tso mutually aHtasonisuc applications. bearing
on the biennial election in Nassau County. came
up before Justice Maddox In the Special Term OF
the Supreme yesterday. The first application
was for an order directed against Town Clerk h
Luther Weeks show cause why he should not
BE- punished for contempt Of court in failing to
obey the order Of Justice Ciayncr. made on Friday
on the decision or the Appellate Division requiring
Town Clerk Weeks ACCEPT tire certificate OF
Janaes ii. F. Nanderwater. of Cedarhurst. Nassau
County. a candidate ths citizens ticket for the
Office of Commissioner Of Highways in the town
of Hampstead a filed March %; to print and
dis riilute the ballots and to do all other things
necessary have the niennial election on Tuesday
next
James NJ SEAMAN and William NJ Patterson
were named as a committee represent the
signers of the certificate. and IN his affidavit Mr.
Tanderwater stated that Mr. Seaman was told by
Town Clerk Weeks that he would decline 10 recos-
nize valid the certificate which Nanderwater de-
clares was filed according 10 law before
March ..
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
FOURTEENTH DIsPLEAsEs MLEEK.
Regiment Orders Election Against Wishes
of Brieadier General.

Ar election for = lieutenant colonel Of the 1ith
Regiment ordered. II i known against tne eN-
--aes wishes Of Brigadie- General James McLeer
ror1rnandnE the Second Brigade. for tomorrow
night viii have 70 be postponed il is said
an election vas ordered for March 30 when
C-sr7.ln Silloa now Of the sd Regiment ana for
rne-Iy q M ier IN the 18th was named as a can
676ate- There strong faction in the resi-
rleur vhicn it known would oppose the eieo-
ZION Of C-iIlon General McLeer requested t"lonei
Kline 10 postpone tre election Colonel hilhe
complied with his request
There was great surprise in of1cIal circles yes
trrg.sy when it became known that in dehance
- tfe wishes Of General McI-eer another cleo
rfon fo~ q lieutenant colonel had been again or
6ered for 1o-morroN night Colonel kline II Is
relievcI. will hardly DEFY the wishes OF the
brigade commander. and il i expected tha1 ne
NAV Tomorrow night announce that the elec'lon
viii be held ,,a
Nbar viii ree-1lt i the colonel persists N hoid-
.7r H. election DEFINITELY known II !" q
rf94eS however. that there may be claIil6e ~
80 commanding officer u the regiment II WIS
es-red from an officer ia the confidence OF zen
ersI 4cI ear that he felt indignant over lne sIo
iecr and thst II the election Is heio ne VIII 'dhe
I'll
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
MORE EXCITEMENT IN COTTON.
The Closing Strong and Heavy-No Trouble
Feared

There was another rise in May cotton on tne
Cotton Exchange yesterday. which, re" hiih
utes after the opening sent the price OF TINS oP
ton up to 1920 cents three points higher thaii "
the height of the previous bull movement Dui
ing the -irst half hour of the market there was
,,,cb evcita,neut on the floor. Heavy buying
started a rush to cover of those VINO were
short and for a time ii looked If there ir'sHI
he a bear panic. The news from the 'ou'"'
with the light receipts of cotton mere was u"-
favorable to those short on cotton Ihe mdrNe'
eased later 1t was said that there was no u"ii-
ger that any houses would be involved
D. J. Sully. whose operations III 'il7 i''''l-
..moo.ol o++ortion - few weeks ago. represents
the Ioag interest in May cotton held Dy Nv Nv
E,o.ion6 cninners Mr. Sully would not COM
rnsnt on the situation -. ,rioes
nrettv near the top. and the closing was stTo,s i
and steady. May closed at ~ ttu Io 1sy Ta
q GaGe 10: September. SI3@S-I4, and NoVeill"ei'
36mS3I
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
YERKEs OBJECTS TO VALUATION.
Saws Rise from s4oo. 900 to s1,1o0,ooo Is
Arbitrary.

Among the petitions filed with the Commissioners
Of Taxes prior 10 March 81 asking Tor q reuuctiuH
.. ,-s1ue was ore fled and signed by Franklin
=, : oo,,,eel for Charles T. Yerkes, VINO IS
nov, ir, Europe in which objection is made 10 the
alns-ion Of his house. at SiXty-eighth-st- ana
rg,,b-ave The value put on the house IN lS'- wa
.4nnoe1 and for this year Sl'l"VVJ- me pe,'ti :.
S1' -. -, e M, the market value. that il
- = .-ts4rsrv figure was fixed by persons VINO
80 not real estate experts and it is not une
a-Let value as compared with properly IN IN 't- -
mar 90 -rs uetftoner asks that the value ioI
Tar2 he fixed ss0o0oo- - Central Ma
Nr Bien is also the attorney Tor the 1eI,lIa ad a.
vi, EanL whose property was asS.sstd 90
y 1a6 5o Ne SKIS that the value be hXed al
20 conform 20 what he says is the maIhe' ~
y,-onerfv
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
cgNOR R4PS C4PTUN-
.soas He's Sorry Summers Set Pace
for Falseh0od.

II holding Police Captain Patrick Summers sho
Patronen Green. Isy-nch and Giten TOT iii" 4.
the Court q Special Sessions. 81 cnarec eb
o,7-essior In invading and occupying inc prem
- 81 Michael McFadden. Of No IL Hamilton
eve from Marci Il es. against his Will Justice
,-exno- sitting as committing magistrate in Fart
of the Supreme Court. Brooklyn yesterday SAID
>. vas sorry the police captain could not ten
- --,,th v~her h caale into court, M; had -,
- nsce for fatsehocd for the other members
r he force on trieL He said the case was
r~eat deal worse than re GrigiualT thought ne
fo;l- accused members against whom NsFrshs
+,~ arrest have been signed on parole in the
crsrodv Of Assistant Corporation Counsel tataPe"'
Following his decision cf THU rsday denying the
sppication for dismissal % the charges u
o7presslon. Justice Cayror st yesterday To ae-
"a. whether there Was sufficient evidence TO pe
r-o,,shr out 10 hold the accused men JuSuce
-.,,,- hel5 tg,at The defendants were not aus
.h7-ize6 b iaU in occupying the premises "'
ycFad6en whose cigar store is IN hamitol-"'e''
lust because they thought gambling was gong Oh
overhead nor they authorized to s'shu
q front Of his place ia eEident espionage OF "idt
vas going on within Eugene Conran appeare"
yesterday for MoFadden. who was the only Wit
-.ss against the accused policemen Nj Catiahsh
-.--eserrcd tae interests Of the accused men
Il his evidence NcFad6en told Of the appearance
n. The rolic4rnen IN his place Of business on March
>. nov Captain Summers asked 10 80 upstairs
into the club-ocEa OF the Water Front SOCIAL Nian
and OF his refusal to give up the key OF how ths
80 z-o5lld not leave l. saving tnat they were
chez-rg Captain summers orders witness Les1 y.
80 -ha- this espionage continued until MaTch "A
r5s receipts falling greatly because OF II Jus
- f.evror declared emphaticslly that a poncs-
nan because he happened 70 have a unifcrIn on.
rsd no more right 70 enjer without Narraht i
-1+-esss n7e1ises ;hsn h would have 70 enter the
Eo--sflk The Brooklyn. the Hamilton or any ether
wealthy BROOKLYN club .s
fan-ss-1 Summers. taking The witness stand;
-,iS - h:z -sit the suspected place He denied
fhst NcFsddep had ever asked him to cave me
premises - - o,-t..- ., ,o,,--
- ro-7pai-inz-' asked the court -
u vpsr-t there in the way he complained Of
said Cartais summers = ul1r zen the men u
stay there. - -, o
-Ls-r 5ud - held rat the captain was QUibnline-
= an asto8ished.' he SaiG- that the captain
x-o,16 SCI The pace for faisehood. -. After listen
- - ne festir-onv # another policeman vho tol-
i0zled Car-sin Summers th- Justice continued; II
+ho-a vas az legal evidence against this COM
-Isinant there IL not magistrate who ~ouid rot
e.rrress gambling hut = cannot be StITT-essed ny
: 1-5-7r that = worse than gambling itself
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05

Mr Vanderwater also alleged that the IoWn
Clerk did carry out Justice Gayrors order aS
to doing all things necessary 10 have the biennial
election Tuesday but. in contempt OF IT, serNeu
2 notice on the deponent and the other candidates
TO appear before him yesterday at O'Clock. This
motion was set down for argument before Justice
Marean Tomorrow at 10 a m - ,,-,-
Of Hampstead directed against the same parry 70
show cause why the ticket of the citizens shouid
not be thrown for the reason that II con.
fans names for the office OF assessor tHdh
there are assessors to be elected .
This motion after being listened to by Jusuce I,s
Maddox for ten minutes. deferred on 10 Jus
tice Ciaynor. who. Justice Maddox learned. was III
the rthouse the time trying another case
Justice Ga ynor handed down decision sustaining
validity of the citizens ticket
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES

,o,r = FIomer grocer. of No 81 Trinity ave
has assigned the benefit OF creditors 70 il''t
Keller. - H. = p
,rt s.,adlIes in the assignment OF the T. <
r,auows Agricultural Company of No ~ 'oF'ia.-,
:, SHOW liabilities. sl45S5 nominal assets S-'''
actual assets. $,Os6 ,,,..-. has
Justice Gildersleeve OF the 9upIsi'e 9pees- - ,ta
...a peter Gran receiver for the assets Oh '''7
g. - Obnen & Gran dealers in electrical sup
- - Nos II and f2% West one-hundreu-s -
,;-t-second-st pending suit brought Dy iese
can against Ernest Ohnell. bis partner ~
the partnership The receiver lS
,,fS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
ooxs LIKE CLOSE SEASON AT coNEY.

conference between Deputy Police ComInis-
,ia7er Enstein and Inspector Thomas DrGhail yes
go, morning IN regard TO the opening OF the
,- .- r,,,a1- Island seems TO indicate that a
~os observance Of the law Viii be enforced at the
haecb this s,1rnr1e-. and that the owners Of con-
cer- nails and tae other resorts where the PUBIC
spends its holidays viii have TO toe the line- ile
-e- administration viii not tolerate the SUNDAY
- ~ ri-.or ~ the concert halls and moreover,
~ .~s-rd concert must ike ~ "a its best char
sCcer
7 f= ,-6ersrood that al lhe height Of the season
T-sr-o- rr,,4ru ,,if he a1 the beach nearly every
- z-es4-s,T ~ TR0t:udsTnen Edward g mason
80 Eior.-d z, Vuffy ana Fatrolmen James DuHy
M Frrd4rick Baker. who have been Sl'ecAaiia He
lecred h- Inspector Druhan-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
PRINTERS. MEMORIAL FOR CUMMINGS.

---pozraphicaI Union No is TO depart from
g. r-,etor, or holding its annual reception ana
- g. "a. 4.naa+ ~ its hospital fund. and will
ssr--e the r-oceeds Of its yearly entertainments
= The erection Of a memorial for the iats Alio'
= ,r1lnairss for many years menDeI o. M lH
looal fypogra phicsi union The lhterHa' a' nc
-T--sg-srFi,sl Union has appointed IuInInLA e
retiorlsl memorial committee. ano iIiHte. IT,
ere-v CITY in the country viii assist ia a5 Lan,.5
:. --~o--e-,ert : success Big Six has engaged
f--z-S renrral Palace for "Wednesday eN NeLliiie'
sr.-5l ana the necessary arrangements d ."
readx well under way
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
pec,MrNT VETERANS TO DINE

.o,arsrs Of the 7th Regimen "a
Inc ~a - .nnomattox day April 2 VIII holu no,
annual dinner. at the Arena. lhe
i's ase changed recently TO admit any
7.b Regiment man who served IN ~ any nfndred
the linton, and it If expeci =, - n. late
men "no . All M the places left by ne
war WI $500 veterans of 1ssl-iss5 who are desa
oT enr SIX fio sht ars TsTsnn n the cy
ned themselves Snn, are still in the regular arm
War some of VH.ii ..ten TO collect Information 81
STEPS are being tsh ta ,tH 7fh Civil War veterans,
the records ns are being sought TO eompse let men, t
ANDERSON group picture = dad
of Ehom
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS

No. & "a Boston: J. L. Morse. savoy
Wolff & Marx san Antonio Tex u p -
goods: Navarro .. r,.Y,f-E
:, Levine. Shenandoah. Penn ciotninE' nav -,
q " smith Boston wOmen's furnishing s'oD9' nan
haitian &, r,-r- ...-
nets Morton House 4-. -,
Grand st 4 N1,--,,-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
40 mENpoRF TO REPEAT LECTURE

dwight F. Elmendorf, on TUESDAY al o'0o p ~,
In ,eneat by request his lecture on the supJec|
..Io,,rnev Through the Holy Land. 81 al u. 50,
rJ,1 Tbis will be the only time TINS iectuIe VI"
fh1i a, rte ,ttr Mr. Elmendorf VIII sho" n
'tsy of new pictures. and will give speela -
-. - the Easter exercises Of the Greek 'hu,oH
- Jerusalem lie will also show hS" ,,p lzl9 E,9
" :. , cara,ap crossing the desert NJ NJ I'll e.
picture 90 oct,,res have been wen at,slluee ~
Inesfnl and this request for pr taken in
- -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-05
pEgsw TO REVIEW 7TH ON APRIL Is.

The white trousers review Of the 9TH Regiment
III take mace on the evening Of April 10 instead
~ aD-il Is s first arranged. and viii be ADDITION
alz Interesting this season because the reviewing
ceso=- viii be Senator Depew- After the reVle"
and parade decorations for long aFlo Ial1hIul So
,-ir= viii fe presented through Mr. Depew 70 nIty-
o-e members OF the regiment OF these Seppn Sepla.n
F---~ss {. Iandorl. Sergeant Robert M hallocil
rs~.-i~ lanes Wothe-spoon and Captain Robert
49, MI receive the gold bar 70 the cross OF
- e. rnenfx Nesrs' serNlce.