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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09
Postomce Notice.

Should be read DAILY by all Interested. as ena0s's
ume-B
week ending September -, As-S
close promptly all the General FOsrocs
follows Parceis-Post Mails close ons neuE sarss
than closing shown below. Parcels-fost Walls TOT
Germany close a ) D. M. Monday and Wednesday
and Supplementary mails close al Fofesn Sts-
ton half later closing time shown below excep
supplementary Mails for Europe and Central Amer
Colon Foreign StatlorJ.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL. AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC.

wEpSEsDAY-At $50 a N. for Newfoundland. per
8 Rosalind. 1880 2. m complementary y M
FOR Turks Island and the Dominican Republic. Per
g. New York 1870 D. m. complementary lso
. M for 81 Thomas. 81. Cr0ix. LssEard and Wind
ward Islands. British Dutch and French Guiana per
8 Korona (maiI Grenada and Trinidad must b
directed per s. kcrona >
TFIURSDAY-At a. m for cuba. per 8 y Niglancia
mail for Mexico. Pr0gresO. Campeche and Vera
cruz must be directed per 3. VlganciaO5 at 1870
A m Tor Brazil per Kaf1r Prince, via Pernan--
buco. Rio Janer0 and santos mail Tor NortheIn
Brazil Argentine. UruguGy and Paraguay must Be
directed per s. 4. Kanir Prince AZ u m. for
Northern Brazil. per s. . Bernard, VITA Para ana
Nanaos: at = D. Cor Brazil. per s. Ailsnt0n. via
Pernannbuco Bahia. JanefrO and Rio Grance 90
1uaFI f7r Northern Argentine. Uruguay
Psrsguav must directed per s. Aianton) az 4
D. m FOR Newfoundland a Siberian. from Phiia-s
delphia-
Pahamas per Seneca. via Nassau mail f1r~dexicO.
via Tsupco must directed per y 3 Seneca')s as
1890 D. m supplementary 1s3o nj Tor Inagus ana
Haiti per Fiandra-
sATTFDAY-At p. Tor Bermuda Tstaisses
Al m. Complementary $50 a for C1racac
VeaezueIa g MaracalbO (rnaii for Savanils
ana Cartagena be directed per Msracafoo)f
. for Porto Rico per 3 . Ponos. VIA ssrs,
Juan. at 9.30 a m Complementary 1880 a M fer
Fortune Island. jamaica Savanilla. Cartagena ant
Creytown PEI g Valencia mail for Costa Rlca
be directed per Vaencia'D; az 10 g. fer Gre
nsGa Trinidad ard Cfu6ad Bolivar. 8 Grenada
cuba 8. . Mexico. VIA Havanes
p. m. for Argentine. uruguay and Paraguay. pc
q. Afghan Prince
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KING CHARLES A BRITISH ADMIRAL.

Lisbon. Sept. Skiing Edward has appointed the
King OF Portugal an admiral in the British navy
as 4 mark Of friendship between the two countries
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In this diagram the continuous white shows the
changes pressure indicated Tribunes
recording barometer The dotted line shows the tsmpsra
as recorded by the local Weather Bureau.
The following on al record from the Weather Bureau
shows Temperature tbs twenty
IN comparison with the corresponding date OF
Las
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND THURSDAY.

FUFsLCASI FUR IV-DAI ANL TN IN0DFAI.
For New-England partly cloudy to-day; warmer ex-
eept in south portion and In Eastern Mains
THURSDAY probably falr fresh winds
For District OF Columbia and Maryland showers to-
day ana probably Thursday: light east winds.
Delaware showers to-day and probably Thurtcay:
light fresh winds.
For Eastern Pennsylvania cloudy to-day. showers IN
portion: Thursday fair: light 70 fresh
southeast winds
For New-Jersey cloudy to-day. showers por-
ton Thursday generally fair fresh to southeast
winds.
Eastern New-York. partly c,ou9y to-day and
THURSDAY; light 70 fresh east to southeast winds.
Western Pennsylvania showers to-day. Thursday
probably fair: southwest o northwest winds
For Western New-York. cloudy to-day. showers IN
west portion Thursday fair; fresh southeast 10 south
winds shifting To west.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

WEDNESDAl-At $50 for europe. per q = 81
Louis via Southampton mail Tor ireland must bs
directsd per 81. Louise al Ta0 a. m Tor Meth.
erlands direct POtsdam Gnail must be dtfectet
per s. POtsdsni'D. at $50 a. m Complementary
10 a. M FOR Europe. per 3 s. Gernanles VIA Sassns-
THURSDAY-At $50 a. m for Europe o Furss
Bismarck via Plymouth. Cherbourg and Hamburg mail
be directed . Furst Bis-
marck); z a. for France. Switzerland. 1tall
spain. Portugal Turkey Egypt. Gresce British india
Lorenzo Marquee, per 8 La Tourane via Havrs
mail parts OF Europe must be directed per
9 s.. La TOufaue
FRIDAY-At G:3O p m. for Azores Islands. per 9 s.
Pentusular from New-Bedford.
sATURDAY-At $50 for Edrope. per a Etrurts
Queenstown. a. n for Belgium direct. per
>. 8. FINLAND tmall be directed per rfn-
at a. m. Italy direct Princess
directed s. Princess irene
az $50 a. NJ for Scotland direct per Eurnesss
mail be airected per . . Furressta' d; az II
a. m. Denmark direct. per s. Island mail NUS
be directed per Z. 3. Island D.
PRINTED MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
Matter. Commercial Papers and samples Tor Germany
only. class OF mall matter for other parts
Europe VIII be sent by this ship unless speeisiy
directed by her
After the closing Supplementary TFansstaltia
Mails named above additional supplementary Mals afe
opened the piers Of the American English. trench
"a steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes Of the hour Of sailing OF steamer
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Special Notices.
Tribune subscrIptfon Rates.

TIE TRIPUN viii bs ~ mail sddrsD In
this country abroad. ard address changed often
desired Subscriptions MAJ es given to your rs<14A5
dealer before eAlnS 70 more ecavsHisnt. hand taen
IN THE TRIBUNE Of.1s
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surrender a, Sedan. had been broush. over by his
attendants 10 England via Osten.
Sir John. whose first wife died about ten years
ago. has no children and in the event Of his dying
without issue his honors will become extinct. while
IL Is difficult TO say what will become OF the -
tatss. which. according TO a cnarter dating from
John of Gauat, were given to tho Burwoynes TO
have and to hold till all the world Is rotten There
Robert Burgoyne who appointed By
King Henry VIII OF the royal commissioners
TO take over the monastertes coniscated by the
crown. and In so doing he succeeded In obtaining
some snug grants for himself.
The announcement that Don Jaime the OF
Don Carlos, has been attending bull fight at san
Sebastian and has been stroling about the streets
OF that popular summer resort. IN spite Of the
laws OF exile in existence against HIM. and not
withstanding the orders issued for his arrest u
caught on Spanish territory. serves 10 call stten-
ton once more to the reluctance on the part OF
government authorities to resort to extreme meas
ures in such cases, realizing as they do the mis-
take Of investing pretenders, exiies and con-
spirasors with anything that can De construed as
aureole Of martyrdom-
Thus the French Government perfectly well
OF the frequent visits of the Duke Of Orleans
to Paris and 70 Nice in the train Of a celebrated
prima donna, disguised her servant and only
proceeded TO arrest and imprison him fer his IN
fraction OF the law OF exile when he publicly an
nounced his arrival in the French capital for the
purpose Of entering the ranks Ct hi lrmy. Then
the authorities could no longer arSect to ignore
his presence MARQUISE DE FONTENO1-
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Geoghegan, stephen J. PRISON; John W
Aa.les, william De = sn1 IaS5 H5 s5r,
Mills. sarah MeD; Tyson Henry H.
3iolss. ReUecea =
ias Hs q ne s:r 5s%es 5
r. /, Thursday September 10. al p m
G GESIasIA SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND TRADES
Executives on1s 10 Yves, 4sth-.s.
DEATH q Brother stephen GsossEsn September
for tveatyeisnt years member OF ths society
and 'ei''as o = sHAHlEs y: aoFFsiNS Fissiasnt
RICHARD T. DAVIES. Secretary.
Li B. Lyons Husband as q Ella Lyons 5nss, Nsrsan
vs End friends Of fhs Iss aIs av spte 20 at,eS 10 az
oeioc from his late residence No. puncsn-svs
Jersey City Heights.
mAN1cE-on Sunday September g, 1903. william De
Forest Manee. al Tuxedo Para y. M, r in The I4th
Tssaenes No Ness rtsg1s fss at 10 40 ; 9a
MERRITT-At her home in NsT-BrunsvvieE y J. On
widow David \. Merritt. in the ss'h year Of her
MILIs-At chr Houss osu9sat Ne Ss2.,mes ;E,,, s
FHeral services viii Be held at her residence 80
"a Lo f5tsrst az eoH1snisne. Of fsSy "
MoRsE--At Shelter Island H.ight. y Y. s.gtsTser 8
s e: s Sa Of q .F & ssTd a6 NOT
neral privats
opELI,-At White Plains. y. 7: o. Monday. September
z 1893 Arr Z Odeu. widow OF jacob ID. Oceli, in the
q4th year Of he. age. Funeral services At the resi-
dence Of her grandson, Charles p. Odel. No. -
Haulton-ave-, Wednesday. September 0. az
o'clock p.
PIRssoS-A, oaosa.. Long Is,sne On Monday ssEt.n77
Services Vii Se hsiS al TSaity Chapel 5h-.t Sssr
BroadWay. on Thursday morning ths ioth inst. at
1880 O'Clock
PLUM-At Madison. n J.. Tuesday. September 8 Mar
gIsret Wilder. aged Il months and days. youngest
daughter OF stephen Hainss and Madgs Wilder PUN
FunsraI Thursday. At D.
sASFoRp-n Bridgeport. Conn. September 1913
service VIII be a residence. No.
Wednesday. eth inst az 3 O'Clock
.. m The burial VIII ee private
ST. JOHS-At Hsckersack Tuesday morning. September
= Jennie David 81. John. II y. Funeral ser
vices residence. No. 20 Safest. Wsdnesay even
100. Iuter-nert convenience OF FANNY.
TYsOS-At Rsersids Conn. September : 81 pnscroni@
Henry n. rysou. beloved husband q L@tisss 4 49,.
IN Funeral services a. MS late resi-
de-ce. Cana. Thursday aIterncons. ~
O'Clock upoa arrival a tain leaving Grand Cen
tral station a ara o'ciock O. Intsrmsnt priVsta
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Domestic Rates.

81 EARLY NAH. TRAIN.
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tOutsde CO tbs boroughs 81 and The
Also cuba. POrJo Hawaii and
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Fer points n Enrops and all IN the Universal
lnrIr ~
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Highest temperature yesterday 90 degrees lowest CO.,
average CD: for corresponding date last
Il: for corresponding date last twenty-five
years.
Local Partly cloudy to-day and Thursday
light to fresh east to southeast winds.
Durnetf's Vanilla Extract
is thu best ana the best good for food
and drink Insist having Burnstrs
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Nal subscribers New-vorS City the DAILY art
TFI-WEEkLN VIII he
postage Il addition TO the rates named above.
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Rev stephen Merritt. TIE world wsds- kno-n I'M.
fertaker. only place Of business shava and 18Th
largest world. Tel ta-fsth-~t
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
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Died.

Death notices appearing I'm THE TRIBUNE
will be repubIished I'm The Tri-weekly Trtb-
uue without extra charge
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Sir John Burgoynes approaching marriage with
Miss Kate Csretton daughter the late John Gret-
ton Of brewing fame. is attracting good deal of
attention by reason OF the disparity Of the ages Of
the couple sir John being considerably over sew
enty years Of age while his bride is quite young
Sir John bears name that Is familiar 10 the read
ers OF American history: for II was great-grand-
uncle Of his General Sir John BurgOyne. who was
in command of the English army that was forced
to surrender 20 the American troops at Saratoga
IN T777- Another General Sir John Burgoyns COM
mandei the Royal Engineer Corps at the siege OF
New-Orleans. while IL the present Sir John
Burgoyne who after the flight OF Empress Eugents
from Paris in 1870 received her with her COM
panion. Nine. Lebreton. board his small sail
yacht at Treport and N the teeth OF fierce gale
carried her over 10 England. where she met the
Prince Imperial who. after his fathers defeat ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-09

cIAFK-suddenly Of heart failure September T. 1903.
the Right Rev Thomas March Clark D. D.. LII D.
shor 81 ths diocese az Rhode Island. In tho ga year
or his age. Funeral from Trinity Church, Newport.
r. / Thursday. September TO- al p m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13
DASHED To DEATH
By AUTOMOBILE
Prominent Figure IN Burdiek
Murder Case Meets Fate.
BELIEVED WIFE WILL ALSO DIE
We'll Known Buffalo Man Lcses Con.
troi Of Machine ana Self ana Wife
Are Plunged into 1ee2 Stone Guar.
r-3ennei Horribly Mangied.

Buffalo. y. Z. March -3.-Jiare -er
--bie probably -1a1 he 1ea-l d L
L. 8gr-.ck vas The tragedy -lat occur
reL axe r=scer42g afternoon WIEN A.
thur r P-L-ell. one 5I -1e chief IL
lr=s z The investigation ot lle Burllcs
murder. vas hurled 1ea1long INTO -rar
l.Ir
M Paan-l vas riding y as cleo
cr-c alt-@o-i.e with Mrs. Penne.L
They Ware ~ EeRsing,on avenue. near
Fillmore avenue. sk.mn.ag along ne
edge 81 G-l-s stone quarry a luga
7Ock-r-3b=1 sUle 4 the ground. M
PenaeL5 Ia blew II
TIE automobile sv-rved anG some
inexp--caD.s manner L capped over rle
euro into r-a lav-s below. Pencil
vas E--..L Instantly. MS head being
crIzle. -. a.. IL -,.E1-zaule mass
M-s. Pencil vas injured So severely
-1a- ne surgeons ~ -.e Sisters los.
2.-a- 70 v--ea SHE E-z aiken. say
her .hac..a b.. -...--.v c.- very
s----
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survey Of The PHOSPHATE FIELD.
Tie Cca54 CCr~ss2o11ent u the Amer
can Fertilizer Writes Interestingly
ot me Present ana Fururs
status ~ the Phosphate
Industry

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............. ....r... Observation-Disclosures.
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-a- ...r ...- The. .a-s .- .a.s..ar..a
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MALARIA AND
YELLOW JACK
From y. y. Herald, January IA. 1907

"The widow Of Dr. Lazeare. VINO, II
the employ Of the Government, went
70 Cuba. vas in0cuIated with Yellow
Fever through mosquito bites, ana uIed.
applied 10 Congress for relief to-day
The above tells OF The sal cuImlna-
ton Of a series of experiments by the
Government, al Of winch proved con-
c.uslveIv t-aC the familiar mosquito =
4 dangerous vehicle for carving Ma
.ar,a. yellow Jack ami other malar-
III t.v---.
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Those vino ara exposed 20 mosquitoes
OF other malarial Influences should take
warning Iron Is the lighting element
III the blood and provides QaUure with
sufficient resistance % ward of disease.
But If the blood : impure Or impOv-
crushed. IT f there = weakness, Il
means rhat the lighting qualities Of the
blood have been lowered. ana cOnse-
quentiv there IL danger. II YOU would
escape, keep the blood pure anu prop
eriv uOurlsned with
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a Sensation Er,ar-nr

@--elgn, \. C., March 9.-The ira
haywood Tor rhe murder Of Skin
- Salch s scheduled 20 begin a.
-sa on March -, VII doubtless
ns some sensational revelations. Il
-ow sad rhzs everything back Of
nnns ~ be told IN court
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13
DC Nc CIsAPpcfN- TIN.

-oPe -ea Received Eve thousand
Pilgrims Yesterday.
none. March a-TLe 10ne resrer-
morning declared thar Ia felt 50
- nat be- ought TOT 10 make those
NO nae come considerable distances
. pAy nm homage Wait. AnG accord
ny, 4 spite OF Dr. L-apornis advice.
As Holiness received 5000 pilgrims
non Berlin. Vienna and Belgium and
'eSoowed "a hem hls blessinE.
Z rope Leo vas .0utly acca--et 5y
&c pilgrims
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-03-13

lnaf g =. -0
ssverz. Attempts.
ramaa -. Mar -9--3sn-y
r.s.nas. a -eE-.. 80 e--4-na--y as
80 --- ..-s.ar-l-l 1aG-lCer Bf
p---r K--a- kas .E-.le- l-2- P2--
- 49, ----- aver beng positively
.sar-.n-. ry has rlL;-L 40 a. - a.
zir-ed BIS gl-f.
TbUnas KLs ragtG-e- yesterday 81
s.--uu niles south u parish ald
g. b-l1g -aAeE 30 he scene e als
c-me was hang. - re
-. --me Ealca Thomas committed
~ ne lf DE most Ia-lg u tlis
rzra har-uE -aken pace = broad lay
EEnL
re -B-v-A--1.c daughter Z keene
Lao s-aE sent -C -ae home II neigh
bor 70 purchase sOI-e vegetables. The
.aignbars home vas 1r.v hA.t r Di.e
s,s-arr All V1-a --e victim II rs
assault arrived -lere. sEs vas sent
a Ser l.stl-ga --.L lie farm - pro
.-.rs rrt -rrar .e-. There he Cegr9
rzw ha- ana ---....l-s-- -oLCw-rg,
-aua I'D KtL l-- L---mnt-L 20 49,
ssr+ ~ Almost % s.-lr 3f rle -arm
bus.
To .-t.. ---.. v-e- -le Ila-lr man
a. u .--l.. ..- towards -a- gv1
bone aad .-- negro elu-Ile- 10 5ol-
90 hs- .-E >-.-. 4.l---a. ~ Ter
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Comm ssions issued

Atlanta, March I2.-CCmmissto ions
have been issued from the Office OF the
adjuI2ut general 20 First Lieutenant
2 J. Logan and Second Lieutenant
Fred c. Baumgarner, OF company Z
Fifth infantry. az Roma
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-SnuTAL NEGRO
is TYNGHED
Charged With Assaultiag
small Girl.

,se~ PISTOL en- T-E MOTH R.
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-. = AVE Seer Positively icen-
usea 81 .crr-Aas Taken In
CHARGE ~ 5csse CT Citizens AFTER
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Loss Of Flesh

When you can't aat break.
fast, take SCOTS Emulsion.
When you can't rat bread
and butter, take SCOTS
Emulsion. When you have
been living on a milk diet ard
7yart something a little more
aourishing, take Scott
Emulsion.
To get fat you must eat
fat. SCOTS Emulsion IS Z
great fattener, i great
strength giver.
Those who have lost flesh
want to increase all BODY
issues, not only fat. Scott s
E.-u.sion increases them all.
1onc. flesh. blood ara
nerve.
- -v2I.ds, for cor
seems, s0r cC1Su-CC.. p.
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- g--x-~1~
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-Miss Louise Brega,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Charles Brega of
this city was to-day united in marriage to
Captain Ralph H. James of the Royal North
Lancashire Regiment of London.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-30
Snnndinr the Heart.

DR.. Gustavus Gartner, professor of
pathology at the Vienna University,
has made an important discovery of
method for examining the heart. He
is the first to succeed in determining
the pressure Of blood in the right auri-
Gle and the right ventricle, into which
the whole Of the venous blood flows be-
fore passing into the vessels of the
lungs for publication. His method is
based on the following principles: If
one lowers his arm the veins in the
hand fill with blood, as is very plainly
seen on the back of the hand. If one
raises ones arm above the head the
veins collapse again. By exact and mi
mute observation DR.. Gartner has sue
ceeded in determining the height at
which the veins Of the hand collapse or
fill in most cases This change is so
distinct as TO form a basis for measure
ments. The experiments have been
made on healthy and sick persons.
When the pressure of the blood in the
heart is normal the raising of the hand
to the height Of the right chambers
the position Of which can be ascer-
tanned by percussion or Roentgen rays
-sufilces TO make the veins in the back
Of TIE hand disappear. DR.. Gartner can
now measure the differences in the
pressure between the right chambers
and the veins direct, and. by observing
the veins in the back of the hand. he
can draw trustworthy conclusions as to
the state Of the heart-New York Com
mercial Advertiser.
The San Francisco call., 1903-12-30
KISHENEV JEWS
NOT IN DANGER
American Consul Cables That
There Have Been No Fresh
Outbreaks in Russian City
INQUIRY BY PRESIDENT
Mr.. RoOsevelt's Request for
Information Brings Reply
That Reports Are False

ST PETERSBURG, Dec. 2s.-The
correspondent Of a Russian news
agency at Kishenev telegraphs a de-
uiaa OF the statement that the Jewish
population is being piIlaged by the Rus
slams.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 29.-At the in
stance Of President Roosevelt, who has
interested himself in the reports from
abroad Of massacres and contemplated
massacres OF Jews in Kishenev, the
State Department is making active in
quiry through its diplomatic. and con-
sular Offices with the view TO ascer-
tanning the exact situation as affecting
these people. The United States con
sular agent at Odessa already has been
heard from. and he cabled the State
Department to-day that there had been
no fresh outbreak. at Kishenev, as re-
pcrte5
simon Wolf, representing the B'nai
Esith. and Adolphus II. Solomons of
New York. one of the trustees Of the
Baron de Hirsch fund. held a confer
ence with acting Secretary LoOmis to-
day. during which the subject of the
Jews in Russia was discussed. LOOmis
showed shem the Odessa dispatch,
(which gave them some feeling OF relief.
They did not present a petition and
viii not DO so unless later information
proves the situation 10 be as serious
as reported. Wolf said that he had
been impelled to call at the department
c. EccOuot Of the meeting which re-
Gently was held in England, over which
Lord ROthschild presided, which, he
said gave the matter a character of
seriousness which otherwise might not
have been accepted.
Simon Wolf endeavored to have an
audience with Baron Sternberg, the
German Embassador. to-day, but with
out avail The EmbassadOr was not at
home 10 Wolf when the latter called
at the embassy. and had Baron Won
Bussche Haddenhausen, the first sec
retary and counselor, see him. Wolf
informed Baron BusE.he that he came
primarily in the interest Of a client Who
had tone some legal work for the en-
bassy and was now in trouble. Wolf
improved the opportunity, however. TO
say that he was interested in the Kishe-
nev agitation in this country and had
an appointment TO see the President on
the subject to-day. Wolf made no
proposition 10 Baron Bussche touching
the implication Of the embassy in the
troubles Of the Jews.
Wolf and Solomon later called at the
White House, but did not see the Presi-
dent. They were informed that the
Presic .nt had anticipated their mission
by requesting the State Department 10
inquire through its consular Offices in
the Kishenev district as to the reported
condition there.