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New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
NAMES FOR NEW BATTLEsHPs.
Vermont, Kansas, Minnesota, Mississippi
and Idaho.

Washington March 5.-Secretary Moody to-
day reached a decision as to the States after
which the five battleships provided for in the
new naval law shall be named The three
16OOO-ton battleships are to be named the Yer
mont the Kansas and the Minnesota, and the
-U,o 13OOO-ton vessels the Mississippi ana the
Idaho.
The Secretary, in his next annual report. ex-
poets to discuss the subject OF the names to be
given to new battleships He is anxious that
the names of such historic vessels as the Cum
berland, the Merrimac and the Constitution
shall be perpetuated in the new navy and ne
will recommend that Congress provide for TINS
ia the next naval law. Under the present law
all battIeships must be named after states.
That no time is to be lost in the construction
of the new ships is evident from the action OF
the Secretary to-day in directing the General
Board to prepare the circulars for the 16.OOO-
ton ships which are to be Of the Connecticut
and the Tennessee class. AS there are no
IL OOO-ton ships on the naval lists. IT will take
longer to prepare the plans and specifications
for the Mississippi and the Idaho.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
FOOTBALL TEAM MAKES MONEY.
Columbia s Report Shows Balance on Right
Side in Spite of Poor Season.

Columbia's football report. issued yesterday by
Clinton G. Abbott. the manager. shows palance
Of profit Oh the season Of 1902 of $3.50 90 1hls
statement came pleasant surprise to those
interested in Columbia football as 1t was COM
monty expected that the season. with all us re-
verses for the Columbia team. and the absence OF
such big home games were held IN former
wears would show a small deficit.
The receipts of the season amounted 10 |I9oI d.
and the expenses to s1755O 60 leaving balance or
g go 65 Practically all this balance has been useo
to cut the debt from the season of 1900 from
ssl77 90 down TO $6lA S.. Besides this proht the
rnanagemcnt still possesses intact the $500 guar
antee fund with which it began the season
The item of expenses was considerably reduced
this season in view OF the fact that the coachins
fund of 800 formerly paid Mr.. Sanford was saved
as Mr. Morley gave his services amateur head
coach for nothing. The main items in the report port
are: Receipts, home games E4.66s 80: OUT OF M lo"l
games 1856 16: subscriptions. s13' B.: Expenses
football supplies. s.34 -: training tables ana qua
tors 81 2IO ii: out of town expenses $S'o ~ REM
of Polo Grounds. payments to Nisltng tedIs, e
q 400 Sc The attendance at COLUMBIA nohe sdil0S
was 70 600 as compared with 22000 in 1901
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
DELAWARE LEGISLATURE MUDDLE.
Adjournment by Minority for More than
One Dav Questioned.

Dover, Del. March 5.-The status Of the Della
ware Legislature is under consideration by the
judges Of the State courts who Will decide the con-
stitutionality of the act of the minority In ad-
journing the assembly for more than a day. The
constitution does not authorize minority to ad-
journ either branch Of the assembly except from
day to day. The legislature adjourned MONDAY
after the election United States Senator'S TO
meet the following day On Tuesday, however, a
majority of the members went to washington 10 70
sac the new Senators sworn in. AS only Few leg-
fslators were present at Tuesdays session, repre-
sentative HoIcornbe adjourned the House until to-
day. -. - ...,,
Legal authorities say that act was unconstitu-
tfonaI and has rendered the House non-exlsteIlt
The Judges assembled in bare at Wilmington to-
day to decide the legality Of the body and will
fo-morroH report their finding to Governor HUM
The Governor is believed, viii be compelled to
call an session Of the legislature TO meet for
necessary the renewed introduction Of every bill
no.- 1endnE before the legislature. The work OF
~ .peserhIv has been greatly hampered by the
numerous caucuses during the attempts to elect
United States Senator'S sno the huIper OF plLs 10
be considered Is large
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
BETTER PRICES At REHAN SALE.

The Ada Rehan sale yesterday was more sue
cesSful than on previous afternoons, both IN the
quality f the goods and IN the bFiskness Of the bid
ding A total Of &.46 for the DAY was RECORDED
4 royal Kirnanshah brought SO An Empire draw
ing room suite was knocked down for 80 and II
vas paid for q painting by Dzm5ourgez. Inere
vas sIso one ar two other bids Of more than &c.
lending n hr4sEter aid 70 the bidding. 4 Louis XVI
bronzs clock set used IN The School for scSnos+
aa6 which VIII be remembered BY many ms occu.
pying q niche in Mr.. Dalys private ONCE was 500
TO- a7s and q painted ccrdcEa leather screen
which aIso occupied place m Sr. baiys ollc-. -
vert far - A. Fnnfish TssafaI chime clock Wes
another obteNt 1aaf caused brisk hidding, sellAns
nnaly for IS The sale viii eonftaaS taas H-1S@
- and &A4HFeaE.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
sHAwAEoE BEATS WEST AT SHOW.
Indian Overcomes White Man in Canoe Tilt
ing at the Garden.

Only d@yS more remain FOR those who WISE
TO see the SportsTnen's Sh"w before its close
There several atfrarti'I's yeSterday. snd
thesl with tF- r,orfnT.n4rre s.f -'FiiaTatna
which to inITp,s ".rh day brought n1ahE
back for %ecuu.! visits. .NmnHG the out OF to~1l
visitors yesterday Vas COLONEL William p FOX. OF
AIhary tn. Sup.rfut"lsIsu uf 81 State Parks
In til~ c4u"s- tilrfax roatests iu the afternoon
Shs wanCe ths- India champion tiit"T and tnS
-fctOr I'm rtIudrn4 "'':I<erutv" fitting cor
tests. drfsf'eG Fran.-is We~t. the winner ~ tn9
Pan AnIerics han1piurrshp- with "sr~e- The onut
whirF Wa schrIuI.d =" Gfto".s minutes in two
halves. lasted atr6ur fwrIve uiuUtsS- IN the hT''
half both men Stnod ts.- III" D-'ttoH - ne
canoes For the -"r,'fd hsif tI"v HnuntAd fh0
gunwaIes s;ha Rauue ulnrs sfauic 0n Bic fSet
and had VS.; o1 tns ,'Oe,lrs tH through tns
bout Sha vstI,.rc- = ~'HT'ijiE Hu1!r lndian
stripp'd TIE U~I-t vs. lis P7ad"V-
MUkVI. VII" diG f. hotter work thf' - " I''!'-
ards nf ~. New ork -rrtsTr-stl- w. uafdSt
N h,u,IiuE tn. Ns--f nod wv f1trr "F ~
strength !" tr''id'iEF hi= --i''''@ iH W. ~ 80.
his FWa!iv- aU''T =rf'It - pi. - -.
pushed rs--s.l 'G rIf - be "770o
Pbi!fp II ard Mario, %sfN-- mt J. ltArrT 80
Albert SeiNa- l q oif, fnr ~ rg5+n1 '1"r-' fI U
rela tiors " s-r,si..- J. it's! t'- ""uf va
to hottest - fho show flr '''nt-Sta D
neriO's F fast - * @'IiH Slr@ h4G 80. -
2 raII ard called draw The men VII
nlHet again tn-mHTT"R might
J e. Dunn jr- aui y t:0tIf on ',j ne " e k@
~ rc Yacht f-lrIh rrcr \ ftccS ~ tHC Atiants
B,rt rI;Ib aud z ? =! .r-rr'T'hI" ~ the DeHrreo,
Athletic t-Hth II, fF. r--uT4r contests Dunn ana
die than their Opcn:r.-rt- Pc"k's 9Ffa"n nUlent ~
his canoe ho7cvr~. close md - VdS nov UNI
tnr" noa~v ti'~' m" We@Ia n;''IG mon -,
their opponents against fH0 isI6l.i- "H>'7 d
thrust sent IfSrE ,,V"ThrI-tr6!
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
JEWELS TAKEN FROM sTATERooM
Boston Man Discovers Loss as Steamer Starts
for Jamaica.

Boston, March 5.-Jewes valued by the owner
at more than $1,000 are reported to have been
stolen from Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Pigeon
of this city. who left here to-day on the steamer
FarraEut for Jamaica. The only information
given to the police is contained in note
brought ND the harbor by tugpoat captain.
1t appars that Mr.. Pigeon. on boarding the
steamer this noon, placed mis- handbag contain
ing the Jewels considerable cash and vatuahie
papers in his stateroom, returning to the deck
where with Mrs. Pigeon. ne bade goodoy 10
friends After the steamer left the "harl Nj.
Pigeon went to his stateroom, finding that II
had been entered and his handbag taken -
tuEboat captain was hailed and a letter slt IN
to him informing the police OF the loss anu ue
scrihinR the property.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
GYMNASTICS.
N. Y. Q. Defeats Haverford 35 to l3-
Bravden Beaten in Club Swinging

Tho ,.r,raetic meet OF Haverford College and
Eew-York University last evening IN 'he gym
nasum at University Heights resulted IN oeclsi'I
victory for the home team by the score o. d" 10 ID
points Only one slight mishap occurred during
the evening s l.. Miller, OF New-York University, y,
while performing on the horizontal bar had bad
fall which f2TGfd him oT 0Gt %a Of the done be s.
and W G Becher. both Of New.Iork. SaP5amt tan
e. DeTr Of f? the sitors The surprise o. me
evening the defeat OF g. P A. Brayuen' @ n
by both stevenson Of New-York and Bmnnrig ign NJ
Of Havercord. who tied for first place Inc Su'-i
mary:
Captain 4'aoc'' q E Hay:r5%Fd @ os sec2nd T. Z
Bf5sIaT Ps2ae II bar.Won W by W Becher. O4. y 7 L
:, F1yrnE HmaEr Fi4ssM a Ha%erroTd M%e or second -,
club sn4 W p Bonbrishi o. C r A
BraydSn,, @ Won :; bv 1 r Hardy 'O5 y Y. 7: Cap
Dgs5r % G' d4TsEl% s'
HaTs2ford ioead hU'oir "oleee la r,-. ,...,, pr
dod of nrni GSSri Y0 s. 3 A. Of PSadsDha Nj
on: a:os sons!a @ '7S invent: ;ss' s'
'"21s ous a' 5 club B. Assnes ss ca
d, sss se':9 s!4 sss Total s.' "a ~ sa ~
o.. EdSP s,I st faF! a.7 b. NeT To'si l -
%%:onfF ss9 q! f:9TFS :4 rdis Rsnn 80 ss a.
s'f SaiFck 94l y j. at a r. | 9t2 Pa 2as
a'q 2t s,: :ss Sss @ "a ss 22 s%s rs 2s5 ='a
s'T br ~ To@si 25 g. a'' 2'' 2''
@SIi 80 MS artney Jersey city 90 2a6. 237 235 %8s
ass a. 2s7 24s 90 i2I. Total 225s . >, hest three
targets t. Pope sp5inEs'4 70 a. q ;eorSe 1S
scScht cuttenburE. n J.. 90 a. q: T. X GfeSeI H,,
springfeld Mass a. "a. "a; p j. u HARE 'e'Se' ivy
Zimmerman Trophy match three shots on Lonr In incn
~ ave With rings one target 20
pIii pT 'Pone springneId Mas. rs. 7S -; d W J.
-. NrVt.YoTk 70 ~ Berckman, Hoboken n !.
" Koch made the best bulls eye fer the DAY Inc
sSursment was Eix degrees John Befdlers score was
IHI3: Otto schwanaman. IA: 7. II. Teller 49, = L
CONT 2Gla: J. C smell, SbT.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
BASEBALL.
Schedule of American League Announced
Grounds Not Made Public.

The dark secret to The size of the American
League lasalau grouuI- received NJ hight YES
ta-dav at the meeting Of the organization at t1-
Fifth Avenue Hotel. President Johnson said how
ever that the deal for the grounds has been com
pIeted and tirat nothing cau now arise 20 detedf
the plans nf his organization ,or site on Mammal
The schedule ~ games Of the league vas an
rounced The season will open in tnIS city VIII
washington on April 81 Following Is a Conpists
Iis+ Of the local mines games az home
,htcago-June l.. Is l.. July =. :. =. Septsm6'r
~ - f5tlfs-J,.fe = 10 July :. ?. J"
II: Sentenber j. D. =. Ie,-,l;-II-s ~ ~ =
T,,rv 4; - 10 10 september u IS % 'lsTea11
June = > 6. July Il. u :" 81 ss2ts7no@- Is. =
-" Anil May ] = August : 10 y
n - Sspter.e- PhiIsdeIThta-@ay = ; .
7uiv n: August T. Settsnnbrr Q =" u F's'on-
IsI7a > JuIv - - - September > q. :
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
COLONEL MARceAu ON WEDDING TRIP.

C-,IoneI Theodore Marceau. the photographer, and
h., b-i5. zyho yrss Miss Grace Fusou. Of Richmond
Va started yesterday for Atlantic City on their
Wedding trip The marriage Of the colonel on Wed
ne.day evening was surprise TO his acquaintances
as he gave not the slightest indication OF Wnat was
10 happen On "Wednesday afternoon oecOr Sp %
resrad ar his studio No. IS Fffth-ave-. and be-
gan TO arrange It for the ceremony ana In the
evening in the presence Of small gathering JUS
tce GIidersIeeve performed the marriage ceremony
Marshall P Wilder acted as best man Otners
there vrers Major l. Ellis Briggs. Joseph Aeo-
burg Joseph c. Richards. George BaeSeu - -
Henderson. Mrs. W. Il Fuson MISS QuIhiAn' ~1iS'
Wildrnan and Miss Sophia Hanks
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
MRS oEIRICHs swEARs OFF 100000
She Declares that Her Legal Residence Is
in San Francisco.

Mrs. Theresa A. OeIrichs. the wife Of Her
mann Oeirichs. was yesterday relieved Of the
assessment of $1.OO0.OOO levied against her by
the Department of Taxes and Assessment Mrs
oelrichs was released from her liability on this
assessment by declaring that her legal resi-
dence was in, San Francisco, Cal.
The State Tax Board held smother session
with the local Tax Board yesterday afternoon.
and President Wells explained the instructions
given to the deputy tax commissioners regard
ing the new full assessment methods. The State
Tax Board was so we'll impressed with the
scheme that it declared its intention OF I'M
mediately taking steps to have the new system
extended to the rest of the State.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
HAD MUCH EAST SIDE PROPERTY.

1t was learned yesterday that E. Encr3 Ander-
SON. the well known lawyer. who died suddenly In
his home No II West Thirtyeghth-st.. on Fehru-
ary a was large holder Of real estate. especially
in the central East Side district Several real es-
tate men said thev thought that the value of the
real estate property which ne owned would prob
ably be found to be nearly $.0O00OO. In the issue
Of The Daily Bulletin Of Real Estate" yesterday
the properties said to be owned by the estate OF T.
F.1erv Anderson were follows; No II West Thirty
eighth-st.. Frst-aVe.. to East ElVer Diock lIoLl
Thirty-seventh-st. To Thrty-etghth.st lnclueSIlns
atarsront: Nos 637 639 Gil and 6SS FirstaVe., NOS
sIO az 314 and 31s East Thirty nos.
S 323 325 az 32S and 333 East Thrty-seVentn IN
st Nos gG and 800 East Thrty-seyenth-st. No. 2lo
Wooster-st and No "A West Nineteth-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
FOLKS SAYS HOSPITAL NOT NEEDED
Time for Separate Building for Nervous Pa
tieuts Not Yet Come, He Declares.

In a letter sent last month to Homer Folks, Com
missioner of Charities. DR.. Frederick Peterson
speciaist on nervous diseases. recommended the
erection Backwelfs Island OF a large separ a'e
,,oitoI for 1he treatment Of nervous affections OF
all kinds The letter published in full in the
current issue of THE Medical News Commits
sioner Folks when asked by i Tribune reporter
yesterday if any steps had been taken by MIN 10
carry out the ideas advanced by DR. Peterson, SAID
While 1 realize that the general plan is a good
one we are hardly ready to undertake sucn a
project just yet Such hospital IS n9J & an n aoTo
care of what patients there are afflicted win ner
ccme a time. Of course when 1t will De aoVlsaple
to provide other quarters for them.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
cLERMoNr CARNIVAL or ICE SPORTS

The carnival of ice sports at the Ciermont Avenue
Ftnk BROOKLYN last night started with hockey
o,,h IN which the Henley School Of Commerce
defeated the Colonial Athletic Club team BY goals
"a q The fun of the evening the street shoe
race IN ice in which NJ. Leary won. The obstacle
race went to c. z. Smith. OF the Brooklyn skat'ns
Club.
Tn. Tntsrsehoiastc Athletic League held its Long
Island skating championships at Cermont Avenue
Rink Yesterday. In the hal'-mile senior race
r~asr AFtnton az PolytechnIc Preparatory school.
$50 IN 1r1S In 1.si breaking the former record by
SsS1 4 Ee aiao made a new record In the quarter
was 0S -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
SARAH sERNHARoT IN "wERTHER."

Paris March h-Sarah BernhaTdt gave to-nlgnt
the dress rehearsal Of the dramatzation IN Ve acts
by Pierre Decourcelle of Goethe's "Werther' the
first performance of which will be given Tomorrow
but by way of aiding the distressed fishers OF MOI
bhan Brttanuy, the public were admitted 10 Lne
theatre tonight on paying what they chose me ne
result was that the performance yieided Ij nea.Rj
ence, composed o: social. artistic and literary
The nIav follows the original sufficiently closely,
tha mstists changes tending to bring the Work
rnors in accordance with modern sentiment Con
stant applause greeted each appearance OF sara q
Bernhardt the stage although y is nos HIa
TerrnSsr rat was well supported. and the piece WAS
Handsomely sta ged
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
TO RUSH PHILIPPINE COINAGE.
Dies for the Peso Completed and Others
Ordered.
rBr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE J

TELEGRAPH TO IHIbCSE-j
washington. March 5-Dies for the coinage Of
the new Philippine peso have been completed
and the coinage of the new silver pieces for the
archipelago will begin soon as the Philippine
Government has bought silver bullion for coin
age purposes The coinage of the new money
is to be done at the Philadelphia and San Fran
cisco nints The dies for the peso were made
in PhiIadelphia These dies ordered by the
War Department some time ago, and are ready
much sooner than they could have been had the
department waited until the legislation autnofiH-
ing the coinage had been completed. Dies Tor
the other coins authorized IN the Philippine cur
rency act have been ordered, and will be rushed
to completion, that coinage under the new law
may proceed as rapidly possible.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
BETTER ORDER For NATIONALS.

At the meeting Of tho National League az the
Victoria Hotel Yesterday stringent resolutions were
adopted. which il hoped Will Do away with
rcwdyfsr on the ball 9eId IL tho future. In
resolution offered ~ James Hart or Chicago srd
amended b, Mayor julius FIaisrhnan. or Ctnri"-
rati. II Vas unanimously agreed that Presid%nt
PuIam should have fun power % MAINTAIN order
and discipline on the field. and 10 discipline any
pIaver or manage for violation of good order upon
the feld and that this discipline should be etther
in a fine suspension from the GROUNDS OF any
club.
The clubs are forbidden pay the fne OF any
Dave TO nav salaries to players under SuSpsIl-
sion. The meeting adjourned until to-day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
AcoRNs NOW AFTER M'LAueHLIN.

The Order of Acorns began tts Brooklyn cam
- tn Enickerbocker Hall. Clymer-st.. last night
httsr q short concert by the Acorn Quartet, sd-
dresses were made by william C. Redheid' Com
T,iGsIoner Of Public Works. and Robert Van Ider-
r+Ine. Deputy Commissioner OF the Water Depart
msut There was q good attendance
The Aeorns have addressed q letter to Hugh
-F.T au~hTtr Democratic leader Of Brooklyn, in
,,,tIug heads of departments under the last Demo-
crattr administration 10 speak At the Acorn meet
- .,1S rr9ufe IL they can. the assertions tnar
ss ,s-SSsaf REMUNERATION il better than theirs
JsgnSS ,Rhevfsn said he did neS trtnk ar; nc
Ss1assI,~ we4fia nav any attention % the letter,
49, 1Zsra he n 8Fceklyn instead Of Florida
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
DISTRIBUTION OF KRAes POSTPONED

Try TELEGRAPH TIE TRIBUNE
Washington, March 5.-Secretary Root mas oe-
cided TO postpone the issuing of the krag-Jorgen-
con riAes to the National Guard Of the various
States until plans been perfected for carrying
out all the details of the militia law Inc rlnes are
of the law which require Interpretation and the
Secre+ary with Assistant Secretary sanger ana
IIJge Idvocatc General Davis. is to decide the
Gaming of various sections and formulate plans
~ tbn General execution of the law This is not
reearded as result of the opposition of the New
work. State militia a change OF rifles but rather
s 1C m tndicatjon of the wish of the War Depart
1nent to delay the of putting the State troops
on an organization similar to that OF the regular
arrnv az " unti the details can be carried out
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
TO suRsIplzg LARGE FAMILIES.

Harrisburg Penn March MIR. Blumie. OF
Cameron County the father of eleven children, in
+roduced In the house to-day bill to "subsidize
large families and 20 provide for gold medals for
mothers of large families
The bill provides prizes ranging from SO and a
medal TO cost So to $50 fiftydollar gold medal
to mothers of families ranging from nine to fifteen
children The seventh son or daughter born within
the State shall be educated at the expense OF the
STATE the cost not tC exceed 500. The designs of
the medals are be furnished By the Governor
The act shall not apply any woman who has
been legally divorced or separated from her hus-
k-rz
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
BONUS RAISED 70 FIFTEEN PER CENT

Bristol R. L. March Work on the new syndi-
cate 30 foot yacht at the Herreshoffs is being
rushed to the limit and the launching. II is no"
believed. will take place by April IL EariF IN ths
,.asr +bo steeI workers were informed that each
man would receive bonus of 3 per cent OF MS
wages provided the yacht were completed oefore
Apri Is To-day they told that the amount
would be increased TO 10 Ter cent If the work were
finished few days earlier.
The work of plating the sheer strakes with nickel
steel began to-day This metal is silvery IN coIor
so great is the percentage OF nickel ana tne cor
trast between II and the bronze plates beloW Is
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
rho entries for Tomorrow follow:
FULL PRACTICE At PRINCETON.

Princeton y j March ) tSpeciaO--Forfy-four
o.,,id,res for the baseball from the three
upper classes reported this afternoon TO Captain
Pearson.s call. and put through lively drill
with the thirteen freshmen kept on the varsity
squad. Among the players from last year squad
,,,a-a Pearson Cosgrave Purnen. Royce, Preston
c,svere I-nderhiII Wells ard Carmany- The fol-
lowing freshmen have been held on: Hiisbrand
Rard DovIe Bates Larned. Whitney; Byram
EftCb Fleming Richardson. ConneH, Reed and
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
EXCELLENT RIFLE SHOOTING.
1ttel Comes Within One of His Last Years
Score, 2.45s.

Some remarkably good rife shooting was done
Yesterday In the annual tournament IN progress ''
the Zettler gallery. in West Twenty-thru-@t Ions
p ItteI Of the Iroquois Rifle club. of Alleshen%
city PENN who made the notable record Of lbs
last year out ~ possible ZOO points came within
one point OF that score yesterday, when ne MADE
Al Dr. w q Hudson of New ork mace tl-
excellent score OF 2.Sa5 points vi. -
II NJ Fope Of Springfield. Mass. a9d i-Hnls =
T++aI each made full of seventE-lEe or
the ring target which is considered praseT ortny
feat Pope also made the best score lot 'ls Hliii-
merman trophy. The summary:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
TREASURY PAYS STATE CLAIMS.

Washington, March 5-The Secretary OF the
Treasury to-day drew warrants in favor Of sev-
oral of the States in payment OF old claims for
money advanced for raising volunteers in the
Civil War and for interest on loans negotiated for
this purpose Those paid to-day are as follows;
as ss3; Rhode Island 81 2S9, and Wisconsin. &45S
New-York tribune., 1903-03-06
CONSUL AT BERMUDA ACCUSED.
Said Not to Have Aided the Madiana's Ship
wrecked Passenger

washinSton March 5.-Complaint has been made
.o tLe state Department Of the conduct of United
states Consul W. Maxwell Greene at Hamilton
bermuda In connection with the casting away Of
the Madiana 1t is alleged that the consul showed
absolute indifference toward the shipwrecked pas
..--s,~ and took no part in their rescue. The pa
,,org I'm Bermuda commented on this matter, and
these paperp have been sent TO the State Depart
raent which instituted prompt investigation OF
the consuIs conduct Mr. Greene was appointed
F-rr, 2hode Island in 1Se6