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NJ stooned tI1e oambIina.

A good story is told Of a certain
English colonel IN connection with
an inspection of a crack rifle corps
which he commanded.
The inspection passed off salts
factorily. There were no. scom-
plants, and the regiment was evi-
IDENTIFY in good order.
But" said the inspecting gen
eral, 4 am bound to tell you, colo
mel, that rumors have reached me
of gambling being carried on extern
siEely among your officers"
'NThat may have been the case,
sir" said the colonel, some months
ago, but I can assure you that moth
ing Of the kind is in vogue now, be-
cause I've won all the ready money
in the regiment, and | would not al
low any gambling on credit"
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that,there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cnre in all its stages
ard that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitu-
tional disease, requires constitu-
tioral treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system, destroying the
foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer one
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testi-
monials.
Address. F.. J. CHENEY & Co,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by Druggist, 75c,
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
81 THOMAS BARKER. Pastor

Services every.Sunday at 10:45 g.. 10. and
1870 p. m. Sabbath School at IL m. Christ
Ian Endeavor service at $50 p. m. All are
cordially nYited. ~ ~ 80 esst87a ssss
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Dissolution Notice

Notice is hereby given that the
firm Of Sagan & Aune has been dis
solved by mutual concent, Mr..
Sagan retiring The firm is sue
.ceeded by Finstad & Aune, who
assume all liabilities and will collect
all bills du8 the said firm Of Sagan &
Aune- 3. H. SAGAN.
OLE AUNE,
Washburn, Wis April FL, 1903.
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CHEQUAMEGON BAY TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
STEAMER MARY SCOTT.
WEEK DAYS.
sUNDAYs

IN
T. }. ".
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PHYSICIANS.

WASHBURN HOSPITAL.
FRANK B. HICKS, NJ. D., Resident Physician.
Washburn, Wisconsin
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AChattanooga Druggists statement.
Pneumonia Robbed Of it's Terrors.

By taking Foley's Honey and Tar.
It stops the racking cough and heals
and strengthens the lungs. If taken
in time it will prevent an attack of
pneumonia. Frost & Spies.
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Liverita the up-to-date Little
I iver Pill; sc boxes contain Is pills.
l DC boxes contain 40 pills, 25c boxes
contain 100 pills. Sold by Fox Bros
Washburn. Wis. tt
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Manager Wanted.

# u
We desire to employ trustworthy
lady or gentleman to manage our
business in this County and adjoin-
ng territory. Our house is we'll and
fayorably known.
$4,000 straight cash salary and all
expenses paid each week by check
direct from headquarters. Expense
money advanced; previous expert
ence unnecessary; position perma-
nent. Address Thomas Cooper,
Manager, 1910 Caxton Building
Chicago, Ill.
AChattanooga Druggists Statement.
Root. J. Miller, proprietor of the
Read House Drug Store, of Cbatta-
nooga, Tenn. writes: ssThere is
more merit in Foley's Honey and
Tar than in any other cough syrup.
The calls for it multiply. wonder
fully and we sell more of it than all
the other cough syrups combined. J"
Frost & Spies.
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THE TIMES
Published Every Thursday.

$500 A YEAR. The Only All Home
Print Weekly Newspaper in Bayfield,
County.
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II I ME Il y Is T. Z
sEAs oNl9Oa.
r r - L ~ :.
(. G. ST. p. M. & o. Ry.
PASSENGER TRAINS I:

PASSENGER TRAINS:
SOUTH NORTH
1880 a.. m. daily 1885 a m daily
IL :55a. m. exSunday 1:25 pm, exSunday
1910 pm exSunday 1886 p. m. exSunday
1850 D. m. daily 5:15 pm. Sunday only
3:05 Sunday only 1000 D. M. daily
*Connect at Ashland Junction with south
bound trains. +tonnects at Ashland juno
ton for St. Paul or Chicago. tConnect at
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ELsBERG Anglers FOLEY.
Latter Serves Notice on Grady That He VIII
Not act Again with Insurgents.

Alba--. April . Several spicy tnterchanges eT'-
lvene5 the debate today the AgneT bill to con
s7l.da-- the Bureaus Of Licenses and Weights ana
Measures which Senator Elsberg spent 4 great
-s-- or rsz -i-na in r7-lshin1 motion TO put the
ti1 or hra1 passage was defeated by vote OF p
- q
In the course of me debate Senator Elsberg said:
- want ~ pur this bin before my party colleagues
-11on its merits 7 an -ired Of asking Senators ol
m own political fas1h 10 support bills favored ny
The Npv--Tork city administration ,
Senator Foley asked with whom senator F1isoerk
might be training to-day
-r7av be doing. ! not training with me senator
S-r-7 me kim CFoieyD. VIII while have my
Senator Foley arose. Nllte Win a5l6e.r
% ar-c cgTze 10 the Senate. he SAID. lor haN-Ils
trained Upou one o. two occasions WIN me .i oIa
Tor from -hz EEth tE1lsberg)- AND J serve llouCe
here and upon party leader tnat N Lut,Il -
~ should in his political wisdom ask me TO cast
nv or -f-. trio Of political insurgents VINO nave
70 standing even in their own party the oTlIy Inl
that wiz induce mA To DO 7 VIII he 'i'f C'ii4iio'N
o. the rauo-:e Of my party
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
CAN'T RETIRE FTREHEN.
Sen0te Kills Bill 4dding to lytwgis' S
4uthOrify.
lpr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Alhauy. April 22.--The Senate declined to pass
this afternoon Assembyman Bostwick's bill in
creasing the authority of Fire Commissioner
Sturgis. of New-Yprk. though the declination
was chiefly on the part or the Democratic Sen
ators. Only two Republican Senators opposed
the bill The measure was opposed because it
granted authority to Mr.. Sturgis to retire any
members Of the Fire Department UP 10 and in
cluding foremen. the age of ffty-fve years
and place them OF the pension rolls
When the bin came over from the Assembly
Senator Elsberg attempted to advance It. but
his motion was defeated by vote Of % to %
a little later he moved TO take the bill from the
table Senator Grady said:
desire to call tbs attention Of the Senate to
the character Of this bill The reas sons of oppo-
sitiOn to il not political: they relate to the
efficiency Of the Fire Department which we
consider the best in the werId The chief OF the
tlre Department has authority over promotions
and transfers Not only does this bill take
away from the chief this authority hut ii vests
IN the Fire Comm issioner authority nowhere
,,s sl|eR ae lnder this bill ne can dismiss fire
men at hfty-fve years OF age deputy chiefs at
t1fty-seven. and chiefs at sixty. There never
mas been good reason why fireman should
"o arpTarliy retired at ffty-fve and the high
ef chiefs retained in the service five yea re- long
er 1t Is a bill condemned by the firenen. A
recent chief was removed and is now seeking re-
lnStatement. If the courts say he was arbi-
trarily removed on his restoration he would
nno himself deprived of his powers in the de-
cnIy one voted in favor Of this bill this morning.
Senator Elsberg answered that the bill was
supported by the authorities Of New York. IF
any other city asked for such authority it would
be granted at once. The uniformed force of the
Fire Department desired the passage Of the bill,
because its effect would be to increase their pen
sions Only about twenty superannuated men
would be affected by the bill
When a vote was taken Senator Wilcox.
though present. did not vote Senator EIsbeTG's
motion to take the bill from the table was
beaten by a vote of 81 to "a. There were
twenty-four Republican Senators who voted to
take the bill from the table but two Repub-
hcans. Senators W. L. Brown and Gates, voted
with the Democrats in opposition. The defeat
OF the motion kills the bill.
The Marshall bill, providing that the Fire
Commission of New-York may purchase q fire
alarm system. install 1t in any building and
charge the rates they may name, was passed by
the Senate to-day. The measure has been the
object of great opposition. and was passed by
strictly party vote.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

Flint < Kent Buffalo; Mr.. Reise linens. No, 4S Leon
B shepard company. Providence. r. l.; Miss Gala
CHER notions No - Leonard ST
smith K Murray Springfield Mass: G. A Rochat
notions. M 81 Whte-st.
John q Machines Company. Worcester. Mass; A A
SpaIdinE silks. j5 White
Brown Thompson & Co. Hartford Conn W NJ
CaIkins cloaks and suits. No. Walker-st
Darholr & McKay. Worcester Mass: / :. Brown
Ioscrh Horne 5'omnary Pittsburg Penn: Mr.. Glenn
notions fancy goods. Denis. No. - Ltspenard st
Mr. Baker. white goods st Denis. No. - L!spenard ST
Tdvysr4 Wren Springfield. Ohio. Mr.: Neeley. house
Edward Ma Iey Company New Haven, Conn, Miss
Tlersn underwear No. - Ltspenardst
Noodhull & Martin. PIanfeld \. ]: John y F. van
dertoef furniture. Furniture Exchange - -
Raymond & NorwalS- Conn; I-e Grand Raymond
furniture. Furniture Exchange
Sveioy & Neevins Patchosue Long Island: A NJ S7Fe-
ioy- furniture. Furniture Exchange
tuis Grossman. Bremen. &c many. furniture. Fhr~
James / MeGranty Long Island City furniture. Fur
Henry brown Long Island: furniture Fur
- NJ AIieueit Syracuse. y, Y: furniture Furniture
Leinbach & Co Lancaster. Penn. H Miller jewelry.
p " Edward & Son Syracuse; Miss A NJ Smith
Daniels Fisher stones Company, Denver. Col; " J.
: Ka-r sons d Washington, D c; g Meyer
F4e-ad square No I67 Broadway. jewelry-
+ O ti-uen Cincinnati. jewelry. MON square
F.I.as-af Bros Albany: II. Eliasof. jewey. Imperial
Louis Pros & Co. chicago: :. T A Iottis 1eNeirJ'
g = Peacock Chicago. ieWelry- Grand
columbus, Ohio: jewelrJ. Navarro
c; Powell Cumberland. Md jevelry. Herald Square
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
YESTERDAY in the United States District Court;

The following petitions in bankruptcy were nIed
Yesterday in the United States District Court;
Schedules we're filed by JOHANN :. PETIT and Ed
~ The principal creditors Blanche A Petit
%eu Prchele s. 500 Herman Pier. OF No II Maiden
Lane So o0D Arsnsten B-othefs of No % Nassau
- ,SS,aiIiies we're fled by DANZIGER BROTHERS. u
~ II Bond liabilities OF ST. 46 and assets
Son ~ No ?72 Broadway. 81 $50: Fotache Ftscnei o.
To 81. broadway. s654. and Nctraclen Mount Of No
ls, roone-st $63 The firm has fixtures valued al $-@
IN ATE = KF,IPI.ATE. Of No. rs William St volun-
r.rtrp Liabilities. $50 157: assets. 50 Gss Ihe
az az - 5,oT@ are Alexander 5000, John Dwyer.
= 7..,- Is1eE keIpIate. $1,000 aRd l. p Southera1d
S3374 The stock IS 500 accounts sf965 notes etc
S'9' xARoE was appointed temporary receiver Of the
,s;,ass ~ Greene & Co. with bond Of 500 A as
Is alleged the FIRMS accounts curing i's
WfJJbM FORD UPsoS was appointed recelter of the
as - Iis Feldstein 223 East Fhrt,-eightf-
:, ne tond was $500
,.oIfntary petition flied asaiast lhe ffOA.l1l
-,I ATr sTAT3 COMPANY ~ No $50 Fulton 81 Ihe
rreditr- is Frank II. sole represented by J
+-t amounting $685.. II is claimed Tie hEn com
at Of bar assigning iuesday
'' ,yVoI1urary petition flied against AI-tfftI =
D I-E-T2 carpets oiiclohs. by the american polot
-ea,-nv Luis p Rtmhers and Max Aorahslns "no
,a ~iams a~afnst the alleged bankrupt amounting COZ
Iectively, To Sos a,.s .,.f,st the .MF,RI-
- ttf-fTTFj COMPANY. of No. i@e West thirty foaFIH
5ssters in patent medicines by three crealtois
TaVfs & Co SIS: George Entfen st'i sLia t1ip
ts-s Ttrrer, s573-the latter claim pe'As e-ue''
judgment
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
NO CTTF LIGHTING PLANT
Assembly Refuses to Act oa Com
missioner Monroe's Bill.
TsY TELEGRAPH TO THE TBIBuvE.i

Albany. April 1.-THE Assembly voted down
today the bin brought here by Robert Crier
Monroe. Commissioner Of Water Supply. Gas
and Electricity Of Nev-York authorizing that
city 70 create plant for the manufacture Of
electricity 10 light its streets. Mr.. Finch moved
that the Committee on Rules should be dis
charged from the considerat ton Of the bill In
support Of the bill AIr Finch said:
This bill merely authorizes the Ner-York CITY
administration to light the streets and public
buildings without being forced 10 suffer from
exCrbitant prices eIaCted by grasping Tnonop-
oily. The city is to-day paying 60 per cent more
fol its gas anc electric light than any other
American city This bill VIII save the city from
$4,000 TO S2-f0.sf0 q year and Il viii he'd Up
any CCT~binaCio that seeks TO rob our citizens.
Users of gas who few years ago paid only 81
6 month are now compelled 20 sustain a charge
Of 500 a month The Mayor and Board Of
Aldermen are heartily in favor OF this bill.
Assernblyn7an Eo-nidge said that he should
vote in favcr Of the motion. as the Democratic
party was committed 20 the municipal ownership
.dea. NJ. Rogers said, The Senate has al
ready defeated this bill What is the use IF
raising II here2~ Mt Finch's motion de-
<eated by 8 vote Of 56 10 65
Among these who voted for it were Assembly
-.eu Agrew. Bostwick r Bulwinke. DAILY
Dali Do0ling. Ellis. Finch. Hornidge. Lit
thauer. Mccarthy. +. J McNanus. Metcalfe
Miller. Mullaney. Afford. Palmer. Prince
Richter. Rosenstein. Sperry and Lutzburger.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS PASSED.
Hot to Go Before the Voters Until 1905
However
Try -ELEeGA7H 70 THE TRIBUNE. ]

A1-a-v April c2-Tbe Assembly passed to-day
re,e~a- ar7eac7aents n tho constitution one ot
them --ss senator Tiiue amendment providing that
no direct tax need BE appropriated FOR the support
Of Tho staAe -ove~n-neut # the indirect revenues
w z-cice fo~ its support Another authorizeS
--- zs,e Of Srat- BONDS for fifty years instead OF
eighteen --ears. the present limit The object OF
mis- amendment is 70 permit the issuing Of long
term canal bonds
= thtrd amendment passed vas introduced ny
er-sto- Davis and authorizes the leZ1slature from
17,e 70 time 70 increase The number 81 supreme
Court 556ees ir ary judicial district Lastly an
s-,erdrlerr vas passed which vas presented py
Assem- blz-r.an Burnett and Senator DowIlns' ana
declared that -'thc legislature NAV regulate ana
e- me wares OF salaries, the hours Of work or
f7h,- and T,a ze provision for the protection wei
fare and safety 0f persons employed by lIe 0tdli
- ~ am. county city town. village. or otheT q -
6f,-s5o~ = the State by any contractor or SUD-
5-r-s-or performing work, labor or services 70.
ire State. O. Tor any coN1.rls.- N''S' -""''' '7
her rfEfI division thereof
ses--9r ly-z-lan Burnett had his arEendrlent SUB
y-iF-re5 fc- that Of Senator Dowug. with a pfotiS
fsr fhef X should be submitted 70 me Peol'l99
,f~tI mo autumn Of 1866 when me otncfs 1lt t.
-r fr Submitted rhe voters The oDJecI o. tllis
.as4-- i 1p.0foIS. first II they were. slbnnltteo
10 rhe reople this year they would eNcIuut a 't
~. lie rr69cSed canal improvements secolor II
thev were submitted in 1894 amid the olstrac
a. tFz contest for .he Presidency. they WOMB ""'
b. srrfEciertIy considered by tnc voters.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ANOTHER BILL NEXT YEAR.

Commissioner Monroe Of the Department OF
Water Supply. Gas and Electricity says that
another municipal lighting bill VIII be introduced
-ext year. and that under the spar of free public
discussion i; VIII become g law.
The bill for municipal lighting plant is not
dead BY any means" said the Commissioner. IT
IS good deal 10 expect 70 have an innovation or
such al important character adopted AT once The
discussion il has provoked has been Of great bene-
q however and ii viii be introduced again next
year The agitation has only Just begun with
reference 70 the city lighting for the balance Of
The wear can say that I shall advertise anew Tor
bids We rejected the bids submitted by the light
t-r cc-7-aros o- the belief that they were exces-
sive II the bids 10 be advertised Ior are
er,,e1lz excessive probably they viii be rejected
u that case tbs city viii have 70 pay for Its hght-
a. on - old basis
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

CarOna-ave Beach. Atlantic City. " J. Finest
Modern high class hotel capacity $50 Rooms er
suite with private baths Elevator parlor etc Excel
Special Spring rates BRYAN & WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
PROTECTS NIAGARA FALLS.
Senate Sets Aside Bill to Permit OF water
Being Taken from River Above Them.
Try TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE-l


Albany. April 12-The Senate set aside 10
day after only a minutes consideration, Dill
introduced by Assemblyman Leggett which
provided according to the commissioners OF the
State reservation at Niagara Falls for diver
sion of water from the Niagara River above the
falls Thomas Y Welch. superintendent OF the
reservation. arrived here to-day and exhlbited
a resolution passed by the commissioners, III
vhicb they sav: THE commissioners of the
State reser- a ton have learned of the introouc-
tIon by Assenblyman Leggett of a bill to amend
the charter of the Lower Niagara River Power
and Water Company as to authorize the
taking by that company of water in unlimited
volume from the Niagara River above the falls
The commissioners have been observant of the
serious consequences Of the withdraw OF wafer
from the Niagara River. and have heretofore
constantly opposed and will still continue TO
interpose their urgent remOnstrances against.
the passage Of grants giving rights for the d.
version of those waters from their natural chan
rel." The commissioners add that they have no
doubt that the very existence Of the falls is seri
ously threatened by privileges to take these
waters. Mr. I-eggett's bill was set aside as soon
a. the Senators became aware of the protest
against il.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
GRADY RAILWAY BILLS PASS.
They Have Been Amended So as Not to At
fect This City
IBY TELEGuAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Albany April 22--The Senate and the Assembly
both passed to-day two of Senator Gradys street
railway. bills They have been amended 10
exclude New York City from their operation. and
therefore are no longer opposed by the city au-
thorities, One relates the afidavits OF the
directors OF a railroad company regarding the
circuTsta of its incorpora tion. and the other
slIspends the limitation OF time for beginning the
construction of railroads finishing them while in
the hands of receivers
The Esberg rapid transit bill, passed by the Sen
yesterday. was reported out OF the Assembly
Rules Committee tonight. Ex- -Sena John Ford,
who has been the earnest advocate OF the BILL
said that he expected it would pass the Assembly
tomorrow without serious objection This is the
bill that permits the city to reserve TO Itself the
right TO operate the new subways If a satisfactory
for operation is not available 1t also per
nits city get the profit from sub-letting
tracts. 1t also eliminates from the present law the
requirement. of 81 90 600 surety in addition the
ordinary contract bonds.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
DEFENDS EAST RIVER GAS BILL.
Consolidated Representative Declares 1t Is
Simply 10 Give Affirmative Rights.

A -ep-esentative Of the Consolidated Gas Com
rarv Yesterday made the following statement
shout the Fast River Gas bill, introduced by
Assem- blvrnan Remsen and passed on Tuesday by
the Assembly
There is no mystery whatever about the East
RIVER Gas bill As originally introduced IN tne
Assembly. # provided for rights for gas ana etec
fric.ty il The Bronx as well as IN Long lr IslanG
C7-v There was much opposition 70 giving
new privileges in The Bronx thet the old Dill Vas
E=zer 10 and new bill substituted therefor rms
new bl crowded that right for gas. cts shouIC
l. confined 70 old portion q Long Island CItS,
--Fz-e The Fast River Gas Company now hes q
large plant and The Astoria Light Heat anu fo"-
= COMPANY = large tract Of land -,
The Astoria company and the PARTIES allied WIN
ne Consolidated Gas and the East River Gas
c9-7-artes have been proposing 70 erect a ere9t
r7'z-- IN Astoria but they have hesltated 20 90
e 7z IrrE as any possible defect could be founo
he present charter Of the East River Gas crn-
-s-v and II was merely 10 give affirmative rlehIs
- -,ie ramuany in that small portion OF me
Borough q Queens (which included. only the lor-
-7e- city Of Long Island Cfty). tha1 the passage
rr the present bill was sought -, = -
The advantages TO the city OF New -1OIA III ~
moving rhe u1auufa cturing plants oI me
----iore corr7paries from Manhattan Island 70 AZ,
-9ra arr incalculable. and the city could WSa {a
,a--e aFc-sed 70 consent TO the passage OF lle
- referred 10. without eXacti1g any perceutaEs
-yla-rze- uTo- the receipts of the COMPANY
bill -T0FideS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
THE END OF DIRECT TAXATION.
Republican Leaders Expect That It Will Be
Practically Abolished Again.
rsf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

Albany, April 22--The Republican leaders are con-
hdent that when the legislature adjours tomorrow
they will be able 10 announce that direct State tax
alton as consequence OF the making Of appropria-
tons IN an economical spirit and the passing Of in
direct taxation laws has been practically abolished
once more Senator George r. Maiby, chairman OF
the Senate Finance Committee. said to-day:
There will be practically direct tax this year.
because il has been found possible cut down ap-
preparations to such extent that an appreCa BILE
direct levy viii not be necessary. We expect to
keep pledges Of the Republican party that
direct taxation should be abolished despite the
failure OF some Of the tax bills. The General APP
preparation bill and the Supply bill about
so 900 00 but the special appropriation bills have
all acted that It is impossible to say
what the total appropriations will be
The grand total of the appropriations. it is est-
mated. will he about So. 900 0c0.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
oNoNpAGANs FORM SOCIETY.

The Onondaga Society formally came into being
at the Hotel Bellcaire last night and celebrated
the occasion by a dinner. The organization is
composed OF persons living in the city who
formerly lived in OnondaSa County. but practically
all the 30 charter members are from Syracuse.
There about Two hundred women who wish to
join the society, and some Of the members opposed
this The majority. however. remained firm in their
intention to bring the ladies in if have
to form an auxiliary. The officers elected were:
President. George :. Leonard president, J. S
Fredericks: secretary, Samuel H. Wendell, and
treasurer Frank J. Marion Among the charter
members are Bishop Andrews, James !. Beden
Sam and Lee Shubert George A. Whalen, Henry
Norton Marvin and Dr.. Lucien NJ Underwood, Of
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
HOTEL RUDOLF,

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
throughout the year
Rooms with and fresh water baths MCSIC~
y. Y RepTeseu tative-3 Park Place. f1-so a NJ 70 !"
T. ". Hotel Imperial 10 A M.-3}0 70 ; = NJ
Telephone $3.50 CortIandu G.. 2. MYERS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-23
ACTION EXPECTED ON POLICE BILL

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRTRrNE-I
A1hanv April 2e.-The Assembly will probably act
tomorrow Assemblyman Finch Dill enlaTsllS
the Nev-York police force. 70 which rider was at
,acbed IN the Senate providing for a three platoon
system The bin was returned from the Senate to-
dav but Assernblyman Coukling objected to It's
being submitted 10 the Assembly. which would
r-1,sI,lz, have passed it. and It went to the Com
Iufttee Rules. -, 49, I'll,
Assemblyrnan Palmer. the Democratic ifaqeF, VII
rress the bill tomorrow because u contains ''T
II55-o,tsiCn for a three platoon system