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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Una GQuiVOCaCi0n

Aver Af sstsDdeF los tslegrRmAs de nu.sfr&
lnformAci0n de Sau Juan, squivocadA IN q .
dlgimos que sl sthDr Hernandez Lopez ca ine6
dc iIegales Las slscrioDes vsrihcadss en- Ia Spo.
cR que oil sehor Mufi7r Rivera era tsfs de- gn-
bisrno, ALA por si 1898, euEndo diio todo 10
eontrarfo.
no podiA ser de osrs mAnsra. En- aqusl
pnriodo do Psspeto para In ley de garangia
para los dsrsehos populaFss, 'uno de las que
compaTtfA con el ssisr Mufiox las responsEHi.
IidAdea del gobieYno, era oil liesnciRdo don
Juan Hsrnandsx 6opsz.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

Al Issgundo tPAta de aeorFalkrssls hasa 81
extReno inealiAe&bia o. pPctsndeF eohibirlo
an "a Is9ftlmo deKseho u dsfsnsa, como oil
fndieA In brutal RgFssf6n de q1s fee obisho sa
abr gado dsfsnsor don EdnAFdo Asufia, por
pArIs de los eompinehss v eorifsos del isfs
honoKaFfo de las tEFbag,
Ia eambio, sn euSnto an psri6aieo fsdsral
6lndspsndiants hRes rsfsrsneiA u ias reEpon-
sAbfIfdadss qua pusdan toeaE . EgoEeus, 10
pFsnEa advsFsaYiR, como pieRda de- un Gspids
no KsvuaIEs fuRioaa, poEs el gFito an si eisio ,,
sn sstllo aapavIentoso IN tanto husso, ha
bIA de calumnia, Do parvsrEidAd, de inquina y
da otFas zArAndsiAs sgPslnznantss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Ell periodista herido
en- Carolina del Sur

DON W. G. Gonzales, psHiodiEtG sspa6ol do
oFfRsn, herido en- Carolina del Sur por ell GO
baFnador del Estado, Mr Tilm&n, es director
del psFi6dieo GStAte1, uno de los mas populg-
res y AcFsditAdoG en- To- gran rapHbiiea.
Mr. TilmAn GonSRIsE srsn osm6eE&tAs
80 Atribuye al Gsns1ble suesSo d animosidad
personal.
e. primsHo de sstos Ia sido pFeso sin fan
m, pusa no 90 sAbs oil Gonzales moKirA de re-
sultas de lA hsEida. El pFon6siieo &c los fs-
euItativos o. FeEaryAdc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Una distinguida artista
hija de Puerto Rico
EN- La ACADEMIA De PHILADELPHIA

Lp dlstiDguida SrtA. puertorriqusdA MsF-
csdss Vivss, hiia dsI doctor don Carlos Wives,
que resids an P0ncs-ha msrscido por su
psrssvsrEncia, su tAlento Hu virsud,u ,un puss-
10 on In Accidents ds aFtss de Philadsi phia,
In m sioY De In Vsrd5ieA amsrieEns.
La ssnorita Wives hiEo aus pFimsPos sstu.
dios da pintura an BhKesicn&-EspAna-bA
biepdoas visto prscisAd& volvsE . Puerto Ri
co, Ab1ndonando Rqueios, poF ciHeunstRnciAs
sspssIatsa, aisnas n 81 dssso.
GraciAs vaiiosAs iphoencias, no sen.
drk que sSttsfAesr nRds poF sna satudios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
MT. spooner


Va aatS AseguFada IL elscci6n de Mr.. John
E. Spooner, para oil SHnado de W&shington.
Los mIembros de Ii IsgisssnFs han celia.
brado una HesI6n gecreta obssqui&ndolo ssf.
Mushoa dem6crAtks 90 unir&n loa rspu-
blieanos para TotEris.
La netfciA In Aeogemes con fFuiei6n DOR
euGnto MR. Spooner dsmusstFs tsner muehRs
mpatfAs poR Puerto Rico trabSiaF por su
msioxGmianto en- tod0s les 6rdsnas de vids.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
OORTADILLO
La renuncia de Mr.. Butler
EJEMPLO PARA EG0ZcUE

Mr. Rutlsr-eelabpe SapsrvIsor d. sIaecio-
nss-ha Fenunefado el cargo gus dsssnpenG-
bA en- In Conisi6n Ia In Poiicfs, aieadoia assp-
tads.
Ar. Butter dies que sa hslls proeeaAdo y
au eontinus cion sn eae cargo podfs coloeAE sn
una aftuaEi6n smbaPaxosE 81 gobsPnsdoT.
Ahf tisns Egoscua nm buan s1emplo.
Paro no la ha de emftsr.
Ego1eue 81 Q asdA muy ftsseo en- ID aleal-
dis.
No rsnunefR.
No Fenunei&r&.
Espera qua 10 rsnuneisn.
o en- ofroE terminoH.
q que 10 bote7l.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
DESGANSE EN- PAZ

Aver Eeeibi6 eEistiRnR sssHltuEk en- sst&
eiudGd IE RpRseiAbls EGnoTs dcna JaAns MGFfa
Vega, madPe do eriAnBS dc n1eStFo quaFfdo
amigo, don Juan ViIIaFfnf Dsgsdo, sscrstsTio
del Connie federal da In loeAlioad,y del sAsgsn-
Esnto don Apgsi VilIaEfnf, tsnb.ea amigo
nuestKo.
EnviAmoa q ans dsudcs, psrtieniarmsLts
& los hsYmAHos Villarini, ell tsstimonio de nuss'
tTo pesAme.
DeBe&nss en- pas
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Suppression de tribunaIes
JUGADAS DE GALLOS
DOS BILLS

SIS dies por San Jasn qus un0 da los Fs-
prsssntRDtss de Ia CsmsrA isiisistiVa pYessn.
tara un biEG regulari.sndo las iogadas ds ga
Ito lss mzntgOas.
Sc dies tam bieu one otro dsisgado pTesan-
tara IN pFoFscto De ley suprimisnd las Cortss
de los DlEtYitos ds Humacso Arscib,, pAsEn-
do los aGnnton de sstAs In de San Jnan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
EL CANAL De PANAMA
.YLA QUESTION TRUST

La discussion dai pro yaeto do ley rsglaman-
tando Ios GsrustaD, h& hseho perdsr mueha i'm
portRp pcfa AI Asunto del canal fnteKoce6nieo.
Esta import1nta cussti6n 90 abandonsdR
poR eli presidents Roosevelt, q uisn Ia aaegurR.
DO mi rnInistKo frances que las obras del canal
NO eomiensan poF culpa del gobierno dc CO.
lomb bis.
Al Ultima hoRA Es assgur& que trianfsrS
dannftlvnmense eI do Nicaragua.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Pago extra a la
trOpa puertorrique1a

Ann no go hs resusIto en- dsanitivA IL
Nauarts que cuoRs oil rsglmierso da s09aados
Nertorriqusfos.
tHRarsea que sI'pYssidsDts RocsevsIs, ss eon-
ReoHS qua 90 hega on disoluci0nl como 10
Nsl aecFsiarln do Ia Guerra.
n los hs>&Rts VI Se disOlyiaFs, 10 pagAriAn
Soa dos mssas Go sHeldoI ex5Ta,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
CardenaI que ha faIIecido

A Ios 10 Ahos de ed&d faIlsei6 en- Roma sl
ohHdsn1I obispo L. B. ParvssehI.
Sc hA nombHado para ocupRr el puaEto que
dsjG ests VEeants 81 CARDINAL Ssrafln VAnmi-
nelli.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
DinerO a prestamOs

S7brs garsntfs hipotsi.sTia ds Aneas ! 6s-
tieas en- las que prsdomine al tsrrsno de vsga
y sohEs- vega, que sstBn ginrss de- TODD graVk-
men, que tsngsn tfsuio de dominic inserito,
Que r&diqusn en las inmeds clones de las DO
hiacIonps de Humacao, Yabueoa. Oaguas, en-
rAbc Juncos, que valgsn cuando msnos dos
vscee In cRnti0ad que ss snitcita: dan a
Dr6stano con fntsr6a por cuatro 6 mas amos
desie m rniI. hasta slate mil dollars.
Psra iLformss dfrigirss dofik ]. ". Caiaa
rssidenta sn San Lorenzo. 16-11
Antss de comprar I'd. aus m al einas visfta
Is FArmasla MARQUEE ROEG. Surffdo
general en- ei rsmo. Passntizados Dc todaa
proEedsncias. Personsl eompetsnta para aI
dsspacho do rsessaH. Agrado prontisud.
Pgeeios ain compstsneia4 Central.
Csguas, Pnsrto Rico. u.
AMERICO MARIN.-Ofraes nuavamsnta
ri pdblico N AGENoIA DE NEGOOIoS Y
COMISIoNEE.
Penes, Pnsvto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

Hall8ndose ell Massachusset manic
brando en- Culebra, revent0 un canon
matandO cinco marineros hiriendo
de grayedad cuatrO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
NotdC1aS

"a ha hsaho cargo del pussso de In psliefa
Go San Lorenzor eI eaho Asnusl Arsisaga-.
D1n Joss Maria o.rriIlo fos sl.gldo para
prseIdir el synntamisnto ds Yabneoa.
IN Mayarnsx a. han csiebrado funsraIss
ror 81 etsrno daseanao dsl que fus nusstro res
pssabIa ecmpasriots der Juan Bianehf Pagan.
4 clos asiafi6 una saiseia eoneuTrancia.
si padre del Sserstario de Pnerto Riso, Mr..
H2rtxen.
Eaestro eoTrsIigienario don Hodssts "a
endsro, he ado abausIto IN II csusa Gus 10 10
ssgIf&, suponiendoas qua habfs disparado
cusndo Ia 6sszPaeiAda musrts ds CesssYo. en
Dorado.
La fslicitsmos.
Tfpos ia canbio:
Londrss'.... - sissa 81 zs71
90 div 4s1 %
Eew-York, vista PAR
R.6su,1s' R.E1Is ,is'1 IA ~ sszD p,sDD
Espana, sdIv TN 20 .. 3 D
Ea MAyaau y IS rskistra 81 matrimonio do
don Manuel Rlos con il n,risa Ursnla Ala
mar.
Ha ingrssRdo sn q manieomf0, pToeedsn-
- de Bzyam6n, In aIisnAda Dominga GoasRlez.
PArses qns Sc tYata ds lamar Iss her-
mAnAs de- la Carload dsl hospital do Maysga =.
Hs aldo nombrado profssor graduado de
YabueoA don francisco 0ol6n, 1oVsn intsl-
gsuta.
LEOH0i0. BARREIRO -.
Cirujano-dsntissa. Ofrsga -
gua asFy1cioE nj p6bIieo. Azss z< ksS
OALIs &c Rutg Bslvis. W *s%SY
OAguaz. Pto-RIs0s SAAAA A@
Joss 9. del vaiIs (Eorts1sz& 71.|-oa-
eiA&s para In gssti6n ds asun4os &dmiaisaratf-
voz an sodos icR csnbros odsialss.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Hambre en- Suecia

Sc rscibsn notieiss do aentirBs una hsm-
brs horrible sn SuseiR, como ssfialos ds las
freenentos nevadAs
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

Los heridos han sido llevados al
hospital, y hoy la una verifc0se el
entierrO a los que murieron.
Asistieron marines y tropas.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

Hoy regreso el gohernador de Fa.
jardo. Allise le hizo IN recibimiento
frio.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

Asegurase que hoy prssentara Egoz'
que Ia dimisi6n del cargo de- Alcalde.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
CaM aRas

La session de hoy en- la Camara no
ha tenido importancia.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
Ell tratado de reciprocidad
CON CUBA

La OomiA6a ds PalScfonss exteriorss h
smitico su ipfoEms Fsspsct0 nj tratado de re-
efproci4ad eontrA Estsdos Uuifea Cuba-
Ess HAt8do 10 discusirk 81 Ssnato el
dix 10
L. eusssi6u De ST m pssa al asunto Is
couaid 4raci6n de Ia O&msra de rsprssentEnsss,
no sc ha rssueito.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17

HOTEL ITALIANO REFoRMADO.- OF.
10 frente IL Pa<a Principal con vista
tres GALES. q nieo en- elass. Eospsdaia
diario Q 1.50. Arseibo, Pso. Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-17
LEOH0Io. BARREIRO

Joss 8. del Vsils (Eorta1szs 71.t-0f-
etA&s para In gsssi6n do ssuntos &dmiais1ratf-
xoz zn sodos icR csnsros odsfalss.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
SOME DECREASE SHOWN.
Many Liquor Dealers apparently
Unable to Pau for Licenses.

Ar the close of business yesterday the total
amount received for excise licenses at the office OF
the Excise Department. No 1 Madison-ave-. was
s711465S. The total number of certificates OF all
classes issued was $40. these figures being for
Manhattan and The Bronx The total receipts for
New-York County for the year which ended yes
terday were about S. 470,Ooe This includes con-
siderable amount for the first days in May from
dealers who were slow in raising money, and also
fees for transfers and all night licenses and for a
number of new places opened In the year
Making allowance for the receipts during the
year it would seem that the increase In the re
cepts far this year is not so cent over those
for the same time last year. As the cost Of Ger
tffcates has been increased 50 per cent. II would
seem that good many dealers were unable TO
take out certificates for the coming year
There are four classes of certificates which. IN
New-York County. are graded as follows: % Where
goods are to be drunk premises-that is. for
either saloons hotels-formerly $500. now slZV0;
% goods not to be drunk on premises-that IS
storekeepers' enthusiastically $500. now $i0O
90 drug store So now 81 50; () such places paint
stores. where alcohol is sold. formerly s25, now
sS7 &C. With the exception of drug stores, all classes
pay more in New-York County than elsewhere In
Yesterday the would be patrons of numbers of
saloons in Manhattan were confronted with per-
Theas swRRe bo P6sf1 P6e ean III s9 of b Vine LqTor
and Beer Dealers Association of New-York CITY
informed the public that and after May l the
price of ale. porter and lager would be 10 cents
and generally increased cost of commodities. no
lunch would hereafter be given away. The proprie-
tors of some saloons in the TendeTlOn declared that
henceforth champagne would cost so cents more
bottle
saloonkeepers that the increase in the excise tax
would cause least onethird of the hQuOr dealers
to go out of business there falling off of only
315 per cent according to the figures given out last
night at the office of the Excise Department Of that
borough. The receipts tax certificates show an
increase of nearly s10G0.000 over last year.
The number of tax certificates for saloons issued
in Brooklyn far is 3S32 compared with $50 last
wear and the officials say that undoubtedly they
will be called on to issue some more next week
The receipts from the licenses taken out in Brook
Iyn this year were s. 134 S65; last year they
81 190 750
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PROGRAMME FOR TO-DAY.

ST. Louis May 1.-The programme for tomorrow
is as follows:
Civic parade will move from Grand and Linoel
aves at 1870 a
Parade win be reviewed by visiting Governors
from the reviewing stand, between the Manulacl-
11rers and Varied Industries buildings
- +7.9o ~ the audience will assemble in the
Liberal Arts Building.
William H. Thompson, chief OF the grounos anu
buildings committee and treasurer OF the EXPOSE
ton company, will call the meeting to order
Invocation bv the Rev. William P. Harper, OF
Chicago. ,,,,,,,. r,,ds.v, nc
address Of welcome by Governor Alexander NJ
Response by Governor Benjamin B. odel. tr' of
New-York.
Following the exercises in the Liberal Arts build
ing the site of each State building Will pc oedl..
Gated All these dedieations viii take pace pe,sa al
. hout the same time In cases the exercises
viii he brief and others. such as Connecticut
New-York and Missouri. elaborate -, o..
Fx-President Cleveland will start TOT nome ~
morrow morning. going directly to Princeton n j.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
Died.

HUGHEs-on May I. Margaret II Hughes ased "a
years Funeral services al the chapel q the Home.
May 2 at 80; also al TIE residence Of her nephew.
sradf9Td NJ - HnaPP 20 90 r srooAiyn' on
LATHROP-sudaenly. on THURSDAY. April 30 1908.
Leonard. son Of the late Rev. Leonard E Lsthrop-
Funeral services the residence Of his b-othernax.
ave. Saturday. May ?. at y o'clock
MAYO-on Thursday. April 30 1903 at her
dence. No. - Mornassids-aye-, Eltzsoeth Bush.
In the Ssh Of hey Funersi services will
Christ Church. Greenwich. Conn., On Saturday.
May ?. at 1 O'Clock
NAUIBURG-At No - West 5sth-ss-. after lingering
Illness. Bertha. infant daughter OF George ". and
Emma A.. NaumbuTg. aged II months and = days
O'REILLY-
Roman Cachoic Orphan Asylum. held cn FEcay. May !.
1905 following resolution adopted: TIE
Z. tns & En 5 eaTas5 i5 1he epes, rest Of the
their associate Nj Cornelius Reilly, T5o has
a been l most s-Siss Z el - rs I'M ---ess r. % @ i l 1
members OF the board desire adj their testimony
O'ReiIv n his many charitable untirinx
zeal and devotion in every cause n which ne vas en-
the community has suffered n his Death
JOHN II FARLEY Archbishop.
FORBES J. HESNEssY.
Secretary
swANN-At the Buckingham Hotel. on Friday sftsr-
noon May l. 1893. James swami Intsrment at At
lanta Ca
vIEToR-suddepIy. IN Bremen. Germany. on May L
Marie Victor widow Of Frederick Victor. IN her ssth
year
wARD-on AprI %. ex-Jus,ice Frederic A. ward. aged
Brooklyn Heights. O'Clock. Saturday afternoon
SONS OF THE REVOLUTION OGlee of the Secretary,
146 Broadway Room $40 New-YorS. May L lsOa-Ihs
services Of member Frederic Ward.
sv a. eFSss Nae ehuT2 F2zI TT n M.I s'4 Pa.nt
NORE PATTERSON FERRIS Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
STUART ROBSON BURIED.

Cobasset Mass. May Stuart Robson lhe
comedian who died in New-York on TUESDAY was
buried al the Central Cemetery here this afternoon
IIis immediate relatives and few OF ms ihosl
intimate friends went to the cemetery. out 'ieie
was no religious service. Among those at .iie
crave were Mrs Robson. Stuart Robson. IT, hei
- Nv r2ohson's daughter by his first wife. Mrs
worten s Crehore and his grandchildren MISS
eleanor Crehore and Morten Crehore. Ihe grave
i beside that OF Mr. Roeson's first VIE ana aiso
= -. - 7 auyrence Barrett. 1t was the dead
,an,s wish that there be religious service not
even a prayer was offered. Augustus ihoLiiAs, $50 .-
MIA wright however. spoke fe" "oius u -
p pIHS 49, "a ,,sesed his summers in this town
for many years. 49,, r.,,o. IN
The body was removed from the hotel So g.. -
NewYork. this morning. Flowers weie ser -
The hotel hv Joseph Jefferson. Grover Cie'eiatIu
li-e W sat --o German. Daniel V. Arthur Ehe mem
hers Of Mr.. Robsons company. the pages OF me
House of Representatives fSnn tr innnmerabie other
ing se,Feq inci1dng the Lambs and Green ICON m
CUPS @ VI, = id af the various hospitals
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
TO GIRDLE GLOBE IN FORTY SECONDS.
It Is Hoped To Do This on July 4, When
Pacific Cable Opens

Montclair. n. J.. May 1.-E. c. Bradley second
vice-presdent of the Postal Telegraph Company.
who IS a resident Of this place, says that on July
4. in connection with the opening of the new cable
the insular possessions of the United States.
effort, which now gives promise Of success will
be made to circle the globe in forty seconds. The
message will be sent from the main office Of the
Postal in New-York City. and IT is hoped will be
received on the opposite side Of the within
forty seconds after the operator sends the
other.
This feat will Immediately follow the exchange
of messages between President Roosevelt and Gov
ernor Taft at Manila The message will probably
travel over only two lines. These will be the land
and ocean wires of the Postal and the Commercial
Gable Comp pany, which may be considered one, and
those OF the Eastern Telegraph Company
The message will &C from New-York to the Pa
cifc Coast by the land lines of the Postal. and
thence to Manila by the Commercial Gable lines.
Al Manila it will be taken up by the Eastern and
hurried London, here it will be again turned
into the lines Of the Commercial Gable for trans
mission under the Atlantic To make the time
calculated on there will have to be instant COM
munication between the various relays, but most
of this has been worked out already and the rest
viii be cared for long before the date for the trial
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
RUMORS IN NJ. s.. r. CASE.
One That DIR. VreeIand VII Not BE
Held on Libel Charge.

There was A rumor yesterday that Magistrate
RarIov would refuse to hold President Vreeland
Of the Metropoltan Street Railway Company OF
the charge Of libel preferred by William n
Amorv Rumor had it, further, that this "ould
not at all displease District Attorney jerome; tnat
on the contrary, il would be IN part result VI
the report which Arthur W. Teele. the accountant
has made to MIR. Jerome.
A story that Mr.. Teee's report had oeen oe-
Iaved because the Metropolitan authorities refuseo
~ let Mr. Teele inspect the vouchers for certain
entries was denied by De Lancey Nicol
ION The contrary" Mr.. Ncon said, If the re-
mort WAS DELAYED at all 1t was because Mr.. Teele
bad men up there for ten days checking over those
vouchers Now l don't know in the least "haI
his report was but l assume 1t will be the same
as Idttle's because they equally competent
equally honest and both had the same material
to work with"
Regarding his report Mr.. Teele refused TO talk.
He would not admit that he had not seen tne
vouchers and would not even admit that ne couio
not have made a competent report without Ihein
Il shall have to refer you to Mr.. jerome ior III
information about Metropolitan he said w Mic
I should be willing to tell you all know. Mr.
Jerome is my client, and without MS PERMISSION
can tell you nothing.
If MAGISTRATE Barlow does not refuse 10 noio
Mr.. yreeIand, it will mean that further steps
against the Metropolitan would have to take the
form Of civil suits which would be practicaly n
+erminable or an investigation by the DlsITicL AZ
tornev which would be the quickest possible way
Of proving the correctness or u .tn
I-aS+erdav as TO whether Mr.. jerome would ad-
ysnce to activity the investigation ne has pendln
if he did what action he would take with regard
@ the PaEe-NaSon dealings
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
1fnrriPd.

CHAPNAN-PINE-On April so. at the home OF the
BRIDES parents Cincinnati Ohio. Mary Evans daughter
OF Mr. Mrs William Pine. and Charles Il Chapman
OF brooklyn. ~ y
CHAPMAN-WOOSTER-O Wednesday. April %. 1908
al Forest Hin Presbyterian Church. Newark. n. J.. by
the Rev Henry VsnderDeek. Lucy Montgonery daugn-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs Reuben Wooster. 70 Dr. George a
Chapman Glens Falls N Y
OODHART-SMITH-On Thursday. April 80 1893. at
the Incarnation, BY the Right Rev. VIII
Doane Bishop Of Albany. assisted by the Kew.
Wi'Iism NJ Grosven5r. Marion Hopkinson. daughter OF
Mr. ana Mrs r. Hopkinson smith. 70 Heron Charies
Coodhart.
KETJFY-HJ-N-O- April % 1903 ST. Peters Church.
sbsrv bv the Rev. W. ". BattershaE. Ar, Frederick
n Kelley and Lydia L.. daughter or Mrs Edward
r
MORRIs-wAIKER-On Thursday. April 30 1909. at the
Crt1rrh Of Holy Trinity Brooklyn. by the Rev Dr
nlmerfeld E. SniveIy. Of Philadelphia. jean Hender-
sor daughter = Mr. and MIS-. Robert scott walker OF
Trooklyu Charles Norris. Of New-fork
PIX KFR-PTKER-O Wednesday April %. az the Church
~ Incarnation. the Rev William NJ GrosVeaor,
Siarv Jackson. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs John La
Riker to Henry IngeTson Riker.
Y yK-ADT.FIGH-FINCKE-On Tuesday. April IS az The
T@T-f PRESBYTERIAN Church Brooklyn. BY the Rev L
Mason clarke D.. Julia Hutchinson daughter OF the
i@Te Charles Louis Fncke. 10 the Rev. Henry Rswie
WadIegn
Notices Of Marriages and Deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
PRESIDENT In TOPEKA.
He addresses the Y. N. &. Il. and
Laus a Cornerstone.

Topeka Kan, May 1.-President Roosevelt
made two addresses in Topeka tonight, ore at
the laying of the cornerstone of the new Rail-
road Y. NJ. c. A building, and the other at the
Auditorium before the International Conven-
ton of the Y. NJ. c. A. Both addresses were
heard by immense crowds Of people, and were
received with great enthusiasm. After laying
the cornerstone the President went to the home
Of Governor Bailey, where he <vas entertained at
dinner. His last address was delivered at $50
o'clock The city was elaborately decorated
President Roosevelt's train arrived hour late.
Over 1900 people had assembled at thesite of
the new Y N. G. a building to welcome him.
At 6:55 O'Clock the booming of cannon an
nounced the arrival Of the Presidents train
north of the river. It switched from the
Union Pacific to the Santa Fe tracks and run
down TO the building. The President was es-
corted to a platform where he made a short ad-
dress and then laid the cornerstone.
In his address Mr. Roosevelt expressed his
pleasure at being in 'the geographical centre or
the United States" He congratulated the Young
Mems Christian Association convention that
they had come to Kansas for their great meet
ing. and said he hoped it would be the most
profitable ever held He characterized the
Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. one of the most potent
agencies for good in the country.
Earlier in the day the President visited Kan
sas City, Mo-, and Kansas City, Kan. He was
enthusiastically received in both cities and made
brief addresses. At Lawrence he left his train
and drove through the crowded streets. but
de no
New-York tribune., 1903-05-02
STATE GAINS S4,7OO,OO0.
Decrease IN Licenses Under Nez0
Lac Less Than 5 Per Cent.

Albany, May 1.-The falling off in the number
OF liquor license holders, due to the passage Of
the law increasing license fees by 80 per cent,
Will not exceed per cent, according to the fig
of the State Excise Department. All liquor
tax certificates expired last night and a new
license year began to-day.
The department tonight gave out statement
showing that returns from more than half the
State including greater New York, indicate that
the total revenue for the liquor tax year will be
about S17. $4,000, and that the decrease in the
number of licenses will not exceed D per cent
The State and locality. on the basis of one-half
to each will respectively, receive upward of
SIS 100000. This will be an increase of about
81 700 900 for the State over the revenues OF the
LIQUOR tax year expiring April 80. 19U3 and an
increase of about 100000 for localities over the
revenues for the period