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New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
FRANCIS WILSON IN "ERMINIE.


Good old 'E-uli-ie," true musical comedy.
6e-rh-fll evenings entertainment and the best
-e--le Francis Wilson ever had for the display of
he g-c-escue comedy. was again shown by Ny
Wilson n The Casino last -lEht before a merry
audience This is the fourth revival Of the
Jak1bozskl-F -Faulto1 comedy that has been made in
Nev-TC-k since the original IUn began a. the
Casino ir June, Iss6. and enuld. almost without
hTeak twelve hundred nights later. But M Nil-
SCI Be- suI 'hls mothers first offence, stiu The
orCL clown. stiU the grotes9lely serious ~--eaI IA
who once seen. cannot BE- forIotter- because he iS
character 5aIt up az every point with care-li
a-- and lohbIng huror Mr. Wilson too is sun
tdt sane Francis Wilson after clrtallial- Ipr' u
response t9 the cries f0r spee- p, he gently as
su-ec -te audience. WIKI q mid wave o. ms hand
toward the Herald Square Theatre. that everything
w1ich ----d be construed a. Immoral had been
eliminated from this new play OF his before u was
brought i-to NtW-Tork-
Wl-lsu1 Frederick played the part ot flaf7----s7'
snE p.aye5 II very wei and Miss Eadge Lessing-
re-ur-i-r ~ Is as pretty and graceful a1c nleIIs
eve- r,ayec Iavctte She frisE6d IN the lco' TOO
long skirts CT the pert maid altogether delgHtlo--S'
&C El1r ar Wilson sang and danced in the 30
Esph James and John" song as-ceintlly as coo-a 1
wished Mss Marguerite sylvia, in the utle part
was Cot SO satisfactory. She was more sopll-9-'
estec and ress meI0cious than her pfece-7s7'i7
have boe- fa.re ir fact, 70 catch the sp4ll 7'l-1
a. the Character or the music Mss Jessie b1fJett
Davis sang ne part II Captain Delauney. Sne mas
sung ur1ch better in the past Those who hear her
The frEt time row would DO wei 70 bear li-s lA
s1Hc. TIE piece is pretLy mounted and siioo'H's
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
OBITUARY NOTES.

r-ineS+on. y Y. Oct 1s.-Joseph Dubois, for more
49,. +,,e1-v-fve years a druggist Of this city. IS
5ea5 NJ heart disease. He was interested II west
ern mining proyetu~s'
,,1,-- oct 19-WiIlian Clemenshlre. the Oldest
-.-iserf If Albany Is dead at the home Of the
i++Te sisters of the Poor here only three months
- Than ore hundred years old His memory or
-be early years Of the last century Was inmate anu
bis mind was clear until the last
- vo-z Cftv was found deaa in bed in her
roCn,s In the Broadway House to-day. She was
.+vtv-seven years old and q widow.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
ELLSWORTH DENIES THE CHARGE.
SAYS HIS Company Is Not Importing Con-
tract Laborers.

Pittsburg Oct IA. " Ellsworth. pre7-i1n1 =
the Ellsworth Coal Company. WAlch Is
81 i--nortinR Welsh miners. denies that either ne
or his company has made any arranse--1H' WIN
foreign miners or their agents. ,.--
This report said Mr.. Ellsworth Is a17''-l-S ~
false think. however, that / can tHIo" So--i7
light on its origin. Some OF tie men s-ll--e5 -. =
- Trobabfv wrote their friends that
fFsv Could secure Jobs on TINS Slle als-
teered 10 heIp them If they came o.--o,sI ~ re
co-11aTv The fact is that have al tne men
We want. ana W nave no Lee- y ----r-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
OBITUARY.
MRS. ELLEN MATTER DAVIS.

MontcIair. y J.. Oct. 19.-Mrs. Ellen Mather
Davis. seventy-seven years old. widow OF Judge
Noah Davis. Of New-York. died last night al the
home Of her grandson. Noah : Davis No. y
Douglas Road, Glen Ridge, from heart disease
She was born in Gaines. y. Y. The burial Will
be at Albion y. Y. Noah Davis was a justice
Of the New-York State Supreme Court. and pre-
sided AZ the Jim" Fisk murder trial and the
Tweed trial be had also been a member Of Con-
COS and United States District Attorney. he
died in 1902 aged eighty-three years
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and TO-day's Forecast.

y-e.s.rrr5- oct ie-Fair weather prevails generally
.----,ut The Uz.ted states TIE barometer IS low IN
-, lake region and high in the South Atlantic and Gulf
s-z- ard an area of high barometer EXTENDS from the
sa Pacific 7asr To the middle Rocky Mountain region
The -e-7e-atlre has risen the central and eastern
a.t--ts and has tire Northwest and along the
r.s,--. ost n the Middle Western States the TEN
-te is 10 to - degrees the seasoned average
s-4 -~e--u-1 q 80 degrees was reported Monday al
Dodge. han ,-.
-z -hs vvcather will continue fair in al districts
r ba -sr-rerature viii rise the Atlantic and SulI
1-. che o-ie valley and the lake region On Wednes-
5s -str .. likely ii the West Guf dislIlo's
g.- zg,--5a ard the upper lake region On the New
---- -,-s- tbe vinas Tuesday VIII be fresh 20 brisk
=, .-b4--e-- on the AiGd!e Atlantic Light % fresh
t - s-s.thugsst. On the south Atlantic coast Nshl
-..tls shifting to fresh nortai On the 1ut coast
- - sst cast and in the lake ,esicn fresh u brsk
vest. - 60 r-,-o,ss, ror-s ,rfl
.-.s5 .os-bvest winds and FAR weather to ne
Grand Banks
--,pro.s- roR TO-DAY AND "WEDNESDAY
- -,e--et Of Columbia Delaware and Maryland f1iT
% - .o-sav wednesday tairi fresh south 70
southwest winds 49, . 49, - Wednesday.
-- -o-ssv. fresh southwest winds
= ,-.s-E,sglana fair and ~a-n'sT to-day "e-i'
- -. s-es- 70 brisk southwest winos
=, l-s.,err Ne-r-ycrk and NeT-JeTsey' Iaf -
-. vr.4Des5sy. warner today fresh sou'-"sat -,
a. y-sr.-l Pennsylvania and Western NeN-40lA'
- .-6 warmer to-day; fresh TO nr-sA west WINS
vy-dresdzs party ciat1y-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
Died.
Death notices appearing In TIVE ~ - '
me without extra charge


-- ~ lsaiis1r. Lsuis De 3 -
Aas-s Ee=u Il r--s,-s
FesseI1e-. iaoHl1s 49,
Fraser. Mary j. II -- ,--+-
,D->-Ep A. rsr-if--ron W. October H. lsu5 " ~
So -car ~ ner aze Ma-y 2 L-nlef, ,lF F~a, ets
Vesrs fatnlul friend 10 ne fanny ~ -.--1 -
f,rand b Cann0n. Notice q flHe-44 Nei7
n N sunday Octlber IS. a. Der rsslIsace %
Da,eIas Road CIlsu-.---. y - ----
90 0f ne IaIe Judge Man JAWS -'---- % $3.50
hereafter
z-,- ,-r,r-,- suddenly Monday octohsr 70. 1903 az
r.sderCe No. 15+ " -@I rt--s-s
tls eL7 - ~ fbe zte Th.uzs Eess-nde1. 9- r tye-
sen-e- h ais t6ta wear Natce d funeral neeaLe-F
-,, ,.-7=7-suddenIy ur Oct1Der t. Mary j. Eraser
s--7rrfer Of the late John p FT@s7.
- -a..sfrcs sf rs. RoosTt -larEs No 900 -1al
a. - - TIes4ay evening OcJcber ~ AZ ei1l1-
c,rrrs0N-At Grange y. J.. October - l.ta. @ L1--s
-, Fl-f= GsltiscE cgsd 81 years -nsia4 s. 4-ss
= 80 n tns O.aLgs valley ColEFe=d--1nal ill--l
-e4- i D ~ La-rLdsts Wal Le N
-I- Inc tJrargs station on arrival u 2 n -fa-l
fr-r1 IsrcLav and Christopher SIS
,.>-z.771At -,osellz y =. October r. locs re Rev
il , ~ % = = NcNelIle .. . services 81 II a. ne
y5-s5--s6ev Ccto1er 81 a. No 30 +h-a'e- Wss''
Eo-el-e. n j
m c~-ore- II 1858. Julius Robe scr q ne ate
- I-re.ls Rome aged 80 Fl---a serves a.
Narl-- co 1-F 3utt-7 an +All
- ,u Tu-sl1Er C-tJ1er -. ialos dt Au~1o
lrteruasut a Woota"n
A.. rts -ezt5ence Port Chester y Y. October IS
R,aa. -a-iEe ct --tril----7s AFIsl a. ~
80 ~ ,T@ - n year ot MS 4sr S-s4a. sss44s .
- I.-so o'-il.s. from Ch4f-h OF Sef LAZY OF
Mercy. Port chester
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
MINERS WARNED IN WALES.
But Many Had Already Sailed Under False
Pretances

London Oct 19.--At a meeting Of miners held to-
dav In Rhondaa Valley. " ales. William Abraham.
Liberal Member OF Parliament from the Rhondda
VaUe- Division read a cable dispatch from Secre-
tar Wilson Of the United Mine Workers OF Amer
To- v4r1f-r welsh miners against advertisements
Offering them employment BY Pennsylvania coal
operator .---.---. -t-o ---,
M Abraham said he had investigated tne case
and found that Welsh miners mad Oesn llre1 %
tbe United States under false pielen-es 1Iey
rafd Their own Lassases to Newly 0rk- cut II ASKED
g-If+Hsr they we're under engagement, Lley were
fustructed to say no. Each miner carried sS1Lel
Liter addressed % a certain EC-FlQlal n -Se"-
york MI Abraham said he susDected mat these
49, had been Induced TO go out as "DacSiegs. am
.;-- -1a -i,- v-o-I,d be sent hack bad pennies
The meeting authorized Mr. AbrahaIn % se.it d
Ca5la dfsra.Cb TO Secretary Wilson saying Lhtl Ius
T7av - question had gone OUT under laISe
ar5 r-oTId not have gone IL they had known tAelr
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

There will be q reception az the rome OF MIS- Nrs-
william lie Baron Allen al foft "AS'i.I-7 80
- - saturday from 70 .. IT., given by the
-,s--hers of the National Art Theatre Society Tor
tbs National Arts Club and the Nineteenth Centur'
cum Edwin Markham viii make an ADDRESS OF
..-re National ART Theatre The train VIII iea't
Nirth-eve. and Thirueth-st az : p NJ
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
-uomae wEIcH VERY Low.

Niagara Falls, " Y. Oct - tspeeia).-Thomas
Y Welch. superintendent OF the state reservation
a., very low al his home in this city Win typLoid
s.,.ar He was taken III six weeks ago ana as
lss shcwn suv improvement he is nfIy-tnree
tesra cd and has heen superintendent OF lae 4sS
55sTl. since IL was established July D. lsS~
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
plAu ON WAY TO WASHINGTON.

raeavood. y J. oct 19.-Seaator Thomas 1
7latt and Mrs Platt left Lakewood this LloIl'4I
80 Nav-York en- route for Washington
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC


a arss5an. "a lar a a. 9 a M To- S.%.oaas-
am M ger idr srai stiA smsra except cssfs esO and
soutn Paclac ports PER : > Igeasaa via Seloa % sn.l
: Pathhndsr. via Ns5agusz
EsPATAs 70 D.. II gB-. Ha' T. Ps, s,s ,sss sss.
VsaeElsls Tlndad Britlsh ana Dgteh Guiana must %
msn.sry f2so D. M Tor Bananas. per Aliils
mail mgs BE- aTsSJsd per 5 sor As PgrEs Isl1ae ss1
Dominican Repuole per s CesTozss: @ a. 10 - 1 =.
Is5aar5 ana wiaduari ls,saas Esitish Duiah Aaa
III rl SY11t a r. Tor N0Fthsrn Brazil. per
Ir Es9erarz1 mail f5r Mexico. Progress. Cam
peche and Vera Cruz must be direetsa per a 8 "a
2eIaaza D. a. Y n ssgPgsns1SssH -" ,,s - Va
s-5I-o N .st Be directed per 3 . saratoga''li a.
"a i3r NeSfaandiaHd. per siberian. ;roa Phs-
N s9r Brazil ala per ,,: ss,asa:. =.
Nortaera Brazil. Argentine, Uruguay saa rsssssay
RgsJ b d-.sezsd PEI pprs :. > - e. 30 ssapDi.
sl5ay 80 r. 5or SIFaeao % ga SsassaS.a, , '
directed per zuiia ) A. a 5 "a fsF PORE sec.
gersars gss 700 a. M for s0rtuas Island. JanAle2-
-. aai1 Ss- a ga 1 @ AUS ts atrsctf Per a sl,Is-
ga1ny D. a. 10 a n f9r cuba per > ? hszico va
as94 sad , a "a, 2sd 2 Fa!ssss zaie per- a. sa6sss n
NAILS FORWARDED oyEkLyANSD. o-FsIylS ETC. Exez7r
cIBA-via FI1rtda cioss az mis- o-es eally, s.esyt
5e. sF-7 n assa1Ss al @ aad satafass va TsHDs saa on
n2Ieo cITYoysrazi unless sasris!ly ssaFs.zsa ..-
81
sunday. a. 40 p m ana i1ao ,. N ssnsAys - I
NEv@Fol- SbLSND-By ral 70 Nessh s-dsey. .se
Thence By ceses a. this Office daily ar 10
(-.s5ssssy H lnS ssrurG1yi.
JAMAIcsy & e. :, ss sS1S "a sAs vsas asnrs y s's&ns'
MIQC CELONBy raii % Bos'sns and taeacs % ssssnsF
pssizr safz7 az PIrRro S7r cosTEz and 6UATEMALA-sv
s e sy .ps 1aa sssy s a a. e ss', rs .as
scn! se m ma. fSissz' s:ss as, a. m.aei7s :. sa 'r % N
COSTA FGTA--By rail 70 s~-oTleans. ana tasne- ~
4 "a Al
i.s6 n ana tii:so p. n. Sundays "a 3. n .si
+iise D N eonnecting mai elosea here Tuesdays q
,Rssis.-rsd mall closes atsp previous ss.
rRAxspAcIFIc MAILS
rirs asy a. 80 p N TO October IA iasiasivs so-
S.v 55ssa zss sHS a sqslsas w;.a sse.s.sga.
day q, go p ,-s @ m ne e5-ara steamer carry y
e-Ish 5~-sb -,sI = Se,sZeaIasd does not arrive
i9 tine 2 naeeL a. =. 55s s.s5 II m sun
ssys a. 80 20 5t q @ aui a sss arrival e ne eaa.Si
Hawai- Iapaa Cas sna sDss,.iE .ssTsssee 5.sh & ,es
49,, 81 A. . m sp October 80 inclusive. Cor Dis
Pf-B.as Islands saa Fes'ifeo ~ si s7ss 1-rs ~ s.y =
- n Transoart -, 80. - -
cnne aal lsr. 5s,y a. ESQ N % October ~. NJ
ela-lya - sPaJf-h P5st.i Assaey al shsassal
esrrs5 ss ;arvarasa ys Csnsdsl -. m. :. s,o
c5n9 aa 5 % o.tassr rs inclusive. ispstes
Hawai- si yasess :2 :1S:s 9s5s ,9 f9y s.s,s q sso
.,.-aS 1,zsspt we,n Tn ISLANDS ana Sew-csl-asai.
ysaSsaSs5 % s5 a. sS Nsv5s 4 aeis ~ dssps,ss @
vBrInss BrTr = 5tser.s addressed v.ss Au.rr.ra Is
Tues va San Frsseseo.- -ss 5oess ss Fh's ~
rors'' r-usf Be tvl'y p.spais az ne ssrsFa rates
ss.psesc rsis are fsrvsrsed = ssfiHs assiv
a. ,ss 70 s- ss-a -vs-isas sraas,- tS<s,.
trree NAL sie-cr i-sr-, = I,s = W. S-- p,.,ns,.sr
,,s.s-c. Ssw-Ysrk y 2 oc,csG IA iaca
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
MITES OF THE STAGE.

p, consequences OF the demand for places 70 see
II sothern in "The Proud Prince Daniel
Frchr1au announces that an extra maunee per
-. IF this plav will be given on Tuesday
= 80 vveel, ar the Herald Square Theatre. the
al week Of Mr.. sotAern's appearance at that
house.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

BIT EAKLY Mall TRAIN
~ al roirts in the Catsd states Canada and Mexico
Ieutside o. boGoughs cf Manhattan ard TIE hQAi
40 to cuba Porto Rec. HAWAII ans ths E@4i2Plaes
without e~lTa sx,sEss Tor tOrs-.l sSs-@ea
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
MANY DETAINED II PHILADELPHIA,
Commissioner Williams Says TO Contract
Laborsr Can Pass HIS Inspectors.

P6Il-de!-z.a. Oct 15--Tvea---eisEt persons. one
OF ,hzza a woman, comprise the party @. welsh
miners vino are detained r this city on Suspicion
Of being contract -ahore-s. They arrived on the
steamship Have-fo-d from L.verpoo. yesterday
ard were landed today. TIE entire party IS
chartered at TIE International Hotel near the
Arnerf an Line piers
Offcers OF the United Mine Workers Of America.
representatives OF which organization are now
here. are largely responsible for the detention OF
he party Miners employed Ellsworth and
other sections OF Western Pennsylvania said 10
miners and informed the officers. who IN turn
gave their information 10 the government All the
detained men feel they have been duped- and say
thew viii be glad 10 return to Wales and stand the
ereuse of the trip Sey eral OF the detained n uers
assert that hundreds Of lUred by the promise
fields and that more on their way 10 this
country.
Commissioner Williams. when told yesterday o.
the violations Of the Contract Labor law discovered
b the Bureau OF Immigration. and -hat nearly one
hundred contract Iab0rCrs were expected TO arrive
AZ this port soon. said he taking care that
none would get by the Ellis Island officials He
said that all the immigrants were examined with
great care when there the slightest suspicion
of them being contract ia6Orsrs. and that the in
zDectors would oe ordered TO take unusual precau-
tiors 10 prevent any Of the large party que here
from landing At the Offices or the steamship com
ranies me agents all SAID that they knew OF no
large parties Of contract aoorers coming over Oh
Haf
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

Hrass temperature yes,-Il-, aats iast year G..
srersea 81 average far rsnty-avs years -
average Tor eorTespofa.is Sv ana wednesday warmer
Locsl toTeez1t-EFs..rs vfnss.
to--saz. fresh sc1thNss ~
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

After the market closed last night group o4
Wall Street brokers, under the guidance o. " N'i.a ~
y - attended, the rehearsals Of The Pit
- the Madison Square. and made many sugges-
ions in regard to the panic scene in the fourth act
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
Special Notices.
1--Innne suhserIPtIen Rates.

address
- spr al. and address changed
~ -.,ser.u.! rs may B.sen % ysGr Iesuar
rsfre H.. ing lF convenient. had taen
rp Ia THE TRIBUNE o--ie
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
---r--Nr 1ocL OBSERVATIONS.

= ---.r, tae continuous ~.te - -. seIr-
Ia t-- --,re a. indicated BY Ihe ltola
ro4s S9-4 IN. 5 eo5'S4 @sl5ser ias r' Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

NAL reca-d from The Weather bniea1
The foiiowins ne temperature Tor The last tveny
shows the changes - Win corresponding date OF
four H'- ra07 1902
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
SINGLE COPIES

SINGLE COPIES.
SUNDAY ssats - ~ I,y Hl1vIE". : sests
Da,tttIli Daa,lttIiv FARMERS eslts
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
PO-tonre Notice.

(Sh01Id be rad DAILY by al Interested ss cnanS-s
occur az Cmel .oo.
F1reIg1 mails for the week ending octooer - L-e.
VIII tp.cp-ly % all casesl az the General Pcso1ce
follows Post Mails cq.e hour ear er tnsu
below. ParcsIs Post Malls tor
z11ry dose az 3 q n. Monday and Wednesday
Regular and supplementary mails close az ForsSl
Station half later tnau closing time SHOWN oeo~
(sxcept Supplementary Mails for Europe and C-ntA
America. Colon. close hour later az toFesn Sta
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20


TJESDAY--At 80 a m Tor ltaiy Greet per = -
d NapoE tulail be dil scted Der 8 . CttA az
EapoI'l; II 80 Complementary p NJ ZOE
Europe Kaiser Ntlnsin ~ VIA Plylhooe~
Caaf beurs ard Bremen.
ELNESLAN-Ar 2.30 a. Tor Ireland and Letter NAL
fJr Liverpool = Oceante va -u-snste~n tInai
for other = Europe must Dc cirectsd per =
O~@~-ic'J. al $50 N FOR Europe per > 3 81 Lsar
Southampton. t.3D m for Ne-aera-lls 1.fec-s
per s Statsndam mail must be directed Der .
aIatenda-''J
TEIURSDAY--At $50 a. m sor Europe per $ Aasas.s
Victoria. Plymouth Chsroourg and tnAiA
f1r France must oe directed per . Aasss1e 49,, 49,
toria'i. a n for France. SWltzsrlald l,e.5-
spain Portugal Turkey. Esypt Greece srissa 4a1 &
Marquee. g. s. "a bresasie VA raaer-
tnaI parts 0f Europe must De directed per
La sJagne'G 80.
sATCRDAT-8c so a n. for Europe PER > = tnnoria-
Queenstown: a Tor Belgium direSe prr
kroonlaud mail must oe eiTsctsd Pr > .s. sss
sr1'-1. az m Italy direct per q frin1eSs
Irene mail us directed per 5 PTsazsss tsss & y;
I'd direct per 8 $ FllIle5sla siHalL
must directed yer FuruessiaJ y az IA a. m Ios
Ienmark direc. per Norge tnlall Uusr oe diEecleu
s. Norge
.pItI--'E.U MATTER. ETC-This steamer takes Printed
lTate- Commercial Papers and samples Tor Germany
The Cf matter Tor oIher parts
Europe WiI seat " Ihs snip unless speeAaiy
Gi.e-te1 by 1er-
above. additional Supplementary AA s ars
5r.r-d On 7Iers Aulsri-an. ERsisn. Frsrcn
and German steamers and remain open untl Wilnin
ten minutes OF l0ur OF sailing OF stssE4sr.
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

Fo- ths esnveaienc- OF TRIBuNE FEAcEAFs IS .srass "a
a.r1r-a-1r~-q ben made SeeD tne DAILY ara
sJ-~uAY TFIH1NE On hls IN Fsadlzs rooz1s q the
LCSrOv-ry-reI vi-t-r,a. savoy Hotel. The Larshaa
Tl--aI C7--- rT-fe. Cia-lE''s Hotel. E1-el Necrc-
rcre 1rFfr-s Grarf Ho-si The n ward Hotei Nu-
fs,S-st Emb8rkmsaJ- Quesl's Hotel p5sT So-xooc-
Ec-0T ry-Afs,~rf FT-teL Liverpool Nfls1t H1rei
sT-1-hests-. Greens Hotel Isets; Nd and Hss.s-
Bradford. Hotel WeIIuE-~u. Turhritge Wela-- Mo
Ia-4 H7rei Norecsuroe Ray. sfi1and Eotsl- Dersys
Hc-lers Hotel. shanklia Hotel Isle OF Vgnrs Ware--
scOTr tVD-st Eroch Hotel Glasgow srstisu Esssi.
2. station Hotel. Dunfres.
Q BRALTAP-Hotsl Cecil
PAFI-r Hotel Il Liile 90 q astor- Ira7d
Elo-el d. rAthenee. Hotel de "A Grand Brsragne
ITALY AND SOUTH or FRASCE-Hotel MeSz2ools.
Rome. Grand Hotel Venice. Palace Hotel. Milan
Eden Palace Gen1a: Grand Hotel, Rome Grand Hotel
guiriraI. Rome. Hotel ROYAL Da1isN. Venice; Grand
Elts- Venice. Hotel de Ia Vile Niians Cap Martin
Hotel Melt1ns
BELGIU1I-Le Grand Eots. Brussels.
GERNANY-N Hcf Hotel. Wie-osd-ns kaiser-
Eiof and Aue-see Victora-bat Wiesoaden; -Four see-
Hotel. Munich. Ho-sl Strauss. Nuremberg Eng-
lischerhof Hotel Frankfurt: Hotel Beilcvus prssdsri
NeUIens Hotel Aix-la-Chapeae; Hotel Harms CO
Iogue.
AUSTRIA AND SvTTZ ERLAND-FForei Erf<toL -fer-As
Grand Hotel Hungaris Budapest. Hotsi Bur sa
Lac Zurich
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20
Special Notices.


MAJ sass1rtsess NeS-Iork CITY 20 tns DAILY anf
AH-t-W r.ErsLL viii be sd cent a c0py sx-r1
postage u sddltoa 20 the named
Fore3gu Rates
F1r points = Euzste ~ cs.Arries IN CnvWRi
Postal Lnaon tilE 4t.1BGNE mailed sos-
New-York tribune., 1903-10-20

OFFICES.
MAIN OFFICE-So. Ia NassaI-st
LE4C.tE OFE4CE-N9. E.EcaGEaT. Ar1er1~
can D-str-et Telegraph Orce
WASHlNGIJN BJ JR1AL--No- L322 F-st-
NV Ark EHANC1 oEFICE-Erecerick y Sor1r,cr No.
i84 Br0a4-st
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-12
NAY ,LOiN MONEY TO 500"


SArLr SUE. MARIE, Mich oct, II During
the hearing yesterday before J1Idse John
son in lle Consolidated Lake superior suit
II developed that SENATOR DauGurani Of
Montreal holds an option for the purchase
Of the property. He represents an Eng
lish syndicHte.
The syndicate has also offered to loan
the company $500 900. which will be enough
10 put il on ifs feet, taking n security mort
gage. In addition the syndicate wants an
option to.purelLasc If after further Inspection
il is found adj visabla
An official pi ttvs company said that the
steel Trust n after the nickel works and
mines, aud That he would not be surprised
II III" tristtri"d 70 get hold OF the steel plant
judge Johnson viii give his decision NJ,
70 the position vi the pant- Tomorrow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-12
LECTURES FOR SOCIAL WORKERS.
Committee Of Columbia Professors Plans
Them to Stimulate Recruits.

With the idea in mind of increasing the
effectiveness Of University Social Settle
ment work committee of Columbia pro-
fessors has been appointed to act with
the heads OF Lhe important set dement's
and neighborhood houses in this city.
1t is composed OF Prof Seligman, chair
man; Profs. Giddngs, Woodbridge and
Felix Adler Of Columbia, Prof. McAIurray
Of Teachers College, Prof. Brown OF tho
General Theological Seminary, Dean Gill
and Mrs. Herbert Parsons Of Barnard,
James II Garfield, librarian Of Columbia
Howard Richards secretary of Earl Hall
and john 3D. Elliott president of the Union
Of Settlement Workers.
The committee proposes that the univer
sity offer lectures of special value to work.
ers in the settlements and to students who
intend TO become settlement workers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-11
HAD LIVELY DISCUSSION
NATIONAL ECLECTIC ASSOCIATION
CONSIDERS RESOLUTION.
Amendment Suggested Concerning
College COmmfttee-Objectio to
Criticism of Governor.

A lively discussion was precipitated at
yesterdays session Of the National Eclectic
Medical Association over the introduction
association in regard to the members of
the college committee. Under the present
rules the members of the college commit
tee, which has supervision of the various
accedited colleges of the school and sets
the standard OF work to be maintained by
the institutions, is composed of members
OF the association who are identified with
the colleges. The proposed change pro-
vided that the members of the committee
should not be identified with the colleges.
The movement originated. 1t Is said, with
ested in a new college. The question was
discussed In detail and at length, to the
end that the resolution was voted down.
A large number of papers on technical
subjects were read during the day and
late in the afternoon the delegates to the
number of over 300 visited the plant of
Eli Lilly g. Co.
Last night the members of the national
association were entertained with a vaude-
Vile programme in the assembly hall of
the Claypool, arranged by the entertain
ment committee of the Indiana State So
ciety. A buffet luncheon was served.
To-day the convention will be brought to
a close with the election of officers, reports
of committees and the final department
work in gynaecology. padiatrics. 'ophthal-
mology and GEOLOGY, nose and throat, cleo
tro-therapeutics and pathology.