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New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
TILE nIpLoMATIc CORPS.

,1--,,,.o, 4Tarch 70 (speclaN.-Lord ana I1a1g
paanor 9sdv J.,,hom and Major Winfield VINO
have been guests Of the British cor, aa,,
LADY Herbert lett the city yesterday ana VIII '"'
Cor England on wednesday. -. z.ho-
It is reported in diplomatic cH.'e' go praz,f
"a abo,,t TO be recalled and his post be hilen oy
senior Salvador de Mendonca, who was acc, =.
to washington soms years ago and VINO - 80 ~"
Brazilian Minister 10 Portugal SENIOR , 80.
o. oaaa,,~t,r nonuIar here Their home, In H-s"'
onnosIte the British Embassy. is now occupied Dy
the Minister from Chilli and Sonora walker
tineZ. - ,E.,,or 6su
The Italian Ambassador and Sisnora HIayor s-. 80
nc l.o'.@- n 80 entertained a dinner company
- HTo,aa~ avanInR since they opened the en-
bassy. in New-Hampshre-ave.. had the usuSA HUH
Der Of guests tonight .yo..rarr
Tho Belgian Minister and Baroness non'"e''
a1sn entarta.ned a dinner company.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
POOR POLITICS.

Repuhiican statesmen who declare that the
massage Of three platoon hill at Albany is
good politics are either uncommonly stupid or
desperately hard uD for an excuse fer making
terms with the lobbyists who are pushing that
measure The notion that Republican pres
pects i'll this city can be promoted by betraying
the Interests Of the great body OF citizens and
yielding TO the f1solent demands OF an organ
liza ton of patroIr1en winch has for years been
trying TO accomplish its ends by corrupt mea ns
ss about as sane as the oid notion that the way
70 strengthen the party here was to keep
TAmmsny In power.
If is said that unless the patroimeD get what
they have raised large corruption funds to Sc
czzrs they viii use their influence to carry the
next election for Tammany. The results Of the
last election are pointed to as q warning OF
1-kst AixsruntIed paUOtmen can accomplish. Is
szrnody really foolish enough to think that
eSectt0ne ere carried that weyi How did 1t
Aarpen. fheu- that Tsmmany Eas beaten In
1871? Devery was In Office and mad complete
control Of the force The department was used
TO its utmost capacity fT the effort to deteht
Nr. Low. But he was elected; and II Tam
many is to be defeated again next fall it will
s.ot he t,Aeause patrolmen have been bought
over. hut because a majority Of the voters oi
xex-YorE are satisfied that their interests viii
again be served by Its defeet-
The passage of the three platoon blu would
be the worst sort OF politics. In the first place
q would not win the police. The corrupt ele
raenik which are now trying to extoTt this
MEASURE from the Republicans are ths nstura
allies Of Tammany. They viii get what the!
can nv threats or bribery from the party II
newer, but having It, they will support thei
own. IL the bill ShOs:ld be passed Tamman!
rauid claim credit as the original friend OF INT
nstrolmen and charge that the Republican,
we're eleventh hour converts. acting under com
r,lssion. sue entitled TO % gratitude. 1t is pre-
posterous 90 suppose that the police could d
.Eeu for fusion by any such device; and, evel
~ tbeT could. fer every policeman gained nv
citizens rouid be lost through Indignation d
xhst they you'd regard as corrupt deal ant
a base betrayal by the legislature Of the city
satsTeStE.
This is properly question Of local admtnistra
sSoa. The Iextsist,re cannot possibly knew ~
O. eaenaats OF the eeERiacatsd problem o.
wed as the eaHnassio0eR. who Is hea0a !
i44sAeet rhe elsy sad whe declares tSet ne tnre
sseleAasa syxteE does not peruit ef aaAGnst
fse,t~.sg. There 1AT b. such thing q eAtFy
in9 sne Hoc1iA6 E~AeRe FEIe TO extreu4.' %
. 4Eze e eaea ~hees. u eEAF. hAEnA rue SnesEs'
qsevsH. The local authortt1es have fun pO~e
- AaaI with the subject ana are oess comps
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MISSISSIPPI AND LAKE WATERSHEDS

T6 the Editor Of The Tribune. .,,,
Sir: The article NLaSaIA fdl1S III " - "a
r--Ih,,,a oro,,s an important factor. which nnd "
~ 70 almost II not quite. every one whose 9's
t,on has been called to it. The Miss.sSlpPl -.
shed .tretches TO the east of Niagara rams ~.
the lin of the four basins Is very close TO tns ~
surface Thus. at Chicago the NllsS.ssIA'l
- -. ,-itbin FHelve miles OF Lake Aicnlst'''
ard All the streams only short distance -.
lake Superior drain into Hudson Bay E['TIL
saanage from the Michigan peninsula me-.
the water supply of Niagara is only the Hiil 80
tatn,ear rainfall and evaporation Of the > I'm,
,e,,,eI,,o The government Of the United stats
seus contour map which makes this yets -T7sr< Tls
bnt ornits to contour the lakes n~loN 9,,J E5
4 reproduction OF this part OF tho HaF
Of interest to many readers r.-1117-L-k{OI- 81
N-az,vork March %, 1906
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NOTES OF SOCIETY IN WASHINGTON

1,,.h,a~+o, March % (Special)-An April Weo-
ding of interest TO Washington ana Ne" -
- tha+ oP Hdias Theodosia Cook Martin. grand
so,,zb+o- NJ Mrs D. D. Cotton, OF Connecticut-aNe-'
- Erancis 7 NJ Grace OF New-York. Inc cere-
-non,, will take place at Mrs Coltons home on
All, Ok and will be performed by Cardinal olO-
~. 1osAnb Grace of New-York, will act as oesI
o., 1or his cousin and Miss Katherine maTtin
,,,u he maid Of honor Miss Anita POOR MISS
HEareerIA Cotton and Miss Ammo washington VIII
he additional maids The ushers selected are Cecii
8 Grace William r. Grace. jr., Morgan Grace ana
John D crimmins, jr., all OF NeW-4orK
Mr. and Mrs Reginald De KoTen's guestS at
1,ncbaon Yesterday were the Belgian Minister ana
Faroness Monoheur the Counsellor OF tho french
Enhassy and Nine de Margerie Mrs. Horstmanh'
Miss Alice Warder, Herbert G. Derng, OF tne BTU
tsh Embassy and Mr.. Putnam OF Boston
Mrs Ten Eyck and Mrs. John Fanderpooi' OF
New-York and Mrs Rogers. Of CazenoV1a, N L.
are visiting Mrs. j. F. Carpenter, OF Sixteenth-SL
Mrs Miles wife Of Lieutenant General Miles,
has practically recovered from the attack Of heart
failure which she suffered Saturday at West
Point while walking with her son, Cadet Sherman
MieA General Miles was In New-Tork at the time
and On his return to West Point found his wife
much better.
Mr. and Mrs. Westinghouse have reopened their
Washington house for the spring season They re-
turned to the city Saturday.
Miss Isabel May. daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
Henry May OF K-st who will be one Of the brides
maids at the Vanderbilt Nelson wedding is OF
adept at all outdoor sports She IS considered one
of the me- stylish girls at the capital. and spends
a great deal Of her time in New-York with rela-
tives and former classmates OF whom Miss Nelson
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
NEW-YoRK SOCIETY.

Mrs Ogden Goelet and Miss May Goeiet are
booked to sail for England on Saturday, and pro-
pose to spend the season in London. returning to
Newport in August in all proha bilit7 with Mr.. and
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt. who 20 occupy
Beauiieu toward the end OF the summer and IN the
earlv fall. MT. and MrA- Elbridgs T. Gerry are
likewise going abroad, starting tomorrow week,
and returning in July to Seaverge, their villa
At Newport Mr.. and Mrs Seth Barton French
sail tomorrow. and Will cruise in the Medfter-
rsnean on board the Duke OF 6utherland's yacht
catania, which they have chartered for the pur-
pose.
Miss Catheen Nelson. who returned to town
from Newport yesterday. Will entertain her brides
maids and some other girl friends at luncheon on
the day after tomorrow at her mothers house, No.
100 FIfth-ave.
granddaughter Miss Gladys Pel daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Rowland Pell, on Easter Monday at her
house, No SO Fifth-ave. Several young girls who
have not yet made their debut will be present. and
among those who have been asked are Miss Louise
Tselin Miss Margaret Sloane Miss Dorothy Kissel,
Miss Charlotte Delaf1eld and Miss Emily Coster.
Mr. ard Mrs c. Oliver Iselin returning from
abroad next month, and All View. their country
place on the Sound New-Rochelle. Is being
prepared for their arrival
Mr.. and Mrs Elisha Dyer Jr, have returned to
town from Newport.
This Is the last week OF the Lenten sewing
classes That which works for the Virginia Day
Nursery met yesterday morning at Mrs. Frederick
Betts's No % East SIxty-ffth-st.. and was ad-
dressed by the Rev. DR.. ". g Rainsford. The
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MINISTER CHEN STARTS EAST.

San Francisco March 5n.-sir Chen Lang Turs
Cbenx the new Chinese Minister to this country
1e,t here for Washington to-day on special train
He fs accompanied by his official family and a
rurober Of students. who will enter Eastern uni
,.r.I+taa and colleges. The train is scheduled 10
arrive In Washington Friday. There are to %
NO stops other than the ordinary periods OF wait
ing between this city and washington
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MISS ROOSEVELT IN PORTO RICO.

San Juan P r.. March So-Aiss Alice RooseTei-.
Governor Hunt and their party returned here at
ocIorbl this morning by special train having VS.
tied the towns on the north coast Miss Roosevelt
was received with great enthusiasm every~here'
the Inhabitants vying for the honor or having ne.
% +beir guest Much of the trip was made OF
norxaback which Miss Roosevelt said she greatly
enjoyed.
This evening Miss Roosevelt attended recepuoI
given by Colonel James A Buchanan ana ~, s.
faranh + Crabbs, of the Porto Rico req nleIl -.
ITiIi safI for New-York tomorrow on the steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
wooD8URTs FISH WHEEL.

Major Woodbury. tho head Of the street
Cleaning Department conducted a game OF
chance Yesterday IN one OF the PUBIC 1noFousn-
fares Of this city. He was aided by the pohce'
who kept all those people who Wera not ell
titled to play. away from the gambling para
phernalia Any person having q fish peoler
license could "get in the game" The etaRes
nleyed for were cart spaces in the new nsn
market. which covers two blocks on the scutn
side of the Williamsburg Bridge
There have been few games played IN rne
metropolis from which the public derived 30
much benefit as it will from the game OF nsh'
stand keno invented by Major Woodbury.. Ihe
novel method made pleas for superior places
useless and the players knew that they Woulo
win, as players do in some other gameS' III
keeping With what they drew. The pusncart
6shmoneer Of the crowded East Side has been
a nuisance for years. It was difficult TOT ON
cials to watch his wares properly under the oIo
methods. and In his eageTness to do business ne
often crowded and 1ostled the venders Of mer-
chandise which did not improve by contact
with drippings and spatterngs from the un-
savorv carts, By the new arrangement the
selling of fish will be confined to a designated
znace which win be kept clean and wholesome.
and the fish market movement is long step
in the direction Of cleaning and keeping clean
a district which has always been deficient IN
that respect
TT Major Woodbury. can make uSe OF some
Of the faro iayouts or roulette wheels now held
by the Police Department toward relegadng 70
circumscribed districts some more unclean oD-
structions of crowded thoroughfareA the para
pherna1ia may be noted IN the departments IN
ventory as implements for municipal improve
mcnt"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

lass which sews for the Eew-York Infant AsyIurt
met at Mrs. Frederic ]. de Peysters-
Mrs Heber r Bishop and Miss Bishop have rs..
turned to town from Atlantic City They will 90
to Newport very early in the season. and will oc-
cupy the Cushing villa
Mr. and Mrs. oliver Gould jennings return *
town tomorrow from Thomasville. Ga
IN. marriage Of Miss Edra Tappen Brooks.
granddaughter OF the late Frederick D. Tappen. 70
PsuI Bayne on April Is. at her grandmoths-'s
house No 10 East sdKty-eghth-Et., will be very
ouet wedding, owing to the fact that the brides
family is in mourning. Miss Ethel Brooks will %
maid of honor, while Miss Marjorie Brooks and
Mis-. Emil Bayne will oficiats as bridesmaids. TFa
bridegroom's brother. Howard will act as hc'-
man There will De reception after the cere-
mony.
Mrs Vanderbilt and her daughter. Miss CLAWS
Vanderbilt start for Newport at the end OF tns
week and will be at The Breakers over Easter ant
for the wedding of Reginald C. Vanderbilt aaI
Miss Nelson
Cornelius g. Lee. who is TO mary Miss Cloi's
Hatch on April Is. gives his farewell hachelrT
dinner on Saturday next. His guests viii incIi@5
stuvvesant Leroy Delaney Jay. Louis Wri-s.
Frederick Ioew %, J. Lorimer Wordsn and +"
Dennison Hatch. jr-
~. Union Club will throw open It's doors To-
morrow to the members Of those clubs that p5't-
fered hospitality during the period tnat II Va7
boroeIass that Is 10 say. during the moving IRON
the old premises at Fifth-avs- and TWentIeth-st-
TO the house uptown
~. .rzazsnent IS announced az F1ors1cs -
Miss corneIia Roosevelt scoyel to Count Ricardo
Fabbrtcolte Miss scovers brother. Frederick mar
ried Miss Vivian Sartoris granddaughter ot Pre-
dent Grant at Coburg. Ont, last summer Mr.
scovel was Miss Marcia Roosevelt daughter OF t's
late Judge Roosevelt
The engagement is announced OF MISS En-y
Benedict Pfckard daughter OF Mrs Frederic w.
ptckard to the Rev. Edwin A McAlPine. jr-. son
Of General and Mrs z. A. McAlpin.
General and Mrs. James Grant Wilson anf Ms
Wilson who have been spending Aa|cn IN BET
a muda have returned to town.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
AT TIE WHITE HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, March 30 (speciaD - Presiaen,
Roosevelt shook hands to-day with one nun nun -
schooteac chers from the West VINO e"'
White House In a pouring rain .,-1av
,rn p-a.tdon... time was largely occupied to-aaS
IN clearing 80 routine business preparatory TO nS
departure on Wednesday. No visitors VII. s,,., pc
ceived Tomorrow John Burroughs the na.u.s
who will accompany the party to the e,.. TTo,,.o
1r,II ha the Presidents guest at the "hite -
"ii- ~ nigb, He will leave the party at ST.
Io,,i. aSt.r tbs return from the Yellowstone.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

press fear Of Christianity he could not ,.
have done better than he Old Tho ''Es'A ,,.,,If
"phobos' does not mean hatred Rut Sore To ths
point? 'Misochrism would go 20 ne ISiIity Of IL
baTr confused with the technical i,sr-ad -
chrism itself and be taken 10 mrd-I s atisniry.
ti1 sn5 its uses rather than or CNE7lls ~
Tmt the situation is that creates M, tL'7l,S
rmIties than the coming of words; 1o4i T
Eaytford Conn March % lSS- - -
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
eEn KErcHAM,s coNnITloN UNcHANeE0

Washington, March sO.-Ths condition of Con
gresham Ketcham who Is suffering from the artsr
effects Of an attack OF Indigestion, IS ABOUT the
sorna tonight The attending physician and TIE
s,1,, .-,sa~. themselves as hopeful OF the our-
ron,e The patient however. is weak, and this Is
sgEravated BY attacks Of htccougnS
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
EErx.sEvEN YEARS A PRIEST.

-. g,,rda observed his eighty-fourth birthday
anntversary, yesterday celebrated the htty-seF@
antb anniversary Of his ordination to The Pr
boo5 He was ordained on March p. ls7' y 'l'''
signor Brunellf at Rome
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
MEANING OF "cHRisToPHosIA.'

To the Editor OF The Tribune
Sir: Kindly permit me 10 suggest that the mis-
sloHar" who coined the word "Chrstophoola 10
indicate hatred OF Christianity among certain
cia sses oH the Chinese shet bit W4de 81 his mark
Had he wished to coin q word that WOuA ex-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
Ex.pREsIpENr cUEsTAs IN FRANCE.

-, ErsprA March S0-SeFor CUestasr
~r.s- president Of the republic OF Uruguay ana
bs wife arrived here to-day on board the steaHnrT
A+1,nt,oue from Montevtdeo. Senor Cuestas IS
travelling for his health. He will remain mere .
.,eetr and then proceed 20 Paris
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The great Teutonic Empire ought to take a
special interest IN the Worlds Fair in St Louis
In what other American city there finer ex-
amples Of notable achievements in business
terprise and IN other fields of progress by men
Of German birth or of German descent?
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
- - ..-cv7~17 rprPT1NE TUESDAY. MARCH 81. 1903.

messages just sent to '"Fhs London Times are
1..,rned to initiate that service the incident
-,,,II couaa no surprise The chief point OF intsF
est is that an au-important test VIII oouD'lesS
be made thereby as to the feasibility OF pF1'a's
communication. OF course. Ihe IineS
specials can be picked up by any one e'Se nc. :.
value will be greatly impaired "hat 10 nv
e., -.c.tvsrs on the transatlantic liners which
-. aru,npad with wireless telegraphic ap-
rero+ua ahould be Influenced by impulses sent
out from Cape Cod their own usefulness Toulo
he sacrificed. What the world cares most aOo"'
,ust now ia to know how much can be accom-
nlished by tuning"
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
GREEK WAR MINISTER RESIGNS.

,,Aon. March 0-The Minister OF War has re-
- ne announces that his reason foT TeS-SA'
ne Is that the Premier refused TO support MS army
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

ICa7tain Y. z. Meyer
I CoiOn4l and Mrs ! II
SHARP
Nj. and Mrs. J. " 'vi''S
F0n-
/ Miss Helen = Thompson
! NJ and Mrs T. A. " atsoaa
[ Alfred Nhttn'J-
Miss Whitney. r
Z Albert EdHSTd VIII
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mondays earthquake at Jerusalem Will re-
mind millions OF devout Christians of the one
which occurred at the time of the Crucifxion.
Without careful computation 1t is impossible to
say how near the date OF the second one was 20
the anniversary of the first. The Passover de-
pended on the moon. and was therefore q
movable feast Good Friday and Easter come
later than usual this year. In spite OF that fact.
however. the disturbance mentioned in yester-
days dispatches anticipated the former by less
than a fortnight
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Turf authorities In Europe and America are
giving careful study to the need Of more rigor-
GUS measures to prevent the use Of drugs and
stimulants for increasing the speed Of horses
There never were in any previous time 30 many
wealthy, prominent and honorable owners OF
racehcrses, but the amazing expansion OF the
sport has attracted 1ocks Of vultures who are
trying to plunder high minded turfnen. These
birds of prey should have their wings clipped.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. A Aiken.
Mr and Mrs. Howard {.
Baldwin
J. A. Barnard
Ms. Horace barnard
Miss Barnard
Mrs. l. H Conant.
Miss Conant-
Miss DimOCk-
Mr.. aud Mrs W A Hel!
nriQ.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Tammany Hall wifi damage its future unless
It puts a Yale lock on Grady's rowing tongue.
AS a reckless utterer Of wild and whirling words
which hurt his friends Grady has rarely had an
equal.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
IN THEIR WAY TO BERMUDA.

Among those who sailed for Ferrnuda Se7'z'0'''
an ,ba ateau1er Pretoria were:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The city magistrate who took the trouble to
make a complaint against policeman who was
drunk on duty displayed public spirit which
10 rare 10 this big town. He was willing to
sacrifice his own ecnvenienee and comfort in
order to uphold the discipline OF the Horcs. and
he deserves honor,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Marconi announced In q speech In London
month or more ago that he had arranged with
an English newspaper 70 furnish N with wire
less ,press dispatches from America II the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

How are the boracic acid patentS III
,~-to, setting on? The results Of those govern
roen+ tests are looked for impatiently.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

When Win American railroads catch up with
the demands for transportation? Lack OF roll
ing stock to carry coke has compelled the clos
ing Of many ovens. and a similar famine IN
freight cars has interfered with the development
Of other American Industries.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Gould Jennings return ~
own tomorrow from ThomasyilIs. Ga
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mrs. Heber r. Bishop and Miss Bishop have re-.
turned TO town from Atlantic City. They will a..
to Newport very early in the season, and will oc-
cupy the Cushing villa
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

nan,el Drew, most bearish Of bruins IN wall
Street for many year. was fond or giving tnls
advice to the youthful spectators IN the otocA
Exchange:, Sonny don't go snort ON S'O"A0
"vhen the gprinR sap is e-risin' in the trees
..rrr,ot. M time for aelIin' That's the time to
"huv" Daniel Drew went to his rest long ago.
But some Wall Street bears might possibly even
now profit by his warning.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

As the work on the new Lyceum Theatre IN
Forty-ffth-st.. near Long Acre Square advances
open-eyed observers have opportunities to "atcn
sound and thorough construction OF an up-to-
date new century playhouse. This place OF
amusement will be completely nreproof as
snv building can be made. It's entrances ana
exits are big and broad and its entire design
ie planned with exceptional ability ana fngenu-
ity, It Will be an attractive temple OF the
drama
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Dyer Jr., have returned
town from Newport.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31
About People and Social Incidents.

lass which sews for the Eew-York Infant Asylurt
met at Mrs. Frederic J. de Peyster's
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

Mr. ard Mrs C. Oliver Iselln are returning from
abroad next month, and All View. their country
place on the Sound near New w-Rochelle. Is being
nranared for their arrival
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

The engagement is announced Of Miss I'm
Benedict Pickard daughter OF Mrs Frederic ".
Pickard to the Rev. Edwin A McAlPine' Jr. son
of General and Mrs. z. A. McAlpin
New-York tribune., 1903-03-31

r-orr.l,ra q Lee. who fS TO mary Miss Cloi's
Hatch on April 15 gives his farewell hachelr
dinner on Saturday next. His guests viii incliaa
Leroy. Delaney Jay. Louis "ri@
Frederick Ioew %. J. Lorimer Wordsn and
Dennison Hatch. jr.
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