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New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
DUTCH OPINION OF AMERICA.
Actuary Says His COuntrymen Think There
Is No Justice Here.

Al the international congress OF actJariss ysste-
day there was a discussion of NE insurance
methods Of protecting widows and children against
claims Of creditors DR.. X J. van Schevichaven
OF Amsterdam. delegate Of the Holland Society f'r
Life Insurance told OF the manner OF Issuing Poi-
cies in his country to protect wives and children
and David Garment of sydney told of the Prae-
tice In Australia. Or. van Schevir rhaven also toid
Of ursavorable opinions in Holland regarding
American insurance companies. saying.
Without going into the reasons. I may state
that / have known the times when a Dutchrnan
who left for America USED 70 oS spoSen oI a. s a.
individual who obliged 10 hide himself froE
the eve OF Justice en- account OF some crime ana
therefore selected q country waeTe there was no
Justice Even this day there are some fiot-
ianders-aye. and l ta!nk seine Europeans 0Ststde
OF rfollaud-WhO consider n a damnl1g prooI OF a
mans pervertedness 81 Re dareS 20 Openly Ie-
clare that he has invested some money IN Arerl-
can stocks
Among the speakers yesterday were Dr. .. r.
Lundgren. OF stockholm. David Garment OF sgd
gov. A McDougald of Montreal. J. J. Barker. or
Ihiia delphia; James Rafmann. OF Budapest. Daniel
II Wells OF Hartford. and oscar 3. Ireland. OF
W Hughes as president 81 the Institute OF
ArfuaTiss of London. gave a dinner at Delm0nico :
fsst night for the cEief ofcisl delegates or each
ccuntry represented In the congress. the members
of tfe Organizing committee OF the congress and
some OF his personal friends in the British deega-
tion.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
ADD TO L. S. KAVASS.
Minister Leiskman Takes Precdu-
tions for Legation.

r-sshinr+on. Sept z-Minister LeishTnan has
cstlea the state Department that owing 10 me
disturbed conditions in Constantinople an acol-
,ia-7al ksvass or detective force. had peen
stationed a. the American Legation This &C
fior was taken on the suggestion OF the turkish
Government which has assured the American
Minister that II viii use every preoaution 70
r,rotect al foreigners but has warned the oh-
rerent embassies and legations that it would be
vel n strengthen the force inside the build
ings
IN case necessity develops II Is probable
that the Turkish Government viii be requested
70 allow The United States 10 send : detachment
cf marines from the squadron which is expected
20 arrive a. Beirut to-day. Minister Leishman
hst not YET made such request Of this govern
r-7enr The United States has no authority 70
s.nd v-srship through the Dardanelles. and
would have 20 have the consent Of Turkey and
also that Of the European powers 20 do SO
Minister Leishman in his csblegram Informed
the department that number Of governments
have landed marines in Constsntincple for the
protection cf the embassies
Minister Leishrnan also stated that in order %
protect the lives Of the occupants OF the Aneri-
can Legation and the American Consulate Gen
e-sI a. constantinople sn additional detective
had been added TO the force there he ssld ne
foolr this precaution because Of the warning sent
him by the Sultan thst uprising was feared
While the condition existing in Constantlnople
IS well al IN other portions q Turkey Is eN-
sra~relv unsatisfactory. the Washington gov
ernnlent does not believe that there is any seri-
Gus danger ahead. notwithstanding that the
tone of the dispatch from Minister Letshman
shows uneasiness- At the same time the United
the diplomatic corps ana cur minister for the
esfety n the foreign representatives
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
GUARDING THE EMBASSIES.
British Foreign Office Thinks Troops Have
Probably Been Landed.

London. Sept. z--No British marines have
b.en landed az constsntinople, so far as the
Foreign Ofioe is Informed. but IL Is said thar u
the British Embassy requires protection the
Ambassador n authorized TO call upon the con-
rnander Of the British guardship for guards.
The Foreign Office considers IL probshle that
Russia and Austria have landed marines 10
project their embassies. result or the
Portes note 10 the ambassadors warning them
that Bulgarian sEitstors were projecting OUT
~sxes against the embassies. legations ana pup
lie r,,ildincs At Constsntfnople SO far as the
Forsigu once knows Constsntinople IS quiet
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
BRYAN GOES, BUT WILL RETURN.
Did Not Confer with Democrats, So Far as
Is Known.

William j. Bryan. of Nebraska. left town last
evening at O'Clock for New-Haven without seeing
90 far as is known any Of the prominent local Dem
ccrats. He was at the Victoria YESTERDAY end sen
- GERMAN Of MARYLAND. was at the Fifth Ave
,,,,s so that the Maryland statesman might have
maid his respects TO the Nebraskan without over
aa~e-ttno himself IL he had been so minded MI
prI-an was awav from the hotel much OF tne DAY.
and he NAV have seen Charles r Murpny,, o4t
49,, bs rettirued 10 the Victoria at O'Clock he
vvouId not talk about himself .
I'm going to New Haven tomorrow. ana eNpecl
soon 10 return said Mr. Bryan "On my way
back TO the West may see my way clear 20 tax
Soitpirs b,,t not to-day expect 20 ma ke speech
st early day in Illinois. but there is no use 'aiN
ing about IN now -, -
senator charles A Towne. of MnnesCts.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
WARsHIP SUNK IN EXPERIMENT.
American Invention Tested by a Torpedo on
! the Belle Isle,

Portsmouth. Sept. 4-The old battleshp Belle
Isle was blown Up by torpedo here to-day. and
sank al her moorings. For the purposes OF ex-
pertinent section had been constructed on the
port side Of the Belle Isle representing the side OF
modern battleship. This was filed with ar Amer
ican invention, which. il was believed would pre-
vent a ship from sinking when the hull was pene-
Uated below the waterline. When the vessel was
struck a huge column OF water enveioped her. she
rolled heavily and then settled down with list 10
port The Belle Isle Nill be raised for further
perlments. II is said the damage done 70 the
ship bottom Is extensive.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
MANY. VISIT THE ESSEX.
Old Home Week at Bridgeport U'zl
Close 5Cith a Carniral of Sports.
IBT TELEGRAPH TO ruE rsIRrNr =

Bridgeport. Conn. Sept 4-This has been quie.
day for the Old Home Week celebration AL rested
from the excitement OF the fremen's parade Of
yesterday and to prepare for the closing csrs-
monies tomorrow.
There were many visitors IN town many OF WON
went the excursion boats TO Psrheld Light 70
inspect the Essex the United States training ship
which was ordered here to take part in the Old
Home Week celebration. The officers OF the ship
were entertained to-day az the clubs and to-nlgnt
visited the armory where the local military Is hold
ing a carnival
The carnival Of sports viii be held tomorrow
afternoon on the turf az Seaside Park and viii os
continued in the evening In the Old Home auditor
FUN. There will be wrestling. Basketball fencfnx
tugs Of war. spTinting. Jumping cycle races and
other athletic contests.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
UNION GETS AROUND AGREEMENT.

Telluride Col. Sept 4-The Federal Labor Union.
which works in harmony with the Miners Union.
to-day called out the cooks and walters the
Smuggler-U Union mines and. in consequence. nearly
three hundred miners working in these properties
viii be forced to stop work. The Miners Union
could not call out its men because Of an agreement
between II and the company. made two years ago
The Federal Unions action makes the tie-up in
this county practically complete.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
TOO MANY FOREIGN SCHOLARS.
Appeal to Limit Number of Students in Ger.
man Technical Schools.

Berlin. Sept. 4-Inhuentisl newspapers and
magazines are urging the government 70 limit the
number Of foreigners instructed in the German
technical schools which overcrowded Out
q total CT lAs26 students 2.242 foreieners.
Nearly half Of these are Russians and there are 2
iew Americans Besides giving ade competitor s
the benent OF German knowledge. II is alleged that
The overcroweing prevents the Germans from get
ting the best results from the instruction
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
s1oooo.ooo FOR CHRISTIAN ARMY.
A Macedonian Scheme to Put an End to the
Rebellion in the Provinces.

London Sept. 5--Nevspspers here publish
lref particulars OF scheme. proposed by Eu-
sene Iazarovich. 2 Macedonian represent ative
here 70 raise 8 loan Of S100o0.O00. 10 be applied
70 the support Of Christian army Of fifty thou
SAND men. 10 restore peace in Macedonia, but
the proposal here attracted little attention
The Daily Chronicle in an editorial expresses
sger-icisna as 70 such = subscription erecting
srv good
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
AMERICAN PRIEST ARRESTED ABROAD

Berlin sept A man who says that he is an
American and a priest. named Guelinsd. recently
arrived al Gleiwitz. Poland. with six girls whom.
II is alleged. he was taking 20 convent in st
Louis He had American passport. according TO
newspaper dispatches and papers showing that
he had studied for the priesthood The man was
arrested under the paragrsp ph in the Emigration
law forbidding the entioing OF young girls OF
he country
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
An ODD GlET 10 ROME.

Rome Sept 4-Rome has just received the offer
az curious gift. which. while 81 has been
cepted with gratitude. has caused some amuse-
ment The Commune Of Buenos Ayres. as token
OF Argentine friendship for Italy and a tribute Of
affection for the late King Humbert. who was
buried in the Pantheon has offered 10 pave the
piazza OF the Pantheon and the surrounding
with Argentine wood. which viii be kept IN repair
fr~ no 1o0g
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
MRS. ID. b. LEE ARRIVES
Widosc of Countess yon Waldersss,
Brother Silent About Burial

Among the passengers on board the Anierie,,
Line steamer st. Louis. from Cherbourg. vh,b
reached Quarantine last night. was Mrs y
Bradley Lee. the widow OF D. Bradley Lee. Mrs.
Lee declined 20 say anything regarding her hus.
bands death and burial
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
on HIS WAY TO Ngw-YoRK BY CANOE.

Clarenont. y. II. Sept tSpeciaD-George T Al
len. of Lawrence. on his way to New-York in a
canoe. By wav Of inland New En- gland waters has
Just reached this town He will 10 the mouth OF
Sugar River and down the Connecticut Long ISL
and Sound Then he viii skirt the shore 10 the
East River His canoe. the Arrow, is fitted with an
excellent camping outfit
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
TROOPS TO PREVENT GAMBLING.
Police of Moresnet Fail to Close Casino
Prussia and Belgium Will Act

Berlin, Sept 4.-The local police Of the little
district Of Moresnet appear to be unwilling TO
close forcibly the gambling casino. as Jointly
dered by Prussia and Belgium. II the pro-
prietors continue to disregard the order. IL Is
said. troops from both States will occupy the
neutral territory and stop roulette playing.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
eAsY BORN ON BRIDGE TRAIN.

4 negro woman gave birth to OF the
bridge trains Just it reached the Manhattan ter
minal last evening. Policeman TAYLOR summoned
an ambulance from the Hudson Street Hospital
She in gratitude said she would name the baby
after the policeman. The police say they will adopt
the child a mascot.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
WABASH TO ENTER PHILADELPHIA.
Money and Necessary Legislation Promised,
II Is Said There.
rnr TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNE

IBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUNEl
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 4.-It has always been under
stood here TO be the intention Of Mr. Gould 70 have
the Wabash Railroad reach this city He has
secured line 10 Baltimore. and President Ramsey
sometime ago said that line would be built 70
philadelphia Meetings have been held IN new
York al which men OF this city were present. ana
these conferences have been OF the most encourag-
ing kind 1t is announced that large sum OF money
and the necessary help 10 secure the lesistation
hare haAr rrnrnised.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
TO TRY EDITOR BY MIXED COURT

London. Sept 5.--The Shanghai correspond
ent Of The Daily Mail" says that the Cnlnese
authorities have consented to the trial OF the
editor and staff of the reform newspaper
"Supao" by the mixed court.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
RHoDoPE FORESTS SET ON FIRE.
Range Along the Frontier Laid Bare BY
Turkish Troops.

Phfippopolis. Sept. At is asserted that the
Turkish troops have set FIRE TO the forests OF
the Fhodope range. along the frontier Win the
object OF preventing Bulgarian bands from
crossing the border.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
sRIpeeRoom's CLOTHES DID NOT FIT.

Promises OF 8 wedding reception AZ the Fashion
Show. at Madison Square Garden last night were
not fulfilled ne bridesmaids ard the bride %
there. bat the clothes for the bride groom
did fit him. and that part of the show was OF
There trouble IN gcttils bridegroom too.
The frst one hired. got nervous and returned his
money. Then the manssera found another. not so
Beautiful perhaps the feminine eye. but apDar-
entity more qualified meet the .-IIcrueuts Tor
manly courase. .3dt tne clothes didn't ht 20 what
the use7
A notable evear AZ Lake George In to-
RI
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
BuuekRIAN MINISTER DROWNED.

Sofa. Sept An Manesohen, the Minister O
Finance vas drowned to-day while batnlng u
she Tarna.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
esRLlNs EXHIBIT AT THE Eae

Berlin. Sept. 4-Hsrr Levald the commissions
OF Germany AZ the 81. Louis Exposition has MAD.
arrangements 20 have Berlins comprehensive ex
hibit n Dresdens Municipal Exposition rrsns
ferred entire 20 St. Louis. 'iiS
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
MERCEDES WINS PARIS TO SEA RACE

Paris. Sept 4-The Mercedes won the psrs
Deauyille automobile boat race Time 81 hours and
le minutes The Fiore second Tventv-tUo
boats finished
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
KING EDWARD AGAIN IN LONDON.

London. Sept liking Edward arrived in
London az 30 ?. m to-day on his return from
Vienna.
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05

Cardinal Gibbons stated on August g that his al
leged meetings with the Breton and other clergy Of
France were fsbrications - u
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
FALSEH00D ABOUT GIBBONS.
French Government Denies a Story About
Expulsion of American Cardinal.

Paris, Sept "A report published BY the '.Patr5e-
that the government might expel Cardinal C5ibboos
from France owing 10 his alleged statements 10 the
BIeton ana other French clergy, Is officially pro-
noEnceo 10 DC false and absurd. The governn1en-
oncers also express indignation at src6 a csrei.ss
use of The Cardinals name
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05
PASSING TIE nARpANELLEs.

Washington. Sept 4--Chekib Bey. the Turkish
Minister. called on Se-reta-v Hay TO-DAY - inform
New-York tribune., 1903-09-05

Life In syria. where there IL so much dis
turbanas- n Tomorrow Tribune.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-07-02

SIMMER treHen np6 nsue 3cusni1e
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Sotttmer= NusIi9e.
Ifccrisc 3aten mad, ccm resfrance, Der
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Cine in 8enf uerhorbene Neuenbur-
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sOlimsnites oer Grpcrimeutc.

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Or, Ruhns'
Magnetic Noot Oil
bat 9au5enOe cttrirf.
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ton, We,u Dorf. 8oiton
ttno Wiagara Ia4s.

9ieier @uSflug fam btllig ausqefibrt meroen pent
Weriommlung ber iueruatiouaen GraiebnuQs.@Iipcio-
tlon IN Boitnn bennBt 81 iurlder oout q bis S. sut
3tdets pertauIt meroen. Gen a. eSult tanu man i'm
gBaibingtou. Pbilobelpbio Stem @Drf Bolton uno
iagara Saas snbringen ba ed benz gteiienon freoe.
ltsat III. pele Goue er einIddet nnb er bas Re61t
bat. an ben 9enannten Yldben AiienibaIt ALL nebmei
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0elegenbett Den Sag Ocr 1tns
MISUNDERSTANDING in
Der ,,0iege Der ssrci=
heitI 4taattI,rinaett.

8omt 2. big 5. Suit perfaufen bic 8euuiplpauia
Stniea grfurfonstidcts nab gpitpu, iber gSaibin9-
tDn Baltimore nno pblaoelpbia nit beni 9fedte oes
&elienoen TT freteeitsat bic ee bon gciD gprf nae
goifon ou Der Gcnbabn pber allf bem 9ampffdiff All
MAIDEN. Sielelben totnen anf ber Gidfabrt aud3
ytiagara SANS beinden.
Sir ndbers ausfanft penbe man fitb an 81. g..
8ratt Metp Ybuabeinbia, g.
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Wan tpirft Dem ,leuen ierbiiden
Ronia Dor. oab er BON 6aubirten abs
ftammt, unb beoenft babel nid5t, bab
ldon 0Omer einen ysottliden Gauhir-
ten" prizes.
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