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New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
PROBABLE VATICAN APPOINTMENTS

Rome, March 25-Ir is considered most pFobaole
that the Right Rev John J. Glennon. CoadJutor
Bishop Of City, will be appointed CoaoJu'oF
Archbishop OF st. Louis. and that the Hlsnt r'e''
1Iarry A1oeIIer Bishop of Columbus. will be ap-
Dointed Coadjutor Archbishop OF Cincinnati The
day for the meeting OF the Congregation or the
PROPAGANDA at which these appointments VIII De
made has not been decided uDon' Dut II Is HAelS
TO he April g. If Bishops Glennon and MoeIer are
appointed their vacant positions will not be filled
for at least two months.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA.
WEST INDIES. ETC


THURsDAT-At a m for Cuba. NUCatan. tHanpecns
IsSase9 GO sRd M.S C6aRa s Pc per et g. sP 2zaGe 2
at 10 a. m Grenada and Trinidad per Msracas
Guantanamo aid Santiago. per $ Orizaba: Il
Eor Argentine. Ursguay and Paraguay per = soldier
FRIBAYA. !: for -. M:yiso gsr s Ssnec? via Tam
sATURDAT-At a m. tor Bermuda Per F5etoria
suppiementary a. a m 80 a. nj For Curacao and Te6essis
InIst b dTected per $ $ Maracaibo''9: at . a m
for St Kts s. Martins and - Ei:sIats aaa British.
tsGppIementary r1 or Fortune Island Janaios
8aiI for Costo Ria mus, er
Havana at 10 70; Tor Rrazil Per Safir P5ineg,
must be directed per Kafar Prince.
MAILS FORWARDED OVERLAND. Erc-. ExcEPr
TRANSPACIFIC.
co:., s % s ,ss sS; o ds 4 4na Il Il
1880 a m (the connecting malls close here Mondays
MES1Go cfTT%oSeTaHd unless specially addressed
siSPd1Sh siPdsyn az ey :sS p m and 50 . sundays
SEwPo E r. a32 @pLASBL rail to North sydney and thence
@ CONNECTING mails here Won1ay Wednesday
IAMaIcH@p5 GS Po:qn and ss.nee sy
this once at II :3n p m ever Wsdnss,isy. Wed 1s
III, 2es c4z fFT z' s55 s" e r
to Nevr orl~sns thnre ~ closes ms
OGs Gs ashS sindays al II m and ? m ,sonnedtins
ma c9ses heEs @andTSS fa - e. and theme. m
stearner closes at fhls office daily except sunday
tio i o , M m A Sconnectns tuesdays At
BtH&SRs II ;S 6sse.D. parcel. post rail M.n
Es 'sso and n 'sysSs sysTy ysaey ara
rRANsPACIFTC MAILS
P9nSDn' g M I'la6ds an to n" 1 ey "a q
u S2,InrI Australia reNcrpt West, NsN-CaIa4onls
ptu Samoa and Hawaii VIA ~an Francisco clos" h--S
5.Ty A. $50 p after March - and March -
IrrIusivA dispst"h EFr N@ntl-a tlr III"
aT sesu1er Tho British mail s0r
d"sa not tulc connect with this dispatcl.
sTtTs mails-cIustnS ~ $50 m a-5A and 4 IN
= 70 SUNDAYS a. 80 l. Q "a and $50 2 10
vii be up and forwarded until hs arrival q; ths
CNInard steaner-l
Ia Vaurouver and Victoria, T. 9 Close here daily
SSo p m. ~ March - inclusive t0r dispatch Per
Hawai-, japan. hTr1 l7j Philirgin" STANDS. via
r~srrfs SEQ, dJiN K.SN March
$50 Inclusive. for dispatch per Korea
C~,tna and Japan. seattle lose here daily ssa0
D N up u April ~ siusEvN tor dispatch per =
HaWsii via san Frsrciscn rose daily at $50 , -
china and japan Via and Victoria E. c.
,cr dispatch per E.ru-4ss Japan. MERCHANDISE
for United Postal NErnSy ShspKnaf
forwarded Via canada
Tahiti MargueIaS Islands. "a AN Francisco. eoaa
here daily At $50 TO April IA Inclusive. for
dispatch per 8 $. Aariposa-
HOTENTnless otherwise addressed. West Australia n
pines San Franctsco-ths quickest routes Philip
pines specially aldrss-@d VIA Canada VIA
Hawaii IS rorwar,5.d Va san FrancfSru @NcIuSvely.
TrananActnc malls fnTEarded port O. calling daily
the schedule of closing 10 arranged the pTeaup
OF their uninterrupted overland transit. fRegiS
tsEsd mall closes a P prsvioua day.
CORNELIUS VAN COrr. PostmaSssF.
Hz1s@sA NS~-YoEk. n. Z. March % isoA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TORONTO OPERA HOUSE BURNED,

Toronto. On. March 25.-The Toronto Opera
House is in ruins. Fire broke out early to-day
and before the flames were subdued the ouiioihs
vas deStroved The loss 10 estimated al from
100000 to $4,000 The nre Is supposed 10 nave N
-tI,..e1 sroro electric wires in the box once. The
danes spread % the cigar factory OF John FTeDi-
cock. In he rear. the premises oe''s "a"'S ""'"
Sullivan Harrison 4 Woods. the proprieteTs OF
fhs GsT<inR of DetectiYeg' company, lost ells tnS
scsneFy and costumes. and claim loss o. SAs''O
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Yesterdays Record and To-day's Forecast

Washington 25.-The of high pressure that
occupies Valley tonight continues to dominate
the weather the Rock Mountains A second high
AssnibOia and slight disturbance is central
Southern Colorado. while continues low
plateau region.
No rain any part Of the country except
In Florida California and the Southern plateau and
Southern slope 1t is colder along the Atlantic Coast
and warmer In Middle Mississippi and lower Mis-
souri, valleys II also colder Montana and the
Northwest.
Fair will prevail Thursday and Friday gen
orally east Mississippi River There will be snow
or rain in the Rocky Mountain region the west portion
of South Dakota Nebraska Thursday. and rain or
snow THURSDAY Friday the southern slope region
Rain is also probable Texas and thence north
rd lower Missouri Valley. II Will be warmer
Thusday in the Valley higher temperatures Will
rTsvaiI Friday Atlantic Coast districts II VIII De
colder THURSDAY in Dakotas Nebraska and the Mid
die Rocky Mountain region and lower temperatures will
prevail Friday In Lower Missouri and Middle Mis-
sissippi Valleys. 1t, :, .,
diminishing and becoming NaTi-
able FRIDAY Gulf Coast light TO fresh northeast
becoming Iheast. and Lake Michigan light to fresh
Steamars departing THURSDAY European ports will
have fresh northwest winds and fair weather to the
Banks ,- - .,.,,.u., - .Lu
forecast: Storm warnings are H'SI'0SeN On "
coast Southern California
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
PoHtomce Notice.

Should Be read DAILY by all interested. changes
may tinne) =. ..- 80,
Foreign mails for the week ending March Is 1909 viii
General POsrOffce
follows Parcels Post Mails close one hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Post Malls for Ger
Trsnv rToae AT s D m Monday per 8 KronprfnZ Wr1.
"wednesday per s. =. G. Kurrurst and Friday. Per 3
Pretoria.
Regular and Supplementary Mails close Foreign Sta
tion half hour later closing below
Supplementary Mails for Europe and Central
America via Colon close one hour later al Foreign Sa
f0rN
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 50 degrees; lowest ~;
average 4s average temperature corresponding
last year 44 for corresooDdns date
- foe"i 1o25ecsstf Fair to-day and Friday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

THURSDAY-At a m for France Switzerland. Italy,
Spain. Turkey Egypt. Greece British India
and Lorenzo Marquee. per 5 8. La Champagne. vis
mail for other parts OF Europe must Be directed
per g La Champagne.
FRIDAY-At $50 p m. for Azores Islands, per s. q
Commonwealth. from Boston.
sATURDAY-At a. m for Belgium direct. per = :
KensinEton mail must be directed pc KensfnE-
TONI: n q m supplementary ] p Tor
Europe. per $ s Etruria- via Queenstown: at l<|S1
o. n. for italy direct per kosniE Albert tnall
be directed per :. : koNnig Alhert'D- -,
PRINTED MATTER. ETC.-This takes Printed
Commercial Papers. and SAMPLES 'o- GtTr1ar
Of mail for other parts Or
ship unless specially
directed by her.
After the closing Supplementary Transatlantic
Mails named above additional Supplementary Mails -
the niers OF American. English Frsncn
and Cermsn steamers and remain open until within
Ten Minutes OF the hour q sailing ~ steamer
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Erie.

sunerb eoupment and roadbed. Block signals So!id
vestituIed Buffalo. Cleveland CnclhHA'l aL1
CHICAGO The best dining and cafe car service
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

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place to Isaye sdyertls-rnents and subscriptions
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Rrentano's.. No. - ivrnue'd roTPers. ,.
rESEvS AGeT!ISh T@Ths Ci1sT 60 and T1fo6 BANK
FLORENCE Fr"nca lemon & Co Nos and Va
H1MBG 8CfS RG&&mcrcan An Express Company.
BREMEN American Express Company. No. Rahah"s
eENoi@Amertcan F:1pre.. Company. No IS Via sa"
ANTWERP BELGIUM-Amsrican Express Company
No Quai Van Dyck
For the convenience Of TRIBUNE READERS, 9sross s
SUNDAY TRIBUNE on his in reading rooms Of the
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Monte Carlo. Hotel Metropole. Rome Hotel de rHerI
-nitage. Monte Carlo; Royal Hotel Rome: yTt.i
Hotel. Rome. Grand Hotel. AK les Pains ' aotrl
Hotel and savoy AK les sins: Grand T2Ssi {si
Venice: Martin Hotel Aentone: Cd F1o.-
ouirina'. Rome; Riviera Palace Nice Cosunopoi I1t
Nice: Kraft's Grand Hotel de Nice; Hotel Bea9 s 80
Cannes: Savoy Hotel Genoa: Eden Palace sEe39os
Grand Hotel. Florence: Hotel Royal Daniel Ne9es 3
Grand Hotel. Venice. Hotel Dc n VILE Milan; Ho1ei
EGYPT2Ghezlrah palace. Cairo: Shepherds Hotel
Cairo: Grand Continental IIote! Cairo
DENMA RK-Hotel De 'Angleterre. Copenhagen H~n-
GERMANY-Nassauer-H Hof Hotel wIssbaden: Kaiser-H,
AuKuste vIctora-b bad. Wi-sbaden: Victoria Hote
wfesbaden: Four Seasons Hotel. Munich. Hotei
Strauss. Nuremberg: Hotel Scsphanie. Baden-Raden
Bellevue. Dresden: Bad -Wlldungrn- near Cassei
periaI Hotel Frankfort-on-S Grand Hotel Metro
nee Bad Nauheim Germany: Hotel AnEIeterTe fsl
Hotel Messrner. Baden Baden: Hotel NstlOnai.
Strassburz: Grand Hotel Wnhelmshohe Cassei
HeuL ms Hotel AK IA ChaDe1e. Hotel Kaise-hor
Berlin Germany Hotel MerrOpoIe. Heidelberg. Hotel
De Russie. Munich: Grand Hotel. Nurenberg: Iotei
wesbaden; Russie. Bad-Kissengen: Continental
Tnt,L Hanover: Continental. Berlin
AUSTRIA AND SWTTZERLAND-Hotel Bristol Vienna
The Raur az Lac Zurich: Oficia Information Bureau
Zurich Hotel National Lucerne: Grand Hotel
P1pp Carlsbad. Grand Hotel Hurzarta
budapest: Hotel Victoria Interaken: Hotel Europe.
and West End Carlsbad: Hotel Euler. BasIs: HctsI
Bernerhof. Berne; Continental Lausanne
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Married..

BT-RROwS-PHELPs-On Saturday. March 81 BY RI
r. Frrhslbert D. D.. Wilkesoarre. Penn
ESIstace "A Burrows Of London. England. 20 Anna Ben
nett Phelps, of Wilkesbarre. Penn
C.ox-rT-STTTSG-At Yokohama. Japan. TUESDAY
March "a 1908 Sir William Henry Lionel Cox to MIS-
New-York City, eldest daughter
Of the late Hon. Lewis Pughe, Of Scranton. Penn
Philadelphia AMI San Francisco papers please
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY:

For England fair to-day and Friday fresh west
10 southwest winds.
For Eastern NeS-Tork, Eastern Pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware fair to-day and Friday. slowly
r,sire teuperatures diminishing northwest winds
0stric- Of Maryland. fair to-day
and Friday: Friday light Tarlable %lndss ..
New Eastern Psn9sy wanna talr
nd today: Fri1ay increasing Coudiness fresh
west winds
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
Special Notices.
NrM-YnRK GT1

Mail subscribers TO the DAILY and TRI-WEE -
charged ons . extra postage IN a0ol-'O~ -
the named above
THE. TRTBT-NE; will b mailed Cuba Porto Hleos
Hawaii and the Philippines without extra sXPSnsS '
foreign postage -, r.-,.-.-,,I
Postal Union THE TRIBUNE be mailed at the TO-
Los
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

issues warrant for any known person. or Ior Jonr
Doe and Jane Roe. 1t will have to go Oe'ore tne
grand
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

7, this diagram continuous white line shows the
changes in pressure indicated by The T1ounes ssi
dotted line shows the remperA
.'1re ss recorded by the local Weather Bureau
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26

The following official the Weather Bureau
~ .b. changes in the temperature the last
,,r hour. in comparison with corresponding date Of
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
R1icHsTAo ELECTIONS ON JUNE fs

Berlin. March E.-The North German Gazette
says shs Essesstag elections VIII taks place on
New-York tribune., 1903-03-26
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Notices of Marriages and Deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

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toutsde OF the borougha Of Manhattan and The Bronx
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advertisements THE TRIBUNE New YORK '1ty-
by Postofr' money oTder. express money o''7'
Sraft or tered
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-30
COL. ocHILTREE's ESTATE.

The estate left by Col. Tom Ochi
tree is tied up, and it is doubtful
the $4,000 he left will reach his sig
tiers. as he intended that it should
The government secured two jude
ments against Ochiltree several year
ago which are still unsatisfied. Whel
Ochiltree was United States marsha
of Texas one of his deputies was !:
defaulter while Ochiltree was takins
a vacation in these parts, and it wa
claimed that had he been at home tn
defalcation might not have occurred
After Col Ochiltree had been electe
to congress there was a threat TO hol'
up his salary. He told President A
thur if the threat was carried OF
that he would resign. Rather tina
lose ysur valuable services the go
eminent can afford to lose the MOI
ey," said the president, according (
the story that Ochiltree used to tel
New Yorker.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-30

Mrs. Elmira Drake of CovingtOn,
Ind, worth $4,000, was arrested on
the charge of numbering her husband,
Robert ]. Drake.
Surigao, Mindanao island, was
captured by Philippine ladrones.
Constabulary Inspector Clarke was
killed.
DR.. Samuel ]. Kennedy, accused of
killing Dolly" Reynolds at New York
in 1898. was freed by the court after
three trials, conviction and death
sentence.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick, imprisoned
in England since 1889 for the alleged
murder of her husband, will be re-
leased in July, 1904. She was
Georgia girl and beauty.
Bribery charges against members
of the Missouri legislature will be in
vestigated by the Jefferson City grand
jury. Mysterious $1,000 bills are de-
clared too numerous.
The three hundredth anniversary OF
Queen Bess' death was commemOratei
at London by the Royal Geographical
society. An address on Sir Walter
Raleigh was delivered by Edmund
Gosse.
DR.. ]. r. A. Grassland, United
States minister to Liberia, and G.
Washington Ellis, secretary of lega-
ton, both negroes, reached New York.
The former declares Thomas Faulkner
was shot by him in self-defense.
A panic started on St Vincent
island because of the eruption from
La Soufriere. Residents are fleeing
to southern districts. Stones and
black sand are falling, and casualties
are numerous.
Gen. Matos, leader of the Venezue-
Ian revolutiOnists, notified Gen.
Azala, at Caracas, that he would in
fluence the rebel commanders to end
their resistance if President CastrO's
resignation is accepted
Mrs. Edwin L. Burdick. wife of the
Buffalo, N. Y, murder victim, testified
at the inquest and listened to the
reading of love letters TO her by
Arthur r. Pennell. the suspected
murderer. The confession was made
publicly by her that the promises of
fidelity to her husband were broken.
San Domingo city was captured by
rebels under Gen. Peppin after a
battle during which citizens were
killed in Inc streets. The officials are
fleeing. Gen. Pena. the government
commander. was killed. The United
States cruiser Atlanta was ordered
there.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-30
Nitrogen for Fertilizing Purposes.

New England Homestead.-NitrO
gen from the air is now obtained for
fertilizing purposes in two ways: ~
Glover. alfalfa and some other legumes
have the power to extract nitrogen
from the air. so that by blowing under
these crops. or their stubble. nitrogen
is added to the soil for fertilizing sub
sequent crops. (2) BY electricity, NJ
tTogen is separated from the air and
combined with calcium to form nitrate
OF lime. This substance is being
produced artifically at the works OF the
inventors near Niagara Falls. at about
half the cost OF nitrate of soda. They
expect. therefore. TO make lots of
money by slightly underselling nitrate
Of soda, while of course the lime in
nitrate of lime is more valu-
able to the soil than soda This new
process is evidently as yet in its in
fancy. and may in time largely reduce
the cost of nitrogen in fertilizers.
meanwhile not one firm in
hundred knows that. instead OF pay
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-30

pretexts for hostility by citizens to
the present government or a
''connivance with foreigners"
La Soufriere volcano, st. Vincent
island, is in eruption, and the land en-
tirely covered by darkness from the
pail of smoke. Kingston is in no
danger. Sand is falling at Chateau
Belair.
Roman Catholic missionaries in
north China are arming themselves
and the missions because of fear of
further BOXER" uprisings. Rebels are
being massed at points along the
Yangste preparing to cause an up
rising.
The legislature of Manitoba passed
the bill granting an ombinus railroad
franchise to C.. S. Mellen. H. P. Up
ham and C.. E. Hamilton of st. Paul
and Fisher and Ewart of Winnipeg.
The promoters intend to gridiron Mar
itoba with a network of lines.
Much excitement was caused at Par
raj, Mex, By the discovery of a phe-
nomenally rich body of ore. The
vein is five feet in width and of un-
known depth and assays 200 ounces of
gold and 1000 ounces of silver to the
ton.
Investigation of the report that
10000 people were starving in the
northwest provinces of Japan shows
that the distress is very real. Horses
were eaten and roots and rice straw
were made up in edible forms. The
Japanese people are sending relief
funds.
United States Minister Leishman is
still vainly waiting for an audience
of the sultan to deliver President
Roosevelt's autograph letter on the
American claims regarding the mis-
sionary schools in Armenia and other
matters and is growing very i'm
patient
Minister Bowen has addressed to
Sir Michael Herbert, the British am
bassador, a note calling attention to
the delay and TO the rumors that have
been current that the powers are dis
posed to send the question OF
preferential treatment to The Hague.
Mr.. Bowen urged il as desirable that
some declarations should be made by
the allies as to what they will do.
Sir William Gordon McGregor,
whose rescue from the London work
house by a woman who, it was said,
was an American and who intended
TO marry him, has apparently secured
a wife, but she is not an American.
The story of the afflicted baronet's
misfortune has brought to light a
matrimonial agency conducted by
well-known society women who bring
together impecunious noblemen and
women with more money than brains.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-30

district of Brooklyn, n. Y, was prob
ably fatally stabbed by William Get
teys. a clerk The men got into an
alteration over an alleged insult of
fered by Getteys TO two young women,
which Ulrich resented.
Senator Spooner's announcement
that President Mckinley offered him
the secretaryship of the interior and
the attorney generalship disclosed al
So that Senator Allison declined Of
fers Of the treasury portfolio by Pres
ident Garfield, President Harrison and
President Mckinley.
At New Bedford, Mass, w. E.
Hoxie. who was expected to accom-
pany Captain Coffin in his attempt to
reach the north pole as second mate
of the steamer America, announces
that he will not go as he has not been
able to make satisfactory financial
arrangements.
Agricultural department expert
ments show that a good European
market exists there for American
fruits. Apples, peaches, and Bart
lett pears are successfully shipped
to London, Paris and Hamburg and
sold at 100 per cent. greater profit
than in the United States.
Among the papers taken from the
Arnold Turf Investment comDanys
safe at st. Louis was a receipt for
$4,000 ''for services rendered" signed
nv q forp,ar q ttacba of tI,a =, e 49,, - 49,,
erals office at Washington. who is
nephew of a present high official of
that office.
Alexander Holland, society man,
clubman and golf player. well known
in both New York and Chicago social
circles, was arraigned before Justice
Martin in Chicago charged with misap-
propriating funds belonging to the J.
s.. Toppan company. doing a railway
supply business. The case was con-
tinued.
The South Dakota senators have
just succeeded in doing something
which rarely happens in these days
of civil service reform. It was de-
cided about a year ago that all ap-
pointments at the Indian asylum at
Canton. S. D.. should be made on GER
tificatiOn Of the civil service commits
sion. The senators have had this rul-
ing reversed.
The international syndicate. headed
by the Seligmans. has renewed on
larger scale than at its first venture
the offer to assume VeneZuela's debts
TO the powers on conditions. l. n.
Seligman has been in Washington two
days in that pursuit, and he has been
at the white house and has communi-
Gated with some members of the di-
plomatic body.
y resolution providing that every
railroad in Missouri shall grant free
passes to each state officer, each SUI
preme Judge. each judge Of all the
courts of appeals and circuit courts,
each railroad commissioner. each
member of the general assembly, each
sheriff. the president or superintend-
ent of each state institution. was
adopted by both the house and senate.
IL will be submitted to the voters at
the next general election.