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New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
ENCOURAGING GENIUS.

Sir Oliver Lodge has set people in England
thinking and talking about possible cnance
to promote human progress. He suggests tHe
propriety Of trying to find way whereby ex-
ceptionaI genius may be recognized at an early
stage, freed from the primal and more sordld
cares of life, and thus enabled to develop It's
usefulness to society more fully than might
otherwise be possible. Whatever be thought OF
the practicability of this idea, its purpose must
receive unqualified approval The initiative Tor
the advance of civilization-in philosophy, let
ters, art morality and even invenuon-comes
from the few men Of transcendent intellect.
taste character and ingenuity. It is to the
Homers. Euclids, Michael Angeles, Beethovens
and Watts that the world owes it's gradual i'm
proyement Only too often, though. mans
greatest benefactors have been obliged to strug
gle with adversely, and devote to bread win
ming by trivial pursuits time and strength
which might be used far more advantageously
for their own and succeeding generations This
is one of the most pathetic phases OF human
history and justifes the most careful consider
alton of propositions like that OF DR.. Lodge.
Obviously, the most difficult part of the pro-
gramme is the discernment Of genius In time
to do any good. Mere precocity Is an untrust-
worthy clew. 1t will occasionally happen that
e man has ceased to require financial aid by
the time he shows unm1SIaKaDly the posses
sion Of exceptional gifts. Sometimes he hesi-
tates in his own choice eff profession. Fara-
day began as q chemist, and afterward con-
centrated his attention on the phenomena of
electricity and magnetism He attained middle
life, too, before he solved the chief problem
that fascinated him. Another class Of geniuses,
whose ideas are revolutionary, are not fully ap-
preciated until after their death. In Mesmer's
theories for instance there was such q MKT
ure of truth and error that the merits of his
discovery could not be correctly estimated In
his own lifetime Again. it would be possible
to name men who only ten years ago were
Justly regarded as leaders in science and inven-
ton, and who have now been eclipsed by others
then unheard OF. Life is good deal of lot
terry. To name the winners with certainty In
advance is no easy task
Even now several agencies exist tor the en-
courRgement Of young men Of more than aver
age merit as soon as their quality is exhibited.
In large cities there are technical and art
schools which are virtually free. Colleges and
seminaEies offer scholarships to students who.
in competition with others, reveal marked
talent, ! newly founded organization, the Car
negie Institution, has already begun to promote
scientific research In a score of departments Of
inquiry by grants Of money. Capital is to-day
more alert than ever for inventions from which
profit can be derived, while publishers end art
dealers are not utterly blind to the work Of the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

When so high an authority as DR.. Simon
Flexner declares that serum has been devised
Wherewith to overcome cholera infantuna, the
statement will be received with little hesitation.
To be sure. he is obliged to say that it has not
been fully developed, and that several months
will yet be required to effect that result. One
might wish that he could speak in the past tense
entirely. Still. the consummation will not be the
less welcome for some delay. When the serums
for treating scarlet fever and cholera infantum
have fully demonstrated their value. the mortal
ity among very young children ought to be
perceptibly reduced.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
JAMES J. HILL SAILS.

James j. Hill. president oG the Great Northera
Railway Company. and Sir Thomas J. shaughnessy.
president Of the Canadian Pacific Railway Com
pany sailed for England yesterday the steausr
Celtic. Mr.. Hill intends making the trip holiday
Most Of his time will be spent the Continent It
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

Addicks may say, long way after Cesar, Il
came 1 saw and my partner conquered" Lit
up by the fattering lustre of his own gaslights,
his defeat may look to him enough like victory
to call him afieId next time with all his drums
and battle horns in their customary working
order.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

March came in enough like lion to make it
probable that it will go out like the familiar
lamb of the proVerb, benign Of conduct and
tender as it's chop. The coming Of the
hoisterous month is welcomed but with nothing
like the ardor with which its parting will be
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
DE cAsTELLANE IN THE HARsoR.

The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse. which
was due here yesterday morning. will dock early
this morning at Pier No. 81. North River. She
reported passing Nantucket yesterday at i2-0 D.
Among The passengers Is Count Bonf de Casteaua.
who is coming to this country Join his wife ard
children, who now in the South
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
A,bout People and Social Incidents.

here TO render honors the young travellers. fred
a salute as the Sapphire sailed at noon for Egypt.
It Is epected that the princes will 60 down ths
Nile to Khartoum. and that they viii visit tho
Holy Land later.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
GERMAN PRINCES, AT RRINDIsI.

BrindIsi Italy, March THE German Crown
Prince Frederick William and his brother. Prince
EireI Frederick. arrived here this morning from
Milan and were welcomed by the local authorities
and a large crowd of people. The princes en-
barked on the yacht Sapphire for their journey 10
the Orient The italian gunboat Irde. which came
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

When the Brooklyn tunnel is done Atlantic
ave- promises to be turned into handsome
boulevard, with asphaIted driveways and walks,
and trees in the middle, standing for neatness
and beauty, as it has hitherto stood for dirt and
ugliness. Speed the day! 1t will be red letter
one for Brooklyn, to stand renowned in her
calendar for a long period to come
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

Taking everything into account, no unpreju-
diced passenger can deny that there has been
some Improvement in the Manhattan elevated
service since the first day of January, 1903
But not enough-not nearly enough.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05


on the Celtic
Miss Maude Adams Miss Grace MARVEL
Mr.. and Mrs. T g. Bell Mr. and Mrs H Currrs
james n2 l.jss j. AiII NJ ana sr,. ". J Reid ar4
C. D. Brandreth. family -
T. g. Burnham. Mrs Howard St George
Mrs A. e Corts- H H Share. r y.
Mr and Nrs. s Seymour ". r spottissoode.
FolWeH Mr. ard Mrs Leo
Mrs G. R. Hooper. Mr. and Mrs J. c, Talts
Miss Lillian Brooke-Hunt. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Ten
W F LAWRENCE NJ P Captain T P walker R =.
Mr. and L. c. Max Mrs Marx W. Watscz-
well Miss watson
On the Laha which arrived here yesterday from
Genoa
Miss Ida B. Cameron P HoIcoulb.
Mr and Mrs II Child. Miss P ! Hoicou-5-
Mrs. r u Field TEe Misses Maxwell
Mss A. @. Hall Ny. and Ms w ". Parry
Booked to sail to-day for Havre the French
steamer La Savoie are:
Miss a P. Alexander. General ard Mrs Flsl1.
Mr. Anthony JeICeE-
L, Miss Lizzie KiEg
Count de DiesbaCh- Mrs l. I1onp=0u-
Baron de Fonteniiliat.
On the Minneapolis. which arrived here yesterday
from London. were:
Mrs Albert W. Swain j A Redmond
Commander A P. Parker. Mrs v Garter VAs+
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

Wandering Ulysses finally brought back wis
dom to antique Ithaca. 1t required typhoid
fever epidemic to teach the present day town
the first elements of hygiene.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

There ought to be some effective way to cork
up Senatorial obstructionsts. even If 1t takes
a constitutional amendment.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among those who sailed yesterday for Liverpool
on the Celtic were:
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

Among the dinners scheduled for last night were
those given by Mrs. Ogden Goeet, No 6o8 Fifth
ave; Mrs j. ]. Wysong. No. 80 East Thirty-fourth-
st. and Mrs. Henry Clews. No. $50 Fifth-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

..Ero e Leandro' was given last night at the
opera to a large audience. Among those present
were Mrs Ogden Goelet. Mr.. and Mrs Francis E
HYDE Mrs. S. B. French. H. A. C. Taylor. Miss
TavIor Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Sloane. Mrs. H. F.
Dinock Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L. Hoyt. the Misses
Parsons Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Dwight Collier Mrs
James A. Burden, Miss Trevor. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
e Fahnestock Henry T. Sloane and Miss Sloane.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

William Earl Dodge has presented to the widow
of his SON. William E. Dodge the house No. 197
East Thirty-ffth-st., as a wedding gift on the
occasion of her marriage March q to Stephen
H Olin. Mrs. Dodge has been occupying the
house in question for some time
New-York tribune., 1903-03-05

Mrs Arthur Paget has returned to town from
washington. and will soon sail for Europe.
The sun., 1903-05-24
SUD.TREAsURY TRANSACTIONS

FRIDAY
Paid by Sub Treasury 10 banks ,.-.-.,. 81 470 100
Paid by banks TO Sub Treasury 4.4g7 600
LOSS to banks on days transactions. $4,000
Gain to banks for Same period previous
week ......,............ ...,...,...... %, ono
The sun., 1903-05-24
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call, 2d2'i per, cent: last loan,
215 per cent; ruling rate. 2,i per cent Time
money Is quoted at per cent. for sixty days.
aam per cent cent d9 for ninety dtbs baassd ssd
per cent. for eight and nine months. Com
mercial parer is quoted at 5m5h PER cent.
for prime sinrle names and bills receivable:
other names, 5Hm5+ per cent.
at UNCHANGED quotations. Posted rates were
for short. Actual rates: Lone bills, -s4.s4A a
1855: si.-ht drafts. s4;s7s@S4.s7o. and
quoted at 5.lshm 5l71s for long and 5.l5'+m
5l5 for short. relchsmarks were quoted at
e4TMa4 1919 for long and 959.MaS 7-i8 for
for long and 4o,.m4o 5-ls for short.
Domestic exchange on New York; Bos-
ton-Par and Sc, premium. Charleston
Bn'ng, par: selling .loc; premium; ln,,in Sa-
nium; telegraph, loc. premium. s.. Louis
cnnati- Bet ween banks 2oc preIrilm; over
counter, SOC. premium, New orleansECom-
Money in London, 3 per cent. Rat, Of
discount in open market for short and three
morths bills, as-ieMa'. per cert Consols
for money closed at 9i l5,l8 and for the ac-
Bank of En- gland on balance to-day, Ell, 600.
Paris advices quote per cert 07 francs
S2L Ger times. The private rate of discom
is q. per cert ENchHng % gG on ;"ndon; %
exchange on Lon don 20 marks 4ela pfenniCs.
The private rate of discount is 81. per cent
Commercial price Of bar silver in New
York. 54iIc. Bar silver in London closed
at at =; ;.S-'ed - ,1< Mexican silver dollars were
Exchau ses, :247, ,iis, SIS; balance. sa,ss7. i4s;
Sub-Treasury debit balance, $s7o.ll7.
The sun., 1903-05-24
Live Stock Market.

SATI RDAH, May ~ =.
Receipts OF hecvcs were 81 head, ~ con.rnso
direct, No sales reported. dressed beef aicsGy'
city dressed native SIDES CaiG1c per n. chpies
last received quoted American steers at l!@l.taC"
dressed wcig ht. refrigerator beef 81 oaesc. per ~
Reported exports for to-day. ESQ bee'fs' A~oo
quarters o. beef , .,
sales 1890. per N. ,.
Rccei pts OF sheep and lambs. al tor the maIset,
were ,s3s head; cars on sale AL tod Shtep Au
yearllngS ruled steady: good spring hmbs were
rated arm: other grades quiet and Meauy, Soou.
IN q r. OF stock unSold. Sheep sold al tSGN,o
per 100 lbs: car OF yearllngs at t56S lambs az
46I2i. .Glss?5 dressed mutton. ,aloc' PEI n'
drcSscd year.ngs Oal3c.: dressed lambs. i2ei
a. Receipts Of b0ys vs1s LIES Mead. - eseAg1ea
The sun., 1903-05-24
QUOTATIONS.

BID. Asked Bid. Asked.
Can Ste6 23 .3ii pa n r.. e3E 63Ls
Cen l. 80 6X Piu Ass 68l6 @ II 10
Son LIS, 2SLs 2eii Pail Trae 9jN 81
ECO ofAn. & 10 10 8 l5 .I6i : Tras. 46 A6I
LEVY Rt 4O1s 40ia y os'. sOa 9Ost
n ,rsdenc 3if a4I
The sun., 1903-05-24
DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WARRINGTON. May 2s.-Thc cash statement Of
the receipts and expenditures of the Treasury
shows
THIS Day. This Month. FfycdI Year.
Receipts ...-... Nst22+7 s34. .80s Sl8 Sol Os7.7ls
Expenditures l.5l0OOO 81. 5000 SIS
Snrpus ........ $3.50 247 : F4s 2lG ss6. .O87 sGs
The receipts from customs to day were ss7a OIL:
from Internal revenue. 1894 .3G2: miscellaneous.
si2s247; national bank notes received for redemp-
ton. $jai.3l0.
The cash s,a,cmcn, OF the United States Treas
urcr for May 23 SHOWS
RFsERvE FUND.
Gold coin and bullion. $3.50. O.00OO 600
TRUST FUND.
Held against notes and certificates
GENERAL PrHp.
Gold coin and bullion. Observation-Disclosures. s7827o oo74
Gold 2S,O2S 100
Standard silver dollars ,,...,.,...,.. l6.3I33J3
silver certificates. 5.0e5Ol
silver bullion l.4sC 0l4
United States notes G,2O2 ha7
Treasury notes of fIss0.................. al,549
National bank notes .,...,.......,.,. 0.73i .g05
Subsidiary silver and minor cOn....,,. 1O.CS9 tST
Total .r3I SO5
In national banks lJ4 900 Poi
Awaiting reimbursement ..............., lO2.jiO
Total s3co 3ca o7G
Liabilities. t6.2e24S
Cash balance s2"3. 107 s2S
The sun., 1903-05-24

Coffee was quiet and prices showed little change.
tn )ugh some m )nths gave way slightly owing 10
local liquidation. The receipts we're moderate,
bat there was little disposition to buy
NAVAL Sr,REs.-Spl.s OF tLiptItnc. 5S@S3'ao.
Common TO good strained rosin. s2dS2.oS
=. PROVISIONS, Lard was quiet: rethsd Continent:
Soulh American $40 Pork was quie, with mess
a. SIS ,aGsis rs, Tallow. SAC. Dressed hogs.
sltMsisc. Butter--Crcamcry, extras 22c. hiss.
2la:ilac.: state dairy. tubs. extras. 2i@2liac.
Cheese.State, e. G., small; choice. l2l.c All to
prime. Io6llslc.: large white. choice. llltall'lc.
Eggs-S.ate and Penn sylyania, i7dl7ac.; Western.
l7c Chicago. May ?s-"Therc Was continuation, t'I,
interest In that product and the bull leader In pork
was also buying September pork This gave ,hs
market a higher range despite a decline OF cents
In hogs at the yards Al The close the entire list
with ,hs exception OF July pork showed far net net
gain, The realizing sales were scattered, win
smaller packers gain Gguring on the buyirgsidc
SuGAR.-Raw was easier al satc for s6 test ara
size. for 80 test Refined was quiet: unchanged.
granElitcd. Son5 0Sr.
The sun., 1903-05-24

Futures advanced ID points on vi! anu W
on otner months. closing very steady, with estimate
sales Of 10 Gao bales. FrlCes as follows:
The sun., 1903-05-24
COMMERCIAL.

Cotton Dull but Frmer-Brown Brokers'
Bu,tng-Shorts COver-LiyerpooI Dis.
appOintins--Grain Easier Early but
Rallies Later--Decrease In the Visible
Expected Coffee quiet - Provisions
Ftrmer.
wss dn aS "a ooS bsb s;nlv he;atlsh"t
export here and mt the outports. No red
in elevator May price; No Northern Duluth
INC. over July; No. Northern New York,
INC. over. Northwestern receipts were lis
ears. against ~ last week and l25 last yenr
hcago IS. against az last week and 7 n year
Prices as follows.
The sun., 1903-05-24
CHICAGO CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Kansas City Southern:
1903 1902 Changes.
r flo% %set July ss ''sis Inc :s':s s:s
e.s$ 3,S ;sss ss;s sssss Inc Inc s ;s
s!sS n ssss Inc Inc sss
CENTRAL RAILRoAD OF NEW JERSEY.
The Central Railroad Company of New Jersey
Gross earnings ss,s @ 5. ss@s,z nc s"asss; .ss;ss
Ne, earnings. scl5oii seSi,s5s Dec. ,sss4o
o1pss pss% ISiS to 81 nP!l & Inc
op, exp and taxes o4s6.li5 s,1ts4& Inc, 0S2GSo
Net earnings. 1888 s5,ss2 2s, Dec .el4ese
WABASH
The Wabash Railroad Company reports for April;
orsss oper expenses is,SS ii4i Inc. Inc % is!s
Ne, earnings. siols25 sso7,sso Inc. so., ,4ss
Gross earnings s5.G2 :,ssc s.7 ls4 Inc l,s5s Ise
oper expenses i27h.a5 1l'a'4aos Inc 1889 s97
Net earnings. .. .s,7s7s. S.eS2 100 Inc sia5l42
SOUTHERN PACIFIC SYSTEM.
The Southern Pacihc Company reports for March
- 1908. 1872. Changes.
o%per. % expenses, L72OS6o i.;oI.aIs Inc. 2is.Sss
Net earnings. $91O38s $S6G.8l8 Inc. SIS. 752
Central Paclnc
Cross earnings. Sl.aW3l0 ~ .4ca lSh Inc. SO 733
oper, EXPENSES. 9ae.si5 iocs.sso Dec. 1851
Net earnings. $ai,Di S4;7.los inc So. lO6
Galveston. Harrisburg and San Antonio:
Gross carrnpS..., Sht27l1 &37 ,6S3 Inc. $5.02s
Opef. eApenscs.., 62@O7l t8l.NO Inc. 80. 20l
Nc, denol,....., sHs54 ss.,isl Inc. .27,l7s
Cross Sss sarnnes E "s!s sH2os ssel s.o Inc 5000.
Oper. expenses. ssses5 ?i4.o7i Iac. 6s.6Ia
Net earnings. s?s,sas a7;os Dec. sio,?m
Moresn's LoulsanaM M and Tex.s r. g. and s. $. Co:
Gross earnings, s3oo,Il2 SIn3?sS Dec, 3S3,l7i
oper. expenses. ?es,7i7 2si7Ss Dec. 2:,d2e
Net earnings s83'a sil7.so0 Dec. Sl.i45
Texas and New Orleans:
Gross earnings. s22oGS2 % s2.s 81 Dec. Ho.7os
Oper. expenses, 2fo'l 24l,m2 Inc ?.66a
Net denci,.,,... si7o'o1ur)sl. .375 Inc. sla,374
cross ss'I Sarniuss slasla nsa 80 Dec. $3.50,
opcr. eArenses"., $4,000 ins.1eo Inc. 29.s7o
Net earnings. 1850 s5l.2oo Dec. H7.s,I
Galveston; Houston ..s and d Nor,hsn:
Oper. expenses s78S2 ssii4 Inc. 1888
Net deceit, ...... s5os2 sl5,sso Dec. 1lo.iIs
Gulf. West Texas Pacific:
Gross earnings. S9.S6S &e.6?4 Inc S211
Opct. expenses, l2,7s5 l4l2t Dec. 1850
Ne: deGc,...... s9al7 $500 Dec. s.ssa
pERE MARQUETTE.
The pere Marquette Railroad Company reports
for April:
Cross earnings. sass.Sss sS,577s Inc. s..is2
opcr. expenses. oS2.seS 62s17O Inc. 2a,s?5
Ne, earnings. sssSs.o se27 oos Inc. ,ss.as7
From Jan |:
SSsS s! ss ss ss 81
Not earslags".. ss4a,7is ssss.ost Ine. Slss,s2a
The sun., 1903-05-24

II was a smaller cotton market than Tor some
time past bu, It was none the less nrn especially
on july and the closing prices were the OF
the day. in spite Of Disappointing Liverpool ad'
ports which were In the main favorable. although
there Is denying that more rain Is needed IN the
Caronas. The Chronicle weather report says that
from Texas there Is com mplaint OF backwardness OF
the season. and NckSburg reports state that cut
worms have rendered replantlng necessary IN
ovcrfowcd sections OF the State. a better de-
mand is reported for print cloths. Brown brokers
Southern, Waii Street and Western covering.
Persistent runors are In circulation to the effect
that the New Orleans hull leader has been Joined
by some OF the Gates party here and In chicago
for a campaign on the bull side. .
One hrm said: -Thc condition OF the growing
sideraion at this juncture TO the cotton world;
Repiantlng is still going on over large areas and
without surface moisture enough 70 make u an
crcctual remedy OF the situation There has been
only one period of widespread rainfall In nearly
two mon tbs. and more moisture over eimost the
entire belt is needed The effect OF TINS on inc
market is obvious. and fluctuations In the winter
options will no doubt be broad enough 10 attract
speculative ventures. We cannot advise sales or
the winter months except on resumption OF the
el-ccnt level and shall advise quick realizing pur-
chascs on all such Transactions until crop news
becomes more assuring. We look for continued
strength abroad though with possibly less activity
next four months Will be such as TO sustain present
and encourage higher prices.
CofFEE.--Rlo on the spot was dull at 5'tc. for
No. l. No sales. Futures were unchanged to
points lower. closing steady. HavIc was uh-
changed Hlmburg was unchanged to 4 pig lower.
Rio was steady; receipts iVoy 90 naSs: stock & 5000
Santos was quiet: receipts, l7OoO pags; stock t'o-
Drtf.n her n
The sun., 1903-05-24
TIE OUTSIDE MARKET.

The usual Saturday .dulness was displayed
in outside stocks to-day. The market was
sencrally heavy. although the transactions
for the first hour were extremely H. hit and
confined TO one or two issues. In the last
half hour the weakness in the stock EN-
chan q beYan to be felt by Northern Securi-
tics, which declined over / per cent. on CONF
parativclv II ht Ufferin.s establishing a no "
low record at O2'.. At the low price u rally
OF Il fraction set in on light purchases, Ameri-
can Can preferred showed some Ermness in
the enrlr tradin" advancing a fraction above
the previous closing. but also weakened near
the close on frecr cflerines, losing. over
per cent and ending at the lowest. In ether
parts OF the list there was practically little
or no trndint and prices generally. while
showing a somewhat easier tendency. re-
acted only fractionally. There was little or
no inquiry for bonds.
The, transactions in the market to-day were
n follnwa.
The sun., 1903-05-24
BANK STATEMENT.
Contraction OF Loans.

For the first time In several weeks the bank
statement exhibited n decrease In loans.
This decrease amounted to s5.478,100 and
was accompanied with n decrease in deposits
OF s6,2o4,iOo. Although the banks showed u
loss Of cash holdings Of 81 ,320 900. the reserve
legally required was also reduced by ST.
tj6, lOO no that. the surplus reserves Of the
banks Increased s2a0 100, brine In! that item
up to 81. .222 725. The largest cash increase
was made Dy the National City Sank. which
gained s2.0+l 800. on top Of an increase OF
ovei s3.O00G0 last week The loans OF the
same bank increased s3,3si,n00, while the
largest contractions were made by the Ma
tional Bank Of Commerce. ourth National,
] irst National and Western National banks,
The weekly statement Of averages Of the aSSo.
tlated banks Of the city Df New YORK compares a.
follows with those OF last week and the same week
Hpa
The sun., 1903-05-24
Imports OF General Merchandise and Dry
Goods,
Imports and Exports Of Specie.

The imports Of specie for the week were
fl64, Az. Of which s7 $50 was gold, making
total specie Imports since Jan, /, s3.7s2. 783.
Exports of specie were: Gold. $500, ,2O4:
silver, sSse,ols, u total of s4,iD3,222. agaii st
g. l0l 0I0 the previous week. The exports
Of specie since Jan have been: Gold. Slv-
.Sea2e. and silver. sA,s2o.5l9. total Of
The sun., 1903-05-24
DIVIDEND DECLARATIONS.

Company and Term. Stock. Amt. PGp7b,s
Bordcn's Condensed MIR
quarterly ...,i.,...,,... pfd "a Jupe Is
Columbus Gas Light Heat
g.".........,.........,. pfd June Is
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1903-03-19
Dependent Actress a Suicide.

Washington, March Inlay Esch-
or. variety actress. aged % years,
committed suicide here last night by
swallowing carbolic acid She was
respondent from sickness and lack Of
employment. and had said that her
mother would not let her come home.
A letter addressed to her mother, Mrs.
A. NJ. Escher, 627 Mexican street. Phil
adelphia, said in part: Il lay myself
down to rest / have lost the love
Of you and also of the man. love.
died with broken heart"