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New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
A BILLET POOL FORMED.
Plan of the Principal Steel Works in the
Country.

The formation OF billet pool will be announced
by THE Iron Age" to-day. The Iron Age" win
say:
ing the United states Steel Corporation the Jones
& Laughlin Steel Company, the Wheeling Iron
and Steel Company, the Cambria Steel Company
the Lackawenna Steel Company ana the Pennsyl-
MIA and Maryland companies, have formed a
billet pool which is to be handled in a manner
similar to the Steel Rail Association While the
base price is s27 for billets at mill Besserer
standard sizes the usual practice viii be make
uniform delivered prices. For carbous between
02O and 06O there is an advance OF 81 a ton while
billets above 060 carbon carry extra Of s.
ton Sheet bar and tinplate bar tonnage are
quoted 81 above billets and blooms.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
DID NOT MEET W. K. VANDERBILT, JR
Automobile Driver Arrested While Going
After Employer at Oceanie's Pier

william K Vanderbilt jr.'s. automobile driver,
Henry Debilleux, a Frenchrnan, living at No. 203
West Thirty-fourth-st. was arrested yesterday
by Policeman MoCauley. OF the Macdougal-st sta
tion. and charged with running an automobile if
teen miles hour.
Debilleux speeding the vehicle through West
st on his way 20 the White Star Line pier. where
he was meet Mr.. Vanderbilt. who arrived on
the Oceanic. The policeman and his prisoner rode
70 the Macdougal-sL station. The machine left
at the station and Magistrate Barlow paroied
IlebiIleux for exaannatioD to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
TO SEND HIM FROM ADIRoNDACKs.
State Claims Title Under Tax Sale and Asks
for Injunction Against J. N. Golding.

PIattsburg. N. Y. July 22-The case Of the
State Of New-York against John N. Golding, of
New-Ycrk City. is being argued before Justice
H T. Kellogg in the Supreme Court in this
city. The State, claiming title under a tax sale.
asks for an injunction restraining Golding from
constructing buildings on certain premises on
Raquette Lake, in Township 10. Franklin Coun-
ty, and ejectng him from the place. which he
camp.
Several similar suits are pending, involving
large portions of land near Raquette Lake, and
the title to a large amount Of property Is af-
fected.
John N. Golding is one OF the leading real estate
brokers Of this city. He represented the New-York
Central Railroad Company In Its recent purchase
for improving the terminal facilities at the Grand
Central Station. Hts main office is at No Pine-sf
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
TROTTEI%2.24 CIAASS-SIERCHANT AND MANI
FACTURERS' STAKE SI0.OOO-TEIREE n FIVE
HEATS U'ufnisheS3
the Assor.MAJoR DELmAa MATCH

Poughkeepsie. y Y. July s2-The Abbot ara
Major Delmar have been matched Tor a specs
purse OF S2,5C0 IN connection with the harness -
at the Hudson River Driving Park week after nsA-
This race is set for "Wednesday August -
sans horses will start On a match race TOR 80
purse at Albany next Wednesday -
John J. Scann6ll. owner OF TIE Acnott. haI,
tended 20 his horse FOR effort next ~ - "a
lower the worlds urottiug record. but gave ~ -
plan 70 make these matches
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
| ACCUSES TEN DOCTORS.
Brooklyn Physicians Before LederIe
on Incompetencg Charges.

Ten physicians practising in Brooklyn were
summoned to appear before Commissioner
Lederle, of the Board Of Health. yesterday to
answer charges Of incompetency. They were
charged with reporting scarlet fever patients
out of danger before they had fully recovered.
Commissioner Lederle said only two OF the
doctors had given satisfactory explanations as
10 their conduct He had reserved decision on
the other eight He said he did not think 1t
would be right for him to give out the names
of the accused physicians. as it might ruin their
business
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
DETROIT WINS FROM CADILLAC.

Toledo, July PIN the InterIake Yachting
Association regatta. at Putin Bay. the race was
over straightaway course nve miles 70 windward
and return At the start the big sloop Ethel OF
Toledo touled the sioyl OF Buffalo. and the latter
was put out OF the race with a broken spar and
rigging carried away - N
I'm IN the race between the S0-footors Cadillac and
eSts0lts ON time allowance the Detroit heat tha
bselt'ae py thirteen seconds This gives each OF
Sg I yeAts one heat Tor the trophies. The winners
FoqP5S,foot Merle. B. Y c; SS-foot suitana L n G
=. o. .oot Caahlac. d q c. Y. 26-foot Ihiorts l.
4o-too- Volstta- n r y q NN'A'-s - 4. -
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
CHESS
ROething Beats Phillips Again in he'
Trophy Tourney at Sylvan Beach

Sylvan Beach. Oneida Laks. \ Y July In
the two tourneys under the auspices q the Ne%-
York State Chess Association to-day. Ia the 80 -
tourney, searle beat Cole; Schwtetzer seFip'ss
BOrsodi. W Scripture; SchWietzer. HoWaFl, =
Martin and Howard drew as did Waller ana NOV
ry and McAlartin beat Dixon. IN the 1ornl"ss,. 80
In the afternoon ara evening Schv1ztEsf -
Howard; Sesrle. Mowry: Howard q 'srgio-
MoWry, Schwietzer. Bcrsodi. Waller anc =,
ture drew Bcrsodl beat Howard e---.. snl
scripture, while the game between y AcN-@ N--@ig beat
W Scripture was left unfinished. ks.t-L-S SS-,ohY
Phillips in the second same for the hle7 ''
competition after fOrty-dve moves
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
INCORPORATED AT ALBANY.

Albany, July 22-The Continental Mines and
Smelling Corporation of New-York City was IN
corporated to-day with s. 100000 capital and direc
tors as follows. Guy Van Alstyne. Joseph a.
Thibault Frederick A Warburton, Daniel P. Col
lins and Noel B. Fox who also sign as corporators.
Other certificates of incorporation fled to-day in
clude that of the Atlantic Contracting Company OF
New York; capital sl50e00 DirectOrs-R H Crosby.
Sophia ". Gebhardt, Eliza l. Smith T. c. Wallace
and +. G. veteran.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
TO APPLY OIL TO THE LAWNS.

Orange. n. J.. July D (SpeciaD.-The Orange
Board of Health proposes to make play for the
mosquitoes which infest wet and damp grass.
Health Inspector Schuler Will suggest at a meet
ing tomorrow night that the health boards OF
Orange and East orange cooperate sprinkling the
lawns Orange Park. The effect on the fine
grass when the crude oil is applied viii spoil ths
grass, many fear
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
REEcHER MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.

Albany, n. Y, July 22.-The Henry Ward Beecher
incorporation with the Secretary OF State The
purpose OF the association is to collect subscriptions
for the establishment OF a memorial institution
III honor OF Henry Ward Beecher The directors
Henry HenJz. Theodore f. Miller William G
Beecher. Henry 5. snow and Frederick w Him
richs. all OF Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
J. w. GATES ON OUTLOOK.

John W. Gates was at his Office yesterday for
che first time in about six weeks. In discussing
stock market conditions he said: The Hquida-
tion has gone on further than the situation
warrants The Steel stocks are cheap at these
prices and so are many other stocks among
them railway shares. with few exceptions.
have just got back from the West. where there
IS every promise of at least good average crops
the transportation of which will give profitable
business for the railroads"
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
AuTOMOBuING.

At the Empire City track Saturday, aa@lt - -
the Oldheld-La Roche race for the GaeS e-.,.a
Lionship. there are i've races and two speolA' = -
races. for which over hfty entries have os,sa
ceived. Machines OF many types are rep- -
both toretgn and American running from '-Ae--k
power steamer to the ponderous s0-hors 1Vrlss-
racer. Q. ". Bright viii meet Charles - ~. uasss
way. and IN the lighter class Joseph AI-Ns
Teddy Goodman
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
coMmENDs AUSTEN AND THE 18TH.

Albany. July 1.-The Ad1utant General OF the
National Guard to-day promulgated order. In
cluding an order from Major Hamilton. T.. s. A.
eommandant at Fort Terry commencing Colonel
David Austen and the officers and men Of the 18th
Heavy Artillery Of this state. for their tour Of
DUTY recently perfoTTed at Fort Terry under the
ansnicas OF the LuiteG StCtes
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23

object of the monument and a box in which there
is a book containing a translation from the Hndoo
poem the Mahabharata- This translation was
made by Miss Adelaide Rudolph, Of Cleveland
who one OF DR.. Rice's Sanskrit pupils
exercises were Professor Joseph p Remington.
dean of the Phllad deIpha College Of Pharmacy and
the successor of DR.. Rice chairman OF the COM
nlittee on revision of the United States PharHa-
cOpoeia; the Rev. St John Young, chaplain OF
Bellevue Hospital and Professor Virgil Coolentz.
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
YOUNG WoMAN'S MYSTERIOUS DEATH.
Ill in Street and Dies is Doctors Office
Coroner Non-Committal.

TIoosick Falls. N Y. July 22.-Ance A Fox.
tvventy-one years old. daughter of John Fox.
prominent citizen. became Ill on the street to-day
and went into Dr. L. D. Mcwayne's office after
bo,,rs for treatment Before the doctor able to
aid her in any manner she pitched forward ufeless.
An autopsy was held. but the coroner refused 10
make his decision public
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
CONTEST AT DEAL BEACH.

Deal Beach. y. j., July 2 (SpeciaD-A putting
and approaching contest the links OF the Deal
Beach Golf Club this afternoon brought out twenty
contestants. 1t was by Miss c c. Linhurr.
Of New-York with score OF 10 Four contestants
tied FOR second honors, with a score OF II
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
BIG CROPS ALONG The FRISCO

B. L. Winchell. vice-president and general man
ager Of the St Louis and San Francisco Railroad
system sends the following telegram to the
'Frtscos New-York office. after full trip over the
company's lines in the Southwest:
After a trip through Kansas Oklahoma and In
dian Territory am sure our wheat traffic alone
will dividends for the year on first and
second preferred stock. Corn looks fine and in
many sections Is assured. Cotton Is inprov-
ing every day. Rnd have doubt of large
yield Traffic in sight is enormous, and In spite of
large recent additions to equipment we are
short to-day Of 10 grain and lumber.
On Enid-Vernon line we are now loading more
than forty wheat daily. This division
Just opened for traffic last February. There are
from to four elevators built OF building at
"a ch of these stations well new cotton gins,
oil mills and congresses. Sorry the bears were
not with
high official OF the company says: This means
several hundred of wheat daily for US within
the next forty TO sixty days. when the wheat
crop IN our territory Is ready for movement
New-York tribune., 1903-07-23
Stock

United States Realty preferred after having
sold up to 81 closed at 81, the lowest OF the day.
and one point under Tuesdays close. The com
mon stock closed unchanged at IL. hundred
shares of Colorado Fuel and Iron preferred
inactive stock, sold at 100, IS points under the
last preceding sale.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15

status Of the present SeIvian government.
which is receiving condolences ON the sue
cess of its own acts.
The tragedy at Belgrade was the uni
versal theme for discussion in the Hobbies
of the senate chamber and general horror
or surprise were expressed a the unfore-
seen events, which, it is believed, will
not have a serious effect on European pol
itcs.
Public sentiment is intensely wrought
up over the bloody event in SerVia.
cussed at the foreign office, in govern
ment circles generally. on the bourse, at
the clubs and in the cafes and public
thoroughfares AS the details Of the
atrocity became known a feeling OF in
dignation arose over the calm, systematic
method of carrying out the murders. A
few. Of the newspapers seemingly Justi-
fed the radical measures adopted against
the late Queen Draga holding her chiefly
responsible bat the more serious papers
like The Temps and The journal l)es
Debats sound Il note of warning. The
Des Debats particularly voiced the wide
spread feeling Of indignation, saying
there was no parallel for such drama
except in the days OF barbarianism or
among barbarianS.
The belief is rapidly gaining ground
here that the new dynasty Will have
dangerous task in attempting to overcome
the recollection of its bloody entrance
into power The Debats characterizes the
dominant Servian element as the party
of regicides.'
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PETER NEW SERVlAN KING
SOMEWHAT OF SCAPEGRACE

~ ENENA, June 12.-The new nS 0.
Servia. Peter. received his early ed
~ ucation in Belgrade during the
reiop of li. e.,., t,.,.. 40 ,..,,. .,lt
IT, 49, ''4'5
N'ei 'iiq Idnliiy was eNpeiied iToi"
wan SOIL Later ne went 10 school IA
Pesth and Tcmesvar and besides repea
ed visits to Rnssia snont saver4l vcar=
at tba enoar ,,,,,,.+ ~ D.. >-ill.l,... ~
Nfoat,,,llr,.1,
- ~ @tltiilJe' " iiIIV si.i'
peeaihe me suItof OF the latter IS aalSh''',
princess Iorka. and married her ii l>N-
She died seven years later. This mar
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15
EUROPE STANDS AGHAST

london, June 1.-THE possibility OF In
ternsnional complications growing out
the sensational crime in Servia has thrill
ed all Europe Every development OF
international politics in one OF the Bal
kan states is fraught with menace to the
equilibrium and the peace of southern
Europe, involving, as it does, the ever
present determination of Russia to don't
nate those states eventually. drive Tur-
key out of Europe and assume control
of the coveted Constantinople. and the
equally persistent determination Of other
European powers that Russia shall not
reach the coveted goal. The crisis precip-
itated by the coup a Belgrade has com
pletely eclipsed the tariff struggle which
but Yesterday was CONFUSING all Eng
land Is this dynastic change in Servia TO
nrove the spark which will set all the
balkans afire, forming pretext for outside
interference? This is question being
asked on all sides, and the only possible
replv is speculative.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15

Belgrade. Servia, June 13.-Although the
people remain quiet here, but little IS
talked of save the murder of King Alex
an(ler Queen Draga and the friends Of the
royal couple.
It is now known that the late king
lived in q state Of terror during the last
weeks of his life. Nightly soldiers be
longing to the Pioneers division searched
the palace from roof to cellar, peering IN
to all dark corners for bombs Each night
the king was securely locked In his bed
chamber Ivy the adjutant IN the presence
of the palace commander.
1t is also stated that for several weeks
the late Queen Draea had prepared Tor
flight independent Of the king, VINO - sup
posed to have been gradually growing re-
conciled to the project OF his divorce from
Draga and his marriage with the princess
of Xenia of Montenegro Ihe cohSpHa-
tors are reported to have learned TINS ana
fearing the marriage would prove con-
tinuance of the Obernovtch dynasty, hur-
riedly commenced the task of eXtermina-
ton.
T,atelv King Alexander tried vainly 20
become reconciled with exiled Servians.
which also increased the anxiety OF the
conspirators. Queen Draga's sisters were
nermitted TO nave last look at the body
OF the late queen. They say the corpse
waa ehrouded In white silk. The young
est of Draga's sisters was carried away
unconscious.
In the late king desk there was found
in addition to various interesting private
papers about $4,000.
II Is claimed the draft OF bill with
marginal notes. written by the late hnS
Alexander. has been round In the palace
1t provides for the proela'hatloll o. t<tgeh
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15

OF the public resentment against the
late roval pair Some persons even spat
on the remains
Outside the palace a vast crowd await
ed the removal, not only of the corpses
of the king and the queen, but Of the
bodies of all the other victims, which
were simultaneously buried, being con-
veyed In hearses to the Belgrade Gene
terry In the streets there was dread
silence, anG the onlookers were kept
back by the troops
The burial service was brief. TWO
priests were present, but no high eccle-
sastical digntaries. Inside the cemetery
mono was allowed except strong force
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15

once the avowed enemy Of Ausuiai, lie
has since given repeated assurances that
in the event of his coming Ia the throne
of Seryia he was desirous Of living ami
cahly with Austria
The following semi-ofticial statement Of
the view Of Tie Austrian government is
published tonight:
"Austro- Hungarian policy observes com
plete neutrality as 10 events in SetFi2.
and will abandon this standpoint only
in the event, which at present is not ID
be assumed OF being forced 10 do SD
through the immediate jeopardizins ~
our interests. Ia conformity with t3at
principle of our policy oy which We de-
sire to promote with all our strength
the prosperous development Of SerFit.
We should regard the reVorsjon Of the
Servians to the Old Kara eorgeyich dy-
nasty as natural and we would appyoH
it under the present circumstances. rs
this step offers the most promising soNl-
ton for the peace and order of The
country.
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Murder Was Accidental. -

Paris, June 13.--At the council of min
listers today, Foreign Minister Delcasse
gave out to his colleagues kilograms from
Belgrade saying that the provisional gov
eminent had communicated to the Servian
ministers abroad formal notification of
the new regimes assumption of power and
that Servian authorities We're determined
to give the sl1upschdna complete liberty
of action in the choice of a king.
The Servian legation here has received
a number of dispatches from Belgrade.
They say no woman, except Queen Draga
was assassinated. and declare that it was
not intended to kill her but to compel
the royal pair to consent to a divorce
When they refused 1t was proposed that
the king abdcate and depart with the
queen. He answered by shooting Colonel
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15
STATEMENT Is MADE
BY THE MURDERERS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

-. Belgrade June 1.-THE new min
. istry tonight published the follow
. ing statement:
Certain differences which arose
= at court have led to the interven-
. ton Of the army and a conflict in
: which the king and queen lost
their lives.
y "NVith view 10 maintaining
peace ana order IN the country. TT
. the present moment difficult and
. fateful. the representatives OF all
q the political parties have FASTENED
to form provisional government
. in order to reestabish the ccnsti-
tuition. existing before March %,
1868, and to reassemble the rep
resentatiyes elected under the CON
@ stitution of April G, 1901
9 At a sitting TO be held on June
10, the national representatives will
=: elect q sovereign and assume con-
o troll of the situation. According TO
-: the reports received up to the pres
ent from the civil and military au-
o thorities, order has not been dis
q turbed in any part OF the country
and the government will take steps
. to maintain It. The government
. feels convinced that by acting thus
It will insure for the new order OF
= things the sympathes of all the
0 European powers"
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Berlin. June 1.-THE German govern
ment cannot be said TO have taken any
attitude as yet regarding the proVisionai
administration Of Serva. Horror was
expressed at the foreign office at the
bloody coup d'etat. The immediate feei-
ing is one Of antagonism to the new
ministry. and there is an indisposition to
make its path easy. The foreign office
for the present is simply waiting fun
information from its legation at Belgrade
and is also sounding other chancellories
The fact that King Alexander was NOT
allied to any European reigning family
is regarded as simplifying the situation.
germany has no special political interest
In the events in Seryia. That an intrigue
looking to the dethronement OF the late
king was on foot had been known to
HE German government and also TO the
government of Servia for some time but
no inheritance was attached TO the mat
ter The late king seems TO have looked
upon the hints of the existence of plot
as having no special significance Re
norts 10 this effect have been circulated
in the Austrian and German newspapers
and have been cahled 10 the United
states but as the Balkans are so pro-
ductive OF baseless rumors. those CON
cerninc the plot against yhe late king Of
cnrvio were treated lightly.
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Paris Shocked by Tragedy.

Paris. June n.-During the afternoon
the Servian legation received an official
despatch in cipher, signed by a member
Of the new government, which confirmed
the deaths of the king and queen and
specially emphasized the fact that perfect
quiet prevailed at Belgrade and through
out Servia.
The presentation of many messages Of
coincidence brought out the peculiar
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-06-15
News Shocked Vienna.

Vienna June 1.-THE startling news
from Belgrade disturbed the solemn Ger
emoniaI OF the annual Corpus Christi
rrocession In manner unprecedented
In Emperor Francis Joseph's long reign.
Men attempted to throw bulletins an
nouncing the news over the heads OF
the soldiers to the crowds watching the
procession While the procession was
opposite Hofburg court Chamberlain
Monte Nuovo informed the emperor that
Foreign Minister Goluchowsky desired to
make y statement to him and when mott
fed Of the occurrences at Belbrade ms
majesty was visibly affected and imme-
diately communicated the news to the
heir presumptive to the throne Arch
duke Francis Ferdinand
A dispatch received by the Austrian for
tign office this afternoon announces that
the Servjan parliament. which had been
summoned for June l5 will only elect
Prince Peter Karageorgevitch king in
the event of Austria and Russia not op-
posing such a step. Austria would not
object because. although the prince was