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New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
CREME 10 1HTESTATE sUGDEN.
s.v1 Five OtAsr Detective sergeants VIII
Get old Hank.

General Greene yesterday received the papers IN
the case Of Edward b. sugden' VINO wan reuuceu '
t- the rank of detective sergeant By Commissioner
partridge The Court of Appeels ordered susoen
"A bp restored &c his former rank because OF
tbs law PASSED in 1901 which made permanent the
s.rk a. ali detective sergeants who were in Office
on April 1 of that year. General Greene SAID ne
svouId 70 through the form OF asking the aoV'ce
of the Corporation Counsel but he expected 10
restore surden to the rank OF detective sergeant
to-day.
Five other detective sergeants who were III olice
ON ApriI l. 1901. were remanded to patrol dutS re-
Gently by General Greene on the recommehoation
M InSpector Brooks and will be restored to their
former rank with Sugden They are Armstrong
Rarrett Barry McGuinnes ana Rhesume.
General Greene said yesterday that after talK
with Corporation Counsel Rives he believed that
only six of the former detectives would be affected
nv the SuRuen decision There were ninety-tWo
policemen raised to the rank of detective sergeant
between April !. 1901 and January l. 1902 ana 1ne
late Colonel Murphy appointed sixty more deteGtise
serreans on the morning Of January /. 1902 All or
the 15s MURPHY detective sergeants were renanot no.
ed TO patrol duty later. ana they are sulhe to se'
back their former rank.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
WILL MENACE THIS CITY.
EVILS OF JERSEY SEWER.
Odeu Warns Legislature by an
ErDeTt's Letter.
IaY %sLRsaLrH TO TIE TRrBuNE.I

Albany March 12,-TlIe members OF the ieFts-
lature of the State of Eew-fork are likely 10 tahe
sction resar7inE the proposal to build gigahuc
sewer from the State Of NewJefsey into New fork
Iarhor Their attention wEs officially called 10
the matter when Governor Odel sent to the IesIs-
Iature to-day the following communication hrO'H
Dr. Daniel Lewis. state Health Commissioner
# is matter of common knowledge that the
oonstruction of an immense trunk sewer which Is
to take the sewage from lsSge secu0I into to the
waters of this state. ts now being cons'oere0 y
the se 0roTsoc Is made for the DISCHARGE
Of such large body ct ssw,Es at tbs 0OG Sewage Is
Ihe bay the Of Staten Isand % End and 70. Ss 1ee roH
cred with deposits from this source Thi2n woqso pe
be pcssibe msnsce t. pubic cnnference between
the authorities Of this state and the state or
Jsrssy n,itd ,. 0e schsrse of sewage
be oounteracted or prevented
rns Senate refers the message to the Public
Health Committee
senator Stewart. of Ithaca the chairman OF the
Senate Committee Public Health. said to-nlEht
have q conference with him as soon as ne returns
posed to SeN-J9tsey being permitted to empty any
S4vafe into NeW-York Harbor. or, lnoeea,~ any
% e,iy or fo%H ST pying or sewage into it The
of the State should be kept free from cohtan1ina-
ton.
DIR Daniel Lewis president of the State Board
Of Health. said last night when asked ABOUT tne
New-Jersey sewer, that it would doubtless De
menace to the health the city unless the sewage
were treated" before being emptied into New
York Harbor I'VE may be asked TO investlsate
,hat' said DR. Lewis II don't know Wnst acIIoii
the legislature will take, but feel certain ina
only the latest and most approved netnoos ht o.
seWaEe 6fspoSaI will be allowed and m sure tndl
this ktete is quite competent TO require thst tIe
sewage he purified before ii Is emptied INTO tne
BAY Each town which will use the sewer shouiq
have a works. where that towns sewage couiu
treated before being run into the main sewer.
In that way. the sewage would not need 20 De
purihed the mouth of the sewer That ls tne aP- p
proved method in largely in this state ana Is
what should be done with the Jersey sewer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
BuRDICK INQUEST SEARCHING.
Judge Murphy Says He Will Find the
Murderer, if Possible.

punsIo March 12-Thomas Murphy, judge OF the
police court announced this afternoon that he viii
hold the inquest into the death OF EoWln L. butulck
next Tuesday.
II propose to make II the most complete investl-
CATION ever conducted into any death In this
county" said Judge Murphy Il have subpRnaed
everybody whose name has been mentioned IN con-
nection with this case There are too many persons
lingering under suspicion ot causing Burdick S
death. Only person could have killed him.
II I find who he or she Is propose 70 DO SO;
I have, set the date for next Tuesday in order order
days in which to investigate the &c case That owght
It s se as eng as persons ought to Be
suspicion when their names have been ee IN ever
Another move hagnF an besrg sr gsfe t
Attorney n Goa coatswor9h had conferred with Chief De
tective Cusack. The authorities have determned rs
1a Sufek and ade Ms
fs The s sa donc Is u john pe
ngs to require the western Union to produce the
The authorities questioned both Mrs. Burdck and
@ H Both sc hem shs e %
said the s % were 5esb an qqrs % e Union
Fs tie nSa and
9 w we're dsedea On to the
quest was made Up TO-DAY. ana some Of the sub s
Be caed are MRS fso B1rdek mrs H1 the
Maggie Murray and Katie Koenig: Pr Marcy
he Mes aRd @ in
Edwin L. Burdick& will. which is to be onered
for probate tomorrow morning, cuts off Mrs. Bur
dick and bequeaths the estate: share and share
B. kellogg and George c. Miller are named as ex-
ecutors. clause in the will naming the three ex-
ecutors and guardians fer the children will likely
be contested on the ground that the appointment
is void because Mrs. Rurdick is still alive.
The claim is that the law nullifies the appoint
ment by will of guardian where there Is survv-
ing parent, unless both parents Joined in the ap-
pointment. 1t will be claimed that Mrs Burdick
is, under the law, the person to be guardian. II
is to pay Burdicks debts and turn the re-
mainter of the property over to Mrs. Burdick as
guardian for the children.
The Burdick estate Is worth about S0O00, con-
ssting OF $500 In property. real and personal and
$000 In life insurance Since she is cut of in the
will. Mrs. Burdick will set only one-third OF the
real estate and none Of the personal property.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
PIPER VISITS O'REILLY.
He Inspects the Tenderlcin Station and Is
Friendly With the Captain.

Deputy Police Commissioner Piper called at the
West Thirtieth-st station shortly after midnight
this morning and called Attention.! to Sergeant
Shef5les who was the desk After he hao oeen
saluted by that officer. the captain went behind
the desk inspected the blotter. and had a chat
with the sergeant.
Then he went into the squad room, where ne
brought a half dozen policemen to their feet from
loi,nRing positions by calling Attention. in a
military tone of voice. After releasing the police
men from their porltions of attention. the cap
tain went out and inspected the prison cells, ootn
mehs and women's which he found clean ana
orderly and much to his liking. He also went up
stairs and looked through the dormitories.
BY this time Captain oRey was with Captain
Piper and they had friendly talk, which seemed
to indicate that SO far Captain Piper was con-
cerned, Captain O'Reilly was still On good terms
with Police Headquarters despite rumors to the
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MRS, PAINE DISAPPEARS.
SIZE HAS LEFT BUFFALO.
Wanted as a Witness in Burdick In
UueSt.

Buffalo. March 13.-Mrs. Seth T. Paine, who is
one of the witnesses wanted for the Burdick IN
quest left the city last night. Whittier she went
is not definitely known by the police but II was
stated positively by police official that sne
had left lthe city.
detective sergeant was looking FOR her with
a summons to appear before Judge MURPHY
who will conduct the Burdick inquest to-tnor-
row. When he called at the Paines' last night
he was Informed that Mrs. Paine was not at
home. He was not satisfied with this reply, and
entered the house.
After leaving the Paine home he went at once
to the New-York Central station. He was told
by the ticket agent there that woman closely
answering Mrs Paine's description had bought
q ticket. He did not remember for what place.
but he thought it was for Batavia. Mrs. Palne
husband Is a dentist and practises In BATAVIA
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
ARRIVALS OF BUYERS.

vsn son No. Dr' ~ P:.F Sullivan and NJ Sui
n e HsysF S 8 gcs S 4 Ms nro0y T. a.y.,
making. Broadway central. O'S''
Mul!ssn GO. Glover"vills. n. Y: Z. B. MulEan.
Annie Merritt Co. Rome. N. Y: A F. Merritt.
The Forbes Dry Plate Works. Rochester Frederick W.
J. W Milllksn. Francis City Mich: A. J. Doyle. dry
). F. Marshall. Akin N T: J. L. Marshall. general
j. t. Morgan. Akin. N. T.: Mrs. E. Morgan. general
Frederick " Williams Corning. N. Y; A. G. Frost,
s. strsus 3 Co. Chicago; N. Kaufman. department
J. C. F. z. Train Allegheny. Penn; r. J. Train.
!s!a.S Mra g. oinsy WeIIsvI. n Mrs. Harris rubn.r
So lss 1ssn W.. o9G e Schwartz
o,s.,st. 9S"Ets: n" s Gs 9SE louise Schwartz
c. X. webbtr Chiiicothe. Ohio: MrS. r p. webber.
r. B. Johnson. Bradford Penn: Cora Merritt, Mrs.
Reilly and Miss Stella Kirby millinery No rs West
z r smith Bradford, PENN: Mrs. Eugene Smith. mill
MA c. r Jones: Wssspor: Penn: Mrs. Helen Craft.
millinery Nc 81 ,es Wes; seEsnteensn- @ st; .u,
,rsfy 8 sI TssSs.1 s; ""A lew. NIL
.oH' Mrs r. g. f. Benson MIS- 9 r l. Benson ss ta-
"eFy r. parTtt Co.. Milton W. Va M D. ParA. msr-
n a. Harris Milton. Va: Nellie Harris. dryxood.
" Cole Chicago. dressmsker Nc. 14s West Twenty
I. solornan. Chicago. drersmaker. No. i4a West
saginaw Drygoods Company, Saginaw. Mich. Emma A.
James Myers. cohoes n r.. clothing. Broadway c.n-
- 9sr,esa 94 s.s, ESlsoE r; Mary oHare. millinery
j. c. o'Br,sn. Cortland, T.: I.ouius wsbbsr. mil
E:yRs,sgS Anderson " Va; J. NJ Reynolds
H. C. Little Z Co.. Albany; Charles ". Little and wife
'Ts SsiI RrssSsfs, os1h. n II Mrs a. N Waters. dry
soOdA. BeFaa square
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
THE RACETRACK.
The Way Wins Bush Cup Handicap at New.
Orleans.

New-Orleans March I2.-The Way. strorv
fav0rite in the betting scored an Aasy rfctory I.
the Bush Cup Handicap at two miles .aI a quar-
ter. The worth 81 $50 to tho inner 4ho
also received piece OF plate VALID p . Open
ing al two The Way backed ii ....l to I 70
the Corrigan pair. Zazel and Lohara, being nsx,
I'm demand at 3 to 2 Fuller rated The Way vsry
rIeverIy through a mile and q half. worked his
way up the leaders the final turn and csrnA
away at the end without effort. The weather
was showery and the track heavy. Summaries:
First race lone rniIcI- Soi ,Os 6Cgsrro-,
to T. won: An0nus. JOS tFu"ri, n !. psrru1. In.
science ]. thrd- Time. ~. n.
Bouncsr. Fitzhugh. Luna Minor and our IsIy a.t5
second race selling frlonzsy suburban Qs.n D.
6 I, R1n, RuzseiltOn, III I'M Z
second; Levy. 50 tWisNariJ. ff J. third Tins
-21s- MOIIn T., Miss AuhTc-. NcrSih'r. E4sfIs I3s
Buckley Breaker and King TnaIo also
Third race Ii2 fVf-b
y IGc GPhilpsI. { n I
und; Handspinner. 100 EuIlari - >. fhirf Ti-7s
t5sS. Hand Organ Fira7. The Skater and Sapsrs z3
tor missJ--Tha Way. Fuller. xon Zazai ~
TDavissonI. to q Isfare fVinkfnf1I - .
third Time" 422!S. Major MaEsr F;rHe ard Jessie lar
Doe
GMcJoy ~ o" J. he Rronz~ Demon. Nurr+,
l. seconl. PIazr. IfEI fFbf1.ips thf-.
Time: l;e2ts SISTER KATE H. M"roni FAfte rht.1 arf
" NorhinEtnn also
sixth race ,<eIIins mile and yar1s.ri.s-
inmate. % CFuerI. - ? E-E- star traI@-. 1"3
1S ]. ssHond: ThIrAz. aa CTT0man 2 - .rf-4'
Time" 1855. Marion Lynch. CherI"7 p. E'r-a TrHaa
and Gienzen also ran.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
DISPOSAL OF PENNELL ESTATE.
It Consists Chiefly Of the $4,000 Life In
surance on the Husband,

Buffalo March 12-Aside from the s., 600 home in
CIevelsnd-ave.. Mr. Pennell had no real prop
erty In this city. Most of his estate consists Of
personal property, including his $4,000 OF life In
which is still part OF his estate because
1t is therefore subject the directions OF the will
If the will Goes not direct the disposal of the
go to Mrs. Pennell. the other half to be divided
between NJ. Pennelrs mother and his, brother
died., the one-half that vested in her at her hus
bands death would ascend TO her father Mrs
Pennen recently into legacy Of $4,000 by
the death OF s relative in NewEngland
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
DIRECTORS OF TURF AND FIELD CLUB

At the annual meeting Of IN" Turf and TfeI4
Club held yesterday at the Office Of the club Wind
sOr Arcade, Fifth-ave. and Forty-sixth-sf t5a
following board Of governors elected for the
ensuing year: Francis r. Appleton. John Jaroo
AstoT, Perry Belmont. August Belmont, r ? Gar
roll. A. J. Cassatt. W y. ChaTler J. F. taedl7
j. G. Folla nsbep, G.. G.. Haven. Center HitrHcock
f. r. Hitchcock. 4. Iselin. jr.. o.. oliver TseI7r
Brayton Ives. II n KNAPP r. g. I,amontazre
&. H. Mackay, Ogden Mills. F.. y Morgan 7 =
Morgan f. e. Potter. W. ~. Sands. John Sanford
F. K Sturgs. Nathaniel ThayeF T. 3. Van t'nrf-
r. T. Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
N, Y. CRICKET ASSOCIATION MEETS.

The New-Tork Cricket Association drew UP its
championship schedule of games yesterday at the
Cosmopolitan Hotel. where delegates from the
Brooklyn, Manhattan, Paterson, Newark, Essex
County Branch Brook Columbia Oval, Thistle and
West Indian clubs attendance. Before the
schedule was made up considerable time occu-
MED in hearing the claims OF a contesting delega-
ton which appeared to represent the Manhattan
Cricket Club. It was finally decided to postpone
action this matter until tnS next meeting of the
association, to be held in two Eeeks In the mean
while the delegates appointed At the annual meet
Ing Of the Manhattans held on February 16 will
stand as the accredited representativ tives The sea-
son is begin Nav g. with games between Man
haitian and Thistle at Prospect Park and Essex
ark
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
FOR NATIONAL MOTOR CYCLE cLus.

The NPp-Ynrk Motor CrcIn club I4$t night ap-
pointed committee of three to obtain an oxprss
sion Of opinion from other u'nto~ cycle ruhs and
unattached riders to tn" des hIIfr oS afTscrS
a national organization u tho expression uI--
tained make evident that such orEau7za rrou IL
wanted. the idea IS to- issue Gall for convention
of motor cyclists at somo central point dIrIHe ne
early summer and there bring the orRautz4 ton
into being The COMMITTEES intrusfcd u1fh 'hc pro
liminary step i composed of r !. Fnr-s-nu. ~
+. A. Roy and r. g. PcttS. Respectively Tho vice.
president. secretary and governor. nf the NewYnrk
Motor cyclists club. tho last named being The
chairman of the committee
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
BROOKS SENDS REPORT TO GREENE

Inspector Brooks in charge Of the detective
vice yesterday afternoon sent to General Greene
long report the failure of the detectives to get
evidence against gambling houses. General Greene
said last evening that had time to read 1t
carefully. and he would not make it public until he
was ready to act upon 1t. 1t is believed at Police
Headquarters that General Greene will place
other Inspector in charge of the detective service
in the effort to compel the Detective Bureau to get
evidence against gamblers in this city
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
INTERNATIONAL CHESS TOURNAMENT

Monte Carrie March Pin The ninth ROUND OF the
second half of the international chess tournament
to-day Tarrasch beat Moreau (sicilian Defence) in
tHenty y-seven moves. and the game between Mason
and SchIechter CThree knights Game) drawn In
thirty-four moves. The five other contests were ad
journed.
Pillsbury beat Teichmann (Sician Defence) in for
ty-tHo moves; Maroczy beat Reggie (Ruv Lopez
Openine) in ffty-four moves; Wolf beat Alhin
(Erench Defence) IN forty and Marshall beat
Taubenhaus (Ruy Lopez OpeningJ in thirty-six
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
MRs. sgNNELL TOLD OF "srRAIN."

Eew-Haven Conn., March lin q letter to her
sister Miss Nellie Lamb, of this city written about
q week ago. Mrs. Arthur r. Pennell, Of Buffalo,
referred to her husbands troubles follows:
Il feel sometimes IL could not stand up
under the strain and yet for Arthur's sake must
It Is harder for him than for me- even, he is so
sensitive and has such pride and honor. To think
that sll this trouble should come to through our
efforts to aid othersT'
The letter in reply to cemposits letter
from several members OF tho Lamb family com.
Enendng her for her bravery, ara assuring her OF
tAe'r nnNaverInS belief In Dir. Pennkllt innocence
Bufdick.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
CORNELL MEN FOR GARDEN.

Ithaca, n. Y, March 12-As the result OF a COM
petition held to-day Trainer John Moakley selected
the following to represent Cornell in the
games Of the Greater New-York Irish Athletic AS
sociation, to be held in Madison Square Garden,
New-York, March Il: 3. Smith. OK; D. McMeekin
'0l; M. c. Overman '0b and ". z. Schutt 'o5 for
the two mile relay race: and F. c. Wallis '0s for
the 20 and 40 yard runs. Cornels rivals IN the
relay race will be Yale University Of Pennsylvania
and Columbia. Smith and McMeekin are experf-
enced half mile runners, Cornell will be ha ndt-
capped by the absence Of Captain Warren. who is
at his homo in Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
DUKE" BROWN MARR1Es AGAIN.
Bride Was Connected with Drygoods House
in This City-Wedding in Jersey.

Clarence Brown. better known by his nickname,
Duke" has surprised his friends by launching into
another matrimonial venture. Miss Bertha NJ
WeissmAn. lately connected with big drySoods
store in this city. is the bride. and the wedding
took place at the Grove Dutch Reformed Church
at Durham. n. J.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Catherine Pep
per, of No. SS2 Hudson Boulevard. Union Hill. and
the Duke is the Of Edward NJ. Brown, an ex-
commodore of the New-York Yacht Club, OF No
Is West Forty.sxth-st
The Dukes. first wife was Miss Caroline Eaton,
couple separated because of Browns eccentric con.
duct and propensity for practical Joking.
It 10 announced that after wedding trip Mr.
and Mre Brown will live at Clifton sprInGh.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
DINNER FOR CHARLES 8. FRANCIS.

: complimentary dinner for Charles S. Francis.
the proprietor and Editor OF THE Troy T1mes -
Vas given al the Gregorisn Hotel last evening The
afsair to celebrate the return OF Mr.. Francis
TO this country. after two years OF public service
as the American Minister Greece. The dinner
given by John a. SIeicher. Editor OF Leslie
Weekly" who for many years was associated with
the late John NJ Francis in the editorial depArt-
E1ent OF THE Troy Times" The Secretary OF the
vftation to attend. was called back to Washington
yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
TO BUILD LAUNCH FoR Upton.

Sir Thomas Upton has ordered thrty-ive-foot
launch for in connection with the America s
Cup races built by the Whitestone Hollow Spar and
Boat Company, which made the spars for sham
rock Ill The launch will have bow and stern Of
the torpedo boat type and will be driven by
thirty horsepower kerosene burning motor to de-
Velop sixteen knots.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
SKATING CARNIVAL TONIGHT.

A grand masquerade skating carnival is be
held in this city at the st. Nicholas Skating Rink
this evening. The Cutler and st. Paul hockey
teams will begin the evening with hockey. Quinn
will give exhibition OF high jumping skates
and George c. Davis will make his Shoot the
chutes act of ninetytwo feet to the ice surface
skateS IN tne Sne,niIs Iacs EoLIan SHeh McDoT-
part In the afternoon the championship races Of
this city will take place. These handicap races will
consist Of half mile. one mile. two miles and
the one-mie interscholastic.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
FoURN1ER WINS RACE FOR $4,000

London, March 12-In u motor hiry,I" sace At
the suburb OF Canning Town this afternoon, for
5000 FOurninT. the French autnnnhiliSt heat
Charles Barden. of England. in three straight
mile heats The times were: With flying start.
1143-5 ami 1.1S2-J: with standing start
:.2:ai 81 The ATTENDANCE numbered four thou
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
STRIKE TO SEND SHIPS SOUTH.
Elwell & Co. Altering Three-Work To Be
Done ct Newport News.

Only about a hundred and fifty at work
yesterday in the Morse Iron Works. where seven
hundred OF the members of the Brotherhood Of
PoiIermakers struck on Tuesday. but Mr. Morse
declares that ne will now employ non-union men
and will have all the help he requires. James
". EsweII & Co, Of No. 81 State-st., Manhattan,
have been seriously inconvenienced by the strike.
They have three steamships at the Morse yards
which have been undergoing alterations for some
time. ElNell g. Co. were anxious to get these
hoata. the Northtown Northman and Northeastern.
completed that they have been paying for night and
Sunday work. Now Mr.. ElweI proposes to send
them Newport News
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
coRTRIcHr THINKS OF REsIeNINa.

Chief Inspector Cortright yesterday contradcted
g report that he had decided to retire pension
April l. He expects to ride at the head of the
police parade on May .. A little later he may ask
he does not intend remain the police force
menV months longer.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
FARRELL WAS NOT IN COURT.

Frank Farrell failed to appear before Justice
OGormen yesterday supplementary proceedings
in the suit of R. L. Barstow jr for $1,000, alleged
to have been lost at play at No 81 West Thirty
third-st. Counsel for Farrell said he had missed
the train at Lakewood he should have taken to
reach the city time. The case was adjourned
to March IS Mt o. m. Mr. Quimby. for the plain
tiff said IL Farrell did not appear he should PROB
ably apply for writ of attachment against his
person for contempt.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
o'RElLLv NOT TO BE TRANSFERRED.

report in Brooklyn that Captain Miles O'Reilly
was to be moved from the Tenderloin back to his
former precinct IN Brooklyn was treated by Cen
eral Greene yesterday in the light OF a joke. Il
hope O'ReilIy won't be transferred before I hear
of It." he said laughing Il have idea at present
that he to be Transferred to Brooklyn."
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
WORK STOPPED ON CHICAGO BRIDGES.

Chicago, March 12.-The strike Of structural iro
workers against the American Bridge Compan!
which wss started IN the East, has extended to tn
company'a contracts here. Work on two bridge
under construction for the city stopped to-day.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
WILLIE WALDO SUSPENDED.

San Francisco. March f2-Jockry Willie Wsi49
suspended by the stewards At Oakland to-1ay
for his bad ride TTainIult in the fourth race.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
A BUSINESS FAILURE.

Angelo PIscopo. dealer in drygoods No. 21H
East Ninety seventh-At. yesterday assigned for the
hansat of 0EAAisors to Antonio bakarNGy.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13
pRoeRAMME OF SPORTS TODAY.

RACISG.-At New-OTieans and OAKLAND
GYMNAsTICs.-Dual meet. Princeton, At fals.
BA1KETBALLA-Corneia at Columbia.
xgEta11 ING Jenkins vs. Munroe. at Madison Squar"
Garden.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-13

WANTED FOR u ARM abe oCdls1 :.s, ~ irnit.s
States of good character and temperate haDh Spciy
speak. read and write English. For trtoTmauoh ~
TO recruiting oaear 2B ThIrd ave-. s1th ave. n 9
or S6S fulton street BrooklYn Il. :,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-11
DRIVEN OUT
American Consul Flees for
 His Life

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskan J
 Washington, Dec 1O.-News has been received here that Consul Davis has been compelled to haul down the American flag and abandon Alexon- dretta. Turkey. Davis was attacked and beaten by the Turkish police while assisting naturalized Americans to leave town.
 John c. A. Leishmuu- American minister at Coustontinople, has been ordered to proceed to the scene of the trouble and to make a complete inves- ugauon, and to demand full reparation,
The daily morning Alaskan., 1903-12-11

Special Dispatch to Daily Alaskanl
 Washington, Dec. 10 The grim spectre Of war is staring official Washington in the face. From Panama comes the ominous news of the moving of troops and preparations for armed conflict The report of the actual clash of opposing arms is momentarily ex- pected. Colombia is sweeping down upon the newly created republic of