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The sun., 1903-03-08
WoNAN.s COMPANION ARRESTED
Possee pInN the Wan VINO Took Nellie
NYsssaser 10 tne Bouse Where Sne Med.


Pssses plnN the Wan VINO Took Nellie
\rescher 10 tne Heuse Where Sne Died.
\ Charles and John Fletcher Of New Haven
Game 70 this city yesterday and Identified
Che body OF the won an who died In the
eurnished-room house at 26s West Thirty
Seventh street on Thursday - that OF their
ulster. Nellie Fletcher.
} Coroner's Physician Schultxe performed
IN autopsy on the body yesterday and said
chat there were no Agns Of disease that
could have caused death and that death
could not have been due 10 mercurial
poisoning. An analysis will be made Of the
stomach and its contents-
Lass night Inspector Brooks had his
men arrest Edward Stewart. who says he IL
o salesman living at IL West Sixty-f1fth
street. The police say that his picture II
in the rogues' gallery.
Stewart said that he met the Fletcher
woman on Sunday night Ia q saloon, that
M had drink with her and took her 70 the
that she told him that she had eloped with
Md gone 10 Chicago and that she was re-
tfrnfng to her home In New Haven. Stow
N sAys the woman had been drinking
Navily and was III when he met her. The
Helios held Stewart on suspicion.
The brothers OF the dead woman said
that four years ago she he'd married Q man
NAMED John Mautte and that they we're
dSvorced. About year ago, the brothers
said, she eloped with Q Yals student and
tbey. had heard nothing moro OF her until
her death.
The sun., 1903-03-08
Crescent A. q. Trap shooting.

Crescent A. G. men began the last stretch
OF their seasons shooting yesterday with
the frst OF the four shoots for the March
cup. There was one OF the biggest thrones
Of the season on hand and thousands Of tar
gets were thrown from the expert traps
The weather conditions were ell against
the shooting contingent, an eastefIy WIND
and drizzlins rain blowing directly In the
faces Of the contestants. The contest for
the March cup. at nfty targets. terminated
In the leg going to George g, stephen
son, Jr. who made as with handicap al
lottment OF misses as kills. A. X. Fish
was ru nner up. but q bird back Of stephen
SON making a, With 4 handicap: " W MAI
sbs j and DR.. II j., 0,Briep tied ter th,rd
each getting q total Of 20 kills Each had
The team shoot. at twenty-five targets
per man. ten men to q team, was q very m.
terestinG event II resulted In a victory
tally Of ilS to iss for Charles A. sykes team
A flfteen-tsrget trophy shoot went to william
4. " Money. r. z Nhlshsp: Georse ss y, y;
runner up. each With Il breaks, A renewal
ol the event was won by. Daniel Bennetf.
with clear soore. Capt 4. W. Money. W
McConville, r. A Lott. l.. c. Hopkins ana
A r. Fish all tying. with but . tsrget hss
There was big entry for the hfteen-tarRet
contest ior the Lowell M Palmer. rc.Ip;hs- ~ p;hh,Le-
George . HsSerdoWyp SSG sis WIN xnn the poss'0@
Msr,6s prle JSr Ne iSwss' ToGTe Sf,ns
and l.. c. Hopkins tied Tor second place
with IL,
The sun., 1903-03-08
NO PROGRAMME ADOPTED.

Democratic steeriug Committee Meets
and AFTER TIVE Hours Talk Adjourns-
WASHINGTON. March THE Democratic
Steering Committee Of the Senate met this
morning to discuss policies and frame
programme for the extraordinary session.
Not all OF the members were present, and
after q two hours talk the committee ad-
journed Mr.. German, the new leader,
said the committee had reached absolutely
no conclusion and had discussed the Demo-
cratic situation In . desultory way. The
question Of filling vacancies on committees
depends, he said, upon the Republican
Steering Committse's action. II may be
that no action will BE- taken until next
December except In the case OF one or
two vacancies on committees which are to
be busy this session.
The copamittee has received no informA-
ton from the Republican Steering Com
mittee as to their programme for REQ organiH.
ing the committees. but 1t ID probabl3 that
the latter will defer all action until the meet
ing OF Congress- The existing vacancies
on the committees which will have some
business to transact-those on Foreign
Relations, Commerce and the Judiciary
do not change their political complexion
and there is therefore no pressing necessity
for filling them. 1t 10 probable. therefore,
that the entire question Of committee vacan-
cies and patronage will 80 over until Do
Gambler
The sun., 1903-03-08
EyEaT j. WENDELL EXPLAINS.
Denies IN Letter to "fale Newu" That He
Made 0latsmsat Astrfbutel 70 Him.

Made 0tatenseot Astrfoute9 " HIN.
NV HAVEN. Cohn.. March 7.-Eyert J.
wendell Of New York. enc Of tbs prominent
athletic advisers Of Harvard. Who 81 recent
mass meeting Of track team Candidates at
Cambridge 10 alleged TO have said: yale stole
the last intercollegiate meet. just a. q thief
would take a watch from . mans pocket.
has sent letter to the Yale Sess denying
that he ever made use Of such language.
The letter contained the following:
The meeting In Cambridge last week was
the first time had seen schick since the de-
cision was rendered and supposlng was alone
with him and the track team candidates. ]
felt. In justice TO him. that ] had the right
10 tell him and his friends that my belief IN
him and his eligibility was unchanged. This
I did. and under the conditions by which !
suppoAed myself surrounded | still tfel
had an entire rieht 20 do 80 know stated
positively that while still believing as firmly
as ever IN schick and his eligibility ! had
never doubted the motives OF Yales athieao
authorities.
] always shall. for a friend who believe has
been treated unJustly. but j stated In an
equally certain tone my oo9hffenSse De- ,s.,1 IN mn the
tisss ives % ny years army" q frisndship for Yale
tRs v wrmtS aS0P y that friendship Ia the future
will ] hope be Q ancient answer Tor all
time to come TO any who do not know me-
and who for that reason, may haye beneve9
the cruel misrepresentation that has caused
me such deep soTrev.'
The sun., 1903-03-08
WALSH RAIDS IN TENDERLOIN.
kLEDGEHAMHER ATTACK IN
T,iEILLY'S PRECINCT.
Men O, Inspectors star. who Said They
u,rr wiretsppers, Get the Evidence
Against Pleasure club Pociroom
'-Yle,cn Men Out OF los Arrested.

Against = Pleasure club Poolroom
.-r,c,en Men Out OF los Arrested.
,sIns Inspector Walsh got out his sledge
miners and axes yesterday afternoon
s"d brokc into a poolroom run under the
- Of the lcnox Pleasure Club on the
'.",,d Aoor Of i5s West Twenty ninth
-,,st The ground floor Ia occupied by
ssbIes
cont ORellly OF the Tenderloin till he
-,s ready for active operations. Then
~ ,old the captain that II he wanted TO
hsln he'd have to hurry. O'Reilly gathered
~ twenty Of his men and dashed for the
mee,ing place.
Tlsre were los men In the 'clubrooms,-
h,r only eleven were arrested. William
Isopold Of iis West Sixteenth street is
hsli a. the manager. Another prisoner,
Edsard Hirsh, announced that he was
be,ling commissioner for Sullivan 4
Harris.
The evidence against tho place was OBJ
ts,ed bv Detectives Phelan and Fitzsim-
mons Of Inspector Walsh's staff. On
Friday afternoon they ran across James
Dsnoyan who said he was horse traiper
The three got very friendly, the detectives
posing as wire tappers.
were going TO skin q Eucker,' said
Phe!an. Hes got a rsil OF si2 900 and
hs lust burning hi.d.s
Donovan asked to be let in and offered
20 show th.m a poolroom where they
could take their victim TO make him be-
Reve Wy were the real thing. The place
.t.
Go Phelan made several bets, using
lhma marked one-dollar bills. Then the
sl.uths reported to the INSPECTOR and were
ordered 70 go back the next day.
they met Donovan aga la yesterday
siterno9n and went TO the poolroom With
him. where both made bets with marked
lills When they had been there some
tvhe, Fitzslmmons sneaked out and sent
word TO Inspector Walsh, who was on the
spo, IN a few minutes with a half dozen
al hin own men and Capt. OReillys squad
The place was completely surrounded be-
fore any attempt was made to enter.
The raiders found the street door open
was blocked by an iron-barred wooden
door 1t took Ave minutes to batter il in.
The noise startled the crowd in the pool
room and number Of them rushed for the
windows in the rear. On every aide they
found retreat cut Oh They soon had soms-
unlnk eus' W tihih VI io' DohoHn" yShoo'
Here's the feller that gave us away
Soak him
The crowd pitched into Phelan, who backec
up again a wall and drew his revolver.
ri shoot the hrst one who tries to throw
anything" he shouted. No one seemed
anxious TO And out II he meant II ard h
managed to make his way TO the door, a
With Walsh and his men were banging
When Phalan opened the door at las
end the raiders got In. the crowd made
snothsr rush for the windows. A numbel
OF them eot out on an extension In tn
rear, but only one man got further. HI
was Harry Williams. one OF the clerks II
the place. who manage managed to c.im2 81, up =, .'
mons climbed after him and brought hin
back.
Three OF the marked bills which the de
tectives had used TO bet with were fotlDC
In Lsopold's roll.
The sun., 1903-03-08
Cssnees In stations q Naval Omee~s.

WASHINGTON. March T. Navy De-
partment to-day announced the following
changes among oficers; Capt. Charles j
Barclay. from the Boston Navy Yard to the
Puse, Sound Navy Ysrd. a. oDmmandan,; ma a..
y ,rd. Portsmouth, n II. 20 the Boston Navy
Ard. A. ,ptsin OF the yard; Capt Thomas
Perry. fronfshe Iowa TO the New York Navy
Yard rs ciptain Of the yard, and Capt
Henry v. Mansfield. from recruiting duty in
New York 20 command the Iowa
IN as.ign Rear Admiral Yates Stirring TO
IN. command Of the Philippines division
n the Asiaiic heet. Rear Admiral n
Warrington 10 the command of the Norfolk
NAVY Yard and Capt sigsbes e tbs com;
msnd of the League bland Navy farI
tbs appropriate orders.
The sun., 1903-03-08
THE NEW IMMIGRATION Law.
steps Taken TO Enforce Tt-Appiies 70 Al
Our Insuiar Possessions.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-Assistant seo-
retary Of the Treasury Taylor and the
officers Of the immigration Bureau have
prepared for the President q synopsis OF
the new immigration law. with comments
on It's various provisions. and steps will
be taken to carry out its requirements
Immediately. Every provision OF the
act. except the section pertaining to the
naturs lisation Of Anarchists. took snect
Immediately upon IL approval by the
President.
one Of the most important effects Of the
new law II found In the application Of the
yarious provisions to all the insular pos
sessions Of the United States. Heretofore,
there have been some confusion and de-
cided lack Of uniformity In the administra.
tion OF the immigration laws In Hawaii,
Guam, the Philippines and Porto Rico
The immigration laws a. . whole did not
apply to any Of the island possessions ex-
cept Hawaii, and not In Hawaii until the
the new law applies to all the insular pos
sessions In its entirety will have the enect
Of greatly extending the work OF the I'm
migration Bureau.
The sun., 1903-03-08
MERRIAM RESIGNS.
Director OF the Census VIII Gs Out OF
once on May Is.

WASHINGTON. March 7.-William r. Mer-
riam. Director Of the Census, called on the
President this morning and presented his
resignation. Mr.. Merriam IA to enter busi-
ness In New York. but he will remain In
the Census Office for the present, to COM
plete some work in which he u especially
Interested. The resignation will take enect
on NAV IS Although the voluntary retire.
ment Of Mr.. Merriam has been expected for
some time, his successor has not yet been
decided on, but former Representative
David H. Mercer OF Nebraska has bsen
highly recommended for the place, and IL In
hoped by Republicans generally In wash
ington that he will be srIected.
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1Asus. Wesis. q. Q. ~. Acquitted ~ Charge
q "0speehes,slhse Asgieet."

wAsHIsoros. March THE Navy De-
psrment was informed to-day Of the ao-
quiual Of Lieut.. Chester Wells. u. y. n.
who ~as tried hyoourt martial on the charge
oi 'reprehensible neglect In not taking
souadins- on Block Island. whore the Ley
dsn ran on the rocks and was los,.
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Temporary Quarters fer the DEPARTMENT
sf Csmmsrce aad Labor.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-Sscretsry Cor
,elyou has r-nted temporary quArtsrs for
the DEPARTMENT of CoInmerce and Labor
In the Builder Exchange Building. 'is
Thirtsenth strset. and the principal ofioes
of the Department vhioh are not fof tne
~ the Goyerninsnt, will bs moved into the
new quarters
The sun., 1903-03-08
Nsshlastsa sssssty Nsiss.

wAsHIsoros. March I.-sisnor hie-
caIdo Borxhet'i. A,,anh< of tbs italian hzn-
bA.-y, entertained al dlnnsr tonight st
the New willard.
SENATOR and Mr.. Chsuncey n. p~pss ~.
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Mis- Anna Pauldlns II New York. nlsce
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The sun., 1903-03-08
SAN DOMINGO SETTLES.
PAYS Al American usims. Ameunting 70
seyersl Hundred Thousand Dollars.

WASHINGTON, March 7.-William Powell
the United States diplomatic representa-
tive in San Domingo, telegraphed the State
Department to-day that ali claims OF the
United States against the Dominican Re-
public have been settled. The main claims
ver, those Of the Clyde Steamship Com
pany for the failure Of the republic to carry
out a concsssion granted 70 the company.
and of salvador Roe for the rspublio's failure
TO nav him for harbor improvements made
under contract. These clains. amounting
bren pressed vigorously by Mr.. Powell.
and ne was finally compelled TO make . d.
rect demand that they bs ssttled without
delay.
The sun., 1903-03-08

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Ce,umb,s Declines Bsa, Rsce.

At n meeting Of the board Of directors
of the Columbi Rowing Club, held last week,
James A. Myers, secretary Of the club read
a letter from the Syracuse University Navy
inviting Columbia 10 row at Onondaga Lake
ON May 81 After some discussion IL was
decided to decline the invitation on account
Of the expense involved In the trip. the fact
that the final examinations at Columbia
will be in progress at that time and the fact
Tint the crews will row In the Decoration
Day regatta on the Harlem and the second
'Varsity race at Lake Cayugi alb out week
later. .,,, -
pIeted Tor a freshman race with Yale To he
held on Lake Whitney early In May. provided
n . Columbia fresiipen raise " so Tor The
support OF their crew by that time Up 20
date something less than 800 has been sub
sa-ribed by the first year men. Coach Hanlan
4. especi ally anxious to have the race take
nIace iii. year, "a he believes that the 1893
freshman crew will be the -tron ge-t that
Columbla has turned out In years.
The roxins directors have awarded = con-
tract for the construction OF a new varsity
.IejI for tiis year To be constructed along
lines sugRes,ea by Coach HsnlaB, IL was
also decided TO light the De~ Harlem boat
bou.e nj Sherman Greek with electricity
and 10 Install shower baths and stronsly y
buIlt lockers. The new house viii be ready
10 receive the osrsinsn when outdoor rowing
becomes feasible.
The sun., 1903-03-08
OswsrS Vs,svs Susss Trsssy

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N.pufa,tuser.' Association, csilsd on the
Prsldsnl this morning After coming
troI de whits TIop.s W.. o.nsfd aid
II Am In favor 81 the Cuban R~rsPseolty
treaty and bslisss h oil 10 's''h"d by
the h~nsts
The sun., 1903-03-08
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champion OF Amerios. has not lo@i the power
"a mInch Doughery met Johnny white,
.o,,r.d. a former nwsboy, IN q sk-roubd
bo,t bpfore ,h. Ariel A. &. Philadrlphis.
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SPIRITED QUESTRIAN SHOW.
Annual BeneAt sf Central Psrk Aesdem
star.

One Of the best arranged and best at
tended riding exhibitions of the season
took place last night at the Central Park
Riding Academy, under the management
of the instructors 81 the riding school
for whom Il vas the annual b.neht b.
sinninx with . music ride for the pstrons
Of the school. commanded by Y. u. de-
KIs.sI-r, and rid. of the children. directed
by A. Saunders, the ~ntertsinmen, inoluds-d
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The Tupelo journal., 1903-11-20
RAIL AND TIE.

The great Mexican railway, from
Salina Cruz, on the Pacific, to Coatza-
coalcos, on the gulf, will bring New
York and New Orleans 1900 miles near.
er San Francisco than will the Panama
canal.
In speaking of the present discussion
over the possibility of c%ontagion in
sleeping cars a physician says: .Tknow
several people who travel a great deal,
who carry their blankets as a part OF
their luggage, and have the same used
by the porter when the bed is made up
at night"
Robert ]. Wright, of Rockville Cen
ter, Long Island, has instituted a pecul-
lar suit against the Long Island rail-
road. His daughter was married not
long ago, and Mr.. Wright had arranged
with the company to have a fast ex-
press train stop there to take up we'd
ding guests. The evening was stormy
and the train, being late, did not stop.
Some of the guests did not believe that
there was any intention to stop the
train, and he wants the company to
compensate him for the humiliation of
having his veracity questioned.