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New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

T-IFyGANT RESIDENCE le rooms; modern improve
T. nents barn etc. Shippan Point, suburbs Stamford
Conn: overlooks Sound and Beach, la'ey occupied py
such well known New-Yorksrs Judge Morgan j.
o. )'f3rien David Bonner and others Kent
81 900 sale. $4,000 C2 for particulars and photo
Eleven room farmhouse, with annex; 70 acre
farm barns fruit etc; overlooking Hudson ver near
Kingston. y. Y Ideal country home Rent s2oo ffice
81 600 Terms suit a snap. nd.
Three houses "a acres improved farm, Old trloge
~ J. Call and my list over fifty places CITY anu
country W H REID 12s BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

NOR SALE-Farm pleasantly located Southern Berk-
shire; plenty fruit water buildings good: term:
reasonable; sold to close estate Address E. A BRON-
son, Sheffield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

NOR HEALTH.-1O Queen Anne, on shore front
oyster Bay stable magnificent beach; boating bath
ing fishing etc: $500: free and clear agents; see
photographs F. TEVES. 100 Grand-st-. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

vRYMEs HILL 300 feet elevation; fine view of Bay
/. 12 residence in excellent conoi-
ton; improvements attractvely arranged; IA
acre garden: fine fruit stable and out
buildings: Silver Lake trolley 40 minutes from wall
n Particulars through CORNELIUS KOLFF, 80 Broad
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

FLUSHING, y. Y.-45 minutes to Wall Street, to let
Il for season term fully furnished desirable
family residence y electric lights plumbing
bath porcelain stable fresh
so go fine fowl well housed; excellent garden
acres adjons links of Flushing
Country Club. ELLIOTT JAFTRAY. 6S William Street
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL RALEIGH,

Ocean End St Charles Place. Atartic CITY. " J.
Extensively Improved and many new and attractivs
features hgh-class modern Motel. VIII
best location offering Special Spring rates Capacity 10
Elevator service; suite with bath; steam nea
Superior tat!e and service Coach meets alA
Booklet - y o11A-'-s-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

ToRRIsTOwN--wel appointed hon1estesd 70 rooms; @
extended view: garden fruit; large barn
49, e+ee etc 1918 per month furnished 10 prompt ap-
rIicant Address ESTATE. Lock Box 3l2 Morristown.
I
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE HOLMHURST,

PENNSYLVANIA ave close Boardwalk and Piers
ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Embodyfng every appointment OF hish class modern
Elevator 70 street level
heat: baths paTIors. etc In ne hnes section
with unobstrcted Excellence OF cuisine and service
Open all year Special Spring terms HENRY DARNELL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
For Sale or to Let-Country.
FOR SALE. CONNECTICUT SHORE FRONTAGE.

S-err accessible City. Three stations
on Tezr York New Haven Hartford Railroad Finest
t1,;1sfnr sites suit Carefully restricted
Joeejn5rnent of highest Splendid views Fine pri
Ta+e tathing beach. Boating facilities from new pier:
only for use of property owners
Also three exceptional modern houses at n1oer-
ate n-ires These are decidedly of the ordinary
Senarae private stables for each house Terms II de
sired on both plots houses, liberal This Is a
nrent Of highest character Equal any along the
Sonnd and from its location, of money being
ax-ren6ad on is OF enhance
rnfnt write full particulars
{ OSGOOD PEL.L & COMPANY. 542 Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.

HOTEL MORTON. Virgfnia-ave-. near Beach
oacty 275. Suites private bath elevator from 81
level 70 floors: fine table Ocea1 lev open a.
year Mrs. n. r. HAI--ES. Proprieto
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
TO Let for Business Purposes.

OFFS IN SEVEN STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING.
IL 134-15e Aott- near irS-1-st; 5000 feet
eSch floor. excellent Eight steam heat and ele
vator- AUGUST METZ. s. Eizabeth-st
ETORE TO LET.-35rh-st. 20x10. Herald Square
- excellent business section month:
suit tenant. 3 year lease.
MILES REALTY CO. 4s West 29th-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL. RUDOLF.

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT ATLANTIC CITY, " J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Rooms with and fresh water baths hLSI-
2 Representatives Park Place. 1i-3o A h %
P
Hotel Imperial 10 A N--33o 70 r ~ Tels-
phone $3.50 CortIandt- c r MYERS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE ST. CHARLES,

Atlantic Cicy, N J.
OPEN THROUGHOUT THE YEAR
SO private baths and fresh water shower sJtaca
rnsnts. Modern and complete
NEWLIN HAJNE5.
formerly the ChsI,on,s
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

MUST BE SOLD AT ANY PRICE eEFORE JULY
VI NEXT-Fine country nome and 30 acres of the
raising land in y Y State right the Hud
River: 500 feet waterfront; at Marlborough. n Y
contains all modern Improvements, hot and
cold steam heat. bathrooms. w G. running
water all the house and property supplied by the
Marlborough Works Outbudings of all kinds.
q perfect gentlemans place. and the finest view
Hudson. $4,000 will sell for
will sold cheap. fine furniture
French wines cider Farming implements. carriages.
horses. cows. etc.
Fer views full information address GEO TAN
GCEREY. 1868 Locust Street, Philadelphia. To visit,
call Mr.. PIERCE. Marlborough. y Y, Ulster Co.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NUMBER OF BEAUTIFUL HOMES FOR REN
YONKERS-ON-THE-HUDSON.

Highest point desirable section. overlooking river
and Long Island Sound; very Apply address
GEO. ". CHAPMAN, % Getty's Square, Yonkers
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

JNOR SALE.-F1ne Colonial mansion. with stable. large
part could be utilized valuable building lots
If desired), within few minut-s' walk Of Smith Col
ege: postoice railroad station. and line Of street
railway for Amherst and Mount Hoyoke colleges and
other connecting lines will be sold at much less than
former price close the Inquire Of
OLIVER WALKER & SON. Estate Agents. North
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, N. J

Directly on the finest location New ard
IN all baths running water
Special
Booklet Coach trains " J. COLLINS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL ELW0OD,

Atlantic N J. absolutely hreproof hotel a:
St James Place Beach. the centre OF all attrac
tfons Ocean Capacity 200 Elevator roos1s e1
suite with bath heat etc Very special s2Ei1s
rates Booklet. SMlIH & bOAAF14E-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

Atlantic CYtv N J. Nichigan-ave second house ron
Beach and Boardwalk hgh-cass. hou1eks hotel with
and Every appointment
Including elevator heat baths etc Open al ysar
Booklet WILLIAM EtOJ--
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL STRAND.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. J.
Centrally located on Fireproor water
comfort and convenience for winter and
spring guests Representative. Ss
4th Ave Phone 1T4S-1Sth-
FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND,

South Carona-ave and Beach Atlantic City. n J. Fines
location class hotel: capacity $50 Rooms
suite private Elevator: parlor Excel
cuisine. Special Spring rates BRYAN WILLIAMS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
NEW BOSCOBEL,

Kentucky-ave-. near BeacE-
ATLANTIC CITY, y. J.
appointment with exec
tionaI luxury Sf2 up weekly; booklet z E NAHtlO-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL PONCE De LEON.

VIRGINIA AVE AND THE BEACH--An unezcsled hotel
unsurpassed location Capacity FOR 80 g1esrs
Elevator 70 street. heat; baths: rooms en- suits
magnificent porches with view OF and Boardwalk
and complete II detail OF modern appointment
Spring $40 TO $3.50 weekly: 81 and Gp daily.
Booklet W. 2. SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Marlborough House

which remains ouen all the year. built furnished an.
conducted plane equal tEar Of the New Yors
with entire block
ocean front and pszk is II 1,
Iuxurousy equipped osrfecty heated for the winter
spring a. heretofore found LAKE.
in Florida Capacity. 800 people Teephone In
room connecting also with city system
water IN every bathroom Special suites
with private balcony dining and service. Geatie-
Ladies' Hairdresser and other modern
service furnished desired High grade music daily with
soIosts Sunday evenings. Golf Privileges
Automobile accommodations. Write fcr Booklet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

AN OPPORTUNITY.-Fine Cottage C'Iasata'o, stable
and beautiful large grounds about 26x4oo feet corner
Mechanic OF the best locations;
rented several past TO prominent banker
Of 500 000 one-half of which
mortgage for five years at per cent.
Owner MARY X. FRYER. 104 Havemeyer Building. New
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

SCHOOL OF APPLIED METNPHY SIcS--Iecture
~ know Thyser Monday and Thursday. $40 y ~
Admission soc. 1SS Fisth-AyA
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CARROLLTON INN.
THE PENNHURST,

Chelsea Ave and Beach. Atlantic City. N J.
Full Ocean Elevator. rooms en- suite. Win oatn
etc. Special Spring terms Booklet Ar+ / hECrN
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
BERKSHIRE INN,

virzinia-ave- Beach. Atlantic CITY. = $500 $50
and special Easter Extensive improvements IN
obstructed view Elevator Hot and cold baths rec
finest Bookler !. o. & J. z DICKINSON.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
CAISKlLLS.

Big Indian Mountain for sale to rent IuafIsne
cottage bathroom open freplaces stable; trout nsnne
photos and particulars Apply s7 carlton-aV frooKSi
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE ARLINGTON,

and Beach Atlantic City y. J.
Ocean view. throughout with every appointment
extensive parlors, steam heat pt-
baths, Orchestra Special 81 % $ daily $40
SIS weekly Booklet La n hCNL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
HOTEL IROOUOIS,

ATLANTIC C1TY. y. J. SOUTH CAkOLINA AVE- AND
BEACH--Fipest location Modern nisn-eiass hotei
capacity 400 Baths elevator: parlcrs etc special
Spring rates. s12 $3.50 weekly: 81 80 and Up daily
Booklet w 3 SHAW.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

A DvERTIsEMENTs and subscriptions for The :
"A received their Uptown once,
No. .204 BHOADWAf.
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NAVESINK HIGHLANDS
NhRRAGANSETT PIER, r. /.

Beautiful large lots $500: next TO lighthouse Z
GEHRTNG 1345 Arch St. Philadelphia, Pa
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
Spring Resorts.

ATLANTIC CITY'S
NEWEST AND MOST MAGNIFICENT HOTF
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCT
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12

received at the following branch
regular office until o'clock p m. viz :
254 sth-ave-. &. e. 23d-st. Ioa btn.nVe.. cor
12th-st 81 East I4th-st.. 257 West 4Id-st. be-
7th and sth aves: 203 West i:5th-st: LBS
3d-ave between 7eth nth SITS: l.O26 sd-ave.
I.5th-st.; 75G Trcmonf-ave.; $50 3d-ave., near
4lst-st.; 554 3d-ave.; 21O Bieecker-st; J2o
Bleeckcr-st. Brooklyn. n. N-ZIS Court-st;
2I6 Smtth-st.i 1,OO4 Gates-aye- newark n J.
-744 BrOad-st. Also A. y. T. omcsA
New-York tribune., 1903-04-12
THE ALBEMARLE.

VIRGINIA AVE. NEAR BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY
After the Easter Holidays and throughout The sPrn
modern hotel. throughout VIII
special terms Sf2 and
daily for superior 100 large sunny front
rooms; private baths: 1000 It OF beautiful parors
service heat metal beds and
exceptionally good table ard service are features 30
let Correspondence solicited J. P COPE
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
CASTRO PULLED rAe SlklNU.
The President Of Venezuela iias
Withdrawn His Resignation,
Recently rendered.

Caracas, Tuesday, March 2G.-After
reading his special message to con
gress Gen. Castro withdrew his resig-
nation of the presidency of Nenezue-
Ia.
President Castro's special message
was delivered to congress Tuesday
afternoon. He says:
when | ahdi,ated it was not from
any small-mindrd nor interested cal
culation. still less was il the result
of any sorry or ridiculous farce which
has no place in heart warmed by
the heat of great Ideals "
He then says that he believes his
aDdication was duty imposed upon
him in the interest of the peace OF
the republic. with my separation
to-day" he says. nobody would lose
and all would gain, since this would
imply that my efforts and my sacri-
fees were always ami under all cir
cumstances at the service of the re-
public AT its first cal.
After passing in review the other
Ciinculties in the wax of the govern
mrnt, he says he saw how his inten-
tiuns were misrcprcseTicd and he was
dishcartened and at that moment re-
signed. Notwithstanding those
reasons which were wcighty to my
mind" he conaiuues, congress does
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
PLEDGE HIM TnEIR SUPPORT.
grsinesS Men of 81. Louis Organize
Joseph W. Folk 'lub ana
viii Assist Him.

81. Louis. March 2j.-Circuit A'tor-
ney Folk has received a copy of the
prospectus of the Joseph w. Folk
club. which has recently been organ
lied. Among the organizers are sew
aral prominent Washington avenue
business men, who were pleased by
the cleansing Of the notorious North
Twelfth street district by the circuit
attorney.
The prospectus presented to Mr..
Folk reads:
1--WE. the undersigned, DESTROYS Of
expressing our approval Of the course
pursued by Circuit Attorney Folk IN
relation to boodlers, ballot-boN stuff
fers and other lawbredkers, do by
these presents bind ourselves to aid
and abet him to the extent of our
ability in cleansing the Augean sta
bIes Of the municipal government of
this. cur beautiful city of St Louis
The prospectus bears the names OF
so persons as signers, and Mr.. FOLK
was assured by the person who pre-
scented it that large number of 9th
err supporters in the work he is doing
for the publication of st. Louis Will
iuin the movement.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
THE FIRST iNTiMATION.
First Public Init nation that SIR hec-
tor Was in Trouble.

T..l,,, Nfar.b oE - NpCorIinr to a
49,, - Tro.,I,v from
r.I",I,, Ca,.Iaa ,.boroc, Of the most
,,,',, ,a4,,na h,,o hc,n brouobt
o, ,'H" Wai.Gen Sir Hector Mac
InroId cor,oandinc the British
sanaas :, C.,.lor in consequence of
,.Liob Tho governor Of that island. Sir
yo.enb West Ridgcway, has been au-
,Lor;,cd to convene a court-martial
49, tn,. 10, Macdonald,
nv. ,...,n who, tho cbarocs were
ca ..,,,. ,i,,o oro wont to ENGLAND
49, aanfo. With his friends and SUI
,,,ior o.a,cors and NOW if is under
ltoad bo win return and face the
.l,a,ao. ,,hicb i &c aIIeocd are
na'aI ~, i,,,noroI acts
~, ..,.,;...i.. Of Tho ,bove dis
..,.l, draa,oJ nrofound sensation.
10, Macdonald was regarded as
"no 90 rritoir,s crcat soldiers. lie
rno,, tho ronts in the Gordon
I rT,J f. his commanding po-
'.;,7a,, aad ,,a .cryica shows no more
L ',,o NJ, ,ynr record than that Of
WaoDoroId while few officers possess
rardor ,yor decorations. He was cx-
,ra,,o,y rouuIor in the army and in
,i,fI Iifo
v,.n. A.. orr,v officials and many
49,. ,,n,,hor nt,ic.rs were aware
,I,.t Jus .,.a,,..,,' ,,oro nc,dinr AGAINST
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
A MODERN ENOCH ARDEN.
Edwin Dow, of Newark, y. j., 20 Re-
marry His wife After Forty
Years Absence.

New Bedford. Mass, March 26.-M-
ter an absence Of 40 years, Edwin
Dow. of Newark. ~ j., who accumu-
lated a fortune out west, is TO remar-
ry his wife,
Dow, some time after his marriage,
disappeared, leaving word that he
would not return until he had made
his fortune and could give his fam
lily better home. \ few years later
Mrs. Dow secured divorce and was
married to Capt w. j. Norton.
Dow made his fortune and, return
ing, found his wife was happily mar
ried. He made himself known to his
daughter, and plcdging her to secrecy
told her his story. She was only 10
reveal the secret upon Capt. Norton
death. Capt Norton died two years
ago, and Dow came ON from the west
and meeting his former wife asked
her to remarry him, She consented
and the marriage viii take place
Sunday,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
FAD RATHER CLOSE Gall.
An East Bound Wabash Passenger
Train Jumped the Track at
Elm Point, Mo.
ALL TIE SIX COACHES TOPPLEO OVER,
Is by Seeming Miracle No One was
Killed. and Though Dozen fer-
sons Received Cuts and bruises
No One Sustained any Very Serb
Gus Injury.


St. Louis, March 26.-Passcnger
train No. on the Wabash, east
bound from Kansas City TO st, Louis,
jumped the track at Elm Point, NO.
seven miles west of ST. Charles, at SIX
o'clock Wednesday morning
A dozen persons were injured none
seriously, however, and the tram was
DELAYED three hours by the accident.
The wreck was due to defective
frog of switch. which stood several
inches higher than the main rail
w. \. Gosnell. a commission man
from Kansas City, and another man
whose name was not learned, were
the most seriously injured. GosnelI 5
ankle was spraincd, and the other
mans knee was badly wrenched, both
were able to continue their Journey
4 dozen womcp in the chair cars
were cut about tha face and BODY by
f|ying pcrticlcs Of glass when the SIN
coaches tipped over. ,
The train was running at a rate OF
% miles an hour wsn the accident
occurred. There were more than loo
passengers on board.
The forward part of the engine
nosscd over the danger point in safe
ty. but the rear trucks Of the tender
left the track and the six coaches ioI-
lowed
The track is elevated about three
feet AT the switch and the coaches
topped over on the side.
Great excitement prevailed Whch
The mrch occurred and the passengers
realized their peril. Women screamed
and all were thrown in a mass as the
coaches reelcd and frIl over on the
right Of way.
The glass in the windows was
broken. and most Of the passengers
we're compelled to escape through the
Jagged fragments which still adhered
to the frames, fully a dozen receiving
painful cuts in so doing.
The train crew succeeded in Jack
ing" the tender on the track and the
engine was run to st, Charles, where
two coaches were secured, The pas
scngcrs were then brought ON to 81
Louis,
The same train was wrecked at the
same point from similar cause sun
day wccl; ago and several persons
were seriously injured.
Gosncll was able to come on 10
Union station to make connections
for the east,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
.NARSH|PS COMPEL OR|(|
Quiet Has Been Restored at G..
Domingo by the Warships
in Port.
THE REVOLUTI0NISTS ARE IN COKTRa
President NnsGuez, With the Va,
ship Presidente, on the Norther.
Coast of the IsIand-Commercs -.
n Standstill and Considerah,.
Anxiety Exists.

San Domingo, Republic of Santa
Domingo, March 25.-Quiet has been
restored in this city by the warship,
in port.
The minister of war, Senior Pichar
do has surrendered to the revoution.
lists and the minister of posts and tel.
egraphs, Senior Castillo, has joined the
foreign minister, Senior Sanchez. in
seeking refuge at the United States
consulate.
The inhabitants of the villages
around this city are joining in the
revolutionary movement. No news Is
obtainable from the southern and
northern parts of the island.
There was severe fighting Monday
at La Vega, but the result is not
known.
If the north and south refuse to
join in the revolutionary movement
the situation may become more seri
Gus than it is. Commerce is at a stand.
still and there is considerable anXiety
as to the future.
a warship is going to San Pedro De
Macoris, to the eastward OF the city,
in order to compel it to surrender.
The warship Presidente, which is Of
the northern coast Of the island, is ID
the possession of President Nasquez.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
UNCOVERING CORRUPTION.
Sensational Disclosures Developed
in the Police Investigation
at Kansas city.

Kansas City, Mo, March 25.-The in
vcstigation Of the police department,
started by charges of crooked work
filed last week by City JaiIer Tod
hunter, before the board of police
commissioners, has already developed
sensational disclosures, and will be
pushed Todhmter, in his testimony,
declared that the iailers have made
practice of taking money from pris-
oners who have any service rendered
them, and also have regularly taken
money from a lawyer for throwing
cases his way. Other charges made
during the investigation are to the
effect that a sergeant and other Off
GERS at the central station have stolen
from drunken prisoners. Another case
testified to was that Of a prisoner
who was released without trial upon
payment of S12j to a lawyer, who
was. it was asserted, escorted to the
mans cell by city detectives. These
detectives, later, it was stated, went
with the prisoner to a pawnbroker's
shop that he might pawn his dia-
mouds TO secure money.
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
AMERICAN OFFICIALS SAFE.
The Town of Surt~ao. MinHanao,
Captured oy Ladroncs. RctakcL
by Coustabulary.

Manila, March 2j.-The town OF
Surigao, in the northwestern part OF
the island of Mndanao, which was
captured, Sunday. by ladrones, was re-
licyed Tuesday The American OH
cials and foreigners were found to be
safe.
Eighty ladrones, led by ten escaped
conyicts. participated in the attack
on Suriago. They had 20 rifles ana
10 bolos and succeeded in surprising
and rushing the conStabulary bar
racks and stampeding the constab-
ulary. Inspector Clarke was killed at
the first rush. The ladrones captured
50 rifles.
The American officials, the women
and the foreigners sought refuge in
the government building, where
Treasurer Kelly, a former Indian
scout, assumed command. The de-
tenders OF the building were armed
with shotguns and refused the sum
mons of the ladrones to surrender.
They held out until the town was re-
lieved by a force of constabulary
sent from Tacloban. The ladrones
fed at the approach Of the con
stabulary.
Three companies Of United States
infantry will reach SURFACE Wedues-
DAY, and then probably will start in
pursuit of the ladroncS. The govern
ment forces operating in Albay prov
ince, Island of Luzon. have established
a concentration zone. in the center of
that province, p miles long and 10
miles wide, and have a series of de-
tachmcntS of troops following the va
rims Ia1r,np hands
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
THE KAISER'S FRIENDSHIP.
rmncror william Has Invited the
American BHtt!cship Flee' to
visit I%icl.

Washington, March 2G.-The Post
SAYS: Emperor William Of Germany
has given further striking proof OF
his desire TO maintain friendly rcIa'
tons with the United States, In
personal cahlegram TO Presldeh.
Roosevelt he has invited the battle
snip fleet Of the United states in
North American waters TO visit Mel
Germany, during regatta week III
MAY. The cmperor's message VIII not
he made public until the president
has sent his reply. 1t is believed, how
ever. that the invitation had IFS birth
in the announcement, recently made
by Secretary Moody, that the battle
Ncct would go in May on a cruise
across the ocean,
The Van Buren press. [volume] (Van Buren, Ark.) 1859-1914, 1903-03-28
CoADJUTOR ARCHBISHOPS,
Assistants For the Sees Of ST. Louis
and Cincinnati May be APP
pointed april q.

Rome. March 26,-It is considered
most probable that Rt, Rev, John j..
Glcnnon, coodjutor bishop Of Kansas
City will be appointed coadiutor
archbishop Of ST. Louis and that RI.
Rev. Henry Mocller, bishop Of Coum
bus, will be appointed coadjutor arch
bishop of Cincinnati. The day FOE the
meeting of the congregation OF he
propaganda, at which these appoint.
ments will be made, has not been de-
cided upon, but it is likely to be
April 6. II Bishops Glennon and
Mocller are appointed their vacant
position will not be SIZED for at least
two months.