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New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE GERMAN EMBASSY.
DR., Von HolIeben to Present Letter
of Recall in Person.

RerIn March 21.-Dr. Won Holleoen the Nel-
man Ambassador will return to washington u
present to the President his letter OF RETAIL
nrobably no later than May Minister Fo"
Sternburg. according to the governments lnteh-
tion succeeding Immediately to the Amoassa-
dorship.
a few davs ago DR.. Won HolIeben was still at
Nice to which town he went oy way oi RAJ 10
after landing at CherbourS from New-1ork' he
did MT oor,n IN Berln as reported at the time
and has not vet been here. Consequently ne
has not seen the Emperor Chancellor or FOR
eien ONCE officials. The Ambassador letters
which were sent to his permanent ADDRESS III
care Of his brother Lieutenant General Won hol-
leben, at Frtedenau, near Berlin remain uhdh-
swered The only engagement Dr. Won HolleOeh
is known to have made is TO attend the UniVer-
sty Society meeting at Heidelberg on Aprll l.
While it will be disagreeable for the Ambassa-
dor to revisit the United States for his rormal
withdrawal from the Washington post. it is
essential In order to comply with diplomatic
courtesy since his health permits him to make
the journey without suffering
Chancellor Won Bulows firm support Of Min
lister Won Sternburg in the Reichstag Thursday
Is taken publicly to mean that Won Sternourg
continues to stand first in the governments eye
for the succession. which The Associated Press
learns is a fact Nevertheless. Won Sternburg's
have been quietly trying to make the Foreign
Office think he IS not the man for the place.
This idea has not found Judgement there. The
changes in the staff of the Embassy at Wash
iugton are the result of impression that Won
Sternburg is not cordially supported 1t s
recognized here that his position will continue
TO be embarrassing and irregular until he sue
ceeds to the rank we'll the functions Of
Ambassador. Minister Sternburg. like Am
bassador Herbert. would most likely have re-
ceived the Grand Cross after the settlement OF
the Venezuelan difficulties were it not the gov
ernnert's fixed practice not to give two decora-
tions to the same man in one year and Won
Sternburg decorated few weeks before
he was appointed German Minister at Wash
ingtOn
Count Quadt. secretary OF the German
Embassy at Washington, and Countess
Quadt left Berlin for Monte Carlo yesterday.
The count Will probably be assigned to duty at
Constantinople.
Baron Ritter Won Grtinstein. second secretary
Of the German Embassy at Washington. arrived
here Wednesday.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
CHURCH AND STATE IN FRANCE.
The Concordat To Be Maintained if Clergy
Keep Out of Politics.

Paris, March 21.-The Senate was crowded to
over7oving this afternoon in expectation that
the discussion Of the budget would bring out
speeches from Premier COmbes on the sepa ration
of church and state and from Senator Clemen-
ceau on the Eatican's authority over the clergy
During the early hours Senator Delpech (Radl-
caI-SocialisN. severely arraigned the Concordat
and demanded its denunciation- In doing so
he traced the history OF the Concordat, declar-
ing it had become a "WorIneaten edlfces which
should be removed i'll the interests Of public
health" This assertion caused a tumult. which
the President of the Senate checked. NJ. Del
pech closed by demanding that the Senate pro-
nounce the complete divorce of church and state.
Premier Conbes then entered the tribune.
He said he would not say that the day for
the denunCiation of the Concordat was not near,
but that day had not yet arrived. While the
COncordat existed II would be respected. Inc
Premier expressed the belief that the action or
some of the clergy invited a violation OF the
Concordat. as their petitions and pastoral let
ters attacked the militant government and
would eventually compel an interruption OF the
Concordat. The Premier closed his remarks
with the declaration that the government would
maintain the Concordat, but on the condition
that the clergy keep out Of politics. Thls state
ment was received with applause.
At the conclusion Of NJ. COmbeS'S speech, a
vote of confidence in the government was adopt
ed by 1SS to 6S votes. motion presented by
NJ. Delpech to suppress the credits for the Min
istry of Public Worship was defeated by ma
tority of 30 votes. only sixty Deputies declar-
ing in favor of the motion.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FEAR OF MORO REVOLT.
General Sumner Going to Jolo to
Arcrt Trouble.

Manila March 2l.-There is d feeling of unrest
in Jolo on account OF the arrest and conviction
Of three prominent Moros who raided and
burned the Chinese district of Perang AS a
precautionary measure General Sumner, COM
mandng the Department Of Mndanao. has
strengthened the Jolo garrison and is preparing
to send additional troops there. In the event OF
an emergency the United States naval vessels
in southern waters will be asked to cooperate
with the troops in demonstration designed to
convince the Moros of the folly of an overt act
General Sumner is going to Jolo. in the hope
of allaying the disturbances and convincing the
Moros of the business of the American policy
and the folly Of armed resistance.
The raid on Perang wanton. Thirteen
Chinese houses were burned. The three ring
leaders friends Of the Sultan of Jolo, and
the people protested against their removal from
Jol0. The sentence viii be enforced. The pris-
oners are now on their way to Bilibid Prison,
Manila. One of the prisoners led raid in Min
danao in 1902. He captured eleven natives and
held them slaves. The government failed to
arrest him until he was taken into custody for d
part in the PeTang raid.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
A PLEA FOR CREMATION.
Sir Henry Thompson Replies to Justice
Grantham's View of Poison Cases.

London. March 21,-JustiCe tirantham' in sum
ming up in the Old Bailey Thursday last, pre-
vious to sentencing KIosoWsh, alias Chapman
the Southwark salOonkeeper. TO death attef ne
had been convicted Of numbering thr"" women
nv poison in different parts of London, declared
that if the women had been Cremated hlOsoWskl
would never have been convicted. and said the
case served warning TO those who thought
the churChyards should bc shut up These and
other judicial criticisms of cremation have
called out Il spirited reply from Professor SIR
Henry Thompson. Bart. the well known sur
geOn who says that if Justice Grantham had
the slightest acquaintance" with the precautions
adopted in cremation he would have known
that any posoner endoavoring to get rid OF 1t
victim by cremation is almost certain to be
detected Sir Henry adds that both here and
in France in every case where body IS
offered for cremation the keencSt inquiry Is
made with reference. to the possibility of death
being caused by poison" as was fully admitted
in the Parliamentary inquiry into the subject
in
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
THE BUDAPEST RIOTS.
Premier UphoIds PoLcc--T7to Hf"'
dents Die.

~ ,,rob OF Two of the students
who we're injured in the rioting yesterday
ing on the occasion of the ceieoralloI VI
arni,.arsar,y of the death OF Louis kossuth'
died this morning. Many others VINO were
wounded with swords in the police charge di'
In q serious condition.
The students assembled this morning dl '''
university and hoisted mourning nag III iilei
or,, ~ their comrades who were killed yester-
day Later about one thousand stuueil's
inc mourning flags, marched to the Chamber OF
nennttes headed by the Deputies of the Kos
suth party, and demanded the punishment Oh
.ba autborities who were responsible for IN"
attacks on the students. They sent depuId-
ton to the Premier. who promised~to make dii
inquiry into the matter. but he pointed Out IhII
the streets did not belong to the students.
whose disturbances endangered the safety u
the general public.
Subsequently the kossuth Deputies bitterly
complained in the Diet OF the action or the po-
lice, demanded the dismissal of the Ponce Fle-
feet and abused the government for posting '.cz ne
pOice in positions where they were likely -
nrovOke = further collision with the StulentS'
The uproar became great that tne SIt1IIla I,
had to be suspended. On it's resuInPtttoh Pt.1sr.
mier Coleman de Sell announced thdt tLlS - - =
would be withdrawn. that strict inquiry -
be made and that any one who had eXceedeu HIS
duty would be punished. .o,,,o,,+
The Premier subsequently made StaIeI'ie'i-
to the House. based on the official reports on
the riots He said the police officials had per
formed their duties with heroic seIt-SdcrIA'e
under most difficult circumstances. He felt 1t
his duty to uphold them. and he would not alIo"
Parliament to bc turned into d students con-
ventiOn.
The students tonight paraded the streets but
several Deputics urged moderation. and the
evening passed off without disturbances
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
WRIGHT SUED BY CHICAGO BROKERS.
Alleged to Owe for Transaction-Miss Brown
Gets Order for Money.

The troubles of J. Whitaker Wright ar" multiply
ing a writ served him in Ludlow Street
Jail yesterday in action brought by J. J. Nc
Dermid & 60. grain and provision brokers. Of
Chicago recover s. &16S 10. with interest from Jan
uary !. 1887.
Wright was then doing business IN Philadelphia
and McDernid & co. said to be his brokers
He used give his orders by wire, and tn" amount
question is said to be owed for a certain trans
action in grain and provisions.
Mr.. IolIdnder. Of tn" law firm OF IIoIldnder &
Bcrnhcinler. No ~ Wau-st-, who represent the
plaintiffs III tn" case. said yesterday. Wright has
been Of III" jurisdiction Of the court for years
he would have been served before. The amount
Of the claim. with interest. Is now nearly 5t11h
Maurice Untermyer couuacl for J. Whitaker
Wright. yesterday Obtaiue! from United States
Commissioner Alexander nrd'r on Marshal
IIcnkG for t-f0 or tn 40 taken from Wright at
the time Of MS arrest. Miss FIoT"n"e Brown. who
travelled with Wright and is said 20 N' his Nice
declared that tn" money for which commissioner
Alexander gaIe the order " StrldAy belonged To
her. and had been placed IN Wright'S possession
for Safrkecping the Irif, This country from
Paris. The money would be sent TO Miss Brown
III Philadelphia Immediately. Nr. Jnt"rmytr said
judge LaC0mb. Will hear arguments tomorrow
the application for WriEht'S TeIeaS" ON bail.
which Commissioner Alexander denied Wright
said Ludlow Street Jail yesterday to he
much improved in health
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
TOPICS IN PARIS.
Strong MoUement against Church.
4 Mid-Lent G0uetg.

opA-isI 10 III. Neu-York Tribune By French csbIs)
Copyright: 1908: Py The Tribune AsSociAtionD
Paris, March 21.-While the survivors OF the
evolutionary uphesvaI Of March IS 1871. were
ceiebrsting the thirty-second anniversary Of the
Paris Commune on Wednesday. NJ Combes. the
most snti-CIerical Premier who has so far pre-
sioed over the destinies Of the Third Republic
won a signal victory in the Chamber Of DepU-
ties which with a good fighting majority Of
forty-three refused to entertain the demand for
the authorization Of twenty-five religious or
oerr which devote themselves to teaching. This
means that the orders in question are TO be dis
solved and that the Association laws are TO be
executed with drastic, relentless energy to the
bitter end The Cabinet in the glow OF victory
has received showers Of congra atulatory tele-
grams from all parts OF the country. save from
priest ridden Brittany
There is no nistaking the trend Of public feel
ing, which strenuousIy favors the government
that represents the Radical and Socialist ma
5ority- Cries Of Down with the Church" are
heard already. The Cabinet is being urged by
the Radical press I'm Paris and in the depart
nents not TO rest content with sweeping away
the religious orders, but 10 boldly attack the
concord8t. The stipends OF scores OF priests
have been suppressed. and half dozen bishops
censured and admonished- Not only the reac-
tionaries but the conservative republicans are
disnayed at the outlook, for the movement rs
now so strong against the Church that no one
can tell where II msy stop.
Il Mid-Lent was this week celebrated with
greater enthusiasm and gayety than for
many years There was bright sunshine,
and the whole city vas given over 20 froic.
Among the notable features was huge car
supporting a platform which the ire
pressihle cakawaIk was danced by negroes ana
neEresses. or at least by burnt-cork limitations
of them object lessons Of the alcohol con-
troversy were presented by two gigantic figures
of savans. one thin, haggard, Jumpy and ner-
vous nrnclaining himself the champion of alco-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
A NEW WIRELESS SYSTEM.
Runners Discovery Said to Transmit Ex-
elusive Messages

Berlin. March 21-Experiments have been
made before representatives Of the Admiralty
Secretary and the rander OF the torpedo
division with a new system Of wireless teleg
raphy which directs electric waves exclusively
to one point, obvIating the danger Of outsiders
catching messages. The result Is obtained
through a series of para boic mirrors which
give all the electric waves a parallel course.
The system is available for distances OF from
twelve to fifteen miles. and is intended prin-
cipaIly for communication between vessels in
harbor or along the coasts The transmitting
velocity is twenty-five words Il minute, and the
inventor is Ernst Ruhmer. report or whose eX-
periments with a wireless telephone system was
printed last fall
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
DUNDONALD MAY LEAVE CANADA.
Difference of Opinion Regarding Military
Plans for the Dominion

Ottawa March 2l.--It Is understood that a diff
ference of opinion has arisen between Sir Frederick
Borden. Minister of Militia. and the major general
commanding, in regard to the militia organization,
and the result may be that the term OF Lord Dun
donald in Canada will be cut short. In the esti-
mates there is an item for expenditure capital
account in connection with the militia organlza-
ton. Lord Dundonald. it is said. desires ten times
more money in this connection than the Minister
can give. AS a consequence of this refusal the
elaborate scheme of the major general, involving.
it understood. the whole organization of the
fences OF Canada will be carried out. This
scheme would Sl20J0.0O0. 1t is reported
in Official circles that Lord DundonaId has the idea
which General Hutton held strongly. that 1t is the
general commanding and the imperial authorities,
and not the Minister and the Canadian Government.
that control the militia AS result OF differences
Of opinion questions of this kind il is said that
year will likely end Lord Dundonald's stay
here
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
EPIDEMIC IN WEST INDIES.
Disease Resembles Smallpox, but Medical
Opinions Differ.

Kingston. Jamaica, March 21.-A curious stu
alton has arisen in the West Indies regarding
the disease resem bling smallpox which has been
epidemic on the island of Trinidad which exists
at the island of ST. Vincent, and which has
lately appeared in Jamaica. Medical men VINO
have exchanged visits among the islands TO
make a diagnosis Of the disease differ in opinion
considerably Those OF Trinidad claim it is an
eruptive fever, the physicians of Barbados say
it is smallpox and opinion here as to its nature
is divided Trinidad is maintaining a quaran-
tine against Barbados and the latter Is
uuarantnng Trinidad. The newspapers are
calling for a medical commission to determine
the nature Of the strange disease and to make
recommendations for Its treatment.
Port Of Spain. Trinidad March 21.-The off,
cial medical definition here Of the prevailing
sickness is that it is epidemic OF varioloid
resembling smallpox, varicella Chicken
pox). similar to that which occurred in jamaica
in 1866. There have been $50 cases in Trinidad
since October. and three deaths from the dis
At present 22O cases are being treated
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
FOR NEW EYE AND EAR HOSPITAL.

The directors of the Manhattan Eye and Ear
Hospital hav" issued appeal tho publ. for
500 000 toward sit" AMI d building with the
enlarged facilities now necessary owing to the IN
in the scope q the work of the institution
The present hospital occupies a plot by 10 feet
in Park-ave- and Forty -irst-st block south OF
the Grand Central Station The directors assert
that by selling the property they would obtain
enough capital TO purchase a larger site In A less
valuable location; and build modern hospital of
least double the present capacity
The endOWm fund of the hospital is now SI7I -
O00 and the directors do feel justified i'm pro
Gee ding to build without additional sum of San
OO0 for tn" purpose one Of the directors and his
family offer subscription OF $4,000. conditional on
NJ0,EI being rdiSvd by January l. 1904.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SUM REQUIRED TO AID sWEDEs.
About $25s,Oo0 Needed, Says the Minister
Of Agriculture

Stockholm March 21.-The distress in North
Sweden discussed in the Riksdag to-day
The Minister OF Agriculture declared that up to
a fortnight ago the government was convinced
that 1t had undertaken adequate relief meas
ures. but later investigation showed that a
further sum of about $25S. 600 was required of
which $4,000 had already been contributed
from American sources The minister expressed
his pleasure at the fact that the Swedes in
America had shown that they did not forget the
Old Country. All offers of subscriptions from
other countries had been declined
The minister and other speakers expressed
disapproval of the sensational descriptions of
the situation which have appeared in some
American papers and which humiliating
to Sweden
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
SMOKE FROM WEST INDIA VOLCANOES

Pointe-a-Pitre Island of GuadeIoupe. March
2I.-Mont Pelee volcano on the Island of Mar
Unique is discharging dense clouds Of reddish
smoke
Kingston. Island Of ST Vincent. March 21.-
La Soufriere volcano. this island. is very &C
tive. and is discharging dense clouds of smoke,
which are rising in columns miles high.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
C. NJ. SCHWAB GOES TO PITTsBURG
To Examine for Steel Corporation the Jones
& LaughIin Company Plant

Charles VI. SChwab. president Of the United
States Steel Corporation. who arrived here 4 few
days ago from Europe has gore TTttsburE. 1t
is said that while there he Will examine the cx-
tcnsive plant of the Jones & Laughlin Company.
with view to its acquisition by tho steel cor
poration It is also reported good authority
that the United States Steel Corporation has AIKEN
tn" leases owned by the Oliver Snyder Syudl-
upon properties the MeSaba Range.
the total capacity of these properties being IL is
said HhOut sIXty million
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
TO MAKE STEEL IN MEXICO.

Trenton. y. J.. March @1.-The Steel and Iron
Corporation OF Mexico capital sl,600000 vas ircor-
porated here to-day. The objects Of the company
are to manufacture iron and steel and To acquire
the CampaniI Industrial McXIcana OF Mexico. The
cOrDorators are Albert NJ Iolack and Harry J..
Falk New York: George l.. RatteIyo Summit y
J.: W G sherwood Jersey city. and James Mid
dleitrh Snringfied. Y ].
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
ANOTHER STORM IN NEWFOUNDLAND

ST Johns, n. F.. March Blowing to renewed
bltzzards IN the interior of the Island the attempts
which were being made 10 clear the railway line
OF snowdrifts are again temporarily abandoned. A
fierce storm is raging to-day. On the plateau in
the mid-country the Thermometer records 10 de-
grees below All trains are being held up It
is feared that these weather conditions will seri-
ously handicap the operations OF the sealing feet
among the ice foes along the seatoard. and possi-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
M. S. r. investigations

District Attorney J"rom" was asked vcSr.r!lv
ABOUT statement which. it WIZ said the tI.rr,,-
po'dh street Hallway Company had submitted q,
I'm Win uc Intention o. aiding his orctaI
cp lISSarioh S OF the Company's books 1t = not
10y q statement or counter Statcrlsur N..
pi' / don't have To- ask th,. MetroDoitrrr >rr.af
natl"dS COMPANY for statement ana IN ,nr,
"a ISL nave 7" give me- Nc srs looking
t a%lS 20 support SharEes .aad are mskin- an
several weeks" le9uuh Viii iAS'
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
REMARKABLE FALSE ALARM.

A false alarm turned in in remarkable
way at Broadway and Broome-st yesterday after
noon 4 heavily laden truck belonging to J. B.
Nutfer. of No. 5s5 Washlngt St being driven
down Broadway by George Pike. The latter
driving close the curb. and at the southwest
corner Of Broadway and Broome-st the axle
Of the truck struck a lamp post on which was
fire alarm box. The lamp post was broken of at
the base and in falling the glass In front OF the
box was smashed and the hook which is used for
turning In an alarm vas struck by the falling
debris.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
MR., hooDY's INSPECTION TOUR

Santiago de Cuba. March 21.-The United
States dispatch boat Dolphin arrived here from
Havana this morning with Postmaster General
Payne on board. Secretary Moody and his
party after their visit TO this city will probably
go 10 Guantanamo tomorrow and inspect the
proposed site for coaling station.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
CONSERVATIVES LOSE A SEAT.

Dublin, March I.-North Fermanagh has fol-
lowed In the footsteps of Woowich and Rye and
has elected an Opposition member to the House
OF Commons in place Of the former Conservative.
Mr.. Archdale. who resigned Edward Mitchell.
the member. who is follower OF Mr. Russell,
defeated the Government candidate Captain Craig
By 152 votes. The Natonalists voted solidy for
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
sPAIN,s NAVAL BUDGET.

Madrid March 21.-The Minister of Marine
has completed the naval budget. The estimates
provide for an increased expenditure amounting
TO 5000 ZOO
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
M. JAUREs POSTED As COWARD.
Former Minister of War Attacks the Social
ist Deputy.

Paris March 2i.-M. Cavaignac. the former Minis
ter o. War. has caused to be posted on the walls Of
this city signed letter charging NJ. Jaures, the
Socialist leader in the Chamber Of Deputies with
caIumniation and coHardice The affair grew out OF
minor political differences.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
Over 1000 Doctors
Prescribe and Recommend

Duffy'S Pure Malt Whiskey-
The following letter from DR.. William Hooker
Vail, one OF ST. Louiss most eminent physicians
shows the favo~ with which members OF his
profession regard this great medicine:
Gentlenen-''Duffy's Malt Whiskey was intro
duced me through g. consumptfve patient
whom was treating. 1 called on her one after
noon after absence of about two months and
remarked that she was 90 much improved l
Inquired after mediCamerts, etc. snd she stated
that she had been using nothing but good food
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
HOUSE OF THE HUMsERTs SOLD.

Paris. March u.-The handsome residence Of
the Humbcrt family the Avenue de Ia Grande
Armee sold at auction this afternoon,
satisfy the creditors of tie Humberts 1t brought
$e4 400. NJ. Allarc a lawyer. bought 1t for a client.
name withheld,
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

THEY CAUGHT HIM At LAST.
People were always wondering how he al
ways got the best bargains in everything.
Last sunday he caught taking notes
from the Little Ads. Of the People, which
appear regularly in The Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22

Hamilton. Bermuda, March d - The American
steam yacht Niagara. owned by Howard Gould
sailed from this port to-day for New-Tork.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-22
WHERE HE GOT 1T.

some people sometimes anxious to
know where other people got At" II IL was
great bargain. 1T was no doubt secured