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New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
FOUNDERS AND PATRIOTS TO MEET

There will Be a special meeting Of the NeW-1olN
soci.ty OF the order OF the Founders aud Patrots
NJ Ansrica at the Hotel Manhattan, Forty-seconG
st. and Madison-ave. on Monday evening, ~" 80 a.
:, . c.cro,L 70 vote upon d recommendation 10
tho general court amend the constitution con-
cernlnE eligibility requirements and to uanSaC'
general business. After the business nsetirg Gen
eral James Grant Wilson Will speak on I ne -
CSraatoat Observation-Disclosures Lincoln sh0
Grant" after which refreshments will De served
The annual meeting OF the society VIII ne ne'
At the hotel on Monday evening April p. at
on Nav Is the society gives dinaer IN honor o. o.
the general court of the CrdcT. when nsSIS ~ ~
that aay and in commemoration or the sstueUu7''N
OF Jamestown.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS.

washfnetou March q (SpeciaD.-The Italian Am
bassador and Signora Mayor des Planches gave
dinner tonight. when their guests were the Couh-
seIlor Of the French Embassy and Nine de Mar
Rerte, Captain VignaI. of the French Embassy ana
Nina yignaI Mr. and Mrs Winthrop ChanleT.
Miss Elizabeth Kean, Miss Lucy Kean. the Min-
lister from Switzerland Fernand du Martheray'
Associate Justice Brown Of the United States su-
prene Court. Mr.. BredoW. Of the German I'm
havuv ana Count Gheradssca. of the italian En-
bassy a dinner company vii also 1e be ertertalneu
ar fhe italian Embassy Monday evening.
The British Ambassador and Lady Herbert gave
a. small dinner tonight in honor of their mouse mousse
quests Lord and Lady Radnor, Lady Lotnrop anu
Major WInfeId The guests included Baron anu
Baroness Speck Won Sternburg, Mr.. and MIS- ham
iIfon Fish Webster and Mr.. and Mrs. Post, of New
York .z-o ,Jo-oo,
The Minister from Argentina and Sonora Merou
hava gone to NeW-York for a week or two.
Baroness Moncheur. wife of the Belgian Nlnlster'
has returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Jones'
of Z at
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
mouEMENIs o. cHINEsE MINISTER.

San Francisco March 2s.-The new Chinese Min
ster and the members Of his suite had little oppor
t,,rftv - SEQ the sights OF San Francisco yesteT-
day. the greater part OF their time being devoted
TO receiving deputatons OF the local Chinese socs
ties and consular officials. Arrangements were
made for the departure OF the minister for Wash
ington on Monday. He and his party will be pro
yided with a special train and dining which
will 20 direct 70 It's destination, leaving mere about
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
MANAGING EDITOR Of TACOMA NEWS"

Tacoma, Wash March 28.-CharIes E Kloeoer,
jr. OF Monday will assume the managing e4tof-
Sbf,, of The Tacoma Evening News" Hrr. KIoe-
ber has served as foreign correspondent FOR Tho
Associated Press. and formerly city editor and
news editor Of The Washington ID. CO Times
He represented The Associated Press IN China IN
the Roxer troubles and later became day manage
~ the Nsvs-York Office OF The Associated Press.
which place he resigned TO join the stan of M
Tacoma News
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
LOVING CUP FOR NORMAN Z. MACK.

Buffalo, March "a loving cup was preSent,t
TODAY to Norman E Mack. Editor aud proprietor
NJ .1rhe Buffalo Evening Times" The cup Wsg
the gift Of the members Of the 18th United States
Infantry. now stationed in the Philippines Tor
supplying the regiment with daily copies Of 'Ih9
Times" for more than three years Colonel Auu1an
made the presentation speech
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
Ex.muNIsrER WHITES RETURN
ryrp,py TN rETY rRTerrEv !

TBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIgUSE.l
ithaca y. Y, March pa letter resolved he3s
from Andrew D. White. ex-ambassador TO Ger
many says that he intends to arrive here In tina
for the commencement exercises Of Cornell IN
June He will sail from Genoa May 3 ths
gtsaueF KosnIg Elbsrt, and will reach Ns1-YorlS
about June 10. When he arrives here he viii iEa
At his nld home in East-ave.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29


occupying No. II Park-ave throughout the winter
will open Rocky Dell. their country place a. White
Plains. toward the end sf April
Mr. and Mrs Elisha Dyer jr.. and Nr. and Mr.
Elbridge T. Gerry are spending Sunday at Newport
One Of the prettiest Of the recent cut eR town
weddings was that Of Miss Anna Bennett Phslps
of WiIkesbarre, 20 Eustace II. Burrows Of London
The ceremony took place at the home OF ehs
brides widowed mother, Mrs. J. c. Phelps. Bishop
Talbot Of Western PeRnsylyaBIa, officiating The
brides eldest brother VII lam Phelps. OF BINGHAM
ton gave her away; her sister. ArA Plat vas
rnatron of honor: two little nscss Elizabeth Phalps
and Charlotte Pia were demure an5 pIct1rssaua
brfdesrnaids and her two younger bFotharB acted
as ushers, with a nephew. John c. Phelps, aad
cousin. Nelson Bennett. Frederick RhinelAndSR
best man. The brids wore gown Of white satin
and a lace veil which had been worn before hep by
her mother and si&rAr. Mrs. Phelps. her mother.
wore pale gray satin with lace and diamonds Ths
rnatron Of honor attired N white with
large white picture hat. Presents came from all
over the United states. Mr.. BIrrowys gift to his
bride was sapphire and diamond necklace Tho
newly welded pair sailed March "a for Eng
land where this American girl Will hereafter frd
her home. hr. Burrows. who Is secretary OF tba
Great Northern Railway. intends 10 taxa 4 hsuss
In Y
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

The president Of Columbia University will hnd
multitude Of earnest supporters of his pub
lished belief that too much fuss Is made nova
6eys over undergraduate athleteO. aad that the
hesds OF young men too often turned be-
cause Sensational newspapers print 30 many
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
Mr.. MOODY SAILS FROM KINGSTON.

Kingston, Jamaica. March 28.-The United stat"1
dispatch boat Dolphin. with Secretary Moody AMI
his party on board, sailed from here to-day. pre-
slImabIy for Hayti or San Domingo
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
GENERAL MACARTHUR IN CALIFORNIA.

San Francisco. March 28.-Naior General Ma
Arthur who is TO succeed General Hughes IN TIA
command OF the Department of California has
arrived here. accompanied BY his vile
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Mayor Lows view that the city governnaene
should decide such questions as the use Of stand"
ing room, back of the seats IN places of aHuse-
ment In this city without interference from the
legislature is sound. Albany should not en-
barrsss and ha.ass New-York in such matters.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

With s2s5,0Oo.O0o in the sut-Treasury
vaults In this city, Uncle Sam is proudly
conscious OF mis- ability to pay on the nail
every Just claim which may come In.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
- orr x,A4rv TRTBTJN1 SUNDAY MARCH 29 1863

nattering portraits and fuisome eulogies OF Stn
dent halfbacks and 1uilbscks. OF stroke oars an"
pitchers and shoTtstoDs. The CHIEF uses OF oo'-
go o,,6 universities do not lie in the promo
ton Of sports.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
Abortr People and Social Incidents.

and is staying with her parents. the Secretary O,
State and Mrs. Hay. at Washington.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Racing men all over the United States are pre-
dieting a boom for the sport this year exceeding
anv on record. There will be more contests on
high class tracks, and the signs Of increased
public interest and favor concerning the thor
oughbreds are more numerous and convincing
than in the spring seasons Of other days
The breeding farms and the training stables
are ready to furnish an amazing variety and
excellence among competitors for the stakes and
purses, and the hosts of applauding spectators
are likely to surpass even the figures Of 1902.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Some of those who sailed for Liverpool yesterday
on the Etruria were:
Mrs. Edgar Ashcroft. Miss Prentice
Miss 3 MIdred Blgelow The Earl of RossIyn
MIS- Mrs G G. H Hunrer D6ifi osivis Wsr6urtoa-.
Mrs. J. z. Prentice. Mrs. Sanford NHlte'
Booked to sail on the Nenornlnee to-day trf
n: rs NJ: ! b ss3sy s. P;s;a Sss. Morgan
Ne Eas:s AsE5:S captain q ain J1e, [2a T:'Ts E Ps.
MI veil! nna MIS-, '" : Max Nj r'a and Mrs James "
On tn. Campania which arrived here yesterday
from Liverpool.
Captain Richardson Glover. ard Mrs James =
Enisd E166sssy: MS 81 E:y3oIas
81 @ioS ;5, jss' TPs ! / u aT nrna. P' s?as,a4 ss5..
MIR and Mrs. William J. Mss ! 2 ShotteE s-,,,.
The Misses clafr- nd Gath ], P. Garter
Among those on the Celtic, which arrived here
yesterday from Liverpool Were:
Mr. and Mrs. ". r Bar. EaJsey L Ives cnisf De
Bus1S5; l, Ming " John Lewis
Sir and Lady Edward cole Captain and Mrs II Rich
N DrooSs S5s Mrs II T. Cole Miss Ruth Richardson
a. "tsn F. GOurlay Nj and Mrs. q. Morton
II. Mex. IngeTsoll- SIR S7C1srs-Nin"
Mr. Mrs Samuel In Mrs. Eli Nhitu"E
suL r Ierega
Mrs Charles NJ IlCcns. koro ENrluN-
Henry 7. Kn"elaUd. i-
> soros IF those who arrived here Yesterday from
1I,,,ra Op the French steamer La S4tvuie were.
-aorpa Aptnop NJ I.1n-rie Belgian C>o'ul
Count BeaupTe AZ Havana 90.
and Baroness 4 de Nj dHO NA'S N'L'''
ie
Charles FenwiCk- MT btrl'NI
HunehNIs- '''iSii AT
Francois Millct-
A,,,,, those Who arrived here YESTERDAY from
Southampton the steamer PhiadeIPnla WIZ
Mr. and Herbert Barry Iohn Rsld - - -t--.r
James Butler. Alr. anu NaLs
Mr. Mrs. David y HIisfn BS. r1lpl7S TsyI,-
rbn11a: E-ipsAv Mr.. and Ars john Weave
NJ ia Nr~ N y Mllar.I NJ. SnJ Mrs James Wy0-
Mrs. Daniel . Day Acop-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Passion Sunday is being spent BY society TO great
axtsat out Of town The weather Of the last few days
had encouraged a number Of people TO open their
country houses and to entertain weekend parties
among them being Colonel and Mrs. AStor, VINO
gave a party at Fernclif, their place at Rhine
heck-or-the-4udson, and William c. Whitney. who
has friends staying with him at westbury- Long
Island.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

The latest crusade to abolish long established
institutions in Manhattan is directed against
good old Washington Market But there are
worse places in New-York. and no epidemic OF
typhoid fever has ever started there.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

The retail butchers OF this city have MADE out
a strong case for the new ebattoir authorized ny
the Elsberg bill, which has now passed ooth
houses Of the legislature and awaits the ap-
proval Of Mayor Low and Governor OoeH Inc
retail meat dealers convinced that the ne"
slaughter house will not only Improve condt-
+,ons in the neigtborhood where the proposed
site lies. by substituting a modern. substantial
structure for an old, unsightly and unsanltary
one but that it will be efficscious In foFcsns
down the price OF meat by opposing competition
to the present monopoly Of the Beef Trust.
They believe and hope, too. that the Mayor ana
the Governor will see the matter in this light
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. N. orme Wilson has arranged to
move into their new house In Sixtv-fourth-st. and
Fifth-ave. tomorrow. 1t Is still r'r from coll-
pleted and only portion Of 1t Is ready for ccoupa-
=
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

AIIiUUo lIIUoE " 10 II
Southampton on the ste
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Barry
Mrs. James Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs. David 3
HAYs.
Thomas kinssy-
Mr.. and Mrs II. y. AlllAr-
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel . Day
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

we'd here YESTERDAY from
lmer Philadelphia we're
John RslH-
Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. SinENr.
William SSipley Taylor
Miss AarSJertte Il, Tayi"-.
Mr., and Ars. john Weave
Nj. and Mrs James Nyn -
kcop-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

- W. q IA - AA-N-r
from Liverpool, were:
Captain Richardson Glover,
L. ;, y, naval attache.
United states Embassy
EGadcn
Ben Davies
Colonel James J.. Hall.
Mr.. ard Mrs. G. w Lynde.
Mr. and Mrs William J..
NicOlls.
The Misses claire and Gath
crime Lyon NtrOllS-
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

When Edgar Allan Poe lived in Fordham there
we're no streetcars uptown. and New-IorK was
quiet and tranquil In comparison Win the
noise and tunlult of the metropolis OF to-day
the Manhattan of Poe's time was q cloistered
retreat Of unruffied calm When the poet wrote
his ingenious and melodious verses on The
Bells he touched many sounds from brazen
throats: but he never heard the changing OK the
gongs on the trolley Ines. Their dissonan1
distressful and deafening clamor adds ne"
terrors to city life.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Immigrants still swarning to Ellis Isl
and. They hopeful Of getting their 1alr
share Of Yankee prosperity.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-29

Mrs Clarence # Mackay publishes in the April
number of The North American Review a drama
entitled Gabrielle She is established at her
place at Roslyn with her husband. her little girl
and the baby. which horn last Sunday after
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-10-22
Fifteen Per Cent Laid on.

New York;, Oct. 14.-Orders were is
sued from New York whereby Is per
cent of the employees in the car shops,
repair shops and round houses of the
entire Vanderbilt railway system, were
informed that their services were no
longer needed. Fifteen hundred were
thrown out of employment at saving
of nearly $1,000 a day. This order,
which embraces employees of the New
York Central and all subsidiary lines
going out of New York, the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern, the L.
e. and Western and other roads will
have it's effect in more than 100 shops
and roundhouses.
''The action just taken by the Van
derbilt system of railroads is due to
two things" said high official of the
New York Central road. "First, that
the outlook of the present time de-
manded that retrencllment be made,
and, second, that the condition of the
rolling stock of the company is such
that retrenchment can be made in the
department which has charge of that
with less damage to effectiveness.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1903-10-22
4 RESTORATION CAMPAIGN

weapon the strap held bible.
After rest Mr.. Dowic proceeded to
Madison Square Garden where about
5000 of the host awaited him. When
he stepped into the vast hall, the as
semblage rose and faced the overseer,
Holding up his hand, he said:
peace be to thee" "pcace TO thee be
multiplied" answered the great crowd
in one voice.
After looking things over at Madison
Square Garden DIR. Dowie ga.hered the
reporters together and talked to them
for over an hour He said that his
mission here is one of peace and that
during the three weeks thatthe follow
ers of the Christian Catholic church
are here they expect to visit every,
family in the city at least twice. He
said also that he comes in the capacity
of the prophet Elijah and in accord
ance with the revelation lie made in
1901 to an audience of 1000 people in
the auditorium, Chicago. and promises
to explain more fully what the revela-
ton means.
II have come to New York as the
representative of powerful ecclesiasti-
cal body" he declared, shut in my
prophetic capacity care not for your
smiles. I am as indifferent to ridicule
us to any other wrong. Your facile
pens should never be harnessed TO r;di-
Guile. There is place for ridicule and
satire but say your pens should never
be used in ridiculing any man who be-
lieves he has a solemn message to hu-
mainly. 1t never pays to fight against
God. lam not going to dodge any
thing. l am very open man and have
no conceallncnts.
81 have come to the city of New York
in obedience to what believe to be
the command of God. have long con-
sidered that this city, which is the me-
tropolis of this great republic and is
also the greatest city on the American
continent, was worthy of the most
careful considerations and prepare
tions ut my handF."